TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 Daughter rallying to change father’s fate

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF A Lynn native was convicted more than 20 years ago of killing his lover’s husband in Florida. Now his daughter is trying to free him from prison, claiming that her fa- ther is innocent of the crime. David Turenne, a 42-year-old Canadian Air Force major, was bludgeoned to death with a claw-hammer outside his Panama City, Fla., home in February 1996. Ralph E. Crompton, a Lynn native and Lynn Vocational Technical Institute grad- uate, was convicted of rst-degree murder later that year for allegedly striking the fatal blow. He is serving a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole, per Florida law. Crompton, a retired U.S. Air Force mas- ter sergeant, was having an affair with the man’s wife, Monique Turenne, who was convicted of second-degree murder in Boys & Girls of Lynn 2005 for orchestrating the homicide. She admitted to luring her husband outside that night where Crompton was waiting. have lost a good friend During the trial, defense attorneys maintained that it was actually Monique who killed her husband. But they conced- By Bella diGrazia the school bell rings to end the day, so does Robert “Obie” ed that Crompton and David Turenne had FOR THE ITEM their educational support,” said Barker. Barker, who has gotten into a ght the day of the murder, “Over the years, we’ve accomplished a lot in been in charge of according to the Panama City News Her- LYNN — After 19 years of creating a fam- the sense of really focusing on having our the Lynn Boys & ald. ily-centered after-school program, Execu- kids be prepared for tomorrow.” Girls Club for the This is essentially why Crompton’s tive Director Obie Barker bid an emotional Barker was a Boys & Girls Club member past 19 years, has daughter, Mandie Kadel, is arguing he farewell to the Boys & Girls Club. from age 7 all the way through high school retired. When he should be freed from prison. She said her A few weeks ago, Robert “Obie” Barker in his hometown of Concord, N.H. To help started the job in 63-year-old father has been incarcerated announced his retirement from the Lynn pay the way through studying electrical en- 1999 he had his for 22 years and should have been convict- club that played an important role in his gineering at the University of New Hamp- photo taken on the ed of manslaughter, which carries a 10-15 life for almost two decades. The retiree ded- shire, Barker began working part-time at same steps with year sentence. icated his time to rebuilding the antiquated the club that got him through his child- kids from the club. Kadel, 41, a Lynn Haven, Fla., resident, facility to ensure their young members had hood. After owning his own electrical busi- said her father is guilty of culpable negli- the best after-school educational help they ness for about 2½ years, Barker became the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE gence, but not rst-degree murder, as he could get. Executive Director of the Boys & Girls Club didn’t deliver the nal fatal blow. She said “A lot of our kids come from homes where English isn’t the primary language so when BARKER, A7 DAUGHTER, A7 Four’s a crowd in rep race

By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF Yassine Benouardia knows he has little chance to be elected state representative from Lynn this year. But that hasn’t discouraged the 19-year- old Moroccan native from entering the race to ll the seat vacated by former state Rep. Brendan Crighton, who was recently elected to the state senate. The West Lynn resident immigrated to the U.S. with his parents and a brother and a sister in 2008 with big dreams. “My ultimate goal is to be president of the United States,” he said. “I know I can’t run because the Constitution prohibits it, but gay marriage wasn’t a thing a few years ago and neither was a woman’s right to vote. Things will change. Anything can happen.” Benouardia, an Independent, joins a eld that includes Ward 6 City Councilor Peter Capano, Lynn Museum/Lynn Arts executive director Drew Russo, and City Councilor-at-Large Hong Net, all Demo- History may be dodging crats. The 11th Essex District House seat includes West Lynn and Nahant. If Benouardia, a sophomore at North wrecking ball in Swampscott Shore Community College, secures the 150 signatures necessary, he will be placed on the November ballot. By Gayla Cawley buildings. Four of those residential units The property at ITEM STAFF would be set aside as affordable housing 133 Puritan Road RACE, A7 units. in Swampscott SWAMPSCOTT — The owner of a Pu- The property was built in 1914 and is lo- was built in 1914 ritan Road property has shifted his plans cated at the intersection of Puritan Road and is located at from demolishing the site’s seaside man- and Lincoln House Avenue. It includes a the intersection of INSIDE sion and carriage house to make room for large home/mansion, carriage house with Puritan Road and the construction of 16 condominiums or residential space inside, tennis court and Lincoln House Av- apartments to a new housing development In Lynn pool. It abuts the Swampscott Harbor and enue. It includes that would preserve and convert the two BLT’s celebrates reopening. A3 includes a seawall, town of cials said. a large home/ existing structures. Corcoran’s new proposal is to preserve mansion, carriage Robert Corcoran, the owner of 133 Puri- In Marblehead the mansion and carriage house, which house with resi- tan Road, had initially proposed a Chap- Abbot Hall receives an would be converted into a total of ve con- dential space in- ter 40B project, which included razing the expensive new makeover. A3 dominium units of independent living. A side, tennis court site’s existing structures to allow for new single-family home would also be built on and pool. In Sports construction, which would include three the lot where the tennis court sits. The Fenwick lacrosse survives a late four-story structures that would house 16 Big Blue rally in season opener. B1 units of residential space spread over the SWAMPSCOTT, A7

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Mary J. Thibodeau, 82 Edgar W. Wallace, 85 E. Louise Haley LeClair, 96

LYNN — Mrs. Mary bodeau and his wife BEVERLY — Edgar designed and con- LYNN — E. Louise Library of Congress. Jane (Carrigan) Thi- Gina; 11 grandchil- “Ed” W. Wallace, 85, structed in 1983. Haley LeClair, 96, of She leaves her son, bodeau, age 82, of dren, Kaitlin, Ryan, beloved husband Surviving him are Lynn, passed away Donald Haley and his Lynn, died Wednes- Molly, Francis, Liam, of the late Arlene D. two daughters, Debo- on Easter Sunday, wife Kathe of Lynn; day in the Kaplan Aisling, Reilly, Karis- (Brunette) Wallace, rah Wallace of Lanes- April 1, 2018. grandchildren, Jenni- Family Hospice sa, Michael Jr., Nich- with whom he had ville and Stephanie Born in Lynn, she fer Haley of Georgia, House in Danvers. olas and Meagan; shared 57 years of Levy and her hus- was the daughter and Michael Haley of She was the beloved one great-grandchild, marriage, passed band Neal of Beverly; of the late Frederick Lynn. She also leaves wife of Norman J. Thi- Lyanna; two sisters, away on March 31, a son, Scott Wallace and Estella (Mallet) and will be missed by bodeau, with whom Margaret Thibodeau at the Kaplan Fami- of Diamond Head, Conners. She was several nieces, neph- she shared 61 years of mar- and Nancy Frasca; one broth- ly Hospice House in Danvers Miss.; and six grandchildren, the wife of the late George ews, and great-grandchildren. riage. er, James Carrigan and his surrounded by his family. Matthew and Brian Clarizia, Al- F. Haley Jr., a Lynn firefighter She was the sister of the late Born in Medford, she was wife Ann; her brother-in-law, Born in Ipswich, he was ison Levy and her fiancé Nich- who passed away in the line Edwin Conners and Shirley the daughter of the late James Paul L’Esperance; her sisters- the son of the late Frank and olas Thompson, Tyler Levy and of duty on Oct. 31, 1960, and Madigan. and Bertha (Kennedy) Carri- in-law, Maryanne Thibodeau Evon (Wheeler) Wallace. He his wife Monica, Ian and Ma- William A. LeClair. Service information: A gan. She was raised in Mal- and Terry Hornby and her hus- was raised in Lynn and grad- son Wallace; as well as several A lifelong resident of Lynn, funeral service will be held den and Lynn and had lived band Bill, as well as several uated from Lynn English High cousins, nieces, and nephews. she taught pre-school at Christ at the CUFFE-MCGINN Fu- in Lynn for the greater part of nieces and nephews. She was School, Class of 1950. He was also the brother of the Child Nursery for many years. neral Home, 157 Maple St., her life. She was a graduate of the mother of the late James An honorably discharged late Gwendolyn Fairchild, Jack She especially loved ballroom Lynn, on Thursday, April 5 at St. Mary’s Girls High School, “Jimmy” Thibodeau, sister of veteran, he served his coun- Wallace and Frank S. Wallace. dancing and spending time 10 a.m. Burial to follow in Class of 1954. the late Anne L’Esperance, try during the Korean Conflict Service information: His with her many friends at the St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Lynn. Mary Jane started her own and sister-in-law of the late as a member of the United funeral service will be held Peabody Senior Center. Lou- Visiting hours will be held on family day care in 1976, re- Danny Frasca. States Air Force. at the CAMPBELL Funeral ise enjoyed playing the organ Wednesday, April 4 from 4-7 tiring in 2015. She was a Service information: Her Mr. Wallace had been em- Home, 525 Cabot St., Bever- for her family on holidays and p.m. Please visit the online lifetime member and past funeral will be held on Fri- ployed for 37 years as a tech- ly, Friday, April 6, 2018 at 10 gatherings. She also wrote po- guestbook at www.cuffemc- president of the Amvets Auxil- day, April 6, 2018 at 9:30 nician for RCA and the Gener- a.m. Relatives and friends etry and was published in the ginn.com. iary, Post 161, and was a very a.m. from the SOLIMINE al Electric Company, until the are invited to attend. Visiting active volunteer for individuals Funeral Home, 67 Ocean St. time of his retirement. hours on Thursday from 4-7 with disabilities. Her greatest (Route 1A), Lynn, followed by A former Deacon at the Sec- p.m. Burial in the Pine Grove joy came from spending time a funeral Mass in St. Mary’s ond Congregational Church in Cemetery in Lynn. Contribu- with her family, particularly the Church, Lynn, at 10:30 a.m. Beverly, he was also a 20-year tions may be made in Ed’s competitive SORRY! games Burial will be in Pine Grove member of the Masons, the memory to Care Dimensions, Anthony R. Todisco, 30 with her grandchildren, which Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives Shriner’s, the Aleppo Temple 75 Sylvan St., Suite B102, she never let them win. and friends are respectfully in Wilmington, and the Danvers, MA 01923. In addition to her husband, invited. Visiting hours are Arab Patrol. Ed enjoyed Information, direc- LYNN — Anthony disco, Donna Hunter. she is survived by five chil- Thursday from 4-8 p.m. In woodworking and visit- tions, condolences at R. Todisco, 30 years, He is the nephew of dren, Kathleen Thibodeau, lieu of flowers, donations ing his camp in Jeffer- www.campbellfuneral. of Lynn, died unex- the late George and Maureen Keck and her hus- may be made to All Care son, Maine, which he com. pectedly on Saturday, Gerry Parker, Joseph band Jordie, Colleen Militello VNA, 210 Market St., Lynn, March 31, 2018. Reppeto, Arthur Rene, and her husband Frank, Kelly MA 01901. Directions and He was born in and Dean Todisco. He Finnegan and her husband guestbook at www.solimine. Lynn, the son of Mark is the grandson of the Christopher, and Michael Thi- com. Theresa F. Doucette, 92 P. and Tracie (Todisco) late Arthur and Mar- Parker. He was raised lene Todisco and the 1925-2018 in Lynn and was a late George and Vic- graduate of Lynn Technical toria Parker. LYNN — Theresa F. Lynn; her sister, Jan High School. He has lived in Service information: An- “Tessie” Doucette, Solone of Peabody; Lynn all of his life. thony’s funeral will be held John I. Griffin, 91 age 92, of Lynn, her sisters-in-law, Anthony was a carpenter on Friday, April 6, 2018 at passed away peace- Marion Bourgeois, and enjoyed woodworking. 10 a.m. in the SOLIMINE fully on Saturday, Rose Bourgeois and He started his carpentry ca- Funeral Home, 426 Broad- LYNN — Griffin, and friends are in- March 31, 2018 at Ellie Bourgeois, as reer with his grandfather. He way (Route 129), Lynn. John I. “Jackie,” at 91 vited to attend the Salem Hospital. well as several cous- worked in various area com- Burial is private. Relatives years, formerly of Re- funeral on Thursday, She was born on ins in both the U.S. panies. Anthony was a caring and friends are respectfully vere, in Lynn, March April 5 at 9:30 a.m. June 19, 1925 in and Canada. Nu- and loving individual. invited. Visiting hours are on 28, ending a lengthy from the VERTUCCIO Lynn, the daughter merous nieces and Anthony is survived by his Thursday from 4-8 p.m. Do- confinement, he died & SMITH Home for of the late Emile J. and Ethel T. nephews and grand-nieces parents; a brother, Mark P. nations may be made to St. in the presence of his Funerals, 773 Broad- (Gaudet) Bourgeois. She was and nephews also survive her. Parker of Lynn; his longtime Jude’s Children’s Research God whom he loved way (Route 107), raised and educated in Lynn She was also predeceased girlfriend, Samantha Stuart of Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, so very much. Revere, followed by and graduated from St. Mary’s by her siblings Gerry Cormier, Chelsea; his aunts and uncles, Memphis TN 38105. Direc- Beloved son of the a funeral Mass in St. High School. Norma Cook, Leonard, Ray- Alice Parker, Amy Bushey, Mary tions and guestbook at www. late John C. and Sara L. “Sa- Mary’s Church, 8 South Com- Tessie managed The Terrace mond and Rene Bourgeois. Sue Reppeto, Christopher To- solimine.com. die” (Horner) Griffin. Devoted mon St., Lynn, at 10:30 a.m., Room coffee shop in Lynn Service information: Fam- brother and lifetime caregiver immediately followed with Hospital for many years. She ily and friends are invited to to the late Edward F. “Buddy” interment in Mt. Benedict loved to be around people. attend Mrs. Doucette’s visita- Griffin. Cherished cousin of Cemetery, West Roxbury. Vis- She was a very spiritual per- tion on Thursday, April 5, 2018 Joanne L. Chisholm and hus- iting hours are in the funeral son who had attended St. Jean from 5-8 p.m. at CUFFE-MC- Dorothy Panias, 86 the Baptist and St. Anne’s GINN Funeral Home, 157 band James, Denise M. Ant- home on Wednesday, April 4, 1932-2018 ony, Charlene A. Palecki, all of 4-8 p.m. Parking available left churches over the years. As Maple St., Lynn, MA 01904. Salem, James D. Chisholm of of the funeral home. a younger woman she loved Her funeral will begin at 10 to cook for others. She was a.m. on Friday, April 6, 2018 LYNN — Dorothy she is survived by Woburn, Robert J. Mosey and Army veteran of WWII. Re- (McCarthy) Panias, her children, Ernie wife Lisa of Gorham, Maine, tired administrative manager often known to prepare home- at the funeral home with a cooked meals for the local Mass of Christian burial to age 86, of Lynn, died Panias and his wife Reverend Brother Paul Gey- for Americal General Life Ins. on March 29, 2018 Evelyn of Lynn, Su- sen, S.J. of the faculty at Bos- Co. Throughout his entire life priests and deliver them to the be celebrated at 11 a.m. at local rectories. Tessie was very St. Pius V Church, 215 Ma- after a lengthy illness. san Mulloy and her ton College High School and John was an exemplary Ro- She was the beloved husband Jerry of the late Isabelle J. Geysen, man Catholic. He was always active with Post 161 Am Vets ple St. in Lynn. Burial will be Auxiliary where she served as private at the convenience of wife of Charles Pan- Middleton and Di- James Geysen and his late active with the music minis- ias, with whom she anna Chakoutis and wife Karen, Charles A. Mosey tries of the above named par- president several times. She the family. In lieu of flowers, enjoyed watching TV and es- donations are requested to shared 66 years of her late husband and John Geysen. ishes. Please visit www.vertuc- marriage. Nick. Dorothy is also Service information: Family cioandsmith.com. pecially loved her dog “Gizmo.” St. Jude Children’s Research Tessie was predeceased by Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Born in Lynn, she was the survived by one remaining her husband, Phillip B. Dou- Memphis, TN 38105. Please daughter of the late Gordon sister, Bertha Grant, and by cette in 1966. She is survived visit www.cuffemcginn.com and Lillian (Cashman)McCa- her eight grandchildren and by her son, Jonathan J. Dou- for directions, or to sign the rthy. She was a graduate of 17 great-grandchildren. Edward H. Dembowski, 76 cette and his wife Susan of online guest book. Lynn Classical, Class of 1949. Service information: Vis- Dorothy, a loving mother and iting hours will be held on grandmother, enjoyed spend- Thursday, April 5 at 10 a.m. ing time with her children, followed by a service at BRADFORD — Ed- daughter, Elaine grandchildren and great-grand- 11:30 at the PARKER Fu- ward H. Dembowski, LaBree of Glenburn; Angeline A. Hernon, 85 children. She also enjoyed trav- neral Home, 35 Franklin St., 76, beloved husband three granddaugh- 1933-2018 eling, cooking, playing cards Lynn. In lieu of flowers, do- of Marie (White) ters, Emma, Chloe and trips to the casino. nations can be made to the Dembowski, passed and Grace LaBree; SWAMPSCOTT — riage before his pass- In addition to her husband, charity of your choice. away March 31, many cousins and Hernon, Angeline ing in 2012. She is 2018 at his home friends. A special Anne, of Swamp- survived by her son, with his family by his thank you to Richard scott, passed away William J. “Bill” Her- side. and Helen Veazie for peacefully on April non of Salsibury; her He was born in their love and sup- 1, 2018 at the age daughter, Laura Her- Lynn Aug. 8, 1941, son of the port during this time. of 85 at the Bertram non-Kenny and hus- late William and Stephanie Service information: A fu- House of Swamp- band Donald Kenny Ellen M. Figliolini, 61 (Kwiecinski) Dembowski. neral liturgy outside of Mass scott. of Powell, Ohio; her Edward was a veteran of the will be held 1 pm. Friday, Anne was born sister, Joan Dineen of U.S. Navy, serving 28 years April 6, 2018 at BROOK- March 3, 1933 in Winchester, North Reading, and her grand- LYNN — Ellen M. (Cerullo) daughter, wife, mother and with the naval reserve. He INGS-SMITH, 133 Center St., the daughter of the late Sam- daughters, Nicole, Justine and Figliolini, 61, of Lynn, beloved grandmother who will be deeply served at NAS So. Weymouth, Bangor, where relatives and uel and Marie (Leonardis) Allison Kenny of Powell, Ohio. wife of the late John R. Figli- missed by all who knew her. NAS Alameda, Calif., and was friends are invited to call Bavuso. Anne was raised Anne loved traveling with olini, and daughter of the late She is survived by her chil- called to active duty during 12 noon until time of ser- and educated in Woburn and her husband to many places, Norma (Taylor) Cerullo, died dren, Dante Figliolini, Cory Desert Shield/Desert Storm vice. The Rite of Committal graduated from Woburn High especially Hawaii, she loved March 31, 2018 at Life Care Figliolini, Shaun O’Grady and was stationed at NAS will follow at Mt. Pleasant School. to knit, read, sparked up con- of the North Shore. and his wife Flora, and Taylor Rota Spain. Edward attained Catholic Cemetery, Ohio Anne was employed by New versations with anyone who Born, raised and educated Dumas, all of Lynn, and her the rank of senior chief/E8 Street, Bangor. The family England Telephone Compa- listened, and was an avid in Lynn, she was a graduate granddaughter, Jasmine. and was awarded the Navy invites relatives and friends ny and retired in 1982. Ad- Boston sports fan. of the Lynn school system. El- Service information: Rela- Achievement Medal. to share conversation and ditionally, Anne also worked Service information: Fami- len was employed with North tives and friends are invited His professional career was refreshments at the Family as a waitress at the Hilltop ly and friends are invited to Reading Transportation as a to attend funeral services spent with Northeast Airlines Reception Center of Brook- Steak House in Saugus, an attend Anne’s visitation on school bus monitor, and also from NADWORNY Funeral then Delta Air Lines in Boston, ings-Smith, 163 Center St., ever-friendly face whether in Thursday, April 5, 2018 from employed with LEO Head Start Home, 798 Western Ave., as well as San Francis- Bangor, following the Dodge City, Santa Fe, Sioux 4-7 p.m. at CUFFE-MCGINN as a teacher. Lynn, Thursday at 11 a.m., co and Bangor, as an burial. Condolences City or Kansas City. Funeral Home, 157 Maple Ellen was an avid animal lover visiting hours will be prior aircraft mechanic. to the family may be Anne was the beloved wife St., Lynn, MA 01904. A pri- and she mostly enjoyed spend- from 10-11 a.m. For guest Surviving in addi- expressed at Brook- of William J. “Bill” Hernon and vate cremation will take ing time with her granddaugh- book please visitwww.nad- tion to his wife are one ingsSmith.com. they shared 52 years of mar- place at a later date. ter Jasmine. Ellen was a loving wornyfuneralhome.com.

