MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2017 Seven Repeal of OD in Affordable Essex Care Act County lamented By Gayla Cawley in Lynn Item Staff By Adam Swift LYNN — Essex County FOR THE ITEM was hit hard by the heroin epidemic over the week- LYNN — U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton end, with seven fatal ap- (D-Mass) has been one of the most parent overdoses report- vocal national critics of President ed, nearly half of its 16 Trump’s new administration, mak- fatalities in January. ing appearances on the cable net- In Lynn and Peabody, works and sparking debate across the fatalities from Friday the country. morning to Sunday morn- On Saturday morning, Moulton ing outpaced their num- brought a local focus to a nation- bers in January. al issue, taking part in a roundta- Three people died from ble on the future of the Affordable apparent heroin overdos- Care Act (ACA), more commonly es in Lynn during that referred to as Obamacare, at the time span, while two fa- Lynn Community Health Center. talities were reported “It’s an incredibly important is- last month, according to sue in the community and in the Carrie Kimball Monahan, country, as the Republicans in spokeswoman for the Es- Washington intend to repeal the sex County District Attor- ACA but have nothing to replace it ney’s of ce. with,” said Moulton. In Peabody, two peo- During the hour-long discussion, ple died apparently from Moulton heard from about a dozen overdoses over the week- community members, Lynn Com- end, while there was one PHOTO | PAULA MULLER munity Health Center staff, and lo- reported fatality last cal businesspeople about how they month, Monahan said. State Senator Thomas M. McGee attended a meeting hosted by U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton have bene tted from the Affordable at Lynn Community Health Center to hear from constituents who are at risk by Presi- OD, A7 dent Trump’s repeal of the Affordable Care Act. ACA, A7 Marblehead mesmerized by Syrian refugee’s story By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF MARBLEHEAD — As the legal battle continues over President Donald Trump’s executive order that would temporarily ban all refugees and travel from seven Muslim-major- Saugus’s Wong: ity nations, a Syrian moth- er shared her own refugee story at Unitarian Univer- Rep, restaurateur salist Church of Marble- head on Sunday. The talk, which took and Tai Chi master place in front of about 150 people, was billed as “the By Adam Swift State Rep. human side of a complex FOR THE ITEM Donald Wong teaches a issue,” by organizers of SAUGUS — Breakheart Res- group exercise, the Meeting House Speak- ervation has always been a pop- while Karen er Series. Amira Elamri ular spot for joggers, hikers, and described conditions in families looking to let the kids Barbarisi of Syria, which went from a burn off some energy. East Boston peaceful home for she and But on Saturday morning, listens, during her family, to a war-torn there was a slightly more re- an introducto- country almost instanta-  ective form of physical activi- ry Qigong class neously, and her family’s ty in the Christopher P. Dunne at Breakheart escape from Damascus Visitor Center, thanks to state Reservation on three years ago. Representative Donald Wong Saturday. PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Recently, a federal judge (R-Saugus) and the Friends of blocked Trump’s travel Breakheart Reservation. Wong PHOTO | ALENA KUZUB From left, Renee Keaney, Ann Cohen and Deborah Cherry, all from Mar- ban, which includes Syria, led two guided lessons in Tai blehead, listen as Amira Elamri, a Syrian refugee who lives in Water- and his administration’s Chi and Qigong (pronounced town, talks about her life at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Mar- blehead on Sunday. REFUGEE, A7 WONG, A3

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OBITUARIES ...... A2 COMICS ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-4 HIGH 33° VOL. 139, ISSUE 52 POLICE/FIRE ...... A3 DIVERSIONS ...... A6 CLASSIFIED ...... B5-7 LOW 27° OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2017 OBITUARIES

Ruth T. Snow, 90 Scott E. Baribeau, 41 Francesca Gallo, 87

HOUSTON, Texas — Sandra Strittmatter SAUGUS — Mr. ham, N.H. He also LYNN — Mrs. Fran- Stacey, Jamie Foti Ruth T. Snow Jackson and her husband Scott E. Baribeau, leaves many cousins cesca (Capano) Gal- and his wife Robyn, Pelliter died on Feb. Robert of Glouces- age 41, entered into and friends including lo, 87, of Danvers, Jimmy O’Grady and 2, 2017 at the age of ter, Va.; her brother, rest on Thursday, Feb. Patty Smith of Brain- formerly of Salem his wife, Nellie, Matt 90 in Houston, Texas. Alfred Snow and his 2 at the North Shore tree. and Lynn, passed O’Grady his fiancé, She was born, wife Francis of Rhode Medical Center, Lynn. Donations in away on Friday, Feb. Nicole, Jason Alex- raised and lived most Island, grandchil- Born in Lynn and Scott’s name may 3, 2017. Francesca ander and his wife, of her life in Lynn. dren, Lisa and Robert raised in Saugus, he be made to Make- was the beloved wife Alyssa, Sean Alexan- She is predeceased Cassey, Brian Kimber- was the son of Cyn- A-Wish Foundation of the late Pietro Gal- der and his wife, Bre- by her parents Alfred ly Douglas and Adam thia A. (Rowell) and of Greater Boston, lo, to whom she was anna, Jay and Ashley and Daisy Snow of Lynn and Colburn, all of Texas, Jason and Edward R. Baribeau. He was 1 Bulfinch Place, Boston, MA married for 48 years. Tucker; the great-grandmother daughter Debbie Cassey of Tex- Kevin Whipple of Beverly and a clerk at the Walgreens on 02114. Born in Cardinale, Italy, she of Amelia, Cooper, Atia and as. Surviving are her daughters, 13 great-grandchildren. Route 1, Essex Street, Sau- Service information: Rela- was the daughter of the late Livia Foti and AnaBella and Susan Jackson and her hus- Service information: A gus for 20 years. Scott was tives and friends are invited Pietro and Vittoria (Chiera) Sophia Alexander; the dear band Tony of Houston, Texas, private memorial is being a 1994 graduate of Winthrop to attend visiting hours in the Capano. She came to the sister of Vittorio Capano of Donna Whipple of Beverly and planned. High School. He had a great BISBEE-PORCELLA Funer- U.S. in 1971 and resided in Nahant; and the aunt of sev- sense of adventure and loved al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Lynn until moving to Salem eral nieces and nephews. to travel. Saugus, on Tuesday from 4-8 in 1988. In addition to be- Service information: Fran- In addition to his parents, p.m. Funeral service in the ing a devoted wife, mother, cesca’s funeral will be held Virginia L. Healy, 81 Scott leaves his uncles, Ste- funeral home on Wednesday grandmother and great-grand- on Wednesday, Feb. 8, at 11 ven G. Baribeau of Springfield, at 11 a.m. Interment Pine mother, she was an avid gar- a.m. from the CUFFE-Mc- David V. Rowell and his wife Grove Cemetery, Lynn. For dener and cook. She loved GINN Funeral Home, 157 Joanie of Atkinson, N.H., aunt directions and condolences to crochet and taught many Maple St., Lynn, followed by DANVERS — Mrs. her late husband, Kathleen Baribeau of Effing- www.BisbeePorcella.com. children from Salem the craft. a funeral Mass at 12 p.m. Virginia Louise (Han- Robert, also lived She worked for many years at at St. Pius V Church, 215 son) Healy 81, of in New Hampshire, Lynn and Union Hospitals. Maple St., Lynn. Burial will Danvers, formerly of Vermont, and resided Francesca was the loving follow in Pine Grove Cem- Lynn and Colorado in Colorado Springs, mother of Vittoria Foti of Bil- etery, Lynn. Relatives and Springs, Colo., died Colo., for more than Jeanne M. Welch, 65 lerica and her late husband friends are invited. Visitation Feb. 1, 2017 at the 23 years until she 1951-2017 Robert, Rosetta O’Grady and will be held from 4-8 p.m. on Twin Oaks Nursing moved to Danvers in her husband, Francis of Sau- Tuesday, Feb. 7, in the funer- Home in Danvers. 2015. SWAMPSCOTT — Keelyn Welch of Na- gus, the late Maria Alexander al home. In lieu of flowers, Born in Lynn, she Virginia is survived Jeanne M. (Poulin) hant, Dina Pass and and her husband, John of donations in Francesca’s was the daughter of the late by her daughter Robin Healy Welch, 65, of her husband, Thom- Salem, Nicholas Gallo and memory may be made to the Justin and Regina (Doucette) and her husband Eric Crane Swampscott, passed as of Swampscott his wife, Concetta of George- Alzheimer’s Association MA Hanson. She was raised and of Danvers, her son, Clifford away peacefully on and Katie Bowsfield town, Grace Tucker and her Chapter, 480 Pleasant St., educated in Lynn and attend- Healy and his wife Leonor of Saturday, Feb. 4, and her husband, husband, John of Wenham, Watertown, MA 02472 or via ed Lynn English High School. Converse, Texas, her grand- 2017, at the Ka- Eric of Arlington, and Rita Gallo of Danvers; www.alz.com. For the online Mrs. Healy had been em- children, Chloe Hannan, Skye plan Family Hospice her sister, Suzanne the cherished grandmother of guestbook please visit www. ployed with General Electric Healy, Piper Healy, Krystal House in Danvers, Heidebrecht of Christopher Foti and his wife, cuffemcginn.com. and the Eastern Bank and Hayes, and Bobby Healy, a with her loving family Swampscott, her Trust Company at the down- great-granddaughter, and sev- by her side. Jeanne was born brother, Edward Poulin and town Lynn branch. eral nieces and nephews. She on July 22, 1951, in Methuen, his wife, Gayle of Nahant, her A loving wife, mother, and was the sister of the late Rob- the daughter of the late Lio- grandson, Thomas Michael MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS grandmother, Virginia was ert and Justin Hanson. nel Soucy and Sylviane (Bi- Pass and granddaughter, devoted to her husband and Service information: Her envenue). She was raised in Kayla Jean Pass and her par- Smoking around medical School offers support family. She and her husband funeral services are private. Nahant and educated in both ents, Maurice and Sylviane were long-time dedicated Assisting the family with the Nahant and Lynn. She gradu- (Bienvenue) Poulin of Nah- oxygen likely cause after boy dies in accidental members of the Bethany Con- arrangements is the PETER- ated from Lynn English High ant. She was predeceased by of fatal fire shooting gregational Church in Lynn. SON-O’DONNELL Funeral School. She received her as- her son, Michael Leo. Several She had a passion for animals Home 167 Maple St., (Rt. sociate’s degree in early child- nieces, nephews and cousins HAVERHILL (AP) — DUDLEY (AP) — School and enjoyed many family pets 62) Danvers. In lieu of flow- hood education from NSCC. also survive her. Massachusetts fire offi- officials in a Massachu- throughout her life. Family ers, expressions of sympathy Jeanne was a loyal and hard Service information: Fam- cials say smoking around setts town are offering was paramount in Virginia’s may be made in Virginia’s working day care provider at ily and friends are invited a medical oxygen system support to community life. She relished time spent memory to Best Friends Rainbow Day Care in Swamp- to call on Wednesday, Feb. was the likely cause of a members grieving after with her beloved husband Animal Society www.best- scott for many years. She had 8, 2017, from 4–8 p.m. at fatal fire in Haverhill. an 11-year-old student and family. She will be deeply friends.org/donate. To share touched the lives of thousands CUFFE-McGINN Funeral A 68-year-old man died accidentally shot himself missed. a memory or offer a con- of children over the years. She Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, in a house fire that start- in the head and died. A longtime resident of the dolence, please visit www. loved spending time with her MA 01904. Her funeral will ed around 4 a.m. Satur- Gregg Desto, superinten- City of Lynn, Virginia and odonnellfuneralservice.com. grandchildren. She also loved begin on Thursday, Feb. 9, day morning. dent of the Dudley-Charl- teaching kids how to swim in 2017, at the funeral home at The State Fire Mar- ton Regional School Dis- her backyard pool. She was 9 a.m. with a Mass of Chris- shal’s Office said the trict, said counselors will be well known for her legendary tian Burial at 10 a.m. at St. victim, who hasn’t been on hand this coming school William Ahearn, 86 St. Patrick’s Day parties over John the Evangelist Church, identified, likely fell week at Dudley Middle and the years. Her family and day 174 Humphrey St., Swamp- asleep smoking in his Dudley