Letters from the Heart

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 Former mayor LETTERS hopes to FROM answer THE HEART new call By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF LYNN — The next time you call to report a re or a medical emergency, a familiar voice might answer the phone. Former Mayor Judith Flanagan Ken- nedy is one of four candidates compet- ing for a re alarm operator position. The post became available last month when Richard Cutts, 65, retired as re dispatcher for the Lynn Fire Depart- ment after 25 years. “I am in the top tier for consideration,” Kennedy said. “It’s a good time to start a new career right now. I like a job where I can go in when the shift Lynnette starts and leave when it ends, and I’m Saugus mother who lost son in mass Alameddine done.” writes letters Fire Chief Stephen Archer said Ken- shooting reaches out to Florida families to the fami- nedy and the other candidates, Tammi lies of school DeMontier, Jarron Randall and Barry shooting Ryan, will be interviewed over the By Bridget Turcotte the parents of school shooting was killed in a shooting at Vir- victims. next few weeks, and a decision will be ITEM STAFF victims. ginia Polytechnic Institute and made next month. Archer will make a “I don’t disclose what I write State University in 2007. The recommendation to Mayor Thomas M. SAUGUS — More than a de- ITEM PHOTO | — it’s something personal for massacre took the lives of 32 SPENSER HASAK McGee, who has the nal say. cade after her son was killed in me,” said Alameddine. people and critically injured 17. The Fire Department previously in- a mass shooting, Lynnette Ala- But in each card, she includes “There is a sacredness in terviewed ve candidates but decided meddine continues to pick up a quote by Washington Irving tears,” Alameddine said as she to continue the search. her pen. that was left at a makeshift me- “We are still in the process of inter- Alameddine writes letters to morial for her son, Ross, after he LETTERS, A7 viewing,” Archer said. He declined further comment. Kennedy said she has been fascinat- ed by res since childhood. “My parents used to have a Bearcat Sounding off scanner,” she said. “When I got my driver’s license, I would hop in my car and go to res and watch them. Just in Swampscott to see the power of re and watch it go from what seems to be manageable to the whole place blowing up, is some- By Gayla Cawley Neighbors of the water- thing.” ITEM STAFF front restaurant, which If the 55-year-old former mayor joins opened in the spring of the department, she’ll earn consider- SWAMPSCOTT — Neigh- 2016, voiced their concerns ably less than $145,000 she received as bors of a popular Humphrey to the board, which was mayor. The dispatch job pays $53,000. Street restaurant are not slated to vote on whether to While the mayor is eligible to retire too happy with the noise renew the establishment’s now given her more than 26 years as they say the establishment entertainment license, a city employee after having served on has dished out to them. which expired in December. the School Committee, City Council Numerous residents ap- Peter McNerney, a Hum- and as mayor, she would earn more if peared before the Board of phrey Street resident, read she works until she is 62, according to Selectmen recently to com- a statement from his wife, ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE the city’s Retirement Board. plain about the outdoor mu- Cinder, who argued that At that point she can collect 80 per- sic at Mission on the Bay the volume level cited at 85 Numerous residents appeared before the Board of Se- cent of her mayor’s salary. that they say has become a lectmen recently to complain about the outdoor music at “I’m not ready to retire now and leave nuisance. SWAMPSCOTT, A7 Mission on the Bay that they say has become a nuisance. pension money on the table,” she said. INSIDE Malden chief: Communication In Malden Chamber of commerce appoints new executive director. A2 is the key to school safety

In Lynn By Steve Freker The Malden of cial spoke to the City part of the fabric of our community and Charter school advocate FOR THE ITEM Council Tuesday, giving a status update the Malden Police Department is highly takes plan to Lawrence. A3 on safety at the local schools. MALDEN — Police Chief Kevin Molis involved with our schools.” In Opinion made it clear he believes, above all, the “We are doing this in our community. Molis, Malden Superintendent of We have regular communication, reg- Schools John Oteri and city Facilities A humble pinnacle at NSCC. A4 most important element in helping keep students and staff in Malden’s schools ular conservations and on many levels Director Eric Rubin were on hand fol- In Sports safe on a daily basis “is talking to each regarding our schools and what is going lowing a request from Ward 3 City on inside them,” Molis said. St. Mary’s senior night ends early. B1 other … and speaking up if something doesn’t appear quite right.” “They are not on an island. They are MALDEN, A7 City serves up $50K loan

By Gayla Cawley elan food and they have been doing an ITEM STAFF awesome business so we’re really happy to help them.” LYNN — Los Chamos, a Venezuelan Freddy Cuevas, chief nancial of cer restaurant on Union Street, received a and owner of Los Chamos, said he and $50,000 loan from the Lynn Municipal his business partner, Manuel Rendon, Finance Corporation to help them con- went to the city for help when they rst tinue to grow their business. started their business. Los Chamos got $90,000 from the Cuevas, 34, said the rst loan was to LMFC two years ago, according to James help them to start their business and the Cowdell, LMFC president and Economic recent one was to help them acquire new Development and Industrial Corporation appliances to help with food service and From left, Mayor (EDIC) of Lynn executive director. The preparation, including adding a ventless Thomas M. McGee, LMFC is funded by the city’s community hood to the establishment and new sinks. Freddy Cuevas, own- development department. He said the loan has helped a lot with the er of Los Chamos, “We gave them a startup loan two years operation, which gets customers out the and James Cowdell, ago so they could open and then we gave door faster, as they’ve had a few complaints president of the Lynn them a small loan last month to help about taking too long serving the food. Municipal Finance with some capital purchases they need,” Corporation. Cowdell said. “Their specialty is Venezu- LOAN, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 LYNN ...... A3 HIGH 40° VOL. 140, ISSUE 64 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 OPINION ...... A4 LOW 32° SPORTS ...... B1-3 TRAVEL...... B8 ONE DOLLAR ENTERTAINMENT ...... A5 PAGE A8 A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 OBITUARIES Rosemarie Mahon Mary E. Maclone, 95 Rev. Billy Graham, 1949-2018 known as ‘America’s Rosemarie “Rose” some just a kind lis- PEABODY — Mary son Dennis Maclone (Costa) Mahon was tening ear. Among E. “Midge” (Burn- and her siblings Ellen born on Sept. 20, her friends she was ham) Maclone, age Gilmore, Arthur Burn- Pastor,’ dies at 99 1949 in Revere to her known as “the orga- 95, of Peabody, for- ham, and Thomas mother Doris (Fitzger- nizer” planning many merly of Nahant and Burnham. By Rachel Zoll and ald) Farnsworth and activities for friends Somerville, wife of Service informa- Jonathan Drew Michael Costa. Rose and relatives includ- the late Richard R. tion: Mary’s funeral ASSOCIATED PRESS was raised in Revere ing vacations, day Maclone, passed will be held on Sat- and graduated from trips, and gatherings. away peacefully after urday at 9 a.m. from MONTREAT, N.C. Revere High School. Rose passed away a brief illness. the SOLIMINE Funer- — The Rev. Billy Gra- She became the secretary at peacefully on Feb. 20, 2018 She is survived by her chil- al Home, 67 Ocean St. (Route ham, the magnetic, mov- Upward Bound in 1967 and surrounded by loved ones. dren, Richard Maclone Jr. and 1A), Lynn, followed by a funer- ie-star-handsome preach- attended junior college until Rose is preceded by her moth- his wife Nancy of Falmouth, al Mass at St. Thomas Aquinas er who became a singular entering Northeastern Univer- er Doris Fitzgerald Farnsworth Robert Maclone and his wife Church, Nahant, at 10 a.m. force in postwar American sity in 1969 where she ob- and her sister Linda (Costa) Nancy of Woburn, Janice Ma- Burial will be in Greenlawn religious life, a confidant tained a Bachelor of Science Provo. She leaves behind her clone of Londonderry, N.H., Cemetery, Nahant. Relatives of presidents and the most Degree in Education in 1974. loving husband, Wayne E. Ma- Patricia Hansen and her hus- and friends are respectfully in- widely heard Christian Rose met her husband hon; and her three children, band William of Medford, Su- vited. Visiting hours are Friday evangelist in history, died Wednesday at 99. Wayne Mahon when she was Wayne A. Mahon and his wife san Clukey and her husband from 4-8 p.m. In lieu of flow- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 18 years old and they married Angela (White) Mahon, My- Greg of Nashua, N.H., Stephen ers, donations may be made “America’s Pastor,” as he on April 15, 1972. Rose had lah Mahon-Davenda and her Maclone of Nahant; as to DAV, State House, was dubbed, had suffered The Rev. Billy Graham the uncanny ability to adapt husband Michael Davenda, well as 14 grandchildren Room 546, Boston, MA from cancer, pneumonia speaks on stage on the to any situation which is ex- and Janel Mahon. She is also and 10 great-grandchil- 02133. Directions and and other ailments and third and last day of emplified in the many secular survived by her five grandchildren. In addition she guestbook at www.soli- died at his home in North his farewell American roles she held throughout her dren, Skylah Mahon-Dixey, was predeceased by her mine.com. Carolina. revival in the Queens life including running a home Bella Mahon, Malachi Mahon, More than anyone else, borough of New York. daycare, becoming a World Soren Mahon and Aiden Dav- Graham built evangeli- of Products representative, enda. Rose also leaves her calism into a force that and guidance to genera- working for the IRS, home tax aunt, Joann and three neph- Ted L. Niedert, 64 rivaled liberal Protes- tions of Americans.” preparation all before starting ews, Patrick Fennelly, James 1953-2018 tantism and Roman Ca- A tall, striking man with a completely new career later Fennelly and Sean Fennelly. tholicism in the U.S. His thick, swept-back hair, in her life as a quality assur- She is also survived by many DENVER, Iowa — vid) Whitehead of leadership summits and stark blue eyes and a firm ance engineer for both Block loving cousins. Rose will be Ted L. Niedert, 64, of Port Huron, Mich., crusades in more than jaw, Graham was a com- Financial and Politzer and sorely missed by her family Denver, Iowa, and for- Jean (Bill) Nicole, and 185 countries and territo- manding presence in the Haney (ACI Worldwide). and friends. merly of Boston, died Rebecca Ciampa, ries forged powerful glob- pulpit, with a powerful Upon retiring Rose im- Service information: Me- in Manchester, Iowa, both of Saugus; three al links among conserva- baritone voice. mersed herself in her religion morial visiting hours will be on Monday, Feb. step-sons, Frank Cia- tive Christians and threw “The Bible says,” was his as a full-time pioneer for the held on Saturday from 2-6 19, 2018 of natural mpa of Phoenix, Ariz., a lifeline to believers in catchphrase. His unques- West Lynn Congregation of Je- p.m. in the SOLIMINE Fu- causes. Michael Ciampa and the communist bloc. tioning belief in Scripture hovah Witnesses. In addition neral Home, 67 OCEAN St. He was born on Anthony Ciampa, Tributes to Graham turned the Gospel into a to her devout religious ser- (Route 1A), Lynn. Her fami- March 19, 1953 in both of Saugus; three poured in from major “rapier” in his hands, he vices, Rose provided comfort ly will lead a remembrance Waterloo, Iowa, son of Fred grandsons, Trenton Niedert, leaders, with President said. and help to all of her friends service beginning at 5 p.m. and Leona McBride Niedert. Brandon Niedert, and Shea Donald Trump tweeting: Graham reached mul- and family. For some she was Relatives and friends are re- Ted served in the U.S. Army Harn; nine step-grandchil- “The GREAT Billy Gra- titudes around the globe a guide who helped nudge you spectfully invited to attend. and Navy during Vietnam. dren; a brother, Larry (Sydney) ham is dead. There was through public appear- in the right direction, to others Directions and guestbook at Ted married Marjorie Vaughn Niedert; and a sister-in-law, nobody like him! He will ances and his pioneering she was a comforter, and to www.solimine.com. in 1972 in Waterloo, and later Pam Niedert, both of Waterloo, be missed by Christians use of prime-time tele- divorced. He married Dorothy Iowa. Preceded in death by his and all religions. A very casts, network radio, daily Eldridge in 1979 in Saugus, parents; two brothers, Ed and special man.” Former newspaper columns, evan- and later divorced. Lonnie Niedert; and a sister, President Barack Obama gelistic films and satellite He attended Waterloo East Diana Niedert. said Graham “gave hope TV hookups. High School. He worked as an Service information: Ser- Carole E. Sarnie, 83 executive chef at the Hilton Ho- vices 10:30 a.m. on Friday, 1934-2018 tel in Boston, retiring in 1991. Feb. 23 at KEARNS Funer- Ted was a member of Imman- al Service, Waterloo, Iowa Malden Chamber Carole Edith and Massachusetts. uel Lutheran Church, Martin (319) 233-3146. Burial in (Cheney) Sarnie died She retired from the Lodge 624, Masonic Lodge No. Waterloo Cemetery. Visita- peacefully on Feb. Haverhill school de- 105, and the AmVets. tion 4-7 p.m. today at Ke- appoints a new 18, 2018 at the age partment in 1994. Survived by his son, Ron arns. Memorials: Immanuel of 83. Upon retiring to (Michelle) Niedert of Fort Sill, Lutheran Church in Cedar Carole is survived Naples, Fla., Car- Okla.; daughter, Terri (Sean) Falls, Iowa. Condolences may executive director by her loving hus- ole enjoyed many of Harn of Denver, Iowa; three be left at www.KearnsFuner- band, Richard Walter her hobbies, in par- step-daughters, Debbie (Da- alService.com. ITEM STAFF REPORT unanimously to appoint Sarnie, with whom ticular playing the Joan as our next execu- she shared 56 years piano. Carole was MALDEN — Joan Ford tive director. The wealth of marriage. In addition, she proud to have taken piano Mongeau has been selected of knowledge and vast ex- is survived by her cherished lessons at the New England Ethel Barry, 72 as its new executive direc- perience Joan brings to the family: her son, Richard Jr., his Conservatory. In addition, she tor of the Chamber of Com- Malden Chamber, along wife Susan, and their children, enjoyed reading, playing ten- merce, effective March 5. with a proven track record Garrett and Mia of Wrentham, nis, attending plays, playing LYNN — Mrs. Ethel David C. Barry and his Ford Mongeau succeeds as a respected leader in our her son, Robert and his wife bridge, and traveling with her (Argeorgitis) Barry, wife Judie of Peabody, longtime Director Jenna community, aligns with our Marilyn, and their children, husband, Richard. She loved 72 years old, of Lynn, Theodore P. Barry and Coccimiglio, who will start vision to keep the chamber Rachel and Jared of Shrews- socializing, particularly with passed away com- Catherine Lowe of work as the Peabody Area on its upward trajectory. bury. She is also survived by the wives of Richard’s fellow fortably on Monday, Danvers; her daugh- Chamber of Commerce’s We look forward to the new her beloved sister, Joyce Levitt Massachusetts State troopers. Feb. 19, 2018. She ters, Angie L. Vantine director on March 1. and creative ideas Joan of Nevada, as well as many She was a lifelong member of was the wife of How- of Methuen and Lou- With more than eight will bring to our business nieces and nephews. She was the United Methodist Church. ard D. Barry. ise K. Barry of Wake- years of experience as and nonprofit community.” predeceased by her parents, Service information: A She was born and field. She also leaves an executive director of Ford Mongeau holds a Louis and Edith (Chapman) graveside service will be held raised in Lynn, the six grandchildren and the Melrose Chamber of Master of Business Ad- Cheney; and her siblings Bev- on Sunday, March 11 at 3 daughter of the late Louis K. one great-grandchild. She is Commerce and extensive ministration degree from erly Harris, Jacqueline Nihan, p.m. at the Swampscott Cem- and Angelina (Hatzegeorges) the sister of the late Charles experience as a fundrais- Boston College and a bach- and Paul Cheney. etery, located at 400 Essex Argeorgitis. She was a grad- and Philip Argeorgitis. er, philanthropy executive elor’s degree in American Carole was born in Melrose. St. in Swampscott. All are wel- uate of Lynn Classical High Service information: Vis- and volunteer, Ford Mon- Studies from Mount Holy- She graduated from Swamp- come to attend and celebrate School, Class of 1964 and iting hours are on Monday, geau will play an integral oke College, and worked scott High School in 1952. Carole’s life. A reception will was a lifelong Lynn resident. Feb. 26 from 4-8 p.m. Her role as the Malden Cham- for Hallmark Health and She continued her education follow. Memorial donations Ethel lived her life primarily funeral will be held on Tues- ber of Commerce contin- PricewaterhouseCoopers by obtaining a bachelor’s de- in memory of Carole may be as a homemaker. She spent day, Feb. 27 at 10 a.m. from ues its growth. earlier in her career. gree from Salem State Univer- made to the Alzheimer’s Asso- some time working in the Lynn the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, “At the Malden Cham- Ford Mongeau lives in sity and a Master’s Degree in ciation online at www.alz.org, Public Schools as a lunch 426 Broadway (Route 129), ber of Commerce, we are her hometown of Melrose. Education from Harvard Uni- by check to Alzheimer’s Asso- aide, she was an Avon repre- in Lynn, followed by funeral experiencing the greatest “I am honored to be cho- versity. She worked 32 years ciation, P.O. Box 96011 Wash- sentative for many years, and services at St. George Greek growth in our 125-year sen the executive director in the field of education as ington, D.C. 20090-6011, or earlier on she was active in Orthodox Church at 11 a.m. history,” said Patty Kelly, of the Malden Chamber of a teacher, guidance counsel- by phone 800-272-3900. For local politics. She was also a Burial will be at Pine Grove board president and associ- Commerce and I am fortu- or, and school psychologist condolences visit www.kane- proud member of St. George Cemetery. Relatives and ate director of Community nate to work for an orga- in California, Connecticut, funeralhome.com. Greek Orthodox Church. friends are respectfully in- Engagement for Housing nization that has such a In addition to her husband vited. Directions and guest- Families Inc., in a release strong foundation in the she is survived by her sons, book at www.solimine.com. from the chamber. “The community,” said Ford search committee voted Mongeau. IN MEMORIAM DAVID KEVIN BETZ III MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS 5/18/1992 - 2/22/2017 Swampscott library to FIRST YEAR WITHOUT YOU Temperature records across through New England is been filed in California, host Ladies Night Out southern NE smashed expected to bring clouds Texas and South Carolina. and scattered to isolated The lawsuit alleges ITEM STAFF REPORT local retailers, and raffles. TAUNTON (AP) — Un- rain showers Wednes- states which give all Funds raised from the seasonably warm weather day night, the National their electoral votes to SWAMPSCOTT — Resi- event will help support smashed temperature Weather Service said. the candidate receiving dents looking for a stress- library programming, records across southern That’s expected to lead the most votes in the free evening of pampering including children’s New England on Wednes- temperatures in most general election are dis- are invited to come to summer programming day, the National Weather areas to fall by up to 40 enfranchising supporters the Swampscott Public and other children’s room Service. degrees by morning. of losing candidates. The Library on March 16 from events, along with author The temperature in The weather service lawsuit alleges that is To our Angel David 7-9:30 p.m. for “Fabulous visits. 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By Thomas Grillo that things happen and he cannot advance the Danielle Queiroz was troubled schools following Brian LaPierre said De- ITEM STAFF they have to shake it off,” school because Lynn has among more than 150 par- years of academic failure. Vito has come to Lynn for he said. “So we have to reached its cap for char- ents on the waiting list It was one of the few times many years pushing a va- LYNN — After being walk the walk and we’re ter seats because of higher to enroll their children at the state has seized con- riety of proposals under rejected by the state to moving on with tentative MCAS test scores. Equity Lab. The mother trol of a local school sys- different names. launch a school in the city plans to open in Law- “We are disappointed of 9-year-old twin boys tem. “He doesn’t want to for the fifth time, a charter rence.” that we will not be open- who are fourth-graders at Lawrence schools will throw in the towel and I school advocate is taking On Wednesday, Jeff ing a school in Lynn at Sewell-Anderson Elemen- enter a new phase of applaud his tenacity,” he his plan to Lawrence. Wulfson, the Massachu- this time, but we are still tary School, said she is receivership when the said. Frank DeVito, founder setts Department of Ed- celebrating the fact that disappointed by the news. state-appointed Superin- “But for now, Lynn’s of the Equity Lab Char- ucation’s acting commis- the commissioner found “I think my boys would tendent/Receiver Jeffrey schools have outperformed ter School, said while he sioner, told DeVito he will our charter application have more of an oppor- C. Riley steps down in hopes to launch a 5-12 not recommend Equity basically met the criteria tunity to learn at Equity June. on the MCAS scores and school for 640 students in Lab’s application for a for our school,” DeVito Lab,” she said. “I think At that time, a new gov- our students are doing Lynn someday, he is re- middle and high school to said. they would offer better ernance structure will well. Good luck to him in tooling his application to the Board of Elementary “The Department of Ed- programs for the chil- consist of a board to over- Lawrence.” the Department of Edu- and Secondary Education. ucation shares our disap- dren.” see the district starting Mayor Thomas M. Mc- cation to open Lawrence’s In his memo to the panel, pointment because they Lawrence Public Schools July 1 and manage a new Gee declined to comment ninth charter school next Wulfson said while Equity wanted this school to open, have been in receivership superintendent to be hired and Lawrence Mayor Dan- year. Lab “substantially met” but the laws regarding the since 2011. The state ap- by the board. iel Rivera did not return a “We tell kids all the time the criteria for approval, cap would not allow it.” proved the takeover of the City Councilor-at-Large call seeking comment.