IN MEMORIAM DOROTHY M. OBLENES 781-593-7700 2012 ~ APRIL 3 ~ 2018 Publishing Daily, except Sundays SIXTH ANNIVERSARY USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional offices. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States $20.00 for 4 weeks $65.00 for 13 weeks $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year Send payment to and POSTMASTER, send address changes to: The Daily Item Missing you every day. 110 Munroe St. Forever in our hearts. P.O. Box 5 Your loving family Lynn, MA 01903 TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Changes ordered for Massachusetts police after overtime flap By Bob Salsberg has called on the governor ASSOCIATED PRESS to show more leadership on issues plaguing the BOSTON — Body cam- state police. eras for state troopers The overtime audit was and GPS vehicle locators launched by former state in cruisers were among police Col. Richard McK- several policy changes eon, Gilpin’s predecessor. ordered Monday for state Baker hired Gilpin af- police after the agency ter McKeon and his for- was rocked by an overtime mer second in command, scandal and other recent Francis Hughes, abruptly disclosures. retired in November amid The reforms announced a separate investigation by Republican Gov. Char- into the alteration of an lie Baker and Col. Kelly arrest report involving a Gilpin, the commanding judge’s adult daughter. officer of the state police, also include disbanding McKeon was accused of ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Troop E, which patrols ordering a trooper to scrub The Selectmen’s Room at Abbott Hall in Marblehead has undergone a renovation, with re-ar- the 138-mile Turnpike embarrassing information ranged artwork and floor plan, as well as a fresh coat of paint and a refurbished rug. from Boston to the New from the report to protect York state border. Troop- the judge and the woman, ers in that unit will be who police say failed so- reassigned and responsi- briety tests and indicated Marblehead’s Abbot Hall gets bilities for patrolling the she had a heroin addiction highway split among oth- after an October crash. er divisions. Baker and Gilpin said An internal audit last the changes announced an expensive new makeover month revealed that near- Monday will take months ly 30 current and former to implement and, in addi- By Bridget Turcotte bott Public Library building lar in 1975, according to been replaced, and the se- troopers assigned to Troop tion to improving account- ITEM STAFF was constructed in 1954, it the town’s website. lectmen’s table has been E may have been paid ability, would make troop- took on a new purpose. But it’s the Spirit of ‘76 reoriented to better show- overtime for shifts never ers safer. MARBLEHEAD — A Dana Pullman, presi- While it is now used by painting that is the promi- case the important pieces. worked in 2016. Some of room in Abbot Hall has a dent of the State Police Marblehead selectmen for nent focal point of the room, Johnston said the im- those troopers have since new look intended to bet- Association of Massa- regular meetings, it’s also and many of the renova- provements came at a good retired while others have ter suit some of the town’s a place for weddings and tions made last week were been placed on adminis- chusetts, complained the time. The updates were most valuable artifacts. other special events, and intended to highlight its trative leave. new policies were rolled overdue, he said, and crews The Shattuck Fund, holds some of the town’s importance, said Johnston. “The Massachusetts out with little input from through a $28,000 grant, most valuable artifacts. The painting, original- were already preparing to state police have a long the union. He strongly paid for new carpet, win- Artifacts of Marblehead’s ly titled Yankee Doodle, cut into the walls to update and honorable history,” suggested that body cam- dow treatments, and mu- history line the walls of was created by Archibald cameras used for recording Baker said. “The men and eras and vehicle locators seum-quality paint for the the room, including the M. Willard of Cleveland, meetings. women who have worked should be subject to collec- Selectmen’s Room, which 1684 deed of purchase for Ohio, for the 1876 centen- The Shattuck Fund pro- there for generations tive bargaining. houses the town’s beloved the town’s land from the nial celebration. vides grants to our Marble- earned that honor. That While calling the over- Spirit of ‘76 painting and Naumkeag tribe for 16 It was donated to the head organizations each history, that reputation time allegations “embar- several other historical British pounds, which is town building by Marble- year, said Johnston. This has been tarnished.” rassing,” he blamed the pieces. about $80 in today’s dollars, head native General John year, the Historical Com- Democratic Attorney problems on a tiny portion “The walls are slightly and letters from George H. Devereux, whose son mission was chosen as a General Maura Healey of the force and said the more gray tone to show off Washington, Elbridge Ger- was the inspiration be- recipient. has launched a criminal changes ordered Monday the artwork better,” said ry, Paul Revere, and docu- hind the drummer boy in “They’ve just been won- investigation into the pos- should not amount to a Chris Johnston, chairman ments signed by John Han- the painting, said John- derful in supporting us sible overtime abuses and “kneejerk reaction.” of the Marblehead Histor- cock and Samuel Adams. ston. ical Commission. “All art- The collection also in- While many copies of the and helping us keep Abbot work came off the walls and cludes a painting of painting have been made, Hall in good condition,” he has been rearranged to give Washington Passing the the one that hangs in Ab- said. it better visual spacing.” Delaware by William T. bot Hall is the original. Bridget Turcotte can be The space originally Bartoll, circa 1850, which Beige-colored drapes reached at bturcotte@item- served as a library reading was discovered on the dirt have replaced the red vel- live.com. Follow her on room. But when the new Ab- floor of the building’s cel- vet ones, the carpet has Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. King’s historic assassination eve speech read out loud in Boston By Steve LeBlanc Democratic Boston Mayor ring true. has said a 2020 run for ASSOCIATED PRESS Marty Walsh said. “It was a prophetic the White House is on his Patrick, a Democrat who speech at its time, and it’s radar screen. BOSTON — Martin Lu- served eight years at the a prophetic speech now King had deep ties to ther King Jr.’s last speech state’s first black governor like so much of King’s Boston, which has had its before his assassination and was only the second speeches. They are time- own struggles along racial 50 years ago this week elected black governor in less, poetic and challeng- lines, including the tumult was read aloud in Boston the nation’s history, said ing and they spur us to over the integration of the on Monday by dozens of King’s words continue to action,” said Patrick, who city’s schools that began in speakers who took turns the 1970s. reading short passages. King earned his doctor- The readers were ages 5 ate in theology at Boston to 91 and included former University, met his wife Gov. Deval Patrick. Coretta Scott King in the King originally delivered city, and preached at the the speech in Memphis, Twelfth Baptist Church in Tennessee, on the eve of the city’s Roxbury neigh- his April 4, 1968, death. A borhood. few hundred people gath- He also organized a ered at Boston City Hall in march from Roxbury, a the chilly afternoon air to historically black neigh- participate in reading and borhood, to Boston Com- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS listening to the address. mon near the Massachu- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS King’s speeches are as setts Statehouse in 1965 Massachusetts State Police Col. Kerry Gilpin relevant today as they Steve Coachman, of Boston, unfurls a flag featur- to call for better housing faces reporters during a news conference on were a half a century ago, ing a likeness of Martin Luther King Jr. Monday. conditions. Monday. BLT’s in Lynn celebrates re-opening Schools without kitchens to receive a helping hand By Thomas Grillo their hands full before ITEM STAFF they took on this latest ASSOCIATED PRESS healthy food for nearby challenge. They have LYNN — BLT’s, the pop- schools without kitchens. three children, 8, 6 and 2. BOSTON — Local stu- Special hybrid kitchens ular breakfast and lunch The 35-seat restaurant dents are going to be eat- diner on Broad Street, cel- are also being construct- began as Sam’s in 2004, he ing their vegetables in ed at some schools with- ebrated its grand reopen- said, and three years ago school. ing under new owners out any place to prepare become BLTs. The Mateos Mayor Martin Walsh food. The rate of students Monday. are keeping the name. and Boston Public Schools Nicaury and Lissette eating lunch provided by The menu still features Superintendent Tommy schools has increased be- Mateo, natives of the Do- many customer favorites Chang joined students tween seven to 15 percent minican Republic, are including the three egg, at Bradley Elementary per school. the operators of what for steak and cheese omelette school in East Boston to Toro restaurant chef years was known as Sam’s for $8.99, eggs benedict launch a kitchen construc- Ken Oringer has helped Grille. for $8.99, and the choco- tion program in 30 schools. teach food service staff to “Me and my wife want- late chip waffle for $5.99. The “My Way Cafe” pro- cook new menu items. ed to open a cafe so we’ve Frances Martinez, presi- gram is an expansion of an The idea is to get stu- been looking,” said Nica- dent and CEO of the North existing year-old pilot pro- dents to stop eating junk ury Mateo. “Once we saw Shore Latino Business As- gram where schools with food, and to have access to this, we knew it was a sociation, said her organi- healthy food at school. great opportunity.” zation’s role is to help mi- in-service kitchens prep Mateo will continue to nority entrepreneurs get a work his day job as an en- hand up launching a new Lynn Drug Task Force LAW OFFICES OF gineer at Beverly Hospital business. JAMES J. CARRIGAN while his wife will work “This is another victo- Hotline • Social Security Disability the cafe, which serves ry for the North Shore, 781-477-4444 • Workers Compensation breakfast and lunch. The in this case, to the city of • Accidents CALL 24 HOURS A DAY two will work together on Lynn where this couple is 25 years located across or text the word tiplynn and your tip to from Lynn District Court weekends. launching their business,” “tip411” (847411) “My wife will really be 15 Johnson St. she said. “We are very ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE handling the day-to-day, proud.” All reports of neighborhood activity 781-596-0100 but I’ll be behind the Thomas Grillo can be Lissette and Nick Mateo celebrate their new will be investigated. JAMES J. CARRIGAN ownership of the BLT’s restaurant on Broad Callers may remain anonymous ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN scenes helping,” he said. reached at tgrillo@item- RONALD D. MALLOY The couple already had live.com. Street in Lynn. Spanish menu available www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 OPINION JOHN M. CRISP HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Repeal the Second Amendment? M H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director T  J  Gordon R. Hall No, let’s enact the 28th. 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer Last week retired Su- freely, before long we’re amendment to the Consti- Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan preme Court Justice John enacting amendments tution — the 28th — that Chief Operating O cer Chairman Paul Stevens made the such as the 18th, which clearly establishes that Customer Service PŽ dramatic suggestion that abolished a free citizen’s Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 right. But let’s acknowl- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 the nation repeal the Sec- right to take a drink. edge, as well, the inter- Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 ond Amendment, the enig- The Second Amendment est that our society has All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 matic constitutional text is one of those anachro- in regulating the kinds of 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 at the heart of our nation- nisms. The right to keep weapons that citizens may Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 al debate over gun policy. and bear arms is best un- Ext. 2 Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 own, and under what con- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 I’m no big fan of fire- derstood in the military ditions. After all, the Con- Classifi ed Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 arms. I’ve previously context of the amend- stitution is concerned with classi [email protected] written with considerable ment’s preamble, the “well John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 the rights of all citizens as Subscriptions skepticism about open regulated Militia.” Histo- a whole, as well as those of [email protected] carry laws, about permit- rian Garry Wills makes individuals. ting concealed weapons this case in the New York Circulation Even though most of the [email protected] on college campuses and Review of Books in an about the doubtful notion argument too extended 38,000 annual firearms Ext. 3 casualties in our country that arming teachers is a and complex to summa- Newsroom solution for school shoot- rize here. But it’s readily are not victims of mili- tary-style, high-capacity [email protected] ings. available online, and an [email protected] EDITORIAL Nevertheless, I would open-minded reader may automatic and semiauto- not support repealing the find it convincing. matic weapons, they are Ext. 4 Second Amendment, and But Wills was writing in the ones that terrify us Sports even the suggestion may 1995, long before District and the nation’s school- [email protected] do more harm than good. of Columbia vs. Heller, children. They’re not suit- Ext. 5 Exercising The National Rifle As- the 2008 Supreme Court able for self-defense and sociation has elevated ruling that held that the they’re not necessary for Retail and Online the “keep-and-bear-Arms” Second Amendment sup- sport shooting. They are, Advertising [email protected] amendment to the status ports the private right to however, the weapon of caution of a near-sacred text that gun ownership apart from choice for mass shootings. ADVERTISING establishes the right of a military context. These weapons are the Peter Battinelli Saugus School Superintendent David DeRu- Americans to own power- The decision was contro- logical concern of the Sec- ful weapons in large num- versial, a 5-4 vote. Justice Sales Representative, ext. 1217 osi delivered a wakeup call to all parents last ond Amendment, which, if [email protected] week when he surveyed the sparse crowd at- bers. An attempt to repeal Scalia wrote 64 reasonably freed from the burden of tending a cyber security discussion sponsored it — and it would proba- well-argued pages convey- defending the right of a Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising by the Saugus Wellness Committee at the pub- bly fail, anyway — would ing the majority’s opinion. mentally unstable youth merely stoke the NRA’s Justice Stevens wrote 46 and Business Development, ext. 1355 lic library and said: “I would be lying if I said I to own a weapon of war, is [email protected] wouldn’t like to see more people here.” already overwrought fear pages in dissent and Jus- better suited to implement that liberals are deter- tice Breyer, 44. As you can Michele Iannaco Safety and happiness are the paramount con- the “well regulated” part mined to take away their see, it’s complicated. Sales Representative, ext. 1315 cerns for parents and anyone with responsibil- of its preamble. weapons. I think that just over [email protected] ity for sending a child off to school. The inherent right to de- Besides, I feel a bit half of the court got it Presented by Middlesex Partners for Youth fend yourself with a weap- Ralph Mitchell queasy when people start wrong in Heller, but the Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Prevention working with local educators, the on probably transcends presentation on online dangers is part of a talking about revising the NRA has won that battle [email protected] Constitution. and established its claim the Constitution. But if town parental information series that has al- we’re going to start tin- Patricia Whalen Certainly, the Consti- on the Second Amend- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ready touched in depth on mental health. kering with our founding Cyberbullying is already a well-documented tution isn’t perfect. Some ment. It’s unlikely to ever [email protected] document let’s clarify that threat to kids and a target of combined opera- provisions deserve recon- be reclaimed by an honest, right in a new amend- tions by law enforcement agencies and schools. sideration. The Electoral historically contextual in- BUSINESS OFFICE ment, as well as establish But educating parents about how to keep their College, for example. Or terpretation. Susan J. Conti measures to free ourselves children safe online is a broad challenge. the undemocratic gerry- And even though the Controller, ext. 1288 The library presentation focused in part on mandering that the found- right to personal gun from the terror of weap- [email protected] ers failed to prevent. Or ownership is a stretch for ons more deadly than the the threat posed by online predators who use Ted Grant familiarity to lure children into illegal activity. the fact that Montana is the Second Amendment, founders could have imag- Publisher, ext. 1234 Among the challenges facing parents seeking allotted a senator for ev- many liberals, including ined. [email protected] ery 378,000 citizens, but me, would object to its re- to keep their children safe is the sophistication John M. Crisp, an op- Marian Kinney and determination predators employ in order California gets one for ev- peal simply because they ery 20 million. support the right of in- ed columnist for Tribune ext. 1212 to convince children to do their bidding. News Service, lives in [email protected] Since its inception, social media has unfolded So the Constitution dividuals to own guns to Georgetown, Texas, and Will Kraft as a new frontier of trust relationship-building has certain undesirable protect themselves or for can be reached at jcrisp- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 between parents and children. Long-standing anachronisms, but if we sport. So let’s produce an [email protected]. [email protected] questions like, “Who are your friends?” and start tinkering with it too edicts like, “Keep your bedroom door open” are Jennifer Perez JOHN R. BAWDEN ext. 1205 rooted in a more trusting and, maybe, more na- [email protected] ive time. Mobile technology puts the online world and Mike Shanahan social media into all users’ hands without re- America needs baseball more than ever Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 gard to age or maturity. Safely navigating the [email protected] online world and knowing when to be suspi- Baseball has become Carolina Trujillo cious about social media contacts is a discus- countercultural in Ameri- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 sion parents increasingly find themselves hav- ca. Its pacing runs counter [email protected] ing with kids. It is also a discussion that often to our Twitter-addled era. Jim Wilson places the adults at a disadvantage in terms of The game denies instant Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 social media awareness. gratification. Thousands [email protected] of measurable events and The root of relationships between children CIRCULATION and parents is trust and the communication matchups provide inargu- that grows out of that trust. Social media and able facts. The sport de- Lisa Mahmoud mands respect for history Manager, ext. 1239 mobile devices are easy targets for critics who [email protected] say technology has driven children away from and context. Given the the dinner table and the family conversation. current political climate, CLASSIFIED But optimists suggest it has given families a the republic needs base- Abbe Young Smith virtual playing field for education and common ball more than ever. Manager, ext. 1276 experiences. As the country has sped [email protected] As Saugus’ superintendent, DeRuosi is build- up, baseball has got- ing a strong track record of engaging parents ten slower. The average PHOTO | JERRY JACKSON/BALTIMORE SUN NEWSROOM nine-inning game takes and the town community as a whole in broad The Orioles mascot runs onto the field during Bill Brotherton over three hours — 13 per- education discussions. With support from top player introductions prior to the Opening Day Features Editor ext. 1338 town officials and elected leaders, he helped set cent longer than in 2005. [email protected] There is no “running the game between the Orioles and Minnesota Twins Saugus on a progressive course to reorganize on Thursday, March 29 in Baltimore. Gayla Cawley education in Saugus, culminating with plan- clock” as there is in just Reporter, ext. 1236 ning for a combined middle and high school. about every other sport. [email protected] ers expect ups and downs. ular season in the early The series of conversations focused on dan- Batters saunter to the This is not the orientation 1960s, which made com- Cheryl Charles gers faced by young people, including dating plate and fiddle with bat- of hyperbolic cable news paring the single-season News Editor, ext. 1278 violence and depression, is a valuable parental ting gloves. Pitchers shake shows or the incessant achievements of pitchers [email protected] resource and maybe the most helpful tool the off signs, get set and then outrage traded on social and hitters difficult. With town can provide to local parents. step off the mound. Major Thomas Grillo media. the growing dominance of Reporter, ext. 1264 One of the biggest challenges parents face in League Baseball hopes to pitchers during the late [email protected] keeping their children safe in the online world quicken the pace by limit- Baseball resists quick, ing the number of coach- uninformed judgments. 1960s, the league widened Spenser Hasak is the constantly evolving nature of social me- the strike zone and low- dia technology. Decades went by with the same ing visits to the mound Teams and players reveal Photographer, ext. 1332 and shortening breaks their character over some ered the pitcher’s mound [email protected] set of standard childhood threats — driving five inches to help batters between innings. Players, 1,500 innings played each Thor Jourgensen dangers, “the wrong crowd” and, in more recent again. Such rule changes, bless them, have resisted year. The sheer volume Editorial Director, ext. 1267 years, substance abuse — challenging parents. of which there are many, a 20-second pitch clock. of data generated lends [email protected] Online dangers aren’t as simple or as easy mean that Babe Ruth Baseball teaches delayed itself to debate, analysis to detect. But the latest Saugus school initia- can’t be neatly compared Steve Krause gratification. It lacks the and historical comparison. tive aided by professionals and with the public to Mike Trout. Sports Editor, ext. 1229 constant movement of All major league players [email protected] library’s cooperation lays the groundwork to MLB franchises are basketball or violent con- stand in relationship to expand conversations on student online safety businesses designed to Owen O’Rourke tact of football, and the the achievements of their and shine light on dark areas of the Internet. make money, but even Photographer, ext. 1224 pleasure of an inning-end- forbearers. the league’s distasteful [email protected] ing strikeout or run-sav- Baseball reminds us attempts at spectacle — Roberto Scalese ing catch comes only after how important historical like halftime shows at Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 a period of tense waiting. context is as well. No one [email protected] forgets that baseball was the MLB Homerun Derby The exact opposite occurs — cannot overwhelm the racially segregated un- Mark Sutherland too. With the crowd on its substance of our nation- feet during a go-ahead mo- til Jackie Robinson took Creative Director al pastime. At a moment [email protected] the field with the Brook- ment, a batter will foul off when post-truth politics lyn Dodgers in 1947. In five pitches only to meekly poisons our discourse, Anne Marie Tobin ground out to first base. 1920, when the league opening day (couldn’t) get Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Baseball also fosters introduced the more tight- here soon enough. [email protected] a philosophical outlook. ly-wound “live ball,” slug- Bridget Turcotte There are 162 regular sea- gers such as Babe Ruth John R. Bawden is an Reporter, ext. 1269 son games; players and became stars of the game associate professor of his- [email protected] teams often recover from overnight. MLB added tory at the University of Ryan York slow starts. Fans and play- eight games to the reg- Montevallo in Alabama. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Studies connect legal marijuana with fewer opioid prescriptions