Elementary schools care families meant the world scott, MA 01907. Burial will first floor apartment unit, after they were made avail- to her. Jeanne will be sadly follow in Swampscott Ceme- and medical oxygen being able Sunday at the middle PEABODY — Wil- Reading. In addition, missed by all who knew her. tery. Donations are request- used in the residence school. liam “Bill” Ahearn, William had seven She is survived by her hus- ed to the Kaplan Family Hos- accelerated the fire. The 6th grade student age 86, of Peabody, grandchildren; Bil- band, Thomas F. Welch of pice House, 78 Liberty St., Second floor residents died Friday in the town passed away at the ly, Ashton, Curtis, Swampscott, her daughters; Danvers, MA 01923. were able to escape with located on the Connecti- Kaplan Family Hos- Katie, Scott, Shane minor injuries. cut state line. pice House, Danvers, and Kevin and, one on Feb. 2, 2017. Son great-grandchild, Ky- of the late William lie. and Marie “Mary” William was pre- Travelers arrive in US to hugs (Desjardins) Ahearn, deceased by two sis- of Lynn. William was raised ters, Kathleen “Kay” McMahon and educated in Lynn, where of Lynn and Eleanor Dion of he graduated from St. Mary’s Salem. He is survived by two and tears after ban is lifted High School in 1947. After brothers, Robert Ahearn of high school, William enlisted North Carolina and Donald By Denise Lavoie gate at Kennedy with a in the United States Marine Ahearn of Peabody. and Williams Mathis huge smile and tears in her Corps. In 1952, while serving William was passionate ASSOCIATED PRESS eyes as her brothers greet- in Korea he was wounded in about sports. He loved golf ed her with joyful hugs. action and later awarded the and bowling, and was proud BOSTON — Travelers “I’m very happy. I hav- Purple Heart. After an hon- of the many trophies he won. from the seven predomi- en’t seen my brothers for orable discharge, William He enjoyed playing cards, tak- nantly Muslim countries nine years,” she said. worked for a short time at ing cruises, and was a huge targeted by President Tajrostami had tried to Coca-Cola before becoming fan of Boston Sports, espe- Donald Trump enjoyed fly to the U.S. from Turkey a U.S. Postal worker. William cially the Red Sox. tearful reunions with over a week ago but was worked as a letter carrier for Service information: Vis- loved ones in the U.S. on turned away. 25 years throughout the city iting hours will take place Sunday after a federal “I was crying and was judge swept the ban aside. of Salem, but was primarily on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2017, so disappointed,” she said. Airlines around the assigned to the Witchcraft from 4-8 p.m., at MURPHY “Everything I had in mind, world allowed people to Heights area. Funeral Home, 85 Federal what I was going to do, I board flights as usual to William married Muriel St. (corner of North Street), was so disappointed about the United States. One Millett of Salem. The couple Salem, MA 01970. A Mass of everything. I thought it lawyer waiting at New resided in Salem for many Christian Burial will be cele- was all over.” York’s Kennedy Airport years where they raised five brated at St. Mary’s Church, Tajrostami said she PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said visa and green-card children. He is survived by 8 S. Common St., Lynn, MA hopes to study art in the holders from Iraq and Iranian-born bioengineer researcher Nima his children; Kathleen Garrett 01902 at 10:30 a.m. on U.S. and plans to join her Iran were encountering no Enayati holds up his boarding pass at the Mi- and her husband Bill, of Aus- Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2017. husband in Dallas soon. problems as they arrived. lan’s Malpensa International airport in Busto tin, Texas, Maureen Ahearn of Interment will take place at He moved from Iran six “It’s business as usual,” Peabody, William Ahearn and Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. months ago, has a green Arsizio, Italy, Sunday, as he gets ready to board said Camille Mackler, of his wife Maryanne of Salem, For additional information card and is working at a a flight to New York’s JFK International Airport. the New York Immigra- Dr. Karen Szczechowicz or online guestbook car dealership. tion Coalition. and her husband Scott please visit www.Mur- Similar scenes played effect, according to the ists from slipping into the Fariba Tajrostami, a of Middleton and Ei- phyFuneralHome.com out across the U.S. two State Department. 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All address information, particularly 11:48 a.m. Sunday at Essex Theft Rockway Road, was arrested ed there was no breaking and arrests, reflect police records. In the and Joyce streets; at 1:08 p.m. and charged with open and entering. The motel owners were event of a perceived inaccuracy, it Sunday at 58 Mall St. A report of motor vehicle theft gross lewdness at 3:36 p.m. concerned for the damages to at 6:06 a.m. Friday at 139 Em- is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of a motor vehicle hit Saturday. the doors; at 11:07 p.m. Friday 110 Munroe St. and run accident at 8:25 a.m. pire St.; at 8:55 a.m. Friday at Alan Thomas Olivole, 36, of at 46 Highland Park and 10 cerned party to contact the relevant P.O. Box 5 Friday at 15 Parkland Ave.; at 156 Beacon Hill Ave.; at 9:39 74 Washington St., was arrest- Northend St. A caller reported Lynn, MA 01903 police department and have the 12:22 p.m. Sunday at Cumber- a.m. Saturday at 139 Empire ed and charged with OUI liquor someone was playing with their Customer Service department issue a notice of correc- land Farms at 668 Chestnut St. St.; at 12:07 p.m. Saturday at second offense and malicious dogs in the yard and was being Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or A report of a motor vehicle 616 Washington St. destruction of property at 1:18 loud; at 10:01 p.m. Saturday at Connecting clarifications will not be made without accident with personal injury at A report of a larceny at 5:48 a.m. Sunday. 5 Bragg St. All Departments: express notice of change from the ar- 3:39 p.m. Friday at Shaw’s Su- p.m. Friday at 12 Ellis St.; at Jenell Marie Thames, 34, of A report of a road rage inci- 781-593-7700 2:18 p.m. Saturday at 1 State resting police department. permarket at 43 State St. 12 Pope St., Apt. A404, Salem, dent at 6:59 p.m. Saturday at 2 Ext. 2 St.; at 10:25 p.m. Saturday at was arrested and charged with Johnson St. and 596 Lowell St. Classi ed Advertising Assaults 7 Southside Ave. receiving stolen property, ar- A caller reported the incident classi [email protected] LYNN restee furnishing a false name/ took place over stopping at a A report of an assault at 6:54 Subscriptions MARBLEHEAD social security number, posses- stop sign. The suspect report- [email protected] Arrests a.m. Friday on Boston Street; at sion of a burglarious instrument edly threw hot coffee onto the 6:46 p.m. Saturday on Kingsley and on a warrant at 9:19 p.m. victim’s lap. An officer spoke Circulation Willy Castillo, 31, of 16 Terrace. Accidents [email protected] Brownville Ave., was arrested Saturday. with both people involved and A report of an assault and reported that coffees were Ext. 3 and charged with OUI liquor at A report of a motor vehicle Jacqueline S. Tsesmelis, 51, battery at 10:54 a.m. Satur- accident at 1:58 p.m. Friday on of 7 Keys Drive, Apt. 8, was ar- thrown at each other’s vehicles. Newsroom 5:13 a.m. Sunday. day on Lynnway; at 12:10 a.m. Atlantic Avenue; at 5:58 p.m. rested and charged with OUI li- Both people didn’t wish to pur- [email protected] Michael Collins, 24, of 11 Sunday on Munroe Street; at [email protected] Saturday on Atlantic Avenue. quor, leaving the scene of prop- sue the matter. Rantoul Ave., was arrested and 12:53 a.m. Sunday on Chest- Ext. 4 charged with two counts of as- erty damage and marked lanes nut Street. Fire violation at 8:14 p.m. Friday. Overdose Sports sault and battery with a dan- [email protected] gerous weapon and on warrant Breaking and Entering A report of an outside fire at Accidents A report of an overdose at Ext. 5 charges of assault and battery 9:27 p.m. Saturday on Story 7:26 p.m. Friday on Bradford with a dangerous weapon and Retail and Online A report of a breaking and en- Terrace. Police reported it was A report of a motor vehicle Road; at 10:15 a.m. Saturday assault with a dangerous weap- Advertising tering at 4:56 a.m. Friday at 10 an outside pit. accident at 5:41 p.m. Friday on Brown Street. The person [email protected] on at 5:55 a.m. Saturday. Sewall St.; at 11:27 a.m. Friday at 378 Lynnfield St. and Bar- was taken to Union Hospital Hector Fuentes, 33, of 30 at 20 Wheeler St.; at 6:38 p.m. Complaints and was reportedly deceased. ADVERTISING Franklin St., was arrested and tholomew Street; at 7:38 p.m. Friday art 7 Frederick Circle. Friday at Corkscrew Liquors at Ernie Carpenter, Jr. charged with disorderly con- A report of a motor vehicle A caller reported her daugh- Theft Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 duct at 4:03 a.m. Saturday. 23 Central St.; at 7:11 a.m. [email protected] breaking and entering at 12:29 ter’s iPhone was stolen from a Saturday at 21 Caller St. Davia Gunderman, of 25 p.m. Friday at 20 Wheeler St.; classroom at Marblehead High A report of a larceny at 3:45 Bob Gunther Bowler St., was arrested on A report of a motor vehicle hit p.m. Friday at Peabody Car- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 at 2:03 p.m. Friday at 95 Pleas- School at 3:11 p.m. Friday on and run accident at 8:14 p.m. [email protected] warrant charges of OUI drugs ant St.; art 9:40 a.m. Saturday Humphrey Street. She reported wash at 27 Central St. $1,500 and unlicensed operation of a Friday at Scrubbles at 23B Cen- in cash was reported stolen; at Joseph Mastrorio III at 25 Arlington St. it to high school authorities, but tral St. Jacqueline S. Tsesmelis, Vice President / Advertising and motor vehicle at 8:14 p.m. Fri- was told she should tell police. 1:09 p.m. Saturday at 12 Mag- Business Development, ext. 1315 day. 51, of 7 Keys Drive, Apt. 8, was nolia Way; at 3:35 p.m. Satur- Complaints A caller reported that for arrested for OUI liquor. [email protected] Pamela Hurley, 51, of 534 years, kids have been “doing day at 174 Lynn St. A lost or Ralph Mitchell Essex St., was arrested and A report of a disturbance at things” to his house at 7:56 stolen wallet was reported. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 Complaints charged with two counts of 12:16 a.m. Friday at Mobil Gas a.m. Saturday on Village Street. [email protected] Station at 512 Chestnut St.; at breaking and entering daytime He wanted to speak to police A resident reported hearing Vandalism Patricia Whalen 6:01 a.m. Friday at Nina’s Mar- for a felony, two counts of larce- about the legality of the situa- gunshots at 6:23 p.m. Friday Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 ket at 51 Essex St.; at 12:05 A report of vandalism at [email protected] ny and receiving stolen property tion. at 27 Livingston Drive. Police p.m. Friday at Century North 4:02 p.m. Friday at 212 Bar- at 11:47 a.m. Friday. A report of kids jumping in checked the area and spoke Shore Bank at 2 State St.; at tholomew St. A caller reported BUSINESS OFFICE Ronaldo Lopez, 45, of 10 the road at 8:20 p.m. Satur- with several neighbors, who Beth Bresnahan Jones Terrace, was arrested and 12:32 p.m. Friday at 11 Olive his mailbox was vandalized. Po- day at Atlantic Avenue and Lu- confirmed them to be fireworks. lice reported it was one several Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 charged on a courtesy booking St.; at 1:47 p.m. Friday at 44 cia Road. Police reported the [email protected] Arlington St.; at 2:37 p.m. Fri- A report of suspicious activ- vandalized in the area; at 6:58 at 10:21 a.m. Sunday. youths were spoken to. ity at 7:42 p.m. Friday at 116 Susan J. Conti day at Express Checkout at 340 p.m. Friday at 157 Lynnfield St. Brandon Norden, 23, of 15 A report of a disturbance at Foster St. A caller reported two Controller, ext. 1288 Spring St., Stoneham, was Washington St.; at 2:51 p.m. A smashed back window was 10:59 p.m. Saturday on Nich- people pulled the AC unit out [email protected] arrested and charged with as- Friday at 7-Eleven at 264 Es- reported; at 7:58 p.m. Satur- olson Street. and climbed through the win- Ted Grant sault and battery and assault sex St.; at 3:17 p.m. Friday at day at Northshore Mall at 210N dow into the first floor apart- Publisher, ext. 1234 and battery with a dangerous 178 Chestnut St.; at 3:22 p.m. Andover St. A caller reported his [email protected] ment. Police entered through weapon at 2:26 p.m. Friday. Friday at 300 Lynn Shore Drive; NAHANT vehicle was vandalized in the Marian Kinney the front door, spoke with the Alaina Rodriguez, 20, of 172 at 12:36 a.m. Saturday at 72 parking lot. ext. 1212 two people and reported every- [email protected] Prospect St., Wakefield, was Fayette St.; at 12:45 a.m. Sat- Arrests arrested and charged with tres- urday at 187 Washington St.; at thing was in order; at 8:57 p.m. Will Kraft Walter Salguero, 31, of 57 SWAMPSCOTT passing at 4:07 p.m. Saturday. 