A touch of spring Real Bellwethers at North Shore CC ITEM STAFF REPORT North Shore Communi- ty College’s 40-year history and results with giving credit for prior learning was recognized nationally as one of 10 community college programs nationwide to be named a finalist for the prestigious 2018 Bellwether Award in the Instructional Pro- grams & Service Category. The Bellwether Awards are given annually in three categories to community colleges that have implemented cutting-edge, trendsetting and innovative programs with demonstrated success. NSCC was invited to present on its program at the Community Colleges Futures Assembly 2018 COURTESY PHOTO National Policy Summit “Addressing the Adult Accepting the 2018 Bellwether finalist award are, from left, Dr. Cristy Learner” in January. Sugarman, NSCC director of CAS, Dr. J. D. LaRock, chair, NSCC Board “This is a tremendous of Trustees, and Dr. Karen Hynick, NSCC vice president of academic honor for NSCC to be se- affairs. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE lected one in 10 of over 1,200 nominated pro- adult learners. Gentile colleges. NSCC is the only with the exception of Charlotte Ganczuk of Lynn enjoys the grams,” said NSCC Pres- noted that one reason why institution in the state to Criminal Justice. Due to spring-like weather at the Flax Pond Play- ident Patricia A. Gentile. is NSCC’s leadership in make PLA options trans- NSCC’s leadership with ground Wednesday. Today, the weather is “Many kudos go to the finding ways to provide parent to prospective and PLA, in FY2016 NSCC current students. CAS projected to be more February-like, which college’s Academic Affairs non-traditional or adult was awarded a grant to means cold, with a touch of snow. Division and especially to (25+ years) students who options are listed along- oversee the design of a Dr. Cristy Sugarman and have some form of pro- side courses on all Guid- Dr. Karen Hynick for their fessional experience with ed Pathway sheets, which statewide website and leadership on this project.” Credit for Prior Learn- students and advisors use curriculum crosswalk on NSCC’s submission de- ing (CPL) through Pri- to guide coursework. Prior Learning Assess- tailed its own, as well as or Learning Assessment For students, this pro- ment (PLA) opportunities the collaborative, work (PLA). gram means less cost and at the 15 state communi- done across the state with NSCC has done PLA for less time to complete their ty colleges. The website, the 15 Massachusetts more than 40 years and degrees or certificates. In an outreach strategy that the last three years, NSCC community colleges under its Center for Alternative connects students with a TAACCCT grant that Studies and Education- has annually averaged the potential for earning resulted in the www.mas- al Testing (CAS) houses more than 430 students sexperiencecounts.com a well-developed variety who have leveraged CPL CPL credits to the target website, e-portfolio and of best-practice CPL pro- options for eight college institution of their choice, training of more than 200 grams. CAS (http://www. level credits, saving on includes a student self-as- faculty and staff in five re- northshore.edu/cas/) is lo- average $1,600 a student, sessment of PLA suitabil- gional trainings. cated on both college cam- and time on their degree. ity, a bank of PLA offer- North Shore Commu- puses and is open three Last year 16.9 percent ings by institution, and an nity College is ranked evenings per week to best of NSCC graduates had e-portfolio repository. See serve NSCC’s growing some form of CPL tran- 23rd in the nation, and https://massexperience- first among Massachu- adult student body. scribed. Studies show that counts.com/home. setts community colleges Student participation students who leveraged (by Washington Monthly in PLA at NSCC is 68 CPL were 2.5 times more To learn how students magazine’s annual Col- percent higher than the likely to graduate. can qualify for credit for lege Guide and Rankings), average number across PLA options span all prior learning, go to www. for effectively serving the other 14 community programs across NSCC, northshore.edu/cas.

LAW OFFICES OF Cancer awareness benefit Saturday JAMES J. CARRIGAN LYNN — St. Michael’s Zito headlines an evening Everyone is invited to • Social Security Disability Hall, 25 Elmwood Ave., is featuring door prizes, raf- bring packages of under- • Workers Compensation the place to be from 7 to 11 fles, food, music, danc- • Accidents ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON wear, socks and T-shirts, 25 years located across p.m. Saturday to promote ing and a cash bar. Pink toothpaste, and other Wednesday’s warm weather brought from Lynn District Court breast cancer awareness, breast cancer awareness toiletries for donation to throngs of people onto Lynn Shore Drive sponsored by the Massa- hooded sweatshirts and 15 Johnson St. to get a walk in. chusetts Motorcycle Asso- black long-sleeve T-shirts homeless veterans shel- 781-596-0100 ciation and Sin City Cy- will be available and part ters. JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN cles. of the night will be dedi- A $15 donation is wel- RONALD D. MALLOY Sons of Anarchy, Oz, and cated to a homeless veter- come. For more informa- www.jamescarriganlaw.com Lynn United FC soccer Homefront actor Chuck ans clothing drive. tion, call 781-599-9844. [email protected] winter ball Saturday By Bella diGrazia ing on the dance floor. Ac- Income Tax Preparation FOR THE ITEM cording to a press release from Eric Moreno, CEO Angiolillo & Associates CPA’s LYNN — Dancing, mar- of Lynn United FC, the garitas, and mouth-wa- average semi-pro team 99 Walnut St, Saugus, MA. 01906 tering appetizers will be spends between $11,000 available this weekend 781-231-1681 and $12,000 per year. to help raise money for www.angiolillocpas.com “We have been around Lynn’s own semi-pro soc- as a team for three years, cer team. however, our prestigious Over 30 years in business Lynn United FC will host its Winter Ball on level went up this year Saturday at 7 p.m. at so we’re now considered Trio’s Mexican Grill at 70 a semi-pro team,” said Market St., in Lynn as a Diana Moreno, Sponsor- Be on the lookout for our spring edition of... fundraiser for their up- ship Event Planner for coming spring season in the team and wife of Eric the United Premier Soc- Moreno. cer League (UPSL). Along with the Winter All proceeds made Ball, the Morenos are of- during the event will go fering sponsorship slots to directly toward the team. help raise money. Tickets The Winter Ball will host for the event are limited Publishing on 3/29 Boston’s own DJ Social to and will not be available help get attendees groov- at the door. A4 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 OPINION BILLY MADDALON HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S We won’t be great, America, Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising T J Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey until we realize we’re not P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W Michael H. Shanahan Please don’t read this if Chief Operating O cer Chairman you think reality sucks. Customer Service P You won’t enjoy it. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Our history books teach Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 us America was once the All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 best in the world at vir- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 tually everything. True or Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 not, we have always clung Ext. 2 Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 to a belief in “American ex- Bernard W. 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I assure and, you guessed it, access. worst underperformers in Ext. 4 Take it from someone who the industrialized world them we won’t get magi- does “angry-young-man- Sports (17th out of 37); our edu- cally better at anything. with-low-self-esteem-and- [email protected] cation system is one of the Only hard work and do- mental-illness” for a living. worst (25th out of 37); our ing whatever is required Ext. 5 A humble makes things better. Re- We’ve parented 19 foster mental health systems are children, all of whom are Retail and Online fragmented and underfund- ality, choices, hard work, Advertising all once bedrock American poor, struggled with depres- [email protected] ed, with an opioid epidemic sion and despair and all of raging out of control in our core values, have now been pinnacle replaced by ideology, wish- whom take powerful psy- ADVERTISING rural communities. We also chotropic medications. Sev- are the most violent country ful thinking and hope. Peter Battinelli North Shore Community College (NSCC) Our nation has perfected enteen of them would pass a in the industrialized world background check and have Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 announced on Wednesday that it is one of 10 the art of making excus- [email protected] (with gun homicide rates legal access to guns. Do I finalists nationwide for the 2018 Bellwether that are 25 times higher es. Take the gun debate. Americans have more guns have your attention now? Ernie Carpenter Jr. Award. than our peers). Director of Advertising The award, according to an NSCC press per capita than any other Unless our nation does Gun violence has become something to fix what’s and Business Development, ext. 1355 release, is given annually “ … to commu- country and own nearly a metaphor, a symptom of broken, it won’t magical- [email protected] nity colleges that have implemented cut- half of the guns in the en- a much more insidious ly go away. Our problems Michele Iannaco ting-edge, trendsetting and innovative pro- tire world, even though problem. We’ve somehow will continue to get worse Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 grams with demonstrated success that other we’re only 5 percent of the convinced ourselves that unless the American peo- [email protected] colleges might find worthy of replicating.” this, like so many other is- population. Neither is necessarily a bad thing. Except ple and our government Ralph Mitchell NSCC President Patricia A. Gentile called sues, is just going to magi- acknowledge that we have the award “a tremendous honor” and cred- then there’s also that pesky Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 cally go away, that the gun serious structural, soci- [email protected] fact about being, by far, the ited its Academic Affairs Division and Dr. violence on our streets and etal, socio-economic and most violent country in the Patricia Whalen Cristy Sugarman and Dr. Karen Hynick “ ... mass shootings in houses regulatory problems. world, with 33,000 Amer- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 for their leadership on projects that earned of worship, night clubs, We aren’t what we claim icans killed by guns every [email protected] NSCC consideration for the Bellwether theaters, universities, to be nor what we all hoped Award. year. Cause and effect? schools and malls is just we were. We have to con- BUSINESS OFFICE Ranked first among Massachusetts com- some kind of phase we’re Nah, it’s just a coincidence. front the brutal facts. Un- Susan J. Conti munity colleges by Washington Month- going through. Ignore the man behind the til we do, “Make America ly magazine’s annual College Guide and All of these problems curtain. We got this. Controller, ext. 1288 Great Again” will just be [email protected] Rankings, NSCC for 40 years has been a persist because we refuse Study after study has re- synonymous with “Make high-achieving but humble school with a to learn from what other vealed that gun violence di- America Bleed Again.” Ted Grant Lynn campus and two other sites serving countries have done to solve rectly correlates with levels Publisher, ext. 1234 students. these same challenges. Re- of education, poverty and Billy Maddalon is a col- [email protected] Its Lynn main campus building is apt- member, we’re different, access. And the small subset umnist for The Charlotte Marian Kinney ly named for former Massachusetts House better, smarter, we’re excep- of mass shootings direct- Observer. ext. 1212 Speaker Thomas W. McGee, a legislator and [email protected] father of the city’s current mayor who be- SCOTT LEMIEUX Will Kraft lieved in giving people second chances and Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 in jump-starting opportunity. [email protected] NSCC faculty and facility employees bring McGee’s words alive every day by educating Don’t blame 2nd Amendment. Jennifer Perez ext. 1205 and providing opportunities for students [email protected] who are juggling jobs and families in order to enrich their lives. Blame our politics. Mike Shanahan The students who attend the Lynn campus Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 or go to school in Beverly and Danvers are [email protected] Seventeen young peo- in D.C. vs. Heller left a At the national lev- classified in academic-speak as non-tradi- Carolina Trujillo ple were killed and many much wider scope for gun tional. But Gentile and her colleagues really el, there’s an additional Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 more wounded at Marjory control than is commonly view the people they educate as adults with structural problem, which [email protected] Stoneman Douglas High recognized. In his major- job and life experience who now want and is that both houses of Con- School last Wednesday in ity opinion, the late Jus- Jim Wilson need academic and technical skills to broad- gress overrepresent rural Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Parkland, Fla. “No child, tice Antonin Scalia wrote en their horizons and provide more opportu- jurisdictions where sup- [email protected] teacher or anyone else that “the right secured nities for their families. port for gun control is rela- should ever feel unsafe by the 2nd Amendment CIRCULATION For as long as it has educated North Shore tively weak and opposition in an American school,” is not unlimited” and that students, NSCC has conducted prior learn- is particularly intense. Lisa Mahmoud tweeted President Trump, the 2nd Amendment does ing assessments to help find ways to best tai- So while major federal Manager, ext. 1239 a sentiment we can surely not prevent the state from [email protected] lor college programs to people who have tak- gun control legislation is a all share. But it also rings banning “dangerous and en the leap into getting a college education. complete nonstarter when CLASSIFIED hollow. It’s a safe bet that unusual weapons.” According to information provided by Republicans control the Congress will again fail On its face, a federal ban Abbe Young Smith NSCC, student participation in prior learn- to do anything to stop or on semiautomatic weap- White House and/or either Manager, ext. 1276 ing assessments at NSCC is 68 percent high- even mitigate these mass ons would be constitution- house, even a unified Dem- [email protected] er than the average number across the other killings. al even under Heller. ocratic government would 14 community colleges across the state. The NEWSROOM The United States is an Admittedly, what con- face an uphill climb. The college’s goal is to help students control the outlier in its number of stitutes a “dangerous and median votes in both Hous- Bill Brotherton amount of money they need to spend on their mass shootings at least in unusual” weapon is not es will almost always come Features Editor ext. 1338 education and the amount of time required [email protected] part because it’s an outli- precisely defined by Sca- from places where casting a to get a higher education. er in terms of gun policy. lia’s opinion. It’s possible crucial vote for gun control Gayla Cawley NSCC achieved this goal with sufficient Nikolas Cruz, the alleged that the current Supreme measures might end a pol- Reporter, ext. 1236 documentable success to secure a grant to killer, was armed with an Court would read it nar- itician’s career. And, need- [email protected] oversee the design of a statewide website AR-15 semiautomatic ri- rowly and strike down a less to say, the skewed an- and curriculum crosswalk on prior learning Cheryl Charles fle. This weapon has been state or federal ban on ti-urban representation of Associate News Editor, ext. 1278 assessment at the 15 community colleges used in many recent mass semiautomatic weapons. Congress and the electoral [email protected] across Massachusetts. killings, including Ste- But even if this turned The website and its implications for suc- college make unified Dem- Thomas Grillo phen Paddock’s murder out to be the case, this is ocratic governments less Reporter, ext. 1264 cess for students is an example of achieve- of 58 people in Las Vegas a contingency, not some ments that make NSCC worthy of national likely in the first place. [email protected] last October. In other ad- permanent feature of Although the short-term recognition. vanced countries, semiau- American constitutional- Spenser Hasak But there are plenty of local reasons for a prospects for major federal Photographer, ext. 1332 tomatic rifles such as the ism compelled by the text gun control are bleak, sup- [email protected] national spotlight to illuminate the school. It AR-15 are illegal. of the 2nd Amendment. has made strides in educating veterans and porters shouldn’t give up Thor Jourgensen Why is gun control pol- Any Supreme Court with the longer-term struggle. provides veteran-oriented job fairs annual- icy in the United States a Democratic median vote News Editor, ext. 1267 The Constitution does not [email protected] ly. It has reached out to forge alliances with so lax? One common re- would uphold such a ban. forbid a ban on semiau- Lynn public schools and workforce training sponse is to point to the If it’s not the Constitu- Steve Krause tomatic weapons or other experts on the North Shore and, in Lynn, it Constitution. Certainly, tion that stops the United Sports Editor, ext. 1229 has expanded its presence as an economic many opponents of gun States from passing stron- gun control measures that [email protected] contributor to the city. control argue that virtu- ger gun control measures, could attenuate this hor- If the Bellwether Award is conferred on Owen O’Rourke ally any regulation of fire- what is it? To put it simply, rible violence. The NRA’s Photographer, ext. 1224 NSCC, the news will be a cause for celebra- arms that goes beyond the politics and culture. hold on the political class [email protected] tion but no real surprise to everyone who is not inevitable. weak federal status quo The relatively recent rad- Roberto Scalese knows the school and the contributions it violates the 2nd Amend- icalization of the National Sensible gun-control makes every day in the lives of thousands of Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 ment’s guarantee of the Rifle Association and its measures, common to other [email protected] students and educators. “right to bear arms.” But capture of the Republican countries, would not eliminate mass killings, but Mark Sutherland the Constitution is not the Party makes even mod- Creative Director primary reason why the est gun control measures they would reduce them, [email protected] CORRECTION United States permits ci- impossible at the federal while making those that vilians to arm themselves level and in most states. do occur less deadly. And Anne Marie Tobin In a story Feb. 20 about a preventive treatment for like soldiers. And while public opinion Americans can achieve Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 peanut allergies, The Associated Press erroneously re- The Supreme Court, af- supports most specific gun them without violating the [email protected] ported the results of previous research based on com- ter all, has only interpret- control measures, includ- 2nd Amendment. Bridget Turcotte ments by Dr. Andrew Bird. Bird said he misspoke and ed the Constitution as pro- ing bans on assault-style Reporter, ext. 1269 meant to say that tolerating one peanut reduces the tecting an individual right weapons, opponents of gun Scott Lemieux is a lectur- [email protected] risk of a reaction by 95 percent, not that it protects 95 to bear arms since 2008. control tend to be better er in political science at the Ryan York percent of children allergic to peanuts. And the court’s decision mobilized and organized. University of Washington. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT In Olympics, less is more TV broadcast offers more than streaming for watching games

