SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017 Marblehead superintendent Housing vows to address hate crimes court By Bridget Turcotte tance of paying attention to racial in- Superintendent Maryann Perry said ITEM STAFF justices within the walls of the building. in a statement Friday afternoon that in moving “We did this for people to understand light of Thursday’s events, “we continue MARBLEHEAD — A day after more that the administration needs to do to move forward as an agent of change than 100 students protested what they considered a lack of response from the more about this and the kids should in our community. be more educated that that word is not “As a result of ongoing conversations to Salem school’s administration to racially-mo- tivated incidents, the superintendent supposed to be used,” said Lany Marte, that have been occurring, including dis- vowed to give them a voice. a 15-year-old student who helped orga- cussions with students and staff that By Thomas Grillo When the clock struck noon on Thurs- nize the protest. “We’re going to be with took place today, we will be working ITEM STAFF day, schoolmates stood in solidarity out- each other for four years and by saying closely with Team-Harmony and other side Marblehead High School, holding that word and spreading hate around LYNN — Despite opposition from ten- signs and speaking about the impor- the school, it’s not good.” MARBLEHEAD, A7 ants and landlords, the Lynn Housing Court will move to Salem next month. The decision, by Chief Justice Timothy F. Sullivan, comes on the heels of a public hearing on the court’s closing this week where dozens of housing advocates told the judge to consider alternatives. “Nothing changed my mind as a result of the hearing,” Sullivan said. “It would be irresponsible for me to do nothing. The question is what would be the best avail- able option.” Court of cials say the number of cases in Lynn’s housing session has increased by more than 40 percent since 2014. As a result, corridors, conference and court- rooms are jammed, making a stressful situation, where people are dealing with possible eviction, even worse, the court argues. Opponents say the travel time and ex- pense to Salem will increase defaults and lead to more evictions. While some recommended the Lynn court be expanded in the city, Sullivan said the court cannot afford to lease space. State Rep. Daniel Cahill (D-Lynn), who along with the rest of the city’s delegation on Beacon Hill opposed the move, said he was disappointed it has to come to this. “We are still talking and will convene a working group with the goal to approach housing court differently,” he said. “Many issues can be resolved outside the court- room and that’s our goal.” Thomas Grillo can be reached at tgrillo@ itemlive.com. Peabody artist Gina Hagen Peabody artist paints stands with her watercolor painting that INSIDE a greeting of hope was commis- sioned by the By Bridget Turcotte donated gifts that are sold to bene t Da- Dana-Farber In Medford Neighbors raise concerns over ITEM STAFF na-Farber and the Jimmy Fund. Cancer In- “It seems like everytime I turn around in Tufts housing proposal. A2 PEABODY — Living through a medical cri- stitute to be my life, somebody is affected by cancer. As an sis can be a black and white issue, but artist turned into a In Peabody artist, this is one of the few ways I can give Gina Hagen is trying to bring a little color Christmas card. Council seeks more information into the lives of cancer patients. back. Some people are doctors and nurses on purchase plan. A2 The Peabody artist creates watercolor and can give back in that way. I create water- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK paintings and donates them to Dana-Farber color paintings.” In Opinion Shribman: And now, on to spending ... A4 Cancer Institute and the Jimmy Fund each Since the program began 15 years ago, Christmas season so the hospital can turn about $8 million has been raised. In Sports them into holiday cards, and sell them to This year’s gifts are available online and in- Spartans start season with a sweep. B1 raise money. clude a $32 handcrafted Tree of Life bracelet, The gesture is part of Dana-Farber’s holi- day cards and gift collection, which includes ARTIST, A7 Saugus developer seeks to extend work hours

By Bridget Turcotte year’s end. But they need city approval As a result, the matter will be taken up space, and three four-story apartment ITEM STAFF to expand construction hours. in January, said Rossetti. buildings will be in the rear. Developers were scheduled to appear If the request is granted, developers The plan calls for 280 studio, one-bed- SAUGUS — AvalonBay Communities before the Planning Board on Thursday will start work a half hour earlier in the room and two-bedroom units, and a wants to work nights and weekends night. But after chairman Peter Rosset- morning and continue for an extra 30 one-story clubhouse with an outdoor to build their $100 million apartment ti recused himself, the meeting lacked minutes at night. swimming pool. community at the former Hilltop Steak enough members for a vote. Rossetti ex- Plans include turning the 14-acre Each dwelling will feature a bay win- House. cuses himself from all matters related site into a mixed-use development with dow and most will have a balcony. The The Virginia-based real estate invest- the Hilltop property, which he represent- apartments and shops. The front of the ment trust is set to break ground by ed as an attorney. project will house one story of retail SAUGUS, A7

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OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 33° VOL. 140, ISSUE 2 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 31° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017 OBITUARIES Vivian Hoomis Kassiotis, 95 Peabody council seeks more 1921-2017 LYNNFIELD — Vivi- and had a song or information on purchase plan an (Velamina) Hoom- Greek dance when- is Kassiotis, of Lynn- ever the occasion By Adam Swift communities preserve nothing unusual about formation included with field and formerly of allowed. She had a ITEM STAFF open space and historic the process for the land the requests for money,” Lynn, was born Dec. ready smile for all sites, create affordable purchase. He said CPA said Manning-Martin. 6, 1921, and died she met, whether at PEABODY — Details on housing and outdoor rec- fund requests are typical- “We shouldn’t be doing it peacefully of natural Dunkin Donuts, Co- the mayor’s request to buy reational facilities. ly referred to the council’s this way.” causes Dec. 5, 2017. lonial Village, Greek a building near City Hall “It’s strange to me that finance committee where The mayor said details At a day short of 96 restaurants she fre- will be discussed at a City there is no other informa- details are discussed. on the purchase will be years, she left us too quented, or the cor- Council meeting Thursday. tion other than a request “When it is an agenda available before the Dec. soon. ner store where she But one councilor to transfer money,” said item as it is listed in (the 14 finance committee Vivian was born on Boston bought scratch tickets in her questioned the plan to Manning-Martin. council) packet, there’s meeting. Street in Lynn, where she re- later years. Vivian, a master of purchase 10 Lowell St. Mayor Edward A. Betten- typically a cover letter,” he The two restaurants in sided for most of her life. Her resourcefulness and collector Councilor-at-Large Anne court is asking the council said. “We can agree to dis- the building, Brodie’s Pub retirement years were spent at of whatever she could give Manning-Martin said she to approve the $425,000 agree, but I don’t think it and NexMex Thing, are Colonial Gardens Apartments to others, generously gave to prefers to see an engineer- purchase from Northfield is a process any different moving to Main Street. in Lynnfield. Vivian leaves a neighbors, friends and rela- ing plan or other details Properties. After demolish- than we have done in the The 10 Lowell Street legacy of love. Because of her tives in need — whether it was on the proposal before be- ing the building, the mayor past.” LLC, an entity owned by fierce love for her children, rel- a ride down the street, Greek ing asked to transfer mon- plans to use the land for Thursday night’s agenda Northfield Properties, atives, friends and strangers cookies made from scratch, ey from Community Pres- open space, flood mitiga- item was only to approve bought the 8,677-square- who soon became friends, she or clothing and toys she had ervation Act (CPA) funds tion, and as a possible site discussion, not to transfer foot building in 2015 was fiercely loved in return. collected. to pay for the sale. for a statue of philanthro- money. for $400,000, according Vivian lived a full life, as for- Vivian is predeceased by CPA, which is paid for by pist George Peabody. “That’s a good point, but to county records. It is mer wife to George Kassiotis parents, George and Catherine a fee on real estate taxes, Councilor-at-Large Da- I think that moving for- assessed by the city at of Lynn, single mother of five (Katerina) Jeracoulis Hoomis, is a growth tool that helps vid Gravel said there was ward, there should be in- $340,200. children, and friend to all she her siblings Arthur (Aristides), met. Rather than traditional Paul Hoomis, Ariadne (Jenny) high school or college, her ed- and her husband Kosta Shi- ucation came from the school nopoulos, and her twin broth- Neighbors raise concerns of life. er Euripody (Billy or Rippy) Like many of her generation and his wife Emily Hoomis, during the aftermath of the her former husband, George depression, Vivian left school Kassiotis, and Anthony Falbo, over Tufts housing proposal at an early age to help her her grandchild. Survived by family. Starting from her first her five children, Angela Kas- MEDFORD — An ambi- questioned how Tufts in- management, and quality fit within the neighbor- job as a seamstress, working siotis, Dr. Pauline (Kassiotis) tious plan to convert more tended to monitor the of life in the neighborhood. hood,” she said. long hours came naturally Mountainbird, Gregory and than a dozen homes into properties. In response, Tufts Dean of Arts and Scienc- to her. One remarkable thing his wife Sandra Kassiotis, Ste- Tufts University dorms Today, the houses are agreed to provide the pan- es James Glaser said con- about Vivian is that no matter phen and his wife Candyce faces scrutiny. used by staff and facul- el with rules they intend verting these properties the challenge, emotional or Kassiotis, and James and his School attorneys and of- ty, while the rest is office to implement. into dorms would keep physical, she never wanted to wife Deborah Kassiotis. She ficials appeared before the space. Some students live Kimberly Barnett of rents in check and create look back. She knew how to leaves nine grandchildren, Zoning Board of Appeals in several of the one- and LDa Architecture & In- more housing. rebound with grace and joie 10 great-grandchildren and Tuesday seeking permis- two-bedroom homes. In teriors in Cambridge and “Tufts is the landlord, de vivre. Even after illnesses five great-great-grandchildren, sion to convert most of the addition to converting project manager, told the Tufts owns and maintains which entailed intensive care, her sister-in-law Ann Hoomis, 13 houses it owns on five houses into student res- board she plans to have those properties,” he said. hospitalization or a lingering numerous nieces, nephews, streets into housing for idences, Tufts said they the newly-designated In response to questions illness at home for weeks or cousins, relatives, friends, and 124 students. planned to build one new living spaces reflect the on parking, Tufts said even months, Vivian would care-takers. The panel postponed home. neighborhood. student parking would be rebound and vow to never Vivian loved so wide and discussion of the proposal Residents who attended “We took into consider- prohibited. Any vehicles again discuss her trials. Al- deep that she would not want until the Jan. 11 meeting. the board meeting raised ation what is around these would have to be parked ways, keeping a positive atti- to leave anyone out. Not all Several board members concerns about parking, houses and designed it to in campus lots, they said. tude, she looked forward. The can be named, but none are grand matriarch of her family, forgotten. Such is the lega- she came from the old school cy Vivian Hoomis Kassiotis where a visit did not have to leaves, one of love, friendship Ex-state senator charged with be announced to be wel- and joy of life. comed. She cherished time Service information: A fu- spent with her parents, all neral service will be held on her siblings and their spouses Monday, Dec. 11, 2017, in accepting bribes, kickbacks (especially her twin brother the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, and older sister who also lived 426 Broadway (Route 129), a long life, allowing her to en- Lynn, MA 01904 at 11 a.m. By Bob Salsberg court appearance. joy them for many years), her Burial will be in Pine Grove and Alanna Joyce’s law office in children, grandchildren and Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives Durkin Richer Canton was raided by the great grandchildren. Devoted and friends are respectfully ASSOCIATED PRESS FBI in February 2016 in to family, she enjoyed each invited. Visiting hours will be what was then described BOSTON — A former as “court-authorized ac- visit with her cousins, nieces on Monday from 9-11 a.m. Massachusetts state sen- and nephews, and numerous Donations in Vivian’s memo- tivity in connection with ator was charged Fri- an ongoing federal inves- koumbardi (Godparents, and ry may be made to a charity day with accepting up to Godchildren, and friends who of one’s choice. Directions tigation.” Cooper said at $1 million in bribes and the time that Joyce was became family). and online guest book at kickbacks in exchange for She never met a stranger www.solimine.com. cooperating and believed helping companies and he had done nothing then laundering the mon- wrong. ey through his law office, Joyce, who had served Kathleen M. Tannatt, 79 disguising it as legal fees. as assistant majority Brian Joyce, 55, was leader and represented arrested at his Westport IN MEMORIAM his district since 1998, home shortly before sun- JOHN "JOHNNY" DOLAN LYNN —­ Mrs. Kathleen M. be remembered in the hearts ON YOUR BIRTHDAY said shortly after the rise Friday, hours before DECEMBERPHOTO | ASSOCIATED 10, 2017 PRESS investigation was an- (Reagan) Tannatt, 79, of Lynn, of her family and many friends. authorities unsealed a Former Massachusetts state Sen. Brian Joyce nounced last year that he beloved wife of Henry L. Tan- In addition to her husband 113-count indictment is surrounded by reporters as he leaves the U.S. would not seek re-elec- natt Jr., died Friday, Dec. 8, Henry of Lynn, with whom she stemming from a two-year 2017 at Ledgewood Nursing shared 57 years of marriage, Federal Courthouse in Worcester Friday. tion to the Senate. investigation that charges Joyce is accused of par- and Rehabilitation Center in Kathleen is survived by her the Democrat with rack- Beverly, surrounded by her daughter, Suzanne Bovill and dents as a state legislator, in Worcester’s federal ticipating in number of eteering, extortion, wire complex schemes dating loving family. her husband Robert of Mar- fraud and money launder- ran his public office as a courthouse Friday be- Born in Lynn, she was the blehead; her son, David Tan- back to 2010 that netted ing. “criminal enterprise.” fore being released on daughter of the late Kenneth natt and his wife Nancy of Wo- “He had a duty to serve $250,000 bond. His attor- him hundreds of thou- “We believe Mr. Joyce sands of dollars and con- and Kathleen (Forristall) Rea- burn; her four grandchildren, (his constituents) honestly, ney, Howard Cooper, told was greedy, plain and sim- cealing the payments by gan. She was raised and ed- Samantha, Kathleen, Kaitlyn and he violated that duty The Associated Press ear- ple,” FBI Special Agent in using his law office as a ucated in Danvers and was a and Shawn; her sister, Adria by accepting bribes and lier Friday that he still graduate of the former Holten Knight of Winchendon; and Charge Hank Shaw said. “money laundering con- kickbacks in exchange for was reviewing the charges High School, Class of 1956. her brother, George Reagan of Acting U.S. Attorney Your absence from our lives duit.” Prosecutors say he Mrs. Tannatt had been em- Haverhill. William Weinreb said that his official action,” Wein- and didis notever-present. immediately also lied to the state’s eth- Joyce, who represented reb said. respondMiss andto lovean youemail always, seek- ployed as a secretary by the Service information: Her your family ics commission and used Mutual Fire and Inspection funeral service will be held more than 100,000 resi- Joyce pleaded not guilty ing comment after Joyce’s the panel as a “cloak of Bureau of New England for in The O’DONNELL Funer- legitimacy for his corrupt several years. al Home, 46 Washington MARBLEHEAD BRIEF IN MEMORIAM schemes.” A loving and devoted wife, Square (at Salem Com- DONNA M BORNSTEIN 2001 ~ DECEMBER 10 ~ 2017 mother and grandmother, mon), Salem, on Tuesday, Talking about race The talk is also in- 16 YEARS Kathleen was most happy Dec. 12 at 11 a.m. Relatives tended to examine white IN MEMORIAM when she was with her fami- and friends invited. Visiting JOHN "JOHNNY" DOLAN White privilege is the privilege in daily life and ON YOUR BIRTHDAY ly and was passionate about hours prior to the service topic for discussion on discuss strategies for DECEMBER 10, 2017 providing a warm and nur- from 9-11 a.m. Burial in Monday, Dec. 18 at 7 dealing with it. turing home for them. She Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. p.m. at the Abbot Public The Marblehead Racial enjoyed many camping trips To share a memory or offer Library. Justice Team said it has a to Terrace Pines Campground a condolence, please visit The Marblehead Racial background in racial jus- in Ossipee, N.H., reading and www.odonnellfuneralservice. Justice Team will facil- tice and group facilitation knitting for her family. She will com. itate the conversation to support the conversa- and use “White Privilege: tion. Unpacking the Invisi- McIntosh’s essay can ble Knapsack” by Peggy be found at https:// THE DAY GOD CALLED YOU HOME Walter P. Buben, 89 God looked around his garden, McIntosh as the focus. www.pcc.edu/resources/ and found an empty place. Possible conversation illumination/documents/ He then looked down starting points include white-privilege-es- upon this earth, LYNN — Walter P. Buben, 89, of Lynn, and a God daughter, and saw your loving face. perspectives on racism. say-mcintosh.pdf. He put his arms around you, Your absence from our lives of Lynn, beloved son of the late Susan Karp. He was prede- and lifted you to rest. is ever-present. Parker and Elizabeth (Shinrev- ceased by his brother Ivan His garden must be beautiful, Miss and love you always, He always takes the best. your family ich) Buben, died Dec. 7, 2017, Buben. And a special thank Selling a house? He knew that you were suffering, at the Abbott House in Lynn. you to the staff at The Abbott Buying a house? He knew you were in pain. Walter was born, raised and House, especially Lisa Rivera And he knew that you would never IN MEMORIAM educated in Lynn, attending for the kindness and care that get well on Earth again. He saw your path was difficult, DONNA M BORNSTEIN the Lynn schools. you bestowed on Walter over Find out what properties 2001 ~ DECEMBER781-593-7700 10 ~ 2017 He closed your tired eyes. Publishing Daily, except Sundays Walter was a United States his past two year stay. recently sold in your area. He whispered to you, 16 YEARS USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Army veteran, serving with the Service information: Rela- "Peace be thine" and gave you wings to fly. Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Army Air Corps during World tives and friends are invited Check out When we saw you sleeping and additional offices. 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You live on through us, you're always by our side. It broke our hearts to lose you. but you did not go alone. For part of us went with you on the day God called you home. With everlasting love, Ken, Dad, and your family SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017 A3 LYNN A special time at Sacred Heart

