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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2019 Lynn eld superintendent Saugus School Committee announces her retirement ushers in new optimism By Anne Marie Tobin ucator in the Lynn- By Elyse Carmosino board after a 16-year hiatus, said he’s ITEM STAFF eld Public Schools. ITEM STAFF witnessed a de nite dip in morale since My time spent as a his previous tenure. LYNNFIELD — Lynn eld school su- classroom teacher, SAUGUS — After a particularly dif- “It’s a different culture now,” said perintendent Jane Tremblay announced elementary princi- cult election season, Saugus’ newest Hatch, who has a daughter in seventh Tuesday that she will be retiring at the pal, and superinten- school board members are eager to get grade and a son in 12th. end of the 2019-2020 school year. dent has brought the ball rolling at their rst general “There seemed to be much more pride Tremblay, a Danvers resident, made me immeasurable meeting Wednesday. in the district back then. It celebrated the announcement via a Nov. 19 letter personal and profes- In addition to reviewing the district’s more successes than failures.” addressed to parents and guardians that Jane Tremblay sional happiness and nancial report, setting future meeting The school committee, now headed she shared on Facebook. grati cation.” dates, and getting initial introductions by Thomas Whittredge, along with Jo- In the letter, Tremblay wrote, “This Tremblay began her career in Lynn eld out of the way, several of the board’s seph “Dennis” Gould, Arthur Grabows- was not an easy decision for me and one as a Huckleberry Hill School teacher and members say they plan to focus much of ki, Ryan Fisher and Hatch, hasn’t had that I have re ected upon deeply for the moved up the ranks to principal of the their energy going forward on creating an easy year. From a hard-fought battle better part of the past year. Summer Street School before succeeding a supportive environment within the by students and faculty to prevent the “I am truly blessed and privileged to schools and among the committee. have spent the past 33 years as an ed- LYNNFIELD, A3 John Hatch, making his return to the SAUGUS, A3 LHAND proposes ve-year plan for housing By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — The city is devel- oping a ve-year plan to increase its affordable housing stock. Coined Lynn Housing for All: A plan for Inclusive Growth, the document would meet all of the requirements of a Housing Production Plan (HPP), a proactive strategy for planning and develop- ing affordable housing that would have to be approved by the state Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD). A housing production plan Pinkham artists open their is typically undertaken by communities that have less than 10 percent of its units designated as affordable, studios this weekend which is used to develop strategies for housing pro- By Bill Brotherton four oors, and Bassion anticipates a larger Kirsten Bassion, owner duction aimed at meeting that state requirement un- ITEM FEATURES EDITOR crowd will visit this weekend. of The Clay School and der Chapter 40B. “It’s a wonderful chance to meet talented art- founder of Open Studios, Since the city has met that LYNN — When Kirsten Bassion opened The ists and buy some unique holiday gifts,” said center, evens out the Clay School in 2005, she persuaded fellow art- Bassion. “There will be handmade items, gour- threshold, with 12.5 percent base of her clock during of its units considered af- ists in the Lydia Pinkham Building on West- met specialties, artist demonstrations and our a demonstration as her ern Avenue to open their studios to the public fordable by the state’s Sub- excellent new onsite restaurant, Uncommon class, from left, Kathy on the same day. About 100 visitors showed up sidized Housing Inventory, Feasts Cafe, will prepare lunch boxes.” Lynn Conroy of Marblehead, to look at and buy the work of some 10 artists. the plan being developed by Girl Scout Troop 86287 will set up a table of Valerie Wyckoff of Mar- On Saturday and Sunday, nearly 60 artists/ Lynn Housing Authority & baked goods for sale. blehead and Louise Buc- craftspeople and 40 studios will take part in The growth of Open Studios coincided with Neighborhood Development chiere of Saugus look on. the 14th annual Lydia Pinkham Open Studios. the creation and curating of a website and social (LHAND) and the Metropol- itan Area Planning Council Last year, more than 2,000 art lovers attended ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the event, which takes place on the building’s ARTISTS, A3 (MAPC) is not a requirement. “We’ve never had to be concerned over an of cial housing production plan (before),” Opinion CAROLINA TRUJILLO said Jeff Weeden, LHAND’s Coming soon: A War on COMMENTARY planning and development Terror Memorial. A4 manager. “We felt as though LOOK! with the new development An Angelic day as Pink A real-life education in Lynn coming, we wanted to be pro- Angels hold Lynn Woods active and make sure we’re keeping pace with both the trail run/walk. A8 The Lynn School Committee responsible person I’ve ever met, er and provide for you.” My mom market-rate and affordable Sports last week voted unanimously did not graduate college because made the dif cult decision to im- units. We wanted to make to allow birth control, condoms during her rst semester, when migrate to this country to seek Classical powder puff sure we’re ful lling the and sex education to be offered she was 17, she got pregnant better opportunities, leaving me eyeing fth straight needs of the community.” at high schools. As a mother of with me, and had to drop out. behind to live with my grand- win. B1 According to the MAPC an 18-year-old son, I’m thankful She swore to herself that she mother. My point is that thanks  website, housing production for this type of forward-thinking would nish eventually, but to my mother putting my needs plans don’t only strategize Krause: MIAA initiative. once I was born, she and my dad before hers, I had the unique ways to produce affordable was right in its Medford I’m part of the rst generation separated, and the idea became opportunity to get an education. housing. They also help mu- punishment. B1 in my family to obtain a college a blurry memory. I missed out on being with her, nicipalities better under-  degree, and the rst one in my As she has told me repeatedly, but I was given the key to unlock stand local housing need and Captains set the entire clan to obtain two mas- “My time to go to school was oc- standard for KIPP. B1 ter’s degrees. My mom, the most cupied by my time to be a moth- TRUJILLO, A3 LHAND, A3 Republicans assail security aide

who reported Trump call National Securi- ty Council aide By Lisa Mascaro doubts about his loyalty to the United Lt. Col. Alexan- and Mary Clare Jalonick States. der Vindman ASSOCIATED PRESS Arriving on Capitol Hill in military blue testi es before WASHINGTON — A career Army of- with medals across his chest, Lt. Col. Al- the House Intel- cer on Donald Trump’s National Se- exander Vindman told impeachment in- ligence Commit- curity Council testi ed Tuesday he was vestigators he felt no hesitation in report- tee on Capitol duty-bound to object to the president’s ing the president’s request of Ukrainian Hill in Washing- clearly “improper” phone call seeking President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. ton Tuesday. Ukrainian investigations of U.S. Demo- crats. Republicans answered him with VINDMAN, A3 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 41° VOL. 141, ISSUE 293 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 36° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2019 OBITUARIES Nerf gun, Power Rangers claw Michael J. Kairevich Jr. cited by toy safety watchdog Michael James Kairevich Jr., of Lynn and Nahant, passed BOSTON (AP) — A Nerf away, peacefully, recently at dart gun, ice cream-scent- the Veterans Memorial Hospi- ed Nickelodeon slime and tal in Bedford with his close a plastic Power Rangers family at his bedside, after a claw are among the toys lengthy illness. topping a consumer safety Born in Lynn to Barbara El- group’s list of worst toys der Kairevich and Michael Kai- for the holidays. revich, he and his sister Nanci World Against Toys Kairevich Mahoney, of Lynn Causing Harm unveiled and North Conway, N.H., lived its annual list Tuesday at and thrived together as close a Boston children’s hospi- siblings. Dad, Grampy, Big tal. Jim, Iron Mike, Jimmy Fusco A realistic toy machine will always be with everyone gun, a “pogo trick board,” a who were close to him and his yeti teddy bear and a pull- family. along caterpillar toy for He attended Lynn schools infants also made the list. as a child, including St. Commander of the Nahant The Massachusetts non- Mary’s and Lynn Classical American Legion Post 215, a profit has been releasing High School, in which he was member of the Nahant Knights the list for more than 40 a three-sport captain during of Columbus, and a friend and years. his senior year. After gradua- sponsor of and for Bill W. and It says many of the prod- tion he enlisted in the United his followers. He also worked ucts present choking, eye States Navy, where he became as an assistant harbormaster and other safety hazards a quartermaster in the naviga- in Nahant. He later became the Animal Control Officer for frequently found in poorly PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion department, and a plank designed toys. It also cites owner aboard the USS Oki- both Nahant and Lynn. During Joan Siff, president of World Against Toys Causing Harm, talks about the products for having in- nawa LPH-3, during wartime this time he was known to go consistent and inadequate the danger from strangulation of a pull-along caterpillar toy for infants conflicts. He was presented above and beyond his normal warnings labels. during a news conference unveiling the organization’s list of worst toys the U.S. Navy Lifesaving Medal duties, rescuing animals and The organization says for the holidays, Tuesday in Boston. in a ceremony on the deck of providing them a safe haven. the Nerf Ultra One gun, the USS Okinawa. He met his Michael is proudly survived by his son, Michael James Kai- which is billed as firing future wife, Katherine Satmary a helmet or other protec- The Toy Association, a meet 100+ rigorous safe- revich III and his fiancé Nikki soft darts up to 120 feet, Kairevich, while aboard the tion. toy industry trade group ty tests and standards,” Kerin Granitsas; his grandson, shoots the projectiles with USS Okinawa, while stationed And the association that represents most of the organization said in Michael James Kairevich IV of enough force to potentially in Norfolk, Va. Katherine was notes that Nickelodeon’s the toy makers named on a written statement. “On Swampscott; his sister, Nanci cause eye injuries. employed as a marine tele- Frozen Treats Slime in- the list, dismissed the an- the other hand, W.A.T.C.H. phone operator and they had Kairevich Mahoney of Lynn It also says the warn- cludes mint chocolate chip, nual list as misleading. It does not test the toys in numerous “Ship to Shore” and North Conway, N.H.; and ing label on Flybar’s Pogo berry smoothie, and snow suggests parents always its report to check their conversations, which eventu- his nephews and nieces who Trick Board tells children cone-scented versions of purchase toys from rep- safety; their allegations ally led to their marriage and always knew him as “Big Jim,” to wear protection, but the goo even as it warns utable stores and online appear to be based on birth of a son, Michael James along with Linda Kairevich the product’s packaging the products are made of sellers. their misrepresentation or Kairevich III. Davis and Cynthia Kairevich. features a child using the harmful chemicals and “By law, all toys sold in misunderstanding of the Michael attended the FBI Scioletti. device without a wearing shouldn’t be eaten. the United States must mandatory toy standards.” Academy in Quantico, Va., and Service information: A became a District of Columbia memorial is being planned Metropolitan Police Officer, for Nov. 23 at the Nahant Kohl’s reduces annual profit later relocating back to Na- American Legion at 12 noon hant and joining the Nahant with military honors. In lieu Police Department. of flowers donations can Michael always had a pas- be made to the American outlook heading into holidays sion for the sea and it was Cancer Society or the Mas- instilled upon his son and sachusetts Society for the By Anne discount stores like T.J. strom are expected to re- Ashley Olsen and Mary- grandson Michael Kairevich Prevention of Cruelty to An- D’Innocenzio Maxx, which offer a trea- port third-quarter results Kate Olsen, as well as IV. Michael also was the Past imals. ASSOCIATED PRESS sure hunt experience. TJX on Thursday. Shares of Scott Living, a home col- Cos. raised its full-year Macy’s and Nordstrom lection. It’s also launch- NEW YORK — Kohl’s profit outlook Tuesday af- were also down on Tues- ing outfit bars near the Corp. on Tuesday cut its ter reporting solid sales day. entrances of select stores David C. Recupero, 49 full-year profit outlook af- gains — its consolidated In a statement, Kohl’s aimed at younger cus- ter posting disappointing same-store sales gain was CEO Michelle Gass tried tomers who don’t want third-quarter results. a better-than-expected 4 to cast the report in a pos- to spend time thumbing LYNN — Mr. David Recupero, The company also re- percent. itive light, saying that the through the racks to find age 49, formerly of Saugus, ported a meager 0.4 per- On Friday, J.C. Penney, retailer is entering the their size and style. The died on Thursday, Nov. 14 at cent increase in sales at which is in the throes of holiday season with “mo- outfit bars mix different Massachusetts General Hos- stores opened at least another reinvention, said mentum.” brands to offer new trendy pital after a lengthy illness. He a year. The outlook and its third-quarter loss nar- “We believe that invest- looks. was the husband of the late anemic sales sent shares rowed compared to a year ing in the short-term will Still, Kohl’s is operating Catherine Pike. down more than 18 per- ago even as revenue de- support our strategies to under a more challenging Born in Boston, he was cent. clined. Penney said com- drive profitable growth backdrop, says Neil Saun- the son of Frank A. Recupero The weaker outlook parable store sales fell 9.3 over the long term,” she ders, managing director of Saugus and the late Jes- raised concerns about percent for the quarter. said. GlobalData Retail. Cloth- sie (Dunn) Recupero. David the overall department Adjusted to reflect Pen- Under Gass’s leader- ing continues to be a weak worked for many years as a store sector, which has ney’s move to exit major ship, Kohl’s, based in category, and retailers cashier at local convenient been wrestling with shop- appliances, that figure fell Menomonee Falls, Wis., have been increasing dis- stores. pers’ increasing shift to 6.6 percent. Penney still has been experimenting counting to increase sales, Besides his father, he is sur- online. Kohl’s is seeing sees sharp sales drops with new initiatives. As of he says. vived by his daughter, Susan J. more competition from ahead. Macy’s and Nord- this summer, Kohl’s is ac- “Like others, Kohl’s Recupero of Saugus. He was cepting Amazon returns felt the cold wind of this the brother of Frank Recupero at all 1,100 stores. Cus- and struggled to gener- Jr. of California, Deborah Dietz tomers can visit a local ate growth,” said Saun- and her husband Kenneth of in the BISBEE-PORCELLA Read the iTem on your iPhone Kohl’s store and return ders in a report published Alaska and the late Roy Recu- Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln eligible Amazon items Tuesday. “It also had to pero and Rosemary Monahan. Ave., Saugus, on Saturday without a box or label. respond to increased pro- David is also survived by many 10-11 a.m., followed by a The company says it has motional activity in the uncles, aunts, nieces, neph- funeral service in the funeral seen increased customer market which helped to ews and cousins. home at 11 a.m. For direc- traffic as a result of this erode margins and profits. In lieu of flowers donations, tions and condolences www. move. Ultimately, the outcome in his memory may be made BisbeePorcella.com. Heading into the hol- could have, and likely to Joslin Diabetes Center @ iday season, Kohl’s also would have, been worse joslin.org. launched exclusive brands if it wasn’t for the various Service information: An including Elizabeth and initiatives that Kohl’s has hour of visitation will be held James from celebrities undertaken.”