NEW YORK (AP) — When for puffy profiles, but they offer it comes to the Olympics, too a nice break from what looks much choice can paralyze you to an untrained eye like skier with indecision. With five televi- after skier making the same sion channels, online streaming, run down the slope. (That said, virtual reality and Snapchat, snazzy technology superimposes where do you even start? two skiers on the same image, so Catch curling on the USA Net- broadcast viewers can compare work, and you might miss that and contrast their runs.) superb — or disastrous — figure Also welcome in the broadcast skating routine that will be talk- are segments on Korean culture ed about on social media and in and politics. It’s easy to miss the office. Tune into a stream of those when filtering for specific figure skating, and you might events or athletes. miss that medal-winning run Watching NBC’s broadcast down the slopes. doesn’t necessarily mean watch- With an event as sprawling ing with an antenna or cable as the Olympics, sometimes the TV set-top box, since the net- straight-up linear TV broadcast work also offers an online “en- is best, even if you’re watching hanced view” of its broadcast. that online. Experts make the The broadcast video appears in choices for you; all you have to a smaller box, leaving room else- do is lean back on your couch. where for medal counts, trivia That’s not to say alternatives and other context. to the main NBC broadcast are PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS NBC’s researchers prepared pointless. Die-hard fans of biath- This NBC image shows an “enhanced view” broadcast from the Olympics. With the en- about a thousand info cards lon can choose that and nothing hanced view, the broadcast video appears in a smaller box, leaving room elsewhere for ahead of time. In addition, else. Snapchat users who might medal counts, trivia and other information. markers let you jump to specif- have skipped the Olympics entirely might at least catch the national Olympic Committee’s admit it, you do — Comcast’s add training runs. There’s no ic segments within a broadcast, few minutes of live video offered Olympic Broadcasting Services. Xfinity Stream app can give you easy way to jump straight to whether that’s snowboarding or there each day. It feels like a broadcast — just clip after clip of tumbles and an athlete who isn’t prominent, figure skating. NBC’s websites and apps let not an American-centric one. face plants. Likewise, you can such as the lone competitor from And subscribers to Sony’s you catch up on what you missed — THE SILVER: Virtual re- get clips of just upsets or thrill- the tropical country of Ghana. cable-like online TV package, — though with more than 175 ality offers alternative perspec- ing finishes. Comcast also orga- The ability to jump to any ath- PlayStation Vue, can watch up hours of programming on the tives. nizes video by sport and selected lete is limited to figure skating to three channels at once on main channel alone, catching up The 30 events in VR work bet- athletes. and some alpine skiing events. a PlayStation 4 console. That might have to wait until after ter as a behind-the-scenes com- Hulu’s live-TV service lets As for VR, you might feel as makes it possible to have curl- the games end. panion than as a replacement you pick your favorite sports, though you’re in an Olympic ing on without missing the main Among the online standouts: for television. For instance, after although its offerings aren’t as arena or on a mountain, but only action on the NBC broadcast — THE GOLD: Online stream- an athlete starts sliding down extensive as Comcast’s. For ev- television can offer close-ups network. ing brings equality. the skeleton track, you see crews eryone else, NBC’s app gives you with its zoom cameras. Ultimately, these online en- NBC focuses heavily on Ameri- with brooms fixing the ice for plenty of ways to drill down. You Figure skating, for instance, hancements have their roots in cans and a handful of medal con- the next competitor. With figure can also customize phone notifi- feels distant; the VR camera’s television. tenders from other countries in skating, you can linger at the cations by sport or selected ath- wider shot is of a mostly empty Watching everything online popular sports. To see otherwise “kiss and cry” area as competi- letes. ice rink. With luge, each athlete would take you two and a half obscure athletes, you’ll have to tors wait for their scores; televi- How, then, is broadcast better? whizzes by in a second, where- months — without sleep. Even if catch one of the online streams. sion typically cuts to replays. For one thing, watching on- as TV can capture the entire, NBC’s broadcast couldn’t cover Every event is being shown in its — THE BRONZE: Apps let you line takes work. With luge and 45-second-plus run with multi- everything live, you can count entirety online, complete with personalize. skeleton, for instance, it takes ple cameras. on it for a taste of the 102 events graphics, slow-motion replays If you enjoy watching skiers five hours to watch all four runs Complain all you want about in 15 sports that make up this and commentary from the Inter- and snowboarders fall — just down the track — longer if you interruptions in the broadcast year’s Winter Olympics. Stars, educators lead effort for kids to see ‘Black Panther’

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. terial created by Stan Lee Joycelyn Jackson, direc- (AP) — For years, Zavier and Jack Kirby. tor of the Black Student Thompson has followed The movie set a record Union for Albuquerque Marvel superhero mov- with its $235 million de- Public Schools, the educa- ies. But the 16-year-old but at the top of the U.S. tor who helped Thompson student in Albuquerque box office over the holi- get into the Albuquerque has always wanted to day weekend, becoming screening. see a popular film with a a blockbuster but also “Congrats to the entire black superhero and black a cultural phenomenon. #blackpanther team! Be- themes. It’s why some educators, cause of you, young people Thanks to an Albuquer- philanthropists, celebri- will finally see superheroes que educator, the aspiring ties, and business owners that look like them on the hip-hop and spoken word are pulling together their big screen,” said former artist finally got his wish resources to bring chil- first lady Michelle Obama Thursday when he was dren of color to see it. in a tweet Monday. “I loved given tickets to a private Elementary school stu- this movie and I know it screening of “Black Pan- dents in Detroit, middle will inspire people of all ther.” school students in Atlanta backgrounds to dig deep “It was amazing. The and students living Los and find the courage to be music, the action...every- Angeles public housing heroes of their own stories.” thing,” said Thompson, all have been surprised in The movement began in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS who is black. “It made me recent days with free tick- January after former ESPN University Prep Academy High School students react in Detroit to an proud to see out culture ets and transportation to “SportsCenter” host Jemele announcement that all 600 students will see the film “Black Panther.” depicted like that.” experience a movie that is Hill called out prominent “Black Panther” is about captivating black commu- Detroiters to help young announced plans to send in a video that went viral pay for around 1,000 the mythical and highly nities nationwide. children in the city get seats the entire student body at they were going to see South Central Los Ange- advanced African nation of While black leads in TV to see “Black Panther.” University Prep Academy “Black Panther.” In the les children living in pub- Wakanda, where T’Challa, and film have grown over “I wish I had time to do it High School in Detroit to footage, the 5th-grade stu- lic housing to see the mov- played by Chadwick Bose- the years, there is still a myself but if there is any- see it. Twitter’s black em- dents are shown cheering ie (Lamar did the film’s man, inherits the throne lack of positive minori- one in Detroit trying to but is challenged by a ty images coming from take kids in underserved ployee group known as the and dancing upon hearing soundtrack). Wakandan exile named Hollywood, which is why communities to see ‘Black Blackbirds and Twitter the news. Oscar-winner Octavia Killmonger, played by Mi- many are stressing the im- Panther,’ holla at me,” the Detroit took on the costs of Anthony “Top Dawg” Spencer announced plans chael B. Jordan. It’s the portance of having young Detroit native wrote on tickets and transportation. Tiffith, CEO of Top Dawg to host a screening in Mis- 18th film in the Marvel black kids see the movie. Twitter. Also, students of the ac- Entertainment, the label sissippi “to ensure all our Cinematic Universe and “Something very special In response to Hill’s claimed Ron Clark Acad- of Kendrick Lamar, an- brown children can see based on 50-year-old ma- is happening here,” said tweet, two Twitter groups emy in Atlanta were told nounced that he would themselves as a superhero.” ‘Annihilation’ a trippy, frightful fantasia