The annual Christmas party for Lynn special education students was held COURTESY PHOTOS Dec. 5 at the Sacred Heart School. The party was sponsored by the Solimine From left, Joel Solimine, David J. Solimine Jr., teacher Kathy Hood, Funeral Home, which provided lunch and gifts from Santa for 225 students. Christian Mancia, Peter Stefanowski, Parisrose Mondellis, Ju’ellz Ruiz, Students enjoying the party included, from left, Enrique Chavez Lopez, Abigail Finnegan, Michael McManus, Jeremy Merida Lopez, Byron Dele- Derick Lopez Valle, Leana Martin, Mohammed Al-Warshani, Jaily Me- on Contreras, Robinson Bun, Justin Phan, aide Karen Patrikas, Deputy rida Lopez, Leon Ricketts, Jackson Van Hoosen, Lucius Taylor, Javier Superintendents Kimberlee Powers and Patrick Tutwiler, and David J. Canton, Joseph Pojoy, Jeriel Alcantara, and Tristan Robinson Solimine Sr. Thank you, veterans

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1240 Front, seated: Domenic “Rocky” Rug- members in Swampscott and Solimine giero of North Weymouth and his wife, Funeral Homes joined forces with Tread- Carol. well’s Ice Cream in Peabody to sponsor Rear from left: Veterans Affairs nurse an ice cream social for veterans from Ilana Bartok, Diane Sacherski, Cadets three wards in Bedford’s Edith Nourse Luke Boisselle, Danny Chea, Miros Ruiz, Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital. Bryan Fresco, Leslie Chinchilla, veteran Servers for the social included English Roger Comeau, Adele Hultgren, VFW High School Marine Corps Junior Re- Commander John Sacherski, and Legion- serve Officers Training Corps cadets who naire David J. Solimine Sr. prepared sundaes and, in some instanc- Sharon Vienneau of Woburn drove the es, assisted mobility-limited veterans in cadets from Lynn to Bedford and back to eating the treats. Lynn. Crowd gathers for Styx and Money

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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S And now, on to spending ... Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising CHICAGO — Suppose — just sup- ic growth. That is what animated T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey pose — that your goal in politics supply-siders aligned with the late P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton was to defund the deep state, the GOP Rep. Jack F. Kemp — who in Vice President, Finance Lynn, MA 01903 Michael H. Shanahan entrenched Washington bureau- any case was less leery of budget J N. W  Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman cracy that is more interested in deficits than the traditional Repub- PŽ preserving its prerogatives than in licans who dismissed his ideas as Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 serving the country. Suppose — just optimistic fantasies. Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 for another moment — that dimin- Besides, some others believe, that All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 ishing government’s ability to regu- $1.4 trillion deficit increase may 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 sound like a wallop but actually Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 late business or to protect the envi- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ronment was your fondest desire. isn’t that big a thud. Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 Then — still supposing — might “The deficit is already enormous Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 you plan your strategy carefully? anyway,” said Mark Sniderman, Might you first increase the federal a former Federal Reserve Bank Subscriptions John S. Moran, 1975-1990 Executive Editor, deficit by about $1.4 trillion over 10 of Cleveland economist who now [email protected] years? Might you then begin to ex- teaches at Case Western Reserve Circulation press worries about the deficit, just University. “What’s another tril- [email protected] as the old-time conservatives you lion? It’s not as if we have a bal- Ext. 3 revile (but whose convictions now anced budget. But there is no ques- are conveniently useful) have done tion that this will add pressure to Newsroom [email protected] for a century? And then might you address outlays.” [email protected] call for big cuts in federal discre- All this is a dramatic contrast EDITORIAL tionary spending, and maybe even from the measure the current tax Ext. 4 in entitlements such as Social Secu- bill is compared with, the landmark Sports rity and Medicare? Might you do all 1986 tax overhaul. But that legisla- [email protected] these things? tion differed in vital, fundamental Ext. 5 Maybe this wasn’t part of the Re- ways. That legislation was bipartisan, Retail and Online Trump to publican rebels’ thinking about the Advertising tax bill, with its $1.4 trillion boost with the support of Reagan, a Re- [email protected] in the deficit, but instead just a publican president, and Rep. Dan happy byproduct of it. Maybe this Rostenkowski, the Illinois Demo- ADVERTISING FBI: Losers hasn’t occurred to the Democrats crat who headed the tax-writing Ernie Carpenter Jr. on Capitol Hill, for there was nary House Ways and Means Committee. Director of Advertising It’s not every day that a sitting president savages a peep out of them about these un- Together they won backing from and Business Development, ext. 1355 as “in tatters” the reputation of the federal govern- noted implications of the tax bills both parties, making the legislation [email protected] ment’s top law enforcement arm, but it is a fairly that passed both houses and will be an expression of the political center. Michael Hayes common practice for those who have something to reconciled in a House-Senate con- “We were dealing with deficits in Vice President, Digital Advertising, fear from police and prosecutors to attack them as ference committee. 1986 and we knew what was com- ext. 1302 [email protected] biased, ineffectual or dishonest. Given that Don- Maybe these deficits are in fact ing — growing entitlement costs ald Trump’s extraordinary claim that the agency’s strategic deficits. Maybe the com- associated with the aging popula- Michele Iannaco standing is the “worst in history” came not long af- mentators who are noting the ap- tion,” recalled William Hoagland, a Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 [email protected] ter his former national security adviser admitted to parent great irony of the season — top Senate Budget Committee aide lying to an FBI agent about his conversations with the contrast between the traditional in 1986. He is now the senior vice Jim McFadyen the Russian ambassador, Americans can draw their Republican abhorrence of budget president of the Bipartisan Policy Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 [email protected] own conclusions as to what’s going on. deficits, which animated GOP stal- Center in Washington. “That wasn’t Nothing much surrounding President Trump’s warts from Calvin Coolidge to Bob any different in 1986 than it is in Ralph Mitchell latest frenetic Twitter storm is especially shocking. Dole, and the GOP push for a tax 2017. Back then the political center Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 [email protected] Not Michael T. Flynn’s guilty plea. Not the prospect overhaul that produced a huge defi- was narrowing — but there was a that special counsel Robert S. Mueller III is clos- cit — are missing the point. center. Right now there is no center.” Patricia Whalen ing in on the president’s inner circle. And certainly That $1.4 trillion addition to the But from the beginning, the gov- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 [email protected] not Mr. Trump’s customary counter-punch strate- deficit may not be an obstacle, or an erning principle was that after months of hearings and negotia- gy directed mostly at familiar targets, former FBI embarrassment, or a contradiction BUSINESS OFFICE Director James B. Comey and former Secretary of or even an irony. It may be a goal. tions, the final product had to be Susan J. Conti State Hillary Clinton. What would have been far That’s not because the Republi- revenue-neutral, which is to say that it could not increase the deficit. Controller, ext. 1288 more surprising would have been for Mr. Trump to cans suddenly have embraced the [email protected] remain silent and not give the nation further rea- deficit-spending economic notions Everything else was negotiable. Ted Grant son to suspect that he is seeking to obstruct justice. put forth by John Maynard Keynes Revenue-neutrality was not. In fact, Reagan made it clear that he would Publisher, ext. 1234 Perhaps the most notable moment of all came and deplored by the conservative [email protected] Sunday when Mr. Trump’s attorney, John Dowd, economists who are identified by veto any tax bill that increased the deficit. Marian Kinney took responsibility for an especially problematic this city. They haven’t, though ext. 1212 Saturday tweet in which the president admitted he some of the nostrums of the Chi- “We were working with that di- rective,” former Sen. Bob Packwood, [email protected] knew Mr. Flynn had lied to the FBI before he fired cago school of economics, especial- the Oregon Republican who was Will Kraft him — which strongly suggests he knew his adviser ly the celebration of the virtues of chairman of the Senate Finance Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 had committed a crime when he asked Mr. Comey free markets, have been adopted Committee in 1986, said in a tele- [email protected] to go easy on him after the firing (something Mr. by the new-style Republicans on phone conversation last week. “That Jennifer Perez Comey testified to under oath before Congress). Mr. Capitol Hill. But the new brand of in a way gave us a tremendous op- ext. 1205 Dowd said he dictated that particular tweet and Republicans is more serious about [email protected] diminishing the size of the govern- portunity. To get the rates down, sent it to the White House social media director to Mike Shanahan ment than was President Ronald which the Republicans wanted, we be posted. had to close loopholes, which the Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Does anyone seriously believe Mr. Dowd actually Reagan, whose record — a tripling [email protected] of the deficit — was criticized even Democrats wanted. And at that time did that? Or was he just protecting his client from a Carolina Trujillo by the Ludwig von Mises Institute, the issue wasn’t income inequality. criminal charge (keeping in mind that the tweet in The issue was answering critics of Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 question was one of 10 on the subject of the Russia the spiritual home of an important [email protected] branch of free-market economics. the tax code who asked why Gener- investigation from Mr. Trump’s account)? al Electric and General Dynamics Jim Wilson Right now, the Republican Study Also in classic Trumpian fashion, the president could make billions of profits and Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Committee, a group of about 150 took a small development and blew it entirely out pay little or no taxes.” [email protected] House conservatives, is examining of context. According to recent news reports, Mr. This time — with the Federal CIRCULATION cutting $1 trillion from entitlement Mueller removed veteran FBI agent Peter Strzok, Reserve’s discount rate under 2 spending. This may be the confron- Lisa Mahmoud a counterintelligence expert, from the investigation percent, far different from the 5.5 tation next time, and next time is Manager, ext. 1239 because he sent text messages critical of Mr. Trump. percent the day Reagan signed the [email protected] approaching swiftly — before the The president noted that Mr. Strzok was involved in 1986 bill — the estimate of the in- end of the month, with the threat of CLASSIFIED a previous FBI investigation of Ms. Clinton’s han- creased deficit burden already is a government shutdown less than a dling of email. In the president’s mind that under- being contested. A group of Wells Abbe Young Smith fortnight away. Manager, ext. 1276 scores some kind of government-wide conspiracy in Fargo economists, for example, is It makes for a complex political [email protected] which the FBI’s 35,000 employees, and presumably considering whether a growing bud- challenge: keeping the government untold numbers of former employees like Mr. Muel- get deficit might lead to more na- operating and avoid cutting spend- NEWSROOM ler, are all out to get him, rather than evidence of a tional savings for the purchase of ing in programs dear to the very Bill Brotherton special counsel being extra careful to dot the i’s and Treasury securities rather than to Republicans who were reluctant to Features Editor ext. 1338 cross all the t’s lest this investigation be construed fund the business investment the [email protected] as a “witch-hunt.” sign on to the tax bill and whose president and his GOP allies hope Gayla Cawley The whole thing would be laughable — akin to support will be essential after the will result. conference committee completes its Reporter, ext. 1236 the kind of hyperbole associated with mob defense “The one thing you can guar- [email protected] lawyers concocting elaborate fictions to plant a work — all in an age when Wash- antee about all these estimates,” Cheryl Charles seed of doubt — if this didn’t involve the president ington deal-making is in disrepute. Packwood said, “is that they will be This is quite a task. Night Editor, ext. 1278 of the United States and the U.S. Department of wrong.” [email protected] Justice. It’s also reminiscent of the president’s at- Meanwhile, some tax-cut ad- tacks earlier this year against the nation’s entire vocates dispute the nonpartisan David Shribman is a Pulitzer Tori Faieta deficit projections, suggesting the Prize-winning columnist. He is a Copy Editor intelligence community for daring to point out that [email protected] Russia, under direction of Vladimir Putin, inter- reductions will produce econom- Swampscott High graduate. Thomas Grillo fered with the last election. There is virtually no Reporter, ext. 1264 one Mr. Trump is not willing to toss under a bus in [email protected] order to put the cloud of possible collusion with the Spenser Hasak Russian government behind him. Photographer, ext. 1332 All of which suggests there is, indeed, a reputa- [email protected] tion in tatters, but it doesn’t belong to the Federal Thor Jourgensen Bureau of Investigation. And it isn’t just the well- News Editor, ext. 1267 soiled one belonging to the man in the Oval Office [email protected] who seems to find new ways to debase his office and Steve Krause country on an almost daily basis. No, the public Sports Editor, ext. 1229 should save some outrage for all those in Congress [email protected] who are watching these shenanigans, these attacks Katie Morrison on the rule of law and mockery of law enforcement, Sports Reporter and are lifting not a finger to do anything about it. [email protected] Republicans like to make a big show of their sup- Owen O’Rourke port for the military and for police. What about the Photographer, ext. 1224 men and women of the FBI who put their lives on [email protected] the line every day to fight crime and protect nation- Roberto Scalese al security? What would it take for current GOP Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 members of Congress to show the kind of intesti- [email protected] nal fortitude that the party demonstrated when Anne Marie Tobin Richard M. Nixon was abusing his authority four Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 decades ago and call Mr. Trump on his transgres- [email protected] sions? What’s the price of their silence? A tax bill? Bridget Turcotte The next election? It would be nice to know. Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] An editorial from the Baltimore Sun. Ryan York 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] SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Worshippers lash out against Trump across Muslim world

