THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2016 State to tutor Lynn on nancial planning By Thomas Grillo Group, the Philadelphia nancial advisory services rm Such small projects should be paid for by the city budget ITEM STAFF that specializes in working with municipalities, will pro- instead of being nanced over a decade. vide the city with consultants and software early next The mayor and the city council use bonds because they LYNN — Help is on the way to balance the city’s bud- year. By next spring, the city will be taught to develop a don’t have the money in their budget to pay for such get. multi-year budget forecast model, create a capital plan- repairs, Caron said. Thanks to the state Department of Revenue, Lynn re- ning framework and implement a high-level review of From DOR’s perspective, bonds should be limited to ceived a $75,000 grant to help City Hall create a ve- the city’s nance organization and operations. pricey capital projects such as replacing the boiler at year plan toward better scal responsibility. Caron said DOR saw red  ags based on the fact that the library and improvements to the Lynn Auditorium, “DOR is obviously concerned about the city’s nancial the city’s reserves have plummeted and budgets have Caron said. situation,” said Peter Caron, Lynn’s chief nancial of- not been balanced. “DOR sees us going down a road that is not sustainable cer. “They believe we need long-range nancial plan- The other factor that contributed to the DOR’s assis- and we need to implement nancial planning,” he said. ning, which we lack.” tance has been the city’s approval for two $4 million Under the terms of the Community Compact, PFM bonds over the last few years to pay to renovate parks. BUDGET, A7 STEAK ACCLAIM Former Hilltop employees serve memories

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Rain and possible snow is expected to impact the area today, developing in the afternoon and intensifying during the evening into Friday morning.

• Check your community websites for possible parking bans. • In Lynn, blue snow emergency lights will flash during declared snow emergency events at the following locations: O’Callaghan Way at Walnut Street, Western Avenue at Federal Street, Eastern Avenue at Essex Street, Essex Street at Joyce Street, Broad Street at Union Street, Western Avenue at Waitt Road, Wyoma Square. By Bridget Turcotte worked at the restaurant for 18 years, Former Hilltop restau- • In Swampscott, Gino Cresta, ITEM STAFF rst as a hostess, then number caller, rant waitresses, from department of public works director, and nally a waitress. left, Susan Henderson, SAUGUS — Hilltop Steak House em- The gathering was held at Caryn’s Kathy Murphy, Donna said all of the trucks are fueled up ployees got back in the saddle Wednes- and the plow blades are being put on. Sports Bar & Restaurant in Wake eld, Everson and Maureen day night. owned by Leanne Wheeler, who began Bernier share a laugh • “We’re preparing for snow and The 52-year-old landmark family her career at the Hilltop. during a reunion praying for rain,” he said. restaurant that charmed its custom- Caryn’s opened in May and is op- Wednesday at Caryn’s ers with thick steaks and a west- erated by eight former Hilltop staff Sports Bar & Restau- ern-style motif closed in 2013. But members, including chefs, bartenders rant in Wake eld. former staff still consider themselves and waitresses. The staff takes on 100 a “family” and reconnected at a re- seats, rather than the 1,300 they tack- PHOTO | NICOLE GOODHUE BOYD Swampscott is union. led at the Hilltop. “It was like working in a circus — “It was like a family,” Wheeler said. it felt like you had A1 sauce running building a case in your veins,” said Kathy Duke, who HILLTOP, A7

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — School of cials are seeking state Sheriff-elect support for one or several new school buildings in Swampscott. Suzanne Wright, a member of the school committee, rounds up said town of cials plan on submitting a statement of intent to the Massachusetts School Building Authority by the April deadline. Superintendent Pamela Ange- his posse lakis is leading a task force devoted to planning new schools. By Thomas Grillo “The statement of interest would just have to say we ITEM STAFF need a new elementary or middle school,” Wright said. Wright said there would likely be statements of in- LYNN — With just nine days until he is terest for both. She said there are more than 20 op- sworn in as Essex County sheriff, Kevin tions being floated around by members of the task Coppinger has made three appointments force. to his leadership team. William Gerke Jr. of Swampscott will SWAMPSCOTT, A7 serve as special deputy sheriff, Attorney Dennis Newman of Reading will be chief of staff and Monica Harris of Lynn will be- come executive assistant. They will start INSIDE next month following the inauguration. “With the assistance of my transition In Lynn eld In Lynn team, I have chosen individuals whose com- A master plan Police arrest pair bined experience, skills and abilities will is in the works. A3 on drug charges. A6 provide a strong leadership team working with me to bring positive results,” said Cop- PHOTO | MARK LORENZ In Opinion In Sports pinger in statement. “The transition period Thinking positive Spartans sweep will continue over the next few months as Monica Harris speaks with Lynn Police Chief and for 2017. A4 Boverini Tournament. B1 Essex County Sheriff-elect Kevin Coppinger in City COPPINGER, A7 Hall on Wednesday.

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Attention Blue Lids: Green Lids: Unbagged Christmas City of Lynn Recycling carts will Recycling carts will trees and bagged leaf residents: be picked up during be picked up during and yard waste will be There will be NO DELAY of trash and recycling the week of Dec. 26 - the week of Jan. 2 - collected the week of pickups during the weeks following the Christmas Dec. 30, 2016. Jan. 6, 2017. Jan. 9 - Jan. 13, 2017 and New Year holidays. Please adhere to the on your scheduled regularly scheduled pickup as follows: trash day. A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2016 OBITUARIES MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS

Warrant: Police sought boy’s Corey Hodgdon was Walter M. Williamson Roland S. Gilmore, 73 remains in Georgetown home ordered held without bail pending a dangerousness 1943-2016 GEORGETOWN (AP) — hearing at his arraign- Authorities who searched ment Tuesday on charges NORTH READING — Wal- Wally was a member of Local LYNN — Roland forward to watching a Georgetown home that include assault and ter M. “Wally” Williamson, of 537 Pipe Fitters Union. Stuart Gilmore, a the Westminster dog earlier this month were battery with a dangerous North Reading, previously of Service information: Rela- long-time resident show. Roland leaves looking for the remains Gloucester and Saugus. Dec. tives and friends may visit in of Lynn and a for- his wife, Donna L. weapon. of a boy reportedly slain 24. Beloved husband of Mar- the COTA Funeral Home, 335 mer Lynn Police Of- (Wyman) Gilmore of Prosecutors say Hodg- in 1970, according to a garet (Minichiello). Father of Park St., (corner of Park St. ficer (1966-1998), Topsfield, his beloved don had gotten upset over search warrant. Peter and his wife Beth of and Rt. 28), North Reading, passed away in his children; Wayne S. what show the family was The 13-page search Gloucester, Daniel of Washing- at Reading line, on Satur- home on Christmas Gilmore and his wife, watching on television warrant obtained Tues- ton, Timothy and his wife Laura day, Dec. 31 from 10 a.m. morning, Dec. 25, Maria of Danvers, before he pulled a gun day by The Daily News of Danvers, Amy Sasso and her - 12 p.m. Interment will be 2016, at the age Everett Police Officer and issued threats during of Newburyport details husband Patrick of Newbury private. Please omit flowers of 73. Born in Lynn on May Jeffrey P. Gilmore and his wife, the incident on Sunday in how in 2007 a man told and the late Philip Williamson. and make donations in Wal- 18, 1943, he was the son of Erinn of Topsfield, and Denise Worcester. Georgetown police that Grandfather of Rian, Nikki, ter’s name to a charity of the late Fred S. and Muriel L. S. Gilmore of Alexandria, Va., Police say some family as a 5- or 6 -year-old child Hannah, Conor, Garrett, Patrick, your choice. www.cotafuner- (MacPherson) Gilmore. Ro- his adoring grandchildren; members locked them- he witnessed the owner Kathryn, Thomas and Sophia. alhomes.com. land was raised and educated Lauren and Michael Gilmore selves in a bathroom. of the house kill a young in Lynn and was a graduate of of Danvers and Jack, Riley, They were able to escape boy, whose body was bur- Lynn Classical High School. He and Kate Gilmore of Topsfield. ied in the basement. the home when Hodgdon attended Bentley University Roland also leaves his long- The homeowner died went into the basement. after high school before going time companion, Susan Fowl- in November at the age Officers arrived at the Michael A. Bassi, 65 to work for the General Elec- er of Lynn. In addition to his of 85. scene, entered the home 1951-2016 tric Co. He worked for a few parents, Roland was preceded Police had searched the and arrested Hodgdon. years before joining the Lynn in death by his son, Brian S. home before. DANVERS — Michael Antho- Denise M. Bucknell of South Police Department as a full- Gilmore. Driver rescued from pond ny Bassi, 65, of Danvers, died Hampton, N.H., his brothers, time police officer. He served Service information: A The Essex district at- Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2016, at John M. of Kodiak, Alaska, the city bravely and honorably memorial visitation will be torney’s office announced facing drunken driving charges the Hogan Regional Center in James A. of Great Barrington, that after four days of from 1966 until his retirement held in the CUFFE-McGINN WESTWOOD (AP) — the Hathorne section of Dan- N.H., Stephen G. of Rome, N.Y., in 1998. After his retirement, Funeral Home, 157 Maple searching by local and Police say a driver is vers, following a long illness. and David F. of Danville, N.H., Roland continued to serve the St., Lynn, on Tuesday, Jan. state police as well as FBI He was the son of Catherine as well as several nieces and police department in the role 3, 2017 from 4-8 p.m. Ma- agents, only animal bones facing drunken driving T. (LaPlante) Bassi Waldron nephews. He was the brother of treasurer for the Lynn Police sonic service at 6:30 p.m. had been discovered. charges after he was res- and the late Henry A. Bas- of the late Anthony “Peter” Bas- Department credit union. He All other funeral services cued from a pickup truck si. Born in Lynn on Oct. 18, si and Dana H. Bassi. was a current member of the will be held privately. In lieu Prosecutors: Man pulled that crashed into an icy 1951, Michael was educated Service information: Fu- Mason’s Mount Carmel Lodge of flowers, contributions in gun, threatened family pond in a Boston suburb. at the Walter Fernald School neral services will be private. Police said Tuesday on Market Street in Lynn, hav- Roland’s memory may be over TV show in Waltham. Arrangements are by the SO- ing been a member since Feb- made to the Brian S. Gilm- a criminal complaint Besides his loving mother LIMINE Funeral Homes, Lynn, ruary of 1969 and was also ore Memorial Scholarship WORCESTER (AP) is pending against the Katherine of South Hampton, MA. Guest book at www.soli- named a Shriner. In his spare Fund, c/o Institution for — Prosecutors say an driver, identified only N.H., he is survived by his sister mine.com. time, Roland enjoyed his Savings, 5 Main St., Tops- argument over which as a Westwood man cars and was an avid Boston field, MA 01983. For online television show to watch in his 40s, for charges sports fan, most especially the guest book and directions, prompted a Massachusetts including operating a Patriots and Celtics. As a dog please visit www.cuffemc- man to threaten his family motor vehicle under the Jeffrey C. Mills, 69 owner himself, Roland looked ginn.com. members with a gun on influence of alcohol and 1947-2016 Christmas morning. speeding. LYNN — Jeffrey his nieces; Jenni- Charles Mills, a life- fer Franklin and her long resident of Lynn, husband, Joe of Pizza ID, Rattlesnake Island: passed away in his Peabody and Andrea home on Monday, Sisson and her part- Dec. 26, 2016, at ner, Patrick Wheeler New England’s 2016 weirdness the age of 69. Born of Lynn as well as in Lynn on June 21, his great-niece and By William J. Kole DO THEY USE 1947, he was the great-nephews; Isa- ASSOCIATED PRESS EMOOJIS? son of the late Joseph belle and A.J. Franklin It’s no bull: These preg- and Marion (Holden) Mills. and Nate and Matt Sisson. BOSTON — It was the nant dairy cows send text Jeff was raised and educated Service information: Vis- year of Rhode Iceland messages when they’re in Lynn and attended Lynn iting hours will be held in and Rattlesnake Island. public schools. Jeff had a 32- the CUFFE-McGINN Funeral about to give birth. Re- Of 40-year-old Twinkies, searchers at the University year career with GE, working in Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, clown wars and pizza of- the company’s maintenance on Friday, Dec. 30, 2016, of New Hampshire began fered as ID. using technology devel- and facilities department un- from 10-11 a.m. followed And let’s not forget this oped in Ireland to help de- til his retirement in 2006. Jeff by a Memorial Service at udder nonsense: texting tect bovine labor. The sys- was an avid Sox and Patriots 11 a.m. All interment ser- cows. tem, Moocall, uses sensors fan and he thoroughly enjoyed vice will be held privately. In File 2016 in New En- attached to the animals’ his yearly trips to Saratoga to lieu of flowers, contributions gland under “W’’ for wacky. tails to send text alerts to watch the horse races. Jeff in Jeffrey’s memory may be Your guide to some of the dairy managers that con- also enjoyed time spent on made to the Northeast An- weirder stories that left tractions have begun. Great East Lake in Wakefield, imal Shelter, 347 Highland us scratching our heads, N.H., where he loved to fish Ave. Salem, MA 01970. For laughing out loud or both: and play cribbage. Jeff leaves online guest book and di- WAY PAST ITS his sister, Marcia Kane and rections, please visit www. CAN I SEE SELL-BY DATE her husband, John of Lynn, cuffemcginn.com. YOUR PIE D? Don’t toss that Twinkie A Massachusetts stu- — it’s probably still good. dent became a national A glass box on display at punchline after she tried the private George Ste- William A. Fournier Sr., 86 to use a slice of pizza as vens Academy in Blue a form of identification Hill, Maine, contains a 1930-2016 to get into a college town 40-year-old Twinkie — bar — then slapped the part of a chemistry exper- LYNN — William member of the GE bouncer when he refused iment that now-retired Alfred Fournier Sr., Union Retirees who her entry. Monkey Bar teacher Roger Bennatti a life-long resident met at St. Michael’s co-owner Rasif Rafiq said began in 1976 to see how of Lynn, passed Church. An avid Sox food additives affect the the unidentified Amherst FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS away in his home on and Patriots fan, Bill College student proffered shelf life of snacks. Thursday, Dec. 22, also enjoyed camp- the slice when asked for Greg Nemes, of the design firm Work-Shop, dis- 2016, at the age ing in Lebanon, proper ID at the door. The plays the new logo for a campaign to attract STOP CLOWNING of 86. Born in Lynn Maine, as well as club didn’t buy it, and po- tourism and business to Rhode Island, during AROUND on Feb. 13, 1930, playing cards and lice ordered her to stay an interview in The Design Office in Provi- Several hundred Uni- he was the son of fixing anything he away. dence, R.I. versity of Connecticut the late Epiphane and Mary could. In addition to his wife, students armed with golf (Faggella) Fournier. Bill was Barbara, Bill leaves his chil- SNAKE, RATTLE living near Massachu- unflattering nicknameclubs, shovels and hock- raised and educated in Lynn dren; Cheryl Nestor and her AND ROLL setts’ Quabbin Reservoir, “Rhode Iceland” after an ey sticks gathered before and was a graduate of Lynn husband, Timothy, of Lynn, It was like the plot for a who worry the venom- embarrassing $5 million midnight in a graveyard, Vocational Technical Institute. Cindy Publicover and her hus- bad B-movie: A small New ous snakes will reach the tourism campaign includ- ready to do battle with After high school, Bill enlist- band, Arthur, of Swampscott, England town votes to es- mainland and sink their ed a video that featured menacing clowns they’d ed into the U.S. Navy to help and William Alfred Fournier Jr. tablish a colony of endan- fangs into people and pets. a scene from Iceland. By heard might be lurking fight for our country during the and his wife, Ann, of Maine, gered timber rattlesnakes the time the non-volca- among the headstones. Korean War. He served bravely his beloved grandchildren; on an uninhabited island. NO BJORK nic dust had settled, the It was one of the weirder from August of 1950 until his William Alfred Fournier III and What could possibly go IN BRISTOL state’s chief marketing responses to a freaky phe- honorable discharge in August Danielle Trapula, and his ador- wrong? Nothing yet, but Rhode Island over- officer had resigned, and nomenon that swept the of 1952. On Dec. 24, 1950, ing great-grandson, Mark Hud- it turns out that rattlers reached big time in its the Ocean State was nation: Random and pan- Bill married the love of his son III. He also leaves his very can swim. That’s an un- effort to tout its san- awash in waves of humil- ic-inducing sightings of life, Barbara M. McMahon in dear friends, Andrea “Annie” settling thought for some dy beaches, earning the iation. people dressed as clowns. St. Joseph’s Church in Lynn. Moschopoulos and her hus- Bill and Barbara spent almost band, Christos, of Lynn. Bill 66 years in marriage and love was preceded in death by his together until Bill’s passing brother, James Fournier. Lawmakers delay key provisions two days shy of their wed- Service information: ding anniversary. Bill worked A funeral service will be for many years for the former held in the CUFFE-McGINN Rich’s Department Stores in Funeral Home, 157 Maple of new Massachusetts pot law Salem where he served as the St., Lynn, on Tuesday, Jan. store manager. He then went 3, 2017, at 10:30 a.m. By Bob Salsberg grow as many as a dozen ty,” said Senate President While they would be on to work for GE Thermotec in Burial will follow in Pine ASSOCIATED PRESS pot plants in their homes Stan Rosenberg. willing to consider tech- Wilmington before it became Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Vis- was approved by 53.7 Delaying key deadlines nical changes in the law, Ametek and where he would iting hours will be held in BOSTON — The Massa- percent of voters on Nov. for six months will give “our position remains that chusetts Legislature ap- retire from. In his spare time, the funeral home on Mon- 8 and took effect on Dec. legislators more time to the measure was written proved a six-month delay Bill served on the board for day, Jan. 2, 2017, from 4-8 15. The action by law- “improve” the current law with careful consider- of several key provisions the North Shore Senior p.m. For online guest makers doesn’t change by considering issues that ation regarding process in the state’s new recre- Action Council helping book and directions, that. But what it’s almost were not included in the and timelines and that no ational marijuana law, to advocate for senior please visit www. certain to do is push back ballot question, Rosenberg major legislative revisions rights. He also was a cuffemcginn.com. including the licensing of pot shops, angering back- the timetable for opening and House Speaker Robert are necessary,” the spon- ers of the voter-approved retail marijuana stores DeLeo, both Democrats, sors said. measure. from the beginning of said in a joint statement. A spokeswoman for Re- The House and Senate 2018 until the middle of The group Yes on 4, publican Gov. Charlie passed the bill without a that year. which sponsored the bal- Baker, who strongly op- Need to find public hearing and with- For now, it remains ille- lot measure, said it was posed the ballot question, out debate during lightly gal in Massachusetts to “very disappointed” in the said Wednesday he would an article? attended, informal ses- sell pot except to regis- Legislature’s vote, noting review the bill before de- sions in both chambers tered medical marijuana it came with little advance ciding whether to sign it. Wednesday. patients. notice or public input. Baker recently told re- Subscribe to The ballot initiative “The Legislature has a Only a handful of law- porters he would respect that allows adults 21 and responsibility to imple- makers were present in the will of voters but was e-edition on over to possess and use ment the will of the voters both chambers when the open to delaying imple- limited amounts of rec- while also protecting pub- bill was gaveled through mentation of the law for a reational marijuana and lic health and public safe- on Wednesday. “reasonable time period.” THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Master plan in the works in Lynnfield

