SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2017 THE WATER RISES IN LYNN

By Thomas Grillo The construction project had its ITEM STAFF Two-percent roots in 1976, when the Environ- mental Protection Agency alleged LYNN — A water rate hike is on increase on tap the commission was in violation of tap. the Clean Water Act by allowing Next month, the city’s Water & Lynn’s water rates on July 1 will waste from sewer systems to  ow Sewer Commission is expected to rise to $10.18 per 100 cubic feet or into the Atlantic. approve a 2 percent increase costing 748 gallons, up from $9.98 per 100 Under an order from the U.S. the average user $14 more per year. cubic feet. The average customer District Court, the commission is “For the last two years there’s been uses about 7,000 cubic feet of wa- required to end so-called combined no increases,” said Daniel O’Neill, ter annually and the cost will rise sewer over ows (CSOs) in four loca- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the commission’s executive director. to $712, up from $698. If a family tions. The CSOs have been identi ed “But we have to pay for a mandated uses 8,000 cubic feet, the price will at Summer Street in West Lynn, two The Lynn Water & Sewer Commission will $106 million project and ratepayers increase to $814 from $798. across from North Shore Community most likely approve a 2 percent rate hike next are our only source of money.” The new rate will result in an an- month, making it the rst rate hike in the past Subject to commission approval, nual collection of about $700,000. WATER, A3 two years. Drawing lines in the sand Revere has a new beachhead: the war on opioids

By Thor Jourgensen ITEM NEWS EDITOR REVERE — The city is stepping up its ght to end drug addiction by taking a multi-prong approach to opioid abuse and outlawing synthetic marijuana. This week’s public forum highlighted work by the city Substance Use Disorder Initiatives Of ce. During the past year, the of ce has sought to coordinate all of the city’s substance abuse- ghting efforts under one roof. The of ce expanded “drop-in center” hours allowing residents struggling with addiction or their family members to con- dentially talk with health professionals, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK recovery coaches and public safety of - State Department of Conservation and Recreation spokesman Kevin O’Shea said a heavy equipment crew cials. took advantage of Friday’s dry weather before the rain to clear algae from King’s Beach next to Lynn It is continuing the work of the city out- Shore Drive. The seaborne vegetation prompts odor complaints and state legislators have set aside money reach team, combining police and re de- to pay for algae cleanup. partment efforts to connect residents who have recently experienced an overdose with resources that can help. The of ce has convened monthly leader- ship team meetings bringing together gov- A chance to relive ernment, education, health care, treatment and recovery of ce and agency representa- tives to help guide the of ce’s work. history in Saugus “While much has been accomplished, there is still much work to do,” said Mayor Brian Arrigo. “I am committed to provid- Historical Society, 30 Main St. By Bridget Turcotte ing the resources and support necessary ITEM STAFF Tim Hawkes is a descendant to make this work successful.” of Adam Hawkes, one of the Of ce outreach workers estimate 87 SAUGUS — Residents who rst European settlers in Sau- are curious about the history gus in the 1630s. Tim Hawkes REVERE, A7 of Vinegar Hill are in luck. has served as a Town Meeting The Historical Society will member, a volunteer for Sau- host a discussion on the site, gus Action Volunteers for the where several Native Amer- Environment (S.A.V.E.), the INSIDE ican artifacts have been dis- Alternative Energy Commit- covered over past decades. tee, and the Recreational Trail The trail on the crest of the In Lynn COURTESY PHOTO Access Committee. He was City to bene t from hill is a popular spot for sight- Seven of the eight ghting Santoro brothers, also named Man of the Year at Santander Bank initiative. A3 seers to catch sights of a sun- top row from left, Charlie, Paul, Leo, and John; Saugus’ Founders Day in 2015. set or a bird’s eye glimpse of rst row from left, Harry, Tom, and Joe. Hawkes studied forestry and In Opinion the center of town. horticulture at Essex Agricul- Shribman: It’s the end of The event will be led by Tim tural and Technical Institute politics as we know it. A4 Hawkes, who is known for his in Danvers and has a special Fighting Santoros work to preserve the town’s interest in the town of Saugus. In Sports natural and historic sites, at 7 Classical softball’s Adams getting squared p.m. Wednesday at the Saugus SAUGUS, A7 comes full circle. B1 away in Medford Slowing down By Steve Freker toro, 90, who is a lifelong FOR THE ITEM Medford resident, got and signing up quite a thrill last weekend MEDFORD — They when he and a number of were “The Fighting Santo- other New England res- in Peabody ros” and the name t the idents, all World War II family well. veterans, were transport- When America joined ed at no cost to Washing- By Adam Swift Jr. “Police Chief (Thomas) the ghting in World War ton, D.C. by Honor Flight ITEM STAFF Grif n and I spent a good II after the Pearl Harbor New England for a day- deal of time discussing PEABODY — Slow down. bombing, many joined the long tribute. and analyzing this issue The default speed limit on call to defend our country, The trip included visits and we believe it makes but this Medford family to the various military city streets has been low- sense for the community.” went far above and be- memorials in Washington. ered from 30 to 25 mph. The new speed limit yond in showing their pa- “I never shook so many The change went into doesn’t apply on roads or triotism. people’s hands in one day effect on May 1 after gain- sections of road that al- No less than eight San- in my life,” Santoro said, ing City Council approval ready have different speed toro brothers fought for “It was great to see so in February. limits posted. In those in- their country at the same many other veterans, too. “We believe this change stances, the posted speed time in World War II, sev- They treated us great.” to our citywide speed lim- limits will continue to be COURTESY PHOTO en of them serving over- Large families were in no it will make everyone who valid and will not be af- seas at once. short supply in mid-20th Of cials are enforcing a new, lower speed lives, works or visits Pea- fected by the new law. The last surviving broth- limit on city streets and looking to replace a body safer,” said Mayor er, Rosario “Charlie” San- SANTOROS, A7 variety of faded signs. Edward A. Bettencourt PEABODY, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 63° VOL. 139, ISSUE 128 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 51° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2017 OBITUARIES Maureen C. Conrad, 87 Records: Aaron Hernandez was 1930-2017 PEABODY — Mau- and her husband member of Bloods street gang reen C. (Martin) Con- Richard, Liane Con- rad, 87, of Peabody, rad, Gail Desmond By Denise Lavoie mitting a urine sample died peacefully in her and her husband ASSOCIATED PRESS that tested positive for a home on Thursday, Jack, all of Peabody. painkiller; committing an May 4, 2017 sur- She is also survived BOSTON — Former aggravated assault; re- rounded by her lov- by her oldest brother, NFL star Aaron Hernan- fusing to obey an order; ing family. She was William J. (Jane) Mar- dez was a member of the and possessing gang par- the wife of the late tin Jr. of Lowell; her Bloods street gang and aphernalia. George J. Conrad. 11 precious grand- was disciplined for having Separate reports re- Maureen was born in East children, Ryan (Andrea) Delp- gang paraphernalia, ac- leased Thursday by state Boston on April 3, 1930, ero, D’yana Delpero, Jesse cording to newly released police and the Depart- the only daughter of the late (Heather Jackson) Desmond, documents related to the ment of Correction offer William J. and Lucy (Daley) Rebecca (William) Dunn, Jor- investigation into his pris- insight into Hernandez’s Martin Sr., but moved to Lynn dan Desmond, Christopher on suicide. final days. when she was approximately T. Desmond, Taylor Conrad, A death report released Interviews with inmates 5 years old. She attended St. Joseph Conrad, Tyler Conrad, Friday lists the Bloods un- show Hernandez was ex- Joseph’s Institute and was a Madison Conrad, and Shaun der Hernandez’s gang pro- cited about his acquittal graduate of St. Mary’s High Conrad, her four great grand- file and says Hernandez in the double slaying and School in Lynn, Class of 1947. children, Kane Wojick, Benson, was disciplined for having didn’t appear to have She was employed as a teller Isabel and “baby girl” Delpero, “STG” paraphernalia. In thoughts of suicide. at the General Electric Credit and many nieces and neph- prison, “STG” stands for “They stated that he was Union for four years after her ews. She was predeceased by Security Threat Group, a positive and even happily graduation. her grandson, Christopher M. euphemism for gangs. emotional, which was not Following her marriage to Desmond, and two brothers, Hernandez, a former usual of Hernandez,” the her husband George, they Edward Martin and Joseph New England Patriots Department of Correction moved to a home in Peabody Martin. In addition to her fam- tight end, was found April report states. where she resided for 64 ily, Maureen leaves behind her 19 hanging from a bed An inmate friend said he years. For 20 years, while rais- dear lifelong friends, Claire sheet in his cell in a max- was shocked by Hernan- ing her family, she was “ head Kasle, Margaret “Peg” Hana- imum-security prison, dez’s suicide because he waitress” at Luther-Withams gan, Lorraine Therrien, Anna where he was serving a life seemed so upbeat after his Caterers. Laughlin, and Pauline “Punky” sentence for a 2013 mur- acquittal. Family was the most import- Hart, fondly referred to as “The der. His suicide came days “Since Friday’s verdict after he was acquitted in a ant thing to Maureen, a value Club.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS he had been talking about she passed on to each of her Service information: A vis- 2012 double slaying. the NFL and going back children. She loved cooking itation will be held on Mon- Worcester District At- This photo released on Thursday in a report by to play even if it wasn’t for her family, especially bak- day from 4 until 7 p.m. at the torney Joseph Early Jr. the Massachusetts Department of Correction with the Pats,” the inmate ing blueberry cake and brown- CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR released the report in re- shows a Bible open to John 3:16, with the verse said, according to the re- ies for her grandchildren. She Funeral Home at the 82 Lynn sponse to a public records marked in blood, found in the cell of former port. “He talked about his enjoyed clothes shopping for St., Peabody facility. Her fu- request from The Associ- New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez daughter and spending all the best deals, loved the neral will be held on Tuesday, ated Press. after he was found hanged in his cell on April time with her.” Red Sox, was an avid reader, May 9 at 11 a.m. from the A separate court filing 19 at the Souza-Baranowski prison in Shirley. The state police report and missed dancing, which funeral home followed by a by prosecutors included said Hernandez wrote she enjoyed for many years. Mass at St. Ann’s Church, excerpts from a suicide “John 3:16,” a reference In younger days, she was 140 Lynn St., in Peabody at note left by Hernandez to fully, but never think any- his appeal is heard, as to a Bible verse, in ink on active in St. Ann’s Sodality 12 noon. Burial will be in his fiancee. thing besides how much I Hernandez did. A judge his forehead and in blood and PTO at South Memorial Cedar Grove Cemetery, Pea- “You have always been love you.” has scheduled a hearing on a cell wall. The verse School. body. my soul-mate and I want The excerpts were in- Tuesday. says: “For God so loved She is survived by her two Expressions of sympathy you to live life and know cluded in a filing prosecu- The documents released the world, that he gave his sons and three daughters, may be made to Care Dimen- I’m always with you,” Her- tors made as part of their by Early say that while only begotten Son, that Michael Conrad and his com- sions, 75 Sylvan St., Suite nandez wrote. opposition to a motion by Hernandez was housed whosoever believeth in panion, Kris Mackert, of Vien- 102-B, Danvers, MA. 01923 In the handwritten note, Hernandez’s appellate in a Bristol County jail him should not perish, but na, Va., Peabody Police Officer in her memory. For guest- Hernandez calls Shayan- attorneys to vacate his awaiting trial in the 2013 have everlasting life.” Patrick Conrad and his wife book and directions, please na Jenkins Hernandez a conviction under a state case he was disciplined A Bible was nearby, open Darlene, Maureen Delpero visit wwwccbfuneral.com. “true angel” and “the defi- legal principle that says for five violations: threat- to John 3:16, with the nition of God’s love.” He convictions can be erased ening to kill a correction verse marked by a drop of urges her to “tell my story if a defendant dies before officer and his family; sub- blood. James L. Alexander New rules for lobstering in southern NE up for vote