for one survivor, none to piece about the invention pingly, as an existential REVIEW enter have ever returned. of a very human-like arti- mystery. By Jake Coyle To step inside is to step ficial intelligence. Lena (Natalie Portman) ASSOCIATED PRESS into the unknown. “Annihilation,” which is is an ex-Army biology pro- The same could be said partly based on Jeff Van- fessor at Johns Hopkins “The Shimmer” is the for those who come to see derMeer’s novel, has plen- whose soldier husband name given to the myste- “Annihilation,” a trippy, ty of forerunners (name- (Oscar Isaacs), after being rious phenomenon that, mind-bending cinematic ly Andrei Tarkovsky’s gone for a year, returns after a meteor strike, set- experience that plunges “Stalker”) and it’s certain- from a secret mission un- tles along a swampy coast- you into a disorienting ly not flawless. There’s an able to explain where he’s line in Alex Garland’s and dream-like science often awkward distance been. Dumbfounded, he “Annihilation.” It’s an area fiction that contorts and here between Garland’s promptly begins to split enclosed by a fluid, trans- disintegrates much of the grand ambitions and his up blood and, in the ambu- lucent wall bathed in an genre’s conventions. mid-sized-budget visual lance ride to the hospital, eerie rainbow glimmer. This is the bigger-budget effects, between Vander- is overtaken by a swarm of The Shimmer’s steady ex- follow-up to Garland’s di- Meer’s immersive imagi- police vehicles. pansion threatens to swal- recting debut, “Ex Machi- nation and the necessities Lena is introduced to the low surrounding towns, na.” The novelist turned of physicalizing fantasy in Shimmer by a laconic psy- cities and, eventually, ev- screenwriter (“28 Days a movie. chologist (a miscast Jenni- erything. Later...,” “Sunshine,” “Nev- But rarely has a film fer Jason Leigh) in charge Naturally, this is Flor- er Let Me Go”) has here conjured such a thick at- of fielding missions. ida. Efforts to determine made good on the promise mosphere of dread and She, herself, is going in, what’s inside the Shimmer of “Ex Machina,” a heady wonder as “Annihilation,” pulled by inescapable cu- have proven futile. Except if sometimes flat chamber a movie that unfolds, grip- riosity. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Theft Thousands gather at state larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- A report of a robbery on Johnson Street at 2:06 a.m. curacy, it is the sole responsibility on Tuesday; at CVS Pharmacy, Capitol to protest shootings of the concerned party to contact 200 South Common St., at the relevant police department and 6:57 p.m. on Tuesday. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. them is, ‘We’ll keep you in have the department issue a no- A report of a larceny at 11 (AP) — A week after a our thoughts. You are so tice of correction to the Daily Item. Bay View Ave. at 3:37 a.m. on shooter slaughtered 17 strong. You are so power- Corrections or clarifications will not Tuesday; at 35 Washington people in a Florida high ful,’” said Delaney Tarr, a be made without express notice of St. at 9:05 a.m. on Tuesday; school, thousands of pro- senior at the high school. at 22 Elmwood Ave. at 11:21 change from the arresting police testers, including many “We know what we want. a.m. on Tuesday; at 23 Kens- angry teenagers, swarmed We want gun reform. We department. ington Park at 3:45 p.m. on into the state Capitol on want commonsense gun Tuesday; at Market Basket, 40 Wednesday, calling for laws. ... We want change.” LYNN Federal St., at 3:56 p.m. on changes to gun laws, a ban She added: “We’ve had Tuesday; at 285 Lynn Shore on assault-type weapons enough of thoughts and Arrests Drive at 6:51 p.m. on Tues- and improved care for the prayers. If you supported day; at 2 Franklin St. Court at mentally ill. us, you would have made John Bueh, 46, of 6 Dyer 8:18 p.m. on Tuesday. The normally staid Flor- a change long ago. Court, Danvers, was arrested A report of shoplifting at ida Statehouse filled with So this is to every law- and charged with operating a 637 Lynnway at 12:04 p.m. students, among them maker out there: No lon- motor vehicle with a revoked on Tuesday. more than 100 survivors of ger can you take money license, unregistered motor A report of a motor vehicle the Feb. 14 attack at Mar- from the NRA. We are vehicle, uninsured motor ve- theft at 43 Groveland St. at jory Stoneman Douglas coming after you. We are hicle or trailer, and a number 10:41 a.m. on Wednesday. High School in Parkland, coming after every single plate violation on Tuesday. on the edge of the Ever- one of you, demanding Carlene Dow, 48, of 6 Vandalism glades. They held signs, that you take action.” South St. Court, was arrested chanted slogans and burst Outside the building, the and charged with operating A report of motor vehicle into lawmakers’ offices de- crowd burst into chants of with a revoked license, unin- vandalism at 15 River St. at manding to be heard. “Vote them out!” as speak- sured motor vehicle or trailer, 4:15 p.m. on Tuesday; at 474 The teens were wel- ers called for the removal unregistered motor vehicle, Summer St. at 7:03 a.m. on comed into the gun-friend- of Republican lawmakers and operating a motor vehicle Wednesday ly halls of power, but the who refuse to address gun with a revoked registration on A report of vandalism at 45 students’ top goal — a ban control issues. Tuesday. Orchard St. at 5:09 p.m. on on assault-style rifles such One sign read, “Remem- Yessenia Guevara, of 28 Tuesday. as the weapon used in the ber the men who value the Carter St., Everett, was arrest- massacre — was taken off NRA over children’s lives” ed on a warrant charge of as- MARBLEHEAD the table a day earlier, al- and then listed Republi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sault and battery on Tuesday. though more limited mea- cans in Florida’s congres- Jason Raffa, 32, of 7 Dela- Student survivors from Marjory Stoneman Accidents sures are still possible. sional delegation. Other no Ave., Revere, was arrested Douglas High School bow their heads as the Many protesters com- signs said, “Kill the NRA, names of the victims are read, at a rally for gun and charged with drug pos- A report of a motor vehicle plained that lawmakers not our kids” and “These session of a class B drug on accident with personal inju- control reform on the steps of the state capitol, were not serious about kids are braver than the in Tallahassee, Fla., Wednesday. Tuesday. ry and property damage on reform, and they said they GOP.” Mayya Shoykhet, of 201 Commercial Street at 12:33 would oppose in future About 30 people left an “They’re not speaking which is within walking Essex St., was arrested on a p.m. on Tuesday. elections any legislator anti-gun rally outside warrant charge of an unnatu- to us right now. We only distance of the Capitol. who accepts campaign Florida’s Old Capitol and ral act on Tuesday. Complaints contributions from the began a sit-in protest at asked for five minutes and In Washington, students so we’re just sitting until and parents delivered A caller reported some kids National Rifle Association. the office of four House Accidents “We’ve spoke to only a Republican leaders, de- they speak,” Tyrah Wil- emotional appeals to Pres- fighting by the basketball liams, a 15-year-old sopho- ident Donald Trump to act A report of a motor vehicle courts near the parking lot on few legislators and ... the manding a conversation more at Leon High School, on school safety and guns. accident at Essex and John- Wyman Road at 1:59 p.m. on most we’ve gotten out of about gun legislation. son streets at 2:46 p.m. on Tuesday. Tuesday; at 376 Broadway at 5:24 p.m. on Tuesday; at Mi- Vandalism Video that outraged Poles taken down not Street and Western Ave- nue at 8:42 p.m. on Tuesday; A caller reported someone WARSAW, Poland (AP) — and Israelis who have at Henry Avenue and Wash- slashing the tires of both of A prominent Jewish-Amer- signed the petition - the ington Street at 11:26 p.m. their vehicles on Lincoln Ave- ican foundation removed a Foundation was contact- on Tuesday; at 122 Chestnut nue at 9:36 a.m. on Tuesday. video from YouTube which ed by the Polish Jewish St. at 7:19 a.m. on Wednes- had sparked outrage in community and because day; at Blossom Street and REVERE Poland and beyond on of their concerns for their Neptune Boulevard at 8:30 Wednesday with its provoc- safety, we decided to halt a.m. on Wednesday; at East- Accidents ative use of the historical- the campaign.” ern Avenue and Ocean Street ly inaccurate term “Polish Michal Dworczyk, an at 9:21 a.m. on Wednesday; A report of a cruiser acci- Holocaust” to protest a con- aide to Polish Prime Min- at Eastern Bank, 112 Market dent at the Revere Fire De- troversial new Polish law ister Mateusz Morawiec- St., at 9:52 a.m. on Wednes- partment Central Station on criminalizing some com- ki, described the video as day. Broadway at 7:43 a.m. on ments about the Holocaust. A report of a motor vehi- Tuesday. The private Ruderman an affront to the thou- cle accident with a personal A report of a motor vehicle Family Foundation also sands of Poles who risked injury in Freeman Square at accident at Abraham Lincoln launched a campaign call- their lives during the war 1:09 a.m. on Tuesday; at 105 School, Tuckerman Street, at ing for the United States to help Jews. Commercial St. at 6:23 p.m. 7:50 a.m. on Tuesday; at Mill to sever its ties with Po- Polish state television’s on Tuesday; at 226 Parkland and Beach streets at 3:56 land, an ally in NATO all-news channel TVP Ave. at 9:02 p.m. on Tuesday; p.m. on Tuesday; on North where the U.S. has recent- Info reported it as the top at 985 Western Ave. at 9:18 Shore Road at 5:09 p.m. on ly deployed troops. story on its website, call- a.m. on Wednesday. Tuesday; at Bank of America, The Boston-based foun- ing the video “shocking.” A report of a hit and run American Legion Highway, at dation put out the video PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Witold Jurasz, a journal- motor vehicle accident at 227 11:10 p.m. on Tuesday. on Wednesday in reaction ist, called the video “offen- Judge Road at 1:52 p.m. on A report of a motor vehicle to the new Polish law, Survivors and guests walk past the “Arbeit sive and scandalous,” and Tuesday; at Boston and Wash- hit and run accident on War- which criminalizes falsely Macht Frei” gate at the former Nazi German said it “spits in the face of concentration camp on International Holo- ington streets at 8:02 p.m. on ren Street at 6:03 p.m. on attributing the Holocaust every Pole” — even those Tuesday; at 64 Chatham St. at caust Remembrance Day in Oswiecim, Poland, Tuesday. crimes of Nazi Germany who, like him, oppose Po- 7:07 a.m. on Wednesday. last month. to Poland. The measure land’s Holocaust law. Complaints has angered Israel, where Poland’s Holocaust law, Assaults it is seen as an attempt victims, after Jews. whether Jewish, Polish, A report of an unwanted per- which takes effect Feb. to whitewash the actions Jonathan Ornstein, di- Israeli or German,” Orn- A report of an assault and son at Quality Inn, Morris Street, 28, has already triggered of Poles who killed Jews rector of the Jewish Com- stein had said earlier. battery on Willow Street at at 7:57 a.m. on Tuesday. rising anti-Semitism in during World War II. munity Center in Kra- “Emotions are running 12:01 p.m. on Tuesday. A report of suspicious activ- Poland. In reaction to The provocative use of kow, told the AP that he high and harmful, inac- ity on Eliot Circle at 1:08 p.m. criticism from Holocaust the term “Polish Holo- explained to foundation curate comments from Breaking and Entering on Tuesday; on Vane Street at caust” in the video was president Jay Ruderman various sides have been historians and others, the 1:48 p.m. on Tuesday; at Park seen as hugely offen- how troubling the vid- published, but this is in- government said it will be A report of a motor vehicle Avenue and Madison Street at sive to many in Poland. eo was and was assured defensible,” Ornstein said. reviewed by Poland’s con- breaking and entering at 57 2:48 p.m. on Tuesday; at Vane Many of Nazi Germany’s that the video would be The Ruderman Fami- stitutional court. Harmon St. at 1:13 p.m. on and South Genesee streets at death camps, like Aus- removed. Later in the eve- ly Foundation released Deputy foreign minis- Tuesday. 3:40 p.m. on Tuesday. chwitz, were located in ning the video was gone a statement saying that ter Bartosz Cichocki said A report of shots fired at German-occupied Poland. from YouTube. “after a hugely success- Tuesday that no criminal Complaints Revere Housing Authority, Wal- Poles had no role in oper- “The term ‘Polish Holo- ful campaign that went charges would be brought nut Avenue, with no ballistics A report of threats made ating them but accounted caust’ is not accepted by viral internationally and under the law until the evidence found at 2:30 p.m. on Strawberry Place at 1:27 for the largest number of any reasonable person among American Jews court reviews it. p.m. on Tuesday; at 90 O’Cal- on Tuesday. laghan Way at 3:20 p.m. on Tuesday. SWAMPSCOTT DNA links woman to attempted shooting of trooper A report of a fight at Eastern Avenue and Sheldon Street at Arrest ATTLEBORO (AP) — The Sun Chronicle re- suffer serious injuries. The trooper wasn’t in- 11:25 p.m. on Tuesday. Prosecutors say a DNA ports that 49-year-old Ju- Rabinowitz had to sub- jured. Mario Faucher, 55, was ar- sample taken after a wom- lie Rabinowitz was found mit a DNA sample after Rabinowitz pleaded not Overdose rested and charged with fail- an’s conviction for attack- guilty of attacking her her conviction. Prosecu- guilty to charges including to drive in the right lane ing her ex-husband with ex-husband in August tors say her DNA was ing assault with attempt A report of an overdose and operating a motor vehicle a hatchet has linked her 2015 at his North Attle- found on clothing and a to murder. on Lockwood Road at 11:24 with a suspended license at to the attempted shooting borough dental office amid gun left at the scene when Her lawyer says the p.m. on Tuesday. 11:19 a.m. on Tuesday. of a Massachusetts state a dispute over custody of the trooper was shot at in trooper originally report- trooper. their children. He did not Mansfield in July 2015. ed seeing a man fleeing. Treatment for peanut allergies might not be far away ASSOCIATED PRESS food, as a way to prevent allergy specialist. “This as little as a tenth of a pea- “It’s exciting,” said Dr. not for everybody. Some that by gradually getting is investigational. It has nut. They were given ei- Stacy Dorris of Vanderbilt people are going to have The first treatment to them used to very small to be done in a very safe ther capsules of peanut or University who had no too many side effects for help prevent serious al- amounts. setting” to make sure kids a dummy powder in grad- role in the study. them to be able to take lergic reactions to peanuts California-based Aim- can be treated fast for any ually increasing amounts “This is a way to poten- this daily dose.” may be on the way. A company said Tuesday that its mune Therapeutics said bad reactions that occur, for six months, then con- tially protect people who Dr. Andrew Bird, an daily capsules of peanut 67 percent of kids who had she said. tinued on that final level are allergic from having a allergy specialist at UT powder helped children its experimental treat- Jones helped lead the for another six months. severe or even fatal reac- Southwestern Medical build tolerance in a major ment were able to tolerate study, consults for the Neither the participants tion. But it’s not a cure ... Center in Dallas, also con- study. the equivalent of roughly company, and will give the nor their doctors knew we don’t know what would sults for the company and Millions of children two peanuts at the end results at an allergy con- who was getting what un- happen if they stop or dis- had patients in the study. are allergic to peanuts, of the study, compared to ference next month. The til the study ended. continue” treatment, she The treatment doesn’t al- and some may have only 4 percent of others results have not yet been About 20 percent of kids said. low kids to eat peanuts life-threatening reactions given a dummy powder. reviewed by independent getting the peanut powder Dorris said she would as if they had no allergy, if accidentally exposed to But a big warning: Don’t experts. dropped out of the study, consider trying it for her but research suggests that them. Doctors have been try this at home. The study involved near- 12 percent due to reac- 8-year-old daughter who being able to tolerate at testing daily doses of pea- “It’s potentially danger- ly 500 kids ages 4 to 17 tions or other problems. has a peanut allergy, but least one peanut reduces nut, contained in a cap- ous,” said Dr. Stacie Jones, with allergies so severe The product showed “over- said the study’s drop-out the risk of a reaction by 95 sule and sprinkled over a University of Arkansas that they had reactions to all good safety,” Jones said. rate shows that “this is percent, he said. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 After another school tragedy, Sounding off Alameddine stresses gun safety in Swampscott By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT “We do everything we From A1 can to be a really good SAUGUS — Lynnette Alamed- neighbor and to be con- dine lost her son in a school shoot- decibels in the entertain- scious of the people in the ing at Virginia Polytechnic Institute ment license is “wildly” area,” Bloom said. almost 11 years ago, and she has outside the general noise Town Administrator spent many days since trying to en- range allowed in other Sean Fitzgerald said town sure other parents don’t go through Massachusetts munici- officials have discussed the same pain. palities and beyond what lowering the decibel level “Children should be educated ear- is recommended by the on the entertainment li- ly on gun safety,” she said. “The third World Health Organiza- cense from the proposed leading cause of death in this coun- tion. 85 to the low 70s. He said try is from guns. If there’s a gun in Cinder said the town they are also looking at their home, it should be locked up.” should institute noise or- other communities, such Alameddine feels fortunate to live dinance policies around as Salem, that have noise in Massachusetts, where gun laws outdoor music. Her state- ordinances. According to are tougher than much of the nament read that it was the board, Salem’s ordi- tion, she said. But she believes it’s inappropriate to grant nance limits noise to 73 too easy for people to purchase guns a permit that would al- decibels. from gun shows without a license, low Mission on the Bay In Salem, he said police from the trunk of a car of an unli- to permanently play loud are allowed to go down censed dealer, she said. outdoor music six days and measure the sound “There shouldn’t be these assault a week until 11 p.m. and emanating from proper- weapons,” said Alameddine. “Some until 10 p.m. on Sundays. ties and issue violation people have guns, and that’s their “I want to make clear notices, which can be ad- right, but people should be safe that I’m a patron of Mis- dressed during permitting with them. Put gun locks on them, sion on the Bay, but more or licensing, both for en- lock them away, don’t have them ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK importantly, I’m a neigh- tertainment and alcohol. nearby.” bor,” Cinder wrote. “I’ve He said that would give The Saugus resident is active- Lynnette Alameddine believes it’s too easy for people to pur- been a neighbor of Dale’s, the board a little more ly involved with groups that aim chase guns from gun shows without a license, from the trunk of Red Rock and now Mis- teeth in terms of its abil- to prevent gun violence, including a car of an unlicensed dealer. sion on the Bay. I want ity to regulate businesses Moms Demand Action and Every- this establishment to do that are disturbing the town For Gun Safety. She is push- well, but it should not Saugus mom reaches out to Fla. families peace. ing for the legislature to support come at the expense of Fitzgerald said Mission the Extreme Risk Protection Order, LETTERS a letter back. A few times she has those living nearby. on the Bay has done a which would allow families and law From A1 received a phone call after several “There is a saying your terrific job developing a enforcement to petition the court months have passed. But she rarely right ends where mine business and creating a to temporarily suspend a person’s read the piece of paper, which she expects one. begins. Quite frankly, the wonderful restaurant, but access to firearms if there is doc- has since laminated. “They are not In 2007, Virginia Tech distribut- loud outdoor music that the town is trying to make umented evidence the individual the mark of weakness, but of power. ed boxes full of correspondence and has been invading my sure it establishes a care- intends to harm him or herself or They speak more eloquently than gifts sent to the school from people home and others until the ful standard that would others. ten thousand tongues. They are the across the country. Many people she late hours of the summer ensure the success of both The order is intended to eliminate messengers of overwhelming grief, knows never went through the boxes night, well that has in- the business and the rest the gap in gun laws that make it of deep contrition and of unspeak- fringed on my rights.” because it was too difficult, she said. of the Humphrey Street hard to keep firearms away from able love.” Natasha Medwedeff, a “There’s no way of me knowing if corridor. people threatening violence. She was moved by the quote and Humphrey Street resi- they are delivered or not, but I do it “It’s important that we She plans to continue talking to cherished the piece of paper. dent, said it was unrea- anyway,” she said. “The grieving will just strike a balance be- state representatives and encourage “It just really described grief to sonable that the town take a lot of time. It’s a process and tween supporting the them to sign the bill, and hopes to me,” said Alameddine. “And love. It’s would entertain having you’re not going to get over it. Before neighborhood and some of see more people get involved. just a very powerful quote.” outdoor music, let alone I go to bed at night, I think of Ross. the businesses on Hum- “Know who you’re voting for and Last week, letters were sent to every night of the summer When I wake up in the morning, I phrey Street,” Fitzgerald know their beliefs so you can make Marjory Stoneman Douglas High months. think of Ross. During the day, some- said. “We have a lot of res- the decision,” she said. School in Parkland, Fla., to be dis- “We love our town,” thing happens and I think of Ross.” idential properties around Additional information about tributed to the family members of 17 said Medwedeff. “The at- Alameddine wants to let the par- Humphrey Street and we Moms Demand Action and Every- students and staff members killed. mosphere is completely ents know that she is someone who want to make sure that town for Gun Safety can be found at During the massacre on Feb. 14, changed and ruined every understands what they are going people’s quality of life is momsdemandaction.org and every- 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz fired an single night that we hear through, and will continue to go not negatively impacted town.org. assault-type weapon inside the large that music. high school in South Florida. Sev- through for the rest of their lives. “It might sound differ- … Last summer, there Bridget Turcotte can be reached at enteen people were killed and 14 “If something occurs like this, it ent if you’re up close, but were a number of exceed- [email protected]. Follow her wounded survivors were hospitalized. takes me right back to that day; that from a distance, it just ances that impacted peo- on Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. It isn’t often that Alameddine gets nightmare,” she said. cheapens everything and ple’s quality of life and for our town, it’s just not we’re going to try to bring fitting. It’s more like a the noise level within a Hampton boardwalk, that decibel range that will City serves up $50K loan to restaurant sound, not for Swamp- be appropriate for Hum- scott.” phrey Street.” LOAN don’s mother is the restau- elan food. like a patty and stuffed Martin Bloom, co-own- Selectman Donald From A1 rant’s cook. The partners “Basically, our goal is to with beef, corn and chick- er of the restaurant, said Hause said everyone rec- are both from Venezuela be a great place for the city en. Another popular dish Mission on the Bay is ognizes that the town has “It’s awesome that they and came to the United of Lynn, to be role models is the patacon, a green working with the town to try to increase commer- see our interest and us States at about the same for many of the people plantain sandwich. to regulate the noise. He cial development on Hum- investing in the city of time around 2000 — the that want to invest in a “It is good to see the said when they bought phrey Street, so officials Lynn,” Cuevas said. “They pair are also brothers-in- business,” Cuevas said. success of Los Chamos in the restaurant — it was are going to need to try to see our potential. It makes law — Cuevas is married “We want to grow as the Lynn, which adds to our Red Rock Bistro at the develop a standard for the it easier for us to keep go- to Rendon’s sister. city grows. We see the po- increasingly vibrant small time — it was their vision district, rather than work ing with the dream that He said there was not a tential of Lynn, of owning business community,” said that the deck would be for on a business to business we have for this business.” Venezuelan restaurant in a business. We think that Mayor Thomas M. McGee entertainment. basis. Cuevas, who works in Lynn or the area before Lynn — it’s on its way to in a statement. “I am hap- He said there was no en- “I think the other thing finance and accounting, they opened, but there a great city and our goal is py to see the Lynn Munic- tertainment the first year we’re going to need to and his business partner, were some in Boston. to grow with them.” ipal Finance Corporation and they had agreed to come up with is a decibel a chemical engineer, have Their dream was to open Cuevas said their signa- working to support and an 11 p.m. cutoff for mu- reading,” Hause said. “It’s full-time jobs outside own- a restaurant to introduce ture dish is arepas, which encourage business invest- sic with their license last probably the most objec- ing the restaurant. Ren- the city of Lynn to Venezu- is a corn dough shaped ment in our community.” year, which is relatively tive way to do it … We early compared to other don’t want to inhibit this similar establishments. business from its ability Malden chief: Communication key to school safety On Sunday, Bloom said to be successful. On the they shut music down at other hand, we want to 8 p.m., despite a 10 p.m. to relay something they we feel here, we just nev- they happened in schools be reasonable, so we may MALDEN cutoff. He said they asked heard or saw that was out er know. We may think ‘it or elsewhere,” he said. have to come up with a From A1 for 85 decibels as just an of the ordinary,” said Oteri, will never happen here’ standard that we think Rubin explained that arbitrary figure, which Councilor John Matheson who came on board as su- is the norm and establish but there are no guaran- safety inspections, walk- they felt was a reasonable seeking a school safety it and revisit a standard perintendent last June. tees. We must follow your throughs and strategy level. status update in the wake that we think is consis- “Safety is our highest pri- directives — shared re- sessions regarding the Bloom said there wasn’t of last week’s school shoot- tent for every business ority on a daily basis in the sponsibility, shared infor- schools are held before and a noise standard for bands ings in Parkland, Fla. up and down Humphrey Malden Public Schools.” mation — at all levels. We during the school years. when entertainment Molis stressed constant Oteri said every in- must stay vigilant.” “Locks, cameras and other Street.” started at the restaurant, The Board of Selectmen and consistent communi- stance or reference which Ward 6 City Councilor equipment are continual- but the owners have been cation was an essential in- may have any type of con- Stephen Winslow not- ly being assessed and ex- tabled their vote on the working to bring the noise entertainment license, gredient to providing safe- nection to Malden Public ed the shooter in Florida panded, where needed as down to what they think ty in Malden’s schools. It is Schools or its students was not a member of that well as being brought up which is slated to be tak- is more reasonable. But en up again next month. especially important when and staff is noted, checked town’s school system at to date,” Rubin said. He he said a 10 p.m. cutoff for dealing with individuals out and addressed, at any the time of the killings. said more than $50,000 in music, as discussed by the Gayla Cawley can be who may be troubled and time. “In addition to main- Oteri said the vigilance new surveillance cameras Board of Selectmen last reached at gcawley@item- could potentially harm taining safety and securi- does not stop when stu- and technology were add- week, would not work for live.com. Follow her on themselves or others. ty in our physical school dents are graduated out of ed to equipment already them. Twitter @GaylaCawley. “Early intervention is so facilities, there is constant the school system. in place at the high school important in identifying emphasis on monitoring “We have a number of alone this year. someone who might feel online and social media instances in this school Oteri said fire drills, alone and alienated or activity,” he said. year where we have been school lockdown drills, and Selling a house? trending that way,” Molis Oteri recalled a recent able to offer assistance in shelter in place scenarios Buying a house? said. “Sharing information instance where local stu- getting former students are conducted in all of the is so important in this re- dents retweeted a refer- helped in ways they need- city’s schools. “This year we gard. That is why we are ence of a possible threat ed it. We have intervened are looking at having public Find out what properties in constant contact with “at mhs.” on behalf of former stu- safety personnel on scene recently sold in your area. the school department. We “We checked it out, had dents by family request, to give us a ‘report card’ on have established a strong discussions with Malden and we can help with well- how the schools did.” relationship by way of police and other city of- ness checks,” Oteri said. Molis summed it up and Check out communications with Su- ficials, late on a Sunday “That is all part of what also noted the other Mal- the Real Estate page perintendent Oteri, with night and finally concluded we are supposed to be den schools by saying, “My whom I confer regularly, the post referred to Monti- doing, continuing to help badge says ‘Malden’ — I in Saturday’s paper. and it means everything cello High School (‘mhs’) people in our community.” am concerned with the in being able to identi- in Virginia,” Oteri said. “It Molis said in addition to safety of all our students fy behavior trends right allayed some anxiety and communication and hard- in all of our schools, public down to individuals.” showed we can address ware such as cameras in and private. We have a lot “Our consistent goal is issues of that nature swift- the schools, if a situation of schools and over 8,000 to make sure every kid is ly and efficiently. We take did arise, his personnel are kids in those schools in this connected to an adult who these things seriously.” capable of responding to it. city. We must keep them they could turn to if they “It is gratifying to hear “We have a highly-trained safe. Everyone must keep needed to share how they your assessments,” said special operations unit talking, keep communicat- were feeling, what they Ward 7 Councilor Neal who are always on alert ing. In every case, someone were concerned with, or Anderson. “But as safe as to respond to incidents if knows something.” A8 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF LYNN — The St. Mary’s boys basketball team began Wednesday’s Spartan Classic championship game with a pregame ceremony to celebrate its senior night at Conigliaro Gymnasium. The night was cut short with under a minute to play in the third quarter because of condensation on the court. At the time of the stoppage, the Spar- tans led, 43-28, gaining momentum. The game resumes tonight (6) at Conigliaro Gymnasium. Junior guard Jalen Echevarria, who tallied 20 points, led the Spartans. Eche- varria, closing in on 1,000 points for his career, knocked in three 3-pointers. “Jalen’s been shooting very well the last few games,” Spartans coach Dave Brown said. “I know he’s putting a lot of time in on game days, getting a lot of shots up. That’s been beneficial to him. He knocks down his shots and that opens it up for others guys to penetrate in the lanes.” COURTESY PHOTO Senior forward Stephen Fama also Former English teammates Catherine Stinson, swished three 3-pointers and scored 9 left, and Diondra Woumn met up as opponents points. Junior forward Chip Onwuogu when Southern New Hampshire played Frank- added 4 points. The Spartans featured lin Pierce in a Northeast 10 Conference game eight scorers. last Saturday. Echevarria and Fama knocked home back-to-back 3-pointers in the first FILE PHOTO quarter to push the Spartans to an 8-7 Onias Mirbel (13) is one of three seniors who were honored Once teammates, ST. MARY’S, B2 at Senior Night Wednesday. Woumn, Stinson A solid win for the Sachems St. John’s now opponents Prep to By Harold Rivera play against each other. ITEM STAFF It’s special for the both of play at them.” LYNN — A pair of for- Hogan remembers Fenway mer teammates squared Woumn and Stinson as off for the final time in high-caliber players who their collegiate careers never wavered from car- BOSTON — The Red last Saturday when Di- rying the team in big mo- Sox announced the addi- ondra Woumn of Frank- ments. Their respective tion of high school base- lin Pierce and Catherine legacies live on at English ball to the April 21 ALS Stinson of Southern New as both are members of Awareness Game at Fen- Hampshire met up in a the school’s 1,000-point way Park when Xaverian Division II Northeast 10 club. Brothers High School will conference game. “We had an unbelievable play St. John’s Prep prior The two seniors, from team and Catherine was to Boston College’s 7th an- English, were key pieces to one of the best players nual charity game. their alma mater’s success in the area,” Hogan said. Tickets for the single-ad- under former Bulldogs “She was our point guard mission doubleheader, coach Fred Hogan. While and our leading scorer. which starts with the wearing the maroon and She was our main defend- 10:30 a.m. high school white Bulldogs uniform, er but could also score the baseball game, followed by the two helped lead En- ball. Both scored 1,000 the 3 p.m. BC vs. Florida glish to three Northeast- points in high school. They State game, are $10 and ern Conference titles and won three NEC titles in a on sale now at redsox.com/ a state tournament run to row (2012-2014), three alsgame. All proceeds from the Division 1 North sec- city championships, a D1 the two games will benefit tional. North sectional. It’s what patients and families liv- But over the weekend, you dream of as a coach ing with ALS through the Stinson and the Penmen for them to accomplish it Pete Frates Home Health grabbed a 71-61 win over on the court and in aca- Initiative — a cause that is the Ravens on SNHU’s se- demics.” close to both high schools nior day. Woumn and the Ra- and BC. “These two are special vens closed their season Pete Frates is a graduate players,” said Hogan, who Tuesday night. A forward, of both St. John’s and BC, attended Saturday’s game. Woumn averaged 4.6 and has been living with ALS for six years. Long- “Catherine’s my niece and points and 6.0 rebounds time teacher and assis- I watched Diondra grow per game this season tant principal of Xaverian up since she was a little while shooting 50 percent Brothers, Brother Ray- girl. They’re two girls from from the 3-point line. mond Hoyt, passed away Lynn who earned bas- Although Saturday’s from the disease in Octo- ketball scholarships and game was her last playing against her former team- ber 2017, only 15 months didn’t have to pay a pen- mate, Woumn believes ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE after his diagnosis. ny. That was Catherine’s that having two Bulldog The ALS doubleheader is senior day down at South- Saugus’ Christian Correia looks to get around Essex Tech’s Pat graduates succeeding part of back-to-back days ern New Hampshire and Levesque during Wednesday’s game. The Sachems won and now it’s the last time they’ll TEAMMATES, B2 await Friday’s MIAA tournament seedings. Roundup, Page B2. ST. JOHN’S, B2 Peabody girls basketball wrap up season with a loss