By Leah Dearborn tions about a number of ment for the previous Dresios emphasized that opment. The first public ITEM STAFF ongoing projects in town plan, which was created in the purpose of the upcom- forum regarding the plan 110 Munroe St. as well as more gener- 2004, is overdue. ing survey is mainly to is expected to take place in P.O. Box 5 LYNNFIELD — The al inquiries about what Not all of the items select- identify key areas of inter- the spring. Lynn, MA 01903 process of updating the residents like about their ed for inclusion in a master est to town residents and “I believe the more eyes Customer Service town’s master plan for community and what can plan become a reality. The business owners for later on something like this, the Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 2017 has begun. be improved. original master plan, de- discussion at a public fo- better,” said resident Pa- Connecting The Planning Board is tricia Campbell, who re- All Departments: spearheading the process LynnfieldMasterPlan. veloped in 1956, proposed rum. 781-593-7700 org describes the master that Reedy Meadow Golf According to the website, ceived a preliminary copy by asking residents to give of the questions to provide Ext. 2 their opinions in a survey. plan as a document that Course be made into an the master plan is broken records present trends airport, said Sievers. down into nine chapters feedback on the survey. Classi ed Advertising “We are looking to see “I’m a big fan of ‘group- classi [email protected] what the read of the town and “provides the oppor- “If everyone in town that focus on areas like tunity to establish new says they want a mixed- housing, conservation and think.’” Subscriptions is, just in general,” said Hard copies of the mas- [email protected] visions and directions, set use development in the open space, community board Vice Chair Heath- ter plan survey can also Circulation goals and map out a blue- center, that doesn’t mean facilities, transportation er Sievers about the on- be filled out at the town [email protected] print for the future.” a mixed-use development and land use. line survey, which will be library and senior center. Ext. 3 available Jan. 1 through Sievers said the town will go there. It just means Sievers said the creation Newsroom Jan. 28. is mandated to renew people in town are okay of a new plan is an ongo- Leah Dearborn can be [email protected] [email protected] The 15-20 minute sur- its master plan every 10 with that,” said Sievers. ing process that is still in reached at ldearborn@ vey will ask specific ques- years and that a replace- Board co-chairman Alan the early stages of devel- itemlive.com. Ext. 4 Sports [email protected] Ext. 5 Peabody reaches Retail and Online Advertising [email protected] out to fire victims ADVERTISING Ernie Carpenter, Jr. By Leah Dearborn which grants a stipend of Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 ITEM STAFF [email protected] $200-300 to fire victims. The Red Cross does not Bob Gunther PEABODY — The cause Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 set up individual fund- [email protected] of a three-alarm fire on raising efforts for each fire Christmas night remains Joseph Mastrorio III and makes its donations Vice President / Advertising and unclear. through a general pool, Business Development, ext. 1315 The blaze, which began Hall said. [email protected] shortly after 8 p.m. at 168 The 3,242 square-foot Ralph Mitchell Washington St., raged for multi-use building is Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 about two hours. [email protected] owned by Tracey and Pe- Sharon Cameron, direc- Cassie Vitali ter Castrichini of Peabody, Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 tor of Health and Human according to the City As- [email protected] Services in Peabody, said sessor’s website. Patricia Whalen the mayor’s office is reach- “We have so many peo- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 ing out to help the dis- ple helping us right now,” [email protected] placed residents through said Tracey Castrichini, BUSINESS OFFICE the property owner to de- who did not have a guess termine their needs. Beth Bresnahan as to how the fire started. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 Cameron said she was FILE PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS “I’m finding things out [email protected] unaware of when or where right now on a need-to- Susan J. Conti Debbie Reynolds, left, and Carrie Fisher arrive at the Primetime Cre- any future fundraising know basis.” Controller, ext. 1288 ative Arts Emmy Awards in Los Angeles. Reynolds, star of the 1952 clas- efforts will take place or [email protected] Tenant Mark Wishney sic “Singin’ in the Rain,” died Wednesday. what will happen to the said he first noticed smoke Ted Grant building itself. She said Publisher, ext. 1234 coming up from the lower [email protected] the Fire Department has floor of the building. He set aside some gifts from a Marian Kinney said no one was home in Actress Debbie Reynolds previous toy drive for fam- ext. 1212 the upstairs apartments [email protected] ilies in need. when the fire started. Will Kraft Ten people were dis- “We figured out pretty Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 dead at 84, her son says placed by the fire, said fast to get out of there,” he [email protected] Red Cross spokesman Jeff said. “The smoke was so Jennifer Perez Hall. The residents, total- ext. 1205 By Lynn Elber bad. We lost a lot of pos- [email protected] ASSOCIATED PRESS ing four families, include sessions, but we’re just seven adults and three Carolina Trujillo thankful no one was hurt.” Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 LOS ANGELES — Ac- children. [email protected] tress Debbie Reynolds, Hall said the public can Leah Dearborn can be Jim Wilson the star of the 1952 classic assist victims of the fire by reached at ldearborn@ Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 movie “Singin’ in the Rain” donating to the Red Cross, itemlive.com. [email protected] has died one day after the CIRCULATION death of her daughter, ac- Lisa Mahmoud tress-writer Carrie Fisher. Kerry tears into Israel Manager, ext. 1239 Reynolds was 84. [email protected] Her son, Todd Fish- Philip Ouellette By Josh Lederman that have built up in the Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 er, said Reynolds died and Matthew Daly Obama administration [email protected] Wednesday. ASSOCIATED PRESS over eight years but were CLASSIFIED “She’s now with Carrie rarely, until this month, WASHINGTON — Abbe Young Smith and we’re all heartbro- discussed publicly. Secretary of State John Manager, ext. 1276 ken,” Fisher said from Ce- Netanyahu pushed back [email protected] Kerry tore into Israel on dars-Sinai Medical Cen- in a hastily arranged tele- Wednesday for settle- Kerry Smith ter, where his mother was vised statement in which Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 taken by ambulance earli- ment-building, accusing he suggested he was done [email protected] er Wednesday. Prime Minister Benjamin In this March 8, 1983, file photo, actress Debbie with the Obama adminis- He said the stress of his Netanyahu of dragging Is- NEWSROOM Reynolds returns for a curtain call after a per- tration and ready to deal sister’s death on Tuesday rael away from democracy Bill Brotherton formance of “Woman of the Year” at New York’s with President-elect Don- Features Editor ext. 1338 “was too much” for Reyn- and forcefully rejecting palace theatre. ald Trump, who has sid- [email protected] olds. Carrie Fisher, who the notion that Ameri- Gayla Cawley was 60, had been hospital- ca had abandoned Israel ed squarely with Israel. Reporter, ext. 1236 ized since Friday. movie, said in a 1999 As- Joy,” which seemed to mir- The Israeli leader faulted [email protected] with a controversial U.N. “She said, ‘I want to be sociated Press interview. ror the 1956 birth of Car- vote. Netanyahu accused Kerry for obsessing over Cheryl Charles with Carrie,’” her son said. “I had to learn everything rie. The Fishers also had a the Obama administra- settlements while paying Night Editor in three to six months. mere “lip service” to Pales- [email protected] “And then she was gone.” son, Todd, named for Ed- tion of a biased bid to Reynolds enjoyed the very Donald O’Connor had die’s close friend and Tay- blame Israel for failure to tinian attacks and incite- Leah M. Dearborn been dancing since he was Reporter, ext. 1317 heights of show business lor’s husband, showman reach a peace deal. ment of violence. three months old, Gene [email protected] success and endured the Mike Todd. In a farewell speech, “Israelis do not need to Kelly since he was 2 years Thomas Grillo depths of personal tragedy During this period, Reyn- Kerry laid out a two- be lectured about the im- Reporter, ext. 1264 old. ... I think Gene knew I and betrayal. She lost one olds had a No. 1 hit on the state vision for peace portance of peace by for- [email protected] had to be challenged.” husband to Elizabeth Tay- pop charts in 1957 with that he won’t be in office eign leaders,” Netanyahu Spenser Hasak “The Unsinkable Molly lor and two other husbands to implement, but that said from Jerusalem. Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 Brown” was based on the “Tammy,” the Oscar-nom- [email protected] plundered her for millions. the U.S. hoped might be The dueling recrimina- life of a Colorado wom- inated song from her film Thor Jourgensen Fisher, who found lasting heeded even after Pres- tions marked a low point an who rose from poverty “Tammy and the Bachelor.” News Editor, ext. 1267 fame as Princess Leia in ident Barack Obama’s for U.S.-Israel relations, [email protected] to riches and triumphed But the Cinderella story “Star Wars” and struggled term ends. He defended and a bitter end to eight over tragedy, including the ended after Mike Todd died Steve Krause for much of her life with Obama’s move last week years of frustrated ties Sports Editor, ext. 1229 sinking of the Titanic in a 1958 airplane crash. drug addiction and mental to allow the U.N. Securi- between Obama and Ne- [email protected] The 1964 Meredith Will- Fisher consoled the widow health problems, died after ty Council to declare Is- tanyahu, who quarreled Katie Morrison son musical, with Molly’s and soon announced he was falling ill on a plane and be- raeli settlements illegal, repeatedly over settle- Sports Reporter defiant song “I Ain’t Down [email protected] ing hospitalized. leaving his wife and two the spark that set off an ments, the peace process Yet,” brought Reynolds Owen O’Rourke Reynolds was a super- children to marry Taylor. extraordinary and deep- and Obama’s nuclear deal her only Academy Award Photographer, ext. 1224 star early in life. After The celebrity world ening diplomatic spat with Iran. [email protected] nomination. She also re- two minor roles at Warner seemed to lose its mind. between the U.S. and its Trump, who has assured ceived a Tony nomination Anne Marie Tobin Bros. and three supporting Taylor was assailed as a closest Mideast ally. Israel it merely needs to Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 in 1973 when she starred roles at MGM, studio boss husband stealer, Fisher “If the choice is one “hang on” until he takes [email protected] on Broadway in the reviv- Louis B. Mayer cast her in as a deserter of his family. state, Israel can either over, told reporters that Bridget Turcotte al of “Irene,” in which her Reporter, ext. 1269 “Singin’ in the Rain,” de- Reynolds won sympathy as be Jewish or democrat- Kerry’s speech spoke daughter also appeared. [email protected] spite Kelly’s objections. She the innocent victim, a role ic, it cannot be both, and for itself. It was unclear After her transition from David Wilson was 19 with little dance ex- emphasized when she ap- it won’t ever really be at whether Israel came up starlet to star, Reynolds Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 perience, and she would be peace,” Kerry said in a in a phone call Obama, [email protected] became immensely popu- peared before news camer- appearing with two of the speech that ran more than while vacationing in Ha- Ryan York lar with teenage girls and as with diaper pins on her screen’s greatest dancers, an hour, a comprehen- waii, placed to Trump on Copy Editor, ext. 1220 Donald O’Connor and Kel- even more so when in 1955 blouse. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg The business of government Chief Executive O cer T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor W   J. K Gordon R. Hall President-elect Donald Trump, like executive agencies, illustrates that lobbyists like this approach? Vice President, Finance Monica Connell Healey many first-time presidents, views bureaucrats are not expensive. Man- In 1887, then-professor Woodrow P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton government as a necessary evil. datory spending — i.e., Medicare, Wilson wrote about a “science of ad- Vice President, Sales J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan For decades, most politicians, re- Medicaid, Social Security and inter- ministration,” a business-like phi- Chief Operating O cer Chairman gardless of whether they had pri- est on the debt — accounted for 70 losophy of government that would P “  vate-sector experience, supported percent of total government spend- probably be heartily endorsed by Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 shrinking the size of the executive ing in 2016. Mandatory spending CEO Trump. The president-elect Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 branch. The most notable voice in must be addressed to balance the and the country, however, should Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 recent years was former Texas Gov. budget, but politicians know that understand that there are funda- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Rick Perry, who commented in 2011 threatening a reduction in these Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 mental differences between busi- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 that he would abolish three agencies programs is electoral suicide. ness and government. Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 (though he could not remember one In fact, one of the best methods to Constitutional values, not corporate Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 of the three). improve government accountability law and profit, guide the public sec- Perry’s statement illustrates what is to invest in more bureaucrats. tor. Government serves public inter- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 many politicians know: Criticizing The executive branch is the same ests while protecting the competing the government is good politics. But size as it was in the 1970s, despite values that underpin those interests. what most politicians conceal is the the increasing number of laws and The government, in other words, can- fact that federal spending levels regulations passed by Congress. not ignore or trample on one group’s would change little in the long term (Yes, Congress is to blame for most rights at the expense of another. if Congress eliminated all non-De- of those pesky rules and regula- The private sector, in contrast, partment of Defense executive tions.) The government’s workload is governed by corporate law and branch agencies. has skyrocketed, as measured by the profit, and business executives are EDITORIAL Total spending for the executive amount of spending per government disinterested in anyone who cannot branch, known as “discretionary employee, yet neither Congress nor support that goal. Additionally, the funding,” amounts to 30 percent of any executive will support addition- government is not owned by a ma- all U.S. spending. The Department al resources to implement the rules jority stakeholder, so compromise of Defense accounts for half of that, and regulations they advocate. (a.k.a. separation of powers) is the Thinking so agencies like Commerce, Energy, The result of this dilemma is that linchpin of our democratic system. Homeland Security and Veterans government contracts out many These differences do not mean Affairs make up 15 percent. of its duties to the private sector. that government cannot learn from If Congress listened to Perry and Government managers are forced the private sector. Some of Trump’s positive eliminated the Department of Ener- to shift existing resources — those private-sector nominees may bring gy (the agency he will soon admin- used to undertake other governmen- fresh energy and ideas to the exec- ister), the government would save tal duties — to manage contracts. utive branch, and since the 1920s $28 billion annually, which is rough- Contracting out does not mean the many business practices have been for 2017 ly equivalent to the cost of two new government is allowing market forc- successfully incorporated into gov- CVN-class aircraft carriers. es to determine the cheapest and ernment. The Department of Energy’s mis- most effective method to accomplish But we should remember that the A look back at the year makes it easy sion includes protecting the U.S. a task. Instead, the government is to conclude 2016 set the stage for signifi- republic’s founders intended the nuclear weapons stockpile, manag- paying big dollars to companies to structure and processes of govern- cant economic development in Lynn and ing the strategic petroleum reserve, undertake governmental missions. surrounding communities in 2017. ment to reflect constitutional val- investing in efforts to protect cyber Why? Because it is politically palat- ues, not those of free enterprise. By rejecting a concerted effort to bring and physical attacks on U.S. energy able. slot machine gambling to Revere, Massa- infrastructure and conducting pro- The government remains at 2.1 Chris Dishman is a Ph.D. candi- chusetts voters provided a green light for grams to ensure worker health and million people or less, and money is date in public affairs at the Univer- the city to expand Ocean Avenue devel- safety. pumped into the economy from the sity of Texas at Dallas. He wrote this opment to Suffolk Downs and the former Energy’s annual budget, like other government. Do you wonder why for the Dallas Morning News. Wonderland Greyhound Park. By helping developers interested in building on Route 1 in Saugus, town offi- cials primed the pump for transformative development along the roadway. In Lynn, a major waterfront residential project of- fers the possibility of sparking additional development in 2017. In Swampscott, two new housing complexes are planned for former public school sites. The common thread tying these devel- opment proposals together from Route 1 to Lynn’s waterfront is the willingness on the part of developers to spend mon- ey locally. That confidence is rooted in an improved economy as well as receptive attitudes on the part of city and town of- ficials to help development proposals pro- ceed smoothly. The upcoming year will see housing and commercial projects take shape on Route 1 and bring jobs to formerly icon- ic locations along the roadway. Projects planned this year and reviewed by town officials have the potential to bring new jobs to Saugus and spur other developers into looking at Route 1 for its develop- ment potential. Swampscott’s Machon School and Greenwood Avenue housing proposals will ultimately be welcome additions to MARY ANNA EVANS the town. Both projects have a ways to go before Machon is converted to senior affordable housing and the former mid- dle school site on Greenwood Avenue be- Good night, not-so-sweet princess comes residences. The apartment complex proposed for She was a princess, a senator and husband having previously served blur the line between Fisher the ac- the former Beacon Chevrolet site oppo- a general, and her unflinching com- in Congress. Nancy Kassebaum tress and the iconic character who site North Shore Community College’s petence inspired rebel soldiers, star- achieved that milestone a year lat- dominated her life but whom she Lynn campus is large enough to be a tem- ry-eyed dreamers and scruffy-look- er. There had never been a female never came to resent. Fisher’s sur- plate for Lynn’s waterfront revival. ing smugglers to trust her with general in the United States Marine viving “Star Wars” script shows that City officials and longtime city