By Patrick Whittle high, too. The U.S. lobster NAPLES, Fla. — to Naples, Fla. Jim- ASSOCIATED PRESS fishery was worth more James L. “Jimmy” my was always the than $620 million at the Alexander of Naples, life of the party and PORTLAND, Maine — docks in 2015, a record, Fla., formerly of brought laughter and New restrictions on lob- and Maine had a record Lynn and Edinburgh, good times to all who ster fishing are up for a year in 2016. Scotland, passed knew him. vote early next week as But it’s a different story away peacefully af- He leaves behind regulators try to slow the in southern New England, ter a lengthy illness his two daughters, loss of the valuable crus- where the Atlantic States on Tuesday, May 2, Lynn Furey and her taceans from southern Marine Fisheries Com- 2017, with his fami- husband William and New England waters. mission has said the stock ly and friends by his bedside. Lea Matayabas and her hus- Scientists have said He was the loving husband of band Michael, all of Lynn; two populations of lobsters is at “record low abun- Helen C. (Neill) Alexander, with sisters, Mary D. Alexander and off of Connecticut, Rhode dance.” A report from the whom he shared 59 years of Janette D. Jones, both of Lynn. Island and southern Mas- commission says the poor marriage. He also leaves his five grand- sachusetts have declined condition of the stock re- Born in Edinburgh, Scotland, children, Jamie Trombley of as waters have warmed. sults from “environmental the son of the late George and Hudson, N.H., Angela Furey, Wil- A board of the Atlantic factors, such as warming Isabella (Lees) Alexander, he liam Furey, Christopher Ford Jr., States Marine Fisheries FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS waters, and continued resided in Edinburgh for most and Madison Matayabas, all of Commission is scheduled Richard Sawyer Jr. fishes on Long Island fishing mortality.” of his life before immigrating Lynn; and his two great-grand- to vote on new manage- Sound off Groton, Conn. Sawyer said he now The commission is con- to the United States in 1970. children, Alexis Trombley and ment measures Monday catches less in a week than he used to catch in sidering a set of possible He studied at the Edinburgh Dante Trombley. He also leaves and Tuesday. half a day. new restrictions from a School of Building & Crafts many nieces and nephews; as Fishing managers are proposal it issued in May and earned his Masters in well as his beloved Scotts Terri- considering tools like trap brant fishery. Most U.S. lobster is 2016. It is expected to Housepainting and Deco- er, Angus. He was predeceased reductions, changes to “Any further reductions brought to shore in Maine, choose which options it rating. He also served as a by his brothers, Charles and the legal harvesting size in traps would be hard to on New England’s north wants to implement when Scots’ Guard with the British George Alexander. of lobsters and seasonal accommodate, given that end, and Canada’s fish- it meets early next week, Army from 1958-1960. He His family would like to closures to try to preserve there are so few fisher- ery also contributes a lot and vote on them. was employed with General thank the staff at Barrington the population. Some lob- men left in (southern) of lobster to American “They’re picking which Electric for 26 years, before Terrace and Avow Hospice for ster fishermen have op- Massachusetts and Rhode markets. Maine has had tools will be in the tool- retiring in 1999 and moving their loving care and support. posed the possibility of Island,” said Beth Casoni, record high catches in re- box,” said Megan Ware, new measures, saying executive director of the cent years, and the price fishery management plan such a move would kill off Massachusetts Lobster- of lobsters to fishermen coordinator with the com- what remains of a once-vi- men’s Association. and consumers has been mittee. Need to find MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS an article? Meeting house where Boston heating and air condi- his 70s had a valid license er the order. Tea Party started reopens tioning system and was when he was hired in Cooper is facing charges distributed throughout 2010. after a 26-year-old med- BOSTON (AP) — The the meeting house. They Lamb says the employee ical student told campus Subscribe to meeting house where say there appears to be had no prior issues while police she saw a cellphone colonists gathered to no permanent damage driving for the company. come over the stall door e-edition on begin challenging British but the cleanup has been He says he was unaware and heard the click of a rule before the American time-consuming and of the suspension. picture being taken. Revolution and launched extensive. Lamb says he expects Campus police say the Boston Tea Party has The meeting house is his workers to inform the Cooper told them he was reopened. one of the country’s most company if they lose the texting and emailing The Old South Meeting important colonial-era ability to drive in Massa- when he accidentally Tour Ireland October 8-17, 2017 House had been closed for sites. chusetts. walked into the women’s Join Brian Corcoran along with Brack Tours of Dublin, more than a week. 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Santander Bank executives donated $25,000 to small business assistance firm Entrepreneurship for All. From left, Michael Cleary, Santander’s head of Consumer and Business Banking; Sharon Drelick, founder and owner of Assemble Lab; David Parker, chief executive officer, Entrepreneurship for All; Luis and Stacey Gonsalves, founders and owners of Juice’d Café; Lane Jost, Santander’s director of philanthropy; and Amir Madjlessi, Santander’s executive vice president and managing director of Business Banking.

COURTESY PHOTO Lynn to benefit from Santander Bank initiative Lynn is slated to benefit industry-expert judges. welcome dozens of aspir- ness clients, recognized top like Santander need to in Massachusetts, New from Santander Bank’s Contestants practice their ing entrepreneurs to our performers and geared up pay it forward by rallying Hampshire, Connecticut, $25,000 donation to En- presentation skills, learn pitch contests where they for the bank’s Small Busi- around aspiring entre- Rhode Island, New York, trepreneurship for All how to become successful will share their ideas, re- ness Month, which will in- preneurs. Giving to this New Jersey, Pennsylvania (EforAll), a Lowell-based entrepreneurs and have ceive feedback from judges clude a series of activities exceptional organization and Delaware. The bank non-profit organization a chance to win money to and community members, dedicated to supporting is Santander’s way of rec- is a wholly-owned subsid- that mentors entrepre- help fund their new busi- while having a chance to small business owners. ognizing the importance of iary of Madrid-based Ban- neurs and fosters small nesses. As part of Santand- win thousands in cash “At Santander, we’re supporting small business co Santander, S.A. (NYSE: business growth in under- er’s sponsorship, leaders prizes to help launch their turning the U.S. Small owners and the contribu- SAN) — one of the most served mid-sized cities. from the bank’s Business businesses.” Business Administration’s tions they make to their respected banking groups EforAll will use Santand- Banking group will partici- Santander executives, ‘National Small Business communities.” in the world with more er’s $25,000 donation to pate on the judging panels. officials from EforAll and Week’ into a month-long Santander Bank, N.A. than 125 million custom- sponsor four of the orga- “The EforAll networks more than 300 team mem- celebration,” said Amir is one of the country’s ers in the U.S., Europe, nization’s Pitch Contests, in our cities of Lowell, bers from Santander’s Madjlessi, Santander’s largest retail and com- and Latin America. It is which will be held in the Lawrence, Fall River, New Business Banking division executive vice president mercial banks with more managed by Santander next year in Lowell, Law- Bedford, and Lynn are ex- gathered earlier this week and managing director than $83 billion in assets. Holdings USA, Inc., Banco rence, New Bedford and cited to establish a part- at the Seaport’s Westin of Business Banking. With its corporate offic- Santander’s intermediate Lynn. EforAll’s Pitch Con- nership with Santander,” Hotel for a check presenta- “EforAll shares our be- es in Boston, the bank’s holding company in the tests provide local startups said David Parker, CEO tion and celebratory rally lief that small businesses 9,500 employees, 675 U.S. For more informa- with forums to present of Entrepreneurship for where colleagues shared make considerable posi- branches, 2,100 ATMs tion on Santander Bank, their business ideas and All. “Through Santand- effective strategies for sup- tive impact on their local and 2.1 million custom- please visit www.santand- get valuable feedback from er’s support, EforAll will porting their small busi- economies and companies ers are principally located erbank.com. City approves water rate hike WATER streets. ments. Walden, and Hawkes to- From A1 When there’s rain or The city’s water supply taling 3.8 billion gallons of snow, the waste some- comes from the Ipswich water. College. In West Lynn, times exceeds the capaci- and Saugus rivers. From contractors will in- ty in the sewer lines and there, it’s pumped or Thomas Grillo can be stall new out-flow pipes makes its way into the flows into the city’s four reached at tgrillo@item- at Bennett and Alley sea, streets and base- reservoirs: Breeds, Birch, live.com.

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After more than seven years of [email protected] wanting to repeal the Affordable Care Act, Richard Nixon, who is en- There is no such worship conducting themselves aka Obamacare, House Republicans passed joying a mini rehabilita- of the past in Trump, who as no rump group has be- Mike Germano tion, and George W. Bush, in fact broke all historical haved before. There have Director of Advertising a bill by just four votes that would signifi- and Business Development cantly revise the law. Whatever happens whose rehabilitation may barriers by embracing An- been substantial rifts ext. 1257 next, the GOP owns this one. be a decade or so off. The drew Jackson, arguably a in parties before; in the [email protected] Democrats have presiden- populist like Trump but In a statement after the 217-213 House 1950s and 1960s, conser- Bob Gunther vote, Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen, R-N.J., cies — James Buchanan, ordinarily regarded as vative Democrats collided Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 said Obamacare was collapsing, “so doing for example — they’d rath- the midwife of the modern with liberal Democrats, [email protected] er forget, too. Democratic Party. (Rea- nothing is not an option.” But doing the and conservative Dem- Michele Iannaco wrong thing should not have been an option, One of the tenets of Lo- gan’s onetime romance ocrats often voted with Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 either. And Frelinghuysen knows he voted wi’s book is that the two with Franklin Roosevelt conservative Republicans [email protected] was born from experience. yes to a bad bill. parties are the captives while liberal Democrats Ralph Mitchell “I voted to move this bill to the U.S. Senate, of their respective inter- Trump has no experience voted with moderate and Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 which will have the opportunity to improve est groups: “Congressmen with Jackson, and the $20 liberal Republicans. [email protected] this legislation significantly,” he concluded. are guided in their votes, bill that for a short while But those permutations Patricia Whalen In short, he assumes the Senate will clean presidents in their pro- more will bear the Jackson no longer exist, and as a Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 this up or defeat it. It’s off his plate. Not grams, and administra- face is not exactly Trump’s result the Freedom Cau- [email protected] good enough. We expected better from the tors in their discretion by favorite banknote.) cus is not like ideological BUSINESS OFFICE seasoned legislator who heads the powerful whatever organized inter- If Lowi was right that factions that came before. House Committee on Appropriations. ests they have taken for the most fundamental po- “Not only do they disagree Beth Bresnahan For starters, the Congressional Budget Of- themselves as the most litical problem of our time with the rest of their con- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 [email protected] fice has not produced any estimate of what legitimate; and that is the is our politics, did Trump servative colleagues, they the House bill would cost. There was little measure of the legitimacy cause that problem, or also are not ‘playing’ with Susan J. Conti of demands and the only did he reflect it? Did the Controller, ext. 1288 debate. And some Republicans have admit- the other party,” said Lau- [email protected] ted they do not know all the details of the necessary guidelines for Freedom Caucus of the ra Blessing, an authority bill they just approved. the framing of the laws.” contemporary Republican on Congress at the Gov- Ted Grant That notion may still Party cause it, or did it re- Publisher, ext. 1234 What is known is not good. For starters, ernment Affairs Institute [email protected] the tax penalty that would have compelled be true in certain corners flect it? Is the increasingly at Georgetown University. younger, healthy individuals to purchase of the Capitol, but may leftist Democratic Party “That makes them histori- Marian Kinney no longer be true in the a cause or a reflection of ext. 1212 health insurance goes away. That pool of cally very unusual.” [email protected] healthy people is what makes insuring ex- White House, for whose that crisis? At the same time, Trump tremely ill people possible. And while peo- call exactly — besides The short answer to all may not really be the pop- Will Kraft three: Yes. Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 ple with pre-existing health conditions will perhaps the wealthy, who, ulist that commentators [email protected] technically still be able to buy policies, in- as the Bill Clinton years In a few decades, histo- sometimes say he is. showed us, includes many rians will have a longer Jennifer Perez surance companies can charge what they “Like anything — lib- ext. 1205 want, and we are not convinced that the bill, Democratic masters of the answer, just as they did in eralism, fascism — these [email protected] as is, has a safety net for them. universe — does Donald J. the decades after the Civil kinds of definitions are Trump respond to? War, when some regarded Carolina Trujillo And the 31 states that have expanded broad,” said Sheri Ber- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Medicaid coverage to include people not nor- Not, except marginally, it as an inevitable conflict, man, a Barnard College [email protected] mally covered by Medicaid will not be able to the austerity tradition or the result of a “blunder- political scientist special- of the Republican Party ing generation,” or that it Jim Wilson to enroll any new people at those income lev- izing in American popu- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 els, and, eventually, the ACA subsidies will of Robert Taft and Robert was, variously, about the lism. “There is a difference [email protected] be eliminated. Dole; Trump is girding to preservation of the Union, between Trump’s rhetoric, CIRCULATION As it now stands, it could mean sicker peo- spend billions on an infra- or the stain of slavery, or which is classic populism, ple will end up paying more for health in- structure initiative that even a collision of rural and his policies. He’s gov- Lisa Mahmoud Democrats will embrace and urban, the old agrari- Manager, ext. 1239 surance. Older people will, as well. Millions erned in a fairly tradition- [email protected] — the CBO reports 24 million people — will and that Republicans will an way of life and the new al way.” CLASSIFIED be without health insurance. accede to in the hopes that urban way of life. So in all this confusion, We have long said the Affordable Care Act their districts will get But right now, in the perhaps only two things Abbe Young Smith was not perfect. It needed revisions. But it newly paved roads and middle of the muddle, we are clear. The first is that Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] did not need the gutting it received Thurs- reinforced bridges. But can only try to see through we no longer have the lan- day in the House. House members who vot- when, early last week, he a glass, darkly. And what guage to describe our poli- Kerry Smith ed yes for it, with the assumption that their broached the notion that we see is that nothing is Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 tics. The second is that the [email protected] Senate colleagues will repair the damage, he might entertain rais- quite as it appears — and most fundamental politi- shirked their responsibilities. ing the gasoline tax to pay nothing is as it was in the cal problem is our politics. NEWSROOM Elections have consequences. We’ve said for this spending, he made past. it clear he wasn’t a doc- Look, for example, at David Shribman is a Bill Brotherton it time and again. Republicans vowed to Features Editor ext. 1338 repeal and replace Obamacare. They failed trinaire tax-cutter in the the spending compromise Pulitzer Prize-winning [email protected] miserably once. Thursday was their charm. Ronald Reagan and Jack that emerged from Capi- columnist. He is a Swamp- tol Hill last week, shaped scott High graduate. Gayla Cawley But it is a short-term political win for a Kemp tradition. Reporter, ext. 1236 faction of the Republican Party. Republicans [email protected] have heard plenty from constituents — Re- READERS’ FORUM Cheryl Charles publicans, Democrats and unaffiliated — Night Editor, ext. 1278 that they did not want to lose coverage for [email protected] pre-existing conditions. They did not want to In support of a recently, was fortunate to Your children and grand- find one located near the children down the line will Tori Faieta give insurers license to decide what illnesses Swampscott rail trail Copy Editor and treatments are essential. They wanted Marblehead bike path. be forever thankful. [email protected] My family uses this al- Rick Gilberg their premiums to go down, not their access To the Editor: most on a daily basis, as Swampscott Thomas Grillo to affordable health care to go away. Reporter, ext. 1264 I find it truly amazing to do many other Swamp- We now look to the Senate to restore sani- the point of absurdity that [email protected] ty, compassion and probity to the health care scott and Marblehead Feeling there is even a debate on residents. I have seen Spenser Hasak debate. a proposed town rail trail. Photographer, ext. 1332 rabbits, many varieties addiction’s stigma [email protected] The above editorial appeared in The Re- I’m trying to have re- of birds, and on occasion cord on Friday. spect, but can only surmise even a deer. We feel a lot To the Editor: Thor Jourgensen that those opposed are Being an addict in re- News Editor, ext. 1267 safer being off the street, [email protected] short-sighted and selfish where the danger of being covery, I know first-hand in their reasoning. I have what it feels like to expe- Steve Krause struck by a moving vehicle Sports Editor, ext. 1229 visited countless towns is omnipresent, especially rience the stigma of addic- [email protected] and cities across the coun- in these days of distracted tion. try, as well as a number of But facing stigma comes Katie Morrison drivers. Sports Reporter foreign countries (Nether- Any funds spent towards with a reality check: You [email protected] lands comes to mind first), need to clean up your yard the conversion of this trail Owen O’Rourke in which these trails were should be a top priority, before you look at the Photographer, ext. 1224 converted for healthy rec- and funds allocated would neighbor’s. A smiling face [email protected] reational use. in the newspaper with an be money well spent. I Anne Marie Tobin I have never once heard can’t think of a better use article about ending the Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 complaints or regrets over of our time, efforts, and stigma of addiction looks [email protected] creating trails. Personally, financial contributions to good, but it is just a smile. Bridget Turcotte I would pay a premium make this happen. All of a sudden there are Reporter, ext. 1269 to live on or near a path I urge all Swampscott all kinds of stigma heroes, [email protected] for walking, running, bi- residents to look beyond and the body counts are David Wilson cycling, etc. I’m a lifelong the unreasonable asser- still rising. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 Swampscott resident, and tions of those dissenting Richard Guido [email protected] when buying a new home and support this proposal. 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[email protected] 781-593-7700, ext. 1300 A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2017 POLICE/FIRE Two-car crash on Western Avenue All address information, particu- MARBLEHEAD Complaints larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Complaints A report of suspicious activ- ity at St. Mary’s ballfield park- it is the sole responsibility of the con- A woman walked into the po- ing lot on Washington Avenue cerned party to contact the relevant lice station and asked to speak at 2:20 p.m. Thursday; a report police department and have the de- with an officer at 12:52 p.m. of an animal complaint at partment issue a notice of correction Wednesday. Woman would not McKinley School on Yeamans to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- give her address or say what it Street at 7:01 a.m. Thursday; ifications will not be made without was regarding. She asked po- a complaint at Caruso’s North- express notice of change from the lice to speak with her outside. gate Apartments on Lantern arresting police department. Once outside, she opened her Road 10:09 a.m. Thursday; at trunk and gave police a pellet Revere Housing Authority on gun belonging to her son that Constitution Avenue at 5:01 LYNN she wanted to turn in for de- p.m. Thursday; a complaint of struction. suspicious activity on Garfield Arrests Avenue at 7:44 p.m. Thursday; Taofeek Liad, of 169 Euclid PEABODY a report of a disturbance on Ave., was arrested on warrant Kingman Avenue at 8:34 p.m. charges of uttering a false Arrest Thursday; a report of suspi- check at 10:44 a.m. Thursday. cious activity on Pearl Avenue Austin Martinez, of 3 Oxford Claire Rolbi Marte-Saint, at 1:54 a.m. Friday. 31, of 13 Keys Drive, was ar- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Terrace, was arrested on war- rant charges of larceny at 4:36 rested at 11:22 a.m. on Dool- Theft A Lynn Police officer directs traffic as the scene of a two-car crash ing Circle Friday and charged p.m. Thursday. A report of shoplifting at Wal- between an SUV and sedan is cleared on Western Avenue on Friday. Maria Serraro, of 23 Rock- with heroin/morphine/opium greens on Broadway at 12:42 mere Gardens, was arrested trafficking in conspiracy to vi- a.m. Thursday; an armed rob- on out of town warrant charges olate drug law. at 7:47 p.m. Thursday. bery on Florence Avenue at Damon Lewis, of 13 Beau- Accidents 12:58 p.m. Thursday. Peabody man arrested on dry Terrace, was arrested for A report of a motor vehicle SAUGUS violating the city’s knife ordi- accident at McDonald’s on nance at 7:53 p.m. Thursday. drug trafficking charges Main Street at 8:23 a.m. Fri- Accidents Accidents day; of a motor vehicle acci- PEABODY — In re- what they referred to as violate drug laws, and fur- dent at 10 Holten St. at 9:22 A report of a multiple ve- sponse to complaints from an illegal drug transaction nishing a false name to A report of a hit and run mo- a.m. Friday; at 300 Andover St. hicle motor vehicle accident at 11:05 a.m. Friday; at Lowell neighborhood residents in the neighborhood. police. tor vehicle accident on Oxford at 11:40 a.m. Thursday on Street at 2:37 p.m. Thursday; Street and Prospect Street at Main Street. One person was regarding suspected ille- They stopped the vehi- During booking process 12:05 p.m. Friday. gal drug transactions in cle that was involved, ac- at the Peabody police at 678 Washington St. at 2:44 transported to Winchester p.m. Thursday; at Eastern Av- Hospital, two people trans- the Dooling Circle area, cording to a news release, station, Marte-Saint was enue and Western Avenue at Assaults ported to Melrose-Wakefield a Peabody man now faces and arrested Claire Robi found to be in possession 2:47 p.m. Thursday; at the hospital, and all involved A caller reported that her heroin trafficking charges. Marte-Saint on several of an additional 25 indi- MBTA Garage on Western Ave- vehicles towed; a report of son was assaulted by anoth- Shortly before 11:30 a.m. charges. vidual twist packages of a nue at 3:18 p.m. Thursday; at a motor vehicle hit and run er child at 4 p.m. Thursday. Friday, Peabody police offi- Marte-Saint, 31, was white powdery substance Houghton Street and Orchard Police stated that the party accident at 10:58 p.m. Thurs- cers, detectives, and state charged with trafficking believed to be heroin, and Street at 6:48 p.m. Thursday; apologized and everybody is day at Hooters on Broadway. police troopers witnessed in heroin, conspiracy to cash, the release said. a hit and run motor vehicle happy now. Caller reports his vehicle was accident at Minot Street and struck while he was inside the Western Avenue at 7:21 p.m. restaurant. Texas police officer faces Thursday; a hit and run motor Complaints vehicle accident at 3 Lynnfield A report of suspicious ac- Complaints St. at 12:37 a.m. Friday; a mo- tivity at 2:09 p.m. Thursday. A murder charge in teen’s death tor vehicle accident at Eastern woman reports a suspicious A caller reported her motor- Avenue and Essex Street at motor vehicle in the area while cycle was tampered with at By Claudia Lauer 9:18 a.m. Friday; a motor vehi- her daughter was walking to 12:45 p.m. Thursday; a report and Will Weissert cle accident at 74 Central Ave. school; a report of an unwant- of suspicious activity at 12:16 ASSOCIATED PRESS at 10:07 a.m. Friday. ed female party by the name a.m. Friday at McDonald’s on of Debbie in the kitchen area Broadway. Caller reports suspi- DALLAS — A white Tex- Assaults of 75 Central St. at 6:05 a.m. cious activity in the parking lot. as police officer has been Friday. Police will contact Pub- Police determine the parking charged with murder in A report of an assault on lot is being re-painted; caller Chestnut Street at 9:14 p.m. lic Housing and resolve the the shooting of a black issue. reports a male party left his teenager for which the of- Thursday. taxi without paying at Lincoln ficer was fired, according Theft Avenue at Oak Hill Road at to an arrest warrant is- Complaints 2:45 a.m. Friday. Driver is un- sued Friday. A report of suspicious ac- A caller at 5:23 p.m. Thurs- sure of which door the male The warrant for Roy Oli- day reported a backpack was party entered. ver, a former officer in the tivity on Magnolia Avenue at 10:02 a.m. Thursday; of tres- stolen from the Latitudes Dallas suburb of Balch Sports Club sometime on Springs, was issued by passing at 128 S Common SWAMPSCOTT PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday. the Dallas County Sher- St. at 10:35 a.m. Thursday; a iff’s Office for the April 29 Hope Waters, left, her brother Jeremiah, cen- disturbance at Munroe Street Arrest shooting death of 15-year- ter rear, and their mother Yulise, center right, and Washington Street at 4:29 REVERE p.m. Thursday; of gang activity Giovanni Rossi, 45, was ar- old Jordan Edwards. In light candles with Linda Abrasion Evans, right, on Woodman Street at 7:56 Arrests rested at 8:14 p.m. Thursday a statement it released during a candle light vigil for Jordan Edwards p.m. Thursday; a disturbance on warrant charges of assault announcing the warrant, in Balch Springs, Texas, Thursday. A 15-year-old minor was ar- and battery. the sheriff’s office cited on State Street at 7:56 p.m. Thursday; a disturbance on rested and charged with distri- evidence that suggested teen’s death led to pro- Louisiana, in the shoot- bution of a class D drug and Accidents Oliver “intended to cause Ford Street at 8:20 p.m. Thurs- tests calling for Oliver to ing death of a black man day; of suspicious activity on drug violation near a school or serious bodily injury and be fired and charged. On in 2016. And a white offi- park at 11:01 a.m. Thursday. A report of a motor vehicle commit an act clearly dan- Eastern Avenue at 8:44 p.m. Tuesday, the same day cer in North Charleston, Thursday. Laura P. Baum, 30, was ar- accident at Norfolk Avenue gerous to human life that and Paradise Road at 3:41 that the officer was fired, South Carolina, plead- rested at Revere House of Piz- caused the death.” za on a warrant at 12:26 p.m. p.m. Thursday; of a hit and run news broke of the Justice ed guilty to federal civil Theft Oliver fired a rifle at Thursday. motor vehicle accident at Fish a car full of teenagers Department’s decision not rights charges in the fatal A report of larceny at Plan- house at 431 Humphrey St. at leaving a party, fatally to charge two white police shooting of a black man in et Fitness on Boston Street at Accidents 8:13 p.m. Thursday. shooting Edwards. 