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Robyn, Mark, Jonathan and family Lynn, MA 01903 “exploring all its options.” Massachusetts Depart- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Trujillo: A real-life education in Lynn Saugus School Committee ushers in new optimism TRUJILLO that year of 8.5.” sexuality and prevention. achieves every goal and From A1 Is this the future we But the way I see it, this dream and now holds a SAUGUS not just for the town, but want for them? I don’t initiative does not exclude tremendous job and is do- From A1 for the state,” Hatch said further opportunities. know about your kids, but the role of a parent to be ing great, and the child is of the School Building What really upsets me I know that I’ve talked an educator and guide. If doing exceptionally well. district from privatizing Committee. about this is that nobody excessively about drugs anything, it helps amplify That’s the exception. Most school custodial services, Gould, who has a grand- should have to make and sex to mine, but it’s the message. And let’s do not do well. They have to a cutthroat election daughter in the fourth those very difficult choices always like pulling teeth. not forget that there are to find low-wage jobs. And that saw three out of grade, thinks the change at the age of 17, especially He will respond by saying, children with absentee for them, the same way five committee members is an opportunity to take when all of it could have “Mom, I don’t want to talk parents, or who lack it was for my mom, the ousted (the two other note of high-performing been prevented with to you about this.” But any positive role models dream of furthering their members did not run for schools and apply their proper sex education and since I’m persistent, I will in their lives. So where aspirations becomes a re-election), much of the methods throughout the some kind of contracep- still continue to talk, and would these kids get that blurry memory. new board is in agreement district. tive method. find moments and oppor- type of comprehensive So, thank you, School that keeping a positive “It’s a great opportu- If we take a look at the tunities to get the message dialogue? Committee members and mentality will be crucial nity … When we transi- city of Lynn, many of across. So, at least on my For those who are Superintendent Dr. Pat- in the coming months. tion to the new system, our teens are having to end, I appreciate any oth- concerned about the rick Tutwiler, for making “I see it myself,” said new each grade will have the make those very difficult er source of relevant and negative health effects chair Whittredge, who has the right decision. We same principal. It gives choices daily. According accurate information that of contraceptive methods a daughter in Pre-K and a cannot continue to deny us a chance to learn from to Julie Chan, a pediatric my son can receive as well such as the pill, this is a son in sixth grade. “It has the fact that kids, with schools that are doing nurse practitioner from as get support if needed. great opportunity to have to do with the atmosphere or without their parents’ well,” he said. Lynn Tech, “Last year, I don’t understand the a conversation with your around the election, but consent or knowledge, are The newly-formed com- there were 57 pregnant discontent of other par- teens, and their health I’m more of an optimist. sexually active. Let’s be mittee might have a lot minors, or students under ents. Did you guys forget providers, and make them I’d rather concentrate on real about it, and make of big issues to tackle, 18 years old, in the Lynn when you were teenag- aware of your concerns. the people who want to be sure they are safe. It but that isn’t dimming Public Schools, and seven ers? How many can truly And let’s not forget is critical that our kids here.” of those cases were second say they were honest the cycle of poverty that This includes students, their enthusiasm for put- make smart choices when ting their new ideas into pregnancies. This year, with their parents about we continue to repli- it comes to sex. Therefore, several of whom will be there have been 21 cases everything that was going cate when teenagers get in attendance at Wednes- action, and giving credit I appreciate from the where it’s due. of chlamydia in the dis- on in their lives? So, what pregnant. Statistics have bottom of my heart what day’s meeting. The agenda trict’s schools. According makes you think your kid shown that many drop out includes a presentation “I ran because I want you are doing. I think this students, teachers, and to the most recent report is any different than you of school while few pursue is a great initiative, and I by Saugus High School student representatives administrators to feel from the Department of were? college. So what type hope that the critics can Alyssa Swibble Martinez, supported and enjoy and Public Health, Lynn’s Others are complaining of quality of life are we see the benefits. teen birth rate was 29.2 about the state taking offering to the babies of Christopher Denovellis, appreciate where they births per 1,000 girls the role that rightfully these babies? And I know Carolina Trujillo can be and Kian McCabe, and the go to school and work,” aged 15 to 19 in 2016, far belongs to parents to there is always someone reached at ctrujillo@item- school committee will also Hatch said. “Seeing the exceeding the state’s rate discuss topics such as who knows someone who live.com. have the chance to meet school’s successes over the several of Belmonte Mid- last several years, there’s dle School’s Stars of the much more we should LHAND proposes five-year plan for housing Month. be celebrating. I want to “These students can point those out.” make a big impact,” said served as a kickoff for the them. We need an inclu- shooting for or looking for. Whittredge said: “I’m LHAND Hatch. community planning pro- sive process for a strategy We think this plan is go- looking forward to work- From A1 Hatch and fellow new cess, showed that many to develop without dis- ing to give us a good idea ing with Mr. Grabowski board member Gould be- demand, along with devel- people can’t afford avail- placement, and we now of what’s needed. We don’t and all members of the lieve another source of opment constraints and able housing options in have the resources and want to take anything off committee.” opportunities. Lynn. Even with new expertise to do just that,” hope is the district’s plan “I think people are ready the table. That being said, to combine grades six Although the city doesn’t developments, rents are he said. we don’t want to stymie for a change.” have a housing production steadily rising, Weeden Along with seeking com- through 12 in Saugus’ any development either, newly built school. Elyse Carmosino can be plan, a comprehensive said. munity input, meetings (or) make it infeasible for market analysis, the Lynn Although there’s been will be focused on taking “They’ve made this new reached at ecarmosino@ a developer to come in and school into a point of pride itemlive.com. Housing Study, was com- significant data collection a deep dive into the city’s develop. We want to make pleted by LHAND in 2016. already, the official “com- zoning bylaws, by conduct- sure we do it right.” But much of that report, munity-driven” planning ing a zoning audit to see The Housing Production Lynnfield superintendent based on data from 2015 process will kick off in what’s in place that may Plan, which could cost up numbers or collected from January. It will consist of hinder growth and devel- to $70,000, is being paid the 2010 census is outdat- three public forums next opment, Weeden said. announces her retirement ed, prompting the need year, along with advisory Weeden said the goal for by a two-year, $45,000 will solicit input from the for new research, Weeden committee and stakehold- is to determine what the grant from the Executive LYNNFIELD community. said. er conversations. The first city’s housing production Office of Energy and Envi- From A1 “We have the rest of the City officials also recog- public forum is scheduled needs are. Available data ronmental Affairs; $5,000 Thomas Jefferson as su- school year to plan for a nized that housing and af- for Jan. 28. shows there’s a need for from a leftover grant from perintendent on July 1, successor and will be post- fordable housing needs in “As the city continues to both market-rate and af- another LHAND initiative 2014. ing updates on a regular Lynn are unmet, accord- grow and develop along fordable housing units. with the MAPC; and tech- basis to keep everyone in- ing to a one-page summa- the waterfront and in the Inclusionary zoning and nical assistance funding School Committee chair- formed,” ry of the scope of work pro- downtown, we want to the development of an from the MAPC. man Jamie Hayman, in Hayman said. vided by Weeden. make sure we have the affordable housing trust The planning process is brief remarks at the start Tremblay said the pri- The plan would include right plan that captures fund are some tools aimed expected to take about a of Tuesday night’s School mary reason she is retir- data on how many people the broad range of housing at producing more low-in- year to complete. The final Committee meeting at ing is to spend more time in the city are cost-bur- needs facing the city,” said come housing that the document has to be adopt- the Al Merritt Center, with her family. dened, or those who pay Mayor Thomas M. McGee plan could recommend to ed by the City Council and thanked Tremblay for her “I have three children, more than 30 percent in a statement. city officials. service and said she left Planning Board before it my son just recently got of their income on rent, “There are many resi- “There’s always a need an indelible mark on the can be approved by the engaged and I really want along with strategies on dents that are passionate for affordable,” Weeden community. state. to be more involved in their how to combat that trend, about the city’s future de- said. “We understand the “In her 33 years, she has lives now that they are get- Weeden said. velopments because they advocates loud and clear. Gayla Cawley can be served as a teacher, an ting older and maybe be- For instance, data col- are already burdened by We understand the prob- reached at gcawley@item- award-winning principal ginning to start families,” lected at the City Sum- the rising housing costs lem, but we don’t know the live.com. Follow her on and superintendent and Tremblay said. “I’m not mit last Saturday, which and we need to hear from exact numbers, what we’re Twitter @GaylaCawley. we are in a much better place because of Jane,” sure how, but it’s time for said Hayman. “We thank me to grow in other ways you for your service and and it’s exciting to think for the impact you made I have something more to in the district for reaching give. I don’t know that is out. We have much time now, but there’s plenty of time to figure it out. to celebrate her many “I also think it’s exciting accomplishments. It will for Lynnfield. “We had a no doubt be a challenge great team these last six to find someone like her, years, but it’s great for someone who will push the community to bring in forward the priorities of someone with a different the district.” lens to take it to the next Hayman assured the level.” attendees that the search for Tremblay’s successor Anne Marie Tobin can be will be fully transparent reached at atobin@item- and that the committee live.com. Republicans assail security aide who reported Trump call VINDMAN for removing the 45th pres- From A1 ident. Republicans have argued both that there was Vindman, a 20-year mil- no linkage between the itary officer who received two matters and that there a Purple Heart for being would be nothing inappro- wounded in the Iraq War, priate even if there was. was among the officials In a remarkable day of who listened in to the July back-to-back hearings, 25 call when Trump asked Vindman testified along- Ukrainian President Volo- side Jennifer Williams, an ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK dymyr Zelenskiy for “a adviser in Vice President favor” — investigations of Mike Pence’s office. Both Tom Scott of Swampscott prepares his clay clock as he works at The Clay School in the Lydia Democrat Joe Biden and said they had concerns Pinkham Building. other issues. as they listened to Trump “It was inappropriate, speak with the newly it was improper for the elected Ukrainian presi- Pinkham artists open their studios this weekend president to request, to dent about political inves- demand an investigation tigations into Biden. ARTISTS great opportunity for bud- studios.” Studios, 271 Western Ave., into a political opponent,” From A1 ding artists to show their There will also be a se- Saturday and Sunday, 10 Vindman told the House art.” ries of demonstrations and a.m. to 5 p.m. Free ad- Intelligence Committee. LAW OFFICES OF media sites by Kyle Day, Tim Hansen of Digs talks both days. Photogra- mission and free parking His testimony launched JAMES J. CARRIGAN of KD Ceramic Design, Enamels said the Open pher Patricia Scialo will (on the street or at near- a pivotal week as the • Social Security Disability and his wife Kim Allison, Studios “is a great show- show how to make a pin- by Lynn English High House’s historic impeach- • Workers Compensation a full-time potter. case for some amazing hole camera, music teach- School, 50 Goodridge St.). ment investigation reach- • Accidents Bonnie Garaventi, a pot- artists. It’s nice to see the er Brad Alderman of North The building has two el- es further into Trump’s 25 years located across from Lynn District Court ter who studied at The development and growth Shore Piano Studio will evators, but is not fully White House. Clay School, said: “I’m ob- of this event, and the high play, and Family Stories handicap-accessible. For Democrats say Trump’s 15 Johnson St. sessed. I asked for a table quality of art that is creat- Through Art will share the details and information pressure on Ukraine to 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN last year, and this year ed here. People want to be story of how the Museum about participating art- investigate former Vice ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Kirsten came to me and part of it. We support each of the World’s Smallest ists and businesses, go to President Joe Biden while LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL said, ‘You’ll need a table other, and we’re always Pencils came to be. www.lydiapinkhamopen- withholding U.S. military www.jamescarriganlaw.com this year. Right?’ It’s a hiding out in each other’s Lydia Pinkham Open studios.com. aid to Kyiv may be grounds [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2019 OPINION