2:58 a.m. Saturday at 2 Rogers Friday at 85 Main St. A woman Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 Juniper St., Lawrence, was ar- reported she was in her vehicle [email protected] Marc Rosen, of 62 Water St., Ave.; at 3:33 a.m. Saturday at rested and charged with OUI Accidents Beverly, was arrested on war- 501 Washington St.; at 10:03 when a man opened the door Jennifer Perez liquor, reckless operation of ext. 1205 rant charges of attempted mur- a.m. Saturday at 7 Graves Ave.; to her vehicle. She was able to A report of a motor vehicle [email protected] der and assault and battery at at 5:44 p.m. Saturday at 395 a motor vehicle, unlicensed drive away and the man fell to accident at 7:49 a.m. Friday operation of a motor vehicle Carolina Trujillo 5:29 p.m. Friday. Lynnway; at 6:47 p.m. Satur- the ground. He was described at Essex Street and Hillcrest Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 day at 98 Boston St.; at 12:44 and marked lanes violation at as white, 30 to 35 years old, Circle; at 5:29 p.m. Friday at [email protected] Accidents a.m. Sunday at 130 Union St.; 12:57 a.m. Sunday. with curly hair; at 8:16 p.m. Vinnin Liquors at 371 Paradise Jim Wilson at 1:48 a.m. Sunday at 8 Joyce Saturday at 9 Jefferson Road Road. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 A report of a motor vehicle and 10 Carol Ann Road. A res- A report of a motor vehicle [email protected] St.; at 2:26 a.m. Sunday at 122 PEABODY accident at 3:40 a.m. Friday Essex St.; at 9:04 a.m. Sunday ident reported a male chasing hit and run accident at 1:13 CIRCULATION at Essex and Sheridan streets; at 9 Dana St.; at 9:56 a.m. Arrests a female down the street. Po- a.m. Saturday on Essex Street; Lisa Mahmoud at 10:18 p.m. Friday at Wen- Sunday at 83 Memorial Park lice reported kids playing in at 12:34 p.m. Saturday at Stop Manager, ext. 1239 dy’s at 116 Boston St.; at 1:47 Ismalia Bobb, 38, of 227 the area with no disturbance; & Shop at 450 Paradise Road. [email protected] Ave.; at 12:11 p.m. Sunday at p.m. Saturday at 16 Chestnut 9 Needhams Landing Road. Maple St., Lynn, was arrested at 1:18 a.m. Sunday at 17 Theft CLASSIFIED St.; at 7:19 p.m. Saturday on A report of a gunshot at 6:11 and charged with shoplifting by Ellsworth Road. A person was A report of a larceny at 9:47 Abbe Young Smith Baltimore Street; at 7:31 p.m. a.m. Saturday at 36 Surfside concealing merchandise, ma- caught slashing tires belonging a.m. Saturday at 470 Puritan Manager, ext. 1276 Saturday at Boston and Ford Road. licious destruction of property to a resident. Alan Thomas Ol- Road. [email protected] streets; at 8:39 p.m. Satur- and possession of a burglar- ivole, 36, of 74 Washington St., Vandalism Kerry Smith day at 181b Hamilton Ave.; at ious instrument at 2:43 p.m. was arrested. A report of vandalism at 6:18 Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 Overdose [email protected] 11:58 p.m. Saturday at Mag- Saturday. A report of a disturbance at p.m. Friday at 400 Paradise nolia and Peary avenues; at A report of an overdose at Nathan Adam Jacques, 35, 9:45 p.m. Friday at Plaza Mo- Road. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg Gorsuch seems to be qualified, Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant T J   News Editor Gordon R. Hall W   J. K Monica Connell Healey Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton unlike other Trump choices J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Chairman Confession: I felt relief this week Gore in Gore vs. Bush in 2000. stick in the eye of the Republican lead- P ‘  Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 at the president’s nomination of Neil He was the first Justice Department ership, isn’t it a classic case of payback? Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court. official to admit publicly that the It certainly is. You need not be nu- Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 This isn’t because I agree with agency committed an ethical lapse anced reader of political fallout to Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Gorsuch on many — perhaps any — when it argued in favor of interning note that Republicans have paid pret- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 hot-button issues: reproductive rights, Japanese-American citizens during ty much zero price for consigning the Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 environmental regulation, health World War II. Perhaps not inciden- Merrick nomination to perpetual lim- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 care and other topics of ideological tally, he is also the son of Indian im- bo. They have it coming, whispers an Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 warfare in our bifurcated society. A migrants (the point is taken, though, angry, vengeful little demon perching John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 widely circulated SCOTUS graphic that some progressives are question- on my shoulder. Let them have a bit- that places Gorsuch’s patrician head ing Katyal for his failure to mention ter jolt of their own noxious medicine. a little ways right of that of the late in the op-ed that he now represents That’s the other argument, the “no Antonin Scalia, whom he proposes to corporate clients who could have cas- quarter” combat cry, in a Kevlar nut- replace, makes that plain. es decided by the high court). shell: Fight and protest, protest and But I was deeply relieved to note But his message is pretty straight- fight. Anything less means cratering that Gorsuch, an able and experi- forward: Gorsuch is a deeply conser- to crazy, giving in before misrule and enced jurist, is clearly qualified to vative pick, but not a crazy one. It’s blunt bullying force. It’s tempting. EDITORIAL function normally as a member of not quite like — oh, I don’t know — Yet Katyal persuaded me — just the court. He possesses the mental putting a rich and clueless shill for barely — with this: equipment necessary to serve as a private schools in charge of public ed- “I, for one, wish it were a Democrat justice, even if his presence tilts the ucation, or installing a scorched-earth choosing the next justice,” he wrote. panel further to the right. chaos-spinning nationalist warlock as “But since that is not to be, one ba- Clara Zamejtis This is no small deal, taking into the top adviser in the executive office. sic criterion should be paramount: Is account some of the actions that Yes, it is hard to sit down and pa- the nominee someone who will stand have emerged from the hyperactive tiently examine this argument amid up for the rule of law and say no to mouth, pen and Twitter account our the chaos and hypocrisy this confir- made a difference a president or Congress that strays new president during his first two mation process brings up. Senate beyond the Constitution and laws?” Lynn native Clara Zamejtis died last Wednesday weeks (two weeks!) in office. Consid- Republicans, as every schoolchild Gorsuch, Katyal says, has proved at the age of 96 after a nearly century-long life ering that the nominee could have knows, resorted to unprecedented ob- himself committed to judicial inde- that saw her spend 27 years on the Police Depart- been a moose, a cabbage or a bowl structionism last year in flatly refus- ment. of screws, defended by a chorus of ing to consider Obama nominee Mer- pendence and has pointedly written Zamejtis’ career overlapped a time period in straight-faced White House gran- rick B. Garland for the court vacancy. that judges must be above the policy American law enforcement when women working dees as an “alternative person,” Gor- Why? Because they could. Garland, whims of political administrations. in police stations held clerical jobs or they were such represents an unprecedented a revered jurist who was viewed as Right now, nothing could be more classified as police matrons. Zamejtis was a police- high point in executive wisdom from a supremely qualified moderate — important. Nothing. woman and like many women who worked in law the current administration. Katyal calls him “perhaps the most Yes, there is a lot at stake. And yes, enforcement in 20th-century America, she saw the So I inclined, albeit reluctantly, qualified nominee ever for the high the views Gorsuch has expressed ugly side of society. toward what I informally call the court” — was the nominee of an have not been a lot of people’s po- Zamejtis and her colleagues got a close-up and “Katyal position,” which articulates incumbent Democratic president. litical cup-o’-tea. Senate Democrats personal look at the ugly world of prostitution this perspective. Neal Katyal, a Republican lawmakers were deter- should question him closely and during an era when human sex trafficking wasn’t Georgetown law professor and for- mined to trample tradition in the thoroughly about those views. a catch phrase, much less a prosecutable crime. mer acting solicitor general, argued interests of ideology. But I hope they’ll also keep in They met and tried to help women drug addicts in an op-ed piece published Wednes- There’s no fig leaf for such naked mind that right now, an unyield- in an age long before detox and rehabilitation cen- day by the New York Times that if placement of political self-interest ing commitment to judicial inde- ters were places where addicts could turn for help. confirmed, “Gorsuch would help to above national welfare. Legislators pendence — and against executive They also saw and tried to sort out the destruction restore confidence in the rule of law.” didn’t even bother to pretend there interference — may turn out to be and damage caused by abusive relationships in The person making this observa- was. the most important qualification a which women were victims long before the advent tion isn’t just some guy, some talking- So now Senate Democrats have a SCOTUS nominee can have. of strict domestic violence laws, shelter programs head hack from a previous adminis- choice: Go along, or get even? The D’s and counseling. tration: Katyal has progressive bona don’t have an awful lot of heft these Jacquielynn Floyd is a columnist Women working in law enforcement a half cen- fides: He has argued for Guantana- days, but they have the numbers to for the Dallas Morning News. Read- tury ago were portrayed in movies or television as mo detainees, for the Affordable Care delay or even derail this nomination. ers may email her at jfloyd@dallas- Act; he served as co-counsel for Al news.com compassionate, heart-of-gold angels or predators If Democrats act uniformly to poke a looking for opportunities to exploit vulnerable women. Both images are the stuff of fiction and don’t reflect the work women such as Zamejtis did in police stations around the country to save other women from seemingly hopeless fates. The popular 20th-century image of prostitutes as gum-snap- ping, sharp-tongued women in high heels filing into a police station past a line of amused male cops did not reflect the reality Zamejtis and other policewomen witnessed. The truth about prostitution glossed over or ignored by society included a nightmare world where drug addiction drove women to sell their bodies, and violence at the hands of pimps kept prostitutes on the street. Cops such as Zamejtis could look beyond labels like “women of the night” to see women enslaved by drugs and violence. They also saw the horrible reality of domestic violence at a time when police officers were not trained or equipped with protocols to stop abus- ers and protect abused women. Expressions like, “She must have had it coming,” or, “Geez, he’s a great guy, he’d never hit a woman,” rang louder than cries for help from women living in deadly domestic situations. Laws, training and programs all provide 21st-century protections to women facing abuse. Tragically, women still die at the hands of abus- ers, but it is worth thinking about the women vic- timized by sexual exploiters or abusers decades ago who were shown a path out of Hell by cops such as Clara Zamejtis.