By Karin Laub and Ilan Ben Zion ASSOCIATED PRESS JERUSALEM — Large crowds of worshippers across the Muslim world staged anti-U.S. marches PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday, some stomping on A recruiter from a driller in the shale gas in- posters of Donald Trump dustry, left, speaks with an attendee at a job or burning American flags fair in Cheswick, Pa. in the largest outpouring of anger yet at the U.S. president’s recognition of bitterly contested Jerusa- A stronger global lem as Israel’s capital. In the holy city itself, economy is boosting prayers at Islam’s third-ho- liest site dispersed large- ly without incident, but the US job market Palestinians clashed with Israeli troops in several By Christopher economy’s ninth year of dozen West Bank hotspots Rugaber expansion. The unemploy- and on the border with the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS ment rate held at 4.1 per- Gaza Strip. Palestinians clash with Israeli troops following a protest against U.S. cent, a 17-year low. Israeli warplanes struck WASHINGTON — The President Donald Trump in the West Bank City of Nablus Friday. Friday’s jobs report coin- Hamas military targets in U.S. job market is bene- cided with other signs that fiting from an unlikely the Gaza Strip Friday in dramatic midweek an- and foes alike that he is Trump’s decision on Je- the U.S. economy remains source: Other countries. response to a rocket fired nouncement. Two Palestin- needlessly stirring more rusalem is widely seen in on firm footing. In the The global economy is from the zone that Israel’s ians were seriously wound- conflict in an already vol- the region as a blatant ex- past six months, economic showing renewed strength, military said was inter- ed, health officials said. atile region. pression of pro-Israel bias, growth has exceeded an an- with Europe, Japan and cepted by its Iron Dome Dozens of Palestinians The religious and politi- but it was unclear if pro- nual rate of 3 percent, the missile-defense system. many developing nations in the West Bank and cal dispute over Jerusalem tests and confrontations first time that’s happened The Palestinian health forms the emotional core would maintain momen- growing in tandem for the Gaza were hit by live since 2014. Consumer con- ministry said at least 15 of the Israeli-Arab conflict. tum after Friday. More first time in a decade. The rounds or rubber-coated brightening internation- fidence has reached its people were injured in Fri- The ancient city is home extensive violence has highest level since 2000. day’s air strikes. steel or inhaled tear gas, to major Muslim, Jewish erupted in the Palestin- al picture is encouraging the officials said. more hiring in the Unit- Europe’s economy is Earlier, a 30-year-old and Christian shrines and ian areas in the past, in- Trump’s pivot on Jeru- ed States — even among poised to grow at the fast- Gaza man was killed by Is- looms large in the compet- cluding deadly bloodshed manufacturers, which have est pace in a decade, and raeli gunfire, the first death salem triggered warnings ing national narratives of triggered by disputes over been hurt in the past by its unemployment rate has of a protester since Trump’s from America’s friends Israelis and Palestinians. Jerusalem. global competition. reached its lowest level “We’re seeing demand in nearly nine years. Ja- coming from where we pan’s economy expanded in the fall for the seventh Dems mourn Franken’s demise, haven’t seen it in a long, long time,” said Scott An- straight quarter, its lon- derson, chief economist at gest period of growth since Bank of the West. “We’re 2001. Such developing but see a 2018 election benefit riding the wave of that economies as China and added global growth.” India are growing steadily. By Alan Fram temporary replacement. In November, U.S. em- The overall global econ- ASSOCIATED PRESS “Do you think if Al Fran- ken had a Republican gov- ployers added a substan- omy is expanding at its WASHINGTON — tial 228,000 jobs, the fastest pace in seven years, ernor they’d be doing this,” Members of both parties asked Tom Davis, a GOP Labor Department said according to the Organiza- are glum and guarded af- consultant and former Friday. It was the 86th tion for Economic Co-Oper- ter a shocking week of res- Virginia congressman who straight month of gains, ation and Development, a ignations on Capitol Hill. chaired his party’s House the longest on record, and Paris-based think tank. It But Democrats say the campaign committee. a sign of the job market’s should fare slightly better way they’re handling the While both Trump and enduring strength in the in 2018, the OECD says. sexual misconduct issue Moore have faced and de- will give them a valuable weapon for next year’s nied allegations, their po- congressional elections. Re- litical fortunes aren’t likely publicans say that’s just to be damaged by the way wishful thinking. the Democrats have han- No one knows when or dled Franken and Conyers. where the allegations that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS What’s important, Dem- ocrats say, is that the have felled lawmakers, jour- Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., arrives on Capitol contrast heightens their nalists and entertainers will Hill in Washington Thursday. end. The ax could well fall chances of winning over fe- again in a Congress where to the Senate next Tuesday. spite the election season male and suburban voters, the culture has long tolerat- “Democrats are now in release of a 2005 tape in pumping up donors and ed behavior that would trig- a better position than which he described sex- party activists and even ger departures today. ever to tie Donald Trump ually offensive behavior, recruiting women to run For now, Democrats want and Roy Moore around followed by accusations by for Congress next year. voters to see a very bright the necks of Republicans” several women of aggres- “Yes, we may lose some line: They forced the liber- running for Congress next sive sexual misconduct. people that we liked quite al rising star Al Franken year, said Jim Manley, a And they suggest Sen. a bit along the way,” said and civil rights veteran Democratic operative and Franken’s departure was Brian Fallon, senior ad- Rep. John Conyers to leave, former Senate aide. more politically bearable viser to the liberal group FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS while Donald Trump re- Republicans are quick to for Democrats because his Priorities USA. He added, mains president and Al- contest that. home state of Minnesota “In the long term, the par- Former FBI Director Robert Mueller departs abama Republican Roy They argue that Trump has a Democratic gover- ty is better off doing right Capitol Hill following a closed-door meeting. Moore could well be elected was elected last year de- nor who will appoint the by women.” Report: Manafort Fast-moving flames force people drafted op-ed while under house arrest to flee on a moment’s notice By Tom LoBianco Foreign Ministry spokes- By Julie Watson ASSOCIATED PRESS man. Prosecutors also say and Elliot Spagat ASSOCIATED PRESS that Manafort’s attorney WASHINGTON — Paul had assured them the es- Manafort, the former chair- FALLBROOK, Calif. — say wouldn’t be published. Flames were practically Fire crews man of Donald Trump’s Also Friday, Mueller de- campaign, was heavily in- on top of Dick and Joan search for hot tailed hundreds of thou- volved in the drafting of an Marsala’s home when they spots among sands of documents, includ- opinion piece on Ukrainian got an urgent knock on the destroyed ing copies of data from 36 politics even while under door and were told to leave. homes in the electronic devices, and the house arrest, according to The couple, in their mid- Rancho Mon- existence of 15 search war- documents released Friday 80s, grabbed only a change serate Country rants in the government’s by special counsel Robert of clothes and medications Club commu- case against Manafort and Mueller and his team of before fleeing Thursday nity in Fall- Rick Gates, his business as- prosecutors. through wind gusts and brook, Calif. Prosecutors said earlier sociates and co-defendant. smoke as fire swallowed The scope of the docu- this week that Manafort the row of mobile homes PHOTO | ASSOCIATED had ghost-written an op-ed ments is outlined in a sep- behind their place in the PRESS with a colleague who they arate filing, which details Rancho Monserate Country said was assessed to have what evidence the govern- Club north of San Diego. claimed “Avocado Capital the clothes on their backs for firefighters to stop the ties to Russian intelligence. ment collected in building It’s a story that has of the World,” and nearby after abandoning a life- flames. The disclosure was aimed its case against Manafort played out in communities Bonsall, home to a premier time of possessions to fate. “The crews were trying and Gates. at showing that Manafort across much of Southern racehorse training facility, The charred gray re- to stay out ahead of this The government’s first California this week as had violated a judge’s order traveled so far that even mains of much of the as quickly as they could,” batch of documents provid- ferocious winds whipped to refrain from trying his people who found tempo- 55-and-over community said Capt. Kendal Bor- ed to Manafort and Gates, sparks into massive infer- stood in stark contrast to tisser of the California case in public. rary refuge had to move The government on Fri- on Nov. 17, focused on fi- nos that have destroyed the bright green nine-hole Department of Forestry again when the fires got day revealed new details nancial records from Cy- more than 500 buildings, golf course where Marsala and Fire Prevention. “As that showed that Manafort prus and St. Vincent and killed dozens of horses and too close. and others in the commu- we know, when a tornado had made a line-by-line the Grenadines, as well as forced hundreds of thou- Flames sprang up so nity played regularly. hits the Midwest, there’s edit of the essay on Nov. a hard drive with 89,000 sands of people to run from quickly and moved so fast Many residents were on no stopping it. When a 29. The op-ed was pub- items on it. Mueller’s team fires that have burned that three people were the course when the fire hurricane hits the East lished this week in an En- also provided some of the nearly 250 square miles burned Thursday trying swept into the area, driv- Coast, there’s no stopping glish-language newspaper 2,000 “hot” documents — since Monday. to escape. Many of those en by dry desert Santa it. When Santa Ana winds in Ukraine under the by- items considered critical to The flames that tore who managed to get out Ana winds that surpassed come in, there’s no stop- line of a former Ukrainian the government’s case. through Fallbrook, self-pro- unscathed did so with only 35 mph. That was too fast ping them.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- in the road on Evans Road New Mexico school shooter left larly arrests, reflect police records. at 11:24 a.m. on Thursday. In the event of a perceived inac- Caller reported that she was curacy, it is the sole responsibility worried about the pile being note plotting attack, suicide pushed onto their property if of the concerned party to contact it snows. the relevant police department and By Russell Contreras have the department issue a no- MEDFORD ASSOCIATED PRESS tice of correction to the Daily Item. AZTEC, N.M. — A Corrections or clarifications will not Accidents 21-year-old gunman who be made without express notice of disguised himself as a change from the arresting police A report of a motor vehicle student to get into a New accident at Central and Wick- department. Mexico high school where low Avenue at 3:30 p.m. on he killed two students Thursday; at 289 Elm St. at had caught the attention LYNN 4:57 p.m. on Thursday. of U.S. investigators more A report of a past motor ve- than a year ago, authori- Arrests hicle accident at Stop & Shop ties said Friday. at 760 Fellsway at 12:42 Sam Kontoules, 30, of 102 William Atchison, a p.m. on Friday. Nahant St., was arrested on former student at small- multiple warrants including town Aztec High School, class A drug possession, Breaking and Entering had legally purchased a handgun at a local store breaking and entering, as- A report of breaking and en- a month ago and planned sault and battery, assault with tering into a motor vehicle at the attack, authorities a dangerous weapon, and 49 Hamilton St. at 6:51 a.m. home invasion at 1:29 p.m. said. He left a message on Friday; at 57 Madison St. on a thumb drive found on Thursday. at 10:09 a.m. on Friday. Jonathan Mcnutt, of 100 on his body that detailed Willow St., was arrested on Complaints his plan to wait until the a warrant charge for class B students got off buses and drug distribution. A report of a disturbance at made their way to class. 16 Bradlee Road at 3:29 p.m. He mingled with stu- Accidents on Thursday; at 5 Washington dents, then walked into St. at 3:58 a.m. on Friday. school with them and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of a motor vehicle went into a second-floor Aztec High School students and area residents gather for a candlelight accident at 20 Jenness St. bathroom to “gear up.” vigil in Aztec, N.M., Thursday after a shooting at the high school. at 10:11 a.m. on Thursday; PEABODY Atchison’s plan was to at 330 Union St. at 12:17 shoot up a classroom and p.m. on Thursday; at Keslar Accidents then kill himself. create as much carnage where he lived with his the school helped save Avenue and Moffett Road at A report of a motor vehicle “Work sucks, school as he possibly could,” San parents. At the time, he lives. 2:29 p.m. on Thursday; at accident at 137 Lowell St. sucks, life sucks. I just Juan County Sheriff Ken did not own any weapons A substitute teacher 27 Market Square at 4:32 and 91 Endicott St. at 4:37 want out of this (exple- Christesen said. other than an airsoft pel- heard the gunshots but p.m. on Thursday; at Walnut p.m. on Thursday; on Andover tive),” he wrote. The shooter did not have let gun and said he had didn’t have a key to lock Street Cafe at 157 Walnut Street at 5:55 p.m. on Thurs- More lives could have a criminal record, much no plans for an attack and the door to the computer St. at 5:33 p.m. on Thurs- day; at Trader Joe’s at 300 been lost had Francisco I. less a traffic ticket, offi- just liked to troll sites on- lab. So she took students day; at 1000 Western Ave. at Andover St. at 12:37 p.m. on Fernandez not walked into cials said. The only con- line. into an office or storage 7:02 p.m. on Thursday; at 30 Friday; at Shaws at 210 Ando- the bathroom, authorities tact with law enforcement The shooting has rocked area and barricaded the Pleasant St. at 5:03 a.m. on ver St. at 1:44 p.m. on Friday. said. The gunman shot was what they described Aztec, a community of door with a couch. Friday. A report of a hit-and-run Fernandez, then walked as a generic message on about 6,500 near the Col- Atchison came to the A report of a hit -and-run motor vehicle accident at 8 out into the hallway and an online gaming forum orado border. Hundreds room and yelled that he motor vehicle accident at Sewall St. and 16 Holten St. encountered the second in 2016 in which he talk- gathered for prayer ser- knew they were in there Stop & Shop at 35 Washing- at 1:38 p.m. on Friday. victim, Casey J. Marquez. ed about what weapons vices and candlelight and fired multiple shots ton St. at 1:30 p.m. on Thurs- He immediately killed her. might be used in a mass vigils and more gather- into the room, authorities day. Complaints Atchison then walked up shooting. ings are planned over the said. A report of a motor ve- and down the hall, firing The FBI said the posting weekend as residents look A custodian also heard hicle accident with person A report of trespassing at randomly, before killing was flagged and investiga- for answers. the gunshots and yelled injured at Chatham and Col- 300 Andover St. at 8:28 p.m. himself, authorities said. tors talked with the gun- In one bright spot, au- for teachers to lock their lins streets at 10:02 p.m. on on Thursday. “He was determined to man at his home in Aztec, thorities said heroes at doors. Thursday. A report of a disturbance at Hampton Inn at 59 Newbury Assault and Battery St. at 10:26 a.m. on Friday; at 15 Central St. at 11:39 a.m. Prosecutor declines to charge A report of assault and on Friday. battery at Friend and Green streets at 2:39 a.m. on Friday. SAUGUS officer in deaf man’s killing Breaking and Entering Accidents By Sean Murphy Sanchez to put down the A report of past breaking A report of a hit-and-run ASSOCIATED PRESS weapon. and entering into a motor “You don’t have to hear vehicle at 300 Washington motor vehicle accident at OKLAHOMA CITY — Dick’s Sporting Goods at to know what these offi- St. at 2:01 p.m. on Thursday; An Oklahoma prosecutor cers are telling you,” Prat- at 248 Common St. at 6:36 1201 Broadway at 3 p.m. on announced Friday that he Thursday. er said. p.m. on Thursday; at 21 West won’t charge a police offi- The shooting prompt- Baltimore St. at 8:35 a.m. on cer who fatally shot a deaf Complaints ed protests from activists Friday. man, determining the kill- from groups including A report of a suspicious ing was legally justified Black Lives Matter Okla- Complaints motor vehicle at Friendly’s after the man aggressive- homa and the Oklahoma ly approached the officer A report of trespassing at Restaurant at 777 Broadway Association of the Deaf. at 5:45 a.m. on Thursday. Call- while armed with a 2-foot Family members of San- 95 Tremont St. at 11:16 a.m. metal pipe. on Thursday. er reported a person sleeping chez had called for Barnes’ in their car in the parking lot. Oklahoma County Dis- arrest and for state and A report of a disturbance at trict Attorney David Prat- 65 Centre St. at 11:48 a.m. Officer reported that an Uber federal investigations into driver was taking a nap before er cleared Officer Chris the matter. on Thursday; at 120 Liberty Barnes in the Sept. 19 St. at 7:55 p.m. on Thursday; heading home and was sent Sanchez’s family has on his way. shooting of 35-year-old said he was completely at Walnut Street Cafe at 157 Magdiel Sanchez outside Walnut St. at 7:55 p.m. on A animal complaint at 86 deaf, developmentally dis- his south Oklahoma City Thursday; at 16 Caldwell Cres. Lynn Fells Parkway at 5:57 abled, and that he used home. A second officer who at 8:04 p.m. on Thursday; in a.m. on Thursday. Driver re- the pipe as a walking shot Sanchez with a Taser, Central Square at 9:42 p.m. ported striking a deer on the stick. The autopsy found Lt. Matt Lindsey, also act- on Thursday. roadway. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS no drugs or alcohol in San- ed justifiably because of A report of road rage at David Prater, Oklahoma County District Attor- chez’s system. the potential threat to the Attorneys for Sanchez’s Overdose 285 Main St. and 172 Lynn ney, talks to the media in Oklahoma City. Fells Parkway at 8:09 p.m. on officers’ lives, Prater said. family disputed Prater’s A report of an overdose on Thursday. “At the moment Officer suggestion that the offi- Boston Street at 8:03 p.m. on Barnes discharged his Both Barnes and Lind- Police have said pre- cers tried to deescalate Thursday. pistol he was acting in sey tried to render aid to viously that witness- the situation. SWAMPSCOTT self-defense and, in my Sanchez immediately af- es yelled “he can’t hear “I think it’s fair to say Theft opinion, had no other rea- ter the shooting, Prater you” before the officers there was absolutely zero Arrest sonable option to prevent said. fired, but that the officers de-escalation deployed A report of motor vehicle Jose Vasquez, 30, was ar- Mr. Sanchez from serious- Police have said officers didn’t hear them. Prat- in this case,” said Melvin theft at 810 Lynnway at 5:06 rested for unlicensed opera- ly injuring or killing him,” who responded to a hit- er suggested Friday that Hall. “They continued to p.m. on Thursday; at 810 Lyn- tion of a motor vehicle, neg- Prater said. “Both officers and-run crash encoun- the fact Sanchez was deaf pursue him. They con- nway at 6:26 p.m. on Thurs- ligent operation of a motor employed techniques in tered Sanchez holding a was not the reason he was tinue to follow him. They day. vehicle, and operating under an attempt to de-escalate metal pipe. An autopsy killed, noting that both approached him on his A report of larceny at Fam- the influence at 3:31 a.m. on and bring the situation report shows Sanchez officers were in uniform, own property. There was ily Dollar at 200 Union St. at Thursday. to a peaceful ending. It is was hit with a stun gun were driving in clearly no effort to fall back to a 5:49 p.m. on Thursday. due to no fault of the offi- and shot five times in the marked patrol cars with safe position. There was Accidents cers that the matter ended chest, pelvis and upper emergency lights activat- no effort to establish a pe- MARBLEHEAD violently.” arm. ed and were signaling to rimeter.” A report of a motor vehicle Assault accident at Mobil Gas Station MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS at 525 Paradise Road at 9:02 A report of an assault on a.m. on Wednesday. Harbor Avenue at 11:20 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle Police locate vehicle involved The accident remains and 13 from Hampshire Worcester, paid some cus- on Thursday. Suspect vehicle accident with person injured at in fatal hit-and-run under investigation. County, Massachusetts, tomers 50 cents for every was stopped on Atlantic Av- Pine Street and Railroad Ave- through the Xbox system Supplemental Nutrition enue at 11:35 p.m. Juvenile nue at 3:02 a.m. on Thursday. SHREWSBURY (AP) — Man sentenced for trying and asked them to send Assistance Program dol- arrest was made for multiple Police in Massachusetts to exploit minors online him nude photographs. lar and received the full charges including assault and Assault and Battery say they have located a The two boys refused and value of the benefits from battery and operating under pickup truck involved SPRINGFIELD (AP) — prosecutors say Sawyer the government. the influence. A report of assault and bat- in a fatal hit-and-run in An Illinois man has been then threatened to rape Acquaye pleaded guilty tery at 1008 Paradise Road Shrewsbury last month, sentenced to 15 years in and kill them, adding that Thursday to aiding and Complaints at 7:04 p.m. on Wednesday. but the owner says he prison for attempting to he had a drug that would abetting SNAP fraud, traf- is unaware he struck sexually exploit minors paralyze people. ficking in counterfeit goods, A report of a motor vehi- Breaking and Entering anyone. using the video game and conspiracy. Sentencing cle with engine running on Shrewsbury police system Xbox Live. Store owner pleads guilty is scheduled for March 7. A report of past breaking Mugford Street at 8:40 a.m. said Thursday the truck Federal prosecutors The Ghana native who on Thursday. A woman called and entering into a motor to food stamp fraud sought in the Nov. 6 hit- in Boston say 32-year- is in the U.S. legally also 911 to report an SUV with vehicle at 7 Hampden St. at and-run was located by old Zack Sawyer, of WORCESTER (AP) — faces deportation. engine running outside and 4:54 p.m. on Wednesday. an officer on road detail. Georgetown, Ill., was also The owner of a Massachu- Authorities started was directed to call a busi- A report of past breaking sentenced this week to setts store has pleaded investigating when they ness line. and entering at 54 Essex St. The Telegram & Gazette noticed a spike in SNAP A report of a pile of dirt at 7:22 p.m. on Wednesday. reports 59-year-old Alma 15 years of supervised re- guilty to her role in a food Cico died after she was leased. He pleaded guilty stamp fraud scheme that transactions at the store. struck while walking in June to two counts of netted her more than Prosecutors say she also along the street. attempted sexual ex- $280,000. allowed customers to use Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Police say the owner of ploitation. Federal prosecutors SNAP benefits to buy the CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Prosecutors said that say 49-year-old Esther fake designer merchan- Hotline Spanish menu available the truck, who lives in or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) West Boylston, is cooper- in May 2010, Sawyer Acquaye, who owns Es- dise she stocked, which is All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. ating with investigators. contacted boys ages 12 ther’s Fashion Paradise in against program rules. Callers may remain anonymous. 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The FTSE added 228,000 jobs last couraging that an area of cals jumped $7.68, or 7.2 100 in London rose 1 per- month and the unemploy- strength in the job market percent, to $114.46 for the cent, and France’s CAC 40 Saugus developer seeks ment rate remained at a is the manufacturing in- biggest gain in the S&P gained 0.3 percent. low 4.1 percent. It’s the dustry. It’s an indication 500 following a report Japan’s Nikkei 225 in- to extend work hours latest evidence that the that companies are spend- from The New York Times dex jumped 1.4 percent, U.S. economy continues to ing more on equipment that an activist hedge the Hang Seng in Hong improve, in sync with the Kong gained 1.2 percent SAUGUS for electric cars and small and other things to grow, fund has bought shares in changes to some of the el- rest of the world. something that econo- the company and pushed and South Korea’s Kospi From A1 Paychecks, though, have rose 0.1 percent. ements already approved. mists had been waiting it to do more to lift its lobby of each apartment not been getting much big- The price of oil contin- Stephen Martorano, se- years to see. stock price. building will be open and ger, and hourly wages rose ued to recover from its nior project manager at The jobs report is the Technology stocks in the face a common area to less last month than econ- sharp loss in the middle Bohler Engineering, went last major piece of econom- S&P 500 rose 0.4 percent. promote use of the retail omists expected. Higher of the week. Benchmark over items they considered ic data before the Federal The industry has been space. The amount of glass pay would help workers U.S. crude gained 67 cents a “fine-tune” to the design Reserve meets next week the market’s biggest win- used in the retail buildings spend more, but it could to settle at $57.36 per bar- approved last spring at a to discuss interest rate ner this year, but it had was upped from 16 percent also lead to higher infla- meeting on Thursday. The policy. Most economists stumbled recently as in- rel. Brent crude, the in- to more than 20. tion. expect it to approve the vestors moved out of tech ternational standard, rose type of curbing being used Stores will range in size in the residential area “The way risk markets third increase in short- stocks and into companies $1.20 to $63.40 per barrel. from 1,500 to 2,000 square are looking at it is it’s term rates for the year. seen as benefiting more That helped energy stocks was altered, the residen- feet. A wall and fence will tial sidewalks were raised very much a Goldilocks Biotechnology stocks from Washington’s push in the S&P 500 rise 0.9 be added to the back and environment: still muted helped lead the market, to overhaul the tax code, percent. to create separation from side edges of the site for the retail space, and park- privacy. The color scheme ing areas were changed. has yet to be determined. Peabody artist paints a greeting of hope Most recently, Avalon- Bridget Turcotte can be Bay sought changes to reached at bturcotte@item- ARTIST include the addition of a live.com. Follow her on From A1 dozen charging stations Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. which is also available at all Paper Store locations, Marblehead superintendent and a stuffed labradoodle puppy wearing a bandan- vows to address hate crimes na designed by 10-year- MARBLEHEAD how it is used or what the old pediatric patient Alli- From A1 intention is. sa Freiberg, who is being “It is our goal to build treated in Dana-Farber’s school organizations to a community where stu- Jimmy Fund Clinic. Lo- develop forums, trainings, dents feel safe and where cally-made candles, orna- and events in which we all students feel they have ments, and cards are also give a voice to our stu- a voice and that voice is available. dents. The hope is that in heard. As we continue to Hagen’s watercolor working together, we will build together, we need to painting of a snowman build a community that address issues when they riding in the New England celebrates diversity and are brought to our atten- Patriots victory parade on stands up against hate.” tion, we need to have diffi- a duck boat was chosen to Marte said a student cult conversations, and we be one of the program’s called her friend by a ra- need to support each other holiday cards, and will be cial slur while he was as we grow. It’s not always sold in packages of 20 for standing outside the easy, but adversity builds $20. school after basketball strength,” said Bauer. The Salem State Univer- tryouts. When the handful of stu- sity graduate has an art “My friend was black dents who organized the degree and studied under and the other kids were event saw crowds pouring a watercolor painter in white,” said Marte. “He from the building in their Rockport to become a pro- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK said that when the kid support, Marte said many fessional artist and jewel- confessed, he didn’t think were brought to tears. ry maker. Her work is sold Peabody artist Gina Hagen shows off Christmas ornaments featuring it was a big deal. We “It showed how much across the United States her watercolor paintings on them. brought this to the school they actually supported on her website, hagengal- and the district, and all us on this,” she said. “Most lery.com. research. around you have been nately, lost their battle.” they did was give him a people cried. It’s really im- She has created and do- “It makes me feel good touched by cancer. I have one-day, in-school suspen- portant. We shouldn’t be nated a painting to Da- that it’s a successful proj- quite a few friends who Bridget Turcotte can be sion. We wanted them to treated this way. We’re not na-Farber each year for ect,” said Hagen. “The old- have been treated for can- reached at bturcotte@item- do more.” different.” the past six years to help er you get, the more you cer at Dana-Farber and live.com. Follow her on The victim was allegedly As some students made raise awareness for cancer realize how many lives some that have, unfortu- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. later violently threatened speeches, others held up and called the derogatory signs that read “We all MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS term again, said Marte. bleed the same blood,” Last year, another stu- “Laundry is the only thing dent, who is black, threat- that should be sorted by Judaism said this week growing competition for The National Weath- Warren critical of Trump ened to fight someone color,” and “the adminis- that while Trump was af- the decision. He said the er Service has issued a decision on Jerusalem and was punished with a tration should have done firming “an age-old dream company would continue winter weather advisory week-long suspension, she more.” of the Jewish people,” it its day-to-day operations. for much of southern New BOSTON (AP) — U.S. said. Sophia Spungin, 16, said also had serious concerns The 64,500-circulation England that takes effect Sen. Elizabeth Warren But while the protest she hasn’t been direct- about the timing of the tabloid had some 900 Saturday morning and says she worries that was sparked by a specific ly affected by the issues announcement and that employees at its peak in lasts until Sunday. President Donald Trump’s event, the racial profiling these students are facing it could undercut peace 2000. Today it has 240; Most areas including decision to recognize is not an isolated incident, but she felt it was import- efforts. more than half working in Boston, Providence, Jerusalem as Israel’s cap- Marte said. ant to participate in the the newsroom. It has won ital will make it harder Rhode Island and Hart- Thursday morning, walk-out to help build a eight Pulitzer Prizes in its to achieve peace in the Herald declares bankruptcy, ford, Connecticut are fore- Principal Dan Bauer read better sense of communi- history. Middle East. agrees to be sold cast to get 3 to 6 inches, a statement to students ty. New York-based Gate- The Massachusetts with the potential for 8 telling them that the ad- “There have been some House Media publishes Democrat spoke to sev- BOSTON (AP) — The inches in central Massa- ministration has to act incidents of racial injus- more than 600 news- eral thousand attendees Boston Herald is declar- chusetts and respond to situations tices at our school and papers in 38 states, Friday at The Union For ing bankruptcy and has Coastal areas should in a way that ensures the people have been feeling including daily newspa- Reform Judaism conven- agreed to be sold to Gate- get less snow with rain privacy of all students. that the administration pers serving Cape Cod, tion in Boston. House Media. mixing in on Cape Cod “At times, that may be isn’t doing enough,” said Worcester and Fall River Warren says she be- The daily newspaper and the Islands. difficult to understand, Spungin, a junior. “The lieves a two-state solution founded in 1846 an- and Rhode Island. Much of Maine and New but please know that we main idea was to bring is the best hope for peace. nounced Friday it filed Hampshire are expected hear you and we appreci- the community together She says Jerusalem is the a voluntary Chapter 11 New England braces for to see several inches of ate you and the passion and show that if we all capital of Israel, and di- bankruptcy petition in weekend snowfall snow from Saturday af- that you have,” he said in stand together, we can plomacy between Israelis Delaware. Publisher Pat- ternoon into early Sunday. the statement, which was get the school to see that and Palestinians should rick Purcell didn’t disclose BOSTON (AP) — New For New Hampshire, it’s emailed to The Item on these issues need to be ad- determine the final status the sale price but said England is preparing the first widespread snow- Friday. “With that being dressed.” of Jerusalem. the purchase is subject to for the first significant fall of the season, with said, I want to be clear She says Trump should court approval. region-wide snowfall of anywhere from a trace to that MHS has zero toler- Bridget Turcotte can be deliver a “comprehensive Purcell cited pension the season that could up to 5 inches forecast. ance for all forms of hate reached at bturcotte@item- strategy” for negotiations. liabilities, declining rev- bring six or more inches There’s a small chance of speech directed at any live.com. Follow her on The Union For Reform enue, digital media and of snow. snow in Vermont. group of people, no matter Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A8 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS American Dream tackles sexual abuse Ballet sisters