resi- their lives. Swashbuckling Jedi did Corps and the swearing-in of the she edited her own dialogue, helping dents have heard and read about “water- her bidding. first female Army general was only create a smart, sharp-tongued, artic- front revivals” throughout past decades When captured by the most ter- seven years in the past. ulate character who had more than without the big talk turning into big con- rifying creature in the galaxy, she How did Fisher, living in that a little in common with the woman struction projects. But the Beacon project scolded him like a child: “Darth Vad- world, make us believe that she was who has kept company with Leia for has caught the attention of city, state and er, only you could be so bold. The a critical leader in a galactic rebel- federal officials and developers who are all these years. Imperial Senate will not sit still lion? I have no idea, but I’m glad looking to build on the Lynnway’s Saugus She was the princess I was looking for this.” And no one, not once, ever she did. I was a 15-year-old girl sit- River end. for, and I can’t move along without looked down at her — very young ting in the audience watching “Star New housing on the waterfront can saying so. and almost fragile — and asked, Wars” in 1977, imagining my own spark imaginative ideas for providing Because she was open about “Who do you think you are?” exciting future, and I had no idea pedestrian access to the waterfront and her troubles, we know that Fish- Princess Leia Organa of Alderaan that Harvard was only then prepar- even expanding Seaport Marina. er struggled for the rest of her life always knew exactly who she was. ing to begrudgingly admit its first Cynics are quick to dismiss plans and with mental health issues that As we pay our respects to the wom- women. My world was doing its best talk about big projects but substantial would have floored most of us. She work undertaken this year to make de- an who created her, we can’t allow to throttle any dreams I might have, was Hollywood royalty, so she could velopment a reality is poised to bear fruit ourselves to confuse the two women, but I was blissfully unaware of it be- have traded on her fame for the rest in the new year. one real and one not, but perhaps cause I was watching Princess Leia of her life. Instead, she acted and we can be excused for occasionally save the galaxy. wrote and spoke out about import- allowing that line to blur. She was the princess I was looking ant causes. She lived her life. She Carrie Fisher gave Leia’s voice its for, and I can’t move along without played the cards she was dealt. grit. She carried off the costume, saying so. In the end, isn’t that what Leia flawlessly designed for a rebel prin- I cannot tell you how many times did? When a fascist empire threat- cess on the move with its high and my sister, Suzanne, and I have ened, she fought back. When it de- tight neckline, easy-to-move-in flow- watched the original “Star Wars” stroyed her home, her family, her ing skirt, and sensibly flat-heeled movie, but every time Princess Leia entire planet, she picked herself up boots. She convinced us that this picked up a blaster and announced and went on. She lived her life. She was a princess who fought on the to her clueless rescuers that, “Some- played the cards she was dealt. We front lines and fomented espionage. body has to save our skins,” Suzanne could all learn a lot from Princess And she did this at a time when said, “I want to go to the princess Leia and Carrie Fisher. the women watching her on the big school that she went to!” Rest in peace, Your Worshipful- screen lived lives that were limited So did I. Don’t you? ness. in ways that are hard to grasp today, Heck. The woman didn’t just wield even for those of us who remember a blaster. When the spaceship stand- Mary Anna Evans is an assistant 1977. ing between her body and the heart- professor at the University of Okla- There were no women in the U.S. less vacuum of space got damaged, homa, where she teaches fiction and Senate when “Star Wars” brought she didn’t get flustered or fall apart. nonfiction writing. Her newest novel, us Imperial Sen. Organa. In fact, no She picked up a welder and she “Burials,” will be released in March woman had ever been elected to a fixed it. 2017. She wrote this for the Dallas full term in the Senate without her It’s not just our imaginations that Morning News. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT With the loss of its celebrities, Gen X ponders mortality By Tamara Lush ASSOCIATED PRESS Princess Leia was our first girl movie heroine, and we made our moms braid brunette yarn so FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS we’d have earmuff buns for Halloween. Carol Brady of Author Carrie Fisher autographs her new “The Brady Bunch” was book “The Best Awful” at a promotional event the ideal mother we prob- in London. ably didn’t have, because our moms had to work and left us latchkey kids Fans create home alone, with TV and processed food our only companions. impromptu Walk of Carrie Fisher and Flor- ence Henderson — and other icons of Generation Fame star for Fisher X’s youth — are now gone, stolen by the cruel thief By Sandy Cohen medics responded to a re- that is 2016. The year has ASSOCIATED PRESS port of a patient in distress left the generation born at Los Angeles airport. between the mid-1960s LOS ANGELES — Fans Her most recent book, and the early 1980s wal- seeking to pay tribute to “The Princess Diarist,” lowing in memories and Carrie Fisher have creat- was on top of Amazon’s contemplating its own FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed an impromptu star for list of best-selling books mortality. the actress on Hollywood’s on Wednesday. “Wishful “It’s a very melancholy Flowers lie on a T-shirt signed by fans at a makeshift memorial for mu- Walk of Fame. Drinking” and “Postcards time,” sighed Shelly sician Prince outside the Apollo Theater in New York. The singer died Fisher fans took over a From the Edge” were also Ransom, a 47-year-old April 21 at the age of 57. blank star on Hollywood in Amazon’s top 10, with speech-language patholo- Boulevard and used paste- “Shockaholic” ranked as gist in Darien, Conn. “This and fear, as one ’80s ce- dial (Remember radio? It Hopefully, I still have on letters to spell out her No. 57. is really bringing back a lebrity after another died, came decades before Spo- quite a few more decades name and the phrase “May Five of the top 10 books lot of teen angsty feelings. starting in January with tify, and you couldn’t pick left in me, but the reality the force be with you al- on Amazon’s “Movers and These people are supposed David Bowie. your music). of dying is much clearer to ways.” Candles and flow- Shakers” list, which mea- to still be the voices of my The feelings have been “We were the generation see.” ers surround the star. sures titles that show the generation. It’s sad to see particularly acute for Gen that was going to change Of course, this happens Fisher did not have an greatest upward move- these artists not there to X, whose members came the world. When I was a to every generation: Our official star on the Walk of ment in sales over a 24- be our voice.” of age when many of these young man, I watched peo- idols die off, and we sud- Fame, but administrators hour period, were by Fish- Or, as weary, 51-year- cultural figures were pop- ple my age stand in front denly feel our youth slip- of the Los Angeles tourist er. That list also included old Lawrence Feeney, a ular. of tanks in Tiananmen ping away. attraction are allowing Courtney Carbone’s book, filmmaker from New Port We adored Bowie in the Square and tear down the But Lou Manza, a pro- the tribute temporarily to “I Am a Princess,” about Richey, Fla., put it: “You movie “Labyrinth” and Berlin Wall. Now I find fessor of psychology at give fans a place to mourn. Fisher’s Princess Leia lose George Michael and danced to “Modern Love” myself complaining about Lebanon Valley College There has also been a run character, at No. 11. Carrie Fisher in a three- at prom. We remember arthritis in my hands and in Annville, Pa, said baby on Fisher’s books since the HBO, which is airing day span, you feel like reading the words “Pur- taking care of my aging boomers and older gener- “Star Wars” actress and a documentary “Bright you’ve gotten a couple of ple Rain” on the theater parents,” lamented Rob ations weren’t as invested humorist died on Tuesday. Lights: Starring Debbie daggers thrown at you.” marquee and wondered Withrow, a 43-year-old in or connected to their Fisher, the daughter of Reynolds and Carrie Fish- Throughout the year, of- why that little guy in high landscape business owner celebrities. Gen X had actress Debbie Reynolds er” next year, added a New fice conversations, dinner heels was so sexy. We made in Palm Bay, Fla. 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All address information, particu- Theft REVERE Lynn police arrest larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inaccuracy, A report of a larceny at 3:29 p.m. Tuesday at 25 Parkland Accidents it is the sole responsibility of the con- Ave. A report of a motor vehicle hit pair on drug charges cerned party to contact the relevant A report of a robbery at 9:31 and run accident at 8:46 p.m. police department and have the de- p.m. Tuesday at 30 Harwood Tuesday at Fairfield Inn & Suites near Summer Street, and two bags of heroin, or 1.8 partment issue a notice of correction St. Marriott on Morris Street. By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF saw Bolivar walk to the car grams, and one bag of co- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- A report of a motor vehicle and get in the back seat. accident at 11:39 p.m. Tues- caine, or 0.6 grams, Don- ifications will not be made without MARBLEHEAD LYNN — Two men were After a short ride, Boli- day at Sargent Street and nelly added. express notice of change from the arrested Wednesday after var got out of the car, lead- Washington Avenue. Cole told police that the arresting police department. Accidents an alleged cocaine and ing the detective to think bags were his and didn’t heroin transaction. A report of a motor vehicle Assaults he witnessed a drug trans- want to see the woman get LYNN Nelson Bolivar, 52, of action. After conducting a in trouble. Police believed hit and run accident at 2:01 Salem, was charged with p.m. Tuesday on Washington A report of an assault at motor vehicle stop, the his story and let her go. Arrests 3:53 p.m. Tuesday at Revere heroin and cocaine distri- officer walked to the pas- Bolivar was subsequent- Street; at 7:17 p.m. Tuesday bution. Andrew Cole, 37, at Washington and Mugford Housing Authority on Cushman senger side of the car and ly stopped near Breed Alexis Bingham, of 58 of Wakefield, was charged streets. Avenue. noticed the 33-year-old Square and arrested. Broad St., was arrested on with heroin and cocaine woman bend toward the More than $250 was found warrant charges of Class A Complaints Complaints possession. floor, as if to hide contra- on Bolivar and seized. drug possession and Class B Lynn Police Lt. Rick band, Donnelly said. Cole and the woman told drug possession at 11:16 a.m. A report of suspicious ac- A report of a disturbance at Donnelly said a detective Donnelly said the wom- police they paid $250 for Wednesday. tivity at 9:29 a.m. Tuesday on 4:37 p.m. Tuesday at Revere noticed a suspicious car, an was asked to get out of the drugs, Donnelly said. Nelson Bolivar, 52, of 64 Orchard Circle. A caller report- Beach Train Station on Shirley driven by Cole and also the car, but she couldn’t Palmer Ave., Salem, was ar- ed he saw a woman walking Avenue; at 5:33 p.m. Tuesday occupied by a female pas- talk because she had Gayla Cawley can be rested and charged with Class around the house under con- on Orr Square; at 6:14 p.m. senger, shortly after 1 p.m. drugs in her mouth. When reached at gcawley@item- A drug distribution and Class B struction and trying the back Tuesday at Mobil Gas Station Police watched the car pull police asked her to spit live.com. Follow her on drug distribution at 1:35 p.m. door. He had never seen her on Squire Road; at 9:28 p.m. over on Orchard Street out the drugs, she ejected Twitter @GaylaCawley. Wednesday. before. Police reported the Tuesday at Broadway and Andrew Cole, 37, of 528 woman was authorized to be Cooledge Street; at 11:04 Water St., Wakefield, was ar- there by the homeowner. She p.m. Tuesday at James Street Brother of JonBenet Ramsey rested and charged with Class was the housekeeper; at 1:59 and Walnut Avenue. A drug possession and Class B p.m. Tuesday at Abbot Street drug possession at 1:46 p.m. and Abbot Court. A caller re- Overdose sues CBS for $750M over series Wednesday. ported strange activity, in that a Melissa Snow, of 13 Beck- A report of a possible over- By Sadie Gurman car pulled up and people were dose at 5:48 p.m. Tuesday on ford St., Beverly, was arrested pointing at houses. They then ASSOCIATED PRESS on a warrant charge of Class B Crescent Avenue; at 6:14 p.m. pulled further up the street, got Tuesday on North Shore Road. DENVER — The old- drug distribution at 8:14 p.m. out and started going door to Tuesday. er brother of JonBenet door. Police reported they were Theft Ramsey is suing CBS and Edward Welsh, 34, of 33 Jehovah’s witnesses. Linwood Road, was arrested others for $750 million, A report of a larceny/forgery/ saying his reputation was and charged as a fugitive from fraud at 12:51 p.m. Tuesday at justice at 8:32 p.m. Tuesday. PEABODY ruined after a television Aesthetic North on Broadway. series that concluded he Accidents Arrests killed his 6-year-old sister SAUGUS two decades ago. A report of a motor vehicle Jacqueline M. Camp, 22, of In the lawsuit filed hit and run accident at 2:20 82 Judge Road, Lynn, was ar- Arrest Wednesday, Burke Ramsey p.m. Tuesday at 185 Chatham rested and charged with Class claims that the network, its St.; at 9:43 a.m. Wednesday at A drug possession at 6:30 Michael R. Adams, of 2 production company and Broad and Exchange streets. p.m. Tuesday. Sigourney St., Lynn, was ar- the experts interviewed in A report of a motor vehicle Elesman Cordoba, 35, of rested and charged with leav- the series on the unsolved accident at 2:54 p.m. Tuesday 30 High St., Apt. B4, Lynn, was ing the scene of property dam- murder conspired to defame at 544 Chestnut St.; at 5:35 arrested and charged with un- age, OUI liquor and operation him for publicity and profit. p.m. Tuesday at 94 Alley St.; at licensed operation of a motor of a motor vehicle with a sus- The series, called “The Case 8:04 p.m. Tuesday at 483 Cha- vehicle and failure to display pended license at 12:22 a.m. of JonBenet Ramsey,” aired tham St.; at 9:10 a.m. Wednes- owner’s name at 5:27 p.m. Wednesday. in September ahead of the day at 580 Essex St.; at 10:30 Tuesday. 20th anniversary of Jon- a.m. Wednesday at Eastern Complaints Benet’s death. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Accidents The beauty pageant star Avenue and Victory Road; at A report of a disturbance John Ramsey hugs his son, Burke, facing cam- was found dead in the 10:45 a.m. Wednesday at Mar- A report of a motor vehicle at 10:31 p.m. Tuesday at 24 era, at the graves of his wife, Patsy, and daugh- ket and State streets; at 12:38 basement of her family’s accident at 4:51 p.m. Tuesday Hamilton St. ter JonBenet, during services for his wife at the p.m. Wednesday at 192 Euclid home in Boulder, Colorado, at Speedway at 545 Lowell St.; A report of suspicious activ- St. James Episcopal Cemetery in Marietta, Ga. Ave.; at 1:02 p.m. Wednesday the day after Christmas in at 5:54 p.m. Tuesday at Crystal ity at 12:45 a.m. Wednesday at 2 Adams St. Extension; at 1996. A prosecutor cleared Lake at 648 Lowell St. and 1 at 43 Staaf Road. A caller additional tests using new case remains open. 1:15 p.m. Wednesday at Sils- her parents and brother in Crystal Drive. Police reported reported three men were at- DNA testing technology CBS spokesman Dustin bee and Union streets. 2008 based on DNA evi- a vehicle struck the crosswalk tempting to break into her A report of a police motor dence. But the district at- that authorities hope will Smith declined to com- light at the entrance to Crystal grandmother’s home. The call- vehicle accident at 5:57 p.m. torney currently oversee- further the investigation. ment on the lawsuit, Lake; at 8:15 a.m. Wednesday er further reported that it was Tuesday at 300 Washington St. ing the case has said it was Police have collected and which is the second Burke at 6 Highland St. only family members trying to premature to exonerate studied thousands of piec- Ramsey has filed over the get into the home. A report of a motor vehicle the Ramseys and ordered es of evidence and say the television series. Breaking and Entering hit and run accident at 9:04 A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Tuesday at Shaw’s Super- Theft market at 210S Andover St. breaking and entering at 7:58 A report of an unarmed rob- Police, FBI, other agencies ramp p.m. Tuesday at 169 Bea- bery at 5:38 p.m. Tuesday at con Hill Ave.; at 12:49 p.m. Complaints Saugus Bank at 412 Lynn Fells Wednesday at 460 Eastern up security for Rose Parade A report of a disturbance Parkway. The bank teller report- Ave. ed the male robber handed A report of a breaking and at 2:39 p.m. Tuesday at 47 By John Rogers Blaney Ave. and 2 Eastman her a note, but no weapon was ASSOCIATED PRESS entering at 8:15 a.m. Wednes- shown. day at 44 Allerton St. Park. A caller reported a car alarm sounding for two hours. PASADENA, Calif. — Authorities, saying they Complaints A report of suspicious ac- SWAMPSCOTT tivity at 8:46 p.m. Tuesday at have learned valuable les- A report of a disturbance at 22 Sherman St. A caller re- Accidents sons from the March ter- 1:50 p.m. Tuesday at Compare ported her neighbor told her rorist attack in Brussels, Supermarket at 2 Adams St. that it appeared someone was A report of a motor vehicle hit are ramping up security Extension; at 4:56 p.m. Tues- prowling in the house, which and run accident at 2:25 p.m. for Pasadena’s 128th an- day at 19 Chase St.; at 5:08 was temporarily condemned Tuesday at 50 Puritan Lane. nual Rose Parade with p.m. Tuesday at 160 Neptune and should be vacant. Police barricades, security check- Blvd.; at 9:25 p.m. Tuesday at checked the house and report- Breaking and Entering points and other measures they aren’t disclosing. 1 George St.; at 10:02 a.m. ed it was vacant. A report of a motor vehi- Wednesday at Lawton and Pasadena Police Chief cle breaking and entering at Phillip Sanchez told report- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rogers avenues; at 10:39 a.m. Theft 11:21 a.m. Tuesday at 74 Wednesday at 60 Estes St. ers Wednesday the mea- Pasadena Police Chief Phillip Sanchez, center, A report of a larceny at 5:10 Rockland St. sures include water-filled A report of a gunshot at 2:16 speaks about safety issues ahead of next week’s p.m. Tuesday at Bath & Body barriers at some streets. He p.m. Tuesday on Pennybrook 128th Rose Parade as he is joined by Pasade- Works at 210B Andover St. A Overdose adds that such barricades Road. na Fire Chief Bertral Washington, background caller reported her cell phone A report of an overdose at are designed to stop would- was stolen while inside the be terrorists from crashing right, and Rob Savage, special agent in charge Overdose 4:14 p.m. Tuesday on Danvers of the U.S. Secret Service, Wednesday in Pasa- mall; at 5:56 a.m. Wednesday Road. cars into crowded areas. A report of an overdose at at Extended Stay America at Bomb-sniffing dogs will dena, Calif. 3:02 p.m. Tuesday on Western 200 Jubilee Drive. A caller re- Vandalism also be deployed at the Avenue; at 4:08 p.m. Tuesday ported the rims and tires were parade and the 103rd an- land Security, FBI and sands each year. at Lynn Shore Drive and Wave stolen off her truck; at 12:21 A report of motor vehicle nual Rose Bowl football numerous other agencies Authorities are also ask- Street; at 4:17 a.m. Wednes- p.m. Wednesday at McVann vandalism at 8:14 p.m. Tues- game that follows it. to ensure safety at the ing attendees to call police day on Essex Street. O’Keefe Rink at 511 Lowell St. day at 78 Columbia St. Police are working with events, which are attend- if they see anything suspi- the Secret Service, Home- ed by hundreds of thou- cious. Charleston church shooter won’t work to spare his life