ILLUSTRATION | STEVE SACK JERRY FRANKLIN Journalists showing steadfast determination to call out lies

During the New England Pa- alike — we all have a job to do. tive facts,” which are antithetical the presentation of facts. We We will do this by reporting triots run to the 2015 Super And we need do it better than to our understanding of truth, remain committed each day to the truth and vetting facts — Bowl, head coach Bill Belichick ever, regardless of what the and serve only to increase our helping the public better under- real facts. By holding our elected famously and curtly defined the president or anyone else may divisions and obfuscate reality. stand what is going on in the officials — as well as others in team’s mission in three simple think of us. This kind of language and decep- world, and to do so fairly, accu- powerful positions — account- words, words that still apply as The simple fact is our indus- tion does not move us forward in rately, diligently and with con- able to those they represent and the team prepares to play in yet try is under attack right now. any way, nor does it serve a cit- viction. whose lives they greatly influ- another Super Bowl this Sunday: Trust, truth, facts and account- izenry that is smart, discerning, In a 1963 speech, The Wash- ence. And by inviting all people “Do your job.” ability — these are the tenets critical thinking and deserving ington Post’s Publisher Philip to participate in conversations Words to live by for a champi- that make up the foundation of of hearing the truth, regardless Graham famously said jour- about current affairs that will onship team, and words to live the free press, a freedom that of what it may be. nalists have the “inescapably help to inform our fellow citi- by for a team even more essen- has been envied and modeled So, the truth is under attack impossible task of providing … zens. tial to our country’s success: throughout the world since our and we as journalists are un- a first rough draft of history.” We must not cower in the face American journalists. nation was founded. As others der attack. And when being at- The challenge in those words of pressure and hostility. The Journalists across America do have noted before, the press is tacked, we must respond in the remains today, as history can truth matters. Our democracy is their jobs every day to report the the one profession mentioned in best way we know — by doing only be recorded and shared if counting on it. truth. In the face of a new presi- the United States Constitution; our jobs and staying focused on grounded in absolute truth. We’ll show the public exactly dential administration that has that alone underscores the im- the truth. Building on Mr. Graham’s who we are, every day, by doing treated the Fourth Estate with portance of our role. The good news is that news words, the message to our col- our jobs. We always have. open hostility, our job is essen- Unfortunately, today and every organizations aren’t wilting un- leagues is this: Let us work inde- tial. This call is clear to publish- day since the inauguration, we der the pressure. The response pendently and together to report Jerry Franklin is president ers and producers, editors and have seen journalists targeted we have seen over the past two the truth, to hold the powerful to and CEO of the Connecticut photographers, beat reporters for doing their jobs and serving weeks shows a steadfast com- account and to keep the words Public Broadcasting Network. and broadcasters from the pub- the public trust. We must — and mitment to the highest stan- “journalism” and “trust” togeth- He wrote this for the Hartford lic and privately held media do — reject terms like “alterna- dards of journalistic ethics and er in the same sentence. Courant. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Wedding is not the stage for ex-best friends’ drama A fine line between plus and minus DEAR ABBY: One of trician said this would be Andrew Lloyd Webber said, doubled that and, on less firm my best friends just got Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van the last year I would be in “What strikes me is that ground, North’s correction to engaged and I’m invited to Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, the room while he exam- there’s a very fine line be- five diamonds. the wedding. My problem and was founded by her mother, ined my sons. tween success and failure. There is a reliable rule: is, my ex-best friend is in the bridal party, and I Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at I don’t understand why I Just one ingredient can make When the opponents are sac- don’t know how to act if I DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los should have to leave if my the difference.” rificing, lead a trump. Here, see her and have to talk to Angeles, CA 90069. children are OK with my Sometimes, that ingredient as long as West then wins her. She terminated our being there. My sons are is being in the right place at the first and second rounds friendship without giving steer clear of the nasty Maybe you could teach comfortable with me, and I the right time, not pure talent. of clubs to continue leading me a reason. Not only bridesmaid, if you can. some of these folks some am an only parent. It In today’s deal, what do you trumps, the defenders will that, she has been spread- That way, if there is any manners. think of the auction, and what ing lies about me to mutu- seems to me that more take three club tricks for down drama at either function, should West have led against al friends, some of whom and more rights are being one. you won’t be the person GROSSED OUT IN now refuse to talk to me. taken away from parents. five diamonds? At the table, West started who created it, and the FLORIDA North, especially given the I have no idea what I did person who will look bad Am I out of line for feeling with a spade. Now declarer DEAR GROSSED favorable vulnerability, might or didn’t do. No one knows will be the troublemaker. this way? played on clubs, eventually why she is spreading ru- OUT: Please don’t think have made a three-heart benefiting from the 3-3 break, mors, and I don’t want DEAR ABBY: Could you are alone with your EXAM ROOM OFF- weak jump overcall, but that losing only two clubs and there to be drama at my frustration because I’m you please explain why so LIMITS would not have worked well scoring plus 550. friend’s wedding and many people blow their asked this question a lot. I here. South, fearing a bad bachelorette party. What noses at the supper table? agree that listening to DEAR OFF-LIMITS: misfit, would probably have can I do? You would think older someone honk like a mi- Yes, if you trust your sons’ grating goose is unpleas- passed throughout. When UNSURE IN THE folks would know better, doctor, which I hope you North passed, East added 3 but it seems like they are ant. That’s why the rule of do. By ages 13 and 14, your WEST etiquette states that those points for his singleton and the worst offenders. I see a sons are maturing into who need to clear their made a game-invitational lim- DEAR UNSURE: If lot of this in restaurants manhood. As their hor- your former best friend is or the cafeteria. I not only heads excuse themselves it raise. Now South might have unwilling to explain why consider it rude but also from the table. If someone mones and bodies change, bid four no-trump to show his she ended the friendship gross. must perform this function they may have questions minor two-suiter, but with lon- and has been spreading Why can’t people excuse at the table, it should be and concerns they would ger and stronger diamonds, false rumors, you can’t themselves from the table limited to tiny dabs with a be more comfortable — he chose to intervene with tissue to prevent a drip. force her. Obviously, her and leave the room to do and less embarrassed — four diamonds. In a way West malicious lies haven’t had it? I generally go to the talking to a male doctor any effect on the bride. ladies room or, if I’m home, DEAR ABBY: I am the did well to bid four spades, about than their mother. Go to the party and the go into another room. My mom of two sons, ages 13 because it would have made, wedding, mingle with mother and brother do and 14. When I took them Privacy in the examina- but it persuaded South to per- those who haven’t chosen this — and it’s disgusting! for their annual physical tion room would give them severe with five clubs. West sides, be gracious and What is your view on this? last summer, their pedia- the chance to do that.

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Obamacare has From A1 cause it couldn’t go up to Care Act and their fears if created a great opportu- the 15th floor without a it is repealed. nity to bring those costs appeal of the decision was pump. The Lynn Communi- down, bring people out of denied. Elamri said she had to ty Health Center serves the emergency rooms, and Elamri, 32, said before keep a schedule for when 39,000 people annually, find a better way to care the war her family lived the family could do laun- according to Lori Abrams for people.” in a very quiet and peace- dry, shower and cook. In Berry, the center’s CEO. While the politics of the ful way in Syria. She said winter, they had to wear Before the ACA passed, ACA was never far from there was no problem at coats inside the apart- 40 percent of those people everyone’s mind at the all, as Syria was a mixture ment, because there was had no insurance. Today, roundtable discussion, it of Christian and Islam. no heat. that number is under 15 was the personal stories People lived in harmony. In 2013, Elamri said the percent, Berry said. that had the greatest emo- “Just a day, a single day family got a U.S. visa, but That increase in the tional impact of the morn- flipped all of that upside didn’t want to use it. They number of patients who ing. down,” Elamri said. “No- received threats in Syr- have insurance has a huge Deb Debski has been body knew that was com- ia, and decided to move impact on the ability to battling a rare autoim- ing and that’s why, do not to Lebanon, where they run and fund the health mune disease that was take anything for grant- opened a business. center, Berry said. destroying her liver and ed. And always be grate- “But also, threats kept State Sen. Thomas M. needed a transplant in or- ful for everything you coming and we decided to McGee noted how former der to live. While she said have. I took it for granted. take the chance and use Governor Mitt Romney she is doing well now, she And I thought that what the U.S. visa,” Elamri said. laid the foundation for the was in the hospital earlier I had would remain mine “In 2014, we came to Wa- ACA in Massachusetts. this week. forever. But I was wrong. tertown looking for a safer “It was embraced by the “I told my doctor that I In 2011, when the war place for our kids. We ap- governor at the time and had this discussion com- started, me and my fam- plied for asylum.” it was not embraced by ing up and that he had to ily, and most Syrians lost She and her husband the Republicans down in let me out,” Debski said. everything. My person- were able to get their Washington, which was “I’m very thankful for the al family lost their main work permits. They went pretty interesting,” said Affordable Care Act. I had source of income. We got from arriving in the coun- McGee. “They were the $17,000 in medications stuck in our house in (a) try with only their clothes ones who came up with the during the past year, and Damascus suburb for sev- to achieving much after- mandate so we were able I paid $75.59. These are eral days.” ward. Elamri said she PHOTO | PAULA MULLER to pay for it. We were able medications that I need to She said her kids saw works as an inclusion aide Amira Elamri of Watertown, a Syrian refugee, to insure over 96 percent take twice a day in order fire under the bedroom in public schools, while speaks about her experiences at the Unitarian of the people in the Com- to live.” window. Her family heard her husband is a travel Universalist Church of Marblehead on Sunday. monwealth, and our chal- Debski said she is ex- bombs and explosions and agent. Her kids, now 7 and lenge with the ACA under tremely upset that the could begin to differenti- 11, are happy, safe and are not, because what safer and better place attack is what’s it going to ACA could be repealed ate just by the sound what have lots of friends. mean for what we’ve been with nothing to take its they’re doing is not what for their kids,” Elamri weapon was being used. At “We couldn’t have done Islam is. They do not rep- said. “Don’t you think able to do to keep the in- place. some point, she said they anything without the peo- resent Islam.” they deserve a chance surance that we have in “It would be an incred- couldn’t reach their house, ple that we met,” Elam- Elamri said despite ef- to survive? I think I will Massachusetts.” ible