EDITORIAL HOW TO REACH US Coming soon: A Global War on Terror Memorial

Editorial from the Dallas in action and the estimated the war on terrorism con- Terrorism Foundation and who didn’t return from Af- 110 Munroe St. Morning News 20 percent of all returning tinues in Afghanistan, Syria a veteran of our post-9/11 ghanistan, Iraq and all our P.O. Box 5 service members who suffer and elsewhere, Gallagher wars, told us last week that post-9/11 battlefields. Lynn, MA 01903 For the first time in U.S. from the invisible wounds replied, “The global war on “By building a tangible sym- “Memorials like this help history, an American war of war such as depression, terrorism is now old enough bol of the sacrifices made by us understand the value Customer Service has lasted long enough to post-traumatic stress dis- to vote, and unfortunately, all who served in the global of citizenship and a little Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. see a child born at the start order and traumatic brain terrorism does not appear war on terrorism, we believe about sacrifice, I suppose, of hostilities reach fighting injury. to be going anywhere soon. the memorial will honor, what one is willing to give Connecting age. Our military personnel Last week, thanks to the Without action, generations heal, empower and unite all to earn and keep it,” Brad All Departments: have been in Afghanistan commitment, perseverance, of warriors may never see Americans.” His organiza- Strand, a veteran who re- 781-593-7700 — first with Operation En- and hard work of the Global their service, or the service tion, whose honorary chair enlisted after 9/11 and de- Ext. 2 during Freedom, launched War on Terrorism Memo- their fallen brothers and is former President George ployed to Afghanistan in less than a month after the rial Foundation, those who sisters, memorialized in our W. Bush, has “set an initial 2004-05, told us recently. Classifi ed/Legal Advertising classi [email protected] terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, have sacrificed the most in nation’s capital. We must goal of $50 million” to design This is just as important for 2001, and now with Opera- defense of our nation since ensure those who served, and build the memorial, all of the civilian population as it Subscriptions tion Freedom’s Sentinel — that terrible September and those who continue to which will be privately fund- is for the military communi- [email protected] for more than 18 years. morning may have a suit- serve, in the worldwide fight ed by donations.” ty, explained Strand. Memo- Circulation Still, the nearly three mil- able memorial on our Na- against terrorism are right- Rodriguez, who is also the rials don’t just tell us “these [email protected] lion U.S. service members tional Mall in Washington, fully honored.” father of a son who served people did so and so on this who have deployed in sup- D.C. On Nov. 12, Reps. Ja- We couldn’t agree more, with the 82nd Airborne date,” he said, they “force Ext. 3 port of the global war on ter- son Crow, D-Colo., and Mike and encourage our elected Division in Afghanistan, one to ask why it was done.” Newsroom rorism since 9/11 — whether Gallagher, R-Wis., both vet- officials in Washington to understands better than We believe such a memo- [email protected] they served in the villages, erans of our post 9/11 wars, back Gallagher and Crow’s most the sacrifices made rial should stand on our [email protected] cities and battlefields of Af- introduced legislation in bipartisan bill and desig- by military personnel and National Mall, near monu- Ext. 4 ghanistan and Iraq, or more the House proposing three nate an official location for their families since 9/11. ments to our nation’s great- recently northern Syria and possible locations near the the Global War on Terror- “We believe that the self- est champions of freedom Sports Somalia — do not have a na- Korean, Vietnam and World ism Memorial. less service by an all-vol- and those men and women [email protected] tional memorial to call their War II memorials. It should be made clear unteer group of warriors who have fought in defense Ext. 5 own. As Gallagher, a veteran that once a site is designat- to defend our nation is the of that freedom. As for the Retail and Online As we’ve written in the of the Iraq War, told Task & ed, the design and construc- most compelling reason this lawmakers who will have Advertising past, this should be rectified Purpose last week, no matter tion of the memorial will generation has earned the the final decision, we agree [email protected] as soon as possible. Our na- which location is finalized, not cost American taxpay- recognition to stand along- with Rodriguez, who told tion’s capital needs a Global the National Mall is a “fit- ers a penny — a sign of the side other major war memo- us, simply but eloquently, ADVERTISING War on Terrorism Memorial ting” place because it “honors times, perhaps, but also a rials” on the National Mall, that “Congress is elected Ernie Carpenter Jr. not only so that we, as citi- some of the greatest individ- sad irony given the fact that he said. to represent the American Director of Advertising zens, have a place to honor uals in our country’s history, the thousands of men and The fact that today’s mil- people, and we believe the and Business Development, ext. 1355 and remember the close to from George Washington and women it will memorialize itary, unlike during World American people support [email protected] 8,500 men and women in Abraham Lincoln, to those gave the ultimate sacrifice War II, the Korean War and this memorial and recog- Ralph Mitchell uniform who have died in who served in the wars of the for this country. Vietnam, is an all-volunteer nize it is our duty as a na- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 overseas deployments since 20th century.” Michael “Rod” Rodriguez, fighting force is another tion to honor all those who [email protected] reason to honor the service have selflessly served in our 9/11, but also to honor the When asked why a me- president and CEO of the Patricia Whalen more than 50,000 wounded morial is needed now, while nonprofit Global War on of those who did and those nation’s longest war.” Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] RUTH GOLDSTEIN BUSINESS OFFICE Maria Alvaracin ext. 1205 The sleeper spy they forgot to wake up [email protected] Susan J. Conti I think I might be a sleep- part of an historic march college, I finally went big in suit against the U.S. Justice arms in resistance (a la our Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] er spy someone forgot to to desegregate Gwynn Oak 1972, when I got tear-gassed Department and Attorney immediate past first lady). wake up. Amusement Park. I was 11. and arrested during a Viet- General John Mitchell for This time, I helped organize Ted Grant By Fox News standards, In 1968 at age 16, I earned nam War protest. Somehow arresting us illegally as we buses to bring hundreds of Publisher, ext. 1234 I’m basically a Dreamer: My my first suspension when I I was mistaken for a hippie were being addressed by our comrades to the front lines of [email protected] parents came from Canada and a group of other Pikes- protestor and thrown in the elected representatives on the struggle. Our pink pussy Marian Kinney and my grandparents (all ville High School students clink with hundreds of oth- the Capitol steps — a right hats stretched all the way to ext. 1212 four) emigrated from Ukraine defiantly lowered the flag to er long-haired operatives, by the way, that is enshrined the horizon. [email protected] when it was still part of Rus- half-mast in honor of the four consigned to three days of in the U.S. Constitution. I Today, I live the quiet life Will Kraft sia (at least one under hay in students murdered at Kent bologna sandwiches — on received a tidy check about of an armchair radical (my Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 a wagon, fleeing conscription State. When I was finally white bread! Have they no 10 years later that I used stenosis has been acting [email protected] from the Czar’s army). There- allowed to return to school pride? (To be fair, we all for the down payment on my up). I spend my mornings Mike Shanahan fore, I am suspect in the eyes three days later, I wore my know that “Pride” wouldn’t first house. Ah, capitalism in writing postcards for the re- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 of 63 million people. punishment as a red badge of come for at least another all its glory. sistance, and my afternoons [email protected] I know spies keep secrets, courage (one of the books we decade.) Little did my jail- My career as a secret agent Zentangling hypnotic art Carolina Trujillo but is it possible that they had to read that year) among ers know that they were stalled for a bit when I took (who knows what’s hiding in Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 even keep secrets from my fellow classmates. dealing not just with some- time off for motherhood — the patterns). I don’t know if [email protected] themselves? How would I That’s the same year I for- one who carries a copy of nursing a baby and the dark The Man will ever catch up know if I’m a Soviet spy, left mally enter politics by cam- the living-off-the-land bible arts don’t mix well — but by Jim Wilson to me — or if I will ever catch Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 over from the Cold War and paigning for Sen. Eugene “Stalking The Wild Aspar- the time that baby was in on to myself. Regardless, I’m [email protected] just waiting for the perfect McCarthy in his ill-fated bid agus” in her backpack, but high school, she was march- ready, with a Sharpie in one moment to wreak havoc on for president. My mother a trained agent in l’arte du ing on the front lines with me hand and a bottle of oat milk CIRCULATION my adopted country? must have been in on the plot, espionage! (Well, to be hon- to protest the Iraq War. In- in the other. Lisa Mahmoud When I look back, my because I’m pretty sure she est, neither did I.) doctrinate them early, I say. Manager, ext. 1239 roots as a dissident are ob- went door-to-door with me. Luckily for me, that was all I went to ground for a num- Ruth Goldstein (RuthGo- [email protected] vious. My earliest memo- Somehow I survived these just a little misunderstand- ber of years, thinking my pro- [email protected]) is an CLASSIFIED ry of protesting the world early intrigues and made ing that was quickly cleared testing days were over. But in essayist writing from Pikes- order involves marching it to college. After a couple up by the ACLU when they 2016, my country called upon ville, Md. This piece was pub- Abbe Young Smith with my parents in 1963 as of tame anti-war rallies in brought a class action law- me, once again, to bare my lished in the Baltimore Sun. Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] STACY WASHINGTON GRAPHICS Trevor Andreozzi Designer Death and taxes [email protected] Mark Sutherland Creative Director Chuck Grassley is deter- true structure. and develop new treatments. [email protected] mined to lower drug prices. The bill’s most egregious Without that funding, scien- NEWSROOM The Iowa senator has spent penalty might be the 20 tists would have to abandon the past few months rally- percent tax it would impose the 4,500 drugs currently be- Mike Alongi ing support for the Prescrip- on manufacturers for drugs ing developed for cancer, Alz- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 tion Drug Pricing Reduction sold in Part D’s catastrophic heimer’s and other diseases. [email protected] Act, a bill he co-authored phase. Right now, once Part This is exactly what hap- Bill Brotherton with fellow Senate Finance D enrollees spend $5,100 out pened to researchers in Eu- Features Editor ext. 1338 Committee member Ron of pocket, the government rope. In the 1970s, the con- [email protected] Wyden of Oregon. and insurers will pay for 95 tinent produced half of the Elyse Carmosino Unfortunately, the Sen- percent of each drug they world’s medicines. But over Reporter, ext. 1264 ate Finance Committee’s take. The Senate package the years, drug makers’ rev- [email protected] plan would not achieve the would force drug manufac- enues began to decline as Gayla Cawley “real progress” Grassley has turers to pick up the majority European governments in- Reporter, ext. 1236 promised. Instead, the bill of that tab, which would cost creasingly set artificially low [email protected] would impose a slew of new biopharmaceutical firms $55 drug prices. Today, Europe taxes on innovators. These Cheryl Charles billion over the next 10 years. produces just a third of all News Editor, ext. 1278 penalties would stall future This massive tax would new medicines worldwide. [email protected] drug development and de- save the government money, The Senate package prive Americans of lifesaving but it wouldn’t do much for wouldn’t just hurt patients. Olivia Falcigno cures — all without reducing patients. If the 20 percent Photographer, ext.1224 The pharmaceutical sector [email protected] patients’ out-of-pocket costs. manufacturer liability takes supports close to 5 million E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS The Senate Finance Com- effect, 98 percent of Medi- Spenser Hasak President and Publisher jobs and contributes more Edward L. Cahill mittee’s bill would alter care beneficiaries won’t see a Photographer, ext. 1332 M§ H. S John M. Gilberg than $1 trillion in economic Chief Executive O cer Medicare Part D, the feder- reduction in their pharmacy [email protected] Edward M. Grant output each year. Once tax- E C J. C¡ C al prescription drug benefit bills. Some could even face Thor Jourgensen Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall es start depleting their rev- Monica Connell Healey for seniors and people with increased out-of-pocket costs. enue, these firms will have Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 W J. K T J ¢£ [email protected] Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton disabilities. Today, 45 mil- Over time, this bill would to cut jobs. Nearly half of J N. W C T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan lion Americans receive drug harm patients even further drug firms said that reduc- Daniel Kane Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman coverage from Part D. by making it harder to fund tions in research and devel- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Part D is a free-market drug research. opment could lead to layoffs [email protected] PUBLISHERS success story. Instead of ad- It takes around $2.6 billion Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 and facility closures, accord- Steve Krause Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 ministering the benefit di- on average for researchers ing to a recent poll. Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 rectly, Uncle Sam subsidiz- to bring just one new treat- The Senate Finance Com- [email protected] Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 es private insurers who sell ment to market. Scientists mittee’s bill would cripple Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 plans to beneficiaries. Since rely on the revenue from Harold Rivera Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 the life sciences sector and Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 these insurers compete for successful drugs to recoup do nothing to help patients [email protected] Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 customers, they have ev- their investments and fund afford their medicines. Talk Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Anne Marie Tobin Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 ery incentive to keep costs future research projects. about a lose-lose. low. As a result, Part D cost The myriad taxes in the Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 nearly $350 billion less over Senate bill would impede Stacy Washington is an its first 10 years than the manufacturers’ ability to earn Emmy-nominated TV per- Ryan York Congressional Budget Of- back their development costs sonality and the host of the Copy Editor, ext. 1220 fice originally estimated. or turn a profit. That would nationally syndicated ra- [email protected] Unfortunately, the Sen- make it difficult for these dio program “Stacy on the TECHNOLOGY ate Finance Committee bill firms to attract the invest- Right.” She wrote this for Tim Noyes would upend this tried and ment they need to research InsideSources.com. Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION U.S. stock indexes edge mostly lower as retailers sink

By Alex Veiga Kohl’s sent other retailer 8,570.66. best-performing sector Those gains were kept in which will report earnings ASSOCIATED PRESS stocks into a skid. A slide Smaller company stocks this year, has done espe- check by losses elsewhere on Wednesday, fell 1.4 per- in Home Depot’s stock fared better than the rest cially well as investors in the market. cent. Major stock indexes end- weighed on the Dow Jones of the market, driving up have grown more hopeful Oil producers declined Kohl’s plunged 19.5 ed a wobbly day of trad- Industrial Average, which the Russell 2000 index up that the U.S. and China as crude oil prices took an- percent after the de- ing on Wall Street mostly ended lower a day after 5.95 points, or 0.4 percent, will make progress in end- other stumble. Marathon partment store operator lower Tuesday, as losses in inching to a record high. at 1,598.29. ing their trade war. Trad- Petroleum slid 3.4 percent slashed its profit fore- energy companies and de- “It’s almost a carbon Major stock indexes ers hope the world’s two and Occidental Petroleum cast for the year follow- partment store operators copy of yesterday,” Jeff Zip- in Europe closed mostly biggest economies can de- lost 3 percent. ing weak third-quarter edged out gains elsewhere per, managing director at higher. liver on plans for a “phase Energy, which trails all earnings. The weak out- in the market. U.S. Bank Private Wealth Bond prices rose, send- one” deal before new and other S&P 500 sectors look prompted traders to A solid showing for Management. “The S&P ing bond yields lower. The more damaging tariffs with a gain of only 1 per- dump other department technology sector stocks basically flat, the Nasdaq yield on the 10-year Trea- take effect next month. cent for the year, dropped store stocks. Macy’s sank helped lift the Nasdaq obviously up. Right now, sury fell to 1.79 percent Tech stocks were among 1.5 percent Tuesday. 10.9 percent and Nord- composite to another all- the markets, as we go to- from 1.80 percent late the big gainers Tuesday, Disappointing quarterly strom lost 6.3 percent. time high, while the S&P ward year end, their path Monday. led by chipmakers. Ad- report cards from Home Both report their own re- 500 index finished less of least resistance is up.” U.S. stocks have been vanced Micro Devices Depot and Kohl’s weighed sults on Thursday. than 2 points below the The S&P 500 index steadily rising for weeks climbed 3.5 percent and on retail stocks. Not all big retailers had a record close it reached on slipped 1.85 points, or as a mix of solid economic Broadcom rose 2.1 per- Home Depot dropped 5.4 bad day. Shares in the TJX Monday. less than 0.1 percent, to data and corporate earn- cent. percent after the home Cos., rose 1.8 percent af- Energy sector stocks 3,120.18. The Dow fell ings inject confidence into Health care stocks ac- improvement company re- ter the parent of T.J. Maxx took the heaviest losses as 102.20 points, or 0.4 per- the market and dimin- counted for the biggest ported weak sales growth and Marshalls reported the price of U.S. crude oil cent, to 27,934.02. The ished fears that a reces- swath of gains. Pfizer rose for the most recent quar- encouraging third-quar- dropped 3.2 percent. Dis- Nasdaq climbed 20.72 sion was imminent. 1.2 percent and Amgen ter and cut its forecast ter earnings and raised its appointing earnings from points, or 0.2 percent, to Technology, by far the gained 1.7 percent. for the year. Rival Lowe’s, profit forecast for the year. As Epstein died, guards allegedly shopped online, slept