By Jeffrey Collins The same jurors who a lawyer, and other fami- Roof also wanted a jail- wrote. ASSOCIATED PRESS convicted Roof earlier ly members one last time. house statement left out Prosecutors also laid this month of killing nine He told Roof he has until of the penalty phase and out their case Wednes- CHARLESTON, S.C. — black church members in the start of the penalty evidence that involved his day. Most of the penalty Charleston church shooter a racially motivated at- phase Tuesday to change mother. No specifics were phase will involve up to Dylann Roof says he won’t tack will hear from Roof his mind and rehire his given. Gergel told Roof to 38 people related to the call any witnesses or pres- as well as testimony from high-powered, publicly go back to jail and write a nine people killed and the ent evidence while repre- the families of victims. funded defense team. motion for him to consider. three people spared when senting himself during the At the end of the penalty Roof spoke for less than Roof’s ankle chain clanked Roof went into Emanuel punishment phase of his phase, the panel will de- 10 minutes of the 35-min- as he walked back to the African Methodist Epis- death penalty trial, but he cide whether Roof, who ute hearing. He told Ger- defense table in his jail copal Church on June is working hard to keep is white, should be put to gel he does plan an open- jumpsuit. 17, 2015, sat through a secret potentially embar- death or spend the rest of ing and closing statement. Roof’s defense attorneys 45-minute Bible study in rassing evidence about his life in prison. He also told the judge he wanted to call mental the fellowship hall, then himself and his family. Roof was warned by U.S. objects to prosecutors’ health experts, but Roof fired 77 shots as many of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Just exactly what that Judge Richard Gergel that plans to present a photo- has indicated he will not. the worshippers hid un- evidence is remains a In his hate-filled, racist Charleston church being his own lawyer was graph of evidence in the der tables. mystery. Roof, the judge a bad idea. court’s possession. Roof, journal read to the jury Gergel, who complained shooter Dylann Roof and prosecutors carefully “That’s your decision,” Gergel and assistant U.S. during his trial, Roof said during the guilt phase says he won’t call any tiptoed around describ- Gergel said. “I think that Attorney Jay Richardson his doesn’t believe in psy- that prosecutors were witnesses or present ing it during a hearing highlights my advice to talked about it without chology. repeating themselves at evidence while repre- Wednesday. The judge has you that you aren’t served saying what it is. “It is a Jewish inven- times with witnesses, said senting himself during indicated that it may be by being your own coun- Gergel said there was a tion and does nothing but he will allow Richardson the punishment phase allowed during the penal- sel.” hearing in which he decid- invent diseases and tell to call as many witnesses of his death penalty ty phase of the trial, which Gergel told Roof to talk ed it could be admitted in people they have problems related to the victims as trial. starts next week. to his grandfather, who is the penalty phase. when they don’t,” Roof he wants. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Swampscott is building a case Former Hilltop restaurant wait- SWAMPSCOTT would have been responsi- ress Robyn Berry From A1 ble for approximately $35 of Saugus, center, million. shares a laugh Some options could in- The proposal had to pass with Patti Sardine clude building a new ele- two votes, a two-thirds of Lynnfield and mentary school to replace majority at Town Meeting, Jeannette Hadley School, building a and a town-wide ballot Comeau of consolidated elementary vote requiring a simple Beverly during a school to replace the three majority. Town Meeting operating ones, or build- reunion Wednes- voted 140-98 in favor ing a new middle school of the school in October day, at Caryn’s because the current one Sports Bar & 2014, falling short of the has issues, Wright said. two-thirds majority. The Restaurant in Wright said the super- Wakefield. school was rejected by intendent and her lead- more than 2,500 votes on ership team have deemed the ballot initiative that PHOTOS | that a consolidated K-5 year. NICOLE GOODHUE BOYD model is the best option. Wright said the previ- Another option would be ous effort for a consolidat- a consolidated elementa- ed school may have failed Steak acclaim: Former Hilltop ry school, with one build- because of the change in ing for K-2 and another superintendent leader- for grades 3-5. But she ship, as the statement of said more buildings mean interest was submitted employees serve up the memories more difficulty in receiv- by Angelakis’ predecessor. ing MSBA funding. Another contributing fac- “We’re going to submit tor could have been that and number callers kicked HILLTOP to the MSBA because we the school would have From A1 up their boots to remi- need a new school, but nisce about everything been on the Forest Avenue what we get approved for site along with the cur- “After that many years from repeat customers to is sort of out of our hands,” rent middle school, which of working together, you hot-headed managers. Wright said. “Right now, would have caused con- know you can rely on each As an old tradition, each it’s like throwing every- gested traffic and reduced other.” person threw a dollar bill thing against the wall and outdoor play space. Hilltop founder Frank with their name written seeing what sticks.” With 20 options on the Giuffrida sold the restau- on it into a basket. Each New facilities are need- table, Wright said a con- rant in 1988 and died in week, the staff would en- ed and aging infrastruc- solidated elementary 2003. Ten years later, the ter a dollar pool. Whoev- ture in existing buildings restaurant served its last er’s bill was pulled would needs to be fixed, Wright school is still a favorite. meal. Two months after win the basket. said. Collectively, the ele- She said the superinten- closing, hundreds battled Patti Nardone, a wait- mentary schools are older, dent has been educating to get their hands on the ress, won 11 weeks in a but the middle school has the school district on some memorabilia that filled row one year, winning be- space issues. of the benefits, including the iconic eatery at a liq- tween $300 and $350 each Wright said the effort the cost-effectiveness of uidation auction. time. started after the failed consolidation. Signs that marked in- “We used to travel to- Town Meeting vote in If the statement of in- dividual dining rooms gether with the Hill- 2014 for a consolidated terest is approved by the named for train or stage- top,” said Paula Clark of elementary school on the MSBA, Wright said Town coach shops like Dodge Somerville, who worked site of Swampscott Mid- Meeting would have to ap- City and Kansas City sold as a waitress for 30 years. dle School on Forest Ave- prove funding for a feasi- to the highest bidders for “We went to Spain, Italy, nue. A task force was put bility study for officials to thousands. The Sioux City Hawaii. About 15 of us. It together, made up of peo- look at sites that would be sign sold for $1,200, Vir- was like a family. We had ple for and against the viable for the new school ginia City for $1,300 and a lot of good times.” new school, and the intent or schools. Once the study Carson City for $775. Hill- Rosemary Carrier, a 20- was always to put another is completed, architects top’s famous fiberglass year waitress, said it was would be hired to design Former Hilltop restaurant waitress Maureen statement of interest in. cows sold for upward of Giuffrida who kept her In July 2014, the MSBA the building, and then Bernier of Bradford, left, poses with Kathy Duke $1,600 each. The molds to there so long. gave final approval for Town Meeting would have create new ones sold for a “He always took care of Burlington during a reunion Wednesday. a district-wide elemen- to approve funding the whopping $17,500. of his employees. He was tary school in Swamp- school. A ballot vote would The building was demol- the kind of boss you could Maureen Bernier was Barbara Ash, a waitress scott. The plans included also be needed for the ished last year but the work for,” she said. “It was a longtime staffer. She for 35 years, traveled from building a new school for project. iconic neon-green cactus the good drinks, good food began after college and her home in Seabrook to grades 1-4 on land adja- “If we get the statement sign, which spotlights Gi- and A1 that kept the cus- worked every Friday and attend the event. “We’re cent to the middle school. of intent approved, we’re uffrida’s name, remains at tomers coming back. We Saturday night for 42 all sisters,” Ash said. “Go- Clarke School would have in a much better position the site. AvalonBay pur- had a lot of regulars that years. ing to work was like going been converted to house to move forward than we chased the property and would always ask for (us). “I got engaged there, was home.” pre-kindergarten to kin- were last time,” Wright is planning a development It’s too bad the Hilltop married while working Bridget Turcotte can dergarten. Stanley School said. that includes apartments went down. It was some- there, had kids,” Bernier be reached at bturcotte@ would have been demol- Angelakis was unavail- at the rear of the site and thing that we lived for. said. “It wasn’t the place itemilve.com. Follow her ished with the land con- able for comment. retail space in front. We worked 12-15 hours a that kept us all there. It on Twitter @BridgetTur- verted to athletic fields Gayla Cawley can be Former waitresses, chefs day.” was the people.” cotte. and playgrounds. The pro- reached at gcawley@item- posed project cost $52.6 live.com. Follow her on Sheriff-elect rounds up his posse million, and the town Twitter @GaylaCawley. State to tutor Lynn COPPINGER in Georgia and has been head clerk in the Treasur- istration which includes From A1 trained in law enforcement er’s Office in Lynn. She District Attorney Jonathan leadership, emergency man- has 30 years experience Blodgett; former District At- on financial planning we assess the staffing and agement and security. He in accounting, budget torney Kevin Burke; former program needs.” returned to his hometown of management, auditing Salem Police chief Robert BUDGET years we may need new Coppinger called Gerke Swampscott to take the job. and reporting. She is also St. Pierre; state Rep. Paul From A1 cruisers, a fire engine or a skilled leader with 36 Newman has experience proficient in grant man- Tucker (D-Salem); Frances playground equipment.” years of law enforcement with criminal justice is- agement, research and Martinez, executive director The goal is to promote For his part, Caron said service. He most recent- sues, intergovernmental re- analysis and has earned of the North Shore Latino best practices in the finan- he has tried to implement ly served as security and lations, policy and budget- a reputation as a strong Business Association; for- cial areas of city opera- financial controls over the safety director for the ary development and staff and efficient team leader mer Lynn City Councilor tions and to do long-range years, but has met resis- state of Vermont. His ex- administration, Coppinger and staff communicator, Richard Coppinger; Helen financial planning so the tance. perience includes 33 years said. He graduated from Coppinger said. Harris Corbett, communications city can identify resources “It’s tough getting with the U.S. Marshals Harvard University and received training in ac- consultant; Patrick Bradley, going forward. through to department Service as an investiga- Boston College Law School counting at Salem State former undersecretary of In addition, there heads who have been used tor and senior manager. and served as special coun- University. the Executive Office of Pub- should be planning for to doing things a certain Gerke is recognized as a sel in former Attorney “It was an opportunity lic Safety; and James Jor- capital costs, so the city way,” Caron said. “But if I security expert and has General Martha Coakley’s that was brought to my dan, former planner for the will not be caught off have a third party making top secret National Secu- office to ensure that policy attention and I’m looking Boston Police Department. guard. recommendations, that rity Information Clear- goals were met. He brings forward to working with Coppinger will conclude “We don’t get into a sit- could have an impact.” ance, Coppinger said. strong working relation- Kevin,” Harris said. his eight years as Lynn’s uation where we will sud- DOR and Mayor Judith Gerke earned a degree in ships with state, local and Since his election last police chief and will be denly need 30 new police Flanagan Kennedy did criminal justice from North- national government offi- month to replace retiring sworn in as Essex Coun- cruisers,” said James La- not respond to a request eastern University. He is a cials, Coppinger said. Sheriff Frank Cousins, Cop- ty sheriff on Wednesday, manna, the city’s attor- for comment. graduate of and instructor Harris, who will become pinger has been working Jan. 4 at Lynn City Hall ney. “We will be much bet- Thomas Grillo can be at the Federal Law En- executive assistant to the with his transition team to Auditorium. The public is ter off if we know today reached at tgrillo@item- forcement Training Center new sheriff, now works as prepare for the new admin- welcome. that within three- to-five live.com. Remote Nevada quakes TODAY’S ITEM SANTA DONATIONS Mrs. Mallon’s Fifth Grade Class Item., $25 In memory of Matthew Rex. at Veterans Memorial School, In memory of deceased fam- Love Auntie Janet, $50 could have been a disaster Saugus, $200 ily members. Mel and Fran In memory of the Cormier and Demakis Law Offices, P.C., MacPherson, $40 Urbanski families. Ed and June By Scott Sonner rural Hawthorne about Carson City, Wednesday’s $1,000 In memory of all fallen Police Urbanski, $50 ASSOCIATED PRESS 100 miles southeast of biggest temblor was felt in In memory of Nana Bampy Officers, $25 In loving memory of Walter and Moholland from Gracelyn and Lake Tahoe and 90 miles Las Vegas and more than Thank you, St. Jude. My prayers Eleanor Gutherie, $100 RENO, Nev. — A trio of south of Reno. 200 miles away in San Delaine, $50 have been answered. K & K, $25 significant earthquakes In loving memory of my favor- “Thankfully, it’s not un- Francisco, according to the In memory of Nana Rowe, $50 In loving memory of our par- that struck a remote part derneath a big city be- university’s Seismological In Memory of the Buscemi and ents from June and Wendell ite Brother-in-Law, Rick Boccelli of western Nevada ear- cause a sequence of 5.7s Lab in Reno. Geaney families, given by John Hubbard, $50 and his Dad Harry “Muz” Boccelli ly Wednesday were big could certainly do a lot The first magnitude-5.7 Buscemi, $25 The Clark family, in loving and my friend Doreen Bird, $10 enough to cause as much TODAY’S TOTAL: $1,825 as $1 billion in damage if of damage,” said Graham event struck at 12:18 Jim and Paula Rowley, $25 memory of Beverly M. Clark, $50 PREVIOUS TOTAL: $84,517.67 they had been centered be- Kent, director of the Uni- a.m., followed by another In memory of Bill Casey. In loving memory of Mary and neath a big city, a leading versity of Nevada’s Seis- 5.7 four minutes later 18 Former employee of the Daily Henry Pazik. Love Janet, $50 NEW TOTAL: $86,342.67 expert said Wednesday. mological Laboratory. miles southwest of Haw- The first of two mag- “If you put this under- thorne. A magnitude-5.5 nitude-5.7 quakes that neath Reno, we are proba- quake hit the same area began shortly after mid- bly looking at a $1 billion at 1:13 a.m., the U.S. Geo- night and a third that event, probably with some logical Survey said. registered 5.5 resulted in fatalities and many casual- The biggest quakes were no injuries or reports of ties,” he told The Associated followed by a series of call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 significant damage. The Press. “It’s much better to smaller aftershocks, includ- epicenter was east of the be beneath a ranch 20 miles ing two in the magnitude-4 to start your Sierra range and the Ne- outside of Hawthorne.” range and at least a dozen vada-California line near In addition to Reno and larger than magnitude 3. daily subscription. A8 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Sprague on a Quest for Excellence