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State Sen. Joan B. Lovely, second CEO of Lynn Economic Opportunity. from left, who represents Salem, Bev- The American Dream is broadcast on erly, Danvers, and Peabody, is “The Lynn Community Television Tuesdays, American Dream” host and producer Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 a.m. and James J. Carrigan’s guest discuss- 8:30 p.m. Carrigan, a Lynn attorney, ing sexual abuse of children and youth gives viewers a detailed look at how pub- with Jetta Bernier, executive direc- lic policy is formed, exploring legal, polit- tor of Massachusetts Citizens for Chil- ical and business topics and local, state, dren, and Birgitta Damon (far right), and national issues.

COURTESY PHOTO From left, Catherine Ball of Lynn, a Shoemaker School fifth-grader, pos- es in her blue party girl costume with Caroline Ball of Lynn, a 10th-grad- er from St. Mary’s High School, wearing her Chinese lead dancer cos- tume. The sisters will dance in Northeast Youth Ballet’s production of the Nutcracker, playing this weekend at the J. Everett Collins Center for the Performing Arts in Andover.

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ITEM FILE PHOTO Jeylly Medrano and the Lynn Classical girls bas- ketball team will hit the court for the rst time this season at Saturday’s Duchane Jamboree. STEVE KRAUSE Duchane jamboree honors a good man

It's been 28 years since Paul Duchane, ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON a popular football St. Mary’s Olivia Nazaire looks toward the hoop while she’s St. Mary’s Stephen Fama gets airborne as he goes for a layup coach in swarmed by three Saugus defenders, from left, Marisa Stock- past Brighton’s Angelo Lee (5), Messiah Murchison and Ko- Lynn and well, Molly Granara and Kiley Ronan. bey Downie (23). other plac- es, died of a heart attack. Fittingly, albeit tragi- St. Mary’s keeps foot on Spartans pass a tough cally, Duchane collapsed at halftime of a football the pedal to top Saugus test against Brighton game he was coaching for Matignon High School By Harold Rivera said. "It was a little sloppy. We By Mike Alongi said St. Mary's coach Dave against Bishop Fenwick ITEM STAFF had three days of tryouts, we FOR THE ITEM Brown. "Going up against the in 1989. He also was an were in Connecticut last week- defending Division 2 champs, we assistant coach at Lynn LYNN — When the St. Mary’s end. We've only had three prac- LYNN — The St. Mary's boys knew they were a tough, athletic Classical and for the and Saugus girls basketball tices with this team. We have a basketball team couldn't have team and they'd give us a battle. Crusaders; and was head teams agreed to play each oth- lot of work to do but when we picked many tougher opponents I was a little nervous starting a coach at Lynn English. er in the season opener for both forced the pace of the game, I to face in its season opener, going bunch of younger guys, but ev- Today, beginning at 2 squads, the two teams were look- liked the way things were going." up against last year's Division 2 eryone stepped up and helped p.m., a girls basketball ing for the same thing: an early St. Mary's senior forward Oliv- state champion in the Brighton get the job done." jamboree in his name will season test against a competitive ia Nazaire led all scorers with 15 Bengals. But the two teams each The scoring was pretty much be played at Classical. As opponent. points, while junior guard Pame- looked much different from last evenly distributed, with ve of the of now, the jamboree is on This time around, it was the la Gonzalez added 14 points. year, and it was the Spartans Spartans' seven rotation players regardless of the weather, Spartans that aced the test with For Saugus, junior guard Ales- who were able to capture the 55- scoring at least eight points. Se- but stay tuned for further a 58-37 win over the Sachems at sia Salzillo tallied 10 points and 46 win at Conigliaro Gym on Fri- niors Stephen Fama and Onias developments. Conigliaro Gymnasium. sophomore forward Molly Grana- day night. Mirbel each had 12 points to lead However, safety not "It's good to start with a win," ra added seven points. "I couldn't be happier with the the way, with Mirbel also adding DUCHANE, B2 St. Mary's coach Jeff Newhall GIRLS, B2 way our guys played tonight," BOYS, B2

Celebrating state champs

ITEM PHOTOS | KATIE MORRISON In between games of the doubleheader Friday night at the Tony Conigliaro Gymnasium at St. Mary’s, the Spartans honored some of their most re- cent state champions. Left, Kitchy Emmerich, left, James Brum eld and Andrew DiMaiti stand below the banners that represent their individual championships. Emmerich won the individual state golf title this fall, while Brum eld won the state decathlon in the spring. DiMaiti, who is now at Tufts University, holds back-to-back state titles in the 400-meter hurdles. Center, the St. Mary’s golf team, which won the Division 3 state title this fall, was honored with replica trophies as their banner was raised in the gym. Right, Brum eld shows off his new hardware with former St. Mary’s Head of School Grace Cotter Regan.