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SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 GOP health victory may be A chance to relive fleeting as wary Senate awaits history in Saugus By Erica Werner SAUGUS torical Native American and Alan Fram From A1 sites in Saugus for ar- ASSOCIATED PRESS chaeological research. He is one of the founders WASHINGTON — Sen- of the Saugus Tree Com- Bridget Turcotte can be ate Republicans wasted mittee and Saugus Tree reached at bturcotte@item- no time on Friday showing Farm, and has helped live.com. Follow her on they have little use for the House bill to repeal and identify and preserve his- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. replace Barack Obama’s Affordable Care Act amid fears among Americans Slowing down and that people already sick won’t be able to get afford- signing up in Peabody able insurance. “I’m going to read the House bill, find out what PEABODY havior and getting drivers it costs and where I find From A1 to slow down.” good ideas there, why we’ll As part of the change, borrow them. But basical- “In terms of the new speed dozens of new speed lim- ly we’re writing our own limit helping, if a vehicle is it signs will be posted bill,” Sen. Lamar Alexan- moving slower, I feel there on major thoroughfares der, R-Tenn., chairman of will be fewer accidents,” and secondary roadways the Senate health commit- Griffin said. “If there are throughout the city. The tee, said in an interview. accidents, we should have highly visible signs in- “At this point, there seem less property damage and clude a fluorescent yellow to be more questions than fewer injuries if people are stripe and will be promi- answers about its conse- driving slower.” nent at all major access quences,” said moderate PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Some of the biggest points to the city. problem areas for speed- The new speed limit GOP Sen. Susan Collins President Donald Trump talks with House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wis- of Maine, whose vote may ing in the city include signs won’t be the only consin in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington Thursday prove one of the hardest to Bartholomew and Felton change residents can ex- get for President Donald after the House pushed through a health care bill. streets, the chief said. pect to see over the com- Trump and Majority Lead- While the new law looks ing months. Bettencourt er Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. president who’s already process that will look very tion to pass with a simple to address speedy drivers, said the city is undertak- And Sen. Lindsey Gra- expressed disappointment different from the one that majority vote, instead of the Griffin said the initial aim ing a new initiative to re- ham, R-S.C., said over in Congress’ slow-moving we just saw unfolding in 60 usually required for ma- is to educate motorists, move or replace faded or Twitter: “A bill — final- ways, more frustration the House.” jor bills in the Senate. That not necessarily to go on a outdated road signs. ized yesterday, has not seemed assured. Senate leaders have re- means he will only need Re- ticket-writing binge. The mayor is encourag- been scored, amendments “I don’t think anyone peatedly vowed success. publican votes, which is all “There’s going to be a ing residents to let city not allowed, and 3 hours in the Senate is going to “Failure is not an option,” he can rely on anyway since learning curve and an ed- officials know the location final debate — should be be bullied into artificial No. 2 Senate leader John Democrats are refusing to ucational process we will of faded signs throughout viewed with caution.” benchmarks or timelines,” Cornyn, R-Texas, said ear- participate in dismantling have to put in place,” he Peabody. The initiative The outspoken and im- said Josh Holmes, a GOP lier this year. Obama’s law. But under said. “We were not out on does not include street mediate skepticism point- consultant and former McConnell plans to move complicated Senate rules, it the first day writing big signs (Main Street, Pulas- ed to a long road ahead chief of staff to McConnell. forward under special pro- also limits what can go into tickets. ki Street, etc.) since those in the Senate. And for a “It will be a very different cedures that allow legisla- the legislation. “For now, it’s about more signs are replaced on a education, changing be- regular rotation. US military member killed in Fighting Santoros getting Somalia, first death since 1993 squared away in Medford

By Abdi Guled and considering parts of ASSOCIATED PRESS southern Somalia areas of active hostilities. MOGADISHU, Somalia Somalia’s new Soma- — A U.S. service member li-American president, has been killed in Soma- Mohamed Abdullahi Mo- lia during an operation hamed, last month de- against the extremist clared a new offensive group al-Shabab — the against al-Shabab, which first U.S. combat death is based in Somalia but there in more than two has claimed responsibili- decades — as the United ty for major attacks else- States steps up its fight where in East Africa. against the al-Qaida- Also last month, the U.S. linked organization in military announced it was a country that remains sending dozens of regular largely chaos. troops to Somalia in the “We do not believe there largest such deployment has been a case where to the country in roughly COURTESY PHOTO a U.S. service member two decades. The U.S. Af- The corner of Main and Wheeler streets in has been killed in com- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rica Command said the bat action in Somalia Medford is named “Santoro Brothers Corner” deployment was for logis- in honor of the eight brothers in the Santoro since the incident there Hundreds of newly trained al-Shabab fighters tics training of Somalia’s family who fought in World War II. in 1993,” U.S. Africa Com- perform military exercises in the Lafofe area, army. mand spokesman Patrick south of Mogadishu, in Somalia. The U.S. in recent years Barnes said Friday. The has sent a small num- SANTOROS II was Giacomo “James” United States pulled out nymity because they were porters. He said the U.S. ber of special operations From A1 Santoro, who was a mem- of Somalia after that in- not authorized to speak to troops were “a distance forces and counter-terror ber of the Coast Guard century America and the cident in which two heli- the media, said the dead back” from the compound advisers to Somalia and Auxiliary from 1944- Santoros tipped the scale 45 and was assigned to copters were shot down included al-Shabab jour- which had been associat- carried out a number of in the capital, Mogadishu, and then some with one guard the oil supply tanks nalists. ed with attacks on nearby airstrikes, including drone and bodies of Americans of the biggest “rosters” in in East Boston. The deputy governor of facilities used by the U.S. strikes, against al-Shabab. were dragged through the city history, 17 children Another brother, Paolo Lower Shabelle region, and Somali partners. The extremist group, streets. in all. Ten brothers and “Paul” Santoro, was Omar Mohamud Elmi, Al-Shabab via its Shaha- which was chased out In a statement, the U.S. of Mogadishu years ago seven sisters, the chil- honored with the Pur- told The Associated Press da News Agency claimed Africa Command said the but continues to carry dren of Eugene and Con- ple Heart when he was that another goal of the it had thwarted “an air service member was killed out deadly attacks there, cetta Santoro grew up on wounded in action by raid was to “surgically landing operation by U.S. Thursday during the oper- has vowed to step up the Wheeler Street in South a hand grenade while ation about 40 miles west target” senior al-Shabab special forces,” with a violence in response to Medford, most of them helping another soldier of Mogadishu. Two oth- members hiding in the number of them killed or the moves by Trump and born just after the turn of to safety. Paul recovered er service members were area. He acknowledged wounded, the SITE Intel- Mohamed. It continues the century. quickly and returned to wounded, the Pentagon “casualties on our side” ligence Group reported. to control rural areas in Rosario Santoro served the war, like a true Fight- said. but said the extremist Both the United States parts of the country. in the Navy, joining the ing Santoro. A Somali intelligence group lost far more people. and Somalia in recent Aid groups have raised military in 1945, the last “We were all very proud official said U.S. forces He did not give details. weeks have declared new concerns about the new year of the war. He was of (Paul). I’m proud of all killed at least six people The U.S. special opera- efforts against al-Shabab. military efforts, saying one of the seven “Fighting my brothers who served,” during the raid on a build- tions troops came under President Donald Trump civilians could be at risk Santoros” serving over- Charlie Santoro said. ing housing al-Shabab’s fire after U.S. aircraft has approved expand- as hundreds of thousands seas. His duties included The city of Medford is Andalus radio station at delivered Somali forces ed military operations are displaced by a drought hauling troops and sup- also proud of the Fighting a farm near Dare Salaam to the target area, a Pen- against the extremist that threatens roughly plies to various islands in Santoro clan. On Veterans village. The official, who tagon spokesman, Navy group, including more half the country’s popula- the Philippines, and then Day in 2011, former May- spoke on condition of ano- Capt. Jeff Davis, told re- aggressive airstrikes tion of 12 million. evacuating Australian or Michael J. McGlynn prisoners of war from Ja- led a citywide ceremony pan at the close of the war where four street corners Revere has a new beachhead: the war on opioids in August 1945. were named after Med- Santoro’s brothers in- ford families whose fami- REVERE service agencies and gov- restaurants, health care juana side effects include cluded Jim, Joe, Leo, Paul, ly included multiple mem- ernment office represen- providers and convenience violent and aggressive John, Tom, and Harry. bers who served in World From A1 The Santoro family kept a tative to the table once stores to make sure resi- behavior, rapid heartbeat, War II. The corner of Main meticulous history of the and Wheeler streets was lives were saved locally a week to make plans to dents who may be in need lethargy, nausea, vomit- eight “Fighting Santoros,” named “Santoro Brothers using the overdose re- intervene and provide as- of services know what is ing, confusion, headaches with Laura Jane Lucas Corner” in their honor. versal drug Narcan, and sistance to residents with available. and seizures. the latest historian. She According to Medford many more lives were in- State Rep. RoseLee Vin- high risk of harm from ad- At Arrigo’s request the is the daughter of Mary Veterans Services direc- directly aided by outreach diction. Board of Health voted cent told health board members that “products Santoro Meano, the third tor Ernest Lindsay, some workers helping connect Using Partnership for Tuesday to ban the sale of eldest daughter of the 17 10,514 Medford residents residents with treatment Success grant money, of- synthetic cannabinoids — containing synthetic mar- ijuana cause dangerous Santoro children. served in World War II, and recovery programs. fice representatives will also known as “synthetic Still sharp as a tack or about 17 percent of The Substance Use Dis- identify opportunities to marijuana,” “K2,” “spice,” and irrational behaviors by people who ingest them.” when it comes to family its 63,083 population in order Initiatives Office work with and educate or bath salts — as dan- history himself, Charlie 1940, one of the highest is located at 437 Revere Revere youth to prevent gerous substances. The city of Boston banned the sale of syn- Santoro can rattle off all rates in the state for one St., and can be reached at future drug use. Synthetic marijuana thetic cannabinoids last of his brothers’ ranks, mil- community. The names of [email protected] or (781) That effort will be does not actually contain year, and numerous states itary service ranks and all who served, including 629-4158. matched by a push to in- marijuana. Synthetic mar- and cities are considering the years and places they the 224 residents killed The office’s goals for crease social media pres- ijuana refers to a number bans as well. served, a mini-verbal his- in action, are listed on a the next year include ence on addiction pre- of plants sprayed with tory book. World War II memorial on strengthening addic- vention and creating an chemicals. According to a Thor Jourgensen can be The only Fighting San- Winthrop Street near the tion-fighting efforts by advertising campaign mayor’s office statement, reached at tjourgensen@ toro brother who served entrance of Medford High bringing multiple social that gets into coffee shops, potential synthetic mari- itemlive.com. stateside in World War School. A8 SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Land, sea, and air Chris Stapleton delivers with honesty, rare talent