By Malcolm Ritter quarter, so a given state ASSOCIATED PRESS without a law at one point could join the other cate- NEW YORK — Can le- gory once a law kicked in. galizing marijuana fight Results showed that the problem of opioid ad- laws that let people use diction and fatal overdos- marijuana to treat specific es? Two new studies in the medical conditions were debate suggest it may. associated with about a 6 Pot can relieve chron- percent lower rate of opi- ic pain in adults, so ad- oid prescribing for pain. vocates for liberalizing That’s about 39 fewer pre- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS marijuana laws have pro- scriptions per 1,000 peo- posed it as a lower-risk ple using Medicaid. Firefighters search for a 13-year-old boy in a hole near the L.A. River at the 134 and 5 Freeway alternative to opioids. But The other study looked interchange Sunday. some research suggests at opioid prescribing na- marijuana may encourage tionwide for people using opioid use, and so might Medicare, which covers make the epidemic worse. people 65 years or older ‘Miraculous’: Teen survives 12 The new studies don’t and those with disabili- directly assess the effect ties. Every year from 2010 of legalizing marijuana through 2015, research- hours in Los Angeles sewage on opioid addiction and ers compared states with overdose deaths. Instead, a medical marijuana law By Amanda Lee a Los Angeles park. When “The first thing they family. A worker handed they find evidence that in effect to those without Myers a plank broke, Jesse fell heard was ‘Help!’” said him a phone, and he called legalization may reduce one. Fourteen states plus ASSOCIATED PRESS about 25 feet and landed Adel Hagekhalil, assistant his mom. the prescribing of opioids. the District of Columbia in fast-moving sewage, general manager of the “He was happy, the Over-prescribing is con- had such a law from the LOS ANGELES — A said Brian Humphrey, a sanitation department. family was happy,” said sidered a key factor in the beginning of that time; 13-year-old boy was mi- spokesman for the Los An- The crew lowered down Hagekhalil, adding that opioid epidemic. nine other states joined raculously rescued Mon- geles Fire Department. a hose to Jesse, who was rescuers were thrilled at Both studies were re- them during the years the day after falling into a The other children im- about 11 feet deep in the the outcome. leased Monday by the study covered. river of sewage in Los mediately notified adults, pipe. After an accident like journal JAMA Internal Researchers found that Angeles, getting swept who called 911, initiating “He caught onto the hose Jesse’s, rescuers say the Medicine. Medicare patients in away and spending more a frantic and exhaustive and was reeled back up,” likelihood of someone be- One looked at trends states with marijuana than 12 hours in the toxic 12-hour search of labyrin- Hagekhalil said. ing found safe diminishes in opioid prescribing un- dispensaries filled pre- environment of the city’s thine underground pipes Rescuers gave him im- by the hour. der Medicaid, which cov- scriptions for about 14 maze-like underground using cameras propped on mediate medical atten- About 2,400 feet of pipe ers low-income adults, percent fewer daily doses pipeline system. flotation devices. tion, including hosing him had been inspected when between 2011 and 2016. of opioids than those in Jesse Hernandez had Rescuers finally found down to get rid of the sew- rescuers found Jesse less It compared the states other states. Patients in been playing with other Jesse after seeing images age and cleaning out his than a mile from where he where marijuana laws states that only allowed children on wooden planks of handprints on a sewage eyes and nose with sterile disappeared. He was tak- took effect versus states them to grow pot at home over an access portal to pipe. A sanitation crew saline, Humphrey said. en to a hospital for a full without such laws. The showed about 7 percent the sewer system during rushed to the area and Jesse immediately asked evaluation and is to be re- comparison was done each fewer doses. a family outing Sunday at opened a manhole. for a cellphone to call his united with his family. As rebellion grows, Kentucky and Oklahoma teachers rally By Sean Murphy cent. But some educators na are now considering a walkout. and Bruce Schreiner say that isn’t good enough strike over their demands Some schools in Okla- ASSOCIATED PRESS and walked out. for a 20 percent salary in- homa are offering free “If I didn’t have a second crease. meals to students aged 18 OKLAHOMA CITY — job, I’d be on food stamps,” “Their success has or younger while various The state Capitol in Ken- said Rae Lovelace, a single shown us that collective churches, faith organiza- tucky filled with teach- mom and a third-grade activity can work,” Ken- tions and charitable agen- ers protesting pension teacher at Leedey Public tucky teacher Corey Sayre cies are providing free changes and demanding Schools in northwest Okla- said of the West Virginia day-care services. generous school funding homa who works 30 to 40 Monday, and thousands hours a week at a second of Oklahoma educators job teaching online courses PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS walked out of classrooms for a charter school. in the latest evidence of Rep. Elizabeth Esty, D-Conn., speaks on Capi- The largest teachers tol Hill in Washington. teacher rebellion in some union in Oklahoma has Republican-led states over demanded a $10,000 pay education cuts. raise for educators over Many Oklahoma schools, three years, $5,000 for US Rep. Esty will not including the three larg- support personnel and a est districts of Oklahoma $75 million increase in seek re-election amid City, Tulsa and Edmond, funding this year. The pay were closed Monday. Dis- hike lawmakers approved tricts announced plans to last week was the first harassment queries keep campuses shut down Oklahoma teachers have into Tuesday with teacher seen in 10 years. By Susan Haigh outrageous behavior with demonstrations expected The demonstrations ASSOCIATED PRESS a former staffer, I believe to last a second day. were inspired by West it is important for the Oklahoma Gov. Mary HARTFORD, Conn. — House Ethics Committee Virginia, where teachers PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Fallin signed legislation walked out for nine days U.S. Rep. Elizabeth Esty to conduct its own inqui- last week granting teach- earlier this year and won A teacher holds up a sign during a rally at the announced Monday she ry into this matter,” Esty ers pay raises of about a 5 percent increase in Kentucky state Capitol in protest for increased will not seek re-election said in a written state- $6,100, or 15 to 18 per- pay. Teachers in Arizo- funding on Monday. this year amid calls for ment, acknowledging “it her resignation over her certainly was far from a handling of the firing of perfect process.” a former chief of staff Esty said she wants Winnie Madikizela-Mandela dies at 81, accused of harassment, the committee to “clarify threats and violence whether there was any was anti-apartheid activist in own right against female staffers in wrongdoing” on her part. her congressional office. A lawyer for the commit- By Christopher tivism was marred by her Esty, a Democrat from tee said he could not com- Connecticut and an out- Torchia conviction in 1991 for kid- ment on Esty’s request for spoken #MeToo advocate, ASSOCIATED PRESS napping and assault, for an investigation. It’s un- was accused of not pro- which she was fined. She clear whether an investi- JOHANNESBURG — tecting female staffers faced these allegations gative subcommittee will Nelson Mandela’s ex-wife from the ex-chief of staff. be created or how long the again during the 1997 Winnie Madikizela-Man- Esty has said she regrets process might take. dela, an anti-apartheid hearings before the Truth not moving along an in- The request for an ex- activist in her own right and Reconciliation Com- ternal investigation into pedited probe from Esty whose reputation was sul- mission, a panel that in- the allegations, which re- came amid calls for her lied by scandal, has died. vestigated apartheid-era vealed more widespread resignation from a grow- She was 81. crimes. allegations of abuse, and ing number of state poli- The woman many South Still, Madikizela-Mande- regrets providing “even ticians in Connecticut, in- Africans have described as la remained a venerated the slightest assistance cluding fellow Democrats. the “Mother of the Nation” figure in the ruling African to this individual as he Bob Duff, the Democratic and a champion of the National Congress, which sought a new job.” state Senate’s majority black majority, died “sur- has led South Africa since Esty said she deter- leader, was among those rounded by her family and the end of apartheid in mined “that it is in the to urge Esty to step down loved ones,” according to a 1994. best interest of my con- in the midst of her third- statement released by Ma- She continued to tell stituents and my family to term. dikizela-Mandela’s family. the party “exactly what is end my time in Congress Duff said several points Madikizela-Mandela was FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS wrong and what is right at the end of this year and led him to call for Esty’s the second of Mandela’s not seek re-election.” resignation, including her at any time,” said senior three wives, married to Winnie Mandela mourns the death of 17 black Her announcement reluctance to speak out ANC leader Gwede Man- him from 1958 to 1996. activists at a funeral service held in Johannes- came hours after she publicly about the situa- Mandela, who died in burg, South Africa on March 5, 1986. tashe. asked the House Ethics tion and using taxpayer 2013, was imprisoned Zuma’s successor, Presi- Committee to review her money to pay her former throughout most of their der house arrest for years. give the struggle for justice dent Cyril Ramaphosa, de- actions. chief of staff, Tony Baker, marriage, and Madikize- “She kept the memory in South Africa one of its scribed Madikizela-Man- “Although we worked about $5,000 in severance. la-Mandela’s own activism of her imprisoned hus- most recognizable faces,” dela in a televised tribute with the House Employ- Staffers said Esty repaid against white minority band Nelson Mandela the family said. as a “champion of justice ment Counsel to investi- the federal government rule led to her being jailed alive during his years on However, Madikize- and equality” and a “voice gate and ultimately dis- last week with her person- for months and placed un- Robben Island and helped la-Mandela’s political ac- for the voiceless.” miss this employee for his al funds. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- rying a loaded firearm without erating a motor vehicle with a Lynner faces drug, larly arrests, reflect police records. In a license, two counts of pos- suspended license and habitu- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, session to distribute a class B al traffic offender at 5:46 p.m. it is the sole responsibility of the con- drug, operating a motor vehicle on Friday. with a suspended license, and weapons charges cerned party to contact the relevant possession of a firearm or am- Accidents police department and have the de- munition in dwelling at 5:17 partment issue a notice of correction p.m. on Sunday. A report of a motor vehicle By Bella diGrazia to Lt. Michael Kmiec. counts of Class B drug pos- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- accident on Copeland Circle at FOR THE ITEM The arrest resulted in session with intent to dis- 12:23 p.m. on Sunday; at Pret- Lynn police seizing $9,000 tribute, two counts of Class ifications will not be made without Accidents LYNN — A 25-year-old express notice of change from the zel Time, Squire Road, at 6:14 in cash, a large amount of C drug possession with in- A report of a motor vehicle p.m. on Sunday; at Broadway Lynn man faced sever- arresting police department. marijuana, about $1,900 tent to distribute, Class D accident with an unlicensed and Cummings Avenue at 7:03 al drug charges in court Monday after being ar- worth of cocaine, $400 drug possession with intent driver and one transport to La- p.m. on Sunday. worth of oxycontin, and to distribute, cocaine traf- LYNN hey Hospital at 53 Lowell St. at rested late last week on Multiple reports of a motor various other drugs such ficking and unlawful pos- 10:50 a.m. on Monday. vehicle accident with fire and multiple warrant charges. Sean Kim, of 100 Magno- as suboxone strips and session of ammo without a Arrests A report of a two-car motor injuries at Revere High School, lia Ave., was taken into cus- Xanax pills. firearm identification card vehicle accident at Wardhurst School Street, at 2:10 p.m. on Travis Johnson, 28, was ar- tody at his home, according Kim was charged with two at 12:53 p.m. Friday. Shish Kabob & Steakhouse, Sunday. rested and charged with shop- 31 Lynnfield St., at 11:32 a.m. lifting by asportation at 2 p.m. A report of a hit and run mo- on Monday. tor vehicle accident with prop- on Sunday. A report of a minor motor Moise Rodriguez, 26, of erty damage on Dolphin Ave- Police officer convicted vehicle accident at 295 Forest nue at 10:40 p.m. on Sunday. 237 Chatham St., was arrest- St. and 133 Newbury St. at ed and charged with operating 12:23 p.m. on Monday. a motor vehicle with a sus- Breaking and Entering of assault, vehicle theft pended license at 3:12 a.m. Complaints A report of a motor vehicle on Monday. breaking and entering on Proc- A caller reported a neighbor BOSTON — An off-duty face to countless police statement. tor Avenue at 9:27 a.m. on Boston Police officer was officers who work hard Doherty struck the vic- Accidents was banging on his door and Sunday. assaulted him when he an- convicted in the racially every day to earn the com- tim, who exited the car to A report of a motor vehicle motivated assault of a Re- munity’s trust with honor escape the assault, and swered it at 5 Broadmoor Lane Theft accident at Cooper Street and at 6:29 p.m. on Sunday. vere man working as an and professionalism.” then chased him around Western Avenue at 8:06 a.m. A caller reported an un- A report of shoplifting at Big Uber driver, and of briefly Jurors also convicted the vehicle. The victim on Sunday; on Ellis Street at known party constantly ringing Lots, VFW Parkway, at 12:56 driving away in the vehi- Doherty of assault and flagged down a passing 10:48 a.m. on Sunday; at Bos- the doorbell and when officers cle of a second driver who battery for purposes of in- car driven by another ton and Cottage streets at 4:52 p.m. on Sunday; at Las Vegas arrived they determined it was intervened on his behalf. timidation, reflecting his Uber driver, and Doherty p.m. on Sunday; at 111 Euclid Restaurant, Shirley Avenue, at a neighbor needing to get in A Suffolk Superior Court use of racial and ethnic entered the victim’s Toyo- Ave. at 7:55 a.m. on Monday; 10:17 p.m. on Sunday. touch with the calling party jury returned a guilty ver- slurs during the confron- ta Prius and drove away, at Oxford and Willow streets at A report of an auto theft on due to a water leak at Cedar dict against Michael Colin tation, and use of a motor prosecutors said. 10:35 a.m. on Monday. Elmwood Avenue at 2:40 p.m. Pond Village, 1100 Salem St., Doherty, 43, on two counts vehicle without authori- The victim got into the A report of a hit and run mo- on Sunday. at 4:19 a.m. on Monday. of assault and battery for ty for entering and driv- second car and the two tor vehicle accident at Centre striking the 28-year-old ing several blocks in the men followed Doherty un- Street and Western Avenue at A resident came into the SAUGUS station to report that someone man on Jan. 4, 2015, ac- victim’s vehicle. He was til he stopped on East 1st 4:06 p.m. on Sunday. cording to a statement acquitted of violating the Street and Farragut Road. A report of a motor vehicle threw tomatoes at her home Arrests over the weekend at 118 from Suffolk District At- civil rights of a second Doherty continued to use accident with personal injury torney Daniel F. Conley. man, who intervened in racial and ethnic slurs in at Ashland and Boston streets Goodale St. at 12:07 p.m. on Bryan Deming, 32, of 9 Monday. “The defendant’s con- the conflict on the victim’s a second physical confron- at 12:38 a.m. on Monday. Broadway, was arrested and duct that night was rep- behalf. tation. charged with assault and bat- rehensible,” Conley said. During the trial, prose- “Racially-motivated vio- Assaults Theft tery on a police officer and re- “His words and actions cutors said Doherty took lence by anyone, sworn or sisting arrest at 11:17 p.m. on A caller reported that his have no place in civilized an Uber from Charles- civilian, will be investigat- A report of an assault and Saturday. society. They represent- ton to South Boston, told ed and prosecuted, and no battery at Pleasant and Trem- ill girlfriend’s 2014 Hyundai John Deming Jr., 52, of Elantra was stolen over the ed a crime against the the driver they were in one should ever be afraid ont streets at 7:46 a.m. on 7 Seaver Brook Lane, Plais- weekend while she was at the victims, who were doing the wrong location, and to report it,” said Conley. Sunday; at 4 Houghton St. tow, N.H., was arrested and hospital at 34 Clement Ave. at nothing more than trying “used a racial epithet in Doherty is expected to at 8:39 p.m. on Sunday; on charged with domestic assault 8:15 a.m. on Monday. to work for a living, and the verbal exchange that face sentencing on April Brownville Avenue at 6:45 a.m. and battery at 11:17 p.m. on they were a slap in the followed,” according to the 17. on Monday. Saturday. A report of an assault at REVERE Shawn Deming, 31, of 34 Trio’s Mexican Grill, 70 Market County Road, Chelsea, was St., at 1:16 a.m. on Monday. Arrests arrested and charged with do- Investigators eye ‘red flags’ mestic assault and battery and Breaking and Entering Ernesto Bonilla-Mentivar, 40, of 47 Cummings Ave., was malicious destruction of prop- erty over $250 at 11:17 p.m. before California cliff crash A report of a breaking and arrested and charged with un- on Saturday. entering at 75 Silsbee St. at licensed operation of a motor By Gene Johnson 1:03 a.m. on Sunday; at 24 vehicle, use of motor vehicle Gary Goodwin, 46, of 9 Di- ane Drive, was arrested and and Phuong Le Mount Vernon St. at 5:25 p.m. without authority, operating un- ASSOCIATED PRESS on Sunday. der the influence of liquor, and charged with operating under A report of a motor vehicle negligently operating a motor the influence of liquor, spe- SEATTLE — Investiga- breaking and entering at 34 vehicle as to endanger a false cial speeding violation, and a tors said Monday they were Clearview Ave. at 11:12 p.m. name at Broadway and Cum- marked lanes violation at 9:50 examining “red flags” in a on Sunday. mings Avenue at 7:03 p.m. on p.m. on Saturday. Washington state family’s Sunday. Lada Nou, 26, of 110 Cen- past in hopes of explaining Complaints Lisa Ford, 48, of 137 Howe tral St., was arrested on a war- why their SUV went off a St., Marlborough, was arrested rant charge of operating a mo- 100-foot cliff in an appar- A report of a gunshot with and charged with possession tor vehicle with a suspended ent suicide plunge. evidence of two shell casings of a class A drug at 1:38 a.m. license at Buffalo Wild Wings, The wreckage was dis- and no damage at 110 Timson on Friday. 180 Main St., at 5:01 p.m. on covered last week on St. at 12:33 a.m. on Monday. Gina Marshall, 27, of 35 Saturday. rocks along the coast near Whitin Ave., was arrested and Mendocino, California, a Theft charged with disturbing the Accidents few days after child wel- peace and resisting arrest at fare authorities in Wash- A report of a larceny at 34 A report of a motor vehicle Ninety Nine Restaurant, VFW ington began investigat- Tudor St. at 6:22 a.m. on Sun- accident with property dam- Parkway, at 9:28 p.m. on Fri- ing whether the children day; at 55 Mount Pleasant St. age only on Linwood Street at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS day. were being abused or ne- at 9:10 a.m. on Sunday; at 64 1 p.m. on Sunday. The pullout where the SUV of Jennifer and Franklin St. at 2:48 p.m. on Anamaria Messina, 23, of glected. 30 Park Ave., was arrested with The Hart family’s two Sarah Hart was recovered off the Pacific Coast Sunday; at 20 Parker Ave. at Breaking and Entering Highway 1, near Westport, Calif. 9:29 p.m. on Sunday. attempted murder and assault moms and three of the A report of shoplifting at and battery with a dangerous A report of a motor vehicle six adopted children were Walmart, 780 Lynnway, at 1:22 weapon at 1:58 a.m. on Sun- breaking and entering at 584 found dead; the three sault charge in Minnesota far as he knew, investiga- p.m. on Sunday. day. Lincoln Ave. at 9:50 a.m. on others are missing and over what she said was tors had not found a sui- A report of a robbery at 8½ Gina Maria Rizzuto, 40, of Sunday. presumed dead, possibly a spanking given to one cide note. Woodman St. at 8:44 p.m. on 145 Horace St., East Boston, washed out to sea. of her children. And last Marcus Mazza, an en- Sunday; at 96 Union St. at was arrested and charged with Complaints Police said Monday that month, concerned neigh- gineer and accident-re- 11:55 p.m. on Sunday. larceny over $250 at Target, social service authorities bors in Woodland, Wash., construction expert with Furlong Drive, at 4:09 p.m. on A caller reported finding an in Oregon contacted the contacted child welfare Lancaster, Pa.-based Rob- Vandalism Friday. unknown female sleeping in West Linn Police Depart- authorities, saying the son Forensic, said inves- John Soda, 48, of 17 Mar- one of their vehicles and when ment about the family in children may have been tigators could use data to A report of vandalism to a jorie Road, Burlington, was officers arrived they trans- 2013 while they were liv- going hungry. determine factors such as motor vehicle at 35 Bulfinch arrested and charged with ported the female to Melrose ing in the area. On Sunday, authorities the speed of the vehicle; St. at 12:13 p.m. on Sunday. possession of a class A drug at Wakefield Hospital at Final Fin- The questions were re- announced that data from the engine speed; how 1:38 a.m. on Friday. ish, 24 Frank Bennett Highway, ferred to the Oregon De- the vehicle’s software sug- much force the driver was PEABODY Janice Southworth, 63, of at 8:30 a.m. on Sunday. partment of Human Ser- gested the crash was de- exerting on the gas pedal; 57 Oak Island St., was arrest- A caller reported a motor vices, which cited privacy liberate. and whether the driver Arrests ed on three warrant charges vehicle described as a white laws in refusing to confirm The SUV had stopped had depressed the brake. and larceny over $250 at Tar- SUV or van that keeps driving or deny the agency was in- at a pull-off area then In interviews with Edson Mota was arrested get, Furlong Drive, at 6:28 p.m. by while throwing hard boiled volved. sped straight off the cliff, friends and relatives, and charged with a marked on Friday. eggs that hit her children at Long before the crash, Capt. Greg Baarts of the “there have been red lanes violation and operating a John Arthur Viera, 56, of 7:09 p.m. on Sunday. Sarah Hart pleaded guilty California Highway Patrol flags,” Baarts said. He did motor vehicle with a suspend- 42 Holland St., Saugus, was in 2011 to a domestic as- said. Baarts said that as not elaborate. ed license at 10:50 a.m. on arrested and charged with Theft Monday. destruction of property over MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS David Sullivan, 30, of 10 May $250 at Bag Bin Deli, Shirley A caller reported their store St., was arrested and charged Avenue, at 4:12 p.m. on Friday. was broken into with the sus- Northampton High School conspiracy to defraud the with two counts of assault with Kenneth Walcott, 55, of pect caught on camera at Met- Custodian arrested after holes found in bathroom bathroom. Kasper says Department of Homeland a dangerous weapon, felony 29 Fairfield St., Medford, was ro PCS, 17 Essex St., at 9:52 several holes were found Security in its adminis- possession of a firearm, car- arrested and charged with op- a.m. on Monday. NORTHAMPTON (AP) in the ceiling. tration of a student visa — A custodian charged Police inspected all program. with spying on and taking other bathrooms, locker U.S. District Court photos of girls using the rooms and changing areas Judge F. Dennis Taylor bathroom at a Massa- in the school and did not sentenced Huang to time Lynn Drug Task Force chusetts high school has find anything suspicious. served and ordered her to pleaded not guilty. Kremensky has worked be immediately deported Hotline Michael Kremensky at the school since August. to China. was released on $500 bail His lawyer did not ad- In 2016, Huang had after appearing in court dress the charges in court someone else take a Test 781-477-4444 Monday to answer to four and did not immediately of English as a Foreign counts of photographing return a call. Language exam under an unsuspecting nude her identity after failing CALL 24 HOURS A DAY person. Student sentenced for previous attempts to pass. Northampton Police fraudulently obtaining visa She then used the score or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Chief Jody Kasper says to get into an American the 22-year-old Kremen- BOSTON (AP) — A university. Spanish menu available sky was arrested late Chinese national has been Huang and three other week after authorities sentenced for fraudulently Chinese nationals were All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. found what were de- obtaining a student visa. arrested and charged for scribed by school officials Twenty-one-year-old their roles in the college Callers may remain anonymous. as “unusual structural Leyi Huang pleaded admissions exam scam in modifications” in the guilty for one count of May 2017. TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Daughter rallying to change father’s fate DAUGHTER jor was dead. From A1 “It’s kind of hard to say he was not guilty under the circumstanc- her father was offered a plea deal, es,” Hess said. “My question would which gave him the opportunity to be exactly why did he rent a car and North Shore Com- plead guilty to manslaughter, but he drive back to Florida in the middle munity College stu- maintained that he didn’t kill any- of the night if he didn’t intend to kill dent Yassine Beno- body and believed that he would be Major Turenne? What possible ex- uardia is the latest found innocent after his trial. planation could you have for this?” candidate to enter Kadel and her two sisters have Hess said the case against Cromp- the race for state started an effort, “Rally to Free ton came together very cleanly. representative. Ralph E. Crompton,” which includes Crompton had an illicit affair, which got the better of him and the pair a Facebook page and change.org pe- ITEM PHOTO | THOMAS GRILLO tition with the same name. In Flor- hatched a plan to kill the major. He ida, the family has also invested in said Crompton went back to South advertising on billboards. Carolina, but the evidence linking Kadel said her father’s story has him to Panama City was very clear. Four’s a crowd stayed the same throughout the “It’s hard to tell which person hit- years, but Monique’s has changed ting a man with a hammer commit- many times. She said Crompton and ted the fatal blow,” Hess said. “One in state rep race Turenne got into an altercation out- thing we know is they acted in con- side the home, but it was Monique cert. It wasn’t a robbery. It wasn’t a gram. If I get 1,000 votes who hit her husband from behind fight. It was a murder and he was RACE and lose, I’ll try for 2,000 with a hammer. obviously in on it to come all the From A1 the next time.” She said Monique sent her hus- way back from South Carolina in a “This is my first time to His political idol, he band to the grocery store that night rental car.” said, is former California to get her Midol, and told Cromp- Hess said the hardest part of the get my name out there,” Republican Gov. Arnold ton to come over. But Kadel said case was getting Monique back from he said. Schwarzenegger. Monique never answered the door Canada. She got the insurance money Asked to define three “He came here as an im- to let her father inside the house, from her husband’s death and went key issues facing voters, migrant, a bodybuilder, and when Crompton was going back Mandie Kadel is trying to free to Canada, but the Canadian govern- he deflected the question. which is crazy, and became to his car, he saw Turenne coming her father, Ralph E. Crompton, ment wouldn’t extradite her because “I don’t really think an actor, which is random home and decided to hide in the from prison, claiming that he Florida had the death penalty. about issues,” he said. “I too, and then became gov- bushes. is innocent in the death of his He said prosecutors had to agree want to see what issues ernor,” he said. “It’s crazy.” Kadel said Crompton heard lover’s husband. that Monique would not face the the voters raise, and see death penalty so she could come Turenne and his wife screaming, what the people need. I Thomas Grillo can be back and be tried. Monique was sen- followed by Turenne coming back as circuit judge at the time, said the will knock on doors, put reached at tgrillo@item- tenced to 22 years in prison in 2005 outside with a weapon. She believes jury found Crompton guilty beyond up signs and use Insta- live.com. after being convicted of second-de- Monique told her husband there a reasonable doubt. gree murder for conspiring to kill was an intruder because she wanted Hess said he’s heard the argument her husband. an altercation. She said Crompton that Crompton hit the Canadian Regarding the coercion claim, Hess Boys & Girls of Lynn and Turenne got into a fistfight and major, but he was still alive when said the jurors went home following the next thing her father knew, Mo- he left and that Monique must have the verdict and came back the fol- nique hit her husband from behind finished him off. But even if that have lost a good friend lowing day when court reconvened with a hammer. were true, Hess said, Crompton to go through the mitigating and Kadel said Turenne was knocked would still be guilty. announced his retirement aggravating circumstances to see BARKER out, face down in the dirt, but alive. Hess said on the day of the mur- by visiting each board and if life in prison or death was appro- From A1 She said Crompton turned him over der, Crompton was in South Caro- staff member to let them priate. When the jurors were faced to make sure he was alive and told lina. He was a civilian contractor of Concord at 25, making know in person because, Monique he was getting out of there. with the possibility that Crompton him the youngest one in according to him, he felt working there and told his co-work- may be getting the death penalty, he She said it’s her belief that Monique ers that he wasn’t feeling well and the country. he owed it to each of them. killed her husband for the insurance said that’s when the two wanted to “I looked at the club and The emotions behind his wouldn’t be able to come into work recant their verdicts. money. everything it did for me departure didn’t hit him the next day to give himself an alibi. “God bless Ralph Crompton’s “He should have gotten a man- as a kid,” he said. “I was until he came back from a That night, he drove in a rental car daughter for believing in her daddy slaughter charge because he was the prototypical Boys & meeting at the State House to Panama City to his lover’s house. and trying to help him, but the eq- negligent,” Kadel said. “He left. He Girls Club member, com- in Boston a few weeks ago Hess said Crompton and Monique uities are not with Crompton at this should have called authorities. (He) ing from a single (parent) where there was a sur- met at work. Turenne was on assign- point,” Hess said. “I’m proud of her didn’t know he was leaving a mur- home that didn’t have a prise party waiting for him ment at the Tyndall Air Force Base for trying to help her daddy. She’s a der scene. We’re asking for a par- lot of money.” at the club with 300 kids in Florida. He said Crompton and good girl, but he doesn’t deserve it.” don.” In his first few years wearing T-shirts with his Monique had an affair and hatched But Kadel vowed to keep fighting, Kadel said her father left because a plan to get rid of Turenne. there, he helped put to- face on them. admitting that it’s probably just a gether a five-year plan to Barker’s retirement hits he didn’t want her mother to find out Late that night, knowing Cromp- shot in the dark. about the affair. To this day, Kadel ton was waiting outside with a ham- start a capital campaign close to home for a few “I want my dad home,” Kadel that would pay to build staff members who have said her parents are still married. mer, Monique sent her husband said. “My worst fear is getting that She also claims that two jurors said to get Midol, claiming she wasn’t a new facility. Almost been with him for a num- call that he passes away in prison. 18 months into his long- ber of years, including following the verdict that they were feeling well. Crompton attacked About once a month, I have that coerced into a guilty verdict. Turenne outside, killed him and range plan, Barker and his second son Paul, the nightmare. We just need him home his Concord staff raised club’s program director. “Right now we’re going to fight for then drove back to South Carolina and we’re going to do whatever it him because we believe … he’s inno- in his rental car, where he was stay- $1.2 million for the new The Lynn club’s educa- takes. We need to see that justice is building. tion director, Robert Ken- cent of first-degree murder,” Kadel ing in a motel. There, Crompton at- finally served after 22 years.” said. He’s done his time. It’s time for tempted to commit suicide — he was “I spent 18 years in Con- nedy, started working for him to come home. He’s missed out found in the motel bathtub with his Material from the Associated Press cord, built a brand new Barker as a summer camp on so much.” wrist cut. was used in this report. Gayla Caw- facility, built a teen center counselor more than 12 But Glenn Hess, state attorney for To boot, Hess said Turenne’s ley can be reached at gcawley@item- and just got to a point in years ago. The club’s fam- the 14th judicial circuit in Florida, blood was found in the door jamb of live.com. Follow her on Twitter @ my life where I became ily atmosphere is what who presided over Crompton’s case Crompton’s rental car, and the ma- GaylaCawley. stagnant,” said Barker. “I inspired Kennedy to join felt I took them as far as his staff as a full-time em- I could go and it was time ployee seven years ago. History may be dodging wrecking ball in Swampscott for me to move on.” “The biggest thing about After leaving the posi- Obie is he does so many SWAMPSCOTT prehensive permit site ap- the board also had con- trust. tion at his hometown club, things that people don’t From A1 proval application to the cerns about the property’s For the project, Kane Barker thought he would even realize, like fixing Massachusetts Housing seawall, which was noted said when the developer start up electrical work things around the club property has significant Finance Agency (Mass- as having visible voids in files for special permits, again but he couldn’t himself,” said Kennedy. square-footage where the Housing), which proposed it. he would have to go before seem to say goodbye to “When he’s not here some developer can subdivide a Chapter 40B housing Kane said MassHousing the Zoning Board of Ap- the after-school program. days his presence is missed the lot into two lots, ac- project. did grant site eligibility, peals (ZBA) for approval. The father of three spent immediately because he cording to Peter Kane, The state’s 40B housing which would allow Corcor- Corcoran said he plans two months consulting for has created such a great director of community de- program allows develop- an to file for the initial 40B to appear before the ZBA the Boys & Girls Clubs of family atmosphere for both velopment. ers to override local zon- housing project, should he next month. He said his America before more ex- the kids and the staff.” Kane said the develop- ing bylaws to increase the want to. But he said in attorney is working with ecutive director opportu- Another staff member er discussed the revised stock of affordable housing most cases, site eligibility the board and his deadline nities came to light. followed the same path as plans at an Affordable in municipalities where is normally granted. to get everything submit- “There were job openings Barker, going from club Housing Trust meeting less than 10 percent of the “They (the developers) ted by May 8. in Lynn, Woburn, New- member to staff member. on March 22, and intends homes are defined as af- did say because of the “I’m delighted they’re ton, and Cape Cod and I Michael Anaya was 12 to submit plans that fordable. In Swampscott, feedback they received going to preserve the his- interviewed at all four of when he became a mem- would reflect the new less than four percent of from neighbors, as well as toric home there,” said them and got offered a job ber of the Boys & Girls proposal. its housing is considered the town, they went in and Dreeben about the new by each,” he said. “When I Club of Lynn and met Corcoran, the owner of affordable. decided to look at putting plans. “It’s a landmark in interviewed in Lynn there Barker. Now he’s a college Boberin LLC, confirmed The Board of Select- together new plans,” he Swampscott. I’m glad that was just something about student working part- those new plans by phone. men, who were asked by said. it’s not going to be taken the building, and even time to mentor kids in the He said four condos would MassHousing to provide Kane said because the down.” though it was very old, I same building he called a be in the main house, or comments on the initial new project proposal is Dreeben said it’s a beau- felt this sense of warmth safe haven at their age. mansion, and there would proposed project, wrote for five units, the town’s tiful home that will be when I first walked in. So “I didn’t want to believe be additional unit in the a letter of opposition to inclusionary housing by- able to be preserved. Even when I went home that it at first when he told us carriage house. MassHousing. Neighbors law requires the inclusion though it’s going to be re- night I told my wife that I he was leaving because I The town and neigh- who appeared at a board of an affordable housing purposed, she said people was going to end up here.” thought it was too soon, bors didn’t like Corcoran’s meeting last summer element, which would re- will continue to be able to Since 1999, the executive so it hit me pretty hard,” original idea and he was where the project was pre- quire the developers to see the home. She said it director of the Lynn facil- said Anaya. “To the next asked to come up with an sented also appeared to be provide one unit of afford- can be seen from Fisher- ity, which holds between director, I just have to wish alternative. opposed. able housing on-site or on man’s Beach and viewed 350 and 450 children a them good luck on trying to “I’m working with the “While the town of a separate site, or pay a across the harbor. day, has compiled a list of do what Obie has done, but town and neighbors to do Swampscott has consis- fee toward the town’s af- Dreeben said the prop- accomplishments. Mem- hopefully whoever it is will something that is more tently supported the cre- fordable housing trust in erty is part of the town’s bership has just about dou- continue to keep his legacy amenable to everybody,” ation of more affordable lieu of doing that. history. She said there bled during his tenure for going and keep the club’s said Corcoran. “I want to housing, we must object Last year Town Meet- were summer estates in both the after-school pro- family atmosphere alive.” work with the town. This to this project as pro- ing approved inclusionary Swampscott, before the gram and Camp Creigh- Knowing that the Lynn new project looks like it posed, as it is out of scale housing requirements, town became a year-round ton, the club’s summer day club has some big shoes might be a good alterna- for this parcel and for the which details that if a residential community. camp located in Middleton. to fill, Barker has prom- tive and a win-win for ev- neighborhood and is in di- project, or new develop- She said there were man- Barker also facilitated the ised to continue writing erybody.” rect opposition to recent ment is a certain size, or sions with rolling lawns, teen program that is now the club’s grants through Corcoran said if he was zoning efforts to provide more based on housing like this one and White a predominant part of the the end of the year. His going to do 16 condomini- greater economic growth units, a requirement is Court. after-school program. last day on the job was ums, he had no choice — for the community,” Nao- triggered that at least 10 “It’s important to pre- “Kendra Nagy’s been Wednesday, March 28 the mansion and the car- mi Dreeben, chairwoman percent of its units be con- serve that as part of our my No. 2 for the last 19 where he left behind a riage house had to come of the Board of Selectmen, structed as affordable. town’s history,” Dreeben years and I couldn’t have piece of his legacy in an down. But in working with previously wrote to Mass- That would apply to a said. “I think it’s a great asked for a better one operations manual he the town and neighbors Housing. new multi-family devel- compromise that it can and I know my decision made to be read by the one who wanted to see the Dreeben wrote that the opment, with 10 units or be used as (other types) to resign has definitely chosen to take his place. properties preserved, he board also had environ- more; a new subdivision, of housing, but remain as been tough and emotional “My only advice for who- chose a new direction. At mental and historic con- with six units or more; a beautiful historic home for her, too,” said Barker. ever the gets the job is to this point, he said the de- cerns with the original and an assisted living or that we can all enjoy.” “My only regret is that I make sure they put the velopment team feels like Puritan Road develop- independent living facili- Corcoran acquired the couldn’t help complete the compassion of the kids the two structures will ment proposal, as the proj- ty, with five units or more. 1.06 acre property in Au- building campaign and first,” said Barker. “Any- work for redevelopment. ect is within a flood zone Developers can also pay a gust 2014 for $1.785 mil- they’re about a million body can be a boss, but a Town officials became and the property is on the fee in lieu of offering af- lion, according to land dollars away from that, leader needs to under- aware of Corcoran’s ini- Massachusetts Historical fordable housing, which records. The property is which I know they’ll get.” stand and embrace the tial proposal last summer Commission property in- would go toward the assessed at $2.992 mil- Instead of sending out community in helping after he submitted a com- ventory. She wrote that town’s affordable housing lion. a blanket email, Barker them to move forward.” A8 TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Steven Bochco, creator of ‘Hill Street Blues,’ dies at 74