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DUCHANE the football game, whoev- From B1 er was playing there. I still miss him, 28 years withstanding, I hope the later. He was a good guy, games go on regardless. and it's fitting to honor Duchane was exactly the him, bad weather or not. type of guy who would If there's any way you can drive through a snow- go, you should. storm to watch a high Not only is it a great way school event. He proba- to honor a great guy, it's a bly didn't have to do that good chance — if you're a very often — if at all — fan of girls basketball — to during football season, but see what's in store for the I imagine he would have season. There are a lot of had he been forced to. questions to be answered, Duchane was a very en- and tonight's jamboree is thusiastic guy, full of en- one of the first opportu- couragement and full of nities anyone will have to passion for what he did. get them answered. He was always cognizant Here is the schedule for that high school sports in- today: Marblehead vs. Ips- volved more than who won wich, 2; Malden vs. Triton, and lost. His mission was 2:40; Medford vs. Somer- to teach his players how to love the game of football ville, 3:20; Swampscott vs. (or whatever other sports Georgetown, 4; Danvers he coached) and to be vs. Fenwick, 4:40; Saugus good, honest and produc- vs. Hamilton-Wenham, tive people once the games 5:30; Peabody vs. Billerica, ITEM FILE PHOTOS were over. 6; Revere vs. Masconom- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Judging from some of et, 6:40; English vs. Essex English’s Abby Stafford will be a force on de- Tech, 7:20; and Classical St. Mary’s Josh Perez puts up a shot over Brigh- fense for the Vikings this season. the men who played under ton’s Quincy Taylor. him — Lynn Police Offi- vs. Reading, 8. cers Peter and Paul Holey Try to find a way to get being two — I'd say he did to part of this. New name and big a very good job of that. Spectator admission will Spartans pass early He was coaching right be $5 for adults, and $3 up until the day he died. for students and senior test against Brighton goals for Winthrop When he wasn't, he could citizens. No passes will be accepted since this is a be found in the Locust They slowly started to By Harold Rivera Key returners for the Vi- scholarship fund raising BOYS Street end zone at the old crawl back into the game, ITEM STAFF kings include co-captains event. From B1 Manning Bowl, holding mainly behind the play of McKayla Norris and Catie A concession stand will WINTHROP — When a court with people like me, six rebounds. Junior Joey forwards Quincy Taylor O'Shea, both senior cen- be open during the jambo- team finally climbs over whose Friday nights al- Abate-Walsh had nine (13 points, nine rebounds) ters. Also returning are ways consisted of going to ree. the hump and makes the senior left wing Ashley points and nine rebounds and Jerrod Clark (13 state tournament, that Miles, junior defensemen in his Spartan debut after points, seven rebounds) accomplishment is an Bella Perrotti and Abby transferring in this year, and guard Johnny Ortiz important feat. But once Stafford, senior defense- and sophomore Josh Perez (nine points). The Bengals that goal is reached, the man Emma Carney and had eight points and eight started working the ball next step is to take things junior left wing Emma rebounds. Junior Jalen into the paint for easy bas- further and make noise in Carlton. Echevarria, one of the top kets while the Spartans states. That's the mindset "I'm very excited for scorers from last season, started missing shots, and the Winthrop girls hockey what they bring," Mar- finished with nine points at the third-quarter buzz- team has as the upcoming tucci said of his return- and two rebounds. er Brighton had stolen the season approaches. ers. "The leadership of "We're not going to have lead at 38-37. Winthrop, a co-op that O'Shea and Norris has a guy that goes out and The fourth quarter was includes players from been infectious since day scores 20 every night this back-and-forth for the Lynn and Saugus, made one. They're the first ones year," Brown said. "So I'm first few minutes, and the the Division 1 North state on the ice. They wait and going to be perfectly hap- two teams were tied at 42- tournament last winter py if we spread it out and fist bump all of the play- 42 with five minutes to go. after finishing the regular have everyone getting be- ers when they take the ice. But from there, St. Mary's season at 12-6. The team tween eight and 12 points. I'm excited to see how we turned on the afterburn- was bounced in the first We're not going to be beat- do with those girls leading ers and went on a 13-6 round after a loss to West- ing teams by scoring in the way." run behind some clutch ford. the 80s this year, we're go- Speed will be the name shots from Echevarria "We had a great season," ing to have to hold teams of the game for the Vi- Winthrop coach Antho- in the 50s and spread out and Abate-Walsh to earn kings this winter. While ny Martucci, in his 10th the scoring." the win. Winthrop has been known season, said. "It was fun, It was a defensive bat- So now, with a little bit for playing what Martucci it was successful but we tle to start the game, with of momentum on their want to be a contender calls a "grind it out" style, neither team able to get side, the Spartans will and go further." the Vikings are imple- off any clean looks for the continue working to get No longer the Bulld- menting an up-tempo pace entire first quarter. The the most out of their new- awgs, as they were for- of play this preseason. one thing that worked in look team. merly known, the Vikings "Right now, we're very the Spartans' favor was "We've only had eight excited about the team or nine practices with enter the 2017-2018 sea- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON the fact that Brighton got son with a huge vacancy to speed," Martucci said. into foul trouble early, get- this group, and we're still fill at goalie. Gone are the "This is a fast group. The Saugus’ Kiley Ronan looks for a pass around the ting called for seven fouls missing some guys due to talents of former netmind- pace of our practices has defense of St. Mary’s Olivia Matela. in the first frame alone. injuries and some waiv- er Gretchen Howard, who picked up so much. We're The fouls didn't start er issues for our transfer graduated last spring. up-tempo and moving. We really making an impact guys," said Brown. "But "I've been lucky, we've haven't been this fast in a St. Mary’s opens until the beginning of hopefully we'll be getting had great goalies in our long time. Instead of the the second quarter, after some guys back over the program in Katie Burt grind-it-out style, I think the Bengals got called for next week or so, and we'll and Gretchen Howard," we'll play open and with a with win over Saugus their eighth foul and put just keep working to get Martucci said. "Both were little more skill.” the Spartans on the line. guys comfortable in the phenomenal goalies so But in order for the Vi- GIRLS stalled in the early goings Through that, St. Mary's system and keep building we've been fortunate at kings to move the puck From B1 of the third quarter, when was able to stretch out that consistency." that position in my years quickly, they'll have to Saugus executed its press their initially small lead The Spartans (1-0) are coaching here." improve on their passing. "St. Mary's is a great defense. Shaylin Groark into a 10-point lead at the back in action on Monday Currently competing for That was an area where program," Saugus coach hit a floater to slim the half, 26-16. night with a road game the open goalie position the team struggled last Mark Schruender said. "I deficit to one, 25-24, mid- But Brighton didn't go against Archbishop Wil- are senior Sabrina Dem- season. talked to Coach Newhall way through the period. down without a fight. liams at 6:30 p.m. ro, eighth-grader Summer "At times, we struggled about how good an op- From there, Gonzalez and Tallent and seventh-grad- to get out of our zone," portunity this is for both Nazaire led a St. Mary’s er Ana Baurley. The three- Martucci said. "A lot of teams. You just want to surge that saw the Spar- It’s an ugly time way competition has that had to do with play- get better, that's the main tans build a 39-28 lead af- added excitement to the ing younger kids in the goal. You schedule tough ter three quarters. team's preseason. back line and the older games in the early goings "We went to a different "Right now, it's the most players there didn't have and you build on that." defense," Schruender said. for the NFL exciting thing we've seen a ton of experience. We Threes were the name "We were going to a 2-2-1 Maybe the public ad- ing days and now the over- in awhile," Martucci said. were lucky that Gretch- of the game early on for zone there. It's a credit to dress announcer at NFL seer of football operations "We've always known who en helped cover that up. the Spartans. First it was the kids for executing and stadiums is a job for Mi- for the league, promises our goalie was going to We're also looking to be- Gonzalez who swished doing what they had to do. chael Buffer these days. that the NFL will look at be. Gretchen never had come a better passing a three. Then Nicolette Our kids up front were You know: "Let's any adjustments that will a push. This year, these team. We weren't a selfish D’Itria and Gabby Torres putting enough pressure get ready to rum- diminish the awfulness three are all pushing team but we're hoping to each followed with a make on the ball and the kids ble!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" seen in recent weeks. from beyond the arc. That each other because they play a more open passing in the middle were quick Unfortunately, what "We have had clear direc- proved to be the difference all want that job. You can style." to the ball. It was five kids goes on inside the boxing tives from the competition as the Spartans led 17-8 sprinting into spaces and see it just in the way they The Vikings open the ring might be safer than committee," Vincent says. after one quarter. making plays collectively." stretch, it's a battle. It's season on Dec. 13 when what we saw the last few "They asked us and the "We were playing at a Saugus didn’t have something I haven't seen they host Masconomet at weeks on the football field. players to remove some of hectic pace and forced enough left in the tank to here before." Larsen Rink. Brawls. Dirty hits.Ma- the helmet-to-helmet hits Saugus into turnovers," mount another comeback licious moves. Targeting. that we have seen, as well Newhall said. "We were in the fourth quarter. A getting some easier shots. 6-0 Spartans rally to start Launching. of some of the blindside I thought our ball move- the period bumped their Nauseating. blocks and other types of ment was good all night. advantage to 45-28, en "The unnecessary stuff is disparaging techniques We hit some threes early route to the 58-37 win. over the top," says Broncos and behaviors on the field. on and we sort of relied on "We started scoring and linebacker Shaq Barrett, We have clear directive that a little too much." that enabled us to get into who was not involved in that this is not something St. Mary’s kept its mo- our press defense," Ne- any of the incidents and, that should be progres- mentum in the second whall said. It was the pace presumably, is a neutral sive, but that we strongly quarter, as Mashayla of the game. We don't want observer. "We should try to consider removing a play- Johnson and Christina to slow it down, we want get that out of the game." er that is using these tech- Nowicki knocked down to play fast both ways. We Leagues at all levels niques that we want out of threes to boost the lead to made some correctable have spent more than a our game immediately." 23-8. Saugus climbed back mistakes but we're happy decade seeking enhanced Yet the prohibited keeps in with a 7-0 run to pull with where we're at after player safety. Most of the happening and, it seems, within eight points, down the first game." time, those initiatives in- to a higher degree. 23-15. Nazaire ended the St. Mary's (1-0) hosts volved rules changes. "You're always talking drought, and the half, Archbishop Williams on In the NFL, mostly they about keeping the poise with a hook shot to put Monday night. Saugus (0- have worked. Not so much and understanding the the Spartans ahead 25-15 1) will aim for its first win lately. big picture is winning the McKayla Norris, middle, will serve as a captain for at recess. of the young season next Troy Vincent, a terrific game," Saints coach Sean the Vikings this season, along with Catie O’Shea. The St. Mary’s offense Friday night at Everett. defensive back in his play- Payton says. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE New specs Stanton nixes trades SATURDAY Swampscott vs. Georgetown (4) Girls Basketball Danvers vs. Bishop Fenwick (4:40) Paul Duchane Jamboree Saugus vs. Hamiton Wenham (5:20) to San Fran, St. Louis At Lynn Classical Peabody vs. Billerica (6) Marblehead vs. Ipswich (2) Revere vs Masconomet (6:40) SAN FRANCISCO (AP) after the 28-year-old out- Malden vs. Triton (2:40) English vs. Essex Tech (7:20) — Giancarlo Stanton has fielder led the majors with Medford vs. Somerville (3:20) Classical vs. Reading (8) ruled out the San Francis- 59 home runs and 132 co Giants. St. Louis, too. RBIs this season. SPORTS BRIEFS The Giants announced "We had an agreement Friday they were no lon- to acquire Giancarlo Stan- four free Saturday basketball Umpire class ger in the mix to work ton from the Miami Mar- scheduled clinics to Lynn girls in grades out a trade for the Mar- lins, subject to him waiv- 4-8. The clinics will take place lins slugger and NL MVP ing his no-trade clause," The North Shore Baseball Jan. 6 (8:30-9:30 a.m.), Jan. after having reached the Cardinals Chairman and Umpires Association (www. parameters of a deal with CEO Bill DeWitt Jr. said. 13 (8:30-9:30 a.m.), Jan. 27 nsbua.com) is sponsoring its new Miami CEO Derek "While we are disappoint- annual new candidates (1:30-2:30 p.m.) and Feb. 3 Jeter and his team. ed in his decision, we will course starting Monday, Jan. (8:30-9:30 a.m.). All clinics are "Our agreement with continue to make every 8, 2018 at Essex Tech High free of cost and will take the Marlins to acquire Gi- effort to improve our club School in Danvers at 6pm. ancarlo Stanton subject to for the upcoming season." The fee is $100 and place at the Classical High his waiving of the no-trade San Francisco and St. includes the course, all writ- School gym. There is no obli- clause will not move for- Louis had been considered ten materials, a rulebook, the gation to attend all four clin- ward and it is our under- among the favorites to ac- certification exam and first standing that the Marlins ics; participants can come to quire Stanton, whose affin- year’s membership dues. A and Stanton are exploring ity and ties to Los Angeles successfully completed Mas- as few or as many as they’d other options." also made the Dodgers a sachusetts CORI certification like. The Cardinals also said top destination — not to is required. Classical basketball coaches Stanton had declined to mention their five straight For further information accept a deal to St. Louis. Tom Sawyer, Helen Ridley NL West titles and run- consult the website above or So, the Stanton sweep- ner-up World Series finish. the Interpreter, Steve Carroll, and Rob Smith, along with stakes continues for now The eight-year veter- at [email protected]. Rams players, will aid play- — with baseball's win- an has never played on a ter meetings set to begin ers in improving basketball winning team, and Stan- Classical girls Monday in Orlando, Fla. ton has said he didn't skills. To reserve a spot, con- Meanwhile, in the other want to endure another basketball clinic tact Helen Ridley at ridleyto- major story of this offsea- rebuilding of the Miami son so far, Japanese pitch- [email protected] roster as Jeter works to The Lynn Classical girls er and outfielder Shohei cut payroll. On Thursday, basketball team is offering or 781-775-0778. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Ohtani chose the Angels the Marlins traded second on Friday. baseman Dee Gordon to NFL Equipped with some new goggles after Stanton must sign off Seattle as the Mariners missing a game with an inflamed eye, Celt- on any move given the AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE also acquired $1 million in East East ics’ Jaylen Brown scores over San Anto- full no-trade clause in his international bonus pool W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA nio’s Bryn Forbes Friday night against the record $325 million, 13- allocation to make what New England 10 2 0 .833 348 223 Philadelphia 10 2 0 .833 361 215 Buffalo 6 6 0 .500 227 283 Dallas 6 6 0 .500 286 284 Spurs. year contract. He is due to was their unsuccessful N.Y. Jets 5 7 0 .417 266 288 Washington 5 7 0 .417 272 314 make $25 million in 2018 push for Ohtani. Miami 5 7 0 .417 209 298 N.Y. Giants 2 10 0 .167 189 291 South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Tennessee 8 4 0 .667 266 282 New Orleans 9 3 0 .750 353 243 Ohtani makes his choice, lands with Angels Jacksonville 8 4 0 .667 299 178 Carolina 8 4 0 .667 269 238 Houston 4 8 0 .333 296 309 Atlanta 7 5 0 .583 274 244 Indianapolis 3 9 0 .250 205 330 Tampa Bay 4 8 0 .333 243 288 ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) agents in years. would choose a higher-pro- tion," the franchise said North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA — Shohei Ohtani has de- Ohtani and his agent, file franchise such as the in a brief statement. "We Pittsburgh 9 2 0 .818 258 193 Minnesota 10 2 0 .833 285 204 cided he's on the side of Nez Balelo, issued a state- Yankees or Dodgers, who felt a unique connectivity Baltimore 7 5 0 .583 280 207 Detroit 6 6 0 .500 314 308 the Angels. Cincinnati 5 6 0 .455 199 215 Green Bay 6 6 0 .500 258 281 ment Friday announcing would have both welcomed with him throughout the Cleveland 0 12 0 .000 176 308 Chicago 3 9 0 .250 191 267 The Japanese two-way the decision after meeting him into their rotation process and are excited he West West star announced Friday he with several finalists for his and lineup. He received W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA will become an Angel. This Kansas City 6 6 0 .500 303 274 L.A. Rams 9 3 0 .750 361 222 will sign with the Los An- services earlier in the week. serious attention from Se- is a special time for Angels L.A. Chargers 6 6 0 .500 268 212 Seattle 8 4 0 .667 290 222 geles Angels, ending the Balelo said the 2016 attle and Texas, who both fans." Oakland 6 6 0 .500 249 278 Arizona 5 7 0 .417 219 310 Denver 3 9 0 .250 206 315 San Francisco 2 10 0 .167 202 298 sweepstakes surrounding Japanese MVP "felt a true could have given him more Ohtani has ample op- his move to the majors in bond with the Angels. He money than the Angels. Sunday’s Games New Orleans at Atlanta, 8:25 p.m. portunity to fulfill his big- Minnesota 14, Atlanta 9 Sunday, Dec. 10 a surprising destination. sees this as the best en- Ohtani listened to his gest ambitions with the San Francisco 15, Chicago 14 Oakland at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Ohtani, who intends to vironment to develop and suitors' final pitches in Los Angels, who are in need New England 23, Buffalo 3 San Francisco at Houston, 1 p.m. be both a starting pitcher reach the next level and Angeles before choosing the of a top starting pitcher. Green Bay 26, Tampa Bay 20, OT Minnesota at Carolina, 1 p.m. and an everyday power attain his career goals." Angels, who play about 28 Jacksonville 30, Indianapolis 10 Chicago at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. They should also be able hitter, turned down in- After his unusual court- miles from downtown LA to fit him into their lineup Baltimore 44, Detroit 20 Green Bay at Cleveland, 1 p.m. terest from every other ship, Ohtani will attempt in laid-back Orange Coun- N.Y. Jets 38, Kansas City 31 Detroit at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. when he isn't pitching: Pu- big-league club to join to chart a unique career ty. Most of the Angels live Miami 35, Denver 9 Indianapolis at Buffalo, 1 p.m. jols has largely been a des- Tennessee 24, Houston 13 Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. two-time MVP Mike Trout path as the majors' first in coastal Newport Beach ignated hitter for the past L.A. Chargers 19, Cleveland 10 Washington at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. and slugger Albert Pujols regular two-way player in and enjoy a comfortable, two seasons, but the three- New Orleans 31, Carolina 21 Tennessee at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. with the Angels, who are several decades. Ohtani warm-weather lifestyle Oakland 24, N.Y. Giants 17 N.Y. Jets at Denver, 4:05 p.m. coming off their second already has drawn numer- with ample big-market me- time NL MVP is expected L.A. Rams 32, Arizona 16 Seattle at Jacksonville, 4:25 p.m. to be healthy enough to Seattle 24, Philadelphia 10 Philadelphia at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. consecutive losing season ous comparisons to Babe dia attention, but without and haven't won a playoff Ruth, who excelled as a the withering scrutiny of play first base more fre- Monday’s Games Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 8:30 p.m. quently in 2018. Pittsburgh 23, Cincinnati 20 Monday, Dec. 11 game since 2009. hitter and a pitcher early other top destinations. Thursday, Dec. 7 New England at Miami, 8:30 p.m. The Angels' combination in his Hall of Fame career. Yet Angels general man- Ohtani's new teammates of a promising core and a Ohtani is expected to be ager Billy Eppler is very greeted the news joyously. beautiful West Coast lo- both a right-handed start- serious about winning, Left fielder Justin Upton NBA cation clearly appealed to ing pitcher and a left-hand- and he has spent sever- tweeted, "So pumped right EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE the 23-year-old Ohtani, ed designated hitter for the al years scouting Ohtani, now..." Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB who has confounded base- Angels, who are expected ever since his previous job Trout, who is getting Boston 22 4 .846 — Houston 19 4 .826 — ball experts at almost to give him ample playing with the Yankees. married this weekend to Toronto 16 7 .696 4½ San Antonio 17 8 .680 3 Philadelphia 13 11 .542 8 New Orleans 13 13 .500 7½ every step of his move time in both roles. "We are honored Sho- his longtime girlfriend, New York 12 12 .500 9 Memphis 8 17 .320 12 to North America as one Many baseball observers hei Ohtani has decided to simply sent out the emoji Brooklyn 10 14 .417 11 Dallas 7 19 .269 13½ of two bugged-out eyes. Southeast Division Northwest Division of the most coveted free have long assumed Ohtani join the Angels organiza- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Washington 14 11 .560 — Minnesota 15 11 .577 — Miami 11 13 .458 2½ Denver 14 11 .560 ½ TV/RADIO Orlando 11 16 .407 4 Portland 13 11 .542 1 Charlotte 9 15 .375 4½ Utah 13 13 .500 2 Atlanta 5 19 .208 8½ Oklahoma City 11 13 .458 3 TV NBCSN Central Division Pacific Division SATURDAY 9:30 a.m...... Bundesliga: Bayern Munich at Eintracht Frank- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB furt...... FS1 Cleveland 18 8 .692 — Golden State 21 6 .778 — College basketball Milwaukee 14 10 .583 3 L.A. Lakers 9 15 .375 10½ 12 p.m...... Coastal Carolina at South Carolina.SEC Network Bundesliga: Werder Bremen at Borussia Dortmund...... FS2 Indiana 15 11 .577 3 L.A. Clippers 8 15 .348 11 ...... Duke at Boston College...... ESPN 10 a.m...... Premier League: Stoke City at Tottenham Detroit 14 11 .560 3½ Phoenix 9 18 .333 12 Hotspur...... NBCSN Chicago 4 20 .167 13 Sacramento 8 17 .320 12 ...... Marquette at Wisconsin...... FS1 ...... Monmouth vs. Kentucky...... ESPNU 12:30 p.m...... Bundesliga: FC Schalke 04 at Mönchenglad- Friday’s Games Oklahoma City at Memphis, 9 p.m...... UCLA at Michigan...... CBS bach...... FS2 Chicago 119, Charlotte 111, OT San Antonio at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Premier League: Leicester City at Newcastle United...... NBC 2 p.m...... Colgate at Syracuse...... NESN Plus Denver 103, Orlando 89 Houston at Portland, 10 p.m. 4 p.m...... MLS: Seattle at Toronto FC...... ESPN ...... Coppin State at UConn...... ESPNews Golden State 102, Detroit 98 Sunday’s Games Winter sports ...... Indiana at Louisville...... ESPN Indiana 106, Cleveland 102 Toronto at Sacramento, 3:30 p.m. 4 p.m...... US Grand Prix snowboarding (halfpipe).. NBCSN ...... Yale at St. Bonaventure...... ESPNU Milwaukee 109, Dallas 102 Boston at Detroit, 4 p.m. 5 p.m...... World Cup luge (women’s singles)...... NBCSN Sacramento 116, New Orleans 109, OT Denver at Indiana, 5 p.m. 2:15 p.m...... Lipscomb at Tennessee...... SEC Network 7 p.m...... World Cup speedskating...... NBCSN Toronto 116, Memphis 107 Dallas at Minnesota, 7 p.m. 2:30 p.m...... Nebraska at Creighton...... FS1 Boston at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m. Philadelphia at New Orleans, 7 p.m...... North Carolina A&T at Georgetown...... FS2 SUNDAY Saturday’s Games Atlanta at New York, 7:30 p.m...... Saint Joseph’s at Temple...... CBSSN College basketball Washington at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. Monday’s Games 3 p.m...... Penn at Dayton...... NBCSN 12 a.m...... Illinois vs. UNLV...... ESPN2 Miami vs. Brooklyn at Mexico City, 6 p.m. Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m...... Providence at UMass...... NESN 12 p.m...... Tulane vs. Florida St...... ESPNU L.A. Lakers at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Charlotte at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. 1 p.m...... La Salle at Villanova...... FS1 Orlando at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Miami at Memphis, 8 p.m. 4 p.m...... George Washington at Penn State...... Big Ten Network 2 p.m...... Arizona St. at Kansas...... ESPN New York at Chicago, 8 p.m. New Orleans at Houston, 8 p.m. 5 p.m...... Southern University at Iowa..... Big Ten Network ...... Wichita State at Oklahoma St...... ESPN2 Philadelphia at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Portland at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 7 p.m...... IUPUI at Purdue...... Big Ten Network Utah at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Toronto at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m...... UAB at Auburn...... SEC Network College basketball - women 5 p.m...... California at San Diego St...... CBSSN 2 p.m...... Ohio at Purdue...... Big Ten Network ...... Colorado at Xavier...... FS1 3 p.m...... Texas at Tennessee...... ESPN2 NHL 6 p.m...... Florida vs. Cincinnati...... ESPN2 Pro basketball ...... Southern Utah at Michigan St..Big Ten Network EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE 4 p.m...... Boston at Detroit...... NBCSB, WBZ-FM 98.5 Atlantic Division Central Division 6:45 p.m...... Minnesota at Arkansas...... SEC Network Figure skating GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA 7 p.m...... Notre Dame at Delaware...... CBSSN Tampa Bay 28 20 6 2 42 106 71 St. Louis 29 19 8 2 40 95 75 4 p.m...... ISU Grand Prix final...... NBC Toronto 29 18 10 1 37 101 85 Nashville 29 18 7 4 40 95 84 8 p.m...... West Virginia at Pittsburgh...... ESPN2 Pro football Boston 26 13 9 4 30 75 74 Winnipeg 29 17 8 4 38 99 82 9 p.m...... Green Bay at Missouri...... SEC Network Montreal 30 13 13 4 30 83 93 Dallas 29 16 12 1 33 86 84 1 p.m...... Dallas at NY Giants...... Fox Detroit 28 11 12 5 27 79 91 Chicago 29 13 11 5 31 87 81 10 p.m...... Alabama at Arizona...... ESPN2 ...... Minnesota at Carolina...... CBS Florida 28 11 13 4 26 85 97 Minnesota 27 13 11 3 29 80 82 Pro basketball 4:25 p.m...... Philadelphia at LA Rams...... Fox Ottawa 27 9 11 7 25 77 93 Colorado 27 12 13 2 26 83 91 6 p.m...... Miami at Brooklyn...... NBATV Buffalo 29 7 17 5 19 62 99 Pacific Division 8:30 p.m...... Baltimore at Pittsburgh...... NBC Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA 8:30 p.m...... Utah at Milwaukee...... NBATV Golf GP W L OT Pts GF GA Los Angeles 30 19 8 3 41 94 66 9 p.m...... Oklahoma City at Memphis...... NBATV 1 p.m...... QBE Shark Shootout...... Golf Columbus 29 18 10 1 37 85 73 Vegas 28 18 9 1 37 98 88 Boxing Washington 30 18 11 1 37 94 88 San Jose 27 15 10 2 32 71 65 2 p.m...... QBE Shark Shootout...... NBC New Jersey 28 16 8 4 36 87 86 Calgary 29 15 12 2 32 84 92 9 p.m...... Lomachenko vs. Rigondeaux; Diaz vs. Ramos �� Pro hockey N.Y. Islanders 28 16 9 3 35 104 96 Vancouver 29 14 11 4 32 79 81 ESPN Pittsburgh 30 16 11 3 35 90 98 Anaheim 29 12 11 6 30 78 86 7 p.m...... Edmonton at Toronto...... NHL Network N.Y. Rangers 28 15 11 2 32 93 85 Edmonton 28 11 15 2 24 80 96 10:20 p.m...... Salido vs. Roman; Farmer vs. Ogawa...... HBO College soccer Philadelphia 29 11 11 7 29 83 86 Arizona 31 7 19 5 19 74 114 College football 1 p.m...... NCAA final...... ESPN2 Carolina 27 11 10 6 28 76 85 NOTE: Two pts for win, one pt for OT loss. 12 p.m...... Wofford at North Dakota St...... ESPN2 Soccer Friday’s Games Ottawa at San Jose, 10 p.m. 3 p.m...... Army at Navy...... CBS 7 a.m...... Premier League: Arsenal at Southampton...... Washington 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 Vancouver at Calgary, 10 p.m. 8 p.m...... Heisman Trophy presentation...... ESPN NBCSN Columbus 5, New Jersey 3 Carolina at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Golf Vegas 4, Nashville 3, SO 7:30 a.m...... Bundesliga: SC Freiburg at 1. FC Köln...... FS1 Sunday’s Games 9:30 a.m...... European PGA Tour: Joburg Open (tape)...... Golf 9:15 a.m...... Premier League: Everton at Liverpool.... NBCSN Chicago 3, Buffalo 2, OT Arizona at Chicago, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Anaheim, 10 p.m. 1:30 p.m...... Shark Shootout...... Golf 9:30 a.m...... Bundesliga: 1899 Hoffenheim at Hannover 96 Buffalo at St. Louis, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games Pro hockey FS1 Edmonton at Toronto, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Detroit, 1 p.m. 7 p.m...... 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Premier League: Chelsea at West Ham United 8 p.m...... US Grand Prix snowboarding (Big Air).... NBCSN B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017 COMICS