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘Veep’ stars respond to Australian injured while laughing PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — An Australian lawmaker said Friday he (AP) — Covering a song that Willie was stunned that he had grabbed the Nelson has already turned into a mas- attention of stars of the U.S. television terpiece might seem like a fool’s errand — series “Veep” by laughing so hard at an unless you manage to make it your own. episode of the political satire that he Chris Stapleton does just that on choked on his sushi and knocked him- “Last Thing I Needed, First Thing This self unconscious on a kitchen bench. Morning,” a song Nelson covered mem- Graham Perrett was left with three orably more than three decades ago. In stitches under a blackened left eye and the process, Stapleton proves he belongs surgical glue on his split nose after the in any conversation about the best things mishap while relaxing in front of the that have happened in country music TV at his home in the east coast city of ever since. Brisbane on Sunday evening. Two years to the day after releasing The 51-year-old opposition Labor the landmark “Traveller” album, Staple- Party lawmaker said he laughed so ton delivers “From A Room, Volume 1,” hard that he choked on his eel sushi. the first batch of songs recorded in Nash- He sprang from his lounge chair then ville’s legendary Studio A with red-hot hit his head on a granite kitchen bench producer Dave Cobb. It’s sure to solid- top, breaking his glasses and knocking ify Stapleton’s status as one of the most himself unconscious for a few seconds. authentic voices working in any genre. News of his plight reported in The Like a handful of great country vocal- Australian newspaper on Thursday ists — including those named Jones, drew an incredulous response from Haggard and Cash — Stapleton sounds “Veep” star Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who like he downed a shot of whiskey before tweeted: “I mean, c’mon, I’m actually every song. having a hard time believing it. But the But when he leans into a build-up real question is — what episode?” anthem called “I Was Wrong,” steadily Perrett replied that it was the first pleading his way toward a higher regis- episode of the new season in which a ter, Stapleton’s passion evokes the likes character, Congressman Jonah Ryan, of Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett and is caught out faking cancer by shaving other blues, gospel and soul legends. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK his head to milk public sympathy. “Pure Yes, that’s heady territory. But it’s also gold, your highness!!!” Perrett tweeted The Boston skyline lights up as the sun sets on Wednesday, as seen from an indication that Stapleton is an artist Louis-Dreyfus. Lewis Cove in Nahant. with rare talent, still ascending. Vogue’s Anna Wintour made a dame Andrew Garfield wows critics in ‘Angels in America’ by Queen Elizabeth II LONDON (AP) — Britain’s monarch has met a queen of the fashion world, as Vogue editor Anna Wintour was made a Dame Commander of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II. Wintour was made a dame — PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS female equivalent of a knight — for Canada’s Trudeau sports Star services to fashion Wars socks on May the 4th and journalism in a Buckingham Palace MONTREAL (AP) — Canadian Prime ceremony on Friday. Minister Justin Trudeau has shown off The U.K.-born editor his Star Wars fandom by sporting socks featuring R2-D2 and C-3PO during a arrived wearing PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS her ever-present meeting with Ireland’s prime minister on sunglasses, but the unofficial Star Wars holiday. LONDON (AP) — One of the sensation.” He said Garfield — May 4, as in “May the Fourth Be With removed them before landmark plays of the late 20th an Oscar nominee this year for You,” has become a day to celebrate all entering the palace century, “Angels in America “ is war movie “Hacksaw Ridge” — things Star Wars. ballroom. set in a deeply divided United “gives one of the performances of She said afterward Trudeau made sure to show his spirit States haunted by premonitions despite a high-profile meeting with Irish his career” as Prior Walter, the that the queen had of apocalypse. It still feels com- young New York man diagnosed struggled to find Prime Minister Enda Kenny in Mon- pletely relevant. treal Thursday. Photos show of the event with AIDS and battling both fear PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a place to pin the Tony Kushner’s “gay fantasia and unsettling angelic visions. insignia on Wintour’s show Trudeau wearing the mismatched on national themes” — revived Star Wars-themed footwear. One sock The Evening Standard said the pink belted Chanel outfit. in a sold-out production at shows off the golden C-3PO, while blue- play’s “sheer imaginative reach Wintour said she also congratulated the queen on Britain’s National Theatre — is and-white R2-D2 is on the other foot. can be exhilarating and it’s stud- Prince Philip’s long public service, calling him “tan set against the backdrop of the Trudeau later tweeted a photo with the ded with devilish humor.” inspiration to us all.” 1980s AIDS crisis, the “Reagan note: “These are the socks you’re looking The Times of London’s Ann The queen’s husband, who is 95, announced Thursday revolution” and the end of the for,” a play on one of Alec Guinness’ Treneman was a dissenting that he will retire from public engagements in the fall. 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©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2017 Adams comes full circle for Rams By Katie Morrison ITEM STAFF Standing at 9-0 halfway through the season with a spot in the state tournament already clinched, the Lynn Classical softball team is having a season to remember. The Rams are a young squad with deep talent, and it all starts in the circle. Pitcher Tori Adams has been nothing short of lights-out this season for Classical. The ju- nior has come into her own as one of the most dominant pitchers in the area this year, and is a huge reason the Rams are undefeated. Adams has pitched all but two innings for Classical this season, earning every one of the nine wins. She’s shut out the opposing team, either by herself or with the help of Kiara Edmonds in relief, in ve of the nine games. Her sea- son-high for runs allowed is four against Saugus in an 8-4 win, and in her other three starts, she’s allowed just one run. So far, her best start of the season has to be against Swampscott, which went all the way to the Division 2 North nal last year. Back on April 17, Adams fanned 15 Big Blue batters en route to an 8-1 win for Classical. Adams is averaging over eight strikeouts a game this season, and has dominated Northeastern Conference batters. “It’s such a transformation from one year to the next, just her con dence and the way she goes at batters is so much better,” Classi- cal coach Erica Richard said. “She just continues to get better. She has ITEM FILE PHOTO batters, even when they know where the pitch is going, she still has Pitchers like Saugus’ Caitlyn them off balance. It’s a fun thing to watch because she’s just having Wood pitch the vast majori- fun this year.” ty of innings for their team, Adams, who made her varsity debut as a freshman in 2015, was which can be tricky to man- solid for the Rams last year too. But with a full year of full-time age when the games start pil- starting experience under her belt, this season has been less of ing up due to postponements. Classical pitcher Tori trying to gure out which pitches to throw, and more of attack- Adams has been domi- ing hitters with any pitch. nant for the undefeated “It’s just that all of her pitches are working (this year),” KATIE MORRISON Rams this season. Richard said. “Last year it was guring out what we can throw, what works, but this year, we can throw whatever ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON we want.” Adams said that the biggest difference she sees is a Does softball comfort level in the circle. “Coming in as a freshman, I had a lot to live up to,” Adams said. “It took a lot of transitioning, need pitch but I feel like I’ve grown into the position and gotten closer with the girls. I can trust them, limits? I can trust myself, and I know they’ll pick me up if I have a bad game, I won’t have as In recent years, much to worry about.” there’s been all A strong defense behind her also gives kinds of empha- Adams the freedom to go after hitters. sis put on pitch “There’s not one spot on the eld counts and limits where I’m thinking ‘don’t hit in baseball. it to her,’ Richard said. “Any- From the pros where it’s hit, I’m con dent on down, coach- we’re going to make the play. es are trying Even when teams get hits, we to manage their rotations and set limits for their pitchers to try and ADAMS, B2 preserve their arms and hopefully reduce the chances of injury in the near future or far down the road. I’ve wondered why I haven’t heard Holland Tournament part of high school fabric the same focus on pitch counts placed on softball pitchers in high By Steve Krause up MIAA tourney berths. school and youth leagues. While ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The family established the the velocities of softball pitchers tournament, but gave up run- are generally slower than the vast LYNN — The John G. Hol- ning it four years ago when majority of baseball pitchers, most land Memorial Softball Tour- Lynn Babe Ruth took it over. high school-level teams carry just nament will be played this “For years,” said Babe Ruth one starter to shoulder the pitching year on May 27-28 at Grace of cial Jeff Earp, who is co- load, two if they’re lucky. So the bur- Rogato Field at Breed Middle ordinating planning for the den on the arms of softball pitchers School. tournament this year, “that is as great as baseball pitchers, or so The tournament has been a it would seem. xture on the Memorial Day tournament raised a lot of Everywhere you look, you’ll see weekend calendar, along with money. But in the last couple, the same pitcher in the circle ev- the Nipper Clancy baseball that hasn’t been the case.” ery game for a high school softball tournament and the Greater Last year, the tournament team. Classical has Tori Adams, Lynn Youth Soccer Associa- was not able to award scholar- Saugus has Kaitlyn Wood, Swamp- tion extravaganza at Hood ships due to lack of funding — scott has Hannah Leahy and St. Park since 1997, one year af- a situation Earp vows won’t Mary’s has Mia Nowicki. Every one ter Holland died of cancer. happen this year. of those teams has a back-up pitch- The tournament and schol- “We will have scholarships er, someone who can take over in arship foundation, which were this year,” he said. “We’re try- blowouts or in case of injury. But I established upon the death of ing to solicit business, and would guess that the starters are in John G. Holland in 1996. The putting together a program the circle at least 80 percent of the tournament has become a pop- book. time. ular end-of-the-season event. “We’re looking to reach out So is there a risk of overuse in- In many instances, though to the community to help us ITEM FILE PHOTO jury? Of course, there are always not last year, teams have had out so we can restore them.” to win either one game or the Mia Nowicki, front, and Katie Terban celebrate St. SOFTBALL, B2 two-game tournament to sew HOLLAND, B2 Mary’s Holland Tournament victory last May. Big Blue’s Olivieri lets his talent do the talking By Harold Rivera Olivieri has helped the Big Blue ITEM STAFF get off to a fast start in his nal high school season. Swampscott SWAMPSCOTT — Swampscott currently stands at 8-2 on the year, High senior Louis Olivieri isn’t the with its losses coming to two talent- loudest guy on the baseball eld. ed Northeastern Conference oppo- The starting catcher on the Big nents in Classical, which is unde- Blue, Olivieri isn’t a “rah-rah” feated, and Medford. type of leader. But sometimes the Although Swampscott’s bats took best players, and leaders, let their a while to heat up, the team’s start- performances on the eld do the ing to nd its groove. talking. Olivieri’s a prime example. “We came out strong this season,” A three-year starter and four-year Olivieri said. “We looked a little member of the Swampscott varsity weak batting early on but we hadn’t baseball team, Olivieri has emerged seen much live pitching. We were as a team captain for the Big Blue. inside all winter. We look strong Although he doesn’t make a lot of on the eld and our pitching looks noise vocally, his calm demeanor good.” isn’t an indication of the impact he Like many other area teams, can create on the eld. Swampscott was hampered by Swampscott coach Jason Cali- tough weather conditions in the chman has seen Olivieri’s impact preseason. That kept the team off rsthand for the past three seasons. the eld and limited the number of “He’s (Olivieri) quiet by nature repetitions players were able to get but he has the respect of his team- in terms of elding and facing live mates,” Calichman said. “He com- pitching. mands the team. You don’t have to “We didn’t work on our plays as be a ‘rah-rah’ guy to get the job done much (in the preseason),” Olivieri ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON and he’s the prime example of that. said. “We got a lot of reps in hitting He hustles every day, he works hard and our in elders were able to get Swampscott’s Louis Olivieri took over the catching position as a freshman, and and he’s competitive. He’s every- has been an integral part of the Big Blue’s success ever since. thing you want in a senior leader.” OLIVIERI, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2017