hardship to decide because the highway ri said. “They offered us With a repeal, McGee whether I can eat or take forts to improve vetting survive and I will keep wasn’t safe to drive. They help, resources, respect, by the Trump adminis- said Massachusetts could my medicine,” she said. began spending nights at fighting for them and for and that’s how all commu- tration, people who come be in line for losses of bil- Moulton said that Dem- hotels in downtown Da- nities should be showing, everybody. Let’s not let to the U.S. already expe- lions of dollars in health ocrats in Congress are mascus away from their welcoming the newcom- this crisis divide us, in- rience an extreme vetting insurance costs. He said open to changes in the home, Elamri said. ers.” stead unite us.” process that could take the state could be espe- ACA, and that he is open “Our neighbors got Her family is lucky, Before her lecture, up to two years. When cially hard hit when it to changes in the ACA killed,” Elamri said. “Lat- Elamri said, but millions Elamri dealt with a dis- comes to emergency room that could improve it. er on, we got the news that are still suffering inside they arrive, she said, Syr- turbance from a woman costs. “But, we can’t just our dream house was van- Syria, in Damascus sub- ian refugees don’t live on outside the church, who taxpayer dollars or wel- “From the legislative throw it out and not have dalized. I felt angry, heart- urbs and in camps. criticized her for wearing fare. They receive a few perspective, we used to a replacement,” Moulton broken and devastated.” “All they need is a shel- a hijab, a head covering spend hundreds and hun- said. “That would be di- hundred dollars from the From there, the fam- ter and a safe place,” she worn in public by some dreds of millions of dollars sastrous and you clearly government for housing ily moved into a studio said. “We cannot turn our Muslim women. She said to pay for the patients heard that from so many and furniture, and small apartment in downtown backs because they cannot it was the first time that who didn’t have insurance people. We want to hear Damascus, where Elam- do it on their own. Should monthly payments, which who went to the emergen- these stories because we stop after six months., had happened to her in ri and her kids slept on the U.S. stop receiving Massachusetts, and said cy room,” McGee said. “All care so much about you, the same bed. Her hus- refugees because ISIS is Typically, only the fi- the interaction was most the hospitals were being we want to be able to say band, Bassel Aldehneh, getting in with Syrian nancially well-off Syrian likely due to ignorance, or inundated and we were this to our Republican slept in the living room refugees, that’s not true. refugees are able to come really struggling with friends in Washington, on the sofa. The view was Because, first Syrians are to the U.S., with the less a lack of knowledge about those costs, we were ac- but I think it is even more great on the 15th floor, fleeing ISIS themselves fortunate living in camps. the Muslim religion. tually subsidizing those powerful when you con- she said, but there was and the person who con- So, Elamri said the Syrian “The hijab is not about costs as a legislature and vey it directly.” no electricity, so no eleva- nects ISIS with Muslim, refugees in America are being oppressed,” Elamri tor service in Damascus. this is not OK, because usually highly educated said. “It’s a choice.” So, she and her two kids ISIS are barbaric and Is- and positively contribut- Gayla Cawley can be A $1.1m bet, and a had to go up and down lam is a peaceful religion. ing to society. reached at gcawley@item- the stairs every day with If ISIS claims they are “Syrians left Syria be- live.com. Follow her on lot of happy bookies heavy school bags. 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By Tim Dahlberg with 53 percent of the ASSOCIATED PRESS money on the Falcons,” Seven overdose in Essex County Simbal said. “It seems like A bettor using his phone everybody else is in a sim- OD was found. doses so far this week- for deceased persons and app put $1.1 million on ilar position, too.” the Atlanta Falcons plus 3 From A1 In Peabody, a 34-year-old end,” Lynn police said in during the investigation, At the Westgate, Kor- woman died on Cashman a statement. “We believe the suspected use of opiate points in the Super Bowl, negay said the betting part of an influx of money Before the weekend, there Road at approximately there have also been at drugs was prevalent during line was 80 deep Satur- was one death from an ap- 2 a.m. Friday, according least 15 in the greater some of these,” Kelly said. that could make Sunday day afternoon as bettors a record day in Las Vegas parent overdose Feb. 1 when to the DA’s office, and a Boston area. Not using is Kelly said the numbers who had been studying a 45-year-old man died in 36-year-old man died from best preventative care, but are “alarming.” He said sports books. the line for the last 12 Sports books around Methuen, Monahan said. an apparent overdose not using alone and hav- police, by posting on so- days began putting mon- the city said betting was The first fatal apparent around 10:20 a.m. Satur- ing Narcan (the lifesaving cial media, wanted to get ey on their favorite. Kor- strong leading up to the overdose Lynn Police re- day on Brown Street. overdose drug) available the word out to the public, negay said bookies were game, with a good chance sponded to was on Andrew There were also appar- are the next best. If you particularly addicts and getting such good two- the action will top the re- Street, where they found a ent overdose deaths in have a phone, you’re not families of addicts, that way action that there is cord $132.5 million wa- 52-year-old woman. Mona- Lawrence and Haverhill, alone. Make a call.” overdoses typically come in almost no risk of losing gered on last year’s game han said her office got the with each town reporting Lynn Police Lt. Chris- waves, based on a particu- money on the biggest bet between Denver and Car- call approximately 9 a.m. one each this weekend. topher Kelly said the de- lar batch of heroin, or what game of the year. olina. Friday. There were 16 fatal ap- partment has to wait for it’s being mixed with. “I wouldn’t bet against “It’s a very comfortable With an unattended parent overdoses reported the medical examiner’s Particularly when the it,” said Jay Kornegay, booking game for us,” Kor- death, the Essex State in Essex County in Janu- office to officially rule the fentanyl, which is increas- who runs the sports book negay said. “We pretty Police Detective Unit, for- ary. Aside from the two in cause of death. But from ingly being mixed with at the Westgate Las Ve- much know what we need merly known as the CPAC Lynn and one in Peabody, the preliminary investi- heroin, is strong, the re- to do and it’s very easy gas. “It will be close, but I unit, assigned to the DA’s there were three in Salem, gation, the deaths can be sult is potentially fatal. to position yourself there think we could easily set office, also responds, along two each in Gloucester, ruled as possibly drug-re- “Any time (there’s) ille- with not much effort.” another record.” with the Office of the Chief Lawrence and Salisbury, lated. He said on Sunday gal drug use, there’s al- The situation was sim- The unidentified bet- Medical Examiner. and one apiece in Haver- afternoon that the medical ways that risk of a fatal ilar at the South Point tor who wagered the $1.1 The CPAC unit respond- hill, Newburyport, Ames- examiner’s office, which overdose,” Kelly said on hotel-casino, where vet- million was a customer of ed to a second Lynn fatal bury, and Saugus, accord- takes jurisdiction over the Sunday. “Obviously, in the eran oddsmaker Jimmy CG Technology, which op- overdose at 7:30 p.m. Sat- ing to the DA’s office. case, told the department last 24 hours, that risk Vaccaro was enjoying a erates a string of sports urday on Broad Street for Lynn Police reported their that they had seen a large has spiked dramatically.” relatively relaxing day books in the city. The bet- spike in the past 24 hours Saturday. a 49-year-old man. The department’s response in a Gayla Cawley can be tor will get $2.1 million third was Sunday at 6:13 Facebook post on Sunday. of possible opiate deaths. reached at gcawley@item- back if the Falcons win “This is a bookmaker’s delight,” Vaccaro said. “We a.m. on Lynn Shore Drive, “We have had at least “We’ve gone to a few med- live.com. Follow her on the game or lose by 1 or 2 where a 33-year-old man three fatal apparent over- ical calls that have been Twitter @GaylaCawley. points. haven’t had to move one “For a Super Bowl a number, one side, one total bet of that size is not all or the money line.” Louvre attack suspect silent during questioning that unusual,” said Jason Nevada sports books made $13.3 million on last Simbal, vice president By Thomas Adamson main in custody. a normal life with his wife political views,” he said. of risk for CG Technol- year’s game, which drew a record handle. That was and Ahmed Hatem The Louvre was closed and infant son. “His main concern in his ogy. “Historically we’ll ASSOCIATED PRESS immediately following Reda Refaie al-Hamah- life was his work in the generally take a bet of in line with the 10 percent the Friday attack, but re- my told The Associated United Arab Emirates,” he $500,000 and up on the books charge bettors as PARIS — An Egyptian opened for the weekend. Press late Saturday that he said, adding that his son Super Bowl.” the vigorish or “vig” as it’s man suspected of charging Simbal said the line at known in the industry. soldiers at Paris’ Louvre mu- French authorities so far trusts the French judiciary had gone to France on a his company’s books did Bettors can wager on seum with a machete was have not named the sus- to find out the truth behind “work assignment.” not move on the big bet, hundreds of so-called questioned by French inves- pect, but confirmed they his Abdullah’s alleged in- Abdullah has lived in largely because of a num- “props,” or proposition tigators Sunday for the first thought he was Egyptian. volvement in the attack. Dubai for the past five ber of smaller bets made bets at most books that time since the attack. They are being more “If he is convicted, God be years, employed by what his on the New England Pa- include everything from The Paris prosecutor’s cautious than their Egyp- with us. But if he is inno- father said was a law firm. triots. He and other book- who will win the coin flip office said the suspect, tian counterparts, who cent, they owe us an apol- The Paris prosecutor’s of- makers said there was to whether the game will who allegedly shouted “Al- have identified the attack- ogy,” the father said at the fice says the attacker was such strong action on both go to overtime. The props lahu akbar!” while rush- er as 28-year-old Abdullah family home in the Nile shot after lightly wound- teams that the line hasn’t have taken on a life of ing toward the soldiers Reda Refaie al-Hamahmy. Delta city of Mansoura. ing a soldier patrolling an moved off 3 points since their own in recent years, and was shot four times Hamahmy’s father spoke “He is a very respect- underground mall near it was first set nearly two with books trying to outdo after slightly injuring one, out Saturday to say that able man who never had the famous Paris museum, weeks ago. each other with new offer- remained silent during his son is not a terrorist, a problem with anybody, but that the injuries are “We’re pretty balanced, ings. the interview and will re- but a family man who led he never had any sort of no longer life-threatening. A8 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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KIPP Academy Lynn Elementary, Middle, and High Schools are free, open enrollment, charter public schools serving students grades K-2 and 5-12 in the 2017-2018 school year. KIPP welcomes all families interested in enrolling their Gabby Hendy, 10, dances with her father Noah Hendy. children at KIPP to ll out an application to enter into the random lottery, which will be held the week of Feb. 27, O No, Canada: 2017. Lottery applications and additional information are Singer flubs SEND US YOUR STUFF available at www.kippma.org/enroll or can be picked up at anthem at Raptors WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, 90 High Rock St., and 20 Wheeler St., Suite 404. game in NYC PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR A Broadway performer SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. botched the Canadian na- The deadline to submit lottery forms is Friday, Feb. 24 at 5 tional anthem before the p.m. Late applications cannot be accepted. Toronto Raptors’ game in Brooklyn on Sunday, singing lyrics that aren’t KIPP sta and leadership will be hosting Open Houses at 90 in “O Canada.” Amber Iman, who has High Rock St. (middle and high schools) on Thursday, Jan. been cast in the national tour of “Hamilton” that will 26 and Thursday, Feb. 9 from 5-7 p.m. soon open, sang, “O Cana- da, we sing our hearts for thee.” The line that ends KIPP’s program is based on a longer school day and year, the song is “O Canada, we academic and character development, a relentless focus on stand on guard for thee.” Raptors players and student outcomes and college graduation, and support for coaches looked around in confusion as they stood students to and through college and career. in line. “I’m going to leave that alone. But yeah, that an- If you have questions, please call: them was a lot different than I’ve heard over the last five years. A lot dif- KIPP Academy Lynn Elementary School (grades K-2) ferent,” Raptors All-Star Kyle Lowry said. “Her Rebecca Hazlett 781-558-9263 voice was beautiful, but the anthem, the song, the words ... have her come to KIPP Academy Lynn Middle School (grades 5-8) Toronto, we’ll come and Mariela Alvarez 781-598-1609 ext 1133 get somebody to give her some lessons.” The Raptors responded by poking fun at the Nets KIPP Academy Lynn Collegiate High School (grades on Twitter , writing “For 9-12) Monica Bruno 781-598-1609 ext 1134 future reference” and posting the correct lyrics to the song. WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2017 A SUPER COMEBACK Patriots overcome 25-point de cit to top Falcons in Super Bowl