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Make a point Be prepared to make your WCVB Inside Chronicle ›››› Mary Poppins (1964, Children’s) Julie Andrews, Dick Van News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- tionship with someone who to get along with the people voice heard and your decision % ABC Edition Dyke, Glynis Johns. Center 5 Page “Booked Solid” tary has let you down. Don’t allow you deal with daily in order to clear. You may not please ev- WBTS Access Hollywood Will & Super- Dateline NBC Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live Host 1st Look self-deception to lead to vul- avoid future mishaps. eryone, but it’s important to * NBC (N) Grace store Live (N) at 11 James Franco; SZA performs. nerabzility. Be open to change. do what’s right. WFXT Entertainment The Gifted “rX” Lethal Weapon “El Boston Boston Hell’s Kitchen Just for Just for Boston TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 9 FOX Tonight (N) Gringo Loco” News 25 “Catch of the Day” Laughs Laughs News CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Make plans to do something VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) WUTF Entrega Inmediata (1963) Cantinflas. Un cartero es ››‡ Transporter 2 (2005, Ac- Mortal Enemies (2011, Acción) Robin Entrega Self-deception will lead to un- = UMA seducido por una espía y finge ser un agente. ción) Jason Statham. Shou, Yayu A.W. Unru, Verdy Bhawanta. Inme. Added stress due to someone with youngsters or a loved one else’s mistake or shortcoming or to help a cause that con- certainty. You are best off fac- WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News (N) ›› Analyze That (2002, Comedy) Robert Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & ing facts and making adjust- F MNT Theory Theory De Niro, Billy Crystal, Lisa Kudrow. Molly is apparent. Don’t hesitate cerns you. A selfless gesture ments before someone takes WGBX Classical Rewind Classical The Highwaymen Live at Nas- Great Performances Tribute to producer Austin City Limits NOVA to make your position clear. will make you feel good and L PBS masterpieces. sau Coliseum David Foster. Think big, be innovative and boost your reputation. advantage of you. Don’t put up with emotional manipulation WBIN Hazel Gidget The Fly- Addams Dream of Be- The Johnny Carson Show One Day The Jef- All in the Maude stick to a set budget. R MNT ing Nun Family Jeannie witched at Time fersons Family GEMINI (May 21-June 20) or unreasonable demands. WLVI Last Man Last Man Modern Modern Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Skel- Scandal “White Hat’s AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You’ll face an emotional prob- X CW Standing Standing Family Family CW56 (N) Guy etons” Back On” LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) TELE ››‡ Rise of the Guardians (2012, Ninos) ››› John Wick (2014, Acción) Keanu Titulares Decisio- Las Verdaderas Programa Be careful how you express lem if you haven’t been up- Keep your facts straight and ¨ TELE Voices of Chris Pine, Alec Baldwin. Reeves, Michael Nyqvist, Alfie Allen. y Más nes Mujeres Asesinas your likes and dislikes. Some- front with someone you care be honest about the way you WABU A Firehouse Christmas (2016, Romance) Runaway Christmas Bride (2017, Ro- Back to Christmas (2014, Children’s) Kelly Defend one will be offended if you about. You are best off coming feel. Communication will be ¥ ION Anna Hutchison, Marcus Rosner. mance) Cindy Busby, Travis Milne. Overton, Michael Muhney. Santa are too critical or ask for too clean and making amends necessary if you want to avoid CABLE STATIONS much. Be truthful, but keep before the situation gets a mishap. Ulterior motives are (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 12.09.17” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law your demands simple. blown out of proportion. apparent. A&E PD -- 12.01.17” (N) enforcement. The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead “Service” The Walking Dead The Walking Dead PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) AMC “The Well” “The Cell” “Go Getters” “Swear” SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your emotions — when having Stick close to home and The Real House- The Real House- ›› The Break-Up (2006) Vince Vaughn. A couple end ›› The Break-Up (2006, Romance-Come- Keep your plans simple and BRAVO wives of Atlanta wives of Atlanta their relationship, but neither is willing to move. dy) Vince Vaughn. ‘PG-13’ conversations with friends, in- family. Problems will arise focus more on home, family Street Outlaws The Street Outlaws “Memphis, Racing and Fighting” The 405 heads Street Outlaws “Lon- Street Outlaws Big Street laws or people who can boost if you take on too much or and friends. What you do to DISC 405 is called out. to Memphis. (N) estar Smackdown” Chief strikes a deal. Outlaws you up or bring you down — let problems at work or with help your loved ones will ward Jessie Bunk’d Home Alone: The Holiday Stuck in the Middle Bizaard- Walk the MECH-X4 K.C. Un- K.C. Un- Raven’s should be managed with care. friends filter into your do- off tension that could result in DISN Heist (2012) Malcolm McDowell. vark Prank dercover dercover Home Don’t blame or criticize others. mestic life. a serious feud. (6:30) SportsCen- Heisman Trophy Boxing Guillermo Rigondeaux vs. Vasyl Lomanchenko. From SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- ESPN ter (N) Presentation (N) Madison Square Garden in New York. (N) ter College Basketball College Basketball West Virginia at College Basketball Alabama at Arizona. College Basketball Illinois at ESPN2 Pittsburgh. (N) (N) UNLV. (N) BRIDGE (6:25) ››› “The Santa ›‡ The Santa Clause 3: The Escape ››› National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation Jack FREE Clause” (1994) Tim Allen. Clause (2006) Tim Allen, Martin Short. (1989, Comedy) Chevy Chase, Beverly D’Angelo. Frost “X-Men: Days of ››‡ Jurassic World (2015, Adventure) Chris Pratt, ››‡ Riddick (2013) Vin Diesel. Wanted criminal Rid- Baskets FX Future Past” (2014) Bryce Dallas Howard, Irrfan Khan. dick confronts two teams of mercenaries. “Renoir” Even if social, get the monthly magazine (6:10) “Deepwater ››› Logan (2017) Hugh Jackman. Logan must pro- Boxing Miguel Roman vs. Orlando Salido. From Las All Def HBO Even if you never play in contract, it has given the de- must return a spade or a dia- Horizon” (2016) tect a young mutant girl from dark forces. ‘R’ Vegas. (N) Comedy a duplicate and have zero clarer a road map of the deal mond. Whichever he chooses, (5:00) ››› “Fury” ›› Windtalkers (2002, War) Nicolas Cage, Adam Beach. A Knightfall “You’d ›› Windtalkers (2002, War) HIST (2014, War) Marine protects a Navajo code transmitter in World War II. Know What to Do” Nicolas Cage, Adam Beach. masterpoints, it would be a — as in this case. South sluffs one of his heart (5:00) ››‡ “The Christmas in Mississippi (2017, Romance) The Christmas Gift (2015, Drama) Michelle Christmas in Mississippi good idea to join the Ameri- Assuming the diamond losers and ruffs on the board. LIFE Holiday” (2006) Jana Kramer, Wes Brown. Trachtenberg, Sterling Suleiman. (2017, Romance) Jana Kramer. can vContract Bridge League queen is not singleton or dou- Declarer takes one heart, two (5:30) ››› “Mr. and ››› Pitch Perfect (2012) Anna Kendrick. College ››› Superbad (2007) Jonah Hill. Co-dependent teens ››› 8 (acbl.org). The reason is to bleton, South seems to have diamonds, seven clubs and MTV Mrs. Smith” students enter an a cappella competition. hope to score booze and babes at a party. Mile receive the monthly magazine three losers: two hearts and the ruff in the dummy. Patriots Quick Patriots Pats This Football Patriots Patriots Celtics Poker After Dark Poker After Dark Poker NBCSB (to which I am a contributor). one diamond. But he knows Slants Football Week Fix Football Post Up It has instructional articles for East has only a singleton NHL Hockey New York Islanders at Boston Bruins. TD Bruins Sports Sports Sports Dirty NHL Hockey New York Island- NESN Garden. (N) Overtime Today Today Today Water TV ers at Boston Bruins. all levels of player and news heart. This allows declarer to about the world of bridge. arrange an endplay. Henry Thunder- Game Nicky, Full Full Full Full Friends Friends Friends Friends Two and NICK Danger mans Shakers Ricky House House House House Half Men The diagramed deal was in South wins the first trick with (6:15) ›‡ “Cell” Shameless ››› Personal Shopper (2016) ››› The Autopsy of Jane Doe SMILF White Shame- the Challenge of the Month dummy’s heart ace and — key SHOW (2016, Horror) ‘R’ Kristen Stewart. ‘R’ (2016) Emile Hirsch. ‘R’ Famous less feature. How should South play — ruffs a spade in his (6:01) ›› “Passen- ››› Zombieland (2009, Com- Outlander “The The Girlfriend ›› Mine (2016, Suspense) Girlfriend STARZ plan the play in five clubs after hand. Then declarer plays a gers” (2016) edy) Woody Harrelson. ‘R’ Bakra” Experience Armie Hammer. ‘NR’ Expr. West has shown at least 5-5 in trump to dummy. If West dis- (6:00) ›› “G.I. Joe: Retalia- ››› Thor (2011, Action) Chris Hemsworth. Cast out of Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama SYFY the majors and leads the heart cards, South will need West tion” (2013) Dwayne Johnson. Asgard, the Norse god lands on Earth. “Rebirth” king? to have a doubleton diamond The The Elf Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Search Search Joker’s Drop the TBS Grinch on the Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal Party Party Wild Mic West made a Michaels Cue- queen. Here, though, declarer “Star Wars: Attack ››› Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith (2005, Science Fiction) ›››› Star Wars: A New Hope (1977, Science Fic- Bid. 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EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV DECEMBER 10, 2017 CROSSWORD 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Ken Burns: America’s Story- 60s Pop, Rock & Soul (My Music) Artists On the Psychiatrist’s Couch With Daniel Age Reversed With ^ PBS teller -- American Sampler and groups from the 1960s. Amen, MD Miranda WBZ 60 Minutes (N) Wisdom of the NCIS: Los Angeles Madam Secretary WBZ Sports Final (N) Joel Interna- $ CBS Crowd (N) “Forasteira” (N) “Minefield” (N) News Osteen tional WCVB America’s Funniest ›››‡ Frozen (2013, Children’s) Voices of Encore! (N) News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel. Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Relevance” WBTS Football Night in America (N) NFL Football Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers. (N) News American Ninja Ac. Hol- * NBC at 11 Warrior lywood WFXT NFL The OT Simpsons Bob’s Burgers (N) Family Boston 25 News at Boston News In- TMZ (N) Boston 9 FOX Football (N) Guy (N) 10PM (N) News Depth News WUTF ›› Drive Angry (2011, Acción) Nicolas ›‡ Red Dawn (2012, Acción) Chris Hems- 40 y 20 40 y 20 Canela (2012) Ana Martín, Isa- = UMA Cage, Amber Heard, William Fichtner. worth, Josh Peck. bel Yudice, Norma Angélica. WSBK Castle “One Man’s WBZ News (N) Blue Bloods “Guilt Blue Bloods “The Art Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT Treasure” by Association” of War” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX Retire- Carol Burnett’s Favorite BrainFit: 50 Ways to Grow Your Brain Age Reversed With Great Performances “Driving L PBS ment Sketches With Daniel Amen, MD and Tana Miranda Miss Daisy” WBIN Becker Wings Newhart Evening My Two Family The Johnny Carson Newhart Family Wings Becker Three’s R MNT Shade Dads Ties Show Ties Company WLVI Anger Anger Modern Modern Gold- Gold- 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Poison Scandal An alle- X CW Manage. Manage. Family Family bergs bergs CW56 (N) Guy Pill” giance is formed. TELE Guadalupe: una Ben Hur Un príncipe judío, Judah Ben-Hur Don Francisco te Titulares Decisio- ››› Ice Age (2002, Niños) ¨ TELE Imagen Viva enfrenta una traición. (N) invita (N) y Más nes Voices of Ray Romano. WABU Christmas Belle (2013, Children’s) Haylie A Royal Christmas Ball (2017, Romance) A Prince for Christmas (2015, Romance) Christ- ¥ ION Duff, Nicholas Gonzalez. Tara Reid, Ingo Rademacher. Viva Bianca, Kirk Barker. mas Vt. CABLE STATIONS (4:30) ››‡ “Arma- ›› Walking Tall (2004, Action) The Rock, Dog & Beth: Fight of Their Lives Beth ›› Walking Tall (2004) The A&E geddon” (1998) Johnny Knoxville. Chapman battles throat cancer. Rock, Johnny Knoxville. (6:54) The Walking The Walking Dead The Walking Dead Different Talking Dead (N) The Walking Dead Different Comic AMC Dead “Time for After” stories come together. (N) stories come together. Men The Real House- The Real House- Married to Medicine The Real House- Watch The Real House- Housewives/NJ BRAVO wives of Atlanta (N) wives of Atlanta (N) wives of Atlanta What wives of Atlanta Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Cash Cab Cash Cab Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Last DISC Frontier Frontier Exposed Frontier (N) Frontier Frontier Frontier ›››› Finding Nemo (2003) Stuck in the Middle Bizaard- Andi Andi K.C. Un- K.C. Un- Stuck/ Bunk’d Bunk’d DISN Voices of Albert Brooks. ‘G’ vark Mack Mack dercover dercover Middle SportsCenter (N) Bowl Mania Selecting winners of bowl games. (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter With SportsCen- ESPN Scott Van Pelt (N) ter (6:30) Boxing Guillermo Rigondeaux vs. Kickboxing Glory 49. World/Poker ESPN FC (N) Cornhole ESPN2 Vasyl Lomanchenko. (6:30) ››› “National Lam- ››› Elf (2003) Will Ferrell, James Caan. A man ›› Four Christmases (2008) Vince Without FREE poon’s Christmas Vacation” leaves Santa’s workshop to search for his family. Vaughn, Reese Witherspoon. Santa (5:30) ››‡ “Jurassic ››› Furious 7 (2015, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. A dead ››› Furious 7 (2015, Action) Vin Diesel. A dead FX World” (2015) man’s brother seeks revenge on the Toretto gang. man’s brother seeks revenge on the Toretto gang. (6:15) ››› “Confir- ››‡ X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009, Ac- ››› Logan (2017) Hugh Jackman. Logan must pro- 32 Pills: My Sister’s HBO mation” (2016) tion) Hugh Jackman, will.i.am. ‘PG-13’ tect a young mutant girl from dark forces. ‘R’ Suicide (2017) ‘NR’ Pawn Pawn The Hunt for the Zodiac Killer: Enhanced Edition A prime suspect emerges. (N) The Hunt for the Zodiac Killer: HIST Stars Stars Enhanced Edition (6:00) “Christmas A Christmas Reunion (2015, Romance) A Very Merry Toy Store (2017, Romance) A Christmas Reunion (2015, LIFE With the Kranks” Denise Richards, Patrick Muldoon. Melissa Joan Hart, Mario Lopez. Romance) Denise Richards. (5:00) “The Twilight ››‡ The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (2010, Romance) Kristen Stew- Amazing- Floribama Shore Floribama Shore MTV Saga: New Moon” art. Bella must choose between Edward and Jacob. ness “Plunger Envy” Celtics Patriots Sports Sunday (N) Pats This Football Sports Sunday Quick Pats This Sports Sunday Basket- NBCSB Post Football Week Fix Slants Week ball Charlie Charlie Ring of Honor (N) Dining Red Sox Sports Sports Sports Dirty Paid Prostate Worry NESN Moore Moore Playbook Report Today Today Today Water TV Program Issues? Free Brio “Christ- Lip Sync Full Full Full Full Fresh Fresh Friends Friends Friends Friends Two and NICK mas” Battle House House House House Prince Prince Half Men Shameless White SMILF Shameless Fiona SMILF (N) White Shameless Fiona White SMILF Shame- SHOW Famous reflects on her life. Famous reflects on her life. Famous less Outlander “The Outlander “Eye of Counterpart “The Outlander “Eye of Outlander “Eye of Outlander “Eye of All Nighter STARZ Bakra” the Storm” (N) Crossing” (N) the Storm” the Storm” the Storm” (2017) (5:30) ››› “Thor” ›››‡ Gladiator (2000) Russell Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix. A fugi- ›‡ The Condemned (2007, Action) Steve Austin, Vin- SYFY (2011) tive general becomes a gladiator in ancient Rome. nie Jones, Robert Mammone. Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Search Search Search Search ›››‡ The Social Network TBS Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Party (N) Party (N) Party Party (2010) Jesse Eisenberg. ›››‡ Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (1983) Mark Hamill. Luke Good Behavior (N) Good Behavior Law & Order “Com- Law & TNT and his allies have a confrontation with Darth Vader. passion” Order Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Modern Modern Modern Modern Law & USA cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Family Family Family Family Order ›› White Chicks (2004, Comedy) Shawn ››‡ ATL (2006, Comedy-Drama) Tip Harris, Lauren Black Ink Crew Black Ink Crew Sky VH1 Wayans, Marlon Wayans. London. Four Atlanta teens face challenges. shares big news. B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017 CLASSIFIED