By Anne Marie Tobin Both teams got off to slow starts. the second quarter. We did a much FOR THE ITEM The game’s first points were scored better job fronting their No. 3 (Man- by Catherine Manning (10 points) ning). We also opened up the floor WOBURN — Sometimes, it just about two minutes in. After the Li- and had pressure off our zone trap isn’t meant to be. ons’ Hannah Polce hit a jumper to and forced a lot of turnovers, espe- That was the case Wednesday make it 2-2, senior captain Jordan cially in the first half. Defensively, night for the Peabody girls basket- Muse (6 points) drained a 3-pointer we really stepped it up, then got ball team, which concluded the sea- to give Peabody the lead, 5-2. A steal right back to it in the second half.” son with a 51-29 loss to Chelmsford and free throw by Kate Krueger Chelmsford forced a turnover in the Woburn Tournament consola- with a triple team on Manning, tion. closed the gap to 5-3, then a pair of free throws by Manning gave the then didn’t skip a beat after Muse The good news for the Tanners knocked down her second 3-pointer was they received outstanding ef- Tanners what turned out to be their largest lead of the game, 7-3 with of the game. They went on a 21-5 forts from the only Tanner seniors, run to close out the third quarter captains Jordan Muse and Serena 4:15 to go in the quarter. Peabody turned the ball on five of and take a 21-point lead, 41- 20, into Laro, in their final time donning the final eight minutes. its final six possessions to close out Peabody blue. Peabody got the lead to under the quarter. Laro (10 rebounds) kept “We missed nine free throws in 20, 41-22, on a Kristina Rossignoll the Tanners in the game over that the first half, and even though we (8 points) jumper with 6:38 to play stretch with some strong play off the couldn’t break the trap and turned but that was as close as the Tanners the ball over too much, had we made boards at both ends of the court. came. our free throws it would have been The first quarter with ended in a “We have been making our free an entirely different game,” said 7-7 tie. throws all year long, but at the end Peabody coach Stan McKeen.”It was The Lions closed the half with a of this year we just weren’t getting an extremely frustrating game. Ba- 12-5 run to go into halftime with a to the line, and even when we did we sically, all we did tonight was just 24-12 lead. weren’t making them,” said McKeen. show up but our two seniors played “We definitely got off to a slow “Not having Liz Zaiter (who was on start in the first quarter, a very slow PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN their hearts out. They knew it was crutches) was a big factor, we missed their last two games and they want- start,” said Chelmsford coach Kev- Serena Laro (left) grabbed 10 rebounds. ed it and played like they wanted it.” in Branco. “But we picked it up in PEABODY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 Saugus boys basketball grabs win over Essex