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Steven course that led to dozens of series and Bochco, a writer and producer known earned him four Peabody awards, in for creating the groundbreaking police addition to the 10 Emmys. drama “Hill Street Blues,” died Sunday. “Hill Street Blues” had a sprawling He was 74. A family spokesman says universe of engaging yet flawed charac- Bochco died in his sleep after a battle ters, a zippy pace and layers of overlap- with cancer. ping, scripted dialogue, shot in a docu- Bochco, who won 10 primetime Em- mentary style. mys, created several hit television shows But what really set the show apart including “L.A. Law,” ‘’NYPD Blue,” and were the multiple narratives that inter- “Doogie Howser, M.D.” laced each episode with those that came Premiering in January 1981, “Hill before and after. With the rare exception Street Blues” challenged, even confound- of the few prime-time soaps, almost ed the meager audience that sampled it. every series up to that time — whether Then, on a wave of critical acclaim, the comedy or drama — made each episode series began to click with viewers, while freestanding, with a reset button for the scoring a history-making 27 Emmy nom- one that came next. inations its first year. Bochco once recalled a fan telling him During its seven-season run, it won that “Hill Street Blues” was the first TV 26 Emmys and launched Bochco on a series with a memory.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS North Carolina ‘Oz’ theme park reopening for summer tours