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Karalyn Bowers 207-252-3516 Eileen Donna Soltys Donna Soltys Jonah-Daly Steven Vavoudes Steven Vavoudes 781-718-7665 978-210-4489 978-210-4489 98 Jenness Street LYNN 19 Edgemere Rd. LYNN 21 Sheehan Rd. 5 Cedar Brook Road Colleen Toner Saturday, Dec. 9 • 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday Dec. 9 • Noon to 1:30 p.m. Sunday Dec. 10, 1 to 2:30 p.m. LYNN Saturday, Dec. 9 • 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. 617-438-7878 Directions: Fernwood Ave. to Moon Rd. to Sheehan Rd. Sunday, Dec. 10 • 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $479,900 Directions: Western Ave. to Fays Ave. to Edgemere Rd. $379,500 Sunday, Dec. 10 • 1 to 2 p.m. Directions: Lynnfield Street to Millard to Jenness $479,500 Den Quarry Rd. to Cedar Brook Rd. LYNN Seller says, “Make an offer.” Fay Estate Gem, just listed, move-in ready. Charming Lovely contemporary Colonial in desirable location, 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Newly renovated Sluice Pond waterfront. Panoramic views from nearly vinyl-sided Bungalow with 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, and 1 bath. Sparkling Shows like a new home. Huge kitchen with several new appliances. Skylights, cathedral Don’t miss out on this light and airy cape-style $369,900 every room in the house. Gorgeous remodel includes granite and hardwood floors, just refinished. Updates include newer kitchen with stainless, ceilings, fireplace, numerous new fixtures throughout. Newly refinished hardwood floors. home! Located in Lynn’s desirable Ward 1, this stainless-steel-applianced kitchen, gleaming home has 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms and 1 full bath. updated first-floor bath, replacement windows, and Freshly painted throughout with livable designer colors. Includes finished basement, 3-season room off hardwood floors, 2 new bathrooms, 3 freshly painted throughout. First floor bedroom plus Attractive updated baths. Two new heating systems, the main level, and large, private fenced-in bedrooms, huge family room, laundry room, two more bedrooms up. Second floor includes cedar Central air. Sweeping 24' deck overlooks extensive new backyard. Nice quiet neighborhood, yet so close lower level walkout to direct waterfront deck closet, plus walk-in closet. Potential space for second landscaping in huge fenced yard with new wall, sod and to all Lynn/the North Shore has to offer. and floating dock. full bath. sprinkler. So much more.

Meaghan Colleen Stephanie Karalyn Kramer Toner Mower Bowers 978-886-3756 617-438-7878 781-526-3767 207-252-3516 21 Lake View Ave. LYNN 25 Essex St. 26 Gateway Lane LYNN 70 Mudge St. Unit 5 LYNN Sunday, Dec 10 • 2 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9 • 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $359,900 Sunday, Dec. 10 • 2 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9 • 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Directions: Euclid Ave. to Lake View Ave. $399,900 Sunday, Dec. 10 • 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. SWAMPSCOTT Walnut St. to Gateway Ln. $399,900 Directions: Eastern Ave. to Melvin Ave. to Mudge St. $139,900 Immense 11-room, 4-bedroom, 2-bath colonial a few feet from Flax Pond. Directions: Essex Street towards Swampscott Lynn/Saugus Line 3 Bedroom Ranch, Single Level Brand new kitchen with granite counters, gas cooking, recessed lighting Charming Colonial with numerous Living on Quiet Tree Lined Street. Corner Lot with and custom tile work. Gas fireplaced Oversized 2 Car Garage. Great value! Swampscott line. Sunny 3- upgrades. New heat, windows, electric room, 1-bedroom, 1-bath condo with dining room, adjoining living room with and central air. 2 bedrooms, 1 full and 1 pocket doors, high ceilings and parking and storage. Low condo fee half bath, eat-in kitchen, formal dining Includes heat and hot water. hardwood floors throughout. area and gleaming hardwood floors throughout.