NEW YORK (AP) — Two where Epstein was housed jail guards responsible for on the night he died. monitoring Jeffrey Ep- U.S. Attorney Geoffrey stein the night he killed S. Berman said the guards himself were charged had “a duty to ensure the Tuesday with falsifying safety and security of fed- prison records to conceal eral inmates in their care.” they were sleeping and “Instead,” he said in a browsing the internet statement, “they repeat- during the hours they edly failed to conduct were supposed to be keep- mandated checks on in- ing a close watch on pris- mates, and lied on official oners. forms to hide their derelic- Guards Tova Noel and tion.” Michael Thomas were A lawyer for Thomas, accused in a grand jury Montell Figgins, said both indictment of neglecting guards are being “scape- their duties by failing goated.” to check on Epstein for “We feel this is a rush nearly eight hours, and of to judgment by the U.S. fabricating log entries to attorney’s office,” he said. show they had been mak- “They’re going after the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing checks every 30 min- low man on the totem pole utes, as required. here.” Transgender woman Alison Gill from Maryland joins LGBT supporters in front of the U.S. Su- Prosecutors allege that Noel’s lawyer, Jason Foy, preme Court in Washington. instead of making re- said he hoped to “reach a quired rounds, the guards reasonable agreement” sat at their desks just 15 with the government that feet from Epstein’s cell, could avoid a trial. For trans activists, recent shopped online for furni- Both correctional offi- ture and motorcycles, and cers pleaded not guilty walked around the unit’s Tuesday afternoon and setbacks temper long-term hopes common area. During were released on $100,000 one two-hour period, the bond. The defendants, hid- By David Crary cess to school bathrooms, gender rights contribute, at Human Rights Campaign, indictment said, both ing their faces with cloth- ASSOCIATED PRESS and sharply restrict trans least indirectly, to the per- a national LGBTQ rights appeared to have been ing, left the courthouse people’s ability to serve in sistent phenomenon of an- organization that on Mon- asleep. in separate cars waiting NEW YORK — Amid the military. ti-trans vitriol and violence. day released a report tal- their annual vigils for The charges against for them in the shadow “These government ac- They note that in the lying 157 violent deaths transgender homicide vic- the officers are the first of the jail where they had tions send a dangerous FBI’s latest hate crimes of transgender people in tims, trans rights activists in connection with the worked and Epstein died. message to transgender report, issued last week, the U.S. since 2013, about in the U.S. are trying to wealthy financier’s death Epstein’s death was a and non-transgender peo- the number of trans peo- 80 percent of them trans in August at the Metro- major embarrassment for maintain long-term opti- ple alike that trans people ple who were targeted women of color. politan Correctional Cen- the U.S. Bureau of Pris- mism even as many hard- should exist outside the law rose from 119 in 2017 to “Some of these murders ter in New York, where he ons. won protections are under and be subjected to subhu- 160 in 2018 — a 34 per- are explicitly motivated had been awaiting trial on The cell where he died threat. sex trafficking charges. was in a high-security Just a few weeks ago, man treatment,” said Chase cent increase. Advocacy by hate, but all of them The indictment also con- unit, famous for having President Donald Trump’s Strangio, a trans rights at- groups say 22 transgender exist in context of system- tained new details about held terrorists and drug administration argued be- torney with the American or gender-nonconforming ic barriers that are influ- the circumstances of Ep- cartel kingpins. Epstein’s fore the Supreme Court Civil Liberties Union. people have been victims enced by hate,” said Sarah stein’s death that might death, though, revealed that employers should be He is on the legal team of fatal violence so far this McBride, a trans activist dampen conspiracy the- the jail was suffering from allowed to fire workers be- representing Aimee Ste- year; they will be honored who is the Human Rights ories by people who have problems including chron- cause they are transgen- phens, a transgender wom- in Wednesday’s annual Campaign’s national press questioned whether he re- ic staffing shortages that der. The administration an fired by a Michigan fu- Transgender Day of Re- secretary. “The discrimina- ally took his own life. led to mandatory over- also has moved to revoke neral home, in the pending membrance events. tion that trans people face Among them: Prosecu- time for guards day after health care discrimination Supreme Court case. The year-to-date death pushes them out of a stable tors said security camera day and other staff being protections for trans peo- Strangio and other activ- toll of 22 is close to the life and into circumstances footage confirmed that pressed into service as ple, rescind trans-friendly ists contend that political annual average for recent where they’re more likely no one entered the area correctional officers. guidelines for students’ ac- efforts to roll back trans- years, according to the to face violence.” Patrick defends corporations and capitalism in primary bid By Alexandra Jaff devoid of any credible busi- by his pro-business stance ASSOCIATED PRESS ness-oriented candidates, when asked if he believes arguing for a vision in corporations bear any re- DES MOINES, Iowa — which capitalism can be a sponsibility for income in- Democratic presidential force for social good. That, equality in the nation. candidate Deval Patrick is he says, is the work he did “I think we all have re- centering his fledgling cam- during his time at Bain sponsibility for inequality. paign on a defense of corpo- Capital, where he helped We vote for the people and rations and capitalism that launch an investment fund have voted for the people puts him directly at odds focused on building out who have supported some with some of the party’s companies focused on pos- of these strategies,” he most progressive figures. “There is a role in the itive social and environ- said, pointing to tax policy economy for private equi- mental impacts. that has favored the rich ty. You bet your life,” Pat- “It’s not the cartoon, God over the middle class. rick said Monday night bless ‘em, that was paint- Patrick also said there in an interview with The ed in the 2012 campaign,” were “structural incen- Associated Press during he said. “And this is what tives” in the tax code for his first visit to Iowa since we do, right? We pick a vil- businesses to consolidate officially launching his lain, we decide we’re gonna wealth, and that “we have campaign. “There’s a lot of make a caricature of him or a business culture that good that gets done by pri- her, and we run with that. has been very short-term vate interests investing in That’s not what I’m about.” in focus.” Asked whether the country.” In a campaign in which Bain Capital was part of Patrick is a former Mas- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rivals Elizabeth War- that culture, Patrick said ren and Bernie Sanders that “everyone in business sachusetts governor who, Democratic presidential candidate former Massachusetts Gov. Deval after serving as an assis- launched to the front of is a part of that.” Patrick talks to local residents after placing his order at the Sykora tant attorney general in the primary pack — and “My point is, I’m not gon- the Clinton administra- Bakery Monday in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. stayed there — by railing na say, ‘and therefore we tion, built a successful against big corporations shouldn’t have business.’ and varied career working an oil and gas company, on came an albatross around pany as ruthless toward and promising massive We can have capitalism for businesses that today the board of a subprime Republican Mitt Romney’s middle-class workers. structural change, it re- that is humane. And I would be seen as anathe- lending company and neck during his presiden- But Patrick is banking mains to be seen whether don’t think that attacking ma to the Democratic Par- most recently worked for tial campaign in 2012 that his moderation and Patrick’s approach will any one company or any ty’s progressive grassroots. Bain Capital, the private after President Barack business experience will be catch fire with Democrats. one sector is productive,” He served as counsel to equity company that be- Obama painted the com- an asset in a field largely On Monday night, he stood he said. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- a hospital. larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- MARBLEHEAD curacy, it is the sole responsibility of the concerned party to contact Arrest the relevant police department and Amberly Ashton Jones, 26, have the department issue a no- of 1406 Henry St., Apt. 0, tice of correction to the Daily Item. Berkeley, Calif., was arrested Corrections or clarifications will not and charged with disorder- be made without express notice of ly conduct, resisting arrest change from the arresting police and assault and battery on a police officer at 9:51 p.m. department. Monday. LYNN Accidents Arrests A report of a motor vehicle crash at 11:12 a.m. Monday Mary Fleury, 40, of 99 N at West Shore Drive and Turn- Common St., was arrested er Road. and charged with two counts of OUI liquor, two counts of al- Complaints cohol from an open container in a motor vehicle and leaving A report of threats at 9:26 a.m. Monday on Farrell Court. the scene of property damage PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at 4:30 p.m. Monday. A caller reported coming out Tracie Gomez, 51, of 106 of the charter school to find The wife and young daughter of shooting victim Kou Xiong stand among the crowd during the Webster St., Malden, was ar- four to five notes on his vehi- candle light vigil in his honor outside their home in Fresno, Calif., Monday. rested and charged with sex- cle from someone threatening ual conduct for a fee at 5:48 his life. a.m. Tuesday. A report of a young person Wilson Lucindo, 43, of 28 walking alone at 5:15 p.m. Shooting deaths rattle small, Nottingham Court, was arrest- Monday on Ocean Avenue. ed and charged with stalking, A caller was concerned be- unlawful wiretapping and cause a kid who appeared threat to commit a crime at to be about 8 years old was tight-knit Hmong community 1:54 p.m. Monday. walking along across the Marie Sanfilippo, 72, of 39 Causeway. An officer reported By Janie Har the old stomping grounds about possible retaliatory where sponsors hoped they Cherry St., was arrested and the kid was 12 years old and ASSOCIATED PRESS for many of us who are violence leading up to the could find work given their charged with larceny from a didn’t need any assistance. spread all over the state.” Hmong New Year’s celebra- agricultural background. building at 1:51 p.m. Monday. Fresno has been the Police have not deter- tion. But friends and family There are about 300,000 PEABODY heart of California’s mined a motive, and no say the victims had no such Hmong in the U.S. — Cal- Hmong community for de- Accidents suspects were identified ties and are sensitive to the ifornia has the most of any cades, drawing refugees Accidents in Sunday’s shooting that shootings being dismissed state, while Minneapolis-St. A report of a police motor from war-torn Southeast killed four and wounded six as gang-related or promot- Paul in Minnesota has the vehicle crash at 1:40 p.m. A report of a motor vehi- Asia who built a tight-knit others. The gunmen target- ing stereotypes. most of any metro area. Monday at 25 Boston St. cle accident at 174 Andover population in the farm ed the house where some 16 “They’re a very humble A report of a motor vehicle St. and 2 Cross St. Monday town. Now, they’re reeling “We don’t want this to be crash at 2:25 p.m. Monday on at 4:41 p.m.; at Route 128 from the shooting deaths men had gathered outside a stain on the people,” said and respectful community, Commercial Street; at 6:30 North at 6:04 p.m.; at 137 of four Hmong American to watch football on tele- Bobby Bliatout, 42, the and it’s a tragic situation p.m. Monday at 55 Western Lowell St. and 91 Endicott St. men at a weekend party. vision, police said. Women child of Hmong refugees to experience,” said Miguel Ave.; at 6:31 p.m. Monday at at 8:59 p.m.; at 102 Tremont The central California and children were inside the who is now campaigning Arias, a Fresno city coun- 3 Lynnfield St.; at 6:45 a.m. St. Tuesday at 8:59 a.m.; at city has the nation’s sec- house and were not hurt. for the seat of U.S. Rep. cilman. “They literally ran Tuesday at 265 Lynnfield St. 200 Jubilee Drive at 8:59 ond-largest concentration The dead include Xy Lee, Devin Nunes. away from a war-torn coun- A report of a motor vehi- a.m.; at 286 Washington St. of the ethnic minority a Hmong singer and musi- Hmong fought for the try and sought refuge here, cle crash with personal inju- at 9:19 a.m.; at 184 Lowell group from East and South- cian whose videos on You- United States during the and for them to experience ry at 10:52 p.m. Monday at St. at 12:04 p.m.; at 2143 east Asia — about 25,000 Tube have been viewed Vietnam War. Recruited the same tragedy they ran Belden Bly Bridge on Western Crane Brook Way at 2:17 people — and is home to a millions of times. Also by the CIA in Laos to fend from is heartbreaking.” Avenue; at 11:32 p.m. Mon- p.m.; at 101 Main St. at 2:52 festive weeklong Hmong killed were Phia Vang, 31; off communist forces, they Arias was an aide in Con- day at 460 Western Ave. p.m. New Year’s party that Kou Xiong, 38; and Kalax- guided U.S. bombing mis- gress in the 2000s when he draws tens of thousands ang Thao, 40, all of Fresno. sions and rescued downed was tasked with helping re- Assaults Complaints of Hmong from around the Three others remained American pilots, often at locate a last wave of Hmong country every year. hospitalized in serious risk to their own lives. refugees from Thailand. He A report of an assault and A Fairview Avenue caller re- “Obviously, everyone’s in condition, hospital offi- After the war, Hmong ref- worked with the elders, battery at 7:53 p.m. Monday ported harassing phone calls shock,” said Steve Ly, the cials said. ugees moved to Minnesota, who serve as the commu- on Chestnut Street; at 10:17 Monday at 4:57 p.m. first Hmong elected mayor Fresno police say they California and Wisconsin. nity’s spiritual and cultural p.m. Monday on Washington A report of a suspicious in the country in the city formed an Asian gang task- In California, they set- leaders and who fought in Street. motor vehicle on Foster Street of Elk Grove. “Fresno is force and were worried tled in the Central Valley, the Vietnam War. Monday at 6:26 p.m. Breaking and Entering A report of a disturbance at 107 Foster St. Monday at POLICE BRIEFS A report of a motor vehi- 11:21 p.m. cle breaking and entering at Woman charged in suicide parents who previously News reports that Bert agement. 2:21 p.m. Monday at 20 Huss Vandalism releases text messages pleaded not guilty in the Reed, of Newburyport, Court. case. Another 19 parents was sentenced Monday. Officer on leave for fatal A report of vandalism at 21 BOSTON (AP) — A have pleaded guilty or Reed was arrested shooting in domestic dispute Theft Herrick Road Monday at 5:06 former Boston College agreed to do so. last year for enticing a p.m. A report of a larceny at 1:41 student facing involun- Loughlin and Giannulli 15-year-old boy into en- WESTBOROUGH (AP) p.m. Monday at Walmart at tary manslaughter for are accused of paying gaging in sexual activity. — Authorities say a police 780 Lynnway; at 2:54 p.m. SAUGUS allegedly encouraging her $500,000 to get their Authorities say he officer who fatally shot a Monday at 73 Exchange St.; boyfriend to take his life two daughters into the assaulted the teen at a suspect who stabbed his University of Southern at 3:35 p.m. Monday at YMCA Pedestrian Incidents has released text messag- church where the 44-year- wife has been placed on California as fake athletic at 20 Neptune Blvd.; at 3:59 es suggesting she tried to old Reed worked as a administrative leave. At 5:37 p.m. Monday, an recruits. Their daughters p.m. Monday at 382 Western intervene. janitor. It was reported to The office of Worcester officer reported speaking to a no longer attend USC. police in April 2018. Ave. The Boston Globe re- District Attorney Joseph pedestrian who reported she The couple previously ports the text messages Reed served as a New- Early Jr. announced that had been struck while walk- pleaded not guilty to buryport city councilor show Inyoung You begged Westborough police Sgt. LYNNFIELD ing on the N/W ramp by a fraud and money laun- from 2000 until 2004. Alexander Urtula not to Jonathan Kalagher has dark-colored sedan that con- dering. He ran unsuccessfully harm himself and that been placed on admin- Complaints tinued south on Route 1. No she also alerted Urtula’s for mayor in 2003. Reed updates at this time. also served on the school istrative leave in accor- A report of a burglary alarm brother in the moments Woman accused of leading committee. dance with department at 300 Market St. Tuesday at before his death. police on chase in stolen car Accidents The boy’s mother wrote policy. 6:29 a.m. All appeared in or- The Globe obtained SALEM, N.H. (AP) — A in an impact statement Early says Westborough der. At 3:41 p.m. Monday, po- the texts from a public New Hampshire woman that her son “is destined police responded to an lice received a call that a car relations firm represent- has been accused of lead- for great things” and apartment complex at had crashed into a pole and ing the 21-year-old You, Medical Aid ing police on a chase in a Reed’s actions “will not about noon Friday for a had its airbags deployed. Offi- who is currently in South car that was stolen from take that away.” domestic violence dispute. A Center Village caller re- cers and an ambulance were Korea. Massachusetts. Authorities say the sus- ported a person in need of dispatched and National Grid Suffolk District At- torney Rachael Rollins Police said they at- Trial of man charged with pect had stabbed his wife medical attention Monday at was notified about the pole. A tempted to stop 54-year- and the attack was still 8:23 a.m. The patient was person at the scene refused declined comment. killing doctors gets underway Rollins has described old Cindy Case, of Ches- taking place when officers transported to Lahey Clinic in medical attention. Burlington. You as an abusive ter, in Salem on Monday BOSTON (AP) — Jury arrived. Kalagher opened fire after the suspect was A Mirabeau Lane caller re- Complaints partner who exchanged night, but Case led them selection in the trial of a ported a person in need of thousands of text mes- on a chase along Route man charged with killing told repeatedly to drop medical attention Monday at A woman called at 10:48 sages with Urtula in the 28 into Derry, where she two engaged doctors in the knife. 9 a.m. The person was trans- a.m. Monday to report that two months before his crashed. She was found their luxury Boston con- The victim, who sur- ported to Salem Hospital. she received an alert her death, including many in unconscious behind the dominium is underway. vived, and Kalagher were A King Rail Drive caller re- back door was open. Officers which she urged him to wheel and taken to a The murder trial of taken to the hospital. He ported a person in need of were dispatched and closed kill himself. hospital afterward; her Bampumim Teixeira was not injured. medical attention Monday at the back door. The home ap- Urtula died in Boston condition wasn’t known. started Tuesday in Suf- No names have been 10:13 a.m. The patient was peared secure. on May 20, the day of his She’s been charged with folk Superior Court. released and the case transported to Salem Hospital. A woman and her son Boston College gradua- reckless conduct, driving Prosecutors say Teixeira remains under investiga- A Bluejay Road caller re- walked into the station to tion. under the influence, and killed Dr. Richard Field tion. ported a person in need of report her wallet missing at driving after suspension and Dr. Lina Bolanos in medical attention Monday at 10:08 a.m. Monday. She left Loughlin, Giannulli fighting and receiving stolen prop- their South Boston condo Bullet breaks window at erty. Her arraignment in May 2017. 3:45 p.m. The patient was her information in case the new charges in scandal Boston police headquarters transported to Melrose-Wake- wallet is found. was scheduled Tuesday Prosecutors say Teixeira afternoon; it wasn’t imme- field Hospital. A caller at 9:19 a.m. Mon- BOSTON — “Full had no known personal BOSTON (AP) — A diately known if she had A Mirabeau Lane caller re- day reported an irate guest in House” actress Lori relationship with the vic- bullet has pierced an up- a lawyer. ported a person in need of the lobby of the Holiday Inn Loughlin and her fash- tims but had once worked per-floor window of Bos- In March, Case was in the building. medical attention Monday at Express. Officers were dis- ion designer husband ton police headquarters, are contesting expanded charged in connection He has pleaded not 6:21 p.m. The patient was patched. The offending party but no one was injured. charges against them in with a multi-town chase guilty. removed and transported to was gone when they arrived. The bullet went through the college admissions in Massachusetts. She is Authorities have said a window at the rear of bribery scandal. accused of trying to hit an they believe robbery was Lawyers for Loughlin officer with her vehicle. the motive. Police recov- the building in the city’s and Mossimo Giannulli ered a carving knife in Roxbury neighborhood entered not guilty pleas Ex-city official sentenced for the apartment as well as just before 7 p.m. Monday. Lynn Drug Task Force Detective Sgt. John on their behalf Tuesday to child rape, child porn a bag containing Bolanos’ Hotline charges of conspiracy to jewelry. Boyle says it’s unclear if commit federal program NEWBURYPORT (AP) Teixeira’s attorney has the building was targeted 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY bribery. — The former president not commented. or if it was a stray bullet. Earlier this month, the of a Massachusetts city The 38-year-old Bolanos There is a park and or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) couple waived their right council has been sen- was a pediatric anesthesi- an apartment complex to appear in federal court tenced to 2 ½ years in ologist at Massachusetts behind the building. Spanish menu available in Boston to answer to the prison after pleading Eye and Ear. Officers searched the All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. latest counts. guilty to raping a teenage The 49-year-old Field area after the shooting, Callers may remain anonymous. Prosecutors added the boy. was an anesthesiologist at but no arrests had been bribery charge for 11 The Newburyport Daily North Shore Pain Man- announced. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Muted launch for Google’s game-streaming service Stadia By Mae Anderson companies or PC gaming,” tablish a foothold early — like Google, they also have browser or a Google-made vice lets users download a ASSOCIATED PRESS he said. “At this stage it is even with some kinks — decades of experience ne- device — a Chromebook variety of games to play on really about getting the before streaming becomes gotiating with game pub- laptop, a Chromecast TV iPhones and iPads. Games NEW YORK — Google’s product into market and as established in gaming lishers and navigating the streaming device or a Pix- don’t cost extra. Apple Ar- new game-streaming ser- into hands of consumers.” as Netflix is in video and gaming industry. el phone. It won’t work cade lets people download vice Stadia demonstrates Google can learn from Spotify in music. Microsoft’s $10-a-month with other phones using games to play offline, but the possibilities of gaming that and fine-tune the The benefits go beyond Xbox Game Pass lets play- the company’s Android Stadia does not. from the cloud, but experts service as it grows and subscription revenue. ers download more than operating system, or on Google is competing on say it’s hindered by a lack competition intensifies, he While Stadia itself won’t 100 games on the Xbox iPhones, for now. this front, too, with a sep- of compelling video games said. have ads. Google will try console at no additional The service will even- arate subscription called and a convoluted pricing Much like movies and to tie Stadia with its other cost. The company is also tually cost $10 a month, Google Play Pass. The scheme. music, the traditional services, like YouTube and working on a streaming but it’s currently available $5-a-month service gives Piers Harding-Rolls, video-game industry has its digital assistant. Ulti- service, Project xCloud, only to those who bought a users access to about 350 head of games research at been shifting from physi- mately, as more people use though few details are $130 bundle that includes games and apps on An- IHS Markit, called Tues- cal hardware and games Google services, the com- available. Sony’s PlaySta- a three-month subscrip- droid devices. day’s launch more of a to digital downloads and pany can collect more data tion Now, also at $10 a tions. The service current- Video game streaming public beta test than an streaming. Such an ap- on user habits and show month, or $60 a year, lets ly offers 22 games — most typically requires a strong actual debut. He said the proach lets gamers play more ads targeted to those users stream or download carrying a separate fee. connection and more com- real test will come next from a variety of devices, interests. games on its PlayStation 4 For example, the adven- puting power than simply year, when Stadia begins picking up where they left But these tech compa- console or a personal com- ture game “Red Dead Re- streaming video, as there to compete with new vid- off as they switch, without nies have to compete with puter. demption 2” starts at $60. is real-time interaction eo game consoles due out having to buy expensive gaming stalwarts Sony Stadia, on the other Apple is also getting into between player and game. from Sony and Microsoft. equipment. and Microsoft, both of hand, isn’t meant for the the game-subscription Google says it is tapping “It is not at the moment Tech companies such as which have streaming am- console. But it requires a business with Apple Ar- its massive data centers to a challenger to console Google are trying to es- bitions of their own. Un- PC with Google’s Chrome cade. The $5-a-month ser- power the system. Tom Hanks didn’t want to be Mr. Rogers. Then he met Marielle.