PHOTO | PAULA MULLER The Swampscott Rotary Club recognized Ella Sprague from Swampscott Middle School with the Quest for Excellence Award. Ella was accom- panied to a lunch meeting by her parents, Jeff and Stacy. She was introduced by her teacher, Kevin Rogers, as a gifted athlete and excellent student, as well as a model citizen of the school. Pictured from left are Jeff Sprague, Ella Sprague, Stacy Sprague, Swampscott School Super- intendent Pam Angelakis, Kevin Rogers and Rotary President Toyuwa Newton.

‘Nashville’ returns with transgender Chanukah On Ice actress, new plot lines

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cast members Connie Britton and Hayden Pa- nettiere attend the “Nashville” panel at the Disney ABC TCA Day 2 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif., in July.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The new season of “Nashville” starts with traditional songs rooted in gos- pel and folk music rather than big production country songs. Rayna, played by Connie Britton, finds a revelation after hearing a blind man singing “Wayfaring Strang- er,” an Appalachian tune estimated to be two centuries old. And Juliette, played by Hayden Panettiere, sees an angelic vision in white singing the hymn “God Shall Wipe All Tears Away.” Cancelled by ABC after four seasons, the new season of “Nashville” on CMT , which begins Jan. 5, aims to PHOTO | PAULA MULLER reflect more diversity in both the music and the cast. Rabbi Yossi Lipsker from Chabad Lubavitch of the North Shore in Swampscott lights the me- The new season also will be available on Hulu. norah and sings during the Chanukah On Ice event at MarketStreet in Lynnfield on Wednes- In recurring roles this season: Grammy-winning day. banjo player and singer Rhiannon Giddens and writer-actress-producer Jen Richards, the first out transgender actor on a CMT series. “I have spent so much of my life studying and play- Review: Bening shines as a ’70s mom, trying to figure it out ing music that has gone into country music: the banjo, the fiddle, the string band tunes,” said Giddens, the Way too many films out there are heavy on plot and ex- Her recent turn in husband Warren Beatty’s “Rules lead singer of the African-American string band Caro- position, light on atmosphere and character development. Don’t Apply” was brief, yet delightful. That was a mere lina Chocolate Drops. It’s safe to say “20th Century Women” isn’t one of them. cameo compared to her passionate and meticulous Fans of contemporary country music may recognize Indeed, this new film from Mike Mills, a loving nod work in “20th Century Women,” a movie that truly Giddens, who sings the hymn in the first episode, from to the director’s own 1970s California youth, is precise- revolves around her. her duet with Eric Church on the Country Music ly the opposite: a thoughtful and detailed evocation If Mills’ 2010 “Beginners,” which won Christopher Association Awards show in November. of an era and especially of one complicated character, Plummer an Oscar, was about his father, “20th Centu- with little story to speak of. ry Women” — also semi-autobiographical — feels like Such atmospheric films, however expertly done, can a companion piece about his mother. Bening is Doro- SEND US YOUR STUFF either charm you or frustrate you to pieces. Luckily, thea Fields, a 55-year-old single mom of a 15-year-old even if it’s the latter, Annette Bening is there to pick boy, Jamie (Lucas Jade Zumann, in a sensitive and WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, those pieces up. unmannered performance). The time is 1979, the place PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR There should be no doubt by now that Bening, at 58 a Santa Barbara. The world is brimming with change, SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. four-time Oscar nominee, is one of our finest actresses. both cultural and political. WEATHER LOTTERY

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ITEM PHOTOS | KATIE MORRISON ITEM PHOTOS | KATIE MORRISON Stephen Fama, right, puts up a reverse layup over the reach of English’s Tournament MVP Temi Falayi pulls down a rebound in front of Swamp- Dariel De Mota. scott’s Hannah Leahy. St. Mary’s boys pull away St. Mary’s girls take title late to hold off English for third year in a row

By Harold Rivera his goals when he took teams. We knew going into By Katie Morrison decisions, our turnovers shots we were missing be- ITEM STAFF over the program in 2012 the game that English ITEM STAFF have gone down, and I fore.” was to turn the Spartans was going to give us all we think the biggest differ- St. Mary’s didn’t have to LYNN — St. Mary’s into the best team in Lynn. could take. They played a LYNN — The St. Mary’s ence is our defense has sweat this one out. Amanda girls basketball team boys basketball coach This year’s St. Mary’s tremendous game.” gotten a lot better and checked a box off its to- GIRLS, B2 Dave Brown said one of team checked that box off In the opening quar- we’re making some of the do list Wednesday night their list of goals. ter, three-point shooting at the Paul Cavanagh The Spartans took down proved to be the differ- gymnasium, taking down English, 61-53, in the ence. Calvin Seng knocked Swampscott, 56-28, to championship game of down a pair of threes capture its third-straight the Boverini Tournament for the Bulldogs, but the Walter J. Boverini Tourna- on Wednesday night at Spartans answered with ment title. English’s Paul Cavanagh ve makes from beyond The Spartans were led Gymnasium. the arc and led 22-14 at by tournament MVP Temi “I told people from day the end of the rst quarter. Falayi and all-tournament one that we wanted to be “Last year we just  at players Olivia Nazaire the best program in the out didn’t play,” English and Mia Nowicki as they city,” Brown said. “Over coach Mike Carr said in rolled over Swampscott, the last two years we’ve reference to the English’s which beat English Tues- proven that we’re the loss to St. Mary’s in last day to reach the tourna- cream of the crop in the year’s Boverini champion- ment nal. city.” ship game. “Today, there “We’re putting it togeth- Brown added, “Whenev- was effort but we just er a little bit, which is ob- er you’re playing against didn’t come out the way viously a comforting feel- St. Mary’s coach Dave a Lynn team, you expect we have to be good.” ing,” said St. Mary’s (3-4) Former Lynn Schools Superintendent Nick Brown hoists the a dog ght. There’s a lot coach Jeff Newhall. “We’re Kostan hands, from left, Temi Falayi, Mia Nowicki championship trophy. of city pride here for all BOYS, B2 making better basketball and Amanda Idusuyi the championship trophy. Big Blue grab Tanners play rst Holiday to draw By Matt Fraser Tournament FOR THE ITEM PEABODY — In the opening act of a rarely seen home-and-home series at the high school championship level, the Peabody/Lynn eld girls’ hockey team played to a 3-3 draw with Quincy/North Quincy, By Scot Cooper Wednesday evening at McVann-O’Keefe Rink. FOR THE ITEM A 2-0 Tanners’ lead wouldn’t hold up, as the Red Raiders tallied twice over the nal 15 min- LYNN — Junior defenseman Dom Codispo- utes to force the deadlock, setting the stage for ti blasted one by Northeast Regional goalie the team’s second meeting Friday in Quincy. Anthony Giuliano with 10 seconds left in the “We’re certainly disappointed in not walking rst period and goalie Dan Johnson pitched away with two points, but one is better than his second straight tournament shutout to lift none,” said Peabody/Lynn eld coach Michelle Swampscott to a 1-0 win over the Knights to Roach. “We had trouble with the scheduling this win the Lynn Jets Christmas Tournament at year for different reasons, so we’re going to see Connery Rink on Wednesday. them again in a couple of nights.” Johnson wasn’t as busy as he was in the After Cassandra Davis, the visitors’ most dan- opener against Lynn, but he still kicked out gerous forward, knotted the score at 2-2 just 16 Northeast shots, propelling Swampscott to over a minute into the third period, junior Cas- their rst championship in four trips to the sandra Mirasolo (of North Reading) restored tournament. Peabody/Lynn eld’s lead with a shot from the Codispoti’s goal came after a nice play along point at the 10:00 mark. the far boards by winger Steve Santanello, who Shortly thereafter, Peabody/Lynn eld was kept the puck in the zone, and got it over to unable to capitalize with a 5-on-3 power play. Codispoti who ripped one from 10 feet inside Moments later, Quincy’s Riley McGlaughlin (2 the blue line for the only goal of the game. PHOTO | BOB ROCHE goals) snuck in a wrap-around through the legs Louis Olivieri also had an assist on the of freshman goaltender Jeny Collins (of North Swampscott’s David Peterson res the puck into the North- BIG BLUE, B3 east zone with his teammates looking on. TANNERS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2016 Saugus girls basketball stays unbeaten