HOUSTON (AP) — Tom Brady led one of the greatest comebacks in sports history highlighted by an unbelievable Julian Edelman catch that helped lift New England from a 25-point hole against the Atlanta Falcons to the Patriots’ fth Super Bowl vic- tory, the rst ever in overtime. The Patriots scored 19 points in the nal quar- ter, including a pair of 2-point conversions, then marched relentlessly to James White’s 2-yard touch- down run in overtime to beat the Atlanta Falcons 34-28 Sunday night. Brady, the rst quarterback with ve Super Bowl rings, guided the Patriots (17-2) through a tiring Atlanta defense for fourth-quarter touchdowns on a 6-yard pass to Danny Amendola and a 1-yard run by White, which came with 57 seconds remaining in regulation. White ran for the rst 2-pointer and Amendola did the deed with a reception on the sec- ond. Brady, winning Super Bowl MVP for a record fourth-time, nished 43 for 62, the most attempts in Super Bowl history, for 466 yards, also a record, and two touchdowns. “You know, we all brought each other back,” Brady said. “We never felt out of it. It was a tough battle. They have a great team. I give them a lot of credit. We just made a few more plays than them.” Before the stunning rally — New England already held the biggest comeback in the nal period when it PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS turned around a 10-point de cit to beat Seattle two PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS James White celebrates after his touchdown Tom Brady reacts after of cials ruled Edelman’s during the second half of Super Bowl 51. PATRIOTS, B3 fourth-quarter catch a completion. Locals get set for Beanpot action

By Joshua Kummins FOR THE ITEM BOSTON — The college hockey season is often com- pared to a marathon. As the Beanpot Tournament begins, that marathon is al- most over. No matter how high the highs or how low the lows were, two wins in the Beanpot can make it all feel good. On the men’s side, Boston University, Boston College and Harvard enter tonight’s semi nal games at TD Garden with national rankings, while Northeastern has rattled off four wins in ve contests. It’s no secret. Any team can win. PHOTO | RICH GAGNON “I don’t think it gets any bet- ter than that,” said Marble- Marblehead’s Doyle head’s Doyle Somerby, whose Somerby and the Boston Terriers face archrival Boston University hockey team PHOTOS | BOB ROCHE College at 8 p.m., looking to are looking to bounce Classical senior captain Eli Bakas dives through a hoop in the pre-race festivities. back from a couple of BEANPOT, B2 tough losses. Classical captures City Swim Meet title Heavily guarded By Steve Krause ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — The winner, and ve- time champion ... Lynn Classical. The Rams captured the 49th annual Lynn City Swim Meet — an event created back in 1969 by Peter Sawin, who is considered the father of Lynn swimming. Sawin’s daughter, Kimber- ly Staples, was on hand at the Lynn Tech natatorium named for her father to mark what would have been his 80th birthday (he died 15 years ago). She present- ed members of each team with a commemorative towel marking the occasion. The meet, which begins amid much pageantry, gets all 100 ITEM FILE PHOTO swimmers in the city’s public high school system together at Peabody point guard Melissa Gray is closely guard- the Tech pool. Prior to the meet, English’s Teresa Demirs, right, presents senior Shanel ed by Masco’s Paige Amyouny as Masco took down Turransky with a lei and a hug while Classical swim the Tanners, 54-44 Sunday. More on page B2. SWIM, B4 coach Denise Silva looks on. Prep hockey blanked by Catholic Memorial By Gordon Vincent Harry Morrill and Will Schmid- eight points in their nal six 'C' game tonight." rill popped in the rebound after FOR THE ITEM lein each had a goal and an as- games to make the postseason. The rst 20 minutes of Satur- a collision in front of the net. sist while Sean Doherty added "Our focus has to be on getting day's game featured a lot of de- Hanson appealed to the referees MIDDLETON — After Satur- a goal for Catholic Memorial two points in our next game," fense and no scoring. Schmidle- day's 3-0 loss to Catholic Memo- for goaltender interference on rial, a berth in the Super Eight (11-2-2; 4-1-1 Catholic Confer- said St. John's Prep coach Kris in put Catholic Memorial on top Morrill, but his plea was denied. tournament is unlikely for the ence), while Knights' goaltender Hanson, whose team takes on with a goal at 5:35 of the second "They said it was one of our St. John's Prep hockey team. Brendan Clancy turned aside 20 St. John's of Shrewsbury on Sat- period. Morrill had a partial guys who hit (Ludwig)," Hanson The objective now for the Eagles shots. urday (4:20) at New England breakaway right down the cen- said. is to qualify for the Div. 1 tour- The Eagles (5-7-2; 1-5-1), who Sports Center in Marlboro. "If ter of the ice for the Knights. St. The Eagles' best chance to nament. continue to struggle to score we don't have our 'A' game, we're John's Prep goalie Cam Ludwig At Essex Sports Complex, against good opposition, need not going to win, and we had our made the initial stop, but Mor- EAGLES, B4 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2017 Peabody girls can’t contain a hot Masconomet squad

By Scot Cooper FOR THE ITEM The Peabody girls basketball team couldn’t contain a red- hot Masconomet team, as the Chieftains pulled away late for a 54-44 win over the Tanners at Peabody High Sunday. Masco outscored Peabody, 34-17, in the second half to seal the win. Melissa Gray led the way for Peabody with 20 points, 15 of which came in the first half. BOYS BASKETBALL Central Catholic 72, St. John’s Prep 61 The Eagles were led by Matt Relihan, who scored 19 points, while Jarnel Snow-Guzman added 15. St. John’s Prep (12- 4) are back in action Tuesday at Hamilton-Wenham. ITEM FILE PHOTO Beverly 50, Medford 42 Pat Gavin put up 19 points Swampscott’s Louis Olivieri logged his 100th career point for and grabbed seven rebounds the Big Blue Saturday against Revere. for Beverly and Hugh Calice added eight points and 10 re- bounds. Toskany Abreu and Alex Copeland provided sparks Big Blue’s Olivieri off the bench for the Panthers as they improve to 9-5. GIRLS HOCKEY Lynn/Winthrop 3, notches 100th point Masconomet 2 Bella Perrotti scored midway By Scot Cooper said. through the third period, snap- FOR THE ITEM The Spartans hit the ice next on ping a 2-2 tie to help the Lynn/ Wednesday night at home against Winthrop girls skate by Mas- The Swampscott boys hockey Matignon. conomet Saturday afternoon team exploded for nine goals Sat- Winthrop 5, Saugus 2 in Winthrop. Mikayla Norris urday in Revere, including two The Vikings got five goals from set up Perrotti for the winner. goals and two assists for senior five different players to top Sau- Mia Price scored a pair for center Louis Olivieri in the 9-1 gus Saturday afternoon at Larsen the Bulldogs, Sydney Adamson victory. The second goal, the final Rink. Winthrop got out of the gate assisted on Price’s first goal. score of the night, was the 100th quickly, and that was the key to “We came out strong, with a PHOTO | BOB ROCHE point of Olivieri’s career. the win, coach Dale Dunbar said. positive attitude, the girls re- Peabody’s Alyssa Alperen goes in for a layup between The Patriots’ Mike Goroshko “We got up 3-0 and kept pressing ally played well against a very broke Danny Johnson’s shutout after that and didn’t give away our good Masco team,” Bulldogs Masco’s Paige Amyouny and Grace Fahey. bid late in the third period. advantage,” Dunbar said. coach Anthony Martucci said. coach Michelle Roach said. The Bishop Fenwick swim “It feels great to get 100, espe- Charlie Page had a goal and St. Mary’s 4, Haverhill 0 The Tanners will play Oak- team nabbed a second-place cially in a win,” Olivieri said. an assist, and the Vikings also The Spartans grabbed a 4-0 mont next Saturday, Peabody finish behind Austin Prep at Earlier this season, Olivieri as- got goals from Sam Yarrow, Hen- win in Haverhill Saturday af- needs six points out of their the CCL meet, Saturday at sisted on Mike Johnson’s 100th ca- ry Brooks and Brian Chalm- ternoon and locked up a place remaining five games to make Simmons College. reer point, and Saturday Johnson ers. Brendan Patterson and Ian in the state tournament. returned the favor. Andrew Dove Worthley scored goals for Saugus. “We played a very good the tournament for the first Fenwick’s Sophia Lumino also had an assist on the play. With the win Winthrop improves game, Haverhill’s a very big time in the history of the pro- was named the female CCL “We had a good start, and we to 12-1-2 on the season. The Sa- tough team, and we did a good gram. MVP, while her teammate didn’t have that the last two games,” chems are searching for three job against them,” St. Mary’s Sammi Mirasolo scored the Connor Christuk shared the Big Blue coach Gino Faia said. more points to lock up a tourna- coach Frank Pagliuca said. “I first Peabody goal in the open- male honors with Austin “We were just overmatched to- ment berth. liked the special teams. Sar- ing period. Prep’s Nick Marchetti. night, plain and simple,” Patriots Marblehead 7, Beverly 0 ah Ryan scored a shorthanded Marblehead 4, Medford 0 Fenwick placed first in eight coach Joe Ciccarello said. Braden Haley found the back of goal and Adara Nazarian had Goalie Sarah Ryan led the events. The team of Catherine Steve Santanello also scored a the net just four minutes into the a power-play score.” Magicians to a shutout Satur- Christuk, Rowan Emerson, pair for the winners, defenseman game, and the Magicians didn’t Nazarian scored twice for the day, stopping nine shots, while Connor Christuk and Lumino Jack Poska had three assists. look back from there. James Mc- St. Mary’s, and Aylah Cioffi Marblehead unloaded 34 shots won the 200-yard medley relay St. Mary’s 6, Smithfield, R.I. 3 Carthy added two goals and an as- also scored against the Hillies. on Medford’s netminder. Syd- (1 minute, 50.68 seconds), the St. Mary’s senior captain Dan- sist, and Haley added his second Emily Stephenson was solid in ney Cresta scored twice and team of Michael D’Iorio, Sarah te Maribito was unable to play in goal late in the game. goal, picking up the shutout. logged an assist while Bella Long, Emerson and Garrett the bulk of the Spartans’ games Drew Cioffi, Sam Cioffi and Dan St. Mary’s will be on the ice Peters had one goal and one Collins won the 200 freestyle in January, but now the forward Kagan also scored goals for Mar- on Monday night at 8 p.m., assist. Grace Maroney scored relay (1:46.02) and the team of is back on the ice and making his blehead. hosting Lynn/Winthrop. Marblehead’s first goal, and Lumino, Collins and Catherine presence felt. Fenwick 3, No. Middlesex 3 Beverly 4, Peabody 2 Cate Delaney, Caroline Kinne, and Connor Christuk won the Saturday night at Connery Rink The Crusaders held a 3-2 lead The Tanners played the Pan- Brynne O’Connor and Abby 400 freestyle relay (3:39.96). the Spartans scored two goals in late in the third, but let a point thers tough all game Saturday Kalinowski all logged assists. In the individual events, each period to roll past the Sen- slip away as North Middlesex afternoon. Beverly went up 3-1 Fenwick 6, St. Joseph’s 1 Connor Christuk won the 50 tinels. St. Mary’s got a pair from scored the equalizer late in the in the second, and Peabody The Crusaders skated to free (23.66) and the 100 free Maribito and two from Anthony period. responded with a goal from a big win behind a hat trick (50.91), Lumino took the 200 Bono. Both players also had an Jimmy Moore, Simon Vinci and Cassie Mirasolo to make it an from Meghan Carney. Carney individual medley (2:13.45) assist for three-point games. Colin Rob Murphy all scored for Fen- one-goal game. The Tanners also logged an assist. Emi- and the 500 free (5:22.48) and Reddy and Mike Zampanti each wick. could not get the equalizer and ly Charette also had a huge Emerson won the 100 breas- scored a goal and had two assists. Danvers 7, Peabody 2 Beverly sank an empty net game, scoring a goal with four troke (1:03.62). “It was a good game. It was 2-2 Tommy Mento logged a hat trick goal with two seconds left in assists. Fenwick has 12 swimmers after the first period, we got two in for Danvers as the Falcons cele- the game. SWIMMING heading to the north section- the second and were able to pull brated senior night by punching “We really battled hard, Bev- Catholic Central League als, next Saturday and Sunday away,” Spartans coach Mark Lee their ticket to the postseason. erly has a very good team,” meet at MIT. Local collegiate hockey players prep for Beanpot