By Jake Coyle ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Tom Hanks has never played a superhero. But when the actor recently donned a very simple cardigan sweater, and the slacks to go with it, he felt like one. “I felt like Batman. It PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS felt like I was wearing the cape and the cowl of the Dark Knight detective,” Beck shoots into Hanks says. “There’s only one person you can be when you put those things the galaxy for on, and that’s Fred Rog- ers.” Since it was first an- latest trippy album nounced, Hanks’ casting as the beloved children’s By Mark Kennedy Often, they layer in cool television host in “A Beau- ASSOCIATED PRESS samples or loops and let tiful Day in the Neighbor- Beck’s falsetto free. There hood” has had the feeling Beck, “Hyperspace” is not a boring moment on of kismet. Here was an (Capitol Records) the entire album. actor nearly synonymous The lyrics show a pre- We’ve heard Beck when with affability, with “nice- occupation with outer he’s down. And we’ve ness,” playing one of the space, with references to heard Beck when he’s up. friendliest faces to ever a falling star, the moon, Now hear Beck go past flicker across a TV screen. the sun, gamma rays and up to something else. Cos- Hanks might as well have PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the stratosphere. “I’m so mic? Celestial? been answering a Bat Sig- high,” Beck sings in one Marielle Heller and Tom Hanks promote their film “A Beautiful Day In The 11 songs on the apt- nal in the sky. song. In another, he’s “Far The Neighborhood.” ly named “Hyperspace” But as inevitable as are airy and psychedel- above the ground/Halfway Hanks playing Mr. Rogers ic, with warm textures to oblivion.” In a third: may have seemed, it nev- makers and mentioned it Rogers. Heller and Hanks er says. and waves of shimmer- “High as the moon.” (Was er would have happened to Heller after learning view Rogers as the movie’s That meant trying to ing synth. This is the everyone doing bong hits without Marielle Heller, she was a director. antagonist — the agent slow down not just the soundtrack for a 12-year in the studio?) Things get the filmmaker of the liter- “And she said, ‘I’m in it,’” of change in Lloyd’s life, tempo of the scenes but mission to Mars, songs so weird that Williams is ary forger drama “Can You recalls Hanks. “And I said, whose sincerity and car- the entire workings of a you can imagine playing credited with “mumbles” Ever Forgive Me?” and the ‘Well, of course you are ing disarm the cynical re- movie set. Heller’s son, in a slowly spinning space in one song. ’70s coming of age tale and I have to remove my porter. 2-years-old when they station as astronauts float Beck’s sorrow has been “The Diary of a Teenage shoe from my mouth.” Getting close to Rogers started, was often on set, about peacefully. raw (see his 2002 “Sea Girl.” The film’s script, by Hanks, newly resolved to also altered Hanks and and occasionally in the “Hyperspace” seems a Change”) but now even Noah Harpster and Micah work more with female di- Heller. The production director’s chair. Heller natural progression deep- when he explores being Fitzerman-Blue, had been rectors, promised to watch had the blessing of Joanne shortened the day-to-day er into the light for Beck, lonely and his own dam- floating around for years “Diary of a Teenage Girl.” Rogers, Fred’s widow, and schedule so that everyone, whose last album “Colors” aged soul (“Dark Places”), before Heller got attached. “I thought, ‘Sure, Tom much of it was shot on including herself, could be won the Grammy in 2018 it’s accompanied by pil- Hanks had already passed Hanks. I’m sure you’ll run location in Pittsburgh. home by their children’s for best alternative album lowy choruses and star- on it, more than once. right out and watch my Hanks wore Rogers’ old bedtime on most nights. and was his lightest, most burst strumming harmo- “I didn’t pass on you,” movie,’” says Heller. “And ties. He swam the same “For me, as a mom of a dance-y offering. This new nies. Hanks said in an inter- you did!” laps in a local pool. They little kid, that’s the differ- CD achieves greatness via So strong is Beck’s grav- view alongside Heller. “I Within days, Hanks collectively tried to live ence between being able stardust. itational pull here that just passed on a thing.” called to set up a meeting, the kindness preached by to keep making movies Seven of the new tracks Chris Martin of Cold- It would probably please and that led to “A Beau- Rogers, an ordained Pres- or not being able to keep were written and pro- play stops by for “Strato- Mr. Rogers that the first tiful Day in the Neigh- byterian minister. The making movies,” says duced with multi-instru- sphere,” but he is barely big-screen fiction filmborhood.” Sony Pictures movie impresses the point Heller. “How do we think mentalist Pharrell Wil- noticeable. Was he even about him was based, from releases it in theaters this that Rogers wasn’t a saint; about our humanity while liams and the pair have here? What is here any- the start, on a newfound weekend. Based loosely he had to work at being making movies? Would combined for lazy drums way? Why is everything friendship. Hanks and on an Esquire Magazine good. Fred Rogers have wanted and lush, thick ribbons rotating? And is that Heller met at a backyard article by Tom Junod, the “At one point early on, us to make a movie about of keyboard. Sometimes Beck, up there? Weight- birthday party for Hanks’ film’s protagonist is a New Tom said to me, ‘I get the him where we all aban- that keyboard is so tinny less, going into the sun? son Colin. Hanks had just York journalist named feeling none of us are go- doned our kids in order to it sounds like one of those Hold on, man. We’ll join read a New York Times Lloyd Vogel (Matthew ing to be the same after make the movie? 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An Angelic Day

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Durham Town Administrator Todd Selig, left, speaks to an unidentified woman in front of a decorated tree in Durham, N.H., last year. ‘Frost Fest’ in place of tree lighting gets cool reception

DURHAM, N.H. (AP) event. But councilors said — Plans to hold a “Frost that in trying to make Fest” instead of a tradi- the holidays welcoming tional holiday celebration and inclusive, they’ve are getting a frosty recep- been yelled at and have tion in a New England received hateful emails community. and social media posts. After concerns last year Some messages have that the tree-lighting accused the officials of ceremony at a park in erasing everything that Durham, N.H., was too has to do with Christmas Lisa Colgan hugs Joanne Seneta, president of The Pink Angels, Inc., after last month’s An- focused on Christmas, and being elitist. and a decision to deny a “Humbug to you, nual Pink Angels Trail Run/Walk at Lynn Woods. The Pink Angels, a small, local nonprofit, menorah to be displayed Durham. Who let the provides grocery gift cards to people undergoing cancer treatment. The organization also next to the tree, town Grinch in?” wrote Dan provides funding for local Lymphadema clinics so they can help people needing additional councilors hatched the Hurley, of Dover. garments not covered by insurance. Sponsors of the road race included: New England Run- idea of a celebration that The debate over what ning Company, Stefano’s Landscaping-Design Construction Co., York Ford, Lynnwood Family pays tribute to winter. to include in the holiday Dental, Bass Associates, New Angle Glass Co., The Bourneuf Corp., Nel Corporation, Armor This year, there’s no season extends even Door & Lock, Lynn Woods Running, William Howell, William Boland, Cataldo Ambulance, D tree lighting ceremony or to the wreaths on light Kane Trucking and Equipment, and Bay State Silkscreen & Embroidery. grand entrance from San- posts. For now, they’re ta planned at the Dec. 7 going up again.

Pet shop owner says Taking off suspects threw stolen guinea pig at him

DANVILLE, Ky. (AP) — into a car. A Kentucky pet store own- One suspect rolled down er says two women stole a a window and tossed a pair of guinea pigs, lobbing four-month-old guinea one of the animals at him pig named Lucky onto during their escape. the concrete. The other News outlets report ran over Gonyaw’s foot 21-year-old Isabelle with the car. He says he Mason and 19-year-old suffered bruising. and Jaimee Pack on Lucky wasn’t injured. Saturday tried to smuggle The other guinea pig out the animals from Pet remains missing. Paradise without paying. Jail records show Dan- Owner Scott Gonyaw ville police charged the told WKYT-TV he con- women with shoplifting, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK fronted the suspects, robbery and animal cru- screaming “Give me the elty. It’s unclear whether A seagull gets ready to take flight as it leaves its perch near Long Beach in Nahant. guinea pigs!” as they got they have lawyers.

ENTERTAINMENT Diversity among Hollywood directors improves, but insiders still get fast track

By Anousha Sakoui even as TV episodes in the series and the trend toward found. While 49 percent directing assignments to show and a trans woman of LOS ANGELES TIMES 2018-2019 season directed shorter seasons. of its first time hires in people already working color, had her first time di- by women rose to 31 per- Still, the DGA’s annual the 2018-2019 were wom- on a show, who are a less recting opportunity in 2018 Women and people of col- cent and directors of color survey also found evidence en, up from 41 percent diverse group than non-af- with an episode. Billy Por- or directed more than half to 27 percent, up from 25 that employers were con- last year, the number of filiated directors. ter, who stars in the show, of all TV shows in the last percent and 24 percent, tinuing to hand out plum in- first time directors of col- Some producers are ac- will also get a chance to season — a new record respectively, a year ago. dustry jobs to a less diverse or hired fell to 29 percent tively recruiting directors direct an episode in its up- high — but Hollywood is “We’ve pushed the studios, pool of industry insiders. from 31 percent. from diverse backgrounds. coming season. still giving a majority of networks and producers to Employers hired insiders The Guild said that a Ryan Murphy’s hit show Ava DuVernay’s Array first-time jobs to a less di- do better in their hiring,” for 55 percent of first-time key driver behind a drop “Pose” for FX Networks, production company has verse pool of insiders. DGA President Thomas TV directing jobs last sea- off in first time directors which tracks the under- also used her shows to The Directors Guild of Schlamme said in a state- son, according to the report. not going on to devel- ground New York ball scene give women of color oppor- America’s latest report on ment. The survey examined That makes it even hard- op directing careers was of the 1980s, has been one tunities to direct — with diversity in its ranks high- 4,300 episodes, a number er for women and people driven by a “widespread of the series to open doors women directing every ep- lighted limited opportuni- that is shrinking due to of color to get their first and growing” practice of to diverse new directors. isode of her show “Queen ties for first time directors, fewer basic cable dramatic directing gig, the report employers giving “perk” Janet Mock, a writer on the Sugar.”

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2019 Classical powder puff eyeing fth straight win By Harold Rivera a great competitiveness ITEM SPORTS EDITOR to this. It’s a fun time. On both sides, these girls take LYNN — The last four this seriously. They know powder puff meetings be- that it’s just one game a tween Classical and En- year. glish have gone the Rams’ “My coaching staff has way. Coach Rob Smith done a wonderful job. I re- and his team would like ally owe them a big ‘thank to maintain their success you’ for volunteering their with a fth consecutive time.” win Saturday. Classical, with 55 girls “We voice that every sin- on the team, started prac- gle day in practice,” Smith ticing two weeks ago. said. “That’s our No. 1 Smith admits things were goal. We want to keep the shaky at the start but the trophy on this side. We Rams have moved in the want to maintain that. right direction since then. This game’s for bragging “Everything’s starting rights.” to come together,” Smith Smith’s in his 12th sea- said. “The girls are gell- son coaching the Rams ing together. It’s a work for their annual powder in progress but it’s getting puff clash. Joining him there. We have three days on the coaching staff are left to get everything ne- assistants Lew Reynolds, tuned. It’s not like years Harold Watler, Rod Valerie past when we had a ton and Derek Edmonds. of athletes. We’re going to “I enjoy it tremendous- have to piece this one to- ly,” Smith said. “I like be- gether.” ing able to teach the kids. The offense runs under I like being around them. I ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO quarterback Kiara Ed- like seeing smiles on their monds’ watch. Classical powder puff coach Rob Smith (center) speaks to his team during a practice at Lynn Tech faces. I enjoy watching Tuesday evening. them having fun. There’s POWDER PUFF, B2 Captains set the standard for KIPP By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF Steve LYNN — Over the past Krause three years, KIPP Academy football coach Jim Rabbitt and his staff have laid out the groundwork to create a winning culture. But it was up to MIAA was right their players to buy into that system and, with the help of solid leadership, they’ve gone in its Medford above and beyond. “All of the captains here are punishment juniors,” Jose Castillo, one of ve Panthers co-captains, Perhaps I’m in a minority of one said. “We’ve all been here here, but I wish the MIAA had been since day one as freshmen. allowed to carry out its initial deci- From the very beginning, sion to force Medford High to forfeit coach Rabbitt has been its Division 1 North boys soccer nal talking about setting up a in favor of Lincoln-Sudbury. culture of winning. We’ve I wish the matter had never been tried to embody that in our taken to court, and that, once there, work ethic and everything the courts didn’t intervene long we do every day. Whether it’s enough for Medford to play the game in the classroom, the weight against LS — a game the Mustangs room or on the eld, we’ve eventually lost anyway. just been working hard.” Please do not misunderstand. I, Castillo, along with fellow like just about everyone else think captains Taj King, Daniel it’s a travesty to make high school Oluwasuyi, Mike Brice and students suffer because of adult in- Dave Filias, and the rest of competence. And that’s exactly what the team went through plen- this was. ty of growing pains in their Somewhere within the Medford rst two seasons. The Pan- administration, a clerical error thers chose to learn from occurred that allowed a fth-year those miscues and the dedi- senior — one who needed to go cation to improving never ITEM FILE PHOTO through the waiver process outlined stopped. in the MIAA handbook — to play the KIPP running back Daniel Oluwasuyi, one of ve Panthers co-captains, has been entire season, including the Division KIPP, B2 dominant in the running game this season. 1 North tournament. The rules here are pretty clear. This isn’t college. There are no red- shirt provisions. You get four years Eberhardt, Arntsen earn Moynihan Lumber of eligibility except in cases where there is such extreme hardship (such as an athlete being sick or injured for an entire year), and there is an Student-Athlete awards for October age cutoff where you cannot have turned 19 prior to a certain date. If For their accomplishments in both those conditions exist, you can play, the classroom and in their respective but you need a waiver allowing you athletic endeavors, Beverly High cross to do so. country star Heidi Eberhardt and There is no ambiguity about this. Manchester Essex Regional football But things fell through the cracks, standout Lars Arntsen have been se- apparently, and this player was lected as the Moynihan Lumber Stu- allowed to participate all fall. Once dent-Athletes of the Month for the matter came to the Medford October. administration’s attention, the city Heidi, a junior for the Panthers, is an “self-reported it.” However, the MIAA outstanding student and ranks fth in (Massachusetts Interscholastic her class. Owner of a 4.65 grade point Athletic Association), which governs average, she lists math and chemistry high school sports in the common- as her favorite subjects. wealth, applied the appropriate “I dedicate a lot of time to my school- penalty. Thus, the Mustangs, who work and homework,” said the 16-year- had made the Division 1 North nal, old. “My parents always raised my were penalized by being disquali ed (two older) siblings and I to do our best from participating in that game, academically, and got us reading at an which was played last Saturday at early age. They always encouraged us.” Lynn’s Manning Field. A self-described “pretty motivated Let’s establish one thing: the MIAA person”, Heidi lists ‘The Name of the was not the guilty party here. All it Wind’ by Patrick Rothfuss as one of did was enforce a rule that is written the books she has most enjoyed. clearly and concisely in the student That self-motivation can also work handbook. when she’s running, said Heidi, but it At issue here are adults who trot also helps to have teammates to work out the “kid” card every time they do with when training and during races. something wrong. Why should kids “For most of the season, I was usual- have to pay for what adults do? It’s ly by myself (at the front of the pack) not their fault. They did what they running,” said the Northeastern Con- were supposed to do. But mean old ference’s cross country champion, who adults have to spoil it for everybody. went undefeated this fall. “But at the And every bit of that is right, of end of the season, my teammates course. There is nothing worse than started to close the gap, and we real- seeing kids pay the price because ized we can work together and help the people who are supposed to be looking out for them cannot seem to COURTESY PHOTO push each other and collectively we COURTESY PHOTO can run our best race.” be able to do that. Beverly cross country runner Heidi Manchester-Essex running back/ Eberhardt. MOYNIHAN, B2 linebacker Lars Arntsen. KRAUSE, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2019