A tough night in Minnesota Classical’s Adams comes full circle ADAMS From B1 do the little things right like getting the good relay, holding runners on, stuff like that to minimize the damage as much as we can.” Perhaps the most import- ant member of the defense for Adams is catcher Meghan Leavitt. The juniors were a successful pitcher-catcher bat- tery all throughout last season, and that rapport has carried over to 2017. “That’s the best,” Adams said of having Leavitt behind the plate. “Me and Meghan have been friends for so long, it’s perfect.” Another person who has helped Adams blossom into a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dominant starter is Ivy Mar- Minnesota Twins’ Eddie Rosario, right, reaches second tin, who pitched for Classical with a double against Boston Red Sox second baseman and graduated in 2015. Mar- Dustin Pedroia in the fifth inning Friday. The Red Sox tin, who currently attends Sa- made a ninth-inning comeback, but fell, 4-3. lem State, took a year away from the Rams, but rejoined her alma mater as an assistant coach this season. Adams and Martin formed No clear favorite a strong bond during 2015, as Martin took the then-fresh- man under her wing. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON “Ivy’s the best,” Adams said. Tori Adams, center, rounds second base on a hit during at Kentucky Derby “I loved her my freshman year, the Rams’ win over Malden Wednesday. Adams shut she was my number one per- out the Golden Tornados in five innings of work. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Two hustle him over to the rail to save son to go to, I could come to her trainers saddling three horses ground as the field makes its way with anything. I still can.” stepped up. Even though she’s other, confident in each other Martin said she’s seen Ad- each. A horse trying to win for to the traffic-choked first turn. just a junior, she looks like a and it’s made us successful so the first time. The early favorite Steve Asmussen also has three ams grow into a leader on the team. senior out there. I’m excited far,” Richard said. whose training was interrupted. runners, and they’re all longshots: about that.” Another attempting to overcome 15-1 Hence, 20-1 Lookin at Lee, “(Adams) looked up to me, Adams echoed that senti- “It’s kind of full circle,” Rich- irascible behavior. and 30-1 Untrapped. He is win- and I want her to have that, ment. The 20-horse field for Saturday’s less in 15 tries, the only hole in his but while I was gone, she defi- ard said. “Now Tori is the up- “As a team, we really work Kentucky Derby lacks a dominant Hall of Fame resume. nitely took over that spot,” perclassman taking the fresh- together a lot,” Adams said. “I Martin said. man under her wing, and it’s runner. The winter prep races did “The Kentucky Derby would look have a great team behind me, In fact, Adams is now playing nice to get Kiara some confi- nothing to establish a clear favorite. really good to add to the list,” he and that makes it a lot easier Classic Empire is the 4-1 pre- said. that mentor role for another dence on the mound.” to do well.” race choice. Two horses, Always Don’t look for four-time winner Classical freshman, Edmonds. The Rams aren’t short on Dreaming and McCraken, are Bob Baffert. The white-haired Edmonds is the only other leaders, with senior captains “When we can consistently player who has seen time in the co-second choices at 5-1. Toss trainer doesn’t have a horse this Alaina Gridley and Emma get on the board, and play good the circle for the Rams. in the threat of rain early in the year, but like everyone else, he has DeJoie leading the way. But defense with Tori throwing the day, which could soak well-dressed an opinion. “Now she’s doing that for way she’s been throwing, then Kiara. It’s good for me to see Adams and Leavitt have tak- racegoers wearing fancy hats, and “There’s a lot of parity. There are en up those roles as well, since we’re feeling good,” Richard it all makes for a most unpredict- some nice, solid horses,” he said. “I because I feel like I left some- Classical has a young team. added. “Hopefully it follows able Derby. think Classic Empire is probably the thing going, and I want her to Todd Pletcher will saddle three best horse in the race. Todd’s horse do that as well,” Martin said. “As a whole, our team is just through to the last nine games horses — 5-1 shot Always Dream- has brilliance, Always Dreaming. “I’m really happy that she really comfortable with each and more.” ing, 20-1 Tapwrit and 30-1 Patch, If they can get him figured out, he the one-eyed horse. Pletcher is 1 could steal it. The rest are bombers.” for 45 in the Derby. The rain is predicted to end Are pitch counts needed in softball? With no left eye, Patch will only hours before the race goes off in see the crowd as he breaks from the early evening. The last Derby SOFTBALL three days in a row or more if the Northeastern Conference the far outside spot in the gate. run on an off-track was 2013 when possible, according to some in- or Catholic Central League, a Jockey Tyler Gaffalione figures to Orb splashed home in front. From B1 jury prevention experts. strong pitcher is a must. And those risks in sports. And base- This is where the New En- especially when you’re not ball players suffer injuries at gland weather comes into play only fighting for a postseason Holland Tournament a a rate 70 percent higher than and makes matters even worse berth, but a conference title their softball counterparts. for pitchers. This season has or, in Classical’s case, the pur- Baseball pitchers suffer twice seen more than its fair share suit of an undefeated season, part of high school fabric as many injuries as softball of rainouts and postpone- there’s too much on the line to pitchers, according to a 2010 HOLLAND season. He was president when ments, and that forces pitchers try and fix what’s not broken. Reuters report. The under- From B1 the organization secured a loan to rearrange their schedules It just places more impor- to get the funds to construct the handed pitching motion is and routines. While most base- tance on proper care for pitch- Earp, who has been associated complex of three fields (two base- more natural than overhand, ball teams have at least three ers (and all athletes) and a with Babe Ruth for almost a de- ball and one softball), a clubhouse, so there’s less strain put on the starters and can distribute the cade (along with Dave Raymond good training regiment. Most equipment shack and a concession body. But when pitch counts load in a busy week, some soft- and president Jim Beliveau), said importantly, it’s up to the ath- stand. get high or the schedule gets ball pitchers end up pitching that when the previous board letes themselves to voice a con- In addition, Holland was instru- too busy, there is a chance a massive amount in a small came and approached them about mental in establishing the Babe cern when something doesn’t the idea of taking the tournament that of softball pitcher getting window. That means anything Ruth softball program. over, “it was a no-brainer. burned out. from doubleheaders to back- feel right. “I didn’t know him,” said Earp, “A tournament like this needs to Injuries like shoulder tendi- to-back-to-back games. There’s But at least for the time be- “but I know a lot of people who did. happen,” Earp said. “It’s like when nitis (inflammation of the ten- so little time for recovery if ing, I don’t think pitch count the Clancy Family stopped doing And they tell me that he was, in restrictions will become as hot essence, a volunteer’s volunteer.” don), back or neck pain, and there’s any soreness or fatigue their tournament. You have to a topic in the softball world as In addition to his contributions elbow, forearm, and wrist ten- due to the scheduling difficul- have these things. They’re part of it has been in baseball. And to Babe Ruth, Holland was an offi- dinitis are common amongst ties brought on by the weather. the high school fabric.” unfortunately for opposing Holland, who was only 49 when cer on the board of the Lynn Youth softball pitchers, and often All of that being said, you he died, was a major player in Soccer Association, a member of are a result of overuse. If play- can’t blame any coach for want- lineups, with proper care and the building of the O’Callaghan the Parks and Recreations Com- ers pitch year-round in other ing to use their top pitcher as training, those aces will be Way facility, which was rehabbed mission, and a board member in leagues, the risks are greater. much as possible. In order to able to stay in the circle deep and opened in time for the 1994 the Pine Hill Little League. Pitchers should avoid pitching be competitive in leagues like into the tournament. Swampscott’s quiet leader Olivieri lets his talent do the talking OLIVIERI tained the Big Blue on the ice. He’s coming From B1 off a strong hockey season this past winter that saw Swampscott reach the quarterfinal some ground balls. We’re pretty good con- round of the Division 3 North state tourna- sidering we didn’t get many reps.” ment, and is looking to carry that momen- Olivieri added, “I think we’re pretty good tum to the diamond. all-around. As the season wears on we’ll “Coming in from a winning season in gen- find out more about our team.” eral motivates you to repeat that,” Olivieri In his freshman season, Olivieri was said. “A lot of kids that weren’t on the hock- tabbed with the tough responsibility of com- ey team that are on the baseball team are manding the team’s pitching staff as the motivated. That winning season motivates starting catcher. He took a year off from the you that much more.” position as a sophomore, when Ryan Janu- As the Big Blue prime themselves for a ary joined the team. January’s currently a run in the state tournament, they’ll have a member of the Arizona Diamondbacks orga- reliable leader in Olivieri. The combination nization, at the minor league level. of taking over an important role as a fresh- “Ryan and Louis were a pretty great com- man and seeing action in big games with bination,” Calichman said. “ Ryan has had the hockey team has prepared the senior for a lot of success and they worked very well key moments. together. We’ve had some great catchers. We “The number one thing is that there’s no have some young catchers now that we’re moment that’s too big for him,” Calichman looking to pass the torch to.” said. “He’s played in big games on the hock- After the hiatus, Olivieri went back to be- ey team. I went to a few hockey games this ing behind the plate and has led the team at season and I was automatically drawn by catcher ever since. him. He’s electric on the ice and he has the Olivieri, who cites Major League back- ability to be electric on the baseball field.” stops Yadier Molina and Buster Posey as Olivieri’s next step is a year of postgrad at his two biggest role models, recalls the chal- Cheshire Academy in Connecticut. His long- lenges that came with being thrust into the term goal is to take his talents to a college position as a freshman. team for either baseball or hockey. “It was a little bit of a challenge,” Olivieri Calichman’s confident that his senior said. “A lot of the kids were bigger than me. catcher is well prepared for the level of com- I was smaller than most of them but I even- petition at Cheshire. tually worked at it. I didn’t have the size “He’s going to get great competition here ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON but it meant that I had to work that much so I think he’ll do great there,” Calichman harder.” said. “I think he’ll do very well. He’s been Big Blue catcher Louis Olivieri is a two-sport star at Swampscott A two-sport athlete who starred on the playing against top-notch competition here High, captaining the hockey team in the winter. Swampscott hockey team, Olivieri also cap- for four years. I think Louis will do just fine.” SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Tech Hall of Great Woods Road entrance to Lynn Woods. The race Fame information starts at 11 a.m., and registra- tion is available online at Lynn Tech will hold its www.active.com. Registration Hall of Fame induction cere- for the 5K race is $25, the 3K mony today at Angelica’s in race for kids 13 and under is Middleton with a 6 p.m. $10. Family and team rates reception and 7 p.m. dinner/ available. Contact Margaret induction. Mannion at 781-718-5468 or Inductees are Mark [email protected] PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Archer, Marvin Avery, David with any questions. Hamilton, Joseph O’Hagan, Marcus Smart, center, dives after a loose ball after a steal by Washington Wizards guard John Alfred Donovan, Donald English Hall of Wall, left, during Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals on Thursday night. McKenney, Marc Richard, Franklyn Sanchez, John M. Fame nominations Walsh Jr., Ebony White, Nominations for the Lynn Frank Wilverton, Darren English Hall of Fame are Transition-oriented Wizards now Cyr, Donald Werner, and due by May 31. Former stu- the undefeated 1973 football dents, or others who have team with captains. significantly contributed to getting physical this postseason Those interested in English High School, the attending should email bad- City of Lynn or society are [email protected]. qualified to be nominated. WASHINGTON (AP) — One game suffer a fractured or broken jaw.” and also seems to be willing to en- Those nominating should into the playoffs, Paul Millsap said Thomas has a four-piece tempo- gage in physicality. Boy scout golf provide a brief biography of his Atlanta Hawks were playing rary bridge that cracked when he “This series is going to be feisty,” the nominee and include the basketball while the Washington was re-injured and replaced at half- said