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — A failed will be chosen to play the roles of the North Carolina theme park based on Scarecrow, Tin Man, the Cowardly Lion, “The Wizard of Oz” will be reopening for the wicked Witch and Glinda, the good tours in June. witch. The Charlotte Observer reported the The park opened in 1970 and closed “Land of Oz” park in Beech Mountain in the 1980s. Since then, it’s opened will open for six days in June, offering one-hour guided tours every Friday as only occasionally, including an annual well as Saturday, June 30. Autumn of Oz Festival. The park says the tours will involve The park gained attention recently as role playing. Dorothy will guide guests trespassers stole bricks from its yellow down the yellow brick road. Some guests brick road. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Italy museum aims to show Casanova as more than just a lover

VENICE, Italy (AP) — A museum is opening in the Venetian hometown of Giacomo Casanova, the 18th-century adventurer and bon vivant, in hopes of educating visitors about more than just his notorious womanizing. The Giacomo Casanova Museum and Experience doesn’t hide Casanova’s libidinous side. In fact, the six-room museum includes a bedroom where a shadow installation makes it seem as if Casanova is seducing a woman right in front of visitors. But curators are seeking to shed light on other as- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pects of the Venetian scholar and writer whose memoir, “History of My Life,” provides one of the best chronicles Kathy Griffin warns that her nightmare of European high society of the late 18th century. “We want this character, this person, to be known in ‘can happen to you’ his entirety,” said museum director Andrea Cosenti- no. “Here we give the basis of what he was, not only as LOS ANGELES (AP) — Kathy Griffin says she a lover but also as a man, philosopher and scholar.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hopes to make her U.S. comeback by laughing about the disturbing photograph that got her in hot water ‘Other People’s Houses’ offers view with the feds and almost killed her career. But she also has this warning amid the jokes: “If it happened to me from the carpool minivan it can happen to you.” Griffin is embarking this summer on a North Ameri- ASSOCIATED PRESS can tour that kicks off a year after she was widely con- demned for posing for a picture in which she gripped Frances Bloom can jam seven children into a a bloodied rendering of President Donald Trump’s minivan designed for six with no problem. Her daily head. Ten months on, she is unbowed. carpooling duty tethers her neighbors’ lives together. It “I’m the same girl I’ve always been — just a hard- also affords her snapshots of their mornings, which are working, obnoxious, red-haired comedy girl. The whole typically less than scandalous. This changes the day time I’ve been consistent in just trying to make you Frances whips the car around to retrieve a kindergar- laugh,” she told The Associated Press. “Am I shocking ten passenger’s forgotten school supplies. In addition sometimes? For sure. Do I go too far? I hope so. That’s to finding the urgent project tools (toilet paper rolls), my job.” she finds her neighbor, Anne Porter, in the middle of an The “Suddenly Susan” and “Kathy Griffin: My Life affair with a younger man. on the D-List” star lost income, received death threats, Abbi Waxman’s “Other People’s Houses” follows the was denounced by Trump, landed on an Interpol crimi- four families impacted by Anne’s fling. Rumors and nal list and was afraid to leave her home. She said she suspicions ooze through the upper middle-class Los was under investigation by the Department of Justice Angeles neighborhood like slime, and even the tamest for two months. of marriages begin to toe fragility. All the while, Fran- ces continues to taxi children to and from school, take her best shot at parenting a high schooler and two other needy children, and maintaining a sexless life with her dependable husband. Large swaths of the read take place in Frances’ head. She possesses a hilarious inner dialogue and listen- ing in on her decision process as to which chicken to purchase for dinner proves relatable and entertaining. When we’re not loitering in Frances’ psyche, we’re SENIOR LIVING privy to other characters’ thoughts. The omniscient narration at times borders on feeling overdone (at one point we’re even in the head of a cashier), but avoids SUPPLEMENT PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS discombobulating territory. now available for viewing SEND US YOUR STUFF Find it on WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMIS- SION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903.

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By Mike Alongi FOR THE ITEM SWAMPSCOTT — After jumping out to an early lead, the Bishop Fenwick boys lacrosse team ended up having to survive a late Swamp- scott rally before eventually beating the Big Blue, 8-6, in the season-opening game for both teams at Blocksidge Field on Monday. “Everytime we play these guys, it’s this kind of game,” said Fenwick coach Steve Driscoll. “And I think it’s really beneficial for both teams to start out with a tough game like this to set the tone for the rest of the year. I’m happy our guys were able to come together and open the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS season with a solid win.” Fenwick was got a great performance from Red Sox reliever Joe Kelly newcomer Diego Alvarez-Segee, a sophomore has had an up-and-down attacker who transferred in from Malden Cath- start to the 2018 regular olic this season. Alvarez-Segee had two goals season. and one assist in his debut for the Crusaders. “Honestly, we didn’t know too much about STEVE KRAUSE him coming into this year, but he’s a great play- er,” Driscoll said of Alvarez-Segee. “He’s only a sophomore, and I think he’ll benefit so much from being on the field with guys like Brian Closers (Harrington) and Derek (DelVecchio) this year.” Junior captain Derek DelVecchio led the way with three goals and one assist for Fenwick, are a rare while junior Brian Harrington added two goals. Freshman midfielder Stefano Fabiano had one goal and two assists. Junior goalie Garrett Rusz- breed in kowski had 16 saves in the win, including some ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE big saves down the stretch to hold the lead. Bishop Fenwick’s Brian Harrington, left, scored two goals in a season-opening baseball FENWICK, B2 victory for the Crusaders on Monday.

In the 1970s, the Tensions run high as St. Mary’s lacrosse Baltimore Orioles used to have a takes down Georgetown at Manning relief pitcher named Don By Lindsey Ryan side of the field, scoring their Stanhouse, ITEM STAFF second goal 10:46 into the pe- who was — to use baseball riod. Nick Napolitano then vernacular — a flake. LYNN — In an early-sea- scored another goal 45 sec- Stanhouse’s nickname son game where tensions onds later, making the score was “Stan the Man Unusu- were running high on both 3-1. The Spartans continued al” — a name he earned by sides, the St. Mary’s boys with their domination on the being such a strange duck. lacrosse team managed to field and after a Christian He aggravated manager sift through the muck and LeBert goal, St. Mary’s held Earl Weaver to no end (then earn a hard-fought 11-9 win onto a 4-1 lead. again, pitchers in general over Georgetown in a Georgetown struck back irritated Weaver, so much non-conference battle at with a vengeance, scoring just so that Jim Palmer, his all- Manning Field on Monday seconds after the Spartans, to time ace, used to say “the afternoon. make the score 4-2. But Davis only thing Earl knows about Both teams were tenacious Kinne responded right back pitching is that he couldn’t for control of the ball all with a goal to keep the three- hit it).” game long, and a scuffle goal lead for St. Mary’s, 5-2. In case anybody doesn’t un- broke out during the second Jack Trapani flailed his derstand the genius of that quarter. The Royals were re- ITEM FILE PHOTO stick at Damon Maribito to name, it’s a play on the nick- silient despite being down gain control of the ball, but name given to Hall of Famer for most of the game. St. Mary’s Nick Napolitano had a goal for the Spartans in the Spartans still maintained Stan “the Man” Musial of the “Lacrosse on the North a close win over Georgetown on Monday. their edge. WIth 13 seconds St. Louis Cardinals. Shore has come a long way left, Collin Jackson scored the But there was another and we knew Georgetown score the first goal within min- after the Spartans scored at Spartans’ sixth goal. As the reason “Stan The Man Un- was going to be a very chal- utes of the game starting. But 4:20 to the score at 1-1 head- half came to a close both usual” gained glory as well lenging team,” said St. from five minutes on, St. ing into the end of the first teams saw their respective his Andy Warhol-esque 15 Mary’s coach Josh Field. tempers flare up, culminating minutes of fame: as a relief Georgetown was quick to Mary’s swiftly diverted the quarter. in a scuffle that had to be bro- pitcher, he made Weaver ex- take control of the ball in ball to the Georgetown side. The second quarter started ken up. ceptionally nervous. Weaver the early going. The first Royals goalie Sam Fritz made with the Spartans storming to summon Stanhouse into quarter saw the Royals a few big saves in net, but soon the ball down to the Royals’ SPARTANS, B2 the game and then proceed to duck up the runway and chainsmoke. He used to joke that Stanhouse was his Saugus lacrosse defeats Lynn Jets in season opener “three pack a day” man. I thought of “Stan the Man By Steve Krause fensively we played great. I’ll take Unusual” over the week- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR giving up six goals any day of the end when I had to sit and week. But there isn’t much you can endure Joe Kelly of the Red LYNN — Saugus boys lacrosse do if you’re only scoring four.” Sox blow one game and darn coach Rob Scuzzarella knew coming Saugus came into Manning Field near blow another. to Monday’s season opener with Lynn Monday night with only 14 players For those who were in what his team was going to have to dressed. Not a lot of kids came out a cave last week, Kelly do. this spring, and a few other players came into Thursday’s game “We knew we were going to have to were serving suspensions for vio- against the Tampa Bay Fay slow things down and control the ac- lations of school rules, Scuzzarella Wrays (which is what we tion,” said Scuzzarella. And that’s ex- said. were led to believe they’d actly what happened. “I’m proud of the way they hung in play like this season). To Saugus was very methodical, which there tonight,” he said. “That’s a real that point, the Rays had one played into the hands of the Lynn big win for us.” hit while Chris Sale played defense. But while Saugus slowed Christian Billingsley scored four of King Kong. things down, Lynn couldn’t take ad- Saugus’ six goals. The other two came Enter Kelly, a/k/a “Gas vantage enough to score its own goals. from hockey goalie Nick Sanderson Can” Kelly. So named (by ITEM FILE PHOTO Thus, Saugus came out on top, 6-4. and Joe Cross. me) because he comes to the Saugus’ Christian Billingsley, right, scored “Offense is a problem for us,” said mound with is own can of four goals for the Sachems on Monday. Lynn’s Peter Pappagianopoulos. “De- SAUGUS, B2 gasoline to pour onto the fire rather than put it out (which is what he’s supposed to do). Anyone who follows base- ball knows that relief pitch- Classical boys track opens season on right foot ers have to have nerves of with Ishmael Johnson, Robert along with Washington, Olad- chems were able to find a way steel. They also have to have SCHOOL ROUNDUP Williams and Samuel Kayo- jei Jolaoso and Azeem Zizon an ability to instantly forget to earn the victory on Mon- de, that took first place with that finished first with a time failure and focus on the next By Mike Alongi day afternoon. Kiley Ronan FOR THE ITEM a time of 4:00. Adam Wash- of 54.5 seconds. task at hand. had a huge day for Saugus ington was a double-winner The Rams (1-0) run again You wonder, though. How in the win, taking first place The Lynn Classical boys for Classical, taking first in next Monday at Manning does Kelly get what hap- in four events: the 400 dash track team opened up the 2018 the high jump (5-2) and the Field against cross-town rival pened Thursday out of his (1:04.6), the 400 hurdles season in style on Monday af- 100 (11.8) as well as finish- English. head? How does he forget (1:15.6), the long jump (14-11 ternoon, beating Northeast- ing third in the discus (64-4). The lone winner on the day that he walked the ballpark 1/2) and the triple jump (30- ern Conference foe Saugus Samson Srey was also a dou- for Saugus was Joe Alba, who and was the central culprit 7 1/2). Serena Cacciola won handily, 102-28, on the track ble-winner, winning the jave- took first in the 400 with a in the bullpen blowing a 4-0 both the 100 (13.6) and 200 at Beverly High. Dajon Wil- lin with a personal-best (and time of 57.3 seconds. The Sa- lead and losing 6-4? (29.1), while Jada Okoye won son led the way for the Rams state tournament-qualifying) chems (0-1) will run against After being given two the 100 hurdles (18.2). Oliv- as a triple-winner on the day, distance of 150 feet and also Somerville next Tuesday. merciful days off by manager ia Tapia-Gately won the two- taking first place in the long taking first in the 110-hur- GIRLS TRACK Alex Cora, Kelly was back mile with a time of 14:36. jump (19-4), the triple jump dles with a time of 17.3 sec- Saugus 66, in action Sunday, given the Saugus (1-0) will run against (38-0) and the 200-meter onds. He also finished second Lynn Classical 65 task of saving a 2-1 game. Somerville next Tuesday. (24.9). He was also a part of in the long jump (17-8) and The score was as close as it KRAUSE, B2 the 4x400 relay team, along was a part of the 4x100 team could possibly get, and the Sa- ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 Bats come alive as Sox take first of two from Miami MIAMI (AP) — Brian his old rivals. Joining him derson the silent treat- Johnson gave the Boston as spectators were former ment when he returned Red Sox their fifth solid Yankees teammate Jorge to the dugout after his start in five games, allow- Posada and ex-Red Sox homer. He walked along ing one run in six innings slugger David Ortiz. the bench doing phantom in a 7-3 victory over the Trevor Richards (0- high-fives, and eventual- Miami Marlins on Mon- 1), the Marlins’ minor ly his teammates mobbed day night. league pitcher of the year him. All five Boston starters in 2017, retired the first NICE NIGHT have allowed less than seven batters in his ma- While many teams deal two runs, a franchise first jor league debut but then with bad weather in the to begin a season. allowed five runs in 4 1/3 season’s first week, the Hanley Ramirez and innings. Marlins had their retract- Mookie Betts each hit his A two-out swinging bunt able roof open for the fifth first home run of the sea- single by Xander Bogaerts consecutive game, and the son for the Red Sox, who sparked the Red Sox temperature was 76 de- doubled their season to- in the fourth. Eduardo grees. tal. They scored 10 runs in Nunez followed with an HOMECOMING their first four games but RBI double, and Christian The trip to Miami are 4-1 because they have Vazquez hit a two-run stirred memories for Red allowed only 12 runs. double. Johnson (1-0) gave up Ramirez hit a two-run Sox manager Alex Cora, rookie Brian Anderson’s homer in the fifth. As he who played for the Miami first career homer but approached first base, Hurricanes when their stranded six runners. The he pointed at the large football team was a pow- Red Sox improved to 6-0 throng of cheering Red erhouse. Among the play- in Johnson’s starts over Sox fans behind their dug- ers he knew were War- the past two seasons. out. ren Sapp, Ray Lewis and Boston starters have al- Rafael Devers doubled Dwayne Johnson. lowed three earned runs home a run in the ninth “I played PlayStation in 30 innings with 28 and has at least one RBI with the Rock my fresh- strikeouts. in each of his four games. man year,” Cora said with The Marlins could have The Marlins’ Starlin a laugh. “We went to his used some help from their Castro had three hits and room and played, and all PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS owners’ box, where CEO his 500th career RBI. of a sudden 10 years lat- Derek Jeter watched his SPECIAL GREETING er he’s a superstar. I don’t Mookie Betts celebrates after hitting a solo home run, his first of 2018, in new team struggle against The Marlins gave An- think he knows who I am. the seventh inning against the Miami Marlins on Monday night. Swampscott rallies, but Fenwick lacrosse comes out on top FENWICK more goals (one from Alvarez-Segee second goal of the game less than two From B1 and another from DelVecchio) to take minutes into the quarter to make it a 4-1 lead into the first break. 7-4. It took a long time for another Swampscott got a big day from Kyle Swampscott began to settle in more goal to be scored, but when it hap- Fitzgerald, who had three goals and in the second quarter, notching a pened it was Eichler and Fitzgerald one assist. Ethan Eichler had one goal less than two minutes in when again. With just 2.3 seconds left in goal and three assists, while Collin Eichler hit Fitzgerald for the first of the third, Eichler hit Fitzgerald with Walsh had one goal and one assist four connections on the day. But once a pass right in front of the net and and Joe DeSalvo had one goal. again, Fenwick responded with two Fitzgerald buried it to get the deficit “The best part about playing games goals in a 30-second span (this time back down to two goals. like this against Fenwick is that the on tallies from Alvarez-Segee and That momentum carried right into game is played the right way,” said Fabiano) to stretch the lead back to the start of the fourth quarter, as Swampscott coach Todd Pierce. “It’s three goals. Walsh scored an unassisted goal just just two teams going at it and com- Things could have gone downhill over three minutes in to make it a one- peting hard with no nonsense.” from there for Swampscott, but the goal game. The Big Blue continued to The Crusaders got off to a hot start Big Blue never stopped fighting. press and got some good chances, but and nearly looked like they were go- Eichler and Fitzgerald connected two in the end it was Fenwick who earned ing to run away with this one, putting times in a row for goals, the first one the deciding goal. With just over five together a few high-quality plays to scored by Eichler on a Fitzgerald as- minutes to go in the game, Fabiano get goals from DelVecchio and Har- sist and the second scored by Fitzger- sent a pass over to Alvarez-Segee, rington and take a 2-0 lead within the ald on an Eichler assist, to bring the who proceeded to score a goal to seal first three minutes of action. Swamp- score to just 6-4 Fenwick going into the win for the Crusaders. scott was able to slow the bleeding on halftime. Fenwick (1-0) will host Cardinal ITEM FILE PHOTO a goal from DeSalvo with just over Fenwick tried to take the momen- Spellman on Wednesday (4), while Derek DelVecchio, left, had three goals and one as- seven minutes left in the first quar- tum back right away to start the Swampscott will host Manches- sist to lead Fenwick to a win over Swampscott. ter, but Fenwick answered with two third, with Harrington scoring his ter-Essex on Thursday (4). Red Sox have always had troubles in the bullpen