BEANPOT him about what he says vidual records) really en- get thrown out the win- From B1 when the team is down. ter my mind is when I’m dow in the Beanpot, which It’s always good to have scrolling through Twitter is the oldest hockey tour- avenge an overtime loss in him as a support system.” and see something posted. nament (39 years) in the last year’s title game. “I’ve BU enters Beanpot A big picture of me? ‘Oh, I country on the women’s really always dreamed of Monday on a high as its wonder what that is,” Burt side. that. To play a Monday only two losses in the last said. “Wins are obviously “There are a bunch of night game against BC, 11 games were to Mer- the most important thing, Boston girls, so it’s always especially with how last rimack. The Terriers are and every time I go out a very special week for all year ended, will be awe- 9-2-0 in that span and 18- there I expect we’re going of us,” said Laing whose some.” 7-2 overall after downing to win. It’s a great record, leads Harvard with 14 There have been a lot of UMass Lowell and UMass but it doesn’t really mat- points after posting two highs for captain Somer- in their last two games on ter.” assists in a 2-2 tie against by’s club this season, but Jan. 28 and Friday night, As March approaches, No. 3 Clarkson on Sat- one very recent low. respectively, at Agganis Burt and the Eagles hope urday. “I think it’s some- The Terriers racked up Arena. more important trophies thing we’re always looking an eight-game winning Northeastern, which will be in reach. For now, forward to.” streak in December and plays Harvard in the only one trophy matters. The value of playing for January, ascending to the semifinal opener at 5 p.m., “It’s not every day that such a championship is top of the national rank- has two players with local you get to play for cham- not lost in the bigger pic- ings on Jan. 24. connections. Lynnfield’s pionships, so you really ture. BC men’s coach Jer- The following night, BU Matt Filipe is the Hus- have to cherish the oppor- ry York often refers to this suffered its first of two con- kies’ top rookie forward secutive, humbling losses with 14 points and he tunity,” Burt said of the time of year as “trophy to Merrimack. Somerby scored twice in Friday’s Beanpot. “I think we took season,” and Burt, head called upon friend and 6-4 loss to UMass Lowell. advantage of it (against coach Katie Crowley and fellow Marblehead native St. John’s Prep alum Sam BU) and put the puck the BC women use that Jake Kulevich, who wears Kurker of Reading has in the net, which we’ve same philosophy too. struggled with at points. “Every year for the last the ‘C’ for Colgate Uni- been out of the lineup for PHOTO | JIM PIERCE versity, for advice as his a handful of games twice It’s awesome.” ten or so years, the Bean- Terriers endured a trying this season, but has two Lynn’s Katie Burt will look to guide her Boston Conversely, it’s been a pot has been a battle no part of the season. points in 17 outings. College Eagles to a Beanpot title. tough season for Marble- matter what game you’re “You get a lot of heads This year’s Women’s head’s Lexie Laing and playing in,” Crowley said. down on the bench and in Beanpot actually began season for Burt, who made women’s goaltender with the Harvard women, who “I think it helps us be- the locker room, so you try a day before the calendar 25 saves in the Eagles’ 3-2 more career wins and have a 3-17-4 record. The cause we get to play in a to bring up the morale as flipped to February. Lynn win over BU last Tuesday. shutouts than Burt. Crimson have still played tournament before the much as you can,” Somer- native Katie Burt’s Bos- With 83 career wins, she is Especially at this time opponents tough, skating Hockey East playoffs. You by said. “(Jake and I) are ton College team will play already BC’s all-time lead- of year, wins are the most to ten one-goal games and could definitely feel it in having different experi- host Northeastern for its er and is tied for tenth in important statistic. Re- three two-goal games this the locker room because ences — we’re flying high second straight ‘Pot to- NCAA history. Wisconsin’s cords? Those don’t mean season. playing to be the best in and they’re struggling a morrow at 7:30 p.m. Ann-Renee Desbiens is too much, at least yet. Still, the Beanpot is an Boston is something we little bit. I reached out to It has been a milestone the only active Division 1 “The only time (indi- important event. Records want every year.” MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3 Patriots complete epic comeback to win Super Bowl PATRIOTS down from the NRG Stadi- Well, New England has not cision, a rarity on the big From B1 um rafters. scored a point in the first 15 stage. Atlanta was called It was almost an impossi- minutes in Brady’s seven for defensive holding three years ago — the Falcons ble dream for the Patriots Super Bowls. times on third downs to (13-6) appeared poised to a bit earlier. But helped by It sure looked as if the Pa- keep the drive alive. From take their first NFL cham- Matt Ryan’s fumble on a triots would get on the board the Falcons 23, under pres- pionship in 51 seasons. sack, a Edelman’s catch off immediately in the second sure Brady tried to squeeze Having never been in such of a defender’s shoe, and period as Brady and Edel- a throw to Danny Amendo- a pressurized environment, Brady’s passing, they never man connected twice for 40 la. Alford stepped in and their previously staunch stopped coming. yards. But Blount’s fumble sprinted, then glided 82 pass rush disappeared, they White scored three touch- turned the momentum to yards for the second-longest stumbled on offense and downs and had 14 recep- the Falcons, who then took pick-6 in a Super Bowl — Brady tore them apart. tions for 110 yards, but their biggest lead in a Super and Brady’s first. “Deflategate” far behind Brady hit seven different Bowl — yeah, we know, they Shockingly, it was 21-0. them, Brady and coach Bill receivers. have been here only twice New England gathered its Belichick won their 25th Until the Patriots took — on Freeman’s 5-yard run wits for a 52-yard drive to postseason game, by far a charge with their late surge, to cap a quick 71-yard drive Stephen Gostkowski’s 41- record. The Falcons added league MVP Ryan was out- on which Jones came alive. yard field goal. Still, it was to Atlanta’s long history of playing Brady. It didn’t last. Jones showed why he is 21-3 when Lady Gaga took pro sports frustration. Atlanta’s string of touch- an All-Pro receiver with a the stage. Belichick became the first downs on its opening drive tough leaping catch over the There was smoke hang- coach with five Super Bowl ended at eight, though middle for 19 yards, then ing over the field when both crowns. Devonta Freeman sprinted got open on the sideline for teams had three-and-outs The Patriots won the coin for 37 yards on the Falcons’ 23. Freeman did the rest. to open the third quarter. toss for overtime and it was first offensive play. The Before New England It was a mirage regarding no contest. Brady completed drive was stunted when could catch its breath, Ryan Ryan and Co., who marched six passes against an over- Ryan was sacked by Trey had the Falcons up by 14. 85 yards to Coleman’s matched Falcons secondary. Flowers, New England’s Using the no-huddle attack 6-yard TD catch on a swing A pass interference call took leader in that category. to perfection, he threw for pass. While New England the ball to the 2, and White Then it was Atlanta’s D 51 yards on a 52-yard drive, scored the next nine points scooted to his right and that went sacks-happy, get- hitting Hooper with a pin- on James White’s 5-yard TD barely over the goal line. ting two on the Patriots’ point pass in the left side of reception — the extra point His teammates streamed next drive in what would the end zone. was missed by Gostkowski, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS off the sideline to engulf be a scoreless opening quar- Then Brady was victim- who later made a 33-yard Patriots owner Robert Kraft celebrates the White as confetti streamed ter. Who expected that? ized by his own poor de- field goal. team’s Super Bowl victory. Edelman’s crazy catch propels Pats

HOUSTON (AP) — You then getting his hands un- could say the Super Bowl derneath the pigskin as it owed 'em one. Julian Edel- bounced off the defender. man was the man to collect. It gave New England the The Patriots receiver ball at the Atlanta 41 with made a catch for the high- 2:03 left in regulation, and light reels Sunday — a the rest of this game al- once-in-a-lifetime grab most felt academic. that punctuated New En- The Patriots, who trailed gland's record-setting Su- by three touchdowns in the per Bowl comeback, and first half, scored the last one every bit as amazing five times they had the as what David Tyree of ball, including on James the Giants did nine years White's game-winning earlier to break all those 2-yard run to cap an easy Patriots' hearts. 75-yard drive on the first The catch was the high- possession of overtime. light of New England's It gave Brady and the 91-yard drive that tied Patriots title No. 5 — a the game on the way to a number that would've come-from-behind 34-28 been bigger had it not been overtime win over Atlanta. for what the Giants did to Edelman somehow them nine seasons ago. got his hands pinned up Then, it was Eli Man- against, and then under- ning somehow breaking neath, a Tom Brady pass away from a sack and that bounced off Atlanta heaving the ball downfield cornerback Robert Alford's to Tyree, the near-forgot- hands, hit off his knee, his ten receiver who somehow shin, then tried to hit the pinned the ball against turf. his helmet and came down Only it didn't. for the catch. That was Review upheld the 23- the highlight play of the yard reception, the video winning drive that ended clearly showing Edel- New England's quest for man, with his red-gloved an undefeated season and hands, first pinning the kept the Patriots stuck on ball against Alford's foot, three titles. Brady collects 4th Super Bowl MVP HOUSTON (AP) — The surpassing the 414 yards greatest quarterback in Kurt Warner had 17 years NFL history led the big- ago. gest Super Bowl comeback He is the first to play in to be the MVP on Sunday seven Super Bowls and night. the victory ties him with Tom Brady rallied New Charles Haley for most England from a 25-point Super Bowl rings. third-quarter deficit for It's a triumphant end a 34-28 win over the At- to a difficult season for lanta Falcons in the first Brady, who missed the overtime game in Super first four games because Bowl history to earn his of his "Deflategate" sus- fifth Super Bowl title and pension and dealt with his fourth MVP trophy. mother Galynn Brady suf- Brady threw touchdown fering through an undis- passes of 5 and 6 yards in closed illness. The Super the second half and tied Bowl was the first game things at 28 when he con- she's attended all season. nected with Danny Amen- dola on a 2-point conver- "They're all happy," he sion with 57 seconds left. said. "It's nice to have ev- He then directed the erybody here and it's go- drive in overtime which ing to be a great celebra- ended with a 2-yard run tion tonight." by James White to make Brady also collected the the Patriots the first team MVP trophy in 2001, 2003 to win a Super Bowl after and 2014. trailing by more than 10 His incredible second points. half and overtime came "We all brought each after a first half where other back," he said. "We the Patriots managed just never felt out of it. It was three points and he threw a tough battle." an interception which His 466 yards passing Robert Alford returned 82 are a Super Bowl record, yards for a touchdown.