Washington guard Brandon tournament achievements and contribu- Wizards were “playing MMA.” time of Game 3. Team doctors are Jennings, who was ejected in the tions that qualify the candi- One game into the second round, prepared to replace them again, if fourth quarter along with Boston’s The first annual Boy Scout date for inclusion. Any other Isaiah Thomas had his tooth necessary. Terry Rozier for two double techni- Troop 62 Golf Tournament supporting material, such as knocked out by an elbow from Otto Morris is the engine of the Wiz- cal fouls. “We’re still down one, still will be held Monday, May photographs or news clip- Porter. Yes, with the backcourt duo ards’ edgy play, unafraid to bump down in the series. We’ve just got to 15, at the Four Oaks Coun- pings, can be included. of John Wall and Bradley Beal the and grind inside, get under the skin take each game one game at a time try Club in Dracut, with a 7 Applications should be Wizards like to get out in transition, of opponents and trash-talk with the a.m. tee time. and come back for Game 4 Sunday, sent to principal Thomas but they’ve also showed a willing- best of them. Since he arrived in a which is going to be probably crazy.” Troop 62 operates out of Strangie, c/o Lynn English ness — maybe even an eagerness — trade from Phoenix last year, some Crazy is just how the Wizards like Saugus. High School, 50 Goodridge to physically mix it up. of that has rubbed off on teammates, it. They handled Millsap and Dwight The tournament features St., Lynn. Forward Markieff Morris didn’t like mild-mannered Kelly Oubre Howard inside to beat the Hawks a round of golf, lunch, raffles even consider Washington’s Game Jr. He was tossed from Game 3 for and a hole-in-one contest Fenwick lacrosse 3 win against the Boston Celtics on charging and knocking over Kelly in six games, leading Wizards cen- with a car as a prize. Thursday night terribly physical de- Olynyk. ter Marcin Gortat to say facing the Proceeds will help the falls to Ipswich spite eight technical fouls and three Coach Scott Brooks and Oubre’s Celtics big men was “not even close” scouts from Troop 62 travel ejections. teammates acknowledged that was to that tough of a challenge. to the Grand Canyon this The Bishop Fenwick girls Perhaps Washington is the more lacrosse team suffered a “I felt like Atlanta was a little bit over the line and hope the young summer. more physical, as far as our style. We swingman will learn from his ac- physical team in this series, or at Contact troop62golf@ 13-4 loss to the Ipswich least that’s the perception being cre- Tigers in the rain on Friday can turn it up a notch and be more tions. Oubre said the lesson he took gmail.com for information or ated. afternoon, dropping their physical,” Morris said. “As long as from it was “don’t bee-line anybody registration, or to donate or we win, we don’t care how it goes.” anymore on the court.” “We’ve got to play hard,” Gortat become a sponsor. record to 8-5 on the season. Molly Camelo led the way On Friday, the Celtics said Thomas Oubre’s actions could lead to a said. “We’ve got to hit, we’re going to with two goals, while Fran had two other damaged teeth that suspension for Game 4 Sunday, but foul hard if we have to, but we aren’t Lynn Woods Wolf Carpinella contributed one required “extensive oral surgery to the Wizards aren’t backing down going to start doing stuff that’s go- Trot 5K goal and one assist. Brigid stabilize” and added that he “did not against a Boston team that’s up 2-1 ing to take us out of our game.” Waldron scored one goal. The Lynn Woods School The Crusaders will play Wolf Trot 5K Road Race is Austin Prep at home on Thomas gets more dental work during Game 3 being held on Sunday at the Monday. BOSTON (AP) — Isaiah Thomas’ mouth is bearing the brunt of the NHL PLAYOFFS physical playoff series between the Second Round Anaheim at Edmonton, 7 p.m. Celtics and Wizards. (Best-of-7) Monday, May 8 TV viewers watched as one of Thursday, May 4 x-Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:30 Thomas’ front teeth flew out of his N.Y. Rangers 4, Ottawa 1 p.m. mouth in a collision with Washing- Friday, May 5 Tuesday, May 9 ton’s Otto Porter Jr. in Game 1 of the Nashville at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Ottawa at N.Y. Rangers, TBD Eastern Conference semifinals. But Edmonton at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. x-Nashville at St. Louis, TBD he actually injured at least three Saturday, May 6 Wednesday, May 10 teeth, the Celtics said Friday. N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, 3 p.m. x-Pittsburgh at Washington, TBD The team said in a statement that Pittsburgh at Washington, 7:15 p.m. x-Edmonton at Anaheim, TBD Thomas had two other damaged Sunday, May 7 Thursday, May 11 teeth that required “extensive oral x-St. Louis at Nashville, 3 p.m. x-N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, TBD surgery to stabilize.” “He did not suffer a fractured or NBA PLAYOFFS broken jaw,” the Celtics said. Second Round San Antonio at Houston, 8 p.m. The team said Thomas has a four- (Best-of-7) Monday, May 8 piece temporary bridge that cracked PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday, May 4 Golden State at Utah, 9 p.m. when he was re-injured and replaced Washington 116, Boston 89, Boston Tuesday, May 9 at halftime of Game 3. Team doctors Isaiah Thomas had a temporary bridge in his mouth that was leads series 2-1 x-Toronto at Cleveland, TBD are prepared to replace them again, broken during Game 3 and replaced at halftime. The bridge was Golden State 115, Utah 104, Golden Houston at San Antonio, TBD if necessary. originally placed after he lost a tooth in Game 1 last week. State leads series 2-0 Wednesday, May 10 Friday, May 5 Washington at Boston, 8 p.m. Cleveland 115, Toronto 94, Cleve- x-Utah at Golden State, 9 or 10:30 TV/RADIO land leads series 3-0 p.m. San Antonio at Houston, 9:30 p.m. Thursday, May 11 SATURDAY chester City, NBCSN, 7:30 a.m.; Bunde- College baseball Saturday, May 6 x-Cleveland at Toronto, TBD TV sliga: 1899 Hoffenheim at Borussia Golden State at Utah, 8:30 p.m. South Carolina at LSU, ESPN, 3 p.m. x-San Antonio at Houston, TBD MLB Dortmund, Fox Soccer Plus, 9:30 a.m.; Drag racing Sunday, May 7 Friday, May 12 Bundesliga: Darmstadt at Bayern Cleveland at Toronto, 3:30 p.m. x-Boston at Washington, TBD Boston at Minnesota, NESN, 2:10 p.m.; NHRA: Southern Nationals, FS1, 6 p.m. Boston at Washington, 6:30 p.m. x-Golden State at Utah, TBD Cleveland at Kansas City, FS1, 4:15 Munich, FS2, 9:30 a.m.; Premier p.m.; NY Yankees at Chi. Cubs, Fox, League: Sunderland at Hull City, NBCSN, Golf 10 a.m.; Premier League: Watford at MLB 7:15 p.m.; Texas at Seattle, MLB Net- European PGA: GolfSixes, Golf, 7 a.m.; work, 10 p.m. Leicester City, CNBC, 10 a.m.; Bundesli- PGA: Wells Fargo Championship, Golf, 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE ga: RB Leipzig at Hertha BSC Berlin, p.m.; Champions: Insperity Invitational, East Division East Division College baseball FS1, 12:30 p.m.; Premier League: Ever- Golf, 3 p.m.; PGA: Wells Fargo Champi- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Texas at TCU, ESPN2, 1 p.m. New York 17 9 .654 — Washington 19 9 .679 — ton at Swansea City, NBC, 12:30 p.m.; onship, CBS, 3 p.m. Baltimore 17 10 .630 ½ Philadelphia 12 15 .444 6½ NBA Playoffs MLS: Toronto FC at Seattle, ESPN, 3 Boston 15 13 .536 3 New York 12 15 .444 6½ Auto racing p.m.; MLS: New England at Columbus, Tampa Bay 15 15 .500 4 Miami 12 15 .444 6½ Golden State at Utah, ABC, 8:30 p.m. Toronto 9 19 .321 9 Atlanta 11 15 .423 7 CSN, 7:30 p.m. Monster Energy Cup: GEICO 500, Fox, 2 Central Division Central Division Golf p.m. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB College softball Cleveland 15 12 .556 — Chicago 16 12 .571 — European PGA: GolfSixes, Golf, 7:30 a.m.; Soccer Chicago 15 12 .556 — Milwaukee 15 14 .517 1½ Auburn at Alabama, ESPN2, 8 p.m. PGA: Wells Fargo Championship, Golf, 1 Premier League: Southampton at Liver- Minnesota 14 12 .538 ½ Cincinnati 14 14 .500 2 Swimming Detroit 14 13 .519 1 St. Louis 13 14 .481 2½ p.m.; Champions: Insperity Invitational, pool, NBCSN, 8:30 a.m.; Bundesliga: Kansas City 9 18 .333 6 Pittsburgh 12 16 .429 4 Golf, 3 p.m.; PGA: Wells Fargo Champi- Arena Pro Swim Series, NBCSN, 7 p.m. West Division West Division FSV Mainz 05 at Hamburger, SV, FS1, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB onship, CBS, 3 p.m. Radio 9:30 a.m.; Premier League: Manchester Houston 19 10 .655 — Colorado 18 11 .621 — Los Angeles 15 14 .517 4 Arizona 17 13 .567 1½ NHL Playoffs MLB United at Arsenal, NBCSN, 11 a.m.; Seattle 12 16 .429 6½ Los Angeles 15 14 .517 3 NY Rangers at Ottawa, NBCSN, 3 p.m.; Boston at Minnesota, NESN, 2:10 p.m. Bundesliga: FC Schalke 04 at SC Oakland 12 16 .429 6½ San Diego 12 18 .400 6½ Freiburg, FS2, 11:30 a.m.; MLS: Sport- Texas 12 17 .414 7 San Francisco 11 18 .379 7 Pittsburgh at Washington, NBC, 7:15 SUNDAY p.m. ing Kansas City at Minnesota, FS1, 1:30 Friday’s Games izzi 1-1), 4:10 p.m. TV p.m.; Beach World Cup, final, FS1, 4:25 N.Y. Yankees 3, Chicago Cubs 2 Cleveland (Tomlin 2-3) at Kansas City Horse racing NBA Playoffs Chicago White Sox at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. (Vargas 4-1), 4:15 p.m. p.m. Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Covey 0-2) at Balti- Kentucky Derby, NBC, 6:30 p.m. Cleveland at Toronto, ABC, 3:30 p.m.; Boston at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. more (Bundy 4-1), 7:05 p.m. College softball Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Boston at Washington, TNT, 6:30 p.m.; N.Y. Yankees (Montgomery 1-1) at Chica- College lacrosse Auburn at Alabama, ESPN2, 1 p.m.; Arizo- Detroit at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. go Cubs (Anderson 2-1), 7:15 p.m. San Antonio at Houston, TNT, 9 p.m. Houston at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Detroit (Zimmermann 3-1) at Oakland Big East championship, FS2, 4:30 p.m. na at UCLA, ESPN2, 4 p.m. Texas at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. (Hahn 1-2), 9:05 p.m. MLB N.Y. Yankees 3, Chicago Cubs 2 Houston (McCullers 2-1) at L.A. Angels Auto racing Swimming San Francisco at Cincinnati, 6:40 p.m. (Ramirez 3-2), 9:07 p.m. Miami at NY Mets, MLB Network, 1 p.m.; Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Texas (Perez 1-4) at Seattle (De Jong 0-2), Xfinity: Sparks Energy 300, Fox, 1 p.m. Arena Pro Swim Series, NBCSN, 5 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. 9:10 p.m. Boston at Minnesota, NESN, 2:10 p.m.; Miami at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee (Garza 1-0) at Pittsburgh (Cole Motor sports NY Yankees at Chi. Cubs, ESPN, 8:08 Radio St. Louis at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. 1-3), 7:05 p.m. NBA Playoffs Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Washington (Turner 1-0) at Philadelphia AMA: Monster Energy Supercross, FS1, p.m. L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. (Velasquez 2-2), 7:05 p.m. 10 p.m. Boston at Washington, TNT, 6:30 p.m.; Saturday’s Games Miami (Chen 2-1) at N.Y. Mets (Gsellman NHL Playoffs Boston (Porcello 1-4) at Minnesota 1-2), 7:10 p.m. Soccer MLB (Tepesch 0-0), 2:10 p.m. San Francisco (Blach 0-1) at Cincinnati St. Louis at Nashville, NBC, 3 p.m.; Ana- Toronto (Estrada 1-1) at Tampa Bay (Odor- (Garrett 2-2), 7:10 p.m. Premier League: Crystal Palace at Man- heim at Edmonton, NBCSN, 7 p.m. Boston at Minnesota, NESN, 2:10 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2017 COMICS

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He’s enjoying special access to state-owned wetlands and reliving his teenage years, when catching snakes gave him something better to do than join a Miami gang. It’s the best job ever for a man with a cobra tattooed over his heart. “I feel like I won the lot- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tery, and I make minimum A mannequin depicting Dracula at the newly opened Bucharest Kitsch wage,” Hargrove said. Museum in Bucharest, Romania, Thursday. But he must kill the py- thons he finds. “The last thing I ever want to do is kill a snake,” Museum for kitsch opens he said. “I love snakes. It’s not their fault.” There’s a long list of in Bucharest, Romania reasons why the pythons visitors to the Romanian of it.” must die: all the animals By Alison Mutler FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS Kitsch Museum. Even the entrance fee is they’ve eaten. It’s estimat- Some objects are Roma- influenced by kitsch. For- ed 90 percent of many na- A captured 13-foot-long Burmese python is dis- BUCHAREST, Romania nian retro such as glass eigners pay $7.23 to visit tive mammals have ended played for snake hunters and the media before — A museum showcasing fish that adorned TV sets the museum located in the up in pythons’ stomachs heading out in airboats for the Python Chal- Romanian kitsch items, in the communist era and Old Town (Centru Vechi) — they had never faced lenge in the Florida Everglades. ranging from a life-size brightly colored crocheted tourist district, while Ro- such a voracious pred- Dracula to communist-era blankets. Others have a manians pay $4.80. Own- ator before pet pythons As a teen, he nev- seen one,” he said. (Re- glass fish, opened in the more universal appeal: er Cristian Lica says Ro- escaped or were dumped er thought twice about porters following him country’s capital on Fri- The “Pitzipoanca” is a manians get a reduction into the Everglades. scooping up racers and hoped he was joking.) day. glam woman dressed in in “a show of solidarity Hargrove, of Cutler rat snakes to take home. Tan-and-brown pythons The 215 exhibits also fishnets, a neon dress and because they are exposed Bay, is one of 25 hunt- Now the 45-year-old takes are particularly good at hid- include a flat-screen a fake Versace baseball daily to kitsch.” ers selected to kill py- only photographs. Native ing. Anywhere from 10,000 television with flicker- thons through June 1 for cap. Her male equivalent, Some exhibits may cause snakes have become scarce to 100,000 pythons could ing flames imitating an the South Florida Water the “Cocalar,” shows off in controversy and even of- — and skinny, because be in the Everglades, said open fireplace, a cushion Management District, the a fur waistcoat, sunglass- fense. they have less to eat. district spokesman Randy that looks like a one-euro state agency overseeing es, diamante watch and A section on Roma, or “Thirty years ago, this Smith, but they’re difficult coin, neon-lit Christian track trousers. Gypsies, regurgitates ste- Everglades restoration. place was swamped with crosses, and a reclining Traps, snake-sniffing dogs, to find unless they stretch As well as kitsch local reotypes. A pregnant Gyp- life,” Hargrove said. “Even across a road or levee. naked man whose body is sy woman stands next to radio-tracking implants, a raccoon is a ‘wow’ experi- music, there’s also fake The evidence of their in- covered with 50 lei notes news. The headline in a a model baby lying on the occasional cold snaps and ence now.” festation is the apparent (each worth about $12). 