KRAUSE ball to the pennant. There was no was Alan Embree, a lefty to who From B1 gradual buildup. No two or three couldn’t wait to give up runs. season for fans to get used to the They finally won a World Series He got the first two outs, but even idea that the Red Sox were a real with Keith Foulke as the closer, but in doing so, he gave a Bob Stanley-es- team and not a laughable bunch of soon enough Foulke was roadkill. que performance. By that I mean pretenders waiting for enough ser- Jonathan Papelbon had a few good they weren’t to easy outs. They were vice so they could retire with full years and he met the same fate. fraught with tension. Even with the pensions. The Sox practically broke the bank guy he struck out, he danced around But once they got good, The Mon- to rebuild their bullpen in 2013, and the plate before finally whiffing him. ster came up with arm trouble and every single front-line reliever they What followed was pure “three- that was the end of him. Periodical- signed got hurt. The Tommy John pack-a-day” material. Kelly gave up ly from that point on, the Red Sox surgeons got rich. It fell to Koji Ue- two singles and went 3-2 on the next would try to find the right closer, and hara to rescue them, and boy did he hitter before finally fanning him on most of the time fail. They signed ever. a changeup that bounced about five Bill Campbell and he hurt his elbow. This history lesson proves two feet in front of home plate. If you They turned Bob Stanley into a clos- things. First, there’s no rhyme or ITEM FILE PHOTO were watching, you were a raging ti- er and he was a walking, talking hor- reason to relievers. They are here ger pacing in front of your TV by the ror movie. Horrible things happened today, gone tomorrow. You find very Lynn’s Brian Clougherty had a solid game in a loss time that game ended. when he got on the mound (ask any- few Mariano Riveras in this world, to Saugus on Monday night. For the first 13 years of my life, the body who watched Game 6 in 1986). and Lord knows the Red Sox have Red Sox were terrible. They were They thought they had a power never had one. Craig Kimbrel, right one of the worst teams in baseball. pitcher in Calvin Schiraldi until he now, is as nasty as they come. But Jets lacrosse falls to But for a few years during that tru- shriveled up like a $3 suit in that history tells you that one wrong step ly wretched spell, they had the best very same Game 6. off the mound and Kimbrel joins the reliever in the game — Dick Radatz. On and on. Their bullpen was so roadkill strewn all over the Major Saugus in season opener He was 6-6, weighed somewhere dysfunctional in 2003 that Grady League highway. north of 280 pounds, and was nick- Little chose to leave a spent Pe- The second thing you learn is that SAUGUS named “the Monster” after blowing dro Martinez in the game rather it takes a certain mindset to be a From B1 away Mickey Mantle on three pitch- than risk using any of his relievers closer in the Major Leagues. And In fact, athletes from other sports have helped pick up es and having The Mick say “that to keep the Yankees off the score- sorry to say, Joe Kelly doesn’t have some of the slack caused by light numbers and ineligible monster struck me out.” board in Game 7 of the ALCS. Pedro it. Please, for the love of all that’s players. When I was 14, the Red Sox went coughed up the lead. holy, refrain from using him when Though defense is a weak spot for Saugus, one of its from being the worst team in base- One of the pitchers on that team the game’s on the line! newest players happens to be senior Ricky Martinez, a standout football player last fall (he won the Lions Club Heisman Award). St. Mary’s wins physical season opener against Georgetown “He’s picked it up right away,” said Scuzzarella. “You’d think he always played there. With an inexperienced de- SPARTANS of the third to make it 8-5 St. The Royals pushed hard, scoring fense, you need that.” From B1 Mary’s entering the final quarter. two more goals, and made a big It was a strange game. Saugus scored three early goals The Royals started the fourth push in the last three minutes of to go up 3-0. But with 1:33 to go in the second quarter The Royals swooped in to control quarter with a goal, running the game, but it wasn’t enough to Lynn scored three times in rapid succession, by Sam En- the ball to start the second half, through the Spartans’ line of fire. get back in the game. nis (one of his two), Quinn Brinkler and John DiFilippo. scoring at 10:52. The Spartans at- The Royals picked up a lot of mo- “I think we need to clean it up “We played well defensively for the whole half,” said tacked right back, scoring two goals mentum, with Chris Kirby scoring offensively, we need to control the Scuzzarella, “but we made three bad turnovers down within one minute of each other to and almost bringing the score to a ball better,” Field said of his team. there at the end of the half, and Lynn did a good job break the game open at 8-3. But tie at 8-7. But then the Spartans The Spartans (1-0) will host Arch- taking advantage of it.” Georgetown wasn’t done, scoring scored two more times to put the bishop Williams on Wednesday Pappagianopoulos hoped the outburst would carry two goals in the final three minutes game out of reach. back at Manning Field. over into the second half, but it was to no avail. Less than two minutes into the third quarter, Billing- sley scored again from a shot from 15 yards to the dead Winthrop boys and girls lacrosse teams get off to hot starts center of Lynn goalie Alan Albornoz. Shortly thereafter, Billingsley was back for another, this one from about 20 GIRLS LACROSSE ROUNDUP Michael Colon each netted two goals yards out. From B1 for Salem, while Casey Williamson Winthrop 11, Saugus 5 Ennis got his second goal of the night with 5:33 left had three assists. Goalie Ben Jer- The Vikings started off their NEC in the game and it looked on a couple of occasions after BOYS LACROSSE zylo had 11 saves in the loss. Salem schedule with a bang on Monday, that that the Jets tie the game up. Revere 12, Salem 6 (0-1) will host Medford on Thursday. taking down Saugus behind a great “We hit a lot of legs and heads,” said Pappagianopou- Despite having three players score Winthrop 13, Everett 1 offensive performance from Sophia los. “It just wasn’t a good night.” two goals apiece, the Witches simply The goals came early and often for Kennedy. Any thoughts Lynn might have of gaining a tie were didn’t have enough firepower to get the Vikings with a blowout win over Hamilton-Wenham 14, dashed by Billingsley, again, as time ran out. past the defending NEC champion the Crimson Tide on Monday. Win- Bishop Fenwick 6 Pappagianopoulos credited Brian Clougherty and Patriots in the season opener for throp (1-0) will travel to Manning The Crusaders will look for their Shidley Belice — the latter on faceoffs. both teams on Monday afternoon. Field for a matchup with the Lynn first win on Wednesday when they The Lynners are at home Thursday (5) against Nick Capra, Kobe Estes and Jan Jets on Thursday. host Cardinal Spellman. Winthrop. TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Another Nova title? TUESDAY St. Mary’s at Methuen (3:45) Boys Lacrosse Boys Lacrosse Malden Cath. At Danvers (5) Beverly at Medfield (6:45) Spellman at Fenwick (4) Girls Lacrosse Williams at St. Mary’s (5) Beverly at Reading (4) Gloucester at Danvers (7) Girls Lacrosse Lynnfield at Melrose (3:45) Spellman at Fenwick (4) Marblehead at Woburn (4) St. Mary’s at Williams (4) Peabody at Methuen (4) Stoneham at Saugus (4) Pentucket at St. Mary’s (5) Boys Tennis Revere at Framingham (4) Fenwick at Matignon (4) Winthrop at Stoneham (4) Xaverian at St. John’s (4) Girls Tennis Lynnfield at N. Andover (3:30) Girls Tennis Matignon at Fenwick (3:30) Track Saugus at N. Reading (4) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (3:30) Spellman at St. Mary’s (3:45) WEDNESDAY Track Baseball Danvers vs. Winthrop (at Beverly, 4) Cath. Mem. at St. John’s (4) English at Winthrop (4) Danvers at Somerville (4) Peabody at Everett (4) Softball Swampscott at Medford (4) Central Cath. At Danvers (4) Volleyball Lynnfield at E. Boston (3:45) BC High at St. John’s (5)

SPORTS BRIEFS St. Mary’s baseball includes raffles, prizes, scratch ticket boards, bas- fundraiser kets a cash bar and light The St. Mary’s baseball appetizers. Tickets to the team is holding a fundraiser event cost $20 and can be this Friday night at Gannon purchased at the door on Golf Course. The event the night of the event. All begins at 7 p.m. and runs proceeds will go toward the until 11 p.m. The fundraiser St. Mary’s baseball program.

TV/RADIO TV MLB 1 p.m...... Kansas City at Detroit...... MLB Network 4:30 p.m...... Seattle at San Francisco...... MLB Network 6:10 p.m...... Boston at Miami...... NESN 8 p.m...... Baltimore at Houston...... MLB Network 10:07 p.m...... Cleveland at LA Angels...... ESPN NHL 7:30 p.m...... Boston at Tampa Bay...... NESN NBA 8 p.m...... Boston at Milwaukee...... NBCSB 8 p.m...... Golden State at Oklahoma City...... TNT 10:30 p.m...... San Antonio at LA Clippers...... TNT Radio MLB 6:10 p.m...... Boston at Miami...... WEEI-FM 93.7 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS NHL Villanova guard Jalen Brunson, left, shoots over Michigan guard Charles Matthews during the 7:30 p.m...... Boston at Tampa Bay...... WBZ-FM 98.5 first half of the NCAA National Championship game in San Antonio on Monday night. NBA 8 p.m...... Boston at Milwaukee...... WZLX-FM 100.7

NBA Sedin twins announce retirement from NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division VANCOUVER, British after the Canucks made W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Columbia (AP) — Van- a series of trades to grab x-Toronto 55 21 .724 — z-Houston 62 15 .805 — x-Boston 53 23 .697 2 San Antonio 45 32 .584 17 couver Canucks forwards both brothers, the Sedins x-Philadelphia 46 30 .605 9 New Orleans 43 34 .558 19 Henrik and Daniel Sedin have been the faces of the New York 27 50 .351 28½ Dallas 23 54 .299 39 Brooklyn 25 52 .325 30½ Memphis 21 56 .273 41 announced they will retire franchise for more than a Southeast Division Northwest Division at the end of the season. decade. However, it wasn’t W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Washington 42 35 .545 — x-Portland 48 29 .623 — The 37-year-old twins initially a smooth transi- Miami 41 36 .532 1 Oklahoma City 45 33 .577 3½ disclosed their plans Mon- tion from Sweden to North Charlotte 34 44 .436 8½ Utah 44 33 .571 4 day in a letter on the team’s America. Orlando 22 54 .289 19½ Minnesota 44 34 .564 4½ Atlanta 22 55 .286 20 Denver 42 35 .545 6 website before addressing “There’s a lot of people Central Division Pacific Division media later. that believed in us early on W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Cleveland 47 30 .610 — y-Golden State 56 21 .727 — The Sedins are in their that were part of this or- x-Indiana 46 31 .597 1 L.A. Clippers 41 36 .532 15 17th season in the NHL, all ganization,” Henrik Sedin Milwaukee 41 36 .532 6 L.A. Lakers 33 43 .434 22½ Detroit 37 40 .481 10 Sacramento 25 53 .321 31½ with Vancouver. They led said. “If they would have Chicago 26 51 .338 21 Phoenix 19 59 .244 37½ the Canucks to within one listened to a lot of voices Monday’s Games L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9 p.m. game of winning the 2011 out of this room, it would No games scheduled. Sacramento at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Stanley Cup. have been easy to trade us Tuesday’s Games San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games “There’s been a lot of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS because we didn’t live up Toronto at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Dallas at Orlando, 7 p.m. talk,” Henrik Sedin said at to the hype.” Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Detroit, 7 p.m. Twin brothers Henrik, left, and Daniel Sedin Orlando at New York, 7:30 p.m. Miami at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Rogers Arena. “We felt the The Sedins would even- Boston at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 8 p.m. longer the season went, it have announced they will both retire from the tually do so to become one Charlotte at Chicago, 8 p.m. Memphis at New Orleans, 8 p.m. NHL after this season. Golden State at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. San Antonio at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. became clearer to us this of the most fearsome duos Washington at Houston, 8 p.m. Thursday’s Games was going to be our last in the league, with what Portland at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Golden State at Indiana, 7 p.m. along with his brother will “We know we had the best Indiana at Denver, 9 p.m. Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. year.” sometimes seemed like a “It’s a happy day for all play just three more NHL jobs in the world,” Henrik telepathic ability to find of us,” Daniel Sedin added. games. “But with the team Sedin said Monday. “We each other with passes. NHL “We’re really comfortable we had, you have to stay tried to treat it that way. ... Their vision and ability to positive, you have to keep We haven’t looked too far EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE where we’re at.” find each other on the ice Atlantic Division Central Division They relived the tough playing the right way, and ahead or we haven’t looked often left opponents shak- GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA trying to teach the young back. I’m sure we will after x-Boston 78 49 17 12 110 261 201 x-Nashville 79 51 17 11 113 258 204 early times when they were ing their heads. x-Tampa Bay 79 52 23 4 108 283 228 x-Winnipeg 79 49 20 10 108 266 212 criticized for being too slow guys.” this is done.” “We’ll miss them as peo- x-Toronto 80 48 25 7 103 272 228 Minnesota 79 44 25 10 98 242 221 and soft, the high-flying Heading into the final The twins said in their ple and as players,” said Florida 78 40 30 8 88 235 238 Colorado 79 42 28 9 93 249 228 Detroit 79 30 38 11 71 207 242 St. Louis 79 43 30 6 92 217 212 glory days, the crushing year of their contracts, the letter Monday that they Canucks president of Montreal 79 28 39 12 68 199 252 Dallas 79 40 31 8 88 224 216 defeats, and the last three Sedins penned an open let- originally wanted to wait hockey operations Trev- Ottawa 79 27 41 11 65 215 280 Chicago 79 32 37 10 74 223 245 Buffalo 79 25 42 12 62 189 265 Pacific Division seasons that have seen the ter in the fall stating their until after this season to or Linden, who played six Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Canucks lose more com- desire to remain with the make a decision, but they seasons with the Sedins. GP W L OT Pts GF GA y-Vegas 79 50 22 7 107 263 213 y-Washington 80 48 25 7 103 251 232 San Jose 79 44 25 10 98 243 217 bined games than any oth- only franchise they’ve ever decided the time was right “Happy for them because x-Pittsburgh 80 45 29 6 96 263 246 Anaheim 79 41 25 13 95 224 212 er team in the league. known — even if it meant to make the call. I know this is a decision Columbus 79 44 29 6 94 231 217 Los Angeles 79 43 28 8 94 229 194 forgoing the chance at a Selected second and third Philadelphia 79 40 25 14 94 238 235 Calgary 79 36 33 10 82 209 241 “It’s always tough losing,” they’ve come to for the New Jersey 79 42 28 9 93 238 236 Edmonton 80 34 40 6 74 227 258 said Daniel Sedin, who Stanley Cup elsewhere. overall at the 1999 draft right reasons.” Carolina 80 35 34 11 81 222 250 Vancouver 79 30 40 9 69 208 253 N.Y. Rangers 79 34 36 9 77 228 256 Arizona 79 28 40 11 67 201 248 N.Y. Islanders 79 32 37 10 74 253 288 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. Monday’s Games Arizona at Calgary, 9 p.m. Toronto 5, Buffalo 2 Vegas at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Florida 3, Carolina 2 Dallas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Winnipeg 6, Ottawa 5 Wednesday’s Games Minnesota 3, Edmonton 0 Ottawa at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Washington 4, St. Louis 2 Chicago at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Colorado at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Minnesota at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Thursday’s Games Detroit at Columbus, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at Columbus, 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Nashville at Washington, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Carolina at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Nashville at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Winnipeg at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Montreal at Detroit, 7:30 p.m.

MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 4 1 .800 — Washington 4 0 1.000 — Toronto 3 2 .600 1 New York 2 1 .667 1½ New York 2 2 .500 1½ Atlanta 2 2 .500 2 Baltimore 1 3 .250 2½ Miami 2 3 .400 2½ Tampa Bay 1 3 .250 2½ Philadelphia 1 2 .333 2½ Central Division Central Division PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Chicago 2 1 .667 — Pittsburgh 4 0 1.000 — Tiger Woods tees off on the eighth hole during a practice round at Augusta National in Augusta, Ga. Minnesota 2 2 .500 ½ Milwaukee 3 1 .750 1 on Monday afternoon. Cleveland 1 2 .333 1 St. Louis 2 2 .500 2 Detroit 1 3 .250 1½ Chicago 2 3 .400 2½ Kansas City 0 3 .000 2 Cincinnati 1 3 .250 3 West Division West Division Monday’s roars sound like Sunday’s when Tiger arrives W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 4 1 .800 — Arizona 2 1 .667 — Los Angeles 3 1 .750 ½ Los Angeles 2 2 .500 ½ AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — The roar Woods teed off with Justin Thom- from behind the green. Seattle 2 1 .667 1 San Francisco 2 2 .500 ½ sounded like Sunday at Augusta as and Fred Couples shortly before About the only thing missing was Oakland 1 3 .250 2½ Colorado 1 2 .333 1 Texas 1 3 .250 2½ San Diego 0 3 .000 2 National. 3 p.m. when thousands of fans were a beam of light from the heavens.

Monday’s Games Cleveland at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. This was Monday afternoon, and it making their way toward the exit. Any talk about this being one of Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, ppd. Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. was so sudden and thunderous that Thousands more crowded around the most anticipated Masters in Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, ppd. Tuesday’s Games Pittsburgh 5, Minnesota 4 Kansas City (Junis 0-0) at Detroit (Boyd it reached the clubhouse. It was loud the tee, lined the first fairway and years starts with one player. Woods Detroit 6, Kansas City 1 0-0), 1:10 p.m. enough to startle spectators who followed him down the par-5 second is at Augusta National for the first Toronto 4, Chicago White Sox 2 Tampa Bay (Archer 0-0) at N.Y. Yankees Boston 7, Miami 3 (Montgomery 0-0), 4:05 p.m. wondered what they had missed. hole. Some of them rushed over to time since 2015, at least with his Houston 6, Baltimore 1 Seattle (Gonzales 0-0) at San Francisco They had a pretty good idea who it the third hole to stake out a spot. golf clubs, and he showed during the St. Louis 8, Milwaukee 4 (Blach 1-0), 4:35 p.m. Cincinnati 1, Chicago Cubs 0 Boston (Sale 0-0) at Miami (Urena 0-1), was. Most of them surrounded the second Florida swing of the PGA Tour that Washington 8, Atlanta 1 6:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Gonzalez 0-0) at Toron- Tiger Woods is back at the Mas- green, and they were responsible for he is more than capable of winning Texas at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. to (Happ 0-1), 7:07 p.m. ters. all the noise when Woods chipped in a fifth green jacket. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Boyfriend’s chronic conditions prompt partner to weigh options When giving a ruff, transmit entry data DEAR ABBY: I have ter-in-law has been frac- Alvin Toffler, who wrote So, East should take the been in a relationship for Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van tured ever since. I have about technology and its im- first trick and give his partner four years. My partner has Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, since severed my relations pact on the world, said, “You a club ruff. But at the same fibromyalgia and rheuma- and was founded by her mother, with this “friend” for nu- can use all the quantitative time, he must send a snippet toid arthritis. When we Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at merous other reasons, but data you can get, but you of data: where his reentry lies. met, he had just found out. Barbie is still good friends DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los still have to distrust it and Here, with the heart king, East He was still active, work- with my sister-in-law. use your own intelligence and ing, and we had sex regu- Angeles, CA 90069. Recently, I have felt that must return the club nine, his judgment.” larly. Fast forward: He is I should let my sister-in- highest remaining club signal- now on disability, not law know how this woman Not at the bridge table — ing for the higher-ranking of of taking care of a chron- On a bus trip, she also working at all, we rarely betrayed her friendship by assuming you trust your part- the other two side suits. (With ically ill individual, it may stored a camera in there. sleep together and he nev- telling me her secret. ner to transmit accurate data the diamond ace, he would be time to end the relation- It drew a few puzzled er leaves the house. I love Should I tell my sister-in- with his bids and plays. ship. If you are staying out stares from other travel- have led the club three at him still, but I didn’t real- law or leave it alone and In today’s deal, South is of obligation or pity, it isn’t ers. What do you think of trick two.) ize how hard this would let her find out for herself? in four spades. What should fair to either of you. this? Then West must have trust be. I know he has a lot to Seeing her buddy up to happen after West leads the in his partner and lead a low cope with, but it’s hard on this person makes me cra- DEAR ABBY: My mom, NOT IN THERE, club two? heart at trick three, so that he me as well. I have to work, zy. who is well-endowed, is in PLEASE When North makes a take- do most of the chores and can receive a second ruff to the habit of using her bra out double, South should be beg him to go out. We are DEAR NOT: I have it on GOING NUTS IN defeat the contract. as a pocket. When we go aware that his partner will only in our mid-20s, and good authority that your NORTH CAROLINA out, she puts her wallet believe he has 6 or 7 points. I’m afraid for our future. I mother is not the only and change purse inside DEAR GOING NUTS: Here, with a trick more, he feel like I’m already 80 woman who uses her bra her left cup and then as a pocket or filing cabi- If a friend of mine leaked must jump to four spades. years old. I don’t want to wears a tight-fitting jersey personal information leave him, but I also don’t net. If it works for her, and Andy Robson, an English or tank top. The outline of she doesn’t mind people about me, I would want to bridge expert, wrote an arti- want to live this way. Any what she is storing is no- know, wouldn’t you? Your advice would be helpful. asking her why she does it, cle many years ago pointing ticeable. My friends and stop judging her for doing sister-in-law is friendly out that if someone who has with Barbie because she BAD DEAL IN THE my sisters have noticed it something harmless that opened with a pre-empt leads MIDWEST and ask why she doesn’t seems efficient for her. doesn’t know she can’t be use a purse like others do. trusted. Rather than tell a different suit, it is a single- DEAR BAD DEAL: She also sticks her change DEAR ABBY: Fifteen your sister-in-law what ton. (Also, he recommended What a sad letter. You are purse inside her bikini top years ago my sister-in-law you were told, approach it that if the pre-emptor leads both young, with many at the beach, pool or at a and I had a mutual friend, this way: “Is it true that his own suit, you can expect years ahead of you. You relative’s cookout. “Barbie,” who told me ...?” And when she asks he has a singleton in your have a difficult decision to Mom says it’s a conve- something unflatteringwhere you got such an trump suit. This will be right make. Because you feel you nient and safe place for about my sister-in-law. My idea, THEN tell her it’s unless his hand is 7-2-2-2.) are not up to the challenge her money and valuables. relationship with my sis- what Barbie told you.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE TOWN OF SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE WATER STREET OVER THE SAUGUS RIVER BRIDGE REPLACEMENT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage SAUGUS BID NO. 9-18 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain given by Kenneth Ngure and Katrina Stallings to Mortgage Electronic Registration mortgage given by Laura Douglass to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Systems, Inc., as nominee for America's Wholesale Lender, its successors and INVITATION TO BID Inc., as nominee for MSA Mortgage, LLC, dated January 28, 2013 and recorded assigns, dated September 11, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 32157, Page (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 26073, Page 475 subsequently Sealed Bids for the General Contract for construction of the Water Street over the 200 as affected by a modification agreement recorded with said records at Book assigned to The Bank of New York Mellon FKA The Bank of New York as trustee for Saugus River Bridge Replacement will be received at the Purchasing Department, 34529, Page 411, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by the certificatesholder of the CWABS Inc., Asset- Backed Certificates, Series Town Hall, 298 Central Street, Saugus, MA 01906 until 11:00 AM, Wednesday, assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for 2006-19 by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for April 18, 2018. At that time, in the Conference Room in the Saugus Town Hall, MSA Mortgage, LLC to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. dated February 17, 2014 and America's Wholesale Lender, its successors and assigns by assignment recorded 298 Central Street, Saugus, MA 01906, bids will be publicly opened and read recorded with said registry on February 24, 2014 at Book 33129 Page 184, for in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 31463, Page aloud. breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the 294; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. on May 23, 2018, on the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at There is a pre-bid meeting on-site on Monday, April 9, 2018 at 10:00AM, at the mortgaged premises located at 11 FAIRMOUNT PLACE, SAUGUS, Essex County, Public Auction at 10:00 AM on April 24, 2018 at 773 Boston Street, Unit E, Lynn, bridge carrying Water Street over the Saugus River, next to 534 Water Street, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: Wakefield, MA 01880. Contractors should note there is limited parking at the project site. TO WIT: Unit No. E (the "Unit") of the Saugus River Estates Condominium (the "Condominium"), a condominium located in Lynn, Essex County created by Master The Project consists of the replacement of the Water Street Bridge over the Saugus A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon now known as and numbered Deed dated August 28, 1987, pursuant and subject to Chapter 183A of the River. The proposed work will replace the existing granite clapper structure with a 11 Fairmount Place, situated in said Saugus, bounded and described as follows: General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and recorded in the Essex precast concrete culvert and wingwalls. Plans call for a complete replacement of County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 9221, Page 490, as the bridge with new bridge rail and approach guardrail, riprap at wingwalls and Beginning at the Southwesterly corner of lot, thence running Easterly on Fairmount amended of recorded (the "Master Deed"). The post office address of the Unit is: streambed restoration in the River. The work also includes control of water, Place, 98 feet to a right of way, thence turning and running Northerly and 773 Boston Street, Unit E, Lynn, Massachusetts 01902. The Unit contains dewatering, bypass pumping, open-cut excavation, interim and temporary Northwesterly 122 feet, thence turning and running Southwesterly 82.15 feet, approximately 1,567.5 square feet and is laid out as shown on the Unit plan sheeting, HMA full depth pavement construction, pavement milling and HMA thence turning and running Southeasterly 70 feet, to the point of beginning, being recorded with the first deed of the Unit in said Registry in Book 14770, Page 338 overlay, pavement markings, guardrail installation, temporary traffic controls, and all of said measurements more or less. (the" First Unit Deed"), to which is affixed a verified statement in the form required other incidental work. by G. L. c. 183A, §9. The Unit is conveyed subject to and with the benefit of the For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern obligations, restrictions , rights and liabilities contained in said Chapter 183A, the The estimated project cost is $370,000. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32157, Page 198. Master Deed, the documents establishing the organization of unit owners recorded in said Registry in Book 9221, Page 510 and the by-laws and rules and Electronic copies of Contract Documents including Plans and Specifications may These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit regulations as promulgated thereunder, all as amended of record, and such be examined and/or obtained at the office of TEC, Inc., 146 Dascomb Road, of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the matters as are set forth in the First Unit Deed. Each of the units in the Andover, MA 01810. nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Condominium is intended for residential purposes and such other uses as are set titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or forth in the Master Deed. The Unit is conveyed together with an undivided Bidders requesting Contract Documents by mail shall submit a non-refundable liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, 16.6666% interest in the common areas and facilities of the Condominium and check payable to TEC, Inc. in the amount of $35.00 per CD to cover costs of having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, together with any rights exclusive to the Unit as set forth in the Master Deed, as handling and mailing. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. amended of record, and in the First Unit Deed. Each General Bid shall be submitted in accordance with the instructions to Bidders TERMS OF SALE: The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, and shall be accompanied by Bid Securities in the amount of five percent of the restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to bid. The deposit shall be in the form of a bid bond, certified check, cashier's check A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and or treasurer's check made payable to the Town of Saugus. check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., Bidders may not withdraw their Bids for a period of thirty days, excluding 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box TERMS OF SALE: Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays after the actual date of the opening of the 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of General Bids. from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be The Successful Bidder must furnish a 100 percent Performance Bond and a 100 receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be percent Payment Bond with a surety company acceptable to the Owner. said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Complete instructions for filing Bids are included in the Instructions to Bidders. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Bidders shall be prequalified through the Prequalification and Contracts manager WELLS FARGO BANK, NA at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms of the Massachusetts Highway Department, 10 Park Plaza, Boston, MA. Present holder of said mortgage of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Wage rates for this Project are subject to the minimum wage rates as per M.G.L., sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Chapter 149, Section 26 to 27H inclusive. By its Attorneys, entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The The bidding and award of this Contract will be under the provisions of M.G.L., 150 California Street description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Chapter 149, Section 44A - 44J inclusive. Newton, MA 02458 an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. (617) 558-0500 The Owner reserves the right to waive any informality in or to reject any or all Bids 201709-0239 - YEL Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. if deemed to be in its best interest. Item: April 3, 10, 17, 2018

THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON, F/K/A The Bank of New York as trustee for D/MBE and D/WBE's are encouraged to submit proposals. registered Holders of CWABS, Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-19 PUBLIC NOTICE TOWN MANAGER Draft Analysis of Brownfields Cleanup Alternatives (ABCA) Public Meeting Present Holder of said Mortgage, TOWN OF SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS Former Gasoline and Service Station By Its Attorneys, Item: April 3, 2018 870 Western Ave., Lynn, MA ORLANS PC PO Box 540540 A public meeting will be held on April 5, 2018 to commence the 30-day public Waltham, MA 02454 NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE review and comment period of the Draft ABCA for Cleanup of the Former Gasoline Phone: (781) 790-7800 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage and Service Station Site at 870 Western Ave. in Lynn, Massachusetts. The 17-007688 given by Charles F. Jules, and Mary E. Jules to Household Finance Corporation II Economic Development & Industrial Corporation (EDIC) Lynn was awarded a Item: April 3, 10, 17, 2018 dated November 4, 2004, recorded at the Essex County (Southern District) FY'2017 EPA Brownfields Cleanup grant for cleanup of petroleum contamination at Registry of Deeds in Book 23603, Page 521; said mortgage was then assigned to the site. NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust by virtue of an assignment dated July 18, 2014, and recorded in Book 33438, Page 335; of The Draft ABCA is available for review at the Economic Development Industrial By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of conditions of Corporation (EDIC) Lynn Office by appointment at Lynn City Hall, 3 City Hall mortgage given by Derek N. Rojas and Debra M. Auguste to Mortgage Electronic said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at PUBLIC Square, Room 405 Lynn, MA during business hours: Mon, Wed, Thurs: 8:30 AM to Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee, for Mortgage Financial, Inc., dated May AUCTION at 12:00 PM on April 18, 2018, on the mortgaged premises. This 4:00 PM, Tues: 8:30 AM to 8:00 PM and Friday, 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Copies of 11, 2015 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of property has the address of 79 Starrett Road, Lynn, MA 01905. The entire the ABCA will be available at the public meeting. Deeds at Book 34044, Page 390, of which mortgage the undersigned is the mortgaged premises, all and singular, the premises as described in said mortgage: present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. A CERTAIN PART OF LAND WITH BUILDINGS THEREON, SITUATED IN SAID LYNN, The spokesperson representing the cleanup is Bill Bochnak, Project Coordinator, to AmeriHome Mortgage Company, LLC dated February 15, 2017 and recorded NOW KNOWN AS #79 STARRETT ROAD, BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: who can be reached in person by appointment at the above address, by email at with said registry on February 16, 2017 at Book 35683 Page 476, for breach of SOUTHERLY BY STARRETT ROAD, A DISTANCE OF 82.72 FEET; WESTERLY BY LOT [email protected] and by phone at (781) 581-9399. the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will 37. A DISTANCE OF 80 FEET; NORTHERLY BY LOTS 34 AND 35, A DISTANCE OF be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 a.m. on May 21, 2018, on the mortgaged 82.72 FEET; AND EASTERLY BY LOT 39, A DISTANCE OF 80 FEET. CONTAINING The public meeting will be held on Thursday, April 5, 2018 at 6:00 P.M. at 10 premises located at 95 New Park Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all 6,618 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS, AND SHOWN AS LOT 38 ON PLAN ENTITLED Church Street in Lynn, Massachusetts. and singular the premises described in said mortgage, ' PLAN OF LOTS FOR VETERANS ' HOUSING, SECTION 3, CITY HOME LAND, LYNN, Item: April 3, 2018 MASSACHUSETTES, NUMBERED L-K-3, DATED JULY 11, 1947, SIGNED BY FRANK TO WIT: E. GOWDY, CITY ENGINEER,' AND RECORDED WITH ESSEX SOUTH DISTRICT LEGAL NOTICE REGISTRY OF DEEDS, BOOK OF PLANS NO. 76, PLAN NO 60. BEING THE SAME CITY OF LYNN The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts together with the buildings thereon, PROPERTY CONVEYED FROM LEO V. READY AND THOMAS F. SPENCER JR., ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS being Lot #45 on Plan of ''Fairchild Field'', so called recorded with Essex South CO-ADMINISTRATORS OF THE ESTATE OF THOMAS W. READY, DECEASED TO District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 1172, Plan 300, and bounded: CHARLES F. JULES AND MARY E. JULES, HUSBAND AND WIFE/T/B/E BY DEED The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following RECORDED 5/15/89, IN BOOK 9999, AT PAGE 8, IN THE REGISTER'S OFFICE OF petitions on Tuesday, April 17, 2018, at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. WESTERLY by Park Street, Fifty and 00/100 (50.00) feet; ESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS. Subject to and with the benefit of easements, reservation, restrictions, and taking of record, if any, insofar as the same are now LOCUS: 554 WESTERN AVE - PETITIONER: IGLESIA SANTIDAD JESUS VIENE NORTHERLY by Lot #44 on said plan, One Hundred Nine (109.) feet; in force and applicable. In the event of any typographical error set forth herein in PRONTO (ZBA #9821) the legal description of the premises, the description as set forth and contained in EASTERLY by land now or late of Doherty and others Fifty (50.00) feet; and the mortgage shall control by reference. Together with all the improvements now or TO ALLOW CONVERSION OF AN EXISTING, NON-CONFORMING STRUCTURE UPON hereafter erected on the property and all easements, rights, appurtenances, rents, AN UNDERSIZED LOT (6,673 SF), HAVING GREATER LOT COVERAGE THAN SOUTHERLY by Lot #46 on said Plan, One Hundred Ten (110.00) feet. royalties, mineral, oil and gas rights and profits, water rights and stock and all PERMITTED BY RIGHT (~50%), IN ZONING DISTRICT R4 TO MIXED USE, TO WIT: fixtures now or hereafter a part of the property. All replacements and additions 2ND FLOOR RESIDENTIAL AND 1ST FLOOR CHURCH/PUBLIC ASSEMBLY, HAVING For reference to title, see deed from Jason Irving to Derek N. Rojas and Debra M. shall also be covered by this sale. Terms of Sale: Said premises will be sold INSUFFICIENT PARKING ON-SITE. Auguste and recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds herewith. subject to any and all unpaid taxes and assessments, tax sales, tax titles and other municipal liens and water or sewer liens and State or County transfer fees, if LOCUS: RICHARD ST @ LIGHT ST, PARCEL NO. 018-796-085 - PETITIONER: For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern any there are, and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00) in cashier's or certified NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATES, INC. (ZBA #9822) District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34044, Page 387. check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of the sale as a deposit and the balance in cashier's or certified check will be due in TO ALLOW SUBDIVISION OF AN EXISTING LOT IN ZONING DISTRICT R4 TO CREATE These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit thirty (30) days, at the offices of Doonan, Graves & Longoria, LLC ("DG&L"), time FOUR (4) UNDERSIZED LOTS, HAVING INSUFFICIENT FRONTAGE, AND TO ALLOW of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the being of the essence. The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLING ON EACH, TO WIT: LOT 1 - 4,000 nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax later date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and SF, 50' FRONTAGE; LOT 2 - 4,000 SF, 50' FRONTAGE; LOT 3 - 4,013 SF, 51.13' titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or to further postpone at any adjourned sale-date by public proclamation at the time FRONTAGE; LOT 4 - 4,258 SF, 40.55' FRONTAGE. liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, and date appointed for the adjourned sale date. The premises is to be sold subject having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, leases, tenancies, and rights Patrick Calnan - Chairperson easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. of possession, building and zoning laws, encumbrances, condominium liens, if any Norm Cole - Clerk and all other claim in the nature of liens, if any there be. In the event that the Item: April 3, 10, 2018 TERMS OF SALE: successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of Sale and/or the terms A deposit of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of foreclosure, the Mortgagee check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure deed to the second highest The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., bidder, providing that said second highest bidder shall deposit with the 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box Mortgagee's attorneys, the amount of the required deposit as set forth herein. If Catch up with your 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days the second highest bidder declines to purchase the within described property, the from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon Mortgagee reserves the right to purchase the within described property at the receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in amount bid by the second highest bidder. The foreclosure deed and the favorite team said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. consideration paid by the successful bidder shall be held in escrow by DG&L, (hereinafter called the "Escrow Agent") until the deed shall be released from Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. escrow to the successful bidder at the same time as the consideration is released in Item Sports! to the Mortgagee, whereupon all obligations of the Escrow Agent shall be deemed AMERIHOME MORTGAGE COMPANY, LLC to have been properly fulfilled and the Escrow Agent shall be discharged. Other Present holder of said mortgage terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Dated: March 16, 2018 U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust By its Attorneys, By its Attorney HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. DOONAN, GRAVES & LONGORIA, LLC, 150 California Street 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D, Newton, MA 02458 Beverly, MA 01915 (617) 558-0500 (978) 921-2670 201706-0251 - TEA www.dgandl.com 53954 (JULES) Item: April 3, 10, 17, 2018 Item: March 27, April 3, 10, 2018

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By Ken Thomas nerve agent attack on a for- Since the call, two dozen ASSOCIATED PRESS mer Russian double agent. countries, including the “It would confer a certain U.S. and many European WASHINGTON — The normalization of relations Union nations, and NATO Trump administration and we’re certainly not in expelled more than 150 opened the door to a po- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a normal space,” said Ali- Russian diplomats in sol- tential White House meet- na Polyakova, a foreign idarity with Britain over Bill Cosby arrives for jury selection in his sexual assault retrial at the ing between President policy fellow at the Brook- the poisoning of Sergei Montgomery County Courthouse Monday. Donald Trump and Rus- ings Institution. “Nothing Skripal, the former spy, and sian President Vladimir about this is normal.” his daughter Yulia. Moscow Putin on Monday, raising Much has happened since has denied any involve- Many in Cosby jury pool made the possibility of an Oval Trump and Putin spoke in ment in the nerve attack Office welcome for Putin the March 20 phone call. and retaliated by expelling up their minds, know of #MeToo for the first time in more Trump said afterward he the same number of diplo- than a decade even as re- hoped to meet with Pu- mats from each nation. By Michael R. Sisak spective jurors already had only 10 prospective jurors lations between the two tin “in the not too distant Putin’s foreign affairs ASSOCIATED PRESS formed an opinion about to indicate they hadn’t powers have deteriorated. future” to discuss the nu- adviser, Yuri Ushakov, Cosby’s guilt or innocence. heard anything about the The Kremlin said Mon- clear arms race and other told reporters Monday NORRISTOWN, Pa. — In contrast, five jurors charges against Cosby. day that Trump had in- matters. But their call was that when the two leaders Prosecutors and the de- were picked on opening More than half said they vited the Russian leader followed by reports that spoke by phone, “Trump fense began the difficult day of Cosby’s first trial. already had made up their to the White House when Trump had been warned suggested to have the first task of picking a jury for Cosby is charged with minds about Cosby, and all they spoke by telephone in briefing materials not to meeting in Washington, in Bill Cosby’s sexual assault drugging and sexually mo- of them were dismissed. last month. White House congratulate the Russian the White House,” calling retrial Monday amid a lesting a Temple University In all, prosecutors and press secretary Sarah president on his re-election it a “quite interesting and powerful #MeToo move- women’s basketball admin- the defense removed a to- Huckabee Sanders re- but did so anyway. positive idea.” ment that has pierced the istrator at his suburban tal of 91 potential jurors sponded that the White consciousness of the men Philadelphia home in 2004. before breaking for the House was among “a num- and women who will sit in He says the sexual encoun- day, leaving only 28 from ber of potential venues” judgment of the 80-year- ter with Andrea Constand this group to fill the re- discussed. Both sides said old comedian. was consensual. His last maining 17 slots. A second they hadn’t started prepa- All but one of the 120 trial ended in a hung jury. group of 120 potential ju- rations for such a visit. potential jurors who an- The former TV star once rors was to be brought to If it happens, Putin would swered questions about known as “America’s Dad” the courthouse Tuesday. be getting the honor of an their background and for his portrayal of kindly Judge Steven O’Neill Oval Office tete-a-tete for views told a judge they had Dr. Cliff Huxtable on his made several rulings in the the first time since he met heard or seen something NBC hit “The Cosby Show” case but said they wouldn’t President George W. Bush about #MeToo, the cultural was in the courtroom as be public until Tuesday at the White House in campaign that’s been ex- jury selection got under- morning. Among the key is- 2005. Alarms rang in dip- posing sexual misconduct way. sues that need to be sorted lomatic and foreign policy in the entertainment and The first and only ju- out before opening state- circles over the prospect news industries. ror to be selected Mon- ments is a defense request that Trump might offer Jury selection got off to day indicated he had no to allow testimony from a Putin that venue without an exceedingly slow start, knowledge of the case woman who says Constand confronting him about Rus- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with a single juror seated and wouldn’t let what spoke of framing a celeb- sia’s interference in the and three-quarters of the he’s heard about #MeToo rity before she went to po- 2016 presidential election President Donald Trump and Russian President pool dismissed for cause — influence his ability to be lice with allegations Cosby or allegations that Russia Vladimir Putin talk during the family photo ses- primarily because the pro- impartial. He was one of drugged and molested her. masterminded the March 4 sion at the APEC Summit in Danang. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 BUSINESS EPA to ease back on emissions standards ASSOCIATED PRESS Automakers applauded both increase fuel econ- Monday’s decision, argu- omy standards and keep Environmental regula- ing that the current re- new vehicles affordable to tors announced on Mon- quirements would have more Americans.” day they will ease emis- cost the industry billions Environmentalists, sions standards for cars of dollars and raised vehi- meanwhile, warned the and trucks, saying that a cle prices due to the cost of proposed rollbacks will timeline put in place by developing the necessary make U.S. cars more ex- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS President Barack Obama technology. pensive to fill up. was not appropriate and A box for an Amazon Prime customer moves through the new Amazon “This was the right de- “No one in America is Fulfillment Center in Sacramento, Calif. set standards “too high.” cision, and we support eager to buy a car that The Environmental Pro- the Administration for gets worse gas mileage tection Agency said it com- pursuing a data-driven and spews more pollution pleted a review that will effort and a single nation- from its tailpipe,” said Fred Trump goes after Amazon affect vehicles for model al program as it works to Krupp, president of the En- years 2022-2025 but it finalize future standards,” vironmental Defense Fund. did not specify details on said Gloria Bergquist, vice “Designing and building over postal delivery again new standards, which it president, communica- cleaner, more cost-efficient said would be forthcom- tions and public affairs for cars is what helped auto- ing. Current regulations By Hope Yen Bezos, owns The Washing- Boosted by e-commerce, the Alliance of Automo- makers bounce back from ASSOCIATED PRESS ton Post, which Trump has the Postal Service has from the EPA require the bile Manufacturers, in a the depths of the recession fleet of new vehicles to get labeled “fake news” after enjoyed double-digit in- statement. “We appreciate and will be key to Ameri- WASHINGTON — Pres- the newspaper reported creases in revenue from 36 miles per gallon in re- that the Administration is ca’s global competitiveness ident Donald Trump is al-world driving by 2025. unfavorable developments delivering packages, but working to find a way to in the years ahead.” again attacking online re- during his campaign and that hasn’t been enough to That’s about 10 mpg over tailer Amazon.com, calling presidency. offset pension and health the existing standard. its business deal with the Trump made the link him- care costs as well as de- The agency said in its U.S. Postal Service to deliv- self in Saturday’s tweets, ac- clines in first-class letters decision that the regula- er packages a money-losing cusing Amazon of using the and marketing mail. To- tion set under the Obama agreement that hurts U.S. “Fake Washington Post” as a gether, letters and mar- administration “presents taxpayers. Federal regula- lobbyist. The Post and Bezos keting mail make up more challenges for auto manu- tors, however, have found have responded to Trump’s than two-thirds of postal facturers due to feasibility the contract with Amazon lobbyist claims in the past revenue. and practicability, raises to be profitable. by declaring that Bezos is In arguing that the Post- potential concerns related In tweets Saturday, not involved in any journal- al Service is losing money to automobile safety, and Trump said “the U.S. Post istic decisions at the paper. on delivering packages for results in significant addi- Office will lose $1.50 on av- Amazon.com Inc. and The Amazon, Trump appears tional costs on consumers, erage for each package it Washington Post declined to to be citing some Wall especially low-income con- delivers for Amazon. That comment Saturday. Street analyses that argue sumers.” amounts to Billions of Dol- Amazon lives and dies by the Postal Service’s formu- The EPA, in partnership PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lars.” shipping, and an increase la for calculating its costs with the National High- He added: “If the P.O. Environmental Protection Agency administra- in the rates it pays could is outdated. A 2017 anal- way Traffic Safety Admin- ‘increased its parcel rates, certainly do some damage. ysis by Citigroup did con- tor Scott Pruitt testifies before the Senate En- istration, will work to come Amazon’s shipping costs Amazon sends packages clude that the Postal Ser- vironment Committee on Capitol Hill. up with new standards. would rise by $2.6 Billion.’ via the post office, FedEx, vice was charging below This Post Office scam must UPS and other services. market rates as a whole stop. Amazon must pay But while the U.S. Postal on parcels. Still, federal China raises tariffs on US real costs (and taxes) now!” Service has lost money for regulators have reviewed Amazon has been a 11 years, package delivery the Amazon contract with consistent recipient of — which has been a bright the Postal Service each pork, fruit in trade dispute Trump’s ire. He is sore spot for the service — is year and determined it to because its founder, Jeff not the reason. be profitable. By Joe McDonald fight over U.S. President ports of U.S. goods, he said. ASSOCIATED PRESS Donald Trump’s approv- Monday’s tariff increase al of higher duties on up will hit American farm Italy’s robot concierge shows a BEIJING — China to $50 billion of Chinese states, many of which vot- raised import duties on a goods in response to com- ed for Trump in 2016. $3 billion list of U.S. pork, plaints that Beijing steals Beijing is imposing a 25 novelty on the way to better AI apples and other products or pressures foreign com- percent tariff on U.S. pork Monday in an escalating By Colleen Barry his knowledge, vocabulary ation of Robotics, based in panies to hand over tech- and aluminum scrap and dispute with Washington and Charlene Pele and ability to answer. Frankfurt, Germany, fore- nology. over trade and industrial 15 percent on sparkling ASSOCIATED PRESS The use of such robots casts sales of professional policy. Forecasters say the im- wine, steel pipe used by oil is growing in services sec- service robots will grow PESCHIERA DEL GAR- The government of Pres- pact of Monday’s move and gas companies, and tors like tourism, where between 20 percent and DA, Italy — Robby Pepper ident Xi Jinping said it should be limited, but in- an array of fruits and nuts the scale of business can 25 percent a year through can answer questions in was responding to a U.S. vestors worry the global including apples, walnuts overwhelm staff with me- 2020, from about 79,000 Italian, English and Ger- tariff hike on steel and recovery might be set back and grapes. nial tasks. Most of the last year. That includes man. Billed as Italy’s first aluminum. But that is if other governments re- American farm exports automatons serve mainly such diverse categories spond by raising import robot concierge, the hu- just one facet of sprawling to China in 2017 totaled as novelties — humanoid as defense robots, clean- barriers. nearly $20 billion, includ- manoid will be deployed tensions with Washington, versions of an Alexa or ing robots, medical robots The tariffs “signal a most ing $1.1 billion of pork all season at a hotel on the Europe and Japan over a Siri meant to marvel cus- and logistics systems ro- unwelcome development, products. popular Lake Garda to help state-led economic model tomers. They represent an bots. In 2016, 7,200 pub- which is that countries There was no indication relieve the desk staff of sim- they complain hampers expansion in automation, lic relations robots like are becoming protection- whether Beijing might ple, repetitive questions. market access, protects but one that’s likely to be Softbank’s Pepper, used ist,” said economist Taimur exempt Chinese-owned During one of Robby’s Chinese companies and scaled up only when bet- for mobile guidance and Baig of DBS Group. But American suppliers such first shifts, Mihail Slani- subsidizes exports in vi- ter artificial intelligence is information, were sold — olation of Beijing’s free- in commercial terms, they as Smithfield Foods, the na, a guest from Moldova, developed. a full 135 percent increase trade commitments. are “not very substantial” biggest U.S. pork produc- congratulated the robot on The International Feder- over the previous year. Already, companies are compared with China’s er, which is ramping up his skills. looking ahead to a bigger $150 billion in annual im- exports to China. “He’s like a real per- son, he’s really good,” she enthused. “He talks, he shook my hand.” Developed by Japan’s Softbank Robotics, Robby as he has been christened by the hotel where he’s resident has been taught a list of questions such as the locations of the spa, restaurants and opening hours, programmed by the Italian digital ser- vices company Jampaa. The summer tourist sea- son will provide Robby PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with a crash course in unanticipated questions, Robot Robby Pepper stands at the front desk of A woman wearing a uniform with the logo of an American produce com- not to mention accents, a hotel in Peschiera del Garda, northern Italy, pany helps a customer shop for apples in a supermarket in Beijing. which will help improve Monday. /&&/&&%
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