honors after scoring 24 ford on the road at Hallen- Lyons each scored two SCHOOL ROUNDUP points to win the Pope borg Memorial Pavilion in goals for the Fishermen to John Tournament title Billerica on Saturday, Jan- win the consolation game By Mike Alongi game on Wednesday night. uary 7. of the Cape Ann Savings FOR THE ITEM Ryan Veguilla was also St. Mary’s 7, Bank Tournament at Tal- named to the tournament Lincoln-Sudbury 0 bot Rink in Gloucester The Saugus girls basket- All-Star team after scor- The Spartans rebounded on Wednesday afternoon. ball team remained unde- ing 15 points and hitting from a tough loss on Tues- Chris Noyes also scored a feated with a 44-21 win five critical free throws day night with a shutout goal for Gloucester (2-3-0), over Malden on Wednes- down the stretch to help win in the consolation while goalie Noah Polis- day night. Olivia Valente seal the win for the Cru- game of the North Shore key recorded 25 saves. The was the team’s high scor- saders. Showcase on Wednesday Fishermen have a home er with nine points, while Fenwick (3-3) will travel afternoon at the Bourque game against North Read- Alessia Salzillo, Krissy to Saugus for a road game Arena at Endicott College. ing at Talbot on Friday Italiano and Rachel Naz- against the Sachems on Sophomore Codi Butt had evening. zaro each scored seven Friday night. a big game with two goals For Beverly (1-4-0), An- points. GIRLS HOCKEY and two assists, while se- drew Mezza and Conor The Sachems (4-0) will Beverly/Danvers 4, nior captain Sarah Ryan, Hanlon each scored one play a home game against Billerica/Chelmsford 3 sophomore Mady Hentosh goal. The Panthers will Winthrop on Tuesday. (OT) and seventh grader Ayla face off against Wakefield BOYS BASKETBALL Sophomore Brittany Cioffi each recorded one at the Stoneham Arena on Beverly 76, Foster notched a hat trick, goal and one assist. Senior Saturday afternoon. Madison Park 48 including the game-win- captain Ashley Wojew- Matignon 4, Pat Gavin led the way ning goal in overtime, to odzic and freshman Zoe Bishop Fenwick 3 for the Panthers, notching help keep the Panthers’ Solomons each added one Despite an early lead, a double-double with 21 undefeated streak going goal. Senior goalie Emily Fenwick fell in the open- points and 11 rebounds. and win the North Shore Stephenson recorded 15 ing round of the Tom Fitz- Luigi Derrane had 16 Showcase on Wednesday saves in the shutout win. gerald Christmas Tourna- points, while Hugh Ca- at the Bourque Arena at The Spartans (3-2-0) will ment at Stoneham Arena lice had 13 points, seven Endicott College. Foster play on the road Monday on Wednesday afternoon. rebounds and five steals. scored the game-winner against Lexington at The The Crusaders held Kevin Morency contribut- while shorthanded in the Edge Sports Center in a two-goal lead until ed seven points and five overtime period. Bedford. Matignon rattled off three assists. The Panthers took a 3-2 BOYS HOCKEY unanswered scores to take Marblehead 53, lead with 7:40 left in the St. Mary’s 4, a 3-2 lead in the third pe- Masconomet 33 game and held it until Lowell Catholic 1 riod. Fenwick tied it up at Andy Clough almost had Billerica/Chelmsford tied Behind two goals from 3-3, but Matignon notched a triple-double to lead the it up on a powerplay goal Anthony Bono, the Spar- a late goal to steal the win way for the Magicians with 14.8 seconds left. tans were able to notch a and advance to the tour- (4-2), finishing with 16 Once the game went to win at Connery Rink on nament final. points, 10 rebounds and overtime, Foster stepped Wednesday night. Dante Kasey O’Brien led the seven blocks. Derek Mari- up and won it for Beverly/ Maribito added a goal and way for Fenwick (2-3-0) no added 12 points, while Danvers. an assist for St. Mary’s with one goal and one as- Bo Millett had a big game Senior captain Izzy Pri- (3-2-0), while Nick Napol- sist, while Rob Murphy on the glass with 10 re- mack added a goal and an itano scored a goal and and Derek DelVecchio each bounds. assist for the Panthers (6- Marc Zampanti recorded scored one goal. Greg Mat- Marblehead will have a 0-1), while senior captain one assist. tucci recorded one assist. home game against Burke McKinley Karpa added Next up for the Spartans The Crusaders are back ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON tomorrow evening. one assist. is a home game against in action tomorrow after- Bishop Fenwick 79, Beverly/Danvers will Winchester at Connery on noon when they take on St. Mary’s Olivia Nazaire, right, challenges Winthrop 66 now have over a week Saturday afternoon. Cambridge in the consola- Swampscott’s Nikki Rosa for a rebound. Isaiah Cashwell-Doe to get set for a rematch Gloucester 5, Beverly 2 tion game of the Fitzger- earned tournament MVP against Billerica/Chelms- Sal Costanzo and Liam ald tournament. Spartan girls grab Tanners skate to draw with Quincy TANNERS Garofoli, who fired just first tally of the night. the Clippers hockey team, third straight From B1 wide of the left post. “We seemed to let up for who tragically lost their “That was the strongest the remainder of the peri- lives Thursday. Peabody/ Reading), to conclude the first period we’ve played od after a really fantastic Lynnfield’s bench featured Boverini title scoring. this season,” said Roach of shot from (Buckley), and a banner reading “Fal- GIRLS made it hard for us to get “Give (Quincy/North the host’s fast start, fea- it allowed the momentum mouth Strong,” flanked by From B1 shots off,” Swampscott Quincy) credit for re- turing seven shots on net, we had built up to shift,” jerseys with their respec- coach Katelyn Leonard sponding in the manner a total that was matched said Roach who elected to tive numbers, 19 and 10. Idusuyi went 1-for-2 on free said of St. Mary’s. “When that they did,” said Roach. by the opposition. start Collins for a second “Our girls got togeth- throws and added a layup we did, we got good looks, Junior Sarah Buckley (of Senior Caroline Buckley consecutive game, after er with the Peabody boys to open the scoring, and but we had too many pe- Peabody) opened the scor- (of Lynnfield) extended the a strong debut against team yesterday and made Swampscott’s Nikki Rosa riods of not scoring and ing 3:03 into the first pe- lead to 2-0, picking the top Winthrop/Lynn/Saugus a the banner together,” said tied the score at 3. From those droughts really riod, banging home a rico- left corner from the right week ago. Roach of the joint showing there on out, it was all killed us.” chet off of the end boards circle at the 5:55 mark of Wednesday’s contest of respect. Our thoughts Spartans. St. Mary’s went However, of the three after a clean faceoff win the second period before was played in the honor of and prayers are with the on a 16-3 run to close out Northeastern Conference from senior Elise Murphy the Red Raiders finally Falmouth’s Owen Higgins players’ families and the the first quarter, and never teams in the girls por- to freshman and fellow solved Collins (22 saves) and James Lavin, best entire Falmouth commu- looked back. tion of the tournament, Lynnfield native Carolyn at 1:04 on McGlaughlin’s friends and teammates on nity.” The Spartans held Swampscott was the only Swampscott to just five one to make it to the final. points in the second and Leonard said playing a pe- St. Mary’s pulls away late, six in the third. It wasn’t rennial powerhouse like until the final quarter, St. Mary’s can only help when both the Big Blue her team. and Spartans gave bench “It’s always good to play holds off English for Boverini title players minutes, that the best you can, and we Swampscott got its offense were looking to play hard couldn’t seem to pick up. BOYS moving, outscoring St. and never quit, and that’s Loose balls, all the sudden From B1 Mary’s 11-10 in the fourth. what we did,” Leonard they were bouncing our The Spartans spread the said. “It’s something we English showed its resil- way. We finished a couple offense around Wednes- can build on, and after iency in the second quar- of layups.” day, with Nazaire leading seeing what you can do ter, as the Bulldogs opened Carr added, “You might the way with 16 points. against a really good team, on a 10-0 run to reclaim have one or two of those Idusuyi had a big game the next time you face a the lead. Tommy Rijo (16 runs left in the game if with 11 points, and Fala- team like that, it makes it points) led English with your team has any heart yi logged a double-double that much easier.” six points in the rally. Ja- at all, and I think mine with 10 points and 11 re- For St. Mary’s, winning len Echevarria answered does.” with six points of his own bounds. Nowicki added six the tournament was the Stephen Fama (19 points, all coming in the first benchmark reached in in the quarter to keep points) came up with a pace for the Spartans and first half, and Mashayla the new season. Although steal for the Spartans Johnson opened the sec- it’s been a rocky start for the game was tied, 28-28, with 50 seconds remain- at halftime. ond half with two 3-point- the Spartans, winning ing and St. Mary’s held on ers, her only baskets of the the city title for the fifth In the third quarter, it for the 61-53 win. was St. Mary’s that pro- game in limited action. time in seven years means “That’s a huge steal,” As good as the Spar- things are moving in the pelled a run as the Spar- Brown said of the play. tans opened with six con- tans were offensively, on right direction. “That might have been defense, they were even “Any time you’re in a secutive points prompting one of the first possessions English to call a timeout. better. Newhall said that tournament, you want to we played man to man de- Rijo knocked down a pair the improved defense was win it, and we did,” Ne- fense all game. Stephen of free throws to get the the product of hard work whall said. “To beat two came from the weak side Bulldogs out of their funk. in practice and added that of the better teams in the and made a steal, which St. Mary’s held a 43-35 ad- getting the chance to get NEC, outside of our own was huge.” vantage after three quar- in three practices in a row gym...it’s a tournament we Echevarria (18 points) ters. after coming back from the want to win. To be the city “They played good de- was named the tourna- KSA Pre-Holiday Classic champion, even though it’s fense but it was nothing ment’s MVP. in Florida last week was early in the year, it was we haven’t seen before,” “I told people all offsea- very beneficial. our first goal.” Carr said. “They played son that he (Echevarria) “We came back from Consolation game well defensively, we didn’t was going to have a break- Florida last Thursday, Lynn Classical 50, execute offensively. We out season,” Brown said. practiced Friday, Satur- Lynn English 27 tried a couple of differ- “He’s really stepped up. It day and Monday, and it The Rams evened their ent rotations with some shows that if you put the was the first time we had record to 3-3 on the year younger kids coming in to time in, good things hap- three practices before a with a win in the consola- give us energy.” pen.” game,” Newhall said. “I tion game over rival En- The Bulldogs made Consolation game think that’s when we got glish. Junior forward Par- things interesting in the Lynn Classical 76, better. We worked a lot on is Wilkey led the way for fourth quarter, as again Lynn Tech 26 our man defense.” Classical with 18 points, English showed signs of Gilbert Minaya scored While the Big Blue had while Irianis Delgado con- resiliency. Down by ten 11 points and Alex Boga- trouble generating of- tributed 15 points. Soneta points with 4:30 to play, vac added 10 points as the fense, they did get nine Srey played a great game the Bulldogs were able to Rams improved to 5-2 on points each from Rosa on the defensive end, make shots and hold down the year with a win in the and all-tournament player while Jeylly Medrano dic- the fort on defense. En- consolation game of the Ella Parker. Jaymie Capo- tated the pace of the game glish’s efforts paid off as Walter J. Boverini Tour- nigro, Swampscott’s other from the guard spot. the Bulldogs slimmed the nament on Wednesday af- all-tournament honoree, “We played a great game deficit to three points with ternoon. scored four points, as did on defense today,” said Clas- two minutes to play. Classical will have the Olivia Matella. sical coach Tom Sawyer. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON “That was heart,” Carr weekend off before getting “They’re bigger than The Rams will have the said. “It was a little bit of back in action on Tuesday With nowhere to go, English’s Javonte Edwards we’ve seen this season, weekend off before a re- a gut check. We got a cou- with a home game against looks for an open pass over the defense of St. and they played aggres- match with English on ple of turnovers that we Lynn English. Mary’s Jonny Mercado. sive defense and really Tuesday. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE THURSDAY Boys Hockey Boys Basketball Fenwick vs. TBA (TBA) Bank Gloucester Tournament (TBA) Frates Tournament: BC High vs. St. Revere at Malden (5:30) John’s (at Essex Tech, 4) Girls Basketball North Reading at Gloucester (6) Beverly at Masconomet Tourney (7) Girls Hockey Fenwick at Masco Tournament (7) Lynnfield at Quincy/North Quincy Tech at Minuteman (11:30) (7:50) Gymnastics Gymnastics Danvers at Salem (7) Winthrop at Marblehead (6) Swimming Wrestling English at Peabody (6:30) Beverly/Masco at N. Andover (9) Revere at Swampscott (5) Beverly/N. Andover/Lynnfield at Wrestling Masconomet (10) Saugus at Malden (5) SATURDAY FRIDAY Boys Hockey Boys Basketball Beverly at Wakefield (10) Burke at Marblehead (3) Frates Tournament: St. John’s vs. Fenwick at Saugus (7) TBA (at Essex Tech, TBA) Lynnfield at Melrose (6:30) Peabody at Gloucester (2) Masconomet at Peabody (11:30) Winchester at St. Mary’s (2:10) Tech at Weston (1) Girls Hockey Girls Basketball Belmont at Lynn/Winthrop (1:30) Revere at Acton-Boxborough (TBA) Track Salem at Malden (7) NEC Fr/SO Meet (9 a.m.)

TV/RADIO TV Arkansas vs. Virginia Tech, NBA ESPN, 5:30 p.m.; Alamo Boston at Cleveland, TNT, 8 Bowl: Oklahoma St. vs. p.m.; Dallas at LA Lakers, Colorado, ESPN, 9 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS TNT, 10:30 p.m. College basketball Patriots running backs LeGarrette Blount, left, and Dion Lewis celebrate after their win over the NHL Butler at St. John’s, FS1, 7 New York Jets at Gillette Stadium last Saturday. Boston at Buffalo, NESN, 7 p.m.; Georgia at Auburn, p.m.; New Jersey at Wash- ESPNU, 7 p.m.; Kentucky ington, NBCSN, 7 p.m. at Mississippi, ESPN2, 8 Brady’s complements: Patriots College football p.m.; Vanderbilt at LSU, Birmingham Bowl: South ESPNU, 9 p.m.; Saint Florida vs. South Carolina, Mary’s at Loyola Mary- ESPN, 2 p.m.; Belk Bowl: mount, ESPNU, 11 p.m. running backs are weapons