ITEM FILE PHOTO KIPP co-captain Dave Filias has led the defense at linebacker for the Panthers this season. Junior captains lead the way for KIPP KIPP spend a lot of time togeth- From B1 er. So when it comes to preparing for a game it’s “We’ve had to eat a lot of easy to just do it with my losses over the years,” brothers. We all know King, a wide receiver and each other’s game. We all defensive back, said. “It’s know what everyone is just about learning from good at and what we all that. Learning from those individually need to work experiences and gaining on. That makes it all work experience over time has really well as a team.” made us better.” On the offensive side, KIPP’s improvements quarterback Piero Cana- have shown this fall. The les and King help the Pan- Panthers qualified for the thers get it done through Division 8 North state the air while Oluwasuyi tournament for the first paces the run game. Olu- time and hit the ground wsuyi gives all the credit running, winning the pro- to the guys up front. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO gram’s first sectional title “I have to give the credit with a 49-13 win over to the offensive line,” Olu- Classical’s Dashley Loredan works on snapping the ball during a powder puff practice at Lynn Keefe Tech last Friday. wasuyi said. “They grind Tech Tuesday evening. “It means a lot just to every play to make holes. have something to prove In pass protection they that we’re better now,” give plenty of time to Castillo said. “It’s a trophy throw the ball. Without Classical powder puff seeks another win that shows we’ve grown them there wouldn’t be an from freshman year. We offense and things POWDER PUFF Defense has been Classi- Amber Crayton and said. “We have to find a started 1-6 and now we’re From B1 cal’s strongpoint in recent Jean Gupton-Morrison way to try and contain Ju- 8-2. It’s a lot better. wouldn’t go as smooth as they have.” years. The Rams have will guide the defense. lianna Perry and Ravyn “The environment has “Kiara’s always talking, KIPP’s work is far from logged two consecutive “They just have a natu- Rapley. I don’t know too just gotten way better,” always trying to put peo- shutouts, including last ral talent for the game,” much beyond that but just Brice, a two-way lineman, over. The Panthers have ple in the right places,” year’s 21-0 win. Smith said. “They’re al- those two alone are going said of the success. “We shifted their focus to the Smith said. “She’s con- “Our defense is going to ways in the right positions. to give us fits. But we’re know we’ve been getting Division 8 state semifinal, stantly learning the of- be strong again this year,” These two have it. They up to the challenge.” consistently better and where they will take on fense that we run. She’s a the hard work has always unbeaten South champion great leader.” Smith said. “We empha- understand the game and Kickoff is scheduled for been there. We’ve seen West Bridgewater for a Classical also boasts a size defense. I think we they just have it.” noon at Manning Field. that pay off with the im- chance to advance to the solid ground attack. can score but we want Smith knows coming “We’re both very com- provement, especially this Super Bowl at Gillette “We’re pretty strong at to stop them from scor- away with a win Saturday petitive teams,” Smith year.” Stadium. For the Pan- the running back posi- ing. That’s our goal. En- will be much easier said said. “This is a game we This Panthers team has thers, it will be all about tion,” Smith said. “We feel glish has always had a than done. look forward to every year. clicked on both sides of sticking to the game plan. really good about our run- great team. We’ve been “English has some good We’re excited for Satur- the ball, starting with a “We have to execute the ning game.” fortunate.” athletes over there,” Smith day.” defense that has allowed game plan that the coach- just 21 points this post- es put out for us,” Brice season. Filias leads the said. “That’s what we’ve Panther in tackles at line- been doing for the past The MIAA made the right call with Medford backer and Brice, who few weeks. And that’s why And as for kids being later in the season. We got no “but these are credits the success to the the defense has been KRAUSE penalized, you can’t feel Besides, it would do some good kids” protestations chemistry the group has clicking, the great game From B1 anything but bad for any of these administrators a from Martha’s Vineyard of- built together, isn’t far be- plan. We all just have to But the adults who boy or girls whose accom- world of good to see the fac- ficials. They took their pun- hind. do our jobs.” messed up here can’t be plishments get wiped out es on the athletes who have ishment without a word of “We’re a very close KIPP plays West Bridge- let off the hook that easily. because of administrative just had their seasons tak- protest. group,” Brice said. “We’ve water Saturday (11) at The fact remains one in- malfeasance. en away from them. Maybe Of course, it’s easier to do all grown up together. We Woburn High School. eligible kid, who is a year But the goal here is to fol- next time, they’ll be more that when you don’t have a older than everyone else, low the rules, and to have attentive to those little leg to stand on. But we’ve presumably a year stronger someone in your school things. seen enough times that (which, at that age, makes system who has the re- Now, let’s compare this even when that’s the case, Read the iTem on your iPhone a big difference) and, argu- sponsibility to dot the i’s with the folks down in adults try to use the courts ably, is a big reason why and cross the t’s. This is Martha’s Vineyard, two of to get what they want. Hats the Mustangs were among important stuff. Remember whose boys soccer players off to the Martha’s Vine- the best teams in the re- the old saw, “for the want jostled a referee after a con- yard authorities for resist- gion. It may seem harm- of a nail, the shoe was lost; troversial call resulted in a ing the urge. less and nit-picky, but you for the want of a shoe, the loss. As for the Medford folks, have to ask yourself what horse was lost.” Those little The MIAA came down sorry. To me, they should be that record would be had things turn into big things hard on those kids, and made to own their mistake the kid not been allowed to mighty quickly. Take care their coach. The two play- and contemplate its conse- play without going through of those i’s and t’s and you ers are done for the entire quences. Otherwise, why proper channels. won’t be forfeiting games year. even have rules at all? Eberhardt, Arntsen earn Moynihan honors MOYNIHAN year ago with a blistering iron is ‘accountable’. Neuroscience, has also From B1 19:26. “In football, it takes one raised more than $10,000 “That was when it hit person’s mistake to hurt for the Jimmy Fund Mar- Heidi set a new meet re- me, ‘Wow, I really can be- the team. My coach (Jeff athon in 2018 with his cord at the Northeastern come the NEC champion Hutton) tells us that al- friends. Conference Cross Country this year,” she said. most every day,” said Lars. A point guard on the Championships in Heidi also runs indoor “So each play I just try to Hornets’ basketball team Gloucester in late October, (1,000) and outdoor track do my job to the best of my and a shortstop for the breezing to victory in 18 (800) for Beverly High, ability.” baseball squad, he is a minutes and 42 seconds. and would like to continue Described as “an incredi- captain of both teams. She and three of her team- her athletic career in col- bly driven student”, Lars Baseball is his favorite mates took four of the top lege. has an outstanding 4.57 sport, said Lars. five spots as the Panthers Lars, a 17-year-old se- grade point average and “Hard work shows in easily won the team title nior at Manchester Essex has been on the Honor baseball, and being a as well. Regional, helped the Hor- Roll each quarter of his smaller guy I can take ad- Beverly has now gone nets’ football team reach high school career. He took vantage of the nuances of unbeaten in girls cross the Division 7 North final ASR (Authentic Science the sport to elevate my country each of the last this fall and a 7-2 overall Research) his junior year game,” he said. “All three seven seasons, and Heidi said that is better than record heading into the and is serving as the programs are great here any individual accolades team’s annual Thanksgiv- teacher’s assistant (TA) to at MERHS, and I think she might garner. ing Day tussle with Dr. Maria Burgess this they’re played an import- “That’s something great- Georgetown High. year, and has worked with ant role in cultivating the er than myself that re- Back on the gridiron for researchers at Boston winning atmosphere much flects on my team and my the first time since he was University as part of ASR. of our programs experi- school,” said the Salem in eighth grade (due to “Dr. Burgess is much ence year in and year out.” News all-star. injuries), the 5-foot-11, more than a teacher; she’s Major factors in both his Winner of the Frank 165-pound wingback and always there for me and academic and excellence Kelly Invitational on a hot linebacker is currently has helped me discover success, said Lars, are Download the Itemlive App today day (20:42), Heidi’s best second on the squad in some of my passions in properly balancing his Scan with your camera time in a full 5K this fall rushing yards (397) and academics,” said Lars. time and surrounding was 19:38 at the State rushing touchdowns (6) Lars, who is eyeing both himself with supportive Coaches Meet. Her favor- while snaring a dozen the University of Michi- friends and family who ite race, however, came passes for 170 yards and gan and the University of are “fun, smart, ambitious back in September against another score. Washington Seattle and and interesting people Danvers, when she bet- He said the best word to thinking of majoring in who motivate me to be the tered her 20:50 time of a sum him up on the grid- Biotech Engineering and best version of myself.” WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Bishop Fenwick skills. Cost for the clinic is $200. Participants must coaching vacancies bring their own basketball. To register please contact Bishop Fenwick has two Helen Ridley Ashe via email coaching vacancies it is at ridleytopflightbasket- looking to fill. The Crusad- [email protected] or via phone ers are looking for a head at 781-775-0778. coach for varsity wrestling and a coach for freshman boys basketball. Those inter- Lynn Jets Alumni ested can contact Athletic Director David Woods at Hockey Game [email protected] or 978- The Lynn Jets Alumni 587-8341. Hockey Game will be played on Friday, Nov. 29 from noon Ridley Basketball to 2 p.m. at Connery Rink. All former Jets/Classical/ Skills Clinics English/Tech alums are The Ridley Basketball encouraged to participate. Skills Clinic will run 10 ses- Pizza and refreshments sions each Monday and will be provided, and a $20 Wednesday through Nov. 25 donation to the program is at St. Mary’s. suggested. The clinic is designed to For more information, con- get participants in shape tact coach Mike Roberts at and develop basketball [email protected].

TV/RADIO TV NBA 7:30 p.m...... Golden State at Dallas...... ESPN 10 p.m...... Boston at LA Clippers...... ESPN, NBCSB Men’s College Basketball 6:30 p.m...... Chattanooga at Florida St...... Fox 7 p.m...... Columbia at St. John’s...... FS1 7 p.m...... Rider at UMass...... NESN 8:30 p.m...... Elon at North Carolina...... NESN Plus 9 p.m...... Citadel at Illinois...... Big Ten Network PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 10 p.m...... BYU at Boise St...... CBSSN David Pastrnak scored two goals in a win over the New Jersey Devils Tuesday night. 11 p.m...... Saint Mary’s vs. Fresno St...... ESPNU Women’s College Basketball 12 p.m...... Texas-Rio Grande at Texas...... Longhorn Network College Football Pastrnak scores twice in Bruins win 7:30 p.m...... Akron at Miami (Ohio)...... ESPNU 7:30 p.m...... Toledo at Buffalo...... ESPN2 NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — games. but the Bruins broke the for Pastrnak and March- NHL David Pastrnak and Matt The win was only Bos- game open in the third and, and the line finished 8 p.m...... Washington at NY Rangers...... NBCSN Grzelcyk scored two goals ton’s second in the last with three goals. with seven points. Radio apiece, and Brad March- seven games (2-2-3), and Pastrnak drew a penalty NOTES NBA and added three assists the Bruins got goals from from P.K. Subban at 3:11 Devils G Cory Schneider 10 p.m...... Boston at LA Clippers...... WBZ-FM 98.5 to lead the Boston Bruins the expected and unex- of the third period and cleared waivers and was over the New Jersey Dev- pected. scored eight seconds lat- assigned to Binghamton ils 5-1 on Tuesday night. Pastrnak has an NHL- er with a rising shot from (AHL). ... Bruins forwards NFL Tuukka Rask made 25 high 19 goals in 21 games, inside the blue line that Brett Ritchie and Jake saves and New Jersey na- including 17 in his last 16 whizzed past Blackwood. DeBrusk returned to the AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East tive Connor Clifton added contests. Grzelcyk had six Grzelcyk stripped the lineup after they each W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA a goal as the Bruins beat career goals in his first puck from Subban at the missed five games with in- New England 9 1 0 .900 287 108 Dallas 6 4 0 .600 286 197 149 games in the NHL. Devils line and skated Buffalo 7 3 0 .700 211 170 Philadelphia 5 5 0 .500 234 230 the Devils for the eighth juries. ... Coleman played N.Y. Jets 3 7 0 .300 164 255 N.Y. Giants 2 8 0 .200 203 289 time in nine meetings. The defenseman had his in to beat Blackwood in in his 200th game and ex- Miami 2 8 0 .200 139 305 Washington 1 9 0 .100 125 253 Blake Coleman scored first two-goal game in No. close. tended his point streak to South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA for New Jersey, which was 150. Clifton got his second of four games. Indianapolis 6 4 0 .600 227 206 New Orleans 8 2 0 .800 238 199 looking for its first three- Marchand set up the the season on a point shot. UP NEXT Houston 6 4 0 .600 245 232 Carolina 5 5 0 .500 228 257 unlikely duo for goals 14 Boston top line center Tennessee 5 5 0 .500 203 197 Atlanta 3 7 0 .300 220 262 game winning streak Bruins: Return home to Jacksonville 4 6 0 .400 189 222 Tampa Bay 3 7 0 .300 277 313 since December 2018. seconds apart in the first Patrice Bergeron missed face the Buffalo Sabres on North North Mackenzie Blackwood period for a 2-0 lead. his second straight game Thursday. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 8 2 0 .800 341 196 Green Bay 8 2 0 .800 250 205 made 23 saves in starting Coleman cut the margin with an undisclosed inju- Devils: At the Pitts- Pittsburgh 5 5 0 .500 200 202 Minnesota 8 3 0 .727 289 205 for the 12th time in 14 in half late in the second, ry. David Krejci centered burgh Penguins on Friday. Cleveland 4 6 0 .400 192 228 Chicago 4 6 0 .400 169 174 Cincinnati 0 10 0 .000 147 276 Detroit 3 6 1 .350 244 272 West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 7 4 0 .636 308 256 San Francisco 9 1 0 .900 295 155 Gronkowski to host Super Bowl party Oakland 6 4 0 .600 225 250 Seattle 8 2 0 .800 275 254 L.A. Chargers 4 7 0 .364 224 218 L.A. Rams 6 4 0 .600 243 198 Denver 3 7 0 .300 172 197 Arizona 3 7 1 .318 248 317 MIAMI (AP) — Rob March after nine seasons Thursday’s Game Detroit at Washington, 1 p.m. Gronkowski will be in Mi- just shy of his 30th birth- Indianapolis at Houston, 8:20 p.m. Oakland at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. ami for the Super Bowl. day. Gronkowski says they Sunday’s Games Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Jacksonville at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m. The former Patriots tight can console themselves by Miami at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Dallas at New England, 4:25 p.m. Seattle at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. end won’t be preparing for taking advantage of the N.Y. Giants at Chicago, 1 p.m. Green Bay at San Francisco, 8:20 p.m. kickoff with Tom Brady chance to finally party Carolina at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game Denver at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Baltimore at L.A. Rams, 8:15 p.m. and the rest of his old with Gronk. New England teammates. “So many people to tell Instead, the man who you the truth throughout NHL retired from the Patriots my career always (told) EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE and the NFL in March me, ‘Oh I want a party Atlantic Division Central Division will be hosting his first with Gronk! I want to GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 21 13 3 5 31 75 54 St. Louis 21 12 4 5 29 62 61 Super Bowl party. party with Gronk!’” So Florida 21 11 5 5 27 79 76 Colorado 20 12 6 2 26 73 59 And he’s doing it Gronk this opportunity to do it,” Montreal 21 11 6 4 26 74 67 Winnipeg 21 12 8 1 25 59 64 style. Gronkowski said. Buffalo 21 10 8 3 23 60 63 Dallas 21 11 8 2 24 55 52 Toronto 22 9 9 4 22 71 77 Chicago 20 9 7 4 22 61 59 The three-time Super Gronk Beach will be set Tampa Bay 17 9 6 2 20 64 59 Nashville 19 9 7 3 21 70 66 Bowl champ is hosting the at the North Beach Band- Ottawa 20 8 11 1 17 55 66 Minnesota 21 8 11 2 18 57 70 Detroit 22 7 12 3 17 51 82 Pacific Division “GRONK BEACH” festi- shell between 1 p.m.-7 Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA val on Saturday, Feb. 1, on p.m. Tickets go on sale GP W L OT Pts GF GA Edmonton 22 13 6 3 29 71 61 Washington 23 16 3 4 36 89 69 Arizona 22 13 7 2 28 64 49 Miami Beach in an event Thursday at www.Gronk- N.Y. Islanders 18 14 3 1 29 58 42 Vancouver 21 10 7 4 24 69 59 featuring Gronkowski’s Beach.com starting at Carolina 20 12 7 1 25 70 59 Vegas 22 10 9 3 23 68 65 favorites and combining $149.99 for an event that Pittsburgh 20 11 7 2 24 67 50 Calgary 23 10 10 3 23 60 70 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Philadelphia 21 10 7 4 24 63 65 Anaheim 22 10 10 2 22 59 64 a party with a music fes- will include a luau theme Columbus 20 8 8 4 20 50 65 San Jose 21 10 10 1 21 63 73 tival along with food and Former Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski an- with fire twirlers and N.Y. Rangers 18 8 8 2 18 60 66 Los Angeles 21 8 12 1 17 53 75 nounced Tuesday that he will be hosting a Su- New Jersey 20 7 9 4 18 51 74 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. drinks. Gronkowski says hula dancers. Gronkows- it’s because nobody really per Bowl party in Miami on February 1. ki says he expects tickets Tuesday’s Games Thursday’s Games knows Super Bowl week- to go quickly for an event Columbus 5, Montreal 2 Buffalo at Boston, 7 p.m. Florida 5, Philadelphia 2 Detroit at Columbus, 7 p.m. end like he does. sic festival to Miami and isn’t going to want to be that won’t feature only Minnesota 4, Buffalo 1 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. “I may not be playing not just on top of Miami, at the party?” Gronkowski his name. Boston 5, New Jersey 1 Philadelphia at Carolina, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Florida, 7 p.m. the game this year, but I at the Super Bowl. It’s re- said. “So that might be the “It’s, we’ll be partying Ottawa at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Vancouver at Nashville, 8 p.m. will still be going to Mi- ally never been done like game. The game might be with everyone,” Gronkow- Tampa Bay at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Calgary at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Winnipeg at Nashville, 8 p.m. Colorado at Minnesota, 8 p.m. ami and I’m going to be that before.” facing off behind the stage ski said. “We’ll be partying Carolina at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. debuting my very own Gronkowski is teaming that weekend.” on stage, we’ll be high-fiv- Vancouver at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Colorado at Calgary, 9 p.m. Toronto at Arizona, 9 p.m. music festival and its up with sponsor Monster Patriots’ fans have held ing everyone. We’ll be in- Toronto at Vegas, 10 p.m. San Jose at Vegas, 10 p.m. Energy with performers out hope that the fun-lov- Edmonton at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Gronk Beach,” Gronkows- teracting with the crowd. Wednesday’s Games Friday’s Games ki said. “I mean, you can’t including Rick Ross, Flo ing, ball-spiking tight end It’s just going to be a great Ottawa at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. ask for any other situa- Rida, DJ Carnage, Kas- would change his mind overall fun themed party tion that better than that. kade, Diplo and 3LAU. and rejoin New England where it just brings enter- Bring some wildness, “Whoever is going to be ever since Gronkowski an- tainment and joy to peo- NBA some fun, to bring a mu- playing that game, who nounced his retirement in ple’s lives.” EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 11 2 .846 — Houston 11 3 .786 — Antonio Brown apologizes to Robert Kraft, Pats Toronto 9 4 .692 2 Dallas 8 5 .615 2½ Philadelphia 8 5 .615 3 Memphis 5 8 .385 5½ Brooklyn 5 8 .385 6 San Antonio 5 9 .357 6 BOSTON (AP) — Anto- various sexual assault al- New York 4 10 .286 7½ New Orleans 4 9 .308 6½ nio Brown has apologized legations against him that Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB to the Patriots and team could make him subject Miami 9 3 .750 — Denver 9 3 .750 — owner Robert Kraft for to a possible suspension Orlando 6 7 .462 3½ Utah 8 5 .615 1½ any negative attention under the league’s per- Charlotte 6 8 .429 4 Minnesota 8 6 .571 2 Atlanta 4 9 .308 5½ Oklahoma City 5 8 .385 4½ he brought to the team sonal conduct policy if he’s Washington 3 8 .273 5½ Portland 5 9 .357 5 during his brief stint in signed by another team. Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New England. The Patriots cut ties Milwaukee 10 3 .769 — L.A. Lakers 11 2 .846 — The four-time All-Pro with Brown in September Indiana 8 6 .571 2½ L.A. Clippers 9 5 .643 2½ receiver posted his apolo- following just one game Detroit 4 9 .308 6 Phoenix 7 5 .583 3½ Cleveland 4 9 .308 6 Sacramento 5 7 .417 5½ gy on Instagram Tuesday, after a second woman ac- Chicago 4 10 .286 6½ Golden State 2 12 .143 9½ writing: “All I wanted to be cused him of sexual mis- Tuesday’s Games Boston at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. was an asset to the orga- conduct. They were the Golden State at Memphis, 8 p.m. Thursday’s Games Portland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Portland at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. nization; sorry for the bad third team in less than a Phoenix at Sacramento, 10 p.m. New Orleans at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. media and the drama!” year to tire of the off-field Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Friday’s Games The apology comes on behavior that has over- Wednesday’s Games Atlanta at Detroit, 7 p.m. New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Charlotte at Washington, 7 p.m. the heels of past posts in shadowed his on-field ac- San Antonio at Washington, 7 p.m. Sacramento at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Charlotte at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. which he indicated he’d complishments. Cleveland at Miami, 7:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. fight the Patriots’ decision On his first unemployed Golden State at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Miami at Chicago, 8 p.m. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. San Antonio at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. to withhold a $9 million NFL Sunday, Brown took Orlando at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Former Patriots receiver Antonio Brown apol- signing bonus. He also re- shots at Kraft and long- Detroit at Chicago, 8 p.m. Boston at Denver, 9 p.m. Utah at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Golden State at Utah, 9 p.m. ogized to the team and owner Robert Kraft in portedly met with NFL of- time Steelers quarterback Houston at Denver, 9 p.m. Houston at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. an Instagram post Tuesday afternoon. ficials last week to discuss Ben Roethlisberger. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2019 COMICS