2001 edition of the Drac- ground and a metal buck- two public roundups so far About a mile from Ever- absence of anything else. The first thing you see ula weekly is: “Extrater- et full of sunflower seeds, have failed to significant- glades National Park, Har- upon entering the muse- restrials steal electric cur- the image of a poor Roma ly reduce the population grove found droppings he According to the district, um is a copy of Michelan- rent.” woman. In another corner, of the giant constrictors. knew were from a python. a python growing to 13 feet gelo’s world-famous statue The museum’s first visi- there are photos of ornate Florida’s wildlife commis- The size of chicken eggs, typically eats in five to sev- of David. But that’s the tor, Sorin Balanescu, says houses with turrets which sion announced Monday they were bigger than any en years one raccoon, one only reference to classical that kitsch, which has be- are labeled “Gypsy Archi- new prizes and plans to droppings from native possum, four 5-foot alliga- art in this space devoted come more prevalent since tecture,” a style of house hire additional contractors Florida snakes like rattle- tors, 10 squirrels, 15 rab- to kitsch. communism ended, is an favored by some well-off to boost python removals snakes or water moccasins. bits, 30 cotton rats, 72 mice The statue, a miniature eyesore in Bucharest. Roma. from state-managed lands. Walking through shoul- and about three dozen copy of the 16th-century “There is an invasion Asked about racial ste- “We’re trying to save the der-high grass, Hargrove birds. Those birds include century sculpture, wears (of kitsch) that is so tiring reotyping, Lica says that deer, the alligator, the rab- shrugged off the threat struggling wading birds a gaudy gilt necklace with and ugly,” he said. “You he is aware there may be bits, the rat snakes, the of being bitten by hidden also threatened by rising a large U.S. dollar pendant can’t see the city because negative reactions, but rattlesnakes — everything venomous snakes. sea levels and lengthy de- and stands on a sequined of the billboards ... I don’t adds “I don’t want to in- is slowly but surely disap- “I’d be kind of happy, lays in Everglades resto- cloth, setting the tone for know how we will get rid sult anyone’s feelings.” pearing,” Hargrove said. actually. At least I’d have ration projects. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2017 REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN 68-A SAGAMORE ST. 115 GILBERT ST. 35 GEORGE ST. 248 ANDOVER ST. 15 CRESCENT AVE. $225,000 $460,600 $480,000 $3,750,000 $415,000 B: Frank McFadden and Bridgeen 73 BESSOM ST. B: Frico Jean B: Aaron J. Schulman and Anne F. B: Group 1 Realty, Inc. B: Ryan E. Collins and Catherine $240,000 S: James J. Woods Piche-Schulman McFadden S: James N. Decoulos and Collins B: Kathy Murray, Trustee for S: Masoud Aryanpour and Mitra S: Pappalardo K. A. Estate and William N. Decoulos Cooper Trust 90 SHERIDAN ST. Moshavegh David J. Pappalardo S: Todd K. Nichols and Ashley L. S: Daniel Katz, Trustee for 71 $180,000 38 COLUMBIA BLVD. Panzini-Nichols Beacon Street Realty Trust B: Seashore Real Estate 90 HARVARD ST. 580-582 HIGH ST. U:1 $192,000 Management $612,000 $655,000 B: Bright Investment Props B: Marc Lheureux and Meaghan 36 ESSEX ST. U:3 16 CARTER RD. S: Antonio Scotina B: Ana Cruz S: Helen Pruss $387,500 S: Lisa Belliveau McCarthy $175,000 S: Enrich Properties Group B: Charles N. Gallo and Catherine 24 THISTLE ST. 43 GEDNEY DR. B: Joo M. Park J. Gallo 9 LINEHURST RD. $545,000 $465,000 603 HIGH ST. U:2 S: Delmiro A. Correia, Jr. S: Claire A. Taylor $3,286,580 B: Rita Hill $635,000 B: Valerie P. Mendes and Eder F. B: Prime Storage Townline S: Angela Mikedis B: Kerry A. Herlihy Fagundes 37 FAIRMOUNT AVE. 16 CLOVELLY ST. S: James A. Decotis, Trustee for S: Michael D. Solimine, Trustee $249,000 S: Gary M. Sullivan, Trustee for $555,000 2 VIOLET ST. D&T Storage Trust GKS NT for MJ 2 Realty Trust B: Francisco A. Garcia and Alba B: Robert J. Amisial and Nagdere M. Melo $290,000 77 LOOMIS ST. U:77 13 GEMMA DR. Desruisseaux S: Kimmy Nguyen B: Angel M. Rodriguez 103 McCORMACK AVE. S: Luis A. Cortes $329,900 $300,000 $560,000 S: A&K Construction Group B: George M. Tecci B: Ryan Dube and Ashley Dube 45 DUNGEON AVE. B: Leo Monteiro S: Howard M. Tarlow S: Daniel G. McAuley, Jr. S: Richard E. Skomurski and $327,000 405 WESTERN AVE. 103 LEWIS O. GRAY DR. U:103 B: Christine A. Donald $220,000 Carol L. Skomurski $299,900 S: Osmel Cruz and Virginia B: Tony Vo and Thuy T. Vo 44 LYNN ST. 231 PARK ST. Rodriguez S: Ba V. Tran and Thu T. Vo $300,000 $450,000 153 GOODALE ST. B: Ana Rodriguez B: Ronald Do B: Kirill Trapeznikov and Kamilla $460,000 S: Tracy A. Popkin 7 ESSEX CIR. 58 WILLIAMS AVE. S: Phuong Duong Fellah B: Abner L. Feijo-Silva and $266,774 S: 217 Park Street, L.L.C. Mariana Mendes-Silva $230,000 807 LEWIS O. GRAY DR. U:807 B: Jason Irving, Trustee for B: North Ventures, Inc. 147 NEAL ST. S: David A. Wensley and Janet M. 37 PRESCOTT ST. U:3 Neighborhood Realty Trust S: Ferrill Jennifer Estate and $405,000 Wensley $347,500 S: Wells Fargo Bank NA B: Adam Beckley and Rebecca $585,000 B: Denise F. Nohelty Family&Childrens Services B: Matthew C. Sullivan and Emily Beckley 46 HAMPSHIRE RD. S: Erica A. Bono, Trustee for 88 FRANKLIN ST. U:205 S: Thomas M. Lemist and M. Sullivan $530,000 Teresa J. Bono International $198,000 LYNNFIELD Michelle E. Lemist S: Dongxiao Xing and Jiacheng B: Donald A. Mason, Jr. and Tiara B: Joseph M. Cardarelli Liu Mason Realty Trust S: Wendy Fox 1 KENISTON RD. 27 WILLIAMS ST. S: John G. Gross $432,500 31 RICE AVE. $500,000 1 SPRINGDALE TER. 19 GLENWOOD CIR. B: Meaghan McDonald and B: Joseph M. Roesner and Cory $400,000 B: Christopher J. Halloran 13 LEBLANC DR. $248,000 $495,000 Kathleen A. McDonald D. Shamblin $600,000 B: Alicia E. Palange and Robert S: O’Connor Linda W. Estate and S: Christine A. Dattero, Trustee B: 45 Maple Avenue, L.L.C. S: Dean FT, L.L.C. for Gigliello Financial Trust B: Irene A. Saranteas and M. Palange Maurice J. O’Connor Christopher W. Stout S: Bank New York Mellon Trust S: Jonathan R. Kelly 31 WOLCOTT ST. 500 SALEM ST. U:802 S: Konstantinos Saranteas and 9 LOCKSLEY RD. $470,000 Anna Saranteas 73 GOODRIDGE ST. $560,000 $367,000 SWAMPSCOTT B: Fangting Yu and Sung H. Yau B: Kevin Carter $202,125 B: Sean C. Valiton and Stacey M. S: Yong J. Zhang 7 LINCOLN RD. B: Boston City, L.L.C. S: Millennium Real Estate Assoc Valiton $415,000 36 EDGEHILL RD. S: Nationstar Mortgage, L.L.C. S: Joseph Derosa and Evelyn MARBLEHEAD 20 SHIP AVE. U:14 B: Cindy J. Keene $99,900 Derosa B: Gary Funari, Trustee for 53 HARWOOD ST. $480,000 S: Ryan Dube and Ashley J. Dube $310,000 29 CENTRAL ST. U:1 B: Zixi Yue and Yanyan Hu Urbanvest Realty Trust 4 TOWNSEND RD. $340,000 S: Jacqueline Iannuzzi 500 NORTHSHORE RD. U:3A B: Jose R. Alvarez $995,000 S: George J. Corso S: Lyseng Kao B: Phyllis W Fader and Lisa $179,900 B: Meghan T. O’Hara and Robert Leboeuf 3 SMITH LN. B: Michelle L. Archambault F. O’Hara 61 NASON RD. 37 LYNN SHORE DR. S: Bruce Wheeler and Loreley $615,000 S: Phillip Cibelli $700,000 S: David Gaw, Trustee for 4 Wheeler B: James Weglinski and Jean $517,000 Robinson-Weglinski B: Michael Batt-Stieber and Townsend Road Realty Trust 7 RAINBOW RD. B: Eric D. Webb and Christina S: Sean Henry and Jessica Henry Ricardo Viloria 237 WASHINGTON ST. $429,000 Principe-Rey S: Ahmed T. Abdelal and Mary L. MALDEN $399,000 B: Matthew G. Whelan and Erica 100 STATION LNDG. U:604 S: Cynthia R. Poster, Trustee for Trahan B: Thomas J Dejoy M. Rewinski $477,000 17 2ND ST. S: Mod Squad Real Estate Sol Cynthia R. Poster Realty Trust S: Ralph Khouri B: Pingping Song LYNNWAY $320,982 S: Nicholas J. Bisciotti $11,000 B: Dung Nguyen and Phuong MEDFORD 7 RAINBOW RD. 78 SHELTON RD. B: Lynnway Associates, L.L.C. Luong 41 WAREHAM ST. $225,000 $606,000 S: Federal Aviation Administ S: USA HUD B: Mod Squad Real Estate Sol 616 BOSTON AVE. U:1C. $525,000 B: Sandra D. Jordan and $470,000 B: James F. Halloran and Amanda S: Dombrowski Uvonne J. Estate 14 MORTON HILL AVE. Christian E. Hassold 30 BEACHVIEW AVE. B: Jacqueline Lacroix Halloran and Steven J. Dombrowski $274,000 $367,000 S: Carl Morello and Pamela S: Thomas A. Coletti, Trustee for B: Jose Renderos S: Daniel Milavitch and Emily B: Diplop Shakya and Malina Kozarsky Morello 8 WALNUT ST. U:406 Thomas A. Coletti Trust S: Catherine Petro Maharjan $229,000 S: Richard F. Eason B: Emma G. Smith and Paul A. 111 NAHANT ST. U:4 28 ELLSWORTH ST. NAHANT 90 WALKER RD. $430,000 Smith $100,600 S: Michael J. Serrecchia $570,000 B: Adoema Properties, L.L.C. 33 BOYLSTON ST. B: Lauren E. Plummer and Luke No transactions this week B: Eli Cleveland and Kaitlyn S: US Bank NA $440,000 Plummer B: Bonerge Bonilla S: Jean M. Sanon, Sr. and Kettly PEABODY SAUGUS Krauskopf 28 OAKVILLE ST. S: Urias Investments, L.L.C. Sanon S: Michael Snitkovsky and Faina $500,000 84 ABORN ST. U:2202 71 BOW ST. Snitkovsky B: James L. Connors, Trustee for 21 ELM ST. U:6 1126-1128 FELLSWAY. U:1 $250,000 $325,000 Windsor Business Trust $190,000 $417,500 B: Marc J. Pistone and Patricia B. B: Philip Fraga S: Patrick J. McGrath, Trustee for B: Marcos J. Silva B: Ryan Ribeiro Grzadko S: Albert J. Bartolo, Jr. and Source: Banker and Tradesman, McGrath Realty Trust S: Sidnei O. Batista S: Joseph A. Correia II S: Michael F. Papa Catherine J. Bartolo bakerandtradesman.com At Chicago’s Trump Tower, large number of condos for sale or rent

By Gail MarksJarvis dent that far more units units in Trump Tower, CHICAGO TRIBUNE are up for sale than in oth- units for sale in the build- er large luxury buildings ing have been on the CHICAGO — Chicago’s in the downtown area. market for increasingly Trump Tower has an un- The number for sale “is lengthy periods of time, usually large number of amazing,” said Gail Liss- Walker said. Those cur- condominiums for sale ner, vice president of Ap- and for rent, and real es- rently listed for sale have praisal Research Counsel- been sitting on the market tate agents predict that ors. “I’ve never seen that a glut of available units for an average of 205 days, number for sale since they significantly longer than in the building may pres- opened, and there have the 152 days during the sure owners to drop their been very few transac- previous six-month period prices. tions.” Already renters in Only four units sold this that preceded the election, Trump Tower say they year, and there was a de- Walker said. have been able to get siz- cline in the number sold Whether the glut is re- able discounts. last year compared with lated to controversy over Bearing the president’s the previous year, she Donald Trump is difficult name in massive letters, said. There are about 52 to ascertain. While the one of the most exclusive residential units for sale average home for sale in buildings in the city’s now. With the addition of Chicago has been on the downtown has taken on market for less than three PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE the hotel condos also on political overtones since the market in the build- months, Walker notes that Lighting designer Victoria Ellis works on the renovation of a Trump Donald Trump’s presiden- ing, the number of units the luxury market has Tower residence Thursday in Chicago. tial campaign. About 10.7 for sale jumps to about been slower to move. percent of the building’s 70. Hotel condos are units Ajay Goel is an entrepre- 486 residential units are that are privately owned neur at a marketing firm currently for sale — a far but rented to paying hotel and a renter in the Trump higher percentage than guests. building. He was tempt- comparable downtown Based on the residen- ed to leave Trump tower condo buildings. tial units alone, the num- when his lease recently “I’ve never seen such a ber of available condos in came up for renewal be- glut” of condos for sale, Trump Tower is almost cause of the controversy. said real estate agent Car- three times higher than But he said there were la Walker of KoenigRubl- other large condo build- 36 units up for rent — off Berkshire Hathaway. ings downtown, according “When people live where to Lissner’s data. “the highest ever in the they’ve paid $1.5 million Next to the Trump Tow- building” — giving him and up, they don’t want er, Renelle on the River — the ability to negotiate a to see people hanging out a building still awaiting steep 7.5 percent decrease and demonstrating. And groundbreaking — has for his two-bedroom, there’s still a stigma there sold 17 of 51 units, accord- 2,700-square-foot condo. for some people.” ing to developer Belgravia The deal was so good, he While it’s not clear just Group. The units start at decided to stay. how many of the sales in $1.2 million. “My landlord knows that the building are being In a troubling sign for the value of the Trump driven by politics, it is evi- people wishing to sell brand has eroded,” he said.