SPORTS BRIEFS FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — where the other guys come in. the production of the backs because New England’s three-headed mon- Lewis, who has played the past six it gives him some extra room: “Any application, including a Classical seeking ster at running back continues to be games after recovering from knee time you have guys like that, it girls soccer coach statement granting permis- a real weapon in the Patriots’ rush surgery, has 53 carries for 235 yards, makes it easier for the offense be- sion for community staff for a fifth Super Bowl title in this also catching 15 passes for 90 yards. cause it sets up a whole bunch of Lynn Classical High review of credentials, a century. White, in his third season, has 157 things and it makes them a crucial “It’s awesome to watch, it’s awe- yards on 37 carries but, more impor- School is seeking a qualified resume, three letters of ref- factor for the other team to kind of applicant to fill the vacant some to have, it’s awesome to get tantly, has 56 catches for 530 yards think about.” erence and transcripts to head coach position for the to play with,” wide receiver Julian and five touchdowns. And having three of them back varsity girls soccer team. Barbara C. Rafuse, Director Edelman said Wednesday when As a group, they have 22 of the there should help all three be fresh- Candidates must have a of Human Resources, Lynn asked about the contributions of team’s 47 touchdowns. Their pro- er for the regular-season finale at LeGarrette Blount, Dion Lewis and duction has helped ease the pain of minimum of three years of Miami on Sunday. Public Schools, 100 Bennett James White. the absence of the injured star tight successful experience as a “That’s the goal,” Edelman said. St. Lynn MA, 01905. The “There’s always been a thunder end Rob Gronkowski and wideout head coach at the high “We’ve got some unbelievable depth closing date for applications and lightning. We’ve got thunder Danny Amendola. school or college level. If at that position.” interested, direct a letter of is Jan. 17 at noon. and lightning and ... rain coming “It’s a special thing, man,” said along with these three. They’ve all fullback James Develin, whose job Tackle Nate Solder, one of the guys got their special talents and it’s un- in the offense consists mostly of blocking for the monster, said, “It’s NFL believable to see how they all can blocking. “I’ve obviously had a lot a real honor. I think those guys al- AFC NFC impact a game.” of success doing a lot of different ways find the hole when we give East East Of the trio, Blount has clearly things this year, but it’s really cool them the opportunity to get to the W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA y-New England 13 2 0 .867 406 236 y-Dallas 13 2 0 .867 408 279 had the biggest impact, rushing for to see all those guys back there and line of scrimmage. They all kind of x-Miami 10 5 0 .667 349 345 x-N.Y. Giants 10 5 0 .667 291 274 1,110 yards and a club-record 17 they all have their own role. bring a different aspect to the game, Buffalo 7 8 0 .467 389 348 Washington 8 6 1 .567 386 364 N.Y. Jets 4 11 0 .267 245 399 Philadelphia 6 9 0 .400 340 318 touchdowns; the 17 scores are tied “They really take a lot of pride in great teammates. South South for third most in franchise history. it. It’s really cool to see.” “It’s a real honor and a privilege to W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA y-Houston 9 6 0 .600 262 304 y-Atlanta 10 5 0 .667 502 374 He has just seven catches, but that’s Said Edelman, who benefits from play with them.” Tennessee 8 7 0 .533 357 361 Tampa Bay 8 7 0 .533 337 353 Indianapolis 7 8 0 .467 387 372 New Orleans 7 8 0 .467 437 416 Jacksonville 3 12 0 .200 298 376 Carolina 6 9 0 .400 353 385 North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pats stay at No. 1 in Power y-Pittsburgh 10 5 0 .667 372 303 Green Bay 9 6 0 .600 401 364 Baltimore 8 7 0 .533 333 294 Detroit 9 6 0 .600 322 327 Cincinnati 5 9 1 .367 298 305 Minnesota 7 8 0 .467 289 297 Cleveland 1 14 0 .067 240 425 Chicago 3 12 0 .200 269 361 West West Rankings going into season finale W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA x-Oakland 12 3 0 .800 410 361 y-Seattle 9 5 1 .633 329 269 x-Kansas City 11 4 0 .733 352 284 Arizona 6 8 1 .433 374 356 NEW YORK (AP) — Go- Garrette Blount were over- the Chiefs (11-4) switched Tomlin could be a rallying Denver 8 7 0 .533 309 291 Los Angeles 4 11 0 .267 218 350 San Diego 5 10 0 .333 383 386 San Francisco 2 13 0 .133 286 455 ing into the last week of looked for the Pro Bowl, spots with the Raiders cry for a proud franchise Sunday’s Games Jacksonville at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. the regular season, Tom but they’ll be content with and moved up to No. 3. that looks dangerous en- New England at Miami, 1 p.m. Seattle at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. Brady and the New En- the more important bowl: The Raiders (12-3) tering the postseason,” Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. New Orleans at Atlanta, 4:25 p.m. gland Patriots are trying the Super Bowl,” News- slipped to No. 4 and will said Ira Kaufman of the Carolina at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Kansas City at San Diego, 4:25 p.m. Dallas at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. to wrap up home-field ad- day’s Bob Glauber said. enter the playoffs without Pro Football Hall of Fame. Arizona at Los Angeles, 4:25 p.m. Houston at Tennessee, 1 p.m. vantage throughout the “Butler’s two intercep- quarterback Derek Carr, The Giants slipped two Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Oakland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota, 1 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Washington, 4:25 p.m. AFC playoffs. tions and a fumble recov- who broke his right leg in spots to No. 7 after their Baltimore at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Green Bay at Detroit, 8:30 p.m. The Patriots (13-2) have ery and Blount’s two rush- Saturday’s win over Indi- loss to the Eagles. The won six games in a row ing TDs key the Patriots’ anapolis. clinched a wild-card spot NHL going into the regular-sea- embarrassment of the Jets NFC South champion and will be the No. 5 seed son finale at Miami and in moving New England Atlanta (10-5) jumped in the playoffs. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division will be a strong favorite to one step closer to Houston three spots to No. 5. The Green Bay (9-6) moved GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA reach the Super Bowl. in February.” Falcons can clinch a first- up two spots to No. 8. The Montreal 34 21 9 4 46 104 76 Chicago 37 22 10 5 49 103 89 Ottawa 35 20 12 3 43 91 93 Minnesota 34 22 8 4 48 105 68 The Patriots are also The Cowboys (13-2) re- round bye with a win over Packers face the Lions on Boston 37 18 15 4 40 88 91 St. Louis 35 18 12 5 41 98 103 the overwhelming choice ceived the other first-place the Saints. Sunday night for the NFC Tampa Bay 35 17 15 3 37 100 98 Dallas 36 15 14 7 37 92 108 for the top spot in the AP vote to remain No. 2 with AFC North champion North title. Florida 35 15 14 6 36 85 97 Winnipeg 37 17 17 3 37 98 106 Toronto 33 14 12 7 35 97 95 Nashville 34 15 13 6 36 96 97 Pro32 poll released on 373 points. Pittsburgh (10-5) inched Seattle dropped three Buffalo 34 13 13 8 34 75 94 Colorado 34 12 21 1 25 70 112 Tuesday. “But who is MVP? Dak up to No. 6 in the poll. spots to No. 9 after its 34- Detroit 35 15 16 4 34 86 100 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA New England received (Prescott) or Zeke (Ezekiel The surging Steelers, who 31 loss to Arizona. GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Jose 35 22 12 1 45 90 77 11 first-place votes for 383 Elliott)?” asked John Fox have won six in a row, are Miami rounded out the Pittsburgh 37 24 8 5 53 129 104 Edmonton 36 18 12 6 42 105 97 Columbus 33 24 5 4 52 114 68 Anaheim 36 17 12 7 41 98 102 points from balloting by Sports’ Czarnecki about the No. 3 seed in the AFC top 10 after its 34-31 over- N.Y. Rangers 37 24 12 1 49 123 92 Calgary 37 19 16 2 40 100 106 media members who regu- Dallas’ star rookies. playoffs. time win over Buffalo, Washington 33 20 9 4 44 90 73 Los Angeles 34 17 13 4 38 87 84 larly cover the NFL. Despite being in second “Terry Bradshaw’s disre- which fired Rex Ryan as Philadelphia 36 20 12 4 44 110 108 Vancouver 35 14 18 3 31 86 109 Carolina 34 15 12 7 37 90 93 Arizona 35 11 19 5 27 77 111 “Malcolm Butler and Le- place in the AFC West, spect toward (coach) Mike coach on Tuesday. N.Y. Islanders 34 14 14 6 34 94 105 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- New Jersey 35 13 15 7 33 82 107 time loss.

Wednesday’s Games Columbus at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 3, Carolina 2 Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. Toronto at Florida, 7 p.m. Detroit at Ottawa, 8 p.m. Big Blue captures their first Lynn Montreal at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Colorado at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia at St. Louis, 8 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Arizona, 9 p.m. Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Anaheim at Calgary, 9 p.m. Thursday’s Games Los Angeles at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Boston at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Friday’s Games Jets Holiday Tournament title New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. Chicago at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Nashville at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Montreal at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Anaheim at Vancouver, 10 p.m. BIG BLUE trophy and four big points Scafidi, fall to 3-2-0. Quinn Brinkler had a pair N.Y. Islanders at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Philadelphia at San Jose, 10 p.m. From B1 are huge for his team. “It was a good game, a of assists for the Jets in “This whole week, these really good game, they’re the win. NBA game-winning goal. two games, both games a big physical team, they Lynn coach Joe Conlon Codispoti said it was have been a huge con- play hard, unfortunate- said he was pleased that EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE no big deal, just a lucky Atlantic Division Southwest Division fidence boosters for our ly we couldn’t get one to- he could roll out four lines W L Pct GB W L Pct GB bounce after a great play team, in the past, a lot of night when we needed against Everett and get Toronto 22 8 .733 — San Antonio 25 6 .806 — by Santanello. times we would be on the one,” Scafidi said. “These Boston 19 13 .594 4 Houston 24 9 .727 2 scoring from all over the New York 16 14 .533 6 Memphis 20 14 .588 6½ “I just got a lucky bounce losing end of these tight are the types of games we Brooklyn 8 22 .267 14 New Orleans 12 21 .364 14 off the puck from Stevie, I games,” Faia said. “It’s want to be in, nice tight lineup against the Crim- Philadelphia 7 23 .233 15 Dallas 9 23 .281 16½ son Tide. Southeast Division Northwest Division shot it and it I was fortu- good to be able to play games, hopefully in our W L Pct GB W L Pct GB nate enough to have it go close games like these next close one we can get “I think that first goal Charlotte 18 14 .563 — Oklahoma City 20 12 .625 — in,” Codispoti said. “We really let everybody on the Atlanta 15 16 .484 2½ Utah 19 13 .594 1 and come out with W’s, a goal or two.” Washington 15 16 .484 2½ Denver 13 18 .419 6½ got Danny (Johnson) one the guys played hard both Consolation game bench take a deep breath Orlando 15 19 .441 4 Portland 13 20 .394 7½ goal and he made it stand nights and we got good re- Lynn 8, Everett 3 after we got shutout last Miami 10 22 .313 8 Minnesota 10 21 .323 9½ Central Division Pacific Division up, he was fantastic for sults.” Lynn had a goal called night. That goal allowed W L Pct GB W L Pct GB us again tonight. I think The day ended on a high back at 14:23, but the Jets us to relax a little bit and Cleveland 23 7 .767 — Golden State 27 5 .844 — he’s the best goalie in the Milwaukee 15 15 .500 8 L.A. Clippers 22 11 .667 5½ note for the Big Blue, who kept attacking Everett let the game come to us,” Chicago 15 16 .484 8½ Sacramento 14 17 .452 12½ league, and I wouldn’t be were dealt a tough blow goalie Brendan Calderon Conlon said. “We got that Indiana 15 18 .455 9½ L.A. Lakers 12 23 .343 16½ surprised if at the end of earlier in the day when and pumped four by him first one and we were able Detroit 15 19 .441 10 Phoenix 9 22 .290 17½ the year, he’s the MVP of news broke that senior in 96 seconds late in the Wednesday’s Games Boston at Cleveland, 8 p.m. to tack on three more, and the league.” co-captain Mike Johnson first period. Charlotte 120, Orlando 101 Oklahoma City at Memphis, 8 p.m. it really settled everyone Washington 111, Indiana 105 Philadelphia at Utah, 9 p.m. The night provided a would be on the sidelines Sean Devin led the way Milwaukee 119, Detroit 94 Toronto at Phoenix, 9 p.m. couple of firsts for Big Blue for several weeks with a for the Jets, notching a hat down a bit.” New York at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. “We had to shorten the Brooklyn at Chicago, 8 p.m. Friday’s Games and their coach Gino Faia broken wrist after suffer- trick, and Lynn got two L.A. Clippers at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Chicago at Indiana, 4 p.m. — the first win over host ing the injury in Tuesday’s goals from John DiFilippo bench last night, tonight Phoenix at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Washington, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Denver, 9 p.m. Miami at Boston, 7:30 p.m. team Lynn in the tourna- 2-0 win over Lynn. and single strikes by Jon we rolled out four lines Sacramento at Portland, 10 p.m. Detroit at Atlanta, 8 p.m. ment and their first title Swampscott improves to Kosmas, Justin Mayne and got contributions Toronto at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Houston, 8 p.m. Thursday’s Games Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8 p.m. in four tries. Faia said two 4-1-0 overall. The Knights and Aidan Seitz. Kosmas from all four lines, which Miami at Charlotte, 7 p.m. New York at New Orleans, 8 p.m. tight wins, a tournament and their coach, Jeremy had three helpers, and is great,” Conlon added. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Baby’s birth sparks interest in absentee father’s family Zero, one, two or three rounds? DEAR ABBY: My twin on. Les Dawson, an Englishman Declarer might concede sister and I were raised by Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van I’m still nice to her and whose profession you will four tricks: one spade, one a single mom. Because Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, cater to her sometimes, soon divine, said, “My moth- diamond and two clubs. He Mom received welfare and was founded by her mother, but I want to stop. I feel er-in-law has come round to must eliminate a club loser. benefits, she was required Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at she uses me because she our house at Christmas seven One chance is to find the suit to list “potential” fathers DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los knows I will always love years running. This year, we’re splitting 3-3, but that happens in order to receive aid. Af- her. How do I break my having a change. We’re going only one time in three. If the Angeles, CA 90069. ter a time, the state re- bond with her? to let her in.” clubs are 4-2, South has to quired paternity tests be When you are in a trump ruff his last club on the board. given to the men she had Should I try and contact father’s side of the family, STILL NOT OVER suit, the number of rounds of Since this requires only one listed, so we had no idea my half-siblings, or let it including his cause of HER IN NORTH that suit you play may deter- trump, some players would who our biological father go and hope there’s noth- death. While you’re at it, be CAROLINA mine whether the door opens think that they could afford to was until we were 16. ing there to find out? I sure to mention that you — you make the contract — or draw two rounds of trumps — DEAR STILL NOT Although paternity was don’t want to hurt anyone, are not trying to intrude stays closed — you go down. but not here. When East wins OVER HER: If your ex- proven, he never attempt- but I feel I just have to — only to find information South is in four hearts. West a club trick, he leads his last wife is the only woman you ed to contact us. I recently know. that may be pertinent to leads the spade queen, which trump to kill the ruff. you, your twin sister and have ever dated or been learned that he died sev- NEEDS TO KNOW wins the trick, and continues Declarer should draw one eral years ago at a rela- your child. intimate with, it’s not sur- with the spade 10. After de- round of trumps, then play tively young age (mid- DEAR NEEDS TO prising that this has been clarer ruffs that, how many three rounds of clubs. 50s). I also discovered that KNOW: The revelation DEAR ABBY: I have extremely hard for you. Di- rounds of trumps should he he had at least two other that you and your sister been separated from my vorce can bring with it a immediately draw: zero, one, children, one of whom I exist may come as a shock ex-wife for a year and I’m roller coaster of emotions, two or three? was able to locate on Face- to your half-siblings, so be still depressed. I can’t eat, some high and some low. When North rebid one no- book. prepared. Ideally, the way I sleep only a couple of Because you can’t seem to trump, South just went with I don’t want to cause any to go about asking for the hours a night and since break out of the lows, it the known eight- or nine-card undue distress by reach- information you’re seeking the split I have lost 40 might help you to go online heart fit. (North would not ing out to them. However, would be through an inter- pounds. and research divorce sup- have bid no-trump with a sin- I’m curious about any his- mediary such as a lawyer. I’m in my late 20s. My port groups for men and gleton heart. With, for exam- torical information they However, if you can’t af- wife and I were together attend some meetings. ple, 3-1-5-4 distribution, he could provide, particularly ford one, then write a letter since high school. We have However, if you find you would have rebid two clubs.) medical or hereditary is- explaining who you are two kids. We separated be- need more help than that In this deal, a raise to three sues I should know about. and that you are a parent cause of her infidelity and to disengage — and you no-trump would have worked All of a sudden I have this and would like any infor- immaturity. I was the one may — ask your doctor for fine too, but that was far from overwhelming need for in- mation that can be provid- who decided to leave and I a referral to a licensed obvious with the singleton formation, especially now ed about any genetic ill- don’t regret my decision, mental health profession- spade. that I have a child. nesses that run in your but a part of me can’t move al.