ROUNDUP At BC High, Derek Ma- scored twice in the early Fenwick 4, Auburn 2 rino led the Magicians stages of the third period With their season on with 15 points in their before Damon Maribito the line, the Crusaders The Saugus boys bas- regular season finale. found the back of the net celebrated senior day in ketball team ended its Seamus Keaney added 14 to make it 2-1. St. Mary’s a big way, coming from regular season on a high points. (12-5-4) aims to bounce two goals down to keep note, grabbing a 61-31 The loss doesn’t affect back in today’s consola- their tournament hopes win over Essex Tech on the Magicians moving for- tion game. alive. the Sachems’ home floor. ward into the state tour- St. John’s 3, The Crusaders (8-9-2) Sophomore Christian Braintree 3 now need to defeat Wilm- Correia led the Sachems nament pairings as the The Eagles held a 3-1 ington this morning at with 18 points, eight re- game was an exclusion lead in the third period Stoneham Arena in their bounds, five assists and game. Marblehead now before Braintree scored final game to qualify. three steals. looks to Friday’s state Joey Lusso scored 14 tournament pairings. twice in the late stag- Trailing 2-0, the Cru- points and Paul Stam- Pope John 78, es to salvage a tie. Zach saders started their up- atopoulos, who recently Winthrop 60 McKennelly, Brian Car- ward climb with a goal by returned to action from Tayjuan McKenzie led rabes and Ryan Hart Gabby Davern. Amanda an injury, added 12 points. Winthrop with 18 points each scored a goal for St. Blanchette and Lexi Mc- “It was a huge win,” on senior night. Devin John’s. Neil notched the assists. Saugus coach Mark Ber- Pulsifer added 17 points The Eagles close the McNeil (from Allison trand said. “That’s the and Chrono Washington regular season 13-3-4 and Countie) tied the score best game we’ve played scored 10. await Saturday’s tourna- at 2-2 3:07 into the mid- all year. The offense was Winthrop (9-11) will ment pairings. dle period, then Shannon clicking. Essex Tech is a play South Boston in the GIRLS HOCKEY Nagy (from Olivia Lo- good team. It was a pretty state tournament. Melrose 4, Peabody 2 jacono) scored the even- close game and we broke BOYS HOCKEY Mae Norton and Jess tual game-winner at the away a little bit there at Lynn 5 Robert each scored a goal 10:28 mark. the end.” Hamilton-Wenham 2 for the Tanners in the fi- Blanchette added an Saugus, 5-15, now In the Newburyport nal game of their regular insurance goal midway awaits Friday’s tourna- Tournament champi- season. The Red Raid- through the final period ment pairings. onship, John DiFilippo ers’ first three goals were with Jill Matucchi and “It’s a clean slate,” Ber- scored two goals and scored on power plays. Lojacono picking up the trand said. “We’re getting earned tournament MVP Peabody (11-7-2) now assists. ourselves tournament to lead the way. Brian awaits the state tourna- “No doubt, the biggest ready. We’ve always said Clougherty had a goal ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ment pairings which will goal of the game was the the NEC is a great con- and two assists, tallying Jake Morgante (with ball) of Saugus, in the pro- be announced Saturday. Nagy goal,” said Fenwick ference to get you ready 62 points for the season. cess of getting by Ryan Reynolds of Essex Tech. “We didn’t play our best coach Doug Anderson. for the tournament. We’re Travis Ryan scored a today,” said Peabody coach “The first line got their going to take what we’ve goal and dished one as- all-tournament team nom- 5-4 and awaits Saturday’s Michelle Roach. “We three goals, but for the built and hopefully it sist, Matt Devin scored a ination. pairings. spent too much time in second line to have such a helps us in the tourna- goal and Mike Clougherty With a 4-2 lead, Devin Malden Catholic 2 the penalty box, but just good game and contribute ment.” dished two assists. scored an empty-netter to St. Mary’s 1 weren’t winning the one- on the scoreboard gave BC High 68 Goalie Jack Gallant seal the win. Lynn closes At the Cardinal Classic v-ones and were slow to us the scoring balance we Marblehead 49 made 25 saves and earned the regular season at 11- in Springfield, the Lancers the puck at times.” needed.” Spartan Senior Night cut Former teammates Woumn, Stinson on opposite ends now short by condensation TEAMMATES Pierce, Woumn has grown forwards and centers that now.” From B1 as both a student and an can take it to the hoop and Like Woumn, Stinson ST. MARY’S said. “We were thinking athlete. shoot the 3. We don’t have cherished the opportunity From B1 about senior night. Jalen’s at the Division II level “I’m graduating in May just one player that can to clash against a former closing in on 1,000 points, speaks highly for the En- and I plan to go back to score, we have multiple teammate twice a year lead out of the gate. Eche- he’s within 100 now. We glish program. school and get my mas- players that can score and through her four seasons. varria scored 10 points in didn’t have our best effort “It was a regular con- ter’s in communications,” that’s working well for us.” “It was a bittersweet mo- the quarter, fending off in the first half. We got it ference game but me and Woumn said. “Franklin Stinson, a criminal jus- ment that we got to play 7 from Matignon senior going in the third quarter Cat have been playing to- Pierce has been a long tice major, has been SN- each other for the last time forward Jarrett Byrne, a little bit.” gether for our whole lives,” adventure. I learned to HU’s starting point guard as seniors, thinking about including a layup at the The Spartans’ pregame Woumn said. “I was happy become a better player. all four years. This sea- the fact that we won’t play buzzer. St. Mary’s led,17- ceremony celebrated the that I got to play against I’ve been challenged and son she has averaged 8.6 against each other again. 11, after one quarter. seniors on the basketball her on her senior night. pushed. I’m a dean’s list points and 3.5 rebounds Last year, we had a chance Echevarria and Fama and cheerleading squads. “It says a lot about the student and I’m in the while shooting 32.9 per- to go the playoffs and they teamed up to hit two Fama, Mirbel and Majak program at English. Me honors society. It’s been a cent from the floor. ruined it for us. We’ve 3-pointers, again, in the Wol are the three seniors and Cat both compete in pretty good four years for “These past four years marked it on our calendar early going of the second on St. Mary’s roster. the best Division II confer- me.” have been a rollercoaster,” to try and beat them to se- quarter. The Warriors ence in the nation. English Stinson and the Penmen Stinson said. cure a spot in the confer- sliced their deficit to 4 “We started Majak for the first time this season,” molded us into the players qualified for the Northeast “We weren’t that good ence tournament this year. points before jump shots we were. Without English 10 Tournament. SNHU, my freshman year. Soph- “I think it says a lot that from Eni Falayi and Josh Brown said. “He actually played as a freshman and as a program, I wouldn’t 16-11, hosts Saint Rose in omore year we started 8-0 we wanted to continue to Perez brought it back to be the player that I am.” a first round clash Friday but we missed the play- play in college and gain 8 at 27-19. Fama swished didn’t play the next two years. He came back this Woumn, a communica- night (7). offs. Junior year wasn’t more experience as play- another 3-pointer in the tions major, plans to con- “Our team’s pretty dy- our best season. Now that ers,” Stinson added. “It closing seconds to give the year and it’s great to have tinue her education at the namic from the outside it’s senior year, I think we says a lot that we wanted Spartans a 32-23 lead at him back as part of the graduate level. Through and the inside,” Stinson have something special to go to college and get our halftime. program. Stephen’s been her four years at Franklin said. “We have athletic with the girls on the team degrees.” Onias Mirbel got the with the program all five third quarter started with of my years here, he’s been a nifty move under the at the school since he was Peabody girls basketball wraps up season with a loss basket for a lay-in. But in the sixth grade. He’s been playing varsity since the game was suspended PEABODY basket and came down Laro performed in their fi- yet gives you 200 percent in the third quarter with he was a freshman. Onias From B1 hard on her knee, and re- nal game. on the court all the time. 28.8 seconds on the clock. has been in the program ally she just could not go “Serena played very well She has been playing with At the time, the Spartans for four years, he’s a three- her. She is a big offensive today.” off the boards tonight. it for more than a week were outscoring the War- year varsity player. To weapon and absolutely a Muse was also playing She’s a senior, it was her and is having surgery on riors, 11-5, in the period. recognize those guys and factor on defense as well, injured, still suffering the last game and she really it tomorrow, yet she still “I don’t think we had all the hard work they’ve but she just wasn’t right after effects of a broken wanted it and so did Jor- gave us 200 percent all the our mindset focused on given to the program, it’s the rest of the way yes- nose suffered last week, dan,” he said. “She’s play- time.” the game at hand,” Brown special for them.” terday after getting hurt. but McKeen said he was ing with a fractured nose, Peabody finished the She got banged under the proud of the way she and she gets into foul trouble, season 8-12. Russian curler to return Olympic medal

GANGNEUNG, South Korea (AP) — Russian curler Alexander Krush- elnitsky will give back his Olympic bronze medal after failing a drug test at the Pyeongchang Games, a spokeswoman for the Russian Curling Federa- tion told state TV. Krushelnitsky tested positive for the banned substance meldonium, ITEM FILE PHOTO which is believed to help blood circulation, after John Frates, whose son, Peter, has ALS, talks winning bronze in mixed to players about the disease prior to a baseball doubles with his wife, An- game last spring. astasia Bryzgalova. "We have signed a state- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment that indeed he did St. John’s Prep to play at have (meldonium in the Russian curler Alexander Krushelnitsky tested positive for a banned sample) and as a result we substance at the Pyeongchang Olympics. Fenway Park in ALS game will give the medal back," Olympic flag. adding that he will waive spiked with meldonium Russian Curling Federa- Krushelnitsky and Bry- his right to a hearing at either by Russia's political armynavy. All members of tion spokeswoman Valen- zgalova became the first the Court of Arbitration enemies or by jealous Rus- ST. JOHN’S tina Parinova told state the military who attend Russians to compete at for Sport because it would sian rival athletes who From B1 TV channel Russia 1. the game in uniform will the Winter Olympics since be "useless and senseless" Word comes as the In- had not made the Olympic of charity baseball games be granted free entry. the doping scandal at the for Krushelnitsky and ternational Olympic Sochi Games when they Bryzgalova to fight the team. at Fenway Park which be- Since Frates’ diagnosis gin on April 20 at 6 p.m. Committee is due to de- competed in a prelimi- case. CAS secretary gener- with ALS, the BC Eagles with the Army vs. Navy cide Saturday whether nary-round game Feb. 8, However, the statement al Matthieu Reeb told have held an annual ALS baseball game. Proceeds to formally reinstate the the day before the opening added that they consider The Associated Press on from the game will benefit Awareness Game at Ed- Russian team for the clos- ceremony in Pyeongchang. themselves "clean ath- Thursday morning that a die Pellagrini Diamond at the Home Base Program, a ing ceremony. Russia was A statement in Krushel- letes" and could contest hearing was still sched- Commander Shea Field. partnership between Mas- banned from the Pyeongc- nitsky's name published any proceedings from the uled for 2 p.m. despite the This will be the second sachusetts General Hospi- hang Olympics over wide- by state news agency Tass World Curling Federation, Russian statements. year the charity game will spread doping at the Sochi said he accepted the sub- which could seek to have tal and the Red Sox Foun- The Russian Curling dation that helps veterans be held at Fenway Park. Games four years ago, but stance had been found in Krushelnitsky banned suffering from PTSD and Army’s April 20 match- 168 Russians including his sample but that he had from the sport. Federation and the Rus- other “invisible wounds of up is the first time the Krushelnitsky were al- not doped intentionally. Russian curling officials sian delegation at the war.” Tickets for the gen- Black Knights will host a lowed by the IOC to com- "I accept a formal breach have said they believe Pyeongchang Olympics eral admission game are baseball game at Fenway pete as "Olympic Athletes of the current anti-doping Krushelnitsky's food or could not immediately be on sale now at redsox.com/ Park. from Russia" under the rules," the statement read, drink could have been reached for comment. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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THURSDAY Boys Basketball Boys Hockey Malden Catholic at Quincy (6) Winthrop at Saugus (1:30) State Vocational Tournament Cardinal Classic At Blue Hills At Olympia Ctr., West Springfield Tech at Blue Hills (6:30) Malden Catholic vs. Cent. Cath./Pope FRIDAY Francis (2/4) St. Mary’s vs. Cent. Cath./Pope Fran- Boys Hockey cis (2/4) Lynnfield at Medfield (3) Girls Hockey Peabody at Revere (4:30) Fenwick at Stoneham (7) Fenwick at Wilmington (10) North Reading at Danvers (7:20) Hingham Hockey Showcase At Pilgrim Arena, Hingham Girls Basketball St. Mary’s vs. Braintree (12) Danvers at Masco (6:30)