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Hand evaluation changes constantly Every beginner learns the 4-3-2-1 South’s sequence, a takeout dou- point-count evaluation of a bridge ble followed by a new suit when hand. This works well for balanced partner makes a nonjump advance, hands, but less so when the players shows some 18-20 high-card points have distributional hands. Important with at least five hearts and fewer is where your high cards are locat- than four spades. What should North ed. For example, suppose you have do next? king-third of spades. That is wonder- At first glance, pass looks clear- ful if partner has ace-queen-fifth, but cut. But his hand is deceptively probably of no use if partner has a useful. He has three trumps, an ace spade void. The value of your cards and a ruffing value in clubs. So, he can also vary as the auction and should give partner a gentle nudge card-play progress. with three hearts. Then South will Augie Boehm has covered the top- raise to four hearts, especially as he ic well in “Expert Hand Evaluation” anticipates a helpful club lead. (HNB Publishing). The first 21 chap- After that start, South can collect ters are under the blanket headline an overtrick, losing only one spade of learning judgment. Then there are and one diamond. But even after, eight chapters about bidding without say, a diamond lead, declarer wins conventions! on the board, takes a club finesse, Boehm uses the diagramed deal cashes the club ace, ruffs a club and as one of his many examples. What plays a heart to his jack. When that do you think of the auction? all works, the contract is safe. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS DID YOU KNOW?

NBA Basketball ESPN, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Live The Golden State Warriors are on the road against the Dallas Mavericks in the first game of ESPN’s NBA doubleheader. In the second game, the Boston Celt- A Christmas duet premieres ics are in L.A. to face the Clippers. Riverdale: “Chapter Sixty-Four: The Ice Storm” The CW, 8 p.m. Archie’s (KJ Apa) plan to host a peaceful Thanksgiv- on Hallmark channel ing dinner at the community center quickly gets de- railed when some unexpected guests arrive. Strand- ed at Stonewall Prep by an ice storm, Jughead (Cole Sprouse) and Betty (Lili Reinhart) search for clues about a recent death on campus. Chicago Med: “I Can’t Imagine the Future” NBC, 8 p.m. April (Yaya DaCosta) receives unfortunate news that makes her question her future with Ethan (Brian Tee). Dr. Charles (Oliver Platt) and Maggie (Marlyne Barrett) see tough times on the horizon. Natalie’s (Torrey DeVitto) memory from before the accident starts to return. NHL Hockey: Washington at N.Y. Rangers NBCSN, 8 p.m. Live NBCSN’s Wednesday Night Hockey features the Washington Capitals in New York City’s Madison Square Garden to skate against the Rangers. Nature: “Bears” PBS, 8 p.m. Follow the adventures of bears across the globe, from the mighty grizzly to the bamboo-eating panda. The Real Housewives of Dallas: “Babes in Thailand” Bravo, 9 p.m. The Dallas ladies’ first day of the trip is jam-packed as they explore all Thailand has to offer. But it’s not all fun and leisure: LeeAnne and Kary remain at odds, and when D’Andra shows up to dinner wearing LeeAnne’s L’Infinity dress as a joke, LeeAnne thinks it’s no laughing matter. SEAL Team: “The Ones You Can’t See” CBS, 9 p.m. Bravo Team is on a mission to help the Secret Ser- vice prevent a sniper attack on U.S. dignitaries. But the brutal physical nature of the job may be catching up with team leader Jason Hayes (David Boreanaz), who contemplates surgery for an injury. Holmes and Holmes Chaley Rose and Rome Flynn, stars of “A Christmas Duet.” DIY Network, 9 p.m. Renovation pro Mike Holmes has some bad news By Rick Gables Averie lights a creative spark year, more than 3 million Pacino and Joe Pesci, this that Jesse has been missing, people in NYC and over 50 is an epic saga of organized for the homeowners of his latest project (otherwise Hallmark Channel will known as the Half Done House). During demolition, and Jesse seems to complete million people at home watch crime in post-war Ameri- premiere its original movie the beautiful home Averie this unparalleled spectac- he found faulty electrical wiring, careless construc- A Christmas Duet, starring ca told through the eyes of tion work and shoddy plumbing. More money down has created in her commu- ular. In addition to 16 giant World War II veteran Frank Chaley Rose and Rome Fly- nity. While Averie balances balloons & 43 novelty bal- the drain? nn, on Monday, November Sheeran, a hustler and hit- Chicago Fire: “Best Friend Magic” planning for the festival and loons, star power personal- man who worked alongside 25 at 8 p.m.. Teryl Rothery trying to impress hotel critic ities on 26 floats, marching NBC, 9 p.m. also stars in this Hallmark some of the most notorious An unexpected visit throws Casey (Jesse Spencer) Phyllis Selig (Rothery), Jes- bands, 1,200 cheerleaders & figures of the 20th century. holiday romance. Former pop se catches a glimpse of what dancers,1,000 plus clowns for a loop. Severide (Taylor Kinney) sets out to ex- Spanning decades, the film music duo and couple Averie a future with Averie would and the annual appearance onerate a wrongly convicted arsonist. Kidd (Miranda Davis (Rose) and Jesse Col- chronicles one of the great- Rae Mayo) pays the price for burning the candle at look like, possibly revealing a of Santa, we are also treat- lins (Flynn) are reunited over dream he never knew he had. ed to many Broadway show est unsolved mysteries in both ends. Cruz (Joe Minoso) goes on a mission to the holiday season when Jes- American history, the disap- fix one of Otis’ (Yuri Sardarov) old toys. As Christmas approaches, numbers performed by the se’s music tour brings him to the two must decide if they casts, along with the popular pearance of legendary union Stumptown: “November Surprise” the inn that Averie now owns. boss Jimmy Hoffa, and of- ABC, 10 p.m. are meant to live their lives annual performance from the As the two spend time togeth- solo or in harmony together. famed Radio City Music Hall fers a monumental journey Antisocial private eye Dex (Cobie Smulders) has two er preparing for the Christ- through the hidden corridors goals in this episode of the action-packed freshman Kick-off Thanksgiving with Rockettes. mas festival Averie is hosting the 93rd Annual Macy’s Netflix will premiere Mar- of organized crime: its inner drama: dig up dirt on a politician by going under- workings, rivalries and con- cover on his staff, and survive Friendsgiving at the at the inn, they rediscover Thanksgiving Day Parade®, tin Scorsese’s The Irishman bar Bad Alibi. long buried feelings toward airing Thursday, November on Wednesday, November 27. nections to mainstream pol- one another. 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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT LAND COURT Premises: 87 Laighton Street, Lynn, Massachusetts PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION 19 SM 004673 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Docket No. ES19P3281EA ORDER OF NOTICE mortgage given by Ercira Mejia to Bank of America, N.A., said mortgage dated Essex Probate and Family Court December 31, 2007, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry 36 Federal Street TO: Henry Dunn and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers of Deeds, in Book 27435 at Page 494 and now held by U.S. Bank National Salem, MA 01970 Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq) Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as Trustee for the RMAC Trust, (978)744-1020 Mr. Cooper claiming to have an interest in a mortgage covering real property in Series 2016-CTT by virtue of an assignment from Citibank, N.A. as Trustee for Lynn, 96 Sheridan Street, given by Henry Dunn to Shawmut Mortgage CMLTI Asset Trust to U.S. Bank National Association, not in its individual capacity Company, dated March 25, 1994, and recorded at Essex County (Southern but solely as Trustee for the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT dated September 13, Estate of: District) Registry of Deeds in Book 12502, Page 495, has filed with this court a 2018 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Elaine Marie Rice complaint for determination of Defendant's Servicemembers status. If you now are, Book 37038 at Page 358, previously assigned by Pennymac Holdings, LLC f/k/a Date of Death: 02/09/2019 or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust Holdings I, LLC to Citibank, N.A., as Trustee To all interested persons: America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil for CMLTI Asset Trust dated August 16, 2018, and recorded in the Essex County A Petition for Formal Appointment of Personal Representative has been filed by: Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on that (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 37038 at Page 356, previously Amy J. Rice of Peabody MA basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in this assigned by Citibank, N.A., as Trustee for CMLTI Asset to Pennymac Mortgage requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before December 16, Investment Trust Holdings I, LLC dated May 22, 2014, and recorded in the Essex as requested in the Petition. 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on ground County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 33292 at Page 98, The Petitioner requests that: of noncompliance with the Act. previously assigned by Bank of America, N.A. to Citibank, N.A., as Trustee for Amy J. Rice of Peabody MA Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of said Court on October 29, 2019 CMLTI Asset Trust dated September 6, 2013, and recorded in the Essex County be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve With Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Recorder 11/20/19 (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 32900 at Page 116, for breach of Corporate Surety on the bond in an unsupervised administration. Item: November 20, 2019 the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, will IMPORTANT NOTICE be sold at Public Auction on December 12, 2019 at 3:00 PM Local Time upon the You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the CITY OF LYNN premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney CORRECTED must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on EXHIBIT A- Property Description the return day of 12/16/2019. Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a Closing Date: 12/31/2007 This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written public hearing on Tuesday, December 3, 2019 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. in Council Borrower(s): Ercira Mejia appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Chambers on: Public Hearing to make a determination on the percentages of the Property Address: 87 Laighton Street, Lynn MA 01902 timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections FY19 tax levy to be borne by each class of real and personal property, as well as within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice the financial effect of available alternatives, including the open space discount, A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon, being shown as Lot 3F on a to you. the residential exemption and the small commercial exemption. Plan entitled "Subdivision Plan of Land, St. Jean-Baptiste Parish, Lynn, MA" UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk dated July 28, 2003, prepared by Medford Engineering & Survey, 15 Hall PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Item: November 20, 2019 Street, Medford, Massachusetts, said Plan is recorded with the Essex South A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 373, Plan 87. administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the CITY OF LYNN Containing approximately 2,770 square feet of land, more or less, according administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the CORRECTED to said Plan. Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, November 26, 2019 at 6:00 Being the same premises conveyed to David G. Lane and Denise L. Boucher, by WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. pm, Room 402 on the following Grant of Locations: deed of Lisa Alberghini and David Armitage, Trustees of St. Jean Baptiste Date: November 7, 2019 Petition of Keenan Brinn for Extenet Systems for permission to construct a small Realty Trust u/d/t dated June 11, 2003 recorded with Essex South District Pamela Casey O'Brien cell wireless telecommunications facility to be attached to an existing utility pole Registry of Deeds, Book 21524, Page 64, such deed dated April 14, 2005, Register of Probate located on a public way at the following locations: 3 City Hall Square, Exchange recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 24291, Page 498. Item: November 20, 2019 St. at Mount Vernon St., 33 Johnson St., 120 Munroe St., Tremont at 57 Market St., 452-548 Union St., 17 Whiting St., 7 Willow St., 1 Mall St., 140 South For my title see deed recorded herewith. Common St. (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk LAND COURT Item: November 20, 2019 The description of the property that appears in the mortgage to be DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT foreclosed shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. 19 SM 005042 CITY OF LYNN For Mortgagors' Title see deed dated December 31, 2007, and recorded in ORDER OF NOTICE CORRECTED Book 27435 at Page 493 with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds. TO: Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, December 17, 2019 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. in Council TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all Mark T. Collins, Christine M. Collins, Chambers on: Public Hearing to make a determination on the percentages of the liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if FY20 tax levy to be borne by each class of real and personal property, as well as any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, the financial effect of available alternatives, including the open space discount, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 § 3901 (et seq): the residential exemption and the small commercial exemption. FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk by a certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of TD Bank, N.A. f/k/a Boston Federal Savings Bank, Item: November 20, 2019 the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within sixty (60) days after the claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynnfield, CITY OF LYNN date of sale. numbered 26 Wing Road, given by Mark T. Collins and Christine M. Collins to Boston Federal Savings Bank, dated May 22, 2003, recorded or filed at the Essex Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a Other terms to be announced at the sale. County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 20867, Page 109, has filed public hearing on Tuesday, December 3, 2019 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. in Council with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's Servicemembers Chambers on the following: To deem the property at 16-18 St. Clair Street a BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC status. nuisance property due to noise, early morning excessive school bus beeping and 270 Farmington Avenue repeated neighborhood complaints. Farmington, CT 06032 If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Attorney for U.S. Bank National Association, States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Item: November 20, 22, 2019 not in its individual capacity but solely as Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Trustee for the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Present Holder of the Mortgage CITY OF LYNN this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before CORRECTED (860) 677-2868 December 23, 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure Item: November 20, 27, December 4, 2019 on the ground of noncompliance with the Act. Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, November 26, 2019 at 6:00 pm, Room 402 on the following Grant of Location: Petition of National Grid to Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on November 5, 2019 install conduits from new pole to an existing manhole on Harwood Street. CITY OF LYNN Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk CORRECTED Attest: Deborah J. Patterson, Recorder Item: November 20, 2019 Item: November 20, 2019 Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, December 3, 2019 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. in Council Chambers on: Public Hearing on the following Petition of Sarah Marshall, owner of Lucille Wine, LLC for a Package Store license for the sale of Beer and Wine at 776 Washington St. Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Item: November 20, 2019