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LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

AUCTION OF TENANTS' PERSONAL PROPERTY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage PROVISIONS OF MASS, ESSEX COUNTY mortgage given by Marjorie F. Giberti to Washington Mutual Bank, FA, dated given by Nicholas J. Fiore to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., acting August 3, 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of solely as a nominee for for NE Moves Mortgage, LLC, dated March 21, 2008, and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ANY AND ALL PERSONS NAMED BELOW WHO ARE IN Deeds at Book 24668, Page 420, of which mortgage the undersigned is the registered with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land DEFAULT OF STORAGE PAYMENTS TO: U-HAUL MOVING & STORAGE OF LYNN. ALL present holder by assignment from Washington Mutual Bank f/k/a Washington Court as Document No. 487639 and noted on Certificate of Title No. 70329, as GOODS TO BE SOLD AS DESCRIBED AS MISC. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. SALE WILL Mutual Bank, FA to Wells Fargo Bank, NA dated May 29, 2007 and recorded with affected by an assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., to TAKE PLACE AT: 282 LYNNWAY, LYNN, MA 01901 on FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 2017 said registry on June 4, 2007 at Book 26898 Page 35 and by assignment from BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP, dated January 8, 2010, and registered with the at 10:00 AM. UNITS ARE TO BE SOLD IN THEIR ENTIRETY, NOT BY INDIVIDUAL Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. to Nationstar Mortgage LLC dated September 6, 2016 and Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document PIECES BY AUCTIONEER PAUL MAGLIO, MA LIC# 350: Emanuel Pierresant #29, recorded with said registry on September 20, 2016 at Book 35276 Page 181, for No. 506027, as noted on Certificate of Title No. 70329, as affected by an Keshia Umpierre #78, Keishla Rosado #41, Deborah Texeira #50, Angela Acosta breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the assignment from Bank of America, N.A., Successor by merger to BAC Home Loans #28, Kathleen Grady #65, Martina Pena #7, Brian Adams #54, Tameeka Lewis same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 p.m. on January 9, 2017, on the Servicing, LP, to Ventures Trust 2013-I-H-R, by MCM Capital Partners, LLC, its #13, William Roselli #35, Sylvia Tolentino #82, Rubens Clervil #18,Sheila Kelley mortgaged premises located at 32-34 Winnepurkit Avenue, Unit 34, Winnepurkit Trustee, dated December 4, 2014, and registered with the Essex County (Southern #42, Michael J. Dixon #24, Efrain Matias #55, Yaniris Cuevas #69 Crossing Condominium, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. 559188 as noted on premises described in said mortgage, Certificate of Title No. 70329, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present Item: December 22, 29, 2016 holder by assignment, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the TO WIT: purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 o'clock (SEAL) Unit 34 (the ''Unit'') in that certain condominium known as Winnepurkit Crossing P.M. on the 12 day of January 2017 at 29 Sherman Avenue, Nahant, Essex COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Condominium (the ''Condominium'') located at 32-34 Winnepurkit Avenue, Lynn, County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, LAND COURT Essex County, Massachusetts (the ''Building''), a condominium established To wit: DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183A, by Master Deed dated 16 SM 011014 March 12, 1986 and recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds on The land situated in Nahant, in the County of Essex and Commonwealth of ORDER OF NOTICE March 17, 1986 in Book 8160, Page 345. Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows:

TO: The Unit contains approximately 877 square feet, is conveyed together with an SOUTHEASTERLY: by Sherman Avenue, thirty (30) feet; Kevin M. McMaster undivided 43% interest in the common areas and facilities in the condominium, SOUTHWESTERLY: by land now or formerly of John Scanlan et al, forty-five (45) and is laid out as shown on a plan recorded with said Registry of Deeds. The Unit feet; and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, is to be used only for residential purposes. NORTHWESTERLY: by lands now or formerly of Antoinette Ventura and of Joseph 50 U.S.C. App.§ 3901 (et seq): Gallagher, et al, thirty (30) feet; and The Unit is conveyed with the benefit of, and subject to, the provisions of Chapter NORTHEASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Charles D. Wood, et al, forty-five Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC 183A of the General Laws of Massachusetts, all rights, easements, agreements, (45) feet. restrictions, interests and provisions contained in the Master Deed and Declaration claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Saugus, of Trust. All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon numbered 115 Winter Street, given by Kevin M. McMaster to Mortgage Electronic plan numbered 23778-A, drawn by Bradford & Weed, Civil Engineers, dated Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Quicken Loans Inc., dated October 31, For Mortgagor's title see deed recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book Page February 1, 1952, as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land 2008, and recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book . Registration Office, a copy of portion of which is filed with original Certificate of 28157, Page 398, and now held by the plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed Title 22498 in said Registry. with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern So much of the above-described land as is included within the limits of said Servicemembers status. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24668, Page 418. Sherman Avenue is subject to the rights of all persons lawfully entitled thereto in and over the same. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the The above-described land is subject to the terms of stipulation between Wilbert A. Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Bishop and John Scanlan, et al, filed with the papers in this case on January 5, that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or 1953, a copy of which is filed as Document 68281 in said Registry. this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before January 30, liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, 2017or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, For mortgagor's title see deed registered with the Essex County (Southern District) benefits of said Act. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. 354582 as noted on Certificate of Title No. 70329. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of said Court on December 14, 2016. TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank Premises to be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all rights, Attest: check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of Deborah J. Patterson The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax Recorder 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or liens or Item: December 29, 2016 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, having from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Terms of sale: A deposit of five thousand dollars ($5,000) by certified or bank By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. mortgage given by Heather Lopes and Marc A. Lopes to Mortgage Electronic The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at the offices of WCG Law Registration Systems, Inc., dated August 12, 2004 and recorded with the Essex Nationstar Mortgage LLC Group, PLLC, 21 High Street, Suite 208B, North Andover, MA 01845 within thirty County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 23269, Page 444 as affected Present holder of said mortgage (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording by a modification agreement recorded with said records at Book 32740, Page 78, By its Attorneys, upon receipt in full of the purchase price. In the event of an error in this of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by assignment from HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. publication, the description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. dated 150 California Street control. April 22, 2009 and recorded with said registry on May 1, 2009 at Book 28546 Newton, MA 02458 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Page 140 and by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. (617) 558-0500 to Wells Fargo Bank, NA dated January 31, 2012 and recorded with said registry 201410-0420 - PRP Ventures Trust 2013-I-H-R, by MCM Capital Partners, LLLP, on February 14, 2012 at Book 31086 Page 276 and by assignment from Wells Item: December 15, 22, 29, 2016 f/k/a MCM Capital Partners, LLC, its Trustee Fargo Bank, N.A. to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, Present Holder of said mortgage not individually but as trustee for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust dated April MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE By its attorneys, 21, 2016 and recorded with said registry on May 10, 2016 at Book 34911 Page WCG Law Group, PLLC 32, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of 21 High Street, Suite 208B foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. on January 25, By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Vivian A. Cash and David E. Cash to Wells Fargo Bank, N. A., dated North Andover, MA 01845 2017, on the mortgaged premises located at 474 CHESTNUT STREET, LYNN, Essex Fiore, Nicholas J., 1504-BSIT-2036, December 22, 2016, County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, January 14, 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 23879, Page 1 ; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the December 29, 2016, January 5, 2017 Item: December 22, 29, 2016, January 5, 2017 TO WIT: present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on January 19, A parcel of land, with the buildings thereon, known as 474 Chestnut Street, Lynn, 2017 at 119 Flint Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in (SEAL) Essex County, Massachusetts, being shown as LOT B on a ''Plan of Land Owned by said Mortgage, to wit: COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Roy C. Hicks, George E. Hersey, Surveyor'' dated August 3, 1944, recorded with LAND COURT the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 3378, Page 258. A certain parcel of land in said Lynn in the County of Essex, Commonwealth of DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Massachusetts together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as 16SM006512 Reference is made to said plan and to deed at Book 14211, Page 1999 for a follow: The land with the buildings thereon, being lot 29, as shown on a plan of the ORDER OF NOTICE more particular description of said parcel. Estate of B. Burchstead Johnson, drawn by J. Q. Hammond, dated June 28,1871, recorded with Essex South District Deeds at the end of Book 1083, and said To: Meaning and intending to convey and hereby conveying the same premises premises are further bounded and described as follows: Westerly by Flint Street 50 Alice Russo conveyed to me/us by deed dated 07/25/1997 and recorded with Essex South feet; Northerly by lot 30 as shown on said plan, one hundred and 44/100 feet; Anthony Russo Registry of Deeds in Book 14211, Page 199. Easterly fifty feet; and Southerly by lot 28 as shown on said plan, one hundred and . 28/100 feet. Containing according to said plan 5018 square feet. For title and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 reference see deed recorded at Book 6652, Page 91. U.S.C. 50 §3901 et seq.: For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 14211, Page 199. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Wilmington Trust, National Association, not in its individual capacity but as Trustee restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to of ARLP Securitization Trust, Series 2014-2 These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax numbered 2-4 Eutaw Avenue, given by Alice Russo and Anthony Russo to titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or TERMS OF SALE: Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems. Inc. acting solely as a nominee for liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Reliant Mortgage Company, LLC, dated August 24, 2005, and recorded in Essex having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24752, Page 77 which was easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be thereafter Confirmed by a Confirmatory Mortgage recorded in Book 34968, Page required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of 250, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a TERMS OF SALE: the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before January 30, from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of benefits of said Act. said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on December 19, 2016. Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. Recorder 09-055878 WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. SOCIETY, FSB, D/B/A CHRISTIANA TRUST, NOT INDIVIDUALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE Item: December 29, 2016 FOR PRETIUM MORTGAGE ACQUISITION TRUST Present Holder of said Mortgage, Present holder of said mortgage By Its Attorneys, ORLANS MORAN PLLC By its Attorneys, PO Box 540540 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 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The Milwaukee Art Museum in Wiscon- sin. The building was designed by architect Santiago Calatrava and is located on the Lake Michigan waterfront. Depend- ing on your vantage point, it looks like a ship about to set sail or a bird about to fly away.

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By Beth J. Harpaz FOOD ASSOCIATED PRESS The Midwest’s food scene doesn’t al- ways get the attention other destina- Here’s why tourists should take the tions receive, but I had many memorable Rust Belt as seriously as politicians: meals on my travels there. In addition to Because the food, art and sightseeing Braise in Milwaukee, another spectacu- in “flyover country” is well worth your lar dinner was in Cleveland at Michael precious vacation days — not to mention Symon’s Lola. cheaper than in trendier destinations. But I don’t just go for upscale dining In the past two years, I’ve visited Mich- when I travel. I like the fun and funky igan, Indiana, Ohio and Wisconsin, sam- spots, too. When in Detroit, you’ve got to pling art museums, historic sites, archi- sample coneys — what the locals call hot tecture, hipster neighborhoods, ethnic dogs — at either or both Lafayette Coney culture and great food. I was mostly in Island and American Coney Island. I also big cities but I was also able to enjoy bo- liked the crazy hot dog toppings at Happy tanical gardens, hiking and biking trails Dog in Cleveland. In Indianapolis, I loved along with spectacular Great Lakes wa- the old-school goodness of corned beef at terfronts. Shapiro’s, shrimp cocktail with the hottest I live in Brooklyn, N.Y., but I can honest- horseradish on earth at St. Elmo’s and ly say that neighborhoods like Fountain the ‘50s-style decor at Edwards Drive In. Square in Indianapolis and Midtown in And I’d get the pierogis at Sokolowski’s in Detroit give my home turf a run for the Cleveland again in a heartbeat. I also had hipsters’ money. Not to mention that the fun shopping the food stalls in Cleveland’s farm-to-table cuisine at a restaurant like beautiful, historic West Side Market. Braise in Milwaukee is much better than But it’s Wisconsin that holds a truly what often passes for locally sourced special place in my heart. Two words: meals in Manhattan — and at half the cheese curds. price. And it’s not just me who thinks this ATTRACTIONS part of the country deserves to be high on For me, there’s no better way to spend a travel go-to lists. Indianapolis and Cin- day on vacation than wandering around cinnati turned up on Travel + Leisure’s a museum. And these cities don’t disap- list of best destinations for 2017. Cincin- point. nati also turned up on Thrillist’s where The Indianapolis Museum of Art is won- to go next year list, along with Columbus, derful not only for its art collection but for Ohio. Even international visitors have sprawling grounds that include formal discovered some of the region’s attrac- gardens, rustic trails and a 100-acre park tions: The Harley-Davidson Museum in with outdoor installations like the haunt- Milwaukee draws visitors from around ing “Park of the Laments,” a walled field the world, as do the Motown Museum with stone walls and a tunnel. in Detroit and the Rock and Roll Hall of The interior of Cleveland’s historic, vibrant West Side Market. The mar- I visited the Detroit Institute of Arts not Fame in Cleveland. ket illustrates the city’s proud ethnic heritage and melting-pot culture, long after a judge worked out a deal to with vendors like Pierogi Palace and Reilly’s Irish Bakery. save the museum’s most valuable works FLYOVER COUNTRY? from being sold off to help solve the city’s Unfortunately I also find plenty of fel- ism. Folks who grow up near the ocean, New York, Orlando and Vegas, that’s fiscal problems. Knowing how close De- low Americans — especially those who she added, are often especially surprised when tourists from Britain or Germany troit came to losing some of these jewels live on either coast — who are more when they first catch sight of one of the come “looking for a little bit of the real made seeing them truly special. The Diego likely to cross Paris or Machu Picchu off Great Lakes. “When they fly into Mil- America,” said Toby McCarrick, execu- Rivera murals are perhaps the museum’s their bucket lists than Indianapolis or waukee, they notice Lake Michigan,” she tive director of the regional marketing best-known works, but any visit should Milwaukee. said. “They thought it was a little lake, organization Great Lakes USA. “It’s the include a look at “The Wedding Dance” by “As soon as someone says ‘flyover coun- but they see how massive it is.” small towns, the backroads, the real peo- Pieter Bruegel the Elder, “Annunciatory try,’ I know you’re from New York or Los Understandably, the region is rarely a ple. We want them to pull over and see Angel” by Fra Angelico and Tintoretto’s Angeles,” said Stephanie Klett, secretary first stop in the U.S. for foreigners. But on Aunt Bee’s Cafe that makes homemade “The Dreams of Men,” installed in a ceil- of the Wisconsin Department of Tour- a second or third trip, after they’ve done cherry pie with Michigan cherries.” ing that was designed specifically for it. Lunch cruise on Switzerland’s Lake Lucerne — even in winter

By Albert Stumm a bygone luxury ocean lin- ASSOCIATED PRESS er. The red center paddle wheel was propelled by LUCERNE, Switzerland matching red turbines visi- — Lake Lucerne winds ble in the open engine room through the Alps with a on the lower deck. On the series of bends, S-curving main deck, waiters tended around towering moun- to first-class passengers in tains like slalom skiers wood-paneled dining rooms carving into snow thou- with white tablecloths. sands of feet above. But Two-hour lunch cruises even though skiing gets run daily throughout the all the glory in wintertime year (the last time the lake Switzerland, a ferry ride froze was in 1963) and go on the lake can also be a FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for just over $50 per per- welcome diversion for a The Unterwalden ferry is shown on Lake Lu- son for three courses, not traveler with a few hours cerne, Switzerland, with a rainbow visible including the ticket price to spare. against the mountains surrounding the water. of the ferry, about $28. Just an hour’s train ride January’s menu, for ex- south of Zurich, the com- + Leisure’s list of best 50 Chapel Bridge, and back to ample, features a starter pact city of Lucerne has places in the world to trav- the ferry dock in 15 minutes. of three kinds of bruschet- preserved its medieval el in 2017. On my visit, I caught the ta with lettuce, an entree treasures of cobblestone Pressed for time, you Unterwalden, a 113-year- of chicken breast stuffed squares, time-worn shops could walk from the train old ferry that seemed like with dried plums, and for and frescoed houses. Lu- station through the old a cross between a Missis- dessert a white chocolate cerne turned up on Travel town, over the old wooden sippi River steamboat and parfait.