TV/RADIO TV College basketball 7 p.m...... Purdue at Illinois...... FS1 ...... Robt. Morris at Mount St. Mary’s...... CBSSN ...... Towson at Northeastern...... NESN ...... UConn at Cincinnati...... ESPN ...... Winthrop at UNC Asheville...... ESPNU ...... Wisconsin at Northwestern...... ESPN2 9 p.m...... Arizona at Oregon St...... FS1 ...... Belmont at Jacksonville St...... ESPNU ...... Gonzaga at San Diego...... ESPN2 ...... Houston at Memphis...... CBSSN ...... UCLA at Utah...... ESPN 11 p.m...... BYU at Portland...... ESPNU 11:30 p.m...... Arizona St. at Oregon...... FS1 College basketball - women 6 p.m...... Maryland at Michigan...... Big Ten Network 6:30 p.m...... LSU at South Carolina...... SEC Network 8 p.m...... Penn State at Nebraska...... Big Ten Network ...... Vanderbilt at Missouri...... SEC Network Pro basketball 8 p.m...... Washington at Cleveland...... TNT 10:30 p.m...... LA Clippers at Golden State...... TNT College basketball - women 7 p.m...... Miami at Georgia Tech...... NESN Plus FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Boxing 11:30 p.m...... Joseph Diaz Jr. vs. Victor Terrazas...... ESPN2 Goalie Pavel Francouz (33), of the Czech Republic, blocks a shot by Chris Bourque (17), of the Olympics United States, during the penalty shootout in the quarterfinal round of the men’s hockey game. 2 a.m...... Snowboarding...... NBCSN 5:20 a.m...... Biathlon...... NBCSN 7:45 a.m...... Short-track speedskating...... NBCSN US falls to Czech Republic in shootout 10:45 a.m...... Curling...... NBCSN 1:45 p.m...... Curling: men’s semifinal...... NBCSN 3 p.m...... Biathlon...... NBC GANGNEUNG, South be counted on for more nament where we are the captain Chris Kelly said. 5 p.m...... Curling: men’s semifinal...... CNBC Korea (AP) — Canada and against Germany. top favorite, but we need "I think we're a defen- 7 p.m...... Figure skating...... NBCSN the Russians are in the "I was ready before com- to improve." sive-minded team that's 8 p.m...... Figure skating...... NBC semifinals as expected. ing in," said Poulin, a for- Improve? Since losing to going to work hard and be 10 p.m...... Curling...... NBCSN The other two finalists mer New York Islanders Slovakia in their opener, in the right positions and weren't expected to be goaltender thrust into the Russians have won by hopefully create chances SPORTS BRIEFS here at all. The Olympic the biggest role of his ca- scores of 8-2, 4-0 and 6-1 through good defense." men's hockey tournament reer. "It's not a surprise. and have looked every bit Good defense and great Ridley basketball your spot and/or if you have final four has two sur- It might be happening in like the "red machine" de- goaltending is working any questions at ridleytop- prise visitors: the Czech many games. You've got to fenseman Nikita Nesterov out for the Czech Republic. skills clinics [email protected] Republic, which is in its be ready mentally and you predicted before their first Pavel Francouz, 27, has or 781-775-0778. first semifinal since 2006, just have to stay in." game. stopped nine of 10 shots The Helen Ridley basketball skills clinics will be and Germany, which is The Russians didn't have "We are a very hungry in two different shootouts held over the next few Lynn Babe Ruth in contention for its first to do much other than group of guys," former and the Czechs are mak- medal since 1976 in Inns- show up. The "Olympic NHL star Ilya Kovalchuk ing former great Dominik months, with nine sessions final registration in total. The clinics are all bruck — as West Germa- Athletes from Russia" added. "Next game will be Hasek proud and remind- on Mondays from 7 p.m. Final registration for the ny before unification. The — not officially Russia the biggest one." ing him of his 1998 team until 8:30 p.m., and will be 2018 season is Saturday, Czech Republic will play because of International That's always the men- that won gold. held on April 9, 23 and 30; Feb. 24 from 9 a.m. to noon the favored Russians on Olympic Committee sanc- tality for Canada, which "I think the whole nation May 7, 14 and 21; June 4, at the Babe Ruth clubhouse Friday after knocking off tions over doping — swept played what forward Eric is excited: They talk about 11 and 18. The clinics are on O’Callaghan Way. the United States 3-2 in a aside Norway 6-1 and has O'Dell called "good Ca- it on radio, they talk about open to boys and girls in All players ages 13 to 15 shootout, while Germany a chance to end its 16-year nadian hockey" in shut- it on TV," Hasek said by grades 4-12 and will be must register. Any players will face Canada after up- medal drought. ting out Finland 1-0 on phone. "We are closer to held at St. Mary’s High new to the league including setting top-seeded Sweden The gold-medal favorite Wednesday. It was remi- the gold medal, it's gonna School on 35 Tremont St. all Little League graduates 4-3 in overtime. Germa- in a tournament without niscent of coach Mike Bab- be the whole nation watch The cost of the clinic is must submit a birth certifi- ny didn't even qualify for NHL players, the pressure cock's team strangling the (on) TV." $200 and participants will cate to play. Anyone that the Sochi Olympics, and is on the Russian play- life out of games and scor- Germany might be need to bring a ball. played Babe Ruth last year now coach Marco Sturm's ers from fans back home. ing opportunistic goals on watching now, too, after This will be a high inten- can register online at www. team gets a chance to face Through Wednesday, there the way to gold in Sochi. Patrick Reimer scored the sity clinic for boys and girls greaterlynnbaberuth.org, two-time defending-cham- have been no Russian gold There is no reason this winner to beat Sweden for to get you in shape and to and those players don’t pion Canada, which lost medals in Pyeongchang. Canada team can't follow the first time at the Olym- help develop basketball need a birth certificate. starting goaltender Ben "Our dream's still on," that blueprint, too. pics and improve to 2-14 skills. Drills are designed to Lynn Babe Ruth has posi- Scrivens to an upper-body said captain Pavel Daty- "We're finding our iden- against the more tradi- help any player at any level tions available for manag- injury and needed Kevin suk, who was on the Rus- tity in terms of how we tional hockey powerhouse with ball handling, shooting ers, coaches and board Poulin to make 15 saves to sian team that won bronze want to play and what is in this tournament and (off the dribble, off screens members. Anyone interest- beat Finland. Poulin could in 2002. "We are in a tour- going to bring us success," the world championships. and off the pass), creating ed in those positions is wel- your own shot and finishing come to come to the Babe at the rim. We will also mix Ruth clubhouse Saturday, in playing games so that Feb. 24 from 9 a.m. to noon. Bourque, Donato fret while watching sons players can learn how to Anyone with questions can use their skills in a game reach out to Jeff Earp at GANGNEUNG, South came up empty. third season playing for a shootout in the 1998 situation. Please email or 781-353-4024 or via email Korea (AP) — Ted Donato Don’t expect the dads to his dad with the Crimson. Olympics, one that left call Helen Ridley to save at [email protected]. wasn’t worried about fam- be too disappointed. Not All that hockey experi- Canada without a medal. ily bragging rights. after the unexpected expe- ence, and still Ted has nev- “I was told if I come back NBA Watching from the stands rience of seeing their sons er felt hockey anxiety quite with any colored medal, EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE while son Ryan played in compete in Pyeongchang like watching his own child, it would be an incredible Atlantic Division Southwest Division the Olympic quarterfinals, in a year when the NHL now playing in the AHL for feeling,” Ray Bourque said. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Toronto 41 16 .719 — Houston 44 13 .772 — he couldn’t do much but be skipped the Olympics. the Hershey Bears, skate “And I just kind of blew that Boston 40 19 .678 2 San Antonio 35 24 .593 10 anxious, anyway. Ted certainly had noth- on the Olympic stage. off, saying that, ‘It’s going to Philadelphia 30 25 .545 10 New Orleans 31 26 .544 13 New York 23 36 .390 19 Memphis 18 38 .321 25½ “Just a nervous dad ing but pride for Ryan. “I get nervous even be a gold or a silver.’ I came Brooklyn 19 40 .322 23 Dallas 18 40 .310 26½ watching the games,” Ted The Boston Bruins pros- coaching, but at least back with nothing, and that Southeast Division Northwest Division Donato said. pect scored his tourna- was very disappointing.” W L Pct GB W L Pct GB you’re involved and you Washington 33 24 .579 — Minnesota 36 25 .590 — Hockey dads and former ment-leading fifth goal in got enough on your mind,” Chris was 12 at the time Miami 30 28 .517 3½ Oklahoma City 33 26 .559 2 athletes Ray Bourque, Ted the first period, surpass- Ted Donato said. “As a and attended those games. Charlotte 24 33 .421 9 Denver 32 26 .552 2½ Orlando 18 39 .316 15 Portland 32 26 .552 2½ Donato and Chuck Terry ing his father’s total of player, you get probably He and Ray discussed that Atlanta 18 41 .305 16 Utah 30 28 .517 4½ were among the nerve- four in the 1992 games. the least amount of ner- letdown ahead of Pyeo- Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB wracked American fans “I’d be happy if he dou- vous just because you’re ngchang, and the elder Cleveland 34 22 .607 — Golden State 44 14 .759 — who watched the U.S. bled it,” Ted Donato said. out there and you’re just Bourque also recounted Indiana 33 25 .569 2 L.A. Clippers 30 26 .536 13 Milwaukee 32 25 .561 2½ L.A. Lakers 23 34 .404 20½ bow out of the Olympics Ryan Donato won’t get so invested.” for Chris some memories Detroit 28 29 .491 6½ Sacramento 18 39 .316 25½ with a 3-2 shootout loss the chance, and at least for The shootout was a from the Olympic village. Chicago 20 37 .351 14½ Phoenix 18 41 . 3 0 5 to the Czech Republic on Ted Donato’s blood pres- strange, sad bit of deja vu “Being in the Canadian .Wednesday’s Games L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. Each of their sure, that might be OK. for Ray Bourque. The Hall village there where you No games scheduled. Friday’s Games sons — Chris Bourque, Ted played in 796 NHL of Famer was among the have your own little place Thursday’s Games Atlanta at Indiana, 7 p.m. Brooklyn at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Boston at Detroit, 7 p.m. Ryan Donato and Troy games and has been the Canadian shooters turned and common area to meet New York at Orlando, 7 p.m. Charlotte at Washington, 7 p.m. Terry — took turns in the coach at Harvard for 14 away by Czech goalie at night was one that I’ll Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. Milwaukee at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. shootout, and all three seasons. Ryan, 21, is in his Dominik Hasek during never forget,” Ray said. Washington at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Cleveland at Memphis, 8 p.m. Oklahoma City at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Miami at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Pitino: Louisville should consider legal action NHL

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Former Louisville coach The sex scandal occurred sex scandal, but Louisville Four appearance. Atlantic Division Central Division Rick Pitino believes the during Pitino's coaching let him go in October after Cardinals interim ath- GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA school should take legal tenure, though the Hall the school acknowledged Tampa Bay 60 40 17 3 83 215 161 Nashville 59 36 14 9 81 185 154 letic director Vince Tyra Boston 58 37 13 8 82 191 142 Winnipeg 60 35 16 9 79 199 161 action against the NCAA of Fame coach once again the university was being said Tuesday that legal Toronto 62 37 20 5 79 205 172 Dallas 59 34 21 4 72 179 157 after the governing body reiterated that he didn't investigated as part of a Florida 57 26 25 6 58 166 186 St. Louis 61 34 23 4 72 173 156 options hadn't been dis- Detroit 59 24 26 9 57 157 177 Minnesota 59 32 20 7 71 177 169 nullified the Cardinals of know about the sex shows. federal college corruption cussed. He suggested be- Montreal 59 22 29 8 52 151 188 Colorado 59 32 23 4 68 184 177 the 2013 men's basketball Pitino did take respon- case. ing personally against it, Ottawa 58 21 28 9 51 158 204 Chicago 60 25 27 8 58 170 173 title. sibility for the people he That case is unrelated to Buffalo 60 17 32 11 45 143 198 Pacific Division citing the difficulty and Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Pitino, speaking from hired as assistant coach- the NCAA's investigation cost of litigation. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 59 39 16 4 82 202 160 his attorney's offices in es — including Andre Mc- of the sex scandal. Washington 60 34 19 7 75 187 180 San Jose 60 33 19 8 74 178 163 Then there is the federal New York, said that the Gee. It was McGee who an Louisville announced on Pittsburgh 61 35 22 4 74 195 180 Los Angeles 60 33 22 5 71 174 149 investigation, and where Philadelphia 60 31 19 10 72 181 174 Anaheim 61 30 20 11 71 169 170 NCAA's decision to have escort said hired her and Tuesday that the NCAA New Jersey 60 31 21 8 70 181 183 Calgary 60 30 21 9 69 169 175 that leads is still unclear. Louisville vacate the title other dancers for sex par- had denied its appeal of Columbus 60 30 25 5 65 159 170 Vancouver 60 23 30 7 53 161 194 The school fired Pitino Carolina 60 27 23 10 64 162 180 Edmonton 59 24 31 4 52 164 194 as part of sanctions for a ties on campus with play- sanctions that included Islanders 61 29 26 6 64 203 219 Arizona 59 17 32 10 44 143 197 following allegations that Rangers 60 27 28 5 59 173 191 sex scandal was unfair. ers and recruits that led to vacating 123 victories "I don't know if this the NCAA investigation. and the return of about the family of former men's Thursday’s Games Colorado at Edmonton, 9 p.m. basketball recruit Brian Columbus at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Calgary at Arizona, 9 p.m. Board of Trustees will do As for taking legal action $600,000 in conference Minnesota at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Dallas at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. that," Pitino said when himself, Pitino said he was revenue from the 2012- Bowen was bribed in an N.Y. Islanders at Toronto, 7 p.m. Washington at Florida, 7:30 p.m. effort to get him to attend Washington at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Buffalo at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. asked if Louisville should defenseless in this situa- 15 NCAA Tournaments. Buffalo at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. take legal action, "but tion, but he is suing Lou- The school later removed Louisville. Bowen has N.Y. Rangers at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. San Jose at Nashville, 8 p.m. they should because the isville for his dismissal. banners of the 2013 cham- since transferred to South San Jose at Nashville, 8 p.m. players deserve it." He was not fired after the pionship and 2012 Final Carolina. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Be grateful and use whatever is Open up and let others know Participate in group endeavors Address an issue you have with Before you make a purchase, How you were raised and the generously offered to help spin where you stand and what you to work alongside people from a friend, relative or colleague. consider your motives. If you’re way you handle money and things your way. Don’t ignore intend to do. Taking control will all walks of life. The informa- Keep an open mind to find a on an emotional spending domestic situations will be what’s available to you or dis- give you a sense of freedom tion and experience you gain way to turn a negative into a spree, stop. Only spend your what elevates you to a place miss what you are capable of and the ability to get what you will encourage positive person- positive. money on something that can of comfort. Ease your stress by achieving. want. al changes. help you advance. knowing what’s right and then doing it. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Stay under budget and don’t Make every moment count. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Work until you have mastered Little gestures can turn into promise more than you can Look for the positive in any Put more energy into how Avoid arguments with peers or what you want to present. a big deal if you are forth- deliver. Timing will be import- change that comes your way. you earn your living or your relatives. If you don’t agree, do Winging it may have worked right in the way you go about ant, along with moderation and Accepting others and yourself volunteer work. Being re- your own thing. Arguing will be in the past, but this time you helping others. What you re- emotional control to avoid a and doing your best with what sponsible will give you a a waste of time and will make will have to get your facts ceive in return will surprise misunderstanding that affects you’ve got will lead to peace of greater sense of self-worth matters worse. Avoid excessive straight. you. an important relationship. mind. and confidence. behavior.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Message left on voicemail embarrasses bulimia patient Safety first is the order of the day DEAR ABBY: My psy- DEAR ABBY: I’m close Confucius said, “The superi- it correctly, jump in hearts chiatrist’s office called and Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van to my brother and his wife. or man, when resting in safety, to show his shortage. It isn’t left a very sensitive voice- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, My friend “Dotty”— who is does not forget that danger clear-cut how to proceed. mail about my bulimia on and was founded by her mother, estranged from her hus- may come.” In six spades, after ruffing a message machine shared band — thinks my brother Substitute “bridge player” on the board at trick one, with other individuals. Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at is hot, so when she sees for “superior man,” and you DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los it is tempting to try to draw Our voicemails are sent him (without his wife) she have a recipe for success. In trumps. When the bad split transcribed to everyone’s greets him with a quick Angeles, CA 90069. this deal, for example, where comes to light, declarer will email accounts. kiss on the lips. I have told would North-South like to presumably shift to clubs, but Since my complaint her I don’t think my sister- rest; and if they stopped in West can ruff in and continue (which was an argument should definitely alterother month is better than in-law would like it if she six spades, how should South during which the nurse your client information so none at all. Our grandson saw her do that. plan the play after West leads hearts to defeat the contract. who left the private infor- this doesn’t happen in the enjoys him when he is Since then, Dotty has the heart king? To allow for a bad trump mation hung up on me), future. here, but he doesn’t miss asked him to do repair If the spade suit is running split, South should play a human resources and the That said, does your psy- him or ask for him once work at her house (with- for five tricks, seven clubs spade to his 10 at trick two. office manager have con- chiatrist know one of his/ he’s left. Should I allow out pay) and he agreed and seven spades are almost Then there is still a trump in her employees hung up on tacted me to try to allevi- this inconsistency and in- because he is kindhearted. cold. The declarer takes 12 the dummy to take care of ate the tension, but I have you? If not, the doctor stability to continue? I told her subtly that I another heart lead from West. should be informed, and top black-suit tricks plus a received no apology from didn’t think that was a heart ruff in spades or a dia- Finally, a trump lead will anyone for violating HI- you should be offered an PARENTS AGAIN IN good idea. Is her behavior apology. CALIFORNIA mond ruff in clubs. capsize seven clubs. PAA or embarrassing me. toward married men nor- Here, of course, seven Should I throw in the tow- DEAR PARENTS mal? spades is hopeless; and what el and find a new doctor or DEAR ABBY: As guard- ians of our 5-year-old AGAIN: I think your hus- TOO FRIENDLY IN lead by East would defeat revoke my contact infor- band is right. While the seven clubs? mation from their files? I grandson, we have been HAWAII given all rights, no terms. father’s presence may be In the auction, after North don’t know how to proceed sporadic, at least your DEAR TOO FRIEND- rebids two clubs, South from here. He has a father who is “on again, off again” and grandson knows that he is LY: It is, for a woman who should continue with a forcing PERSONAL TO makes zero financial con- cared about. As he grows is friendly, outgoing and two hearts. Then North should PUBLIC tribution. I want to cut older, he may or may not on the prowl. You may be support spades; I like three him off because consisten- start asking why his dad dropping hints about what spades to express a suitable DEAR PERSONAL: If cy and effort are import- isn’t around more. Deal Dotty is doing to the wrong hand, but can understand you provided a shared ant to me, and he shows with it then. The boy’s sta- person. The next time you only two with such weak phone number as your none. bility is coming from the talk to your brother, tell trumps. Over either bid, South point of contact, you should My husband, on the oth- home you and your hus- HIM what you think about should support clubs. Then not have blamed the per- er hand, says the boy is band are providing for your friend’s behavior, and North might bid three or four son who left the message young, and I should give him, and that should be ask him what he thinks diamonds; or repeat spades; for using it. I see no reason his father some time be- your focus. his wife would think about or, if his partner would read to change doctors, but you cause contact once every it.