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DUBAI, United Arab Qurans at a mosque in terviewing journalists Emirates (AP) — Days the suburbs of the cap- and human rights activ- of protests in Iran over ital, Tehran, as well as ists, then cross-checked rising fuel prices and a pro-government rallies, the information. In its subsequent government part of its efforts to both breakdown, it showed crackdown have killed at demonize and minimize the hardest-hit areas as least 106 people across the protests. the western Kermanshah the Islamic Republic, Am- Absent in the coverage, province and its oil-rich nesty International said though, was an acknowl- southwestern province of Tuesday, citing “credible edgement of what sparked Khuzestan. Many online reports.” the demonstrations in the videos released before the Iran’s government, which first place. The jump in internet outage showed has not made nationwide gasoline prices represents unrest there. numbers available for the yet another burden on Ira- “Video footage shows toll of the unrest that be- nians who have suffered security forces using fire- gan Friday, did not immedi- through a painful cur- arms, water cannons and ately respond to the report. rency collapse, following tear gas to disperse pro- A request for comment to President Donald Trump’s tests and beating dem- its mission at the United unilateral withdrawal of onstrators with batons,” Nations was not immedi- the United States from Amnesty said. “Images of ately acknowledged. Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal bullet casings left on the The Amnesty report with world powers, and ground afterwards, as well comes after a U.N. agency the re-imposition of crip- as the resulting high death earlier said it feared the pling U.S. economic sanc- toll, indicate that they unrest may have killed “a tions. used live ammunition.” significant number of peo- Relatively moderate Amnesty, citing eyewit- ple.” Amnesty added that President Hassan Rou- nesses corroborated by it “believes that the real hani has promised that video footage, said snipers death toll may be much the fuel price increase also shot into crowds of higher, with some reports will be used to fund new people from rooftops and, suggesting as many as subsidies for poor fami- in one case, a helicopter. 200 have been killed.” lies. But the decision has So far, scattered reports Iranian authorities have unleashed widespread in state-run and semioffi- not offered a definitive ac- anger among Iranians, cial media have reported PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS count of how many people like Maryam Kazemi, a only six deaths. A breakdown, by city and province, of the 106 deaths reported so far to have been arrested, in- 29-year-old accountant in The office of the U.N. Amnesty International. jured or killed in the pro- the southern Tehran sub- High Commissioner for tests that spread quickly urb of Khaniabad, who Human Rights earlier is- the country,” spokesman who led violent protests. ishment,” Kahyan said, across at least 100 cities said the new cost of fuel sued a statement saying Rupert Colville said in a Though the state-owned without elaborating. and towns. Authorities was “putting pressure on it was “deeply concerned” statement. newspaper has a small cir- It also repeated an alle- shut down internet ac- ordinary people.” about reports of live am- Colville added that it culation, its managing edi- gation that protest lead- cess to the outside world “It was a bad decision at munition being used has been “extremely diffi- tor Hossein Shariatmadari ers came from abroad. Saturday, an outage that a bad time. The economic against demonstrators. It persisted Monday in the situation has long been also urged protesters to cult” to verify the overall was personally appointed Khamenei on Sunday nation of 80 million. difficult for people, and demonstrate peacefully. death toll. by Iran’s Supreme Leader specifically named those That has left only state Rouhani unexpectedly im- “We are especially Meanwhile, an article Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. aligned with the family media and government plemented the decision on alarmed that the use of live published Tuesday in the “Some reports say that of Iran’s late shah, ousted officials to tell their story. fuel,” she said. ammunition has alleged- hard-line Kayhan news- the judiciary considers ex- 40 years ago, and an exile State television showed Amnesty said it gath- ly caused a significant paper suggested that execution by hanging for the group called the Mujahe- video Tuesday of burned ered its figures from in- number of deaths across ecutions loomed for those riot leaders a definite pun- deen-e-Khalq. U.S., Australian hostages freed by Taliban in prisoner swap ISLAMABAD (AP) — Haqqani, the head of the southern Zabul province’s hours after the Afghan with Washington’s peace and has played a behind- The Taliban on Tuesday fearsome Haqqani net- Naw Bahar district, a re- government released the envoy Zalmay Khalilzad. the-scenes role in trying to freed an American and an work, called the exchange gion largely under Tali- three Taliban prisoners, Anas Haqqani’s name was restart peace talks. Australian held hostage a “confidence-building ban control, according to a presumably after securing also put on the negotiation Last week, Afghan Pres- since 2016 in exchange for measure” that could help Taliban official who spoke assurances from the Qatar team even as he languished ident Ashraf Ghani an- three top Taliban figures bring an end to Afghani- on condition of anonymity government that they will in an Afghan prison. nounced what he called the — a move that the insur- stan’s endless war. because he wasn’t autho- remain in Qatar and not Australian Prime Min- “conditional release” of the gent group asserted could Anas Haqqani, along rized to talk to the me- return to the battlefield. ister Scott Morrison ex- three Taliban figures, say- help rekindle talks to end with an uncle, Hajji Ma- dia. King and Weeks were In 2014 the Qatar gov- pressed gratitude for the ing in a live broadcast on Afghanistan’s 18-year war. lik Khan, and a Haqqani handed over to U.S. forces ernment accepted five hostages’ release, saying state television that it was The hostages — Ameri- lieutenant, Hafiz Rashid and transported from the senior Taliban who were on Twitter that Weeks’ a difficult decision he felt can Kevin King and Aus- Khan, were released by area in a U.S. helicopter. released from Guanta- family had “asked the he had to make in the in- tralian Timothy Weeks — the Afghan government on “We are so happy to hear namo Bay prison by U.S. Australian government terest of the Afghan people. were released in an area Monday and flown to Qa- that my brother has been President Barack Obama to convey their relief that King’s family noted the of southern Afghanistan tar, where the extremist freed and is on his way in exchange for U.S. Sgt. their long ordeal is over, “behind the scenes” efforts heavily controlled by the group has a political office home to us,” said King’s Bowe Berdahl. and their gratitude to all made by special envoy Taliban, ending more than in the capital, Doha. sister, Stephanie Miller. The five, including some those who have contribut- Khalilzad, U.S. Secretary three years of captivity The U.S. State Depart- “This has been a long and accused of crimes that in- ed to Tim’s safe return.” of State Mike Pompeo and since they were abducted ment said in a statement painful ordeal for our en- cluded orchestrating the Pakistani Prime Min- National Security Advis- outside the American Uni- that King and Weeks were tire family, and his safe re- slayings of 2,000 Shiite ister Imran Khan also er Robert O’Brien to get versity in Kabul, where in the care of the U.S. mil- turn has been our highest Muslims in northern Af- welcomed the men’s re- Ghani on board with the both had been professors. itary, where they were re- priority. We appreciate the ghanistan, were forbidden lease, saying he appreci- prisoner swap. Pompeo A Taliban statement covering and would soon support we have received from leaving Doha. ates “steps taken by all and O’Brien made sep- that followed the swap, be reunited with their and ask for privacy as we However, they were al- involved to make it possi- arate calls to Ghani on which freed the young- loved ones. await Kevin’s safe return.” lowed to join the Taliban ble.” Pakistan wields some Monday, the Afghan gov- er brother of Sirajuddin The two were released in Their freedom came team negotiating directly influence over the Taliban ernment said.

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By Elizabeth Karmel the center of the squash, it is done. ASSOCIATED PRESS I carefully removed the squash to a cut- ting board. With a long serrated (bread) Hard winter squash is a delicious and knife, I sliced the squash through the versatile vegetable that can be used as a middle with ease. The truth is that I side dish, in fillings for ravioli or lasagna, could have used almost any knife be- as a noodle alternative, in soups, salads, cause it was cooked through and the skin stuffed and so on. was no longer tough. This time of year, I crave a hot, buttery I scooped out the seeds with a spoon and butternut or acorn “squash mash’’ — discarded them. Then I scooped the silky, think of it as an alternative to mashed steaming squash into a bowl. I added a potatoes. It’s comforting, filling and bit of salt and dried sage and a healthy healthy to boot. knob of butter, and mashed it with a fork. But hard winter squash is so difficult to cut through that many people don’t It was one of the best “mashed anythings” cook them, or they only buy them already I had ever eaten! cubed from the grocery store. Even I hat- The squash roasted whole and uncut ed prepping winter squash. It is hard to had so much more flavor than roasting get your knife through in one slice. Often it in chunks or boiling it. I liken it to the the knife gets stuck halfway through the idea of bone-in meat having more flavor squash. than boneless meat. So, I decided a few years ago to see if I couldn’t believe how easy and stress- I could “hack” the winter squash cooking free the squash was to make. Now, I look process. forward to cooking winter squash instead I bought a whole acorn squash and of dreading it. In addition to the acorn placed it in the oven without any prep. I squash, I cook every kind of squash that I didn’t wash or cut it — just removed the can find, from spaghetti squash to butter- paper sticker from the outside and placed nut and Hubbard to Delicata, using this it on the middle rack of my preheated method. It roasts perfectly every time. 400 F oven. I put foil under the squash to If you are watching your carbs or just catch any drippings. And then I walked want to eat more vegetables and use spa- away for a little more than an hour. ghetti squash as a pasta substitute, this When I opened the oven door and is one hack you can’t pass up. checked on the squash, it was still intact For a more sophisticated version of but no longer hard. When I pressed on squash mash, brown the butter before the outside shell, it felt softer, like an al- mixing it in with the cooked squash. most ripe pear. I turned off the heat and Or season it any way you like. Try it closed the oven door. I let the squash cool sweetened with maple syrup, nutmeg in the residual heat of the oven for anoth- and cinnamon, or sprinkled with crisp er hour, but generally 20 minutes works bacon and fried shallots. Add dried cran- just as well. berries, goat cheese and pecans or top it Depending on the size of your squash, off with marshmallows. Squash straddles PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS you may need to cook it more or less, but both the sweet and savory, and shines it is almost impossible to overcook. If a with almost any of your favorite flavor Cooked mashed squash roasted whole and uncut has more flavor than paring knife can be inserted easily into combinations. roasting it in chunks or boiling it. Italy’s white truffle hunters fret about climate change

ALBA, Italy (AP) — Ris- ing global temperatures are worrying truffle hunters around the Italian town of Alba, where the most prized specimens can fetch twice the price of gold. This particularly warm October, eight out of 10 white truffles unearthed by Carlo Olivero with his trusty 3-year-old dog Steel were dark, withered and dried out. “They are clearly signs of the temperatures,’’ Oli- vero said, holding one that he kept in his pocket. The rest he consigned to the soil, allowing the spores to spread and hopefully replenish future production. Alba, located in the northwestern region of Piedmont, has earned the moniker “white truffle capital of the world” for its particularly fragrant variety of truffle, its truffle fair each fall and its annual charity auction, which pushes prices of the tuber magnatum pico up into the stratosphere. A truffle weighing two pounds and 3.4 ounces fetched $133,000 — more than twice the price of gold — from a Hong Kong buyer at this year’s auction. The longer-term impact of rising temperatures on the highly prized white truffles is still being studied, but they, like other fungi, grow best in cool, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rainy conditions. Climate Carlo Olivero digs on the spot where his 3-year-old dog Steel indicated the aroma of a prized white truffle, in Alba, Italy. change has in effect de- Olivero has been hunting truffles for more than 40 years, and worries about climate change and the transition of wooded layed peak production land to vineyards and orchards will impoverish future truffle production. from October into Novem- ber. sis between the truffle and works on the table, but This year’s charity auc- tures augment the organic ing of the damp ground. “It has been a few years the host plant by encour- needs to go together first tion white truffle price characteristics of the truf- Steel’s nose is faultless. that we have been wor- aging symbiosis between in nature.” — $13,200 for 3.5 ounces fle and force it to retain Through a carpet of wet rying about truffle pro- the truffle hunter and the Unlike the more com- — compared with a high the aroma.” autumn leaves and muddy duction,” said Antonio land owner — whose inter- mon black truffle, delicate price at this year’s fair of That included a 1-pound, earth, the dog picks up the Degiacomi, president of ests often conflict. white truffles cannot so about $400 for 3.5 ounc- 9.75-ounce white truf- sweet, distinctive aroma of Italy’s national center for Olivero recalled a maker far be cultivated, which es. The fair price can in- fle unearthed by Davide a white truffle and signals truffle studies. “We have of the region’s famed Baro- makes preservation of crease to as much as $850 Curzietti on Saturday, his find by rapidly digging had over the last three lo red wine who wanted to their environment critical. per 100 grams in years of the largest of the annual on the surface. seasons one terrible year, one excellent season and cut down two oaks — trees Incentives include a pro- scarce production. truffle fair to date. Judges “I call it the magic mo- one that is decent.” that are perfect hosts for gram paying $26 a year to After an unusually hot certified the provenance of ment, because it means To stave off the lon- truffles — that were shad- property owners to main- and long summer, this the behemoth tuber, which that there is something ger-term climate change ing his vines. tain host trees they might November’s damp, foggy Curzietti sold immediate- under there that we were impact on the produc- “I told him, ‘The day you otherwise remove. Truffle weather has proved per- ly to a restaurant in Osa- looking for. We still don’t tion of the highly prized take all the oaks, only you associations also strike fect for truffle hunting ka for $4,200. know the dimensions, white truffle, experts have will drink your wine,’” Ol- agreements with absentee around Alba. Even after more than how big it will be, but the launched initiatives to bet- ivero said. “Because the landowners to keep their “In these days, the qual- four decades on the truf- heartbeat speeds up be- ter preserve the territory truffle and the Barolo are wooded property cleared ity is especially high,’’ said fle hunt, Olivero still gets cause in that moment, we where they grow. The goal two formidable compo- in a way that promotes truffle judge Stefano Com- emotional when Steel know there is something,’’ is to safeguard the symbio- nents. It is a system that truffle growth. etti. “The low tempera- stops his energetic sniff- Olivero said.