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Jordan’s plan of shiny city in the desert met by skepticism

By Karin Laub This week, Amman May- ASSOCIATED PRESS or Yousef Shawarbeh de- fended the rocky rollout in MADOUNEH, Jordan — a meeting with business A shiny new city is to arise people, diplomats and from Jordan’s desert over representatives of the en- the next three decades, po- ergy and environmental tentially rivaling the king- sectors, many of whom dom’s capital of Amman, seemed skeptical. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a rapidly growing and in- “The topic hasn’t been creasingly unwieldy me- Dancer Rudolf Nureyev concentrates as he fully studied yet,” the tropolis of 4 million people. conducts for the very first time an ensemble in mayor said when pressed Announcing plans for Deauville, Normandy. what it portrays as a for details. “When we con- high-tech utopia, Jordan clude the studies, we will joined other Middle East- announce plans and have Bolshoi to premiere ern countries betting on clear roles for govern- multi-million-dollar mega ment, citizens, investors, projects as an investment and so on.” its Nureyev ballet magnet and quick eco- Shawarbeh insisted that nomic fix. Amman would not be ne- MOSCOW — Russia’s of embezzling more than Yet some urban planners glected as Jordan, buckling historic Bolshoi Theater is $1 million in state funds. warn that “cities from under record public debt, getting ready to premiere a His arrest raised concerns FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS scratch” are risky endeav- shifts scarce resources to ballet about dancer Rudolf about a possible return of ors and argue it’s more ef- Densely-built apartment buildings and steep the new project. “The new Nureyev after the original Soviet-style arts repression. ficient to improve existing hills that are common in Amman, Jordan. city is not a new Amman,” opening was postponed Serebrennikov’s produc- cities. he said. But it is needed, he and its director arrested. tions have offended social In Jordan, the govern- leased only snippets of in- Few Jordanians have argued, to relieve pressure The production’s Mos- conservatives in the past. ment promises the yet-to- formation since the prime shown much enthusiasm, on the capital. cow opening was canceled Bolshoi director Vlad- be-named city will draw minister mentioned the even among Amman res- Amman was a hamlet on short notice in July, imir Urin says the show population away from new city for the first time, idents who complain con- just a century ago and is raising concerns that the opening Saturday is un- Amman, relieve its crip- seemingly casually, in a stantly of the city’s traffic. seen as an upstart among ballet’s frank treatment changed from the one that pling traffic jams, provide meeting with local jour- Some suspect the new city the region’s ancient cities, of Nureyev’s same-sex re- was canceled. middle-class housing, and nalists in late October. is largely meant to bene- such as Baghdad and Cai- lationships had offended Nureyev rose to fame inject momentum into a This perceived secrecy fit Jordan’s powerful and ro. Today, Amman is home Russian authorities. with the Kirov Ballet be- sluggish economy plagued and “top-down” approach their business cronies. to more than 40 percent of The original director, Kirill fore he defected to the by high unemployment. has drawn widespread Government officials deny Jordan’s population of 9.5 Serebrennikov, was arrest- United States in 1961. He But authorities have re- criticism. that. million. ed in August on charges died in 1993. Gay marriage becomes law in Australia; weddings start in ’18

seas will be recognized as in January. Call it a wed- By Rod Mcguirk Members of ASSOCIATED PRESS married under Australian ding if you like, I’m not ro- law. Couples who intend to mantic,” he added. parliament, CANBERRA, Australia marry must give a calen- The Attorney-General’s from left, Cathy — Gay marriage in Aus- dar-month notice, making Department on Friday McGowan, tralia became a law Fri- gay weddings legal on Jan. published online a new Adam Brandt, day as the prime minister 9, Turnbull said. form for couples to an- and Andrew gained a final signature Neville Wills, 98, plans nounce their intention to Wilkie, celebrate on a bill hours after it was to marry his partner of 39 marry with tick-box op- the passing of overwhelmingly endorsed years, Ian Fenwicke, 74, tions of male, female and the Marriage by Parliament, and the next month. “x.” Amendment Bill nation started planning Some practical reasons The form defines “x’’ as in the House of weddings that can take to marry become pressing “indeterminate, intersex Representatives place in a month. with age. Relatives have or unspecified.” at Parliament Prime Minister Mal- contested wills that left While the previous docu- House in colm Turnbull traveled estates to same-sex part- ment referred to a “bride” Canberra to Government House ners, and gays and lesbi- and “bridegroom,” the new Thursday. where Governor-Gener- ans want rights to access form adds the option of al Peter Cosgrove signed and medical consultation “partner.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED the bill into law on behalf when a partner is hospi- Turnbull described Par- PRESS of Queen Elizabeth II, talized. liament voting late Thurs- Australia’s constitutional “The reason is to have day for gay marriage, with is quite challenging. I Celebrations continued long-term advocate for head of state. a legal relationship that’s only four lawmakers reg- am absolutely pumped. I late into the night in Ox- marriage equality and is Cosgrove’s signature not in any way challenged istering their opposition, think this is so wonder- ford Street, the center the first prime minister to makes gay marriage le- — and, of course, we love as a historic moment. ful,” he said after Parlia- of Sydney’s gay nightlife attend Sydney’s renowned gal in Australia from each other,” Wills said. “Containing my emo- ment passed the bill and which is in Turnbull’s annual Gay and Lesbian Saturday, when same-sex “We’ll get the legal rela- tions to a suitable, prime the public gallery erupted electorate. Mardi Gras, which is also couples who wed over- tionship straightened out ministerial level of calm with a standing ovation. Turnbull has been a in his electorate. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017 REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN 284 OCEAN ST. 52 JACOB ST. $459,900 $443,000 47 ABBOTT ST. B: Jean M. Pesola B: Charlotte E. Vecchiarelli and $319,000 S: Ronald H. Surabian, Trustee for Kyle S. Goedesky SELLING YOUR HOME? B: David Martinez and Sulma Y. Ellen T. Coughlan International S: John J. Russell and Mary E. If you want an honest opinion of value, Bonilla-Vilorio Realty Trust Russell S: Douglas F. Ivany call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. 10 PLEASANT ST. U:101 10 LINWOOD ST. U:309 43 BLOOMFIELD ST. $194,000 $315,000 FREE SERVICE $300,000 B: Mark Souza B: Samuel Cheng and Jessica B: Sunil Gulab and Thomas L. S: Bruce P. Therrien Yuen Powers, Jr. S: Chun N. Lau S: Jacquelyn L. Berman and 72 QUINN RD. CONNORREALESTATE.COM Anthony J. Demarco $335,000 21 MORRIS ST. $389,400 B: Jonel Gushi and Kesiana 21 BRADLEE RD. U:55 10 HOWARD AVE. 83 MAIN ST. 7 BORDER ST. U:7 Gushi B: Kevin P. Sem and Amy O. Sem $280,000 $450,000 $330,000 $390,000 S: Anne Garland S: Mark A. Maggio and Susan M. B: Mary A. Lore and Alex Loyola Maggio B: David Walker B: Jennifer Nicosia and Salvatore B: Bartolome Miranda S: Patrick J. McGrath, Trustee for S: Cori Palladino Nicosia 825 SUMMER ST. S: Elizabeth A. Rock and Robert McGrath Realty Trust 130-132 OAKLAND ST. S: Brooke Delrossi and Matthew $320,500 J. Rock $616,000 27 CUMMINGS ST. Delrossi 7 CANNON VIEW CIR. B: Melvin E. Bermudez B: Darinka C. Dongo $549,900 $370,000 S: Patrick J. Coburn S: Maria L. Ly B: Jiazhong Hu and Wenlan Chen 11 LEDGEWOOD WAY. U:1 94 MAIN ST. B: Linda Kyes S: Mei Huang $319,000 $387,000 15 TUCKER ST. S: John Gilbert, Trustee for 51 PEARL ST. U:203 B: Alan J. Casper B: Mairia D. Santana Gilbert Financial Trust $375,000 $494,000 107 HARVARD AVE. S: Barry A. Bornstein and S: Esther Francois B: Cynthia Testa B: Xiaoping Zhou $725,000 Marjorie S. Reason 7 CENTRAL SQ. U:404 S: Gregory Petto S: Jennifer Aku B: Nathan E. Bress and Miriam $260,000 L. Leigh 33 MacARTHUR CIR. 24 RIVERSIDE CT. B: A. W. Kieffer-Higgins 32 VIRGINIA TER. 146 PEARL ST. S: Worrell G. Walker and Nadina $347,000 $340,000 S: Erika E. Schnitker and $439,000 $506,000 Kellyman B: Emily A. Quinlan and Erin C. B: Josiane Julmeus and Jacques Amanda Schroeder B: Deborah Therrien and Kirk B: Peter Chew and Kevin Chan Quinlan R. Andris Therrien S: MacDonald Theresa A. Estate 119 JEROME ST. S: Keith Lennon and Jennifer M. S: Renee Nusum 65 CENTRE ST. U:16 S: Obrien Janice M. Estate and and Donna MacDonald $690,000 Lennon $190,000 Erin L. Bushway B: Henry L. Donaldson B: Kelly A. Abrego 12 REVERE ST. S: Edward M. Barnard and 1211 SHEFFIELD WAY. S: Joel S. Robbins and Louie 44 SABINO FARM RD. 187 WALNUT ST. $400,000 Doreen F. Barnard U:1211 Roberto $370,000 $174,000 B: Kasey Tapper B: Alfred Trashi and Imelda Trashi $419,900 B: 187 Walnut Street, L.L.C. S: Nguyen Q. Chau 124 JEROME ST. S: Tenedios Anna Estate and B: Danielle Messina and Edward 280 CHATHAM ST. S: Reed George O. Estate and $850,000 Denise Martwichuck Messina $410,000 Philip R. Hunt 198 WEST ST. B: Frank Perry B: Worrell G. Walker and Nadine S: Rober L. Brown and Mary L. $365,000 Kellyman 2 SCRIBNER RD. S: Frank Perry Downing 460 WALNUT ST. B: Nathan R. Hughes S: Walter C. Griffin III $530,000 $399,000 S: Aaron Horne 46 CONOMO AVE. B: Robert Dibari and Stephanie B: Michelet Thompson 11 PITCHER AVE. U:11 Dibari 91 VINE ST. $371,000 11 WYOMING AVE. S: Karolee S. McDermott $575,000 $330,000 B: Het Nguyen and Jimmy Ton $530,000 S: Dennis P. McGrath B: Nicholas Hobbs and Dana S: Carl L. Dentremont and B: Theodore Brookings and B: Doris A. Nolan-Oneil and 469 WALNUT ST. Rochman Loretta M. Dentremont Maria Genco 21 SUMMIT TER. Michael C. Oneil $278,000 S: Hans K. Mayer S: Maureen Vona $391,000 S: Nolan Therese C. Estate and 32 DEER PARK. B: Salvador Nolasco and Gladis B: Gary Abramson and Laurie Therese C. Nolan $470,000 Argueta 100 STATION LNDG. U:1208 Schwartz B: Anshu Gill and Tejinder P. Gill S: Francisco Medrano MARBLEHEAD $1,250,000 S: Ali Akbar and Dil Naz S: Jose M. Almonte and Maria M. B: Joyeux, L.L.C. SWAMPSCOTT 11 ALDEN RD. Almonte 30 WOODLAND S. S: Peter M. Grava, Trustee for 20 SUNSET DR. $703,200 $365,000 Peter Grava Financial Trust $325,000 67 EASTERN AVE. U:3 B: Jose Leal and Nineth I. Leal B: Adora Maharaj 147-149 ESSEX ST. S: 11 Alden Road, L.L.C. B: Sergey V. Drobov and Tatyana $502,125 $180,000 S: Alfred M. Tenney and Elaine E. 46 TAINTER ST. Drobov B: Lara E. Tinari Tenney $576,000 B: Harold J. Sullivan and Janice 111 BEACON ST. S: Elsie A. Snow S: Edward H. Shiembb, Trustee B: Susan Pressman M. Sullivan for E&B Shiembob Financial $825,000 35 WYMAN ST. U:302 S: Alessandro Delgreco, Trustee 21 TUMELTY RD. S: Maria A. Greehan and Richard Trust B: Laura D. Leeson and Robert $240,000 for A&J Delgreco Financial Trust $515,000 Greehan B: Ryan O. Cott Leeson 15 ELVIR ST. S: Sally I. Smith B: Marie A. Francois and Pierre S: Derek Collins and Kristen 35 WINFORD WAY. $300,000 L. Francois 48 GRANT RD. Collins $915,000 B: Fatyma Smetankina and 4 CROSS ST. U:2 S: Deborah Therrien and Kirk $367,000 B: Arie K. Oustinoff Therrien Zarina Smetankina $370,000 B: Core Development Corp 137 S: Dean R. Brothers and Nancy LYNNFIELD B: Ulises Arcos-Casterjon and S: Ronald F. Ferrari and Carole S: James J. Bacik and Lisa A. E. Brothers Marianna Marquez-Mundo A. Ferrari 75 WALNUT ST. U:205 17 ESSEX ST. S: Jeanne Cannon and Robert F. $251,000 Carrigan 4 FERRIS RD. $578,500 Cannon 235 WINTHROP ST. U:3309 B: Pamela Kipe and Shpresa $524,000 B: Nicole Adiletto and Gaetano $335,000 Kipe 1 ORCHARD TER. B: Maxine Sushelsky B: Raul Tejada Denardo 27 CYPRESS ST. S: Stewart Barrett $429,000 S: Susan E. Marrin S: Jason Seymour and Jenna S: Deborah M. Ryan, Trustee for $499,000 B: Elizabeth Aherne Seymour B: Alex J. Jankowski and Vanessa Ivester Financial Trust 10 WILLIS RD. 32 HAMILTON AVE. U:3 Jankowski $390,000 S: Robert L. Dedrick and Sandra $125,000 76 HIGHLAND AVE. S: Charles B. Hennigar, Jr. 216 WOBURN ST. B: James M. Albanese and K. Dedrick B: Sergey Chubenko and Damir $660,000 $1,050,000 Cecilia M. Witzig Suleymanow B: Karlene Manley and Patrick 121 ELM ST. U:8 B: Richard V. Wherry and Deanne S: Christopher Bourque and 404 PARADISE RD. U:3A. S: Urban Renewal 7, L.L.C. Manley $197,500 M. Wherry Kimberly Bourque $272,500 S: Petrina Stephanides B: James R. Coners S: Camily, L.L.C. B: Carol Makris and Costas 90 HARMON ST. S: Elizabeth J. Dixey 10 WRIGHT ST. $379,000 658 MAIN ST. NAHANT $405,000 Makris B: Miguel A. Amaya and Oscar $787,500 7 EMERALD AVE. B: Angelo Tsoulas and Lorianne S: Helaine Hazlett, Trustee for Amaya B: Petrina Stephanides $386,000 No transactions this week L. Tsoulas Heplke Realty Trust S: Richard Stec-Ruggiero S: David Gera B: Sokol Ent S: Susan R. Finneran S: Gary Hassis 96 HURD ST. PEABODY 520 PURITAN RD. 13 MITCHELL RD. $336,000 SAUGUS $685,000 $610,000 257 OCEAN AVE. B: Christine Mitchell 12 BOURBON ST. U:15 B: Christian Conradt and B: Brendan B. Graf and Vanessa $2,500,000 S: Angelo Tsoulas and Lorianne B: Steven Kapsalis $277,000 3 ATHENS DR. Dagmar Conradt Tsoulas L. Tobin B: Heather Dalbeck and $455,000 S: Dana A. Anastasi and S: Joshua C. Stirling and S: John Fisher Kimberly Pope-Stirling Nicholas Dettorre B: Benjamin H. Bradley and Nele 6 JEWETTS CT. Nicholas P. Anastasi S: Gary S. Abramsom J. Schulze 13 1 SALEM ST. U:B $407,500 100 PLEASANT ST. U:3C. S: Therese Weikle and Dennis C. B: Johnny Long MALDEN $410,000 14 BROAD ST. Weikle $400,000 S: Fernando C. Martins B: Richard D. Greten $390,000 B: Deirdre B. James and Michael 20-22 ARCADIA ST. S: Kathleen L. Iannacchino, B: Jaymie A. Disano and Brian W. 19 BISBEE RD. C. James 30 LAKE SHORE RD. $380,000 Trustee for Iannacchino- Santora $700,000 S: Adam Carola $320,000 B: Marcio Dejesus Salzberg Financial Trust S: Alan J. Casper B: Orazio P. Deluca and Pamela B: Ryan Chute and Cassandra S: C. A. Klasner-Pariseanu and A. Deluca Johnson Robert E. Klasner, Jr. 42 PROSPECT ST. U:42 5 DANIEL TER. S: Mas Builders, L.L.C. 9 SHACKLE WAY. U:9 S: Daniel P. Rio $373,000 $545,000 $256,500 17 CLEVELAND ST. B: Esther L. Firtel B: Susan E. Marrin 36 ESSEX ST. U:8 B: Andrea Erekson and Joseph 150 LEWIS ST. U:211 $435,000 S: Janet L. Russell S: Jessica Pizzotti and Mark $188,500 Fields $197,000 B: Kaixiang Li Pizzotti B: Karen Stamos, Trustee for B: Eugenia Corol S: Alex Jankowski and Vanessa S: Joseph A. Dinush and Sandra Cindy Staff-Fraga S: Kemal Mrndzic and Sejla MEDFORD Jankowski A. Dinush Mrndzic 24 DOWNING RD. S: Hualin Xi 45 ADAMS ST. $392,500 34 WALKER RD. 7-B LYNN SHORE DR. U:E. 119 HIGH ST. $800,000 B: Kiersten Dewyngaert and 33 FAIRMOUNT AVE. $217,000 $400,000 B: Lacourt Orphanage T., L.L.C. Richard Fuller $560,000 $775,000 B: Christine M. Weiland B: So Y. Tsoi and Pak O. Tsoi S: Janice Murray S: Julie Furrier, Trustee for Hawes B: Bernard A. Trumpler, Jr. and B: Jeffrey Kaplan and Melanie S: Shannon Llewellyn S: Maria O. Arredondo Financial Trust Donna Trumpler Kaplan 22 ASHLAND ST. S: MMDN, L.L.C. S: Ann S. Clinton and Thomas E. 66 HOME ST. $950,000 61 GLENDALE AVE. 100 MAGNOLIA AVE. U:23 Clinton $145,000 $620,000 B: Clemente B. Barros and Lucia $355,000 576 LINCOLN AVE. B: Janine Brummer B: M. E. Antunes-Almeida R. Barros B: Debbie M. Melo and Manuel $459,999 S: Elaine C. Little, Trustee for S: Steven Marzullo and Terri S: David A. Ross and Shelley E. Melo B: Peterson S. Paret Source: Banker and Tradesman, Elaine C. Little Realty Trust Marzullo Newman S: Associate Solutions, L.L.C. 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