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MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 5 Broadway, Saugus THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue and in execution of the power of sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Silva Travar to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee given by Jeffrey R. Mazer, as Trustee of BZM Realty Trust, under Declaration of for America's Wholesale Lender, its successors and assigns, dated December 13, Summons by Publication and Mailing Trust, dated February 14, 2012 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern 2004 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 31363, Page 260, to Eastern Bank, said Book 23743, Page 305 subsequently assigned to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP Mortgage dated May 21, 2012 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing LP by Mortgage Electronic Registration Essex Division. DOCKET NUMBER: 17W1709WD District) Registry of Deeds, at Book 31363, Page 270, of which Mortgage the Systems, Inc. by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) undersigned is the present holder, for breach of conditions of said Mortgage and Registry of Deeds at Book 30372, Page 540 and subsequently assigned to Mayra L Rivas Pineda Plaintiff(s) for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the same will be sold at Public Auction at Federal National Mortgage Association by Bank of America, N.A. successor by V. 12:00p.m. on the 22nd day of March, 2018 on the mortgaged premises, merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing Raul A Ayala Defendant(s) hereinafter described, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage to LP by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of wit: Deeds at Book 31061, Page 381; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the To the above named Defendant(s): Raul A Ayala present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose The land and improvements thereon, situated in Saugus, Essex County, of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on March 15, 2018 A Complaint has been presented to this Court by the Plaintiff, Mayra L Rivas Commonwealth of Massachusetts more particularly shown as Lot 2 on a Plan at 70 Lafayette Park, Unit 4, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in Pineda seeking a Complaint for Cutody under G.L. c. 208 $ 29. entitled "Subdivision Plan of Land, Saugus, MA, owned by Pasquale and said Mortgage, to wit: Genevieve Bruno" dated January 22, 1970, drawn by Otte and Dwyer, Inc., You are required to serve upon Mayra L Rivas Pineda - whose address is 319 Surveyors, recorded with said Deeds in Plan Book 116, Page 28, said Lot 2 being The Condominium unit in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, being Unit #4, of Parkland Ave, Lynn, MA 01901 your answer on or before the 11th day of June, bound and described, according to said plan as follows: GOLDFISH POND CONDOMINIUM, created by Master Deed dated December 30, 2018. 1986 and recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds on January 12, EASTERLY By Broadway, two hundred twelve (212) feet; 1987 at Book 8749, Page 151 as confirmed and ratified by Confirmatory Master If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this Deed dated December 30, 1986 and recorded on February 9, 1987 at Book action. You are also required to file a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of SOUTHERLY One Hundred Sixty- five (165) feet; 8791, Page 435. The address of the condominium is 70 Lafayette Park, Lynn, the Register of this Court at Salem, MA. Massachusetts 01902. The Unit conveyed, containing approximately 680 square WESTERLY Two Hundred Twelve (212) feet; feet, is laid out as shown on a plan recorded with the first Unit Deed recorded in WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court, this 31st day of March, Book 9965, Page 524, which plan is a copy of a portion of the plans filed with 2017. NORTHEASTERLY One Hundred sixty-five (165) feet by land nor of formerly G.S. said Master Deed and to which is affixed a verified statement in the form provided Heylum in M.G.L. Ch. 183A, Section 9. It is conveyed subject to and with the benefit of the Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register obligations, restrictions, rights and liabilities contained in General Laws Chapter Item: February 22, 2018 Containing according to said plan, 34,955 square feet of land. 183A, the Master Deed and the Declaration of Goldfish Pond Condominium Trust recorded in Book 87 49 Page 168, all as may be amended (collectively the COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Said premises are conveyed together with an easement over and parking right on "Condominium Documents"). Together with all rights and easements for the benefit THE TRIAL COURT Lot 1 shown on said plan, as the same are set forth in a deed from Suntaug of said unit, as set forth in the First Unit Deed. The Unit is intended only for PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Enterprises, Inc. dated December 10, 1971 and recorded with said Deeds in Book residential purposes and other uses permitted by the applicable zoning ordinances 5832, Page 463 and later restated and clarified in a Confirmatory Grant of and as set forth in the Master Deed. The undivided percentage interest of the unit Summons by Publication and Mailing Easement by and between Suntaug Estates Condominium Trust, u/d/t dated July conveyed hereunder in the common areas and facilities is 20.5% percent. 9, 1982 and recorded with said Deeds in Book 6956, Page 463 and Vandelay Meaning and intending to convey and hereby conveying the same premises Realty Trust, dated May 29, 1998 and recorded with said Deeds in Book 14932, conveyed to the mortgagor by Deed recorded herewith. Essex Division. DOCKET NUMBER: 17W2008 Page 200, to which deed reference is hereby made for a full description of said easement, maintenance obligations and parking rights. This conveyance is subject The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Ottoniel Gutierrez Sarceno Plaintiff(s) to all easements, restrictions and encumbrances of record. restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to V. M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Floridalma Cabrera Cruz Defendant(s) For Title Reference see Deed recorded in Book 31363, Page 258 in the Essex assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds. To the above named Defendant(s): Floridalma Cabrera Cruz TERMS OF SALE: In the event of any typographical error set forth in the legal descriptions contained A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of A Complaint has been presented to this Court by the Plaintiff, Ottoniel Gutierrez above, the legal description of the premises, the descriptions set forth and a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Sarceno seeking a Complaint for Cutody under G.L. c. 208 $ 29. contained in the Mortgage shall take precedence. delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of You are required to serve upon Ottoniel Gutierrez Sarceno - whose address is 22 TERMS OF SALE: FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) DOLLARS will be required to be the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Union Court #3, Lynn, MA 01902 your answer on or before the 11th day of May, paid in cash, certified check or cashier's check of any bank or trust company doing from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other 2018. business in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, by the purchaser, at the time check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid and place of sale as a deposit. A Memorandum of Sale ("Memorandum") shall be at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this executed upon acceptance of the bid and all terms thereunder shall be binding of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure action. You are also required to file a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of upon the bidder, including the condition that should the high bidder for whatever sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be the Register of this Court at Salem, MA. reason fail to perform under the aforesaid Memorandum, in such event, the bidder entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further shall forfeit the deposit in full which shall become the property of the Mortgagee. recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court, this 31st day of March, The Mortgagee reserves the right without further publication, advertisement or description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of 2017. notification to offer the property to the second highest bidder under the same an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. conditions set forth herein. The terms of the Memorandum of Sale shall be Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register announced prior to the bid. The balance of the bid price is to be paid in cash, Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. Item: February 22, 2018 certified check or cashier's check drawn upon any bank or trust company doing business in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts within thirty (30) days after the Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) date of sale to be deposited in escrow with Riccardo L. Rullo, Esquire attorney for MISC. Eastern Bank. Deed (which shall be in the form of the usual Mortgagee's Deed Present Holder of said Mortgage, under the Statutory Power of Sale) to be delivered within three (3) days thereafter By Its Attorneys, at which time it shall be the sole and exclusive responsibility of the successful ORLANS PC MISSING YOUR DAILY ITEM? bidder to cause the same to be recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) PO Box 540540 Registry of Deeds in accordance with law. The Item offers early morning home delivery at .50/per day; Waltham, MA 02454 half the store price. If your paper delivery is missed, please Phone: (781) 790-7800 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. 17-006700 call us at 781-593-7700, ext. 2, before 10:00 a.m. so we can Item: February 22. March 1, 8, 2018 arrange for re-delivery. Customers who call after 10:00 a.m. EASTERN BANK will receive a credit for that day's paper. Thank you! By its attorney, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS JOB INFORMATION RICCARDO L. RULLO LAND COURT LOST & FOUND SERVICES LAW OFFICES OF FRANK. N DARDENO DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 424 BROADWAY 14 MISC 482662 LOST GOLD RING: Marblehead; 5/8 SOMERVILLE, MA 02145 NOTICE wide with rows of small diamonds. Dated: 02/12/18 617-666-2600 Don't pay to find work before you get ORDER OF NOTICE Family heirloom. Reward. Item: February 15, 22, March 1, 2018 the job. Legitimate job placement firms 781-724-7216 TO: the heirs, devisees, or legal representative of the Estate of Elma E. Savory that work to fill specific positions and Geraldine L. Taylor cannot charge an upfront fee. For free NOTICES information about avoiding employ- MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 ment service scams, write the Federal U.S.C. ~ 3901 et seq.: Trade Commission at Washington, By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud given by Gordon R. Budwah, Charlotte C. Budwah, and Ella B. Thomas to Aames PAY CALLS One West Bank, FSB Information Center, Funding Corporation DBA Aames Home Loan, dated August 31, 2001 and 1-800-876-7060 recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 17624, Page 169 subsequently assigned to Deutsche Bank National Trust claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Pay Call Numbers GENERAL Company (f/k/a Bankers Trust Company of California, N.A.) as Trustee on behalf numbered 368 Summer Street given by Elma E Savory to Financial Freedom (900, 976 and 550) HELP WANTED of the owners of Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates Series 2002-AM1 by Aames Senior Funding Corporation, a subsidiary of IndyMac Bank, F.S.B. dated February Advertiser telephone numbers with Funding Corporation DBA Aames Home Loan DBA Accredited Home Lenders Inc by 21, 2007, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST Lynn Insurance Agency assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 26634, on Page 436, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, have filed disclose the price of the telephone Seeks highly motivated customer Book 27366, Page 52; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's Servicemembers call. When a number is published service representative to service for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing status. within the advertisement the per existing clients. First Indemnity special- same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on March 15, 2018 at 31 minute and/or flat charge must be izes in Professional Liability for Fearless Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United included. If you dial a pay per call Attorneys. Candidate should have at Mortgage, to wit: States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers number from an advertisement appear- least a 2 year college degree and be Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on ing in the classified section and it proficient in word excel. Property the land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts with buildings thereon designated that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in DOES NOT disclose this information, Casualty experience a plus but will as No. 31 Fearless Avenue and bounded and described as follows: WEST by this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before MARCH please notify the Item classified train the right candidate. Salary + Fearless Avenue (formerly Fearless Court), fifty (50) feet; NORTH by Lot 8 on plan 19, 2018, or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the department immediately. Response to commission incentive commensurate hereinafter referred to, fifty-one and 25/100 (51.25) feet; EAST by land of owners benefits of said Act. any pay per call numbers will be with experience. unknown, fifty (50) feet; SOUTH by Lot 6 on said plan, fifty-one and 34/100 charged to your telephone bill and Please email resume to: (51.34) feet. Being Lot No. 7 on a Plan of Estate owned by W.A. Rich and W.B. Witness, Judith C. Cutler, Chief Justice of this Court on FEB - 5 2018. anyone under 18 years of age must [email protected] Phillips, recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deed, Book of Plans 3, plan have parent's consent. or mail to: 7. For title see deed recorded with said Deeds in Book 16725, Page 355. Attest: Please call immediately for further Ken Randolph Deborah J. Patterson details or information. First Indemnity The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Recorder CLASSIFIED Insurance Agency Inc restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to Item: February 22, 2018 (781)593-7700 The Equitable Co-Operative Bank M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Building 87 Oxford St. MISC. assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Lynn, MA 01901-1118 THE TRIAL COURT TERMS OF SALE: PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Sherman SNOW REMOVAL offers NOW HIRING A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of 24-hr emergency services for residen- Spud's Restaurant, 22 Lincoln Ave. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Summons by Publication and Mailing tial and commercial snow removal and Saugus is now hiring cooks and delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be ice management. We offer a range of dishwashers. You must have required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of winter services including plowing, snow weekend availability. Please apply the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Essex Division. DOCKET NUMBER: 17W1710WD blowing, shoveling and ice manage- in person. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other ment. Servicing Walpole, Norwood, check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Mayra L Rivas Pineda Plaintiff(s) Canton, Sharon, Westwood, Dedham, HELP WANTED-SALES: at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms V. Needham, Wellesley, Newton, Wal- EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Raul A Ayala Defendant(s) tham, Weston, Watertown, and Brigh- Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be ton. We proudly offer discounts for Local -Training/Support • Every day is entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. 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By Tom Krisher company’s product direc- transit, but just how much gers away from it. ASSOCIATED PRESS tor for shared rides. Pool, depends on how well it Stock said the system which will remain in use, works and how good the should work well with DETROIT — The latest doesn’t require any walk- mass transit is, said Mark public transit, providing variation of an Uber ride ing. Instead it takes an of- Hallenbeck, director of the first-mile and last-mile will require a short walk. ten circuitous route to pick Washington State Trans- service for transit riders In eight U.S. cities, the up riders at their location portation Center at the and by providing service ride-hailing company is and drops them at their University of Washington. to low passenger volume rolling out a service called destination. But that can If buses or subways are areas where it’s not cost “Express Pool,” which links take longer than Express, overcrowded and Uber can effective for public transit riders in the same area who which travels a more di- provide service for a sim- to serve. He also says it want to travel to similar rect route. ilar price, that will help will reduce congestion by destinations. Once linked, Uber has been testing with mobility. cutting the number of per- riders would need to walk the service since Novem- “If, however, you are can- sonal vehicle trips. a couple of blocks to be ber in San Francisco and nibalizing transit that’s Express already has picked up at a common lo- Boston and has found not over-subscribed, then ride-sharing competitors cation. They also would be enough ridership to sup- that becomes a bad thing,” such as Via, which oper- dropped off at a site that port running it 24 hours Hallenbeck said. ates in New York, Chicago would be a short walk from per day. Within the next Also, if the ride-sharing and Washington, D.C. their final destinations. two days, the around-the- service pulls people off Express Pool will have Depending on time of day clock service will start mass transit and creates normal-sized cars, at least and metro area, Express running in Los Angeles; more automobile traffic, initially, and optimally Pool could cost up to 75 Philadelphia; Washington, that will add to conges- will carry a maximum of percent less than a regular D.C.; Miami; San Diego tion, he said. three passengers so rid- Uber ride and up to half and Denver. More cities The service could com- ers aren’t crammed into FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the cost of Uber’s current will follow, Uber said. plement Uber X, the com- the vehicles. It could be shared-ride service called The new service could pany’s door-to-door taxi expanded to six-passenger An Uber car drives through LaGuardia Air- Pool, said Ethan Stock, the spell competition for mass service — or draw passen- vehicles, Stock said. port in New York. B8 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 TRAVEL Passport fees Vatican makes it easier to tour will increase By Mia Taylor to Lonely Planet. TRIBUNE CONTENT To help ease the crunch, By Monica Poling individuals who renew AGENCY a second entrance is now TRIBUNE CONTENT their passports by mail. under construction, which AGENCY According to the Depart- A visit to Rome would is likely welcomed news to ment of State, passport hardly be complete with- U.S. travelers who will travelers far and wide. execution fees are set at out touring the Vatican. The additional entrance need a new passport in a rate that will allow for But while a tour of the will offer access to less well- 2018 can potentially save the “recovery of the costs PHOTO | TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCY Vatican to see its stun- themselves a few dollars known parts of the fascinat- to the U.S. government According to the U.S. Department of State, ning art collection, includ- if they avoid waiting until of providing the consular ing and sprawling complex, passport “execution fees” will increase from ing Michelangelo’s famous the last minute to apply. service.” But two recent including to the Ethnologi- $25 to $35 starting April 2. masterpieces, may be for- According to the U.S. studies, one conduct- ever memorable, so are cal Museum, which houses Department of State, 80,000 works of art. ed by the Department State official. A lesser driver’s licenses passen- the notoriously long lines passport “execution fees” of State and another by Jatta has also pitched a amount are also execut- gers can use to board a to get into its galleries. will increase from $25 the U.S. Postal Service, second route to the Sistine ed in the presence of fed- domestic flight this year. About 25,000 people visit to $35 starting April 2, determined that actual Chapel, which draws enor- eral and local officials. What’s more, a recent the Vatican each day, ac- 2018. The fee change will processing costs are now mous crowds on its own. It The passport execution study found that American cording to Lonely Planet, bump the total cost of a higher than the $25 fee, and the wait in line can would be accessed around fee change, which was passport holders tend to be U.S. passport to $145 for prompting the increase. sometimes last hours, with the Apostolic Palace and first published in the more happy with their life adults and $115 for chil- Interestingly, the State some people being turned there would also be ex- Federal Registry in 2016, than non-passport holders. dren 16 and younger. Department notes that away entirely. Annually, the tended opening hours un- The execution fee, how- while the great majority was submitted to Con- Meanwhile, in the Unit- famed tourist attraction in der the new plan. ever, is only charged to of in-person applications gress for approval. ed Kingdom, courtesy of the heart of Rome receives No word on when con- people who apply in per- occur at U.S. post office The new rule will go Brexit, travelers will soon about 5.9 million visitors. struction of the second son at an official passport facilities across the na- into effect April 2. stop being issued the bur- Luckily, someone recog- entrance will be complete. agency, such as a U.S. tion, about 10 percent of Now could be a good gundy E.U. passport, and nizes the problem. Additional offerings in the post office or other con- in-person applications time to obtain an Ameri- instead will receive one “It is inconceivable that works include a high-tech, sular offices. The $10 fee are executed in the pres- can passport, as confusion with a classic blue and people can’t get in,” Vati- multimedia show that’s be- increase will not apply to ence of a Department of continues over which U.S. gold color scheme. can Museums chief Bar- ing produced with the help bara Jatta said, according of famed rocker Sting. Pennyworth’s Of Lynn WORK BOOT SALE!

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