North Shore and Boston Spring AAU Try Outs Lynn Boys & Girls Club 2/11/17 • 2/18/17 Ages 8-12: 1p.m. to 2p.m. Ages 13-17: 2p.m. to 3p.m. Coach Green: 978-606-1899 Coach Mario: 857-293-1551 Parents encouraged to come to tryouts B4 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2017

SCHEDULE MONDAY Georgetown at Swampscott (7) Boys Basketball Revere at English (7) Salem at Winthrop (7) Salem at Everett (7) Saugus at Marblehead (7) St. Mary’s at Cathedral (6:30) St. John’s at Hamilton-Wenham Boys Hockey (6:30) Lynn at Swampscott (7:30) Williams at Fenwick (6:30) Girls Basketball Fencing Cathedral at St. Mary’s (6:30) St. John’s at Concord-Carlisle (5) Girls Hockey Girls Basketball Lynn/Winthrop at St. Mary’s (8) Danvers at Classical (7) Gymnastics English at Revere (7) Essex Tech at Marblehead (7:30) Fenwick at Williams (6:30) Skiing Gloucester at Swampscott (7) Masco/Manchester at Swampscott Marblehead at Saugus (7) (3:30) Notre Dame at Tech (5:30) Track Winthrop at Salem (7) English at Marblehead (4) Girls Hockey Winthrop at Peabody (6:30) Marblehead at Pingree (5) TUESDAY Skiing Boys Basketball N. Andover/Haverhill at St. John’s (3) Swampscott at Gloucester (7) Track Classical at Danvers (7) CAL meet (6) SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Tech Hall of in Middleton. Fame nominations Fundraiser for The Lynn Tech Alumni Association is accepting Nathan DeRoche nominations for the Hall of Tonight the Swampscott Fame. hockey team is holding a They may be submitted to fundraising “Green-Out Bart Conlon 133 Common- game” in honor of Swamp- wealth Road, Lynn, 01904. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The deadline for submit- scott eighth-grader Nathan DeRoche, who was diag- Los Angeles Clippers forward Paul Pierce bends down to kiss the Boston Celtics logo before Sun- ting an application is Feb. day’s game, which is expected to be his final game in Boston. 25. nosed with lymphoma. Two For more information con- hundred “Nathan Strong” tact Conlon at bartleycon- tee shirts will be sold at the [email protected]. The Big Blue’s game against the Pierce bids goodbye to Boston banquet will be held on May Lynn Jets, Monday at 7:30 6 at Angelica’s Restaurant p.m. BOSTON (AP) — Paul highlight video at the first 18 games in a row while he said. "It drives me a lot. I Pierce walked back onto timeout appeared to bring was injured in 2006-07. The want to be like that: give my TV/RADIO the parquet floor one last him to tears. next year, after the Celtics blood, sweat and tears and time, dropped to his knees "Fans really showered acquired Kevin Garnett come back and play your TV ESPN2, 7 p.m.; Texas at at center court and gave me with a lot of love," and Ray Allen, Boston won last game here. That type of College basketball Baylor, FS1, 8 p.m. the Boston Celtics lepre- Pierce said after the Celt- its NBA-record 17th cham- love is unforgettable." Holy Cross at Bucknell, Pro basketball chaun logo a big kiss. ics won 107-102. "You real- pionship. Pierce's No. 34 Celtics CBSSN, 7 p.m.; Louisville at "Lucky's been through it ly don't know what you've But as the New Big jerseys filled the crowd — LA Lakers at New York, TNT, 7 Virginia, ESPN, 7 p.m.; Jack- all with me, the ups and meant to a team while Three aged, general man- more visible even than the son St. at Southern Universi- p.m.; San Antonio at Mem- downs. He helped me out you're playing. It hit me a ager Danny Ainge traded Patriots shirts worn by ty, ESPNU, 9 p.m.; Kansas phis, TNT, 9:30 p.m. on a couple of occasions," lot tonight, but I'm sure it's them — and Rivers — off fans looking to rush home at Kansas St., ESPN, 9 p.m. Pro hockey the former Celtics captain going to hit me a lot more for the draft choices that after the game to watch said. "It's the last time I'm when I'm done playing." would help them rebuild. the Super Bowl. (During a College basketball - women St. Louis at Philadelphia, going to touch this floor as After starting the game Pierce spent time in silent moment in national Louisville at Notre Dame, NBCSN, 7 p.m. a player. I'm sure I'll be — his first appearance for Brooklyn and Washington anthem, a shout came from back as a fan." the Clippers since New before reuniting with Riv- the stands: "Let's go, Pats!") TODAY IN SPORTS With a deafening cheer Year's Eve, Pierce sat on ers in Los Angeles. Pierce played the first and a shout of "Let's go, the bench until the game Having announced that five minutes and missed Feb. 6 Bobby Hull, the only father-son com- Pats," Pierce was back was out of reach. But in he will retire at the end the first shot of the game. 1943 — Montreal's Ray Getliffe bination in NHL history to reach that in Boston on Super Bowl the final seconds, with the of the season, Pierce's last He was still 0 for 1 when scores five goals to lead the Cana- milestone. diens to an 8-3 triumph over the 2000 — Randy Moss sets records Sunday to give Celt- fans already standing and visit to Boston became a went to the bench at the Boston Bruins. with nine catches for 212 yards, and ics fans one last chance cheering, Pierce launched must-see event. first timeout. (He did not 1958 — Ted Williams signs a con- Mike Alstott scores three touch- to celebrate the player a 3-pointer for one final He spent Saturday vis- return in the first half, tract with the Boston Red Sox for downs in the NFC's 51-31 victory who helped the NBA's eruption. iting some old Boston fa- and early in the second the $135,000, making him the highest over the AFC, the highest-scoring Pro paid player in major league history. Bowl. most-decorated franchise "I'm glad I was able to vorites and recording it Garden crowd broke into a 1967 — Muhammad Ali successfully 2000 — Pavel Bure records the 11th return to the top of the cap it off, my last game in — including a chance en- chant of "We want Paul!") defends his world heavyweight title hat trick in All-Star history and goalie league. the Garden," he said. "At counter with current Celt- But that didn't dampen with a 15-round decision over Ernest Olaf Kolzig plays a shutout third peri- Restored to the Los An- least I can just say I put ics all-star Isaiah Thom- the emotion of the high- Terrell in the Houston Astrodome. od as the World team routs North 1970 — The NBA expands to 18 America 9-4 in the NHL's 50th All- geles Clippers' starting one last bucket in at the as — on Instagram. In light video that followed teams with the addition of franchises Star game. lineup by current and end of the game." the final seconds, Thomas him from Kansas to the in Buffalo, Cleveland, Houston and 2005 — The New England Patriots former coach Doc Rivers, A first-round draft pick shared the spotlight with draft, showing him pos- Portland. win their third Super Bowl in four Pierce was greeted with out of Kansas in 1998, him again , backing off to ing with Celtics patriarch 1981 — Wayne Gretzky scores three years, 24-21 over the Philadelphia goals and three assists in a 10-4 Eagles. It's their ninth straight post- a long and loud ovation Pierce toiled in Boston allow the 2008 NBA Fi- Red Auerbach, hitting Edmonton victory over the Winnipeg season victory, equaling Vince Lom- at his introduction , when through the down years of nals MVP a clean shot. game-winning baskets Jets, giving him 100 points in the bardi's Green Bay Packers. the new Boston Garden M.L. Carr and Rick Pitino, "If you give it your all here and raising the NBA season. 2011 — New England Patriots quar- rang out again with his watching as the once-proud and win a championship championship and finals 1983 — Green Bay's John Jefferson terback Tom Brady becomes the first catches a touchdown pass from Dal- unanimous choice for The Associat- nickname: The Truth. A team lost a franchise-record they will love you," Thomas MVP trophies. las' Danny White with 31 seconds ed Press NFL Most Valuable Player remaining to give the NFC a 20-19 Award. Brady gets all 50 votes since win over the AFC in the Pro Bowl. the AP began using a nationwide 1985 — Seventeen-year-old Dianne panel of media members who cover St. John’s Prep offense stalls in shutout Roffe becomes the first U.S. woman the league. to win a gold medal in a World Alpine 2011 — Aaron Rodgers throws three Ski Championship race, capturing the touchdown passes and Nick Collins EAGLES put the Knights ahead, then Schmidlein shoveled St. John's had a pow- giant slalom in 2:18.53. returns an interception for another From B1 2-0. Joey O'Leary flipped a the rebound over the net. er play in the final four 1990 — Brett Hull of the St. Louis score, leading the Green Bay Packers pass from the right faceoff Just before the 10-min- minutes of the game, but Blues scores his 50th goal, making to a 31-25 victory over the Pittsburgh score in the game came him and his Hall of Famer father, Steelers in the Super Bowl. circle to Doherty, whose ute mark of the third pe- the Eagles managed just with about six minutes backhander went just in- riod, a backhander from one shot from the point NHL left in the second period, side the left post. the high slot by Eagles' by Christian Kukas that when Billy Fairweather "It's hard, because with centerman Joe Bevere Clancy caught with his rattled the post with a EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE all the trouble we've had went just past the far post, glove. wrist shot from the right Atlantic Division Central Division scoring, being behind by while Carrabes had anoth- With 1:57 remaining, Mor- GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA half-boards. A couple min- Montreal 54 30 16 8 68 158 134 Minnesota 51 34 12 5 73 172 119 two goals seems like a er bid from about 20 feet rill ended any hope of a St. Ottawa 50 27 17 6 60 137 135 Chicago 54 32 17 5 69 152 141 utes later, Brian Carrabes Boston 55 26 23 6 58 143 149 Nashville 52 25 19 8 58 142 135 had a bid with a back- huge hole," Hanson said. that went over the net. John's Prep comeback when Toronto 50 24 17 9 57 155 149 St. Louis 52 25 22 5 55 147 162 hander off a rebound, but The Knights had chanc- For Catholic Memorial, he scored at the end of a Florida 52 23 19 10 56 124 143 Winnipeg 55 25 26 4 54 161 172 Detroit 52 22 21 9 53 132 152 Dallas 53 21 22 10 52 147 169 Clancy snagged the puck es to add to their lead ear- Schmidelin had a pair of 2-on-1. Schmidlein flipped Buffalo 51 21 20 10 52 125 143 Colorado 49 14 33 2 30 99 168 with his glove. ly in the third period, but shots from the left circle a pass from the right circle Tampa Bay 53 23 24 6 52 144 157 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Doherty's goal with 1:01 Ludwig made a good save about a minute apart that to Morrill, who tapped the GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Jose 53 33 17 3 69 144 121 left in the second period of a shot by Morrill and Ludwig saved. puck into the net. Wash. 53 36 11 6 78 175 114 Anaheim 54 28 16 10 66 141 135 Pittsburgh 51 33 13 5 71 184 147 Edmonton 55 29 18 8 66 156 141 Columbus 51 33 13 5 71 170 127 L. Angeles 53 27 22 4 58 132 128 N.Y. Rang. 52 33 18 1 67 177 139 Calgary 55 27 25 3 57 146 157 Phila. 53 26 20 7 59 144 162 Vancouver 52 23 23 6 52 123 150 Classical takes title Lynn City Swim Meet Carolina 51 24 20 7 55 138 146 Arizona 51 17 28 6 40 116 161 N.Y. Isl. 50 22 18 10 54 147 148 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- third with 37 points. English (Caroline Zuffan- Also, 500 free: Jacob N. Jersey 53 22 21 10 54 125 152 time loss. SWIM “It’s still been a great te, Dax Billingsley, Peter Lang, Classical (5:42.82); Sunday’s Games Carolina at Washington, 7 p.m. From B1 Washington 5, Los Angeles 0 Calgary at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. season,” said Tech coach Phelan and Hannah Trah- Caroline Zuffante, English Edmonton 1, Montreal 0, SO Los Angeles at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. representatives of Classi- Brad Tilley, whose season ant), 2:12.42; and English (6:02.07); Alaina Grid- N.Y. Rangers 4, Calgary 3 Columbus at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Monday’s Games Dallas at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. cal, English and Tech pour ended Saturday. “Congrat- (Shanel Turransky, Devin ley, Classical (7:03.78); St. Louis at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. water dyed the colors of ulations to Classical. Curley, Amanda Fabrizio 200 free relay: Classical Toronto at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Nashville, 8 p.m. Buffalo at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. their respective schools “We had a lot of young kids and Kylie Moorehouse, (Alex Pedro, Harrison Tuesday’s Games Montreal at Colorado, 9 p.m. in the pool. Then, seniors this year, but they all im- 1:13.53). Seitz, Eric Macorri, Jacob San Jose at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Anaheim at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. from all three teams dive proved. We’ll be right back 200 freestyle: Jacob Lang),1:46.58; Classical through a hoop to get the up there in a year or two.” Lang, Classical (2:09.91); (Carly Mendonca, Gabrie- meet underway. “We had a lot of new kids Carly Mendonca, Classi- la Marquez, John Otalva- NBA These are all rituals, on the team this year,” cal (2:12.29); Emma Tra- ro, Elias Bakas, 1:57.20); said Classical assistant said English’s Lisa Trah- hant, English (2:28.80); English (Kylie Moore- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE coach and master of cere- ant. “We had a great sea- 200 IM: Eric Macorri, house, Emma Trahant, Atlantic Division Southwest Division monies Charlie Rowe, that W L Pct GB W L Pct GB son. All of our swimmers Classical (2:12.82); Peter Hannah Trahant, Shanel Boston 33 18 .647 — San Antonio 39 11 .780 — were created by Sawin. improved from the begin- Phelan, English (2:25.20); Turransky, 1:59.71). Toronto 31 21 .596 2½ Houston 37 17 .685 4 And, said Rowe, Sawin New York 22 30 .423 11½ Memphis 31 22 .585 9½ ning of the season until Rachel Brennan, Classi- Also, 100 backstroke: specifically requested that Philadelphia 18 32 .360 14½ Dallas 20 30 .400 19 now. cal (2:33.57); 50 free: Alex Caroline Zuffante, En- Brooklyn 9 42 .176 24 New Orleans 19 32 .373 20½ the meet, and the pre- Southeast Division Northwest Division Trahant said it’s always swim rituals, be carried on Pedro, Classical (26.06); glish (1:12.45); Harrison W L Pct GB W L Pct GB impressive how quickly Elias Bakas, Classical Seitz, Classical (1:15.53); Washington 30 20 .600 — Utah 32 19 .627 — after his death. Atlanta 30 21 .588 ½ Oklahoma City 30 22 .577 2½ “It’s nice to see how the swimmers from all (27.29); Kylie Moorehouse, Shanel Turransky, English Charlotte 23 28 .451 7½ Denver 22 28 .440 9½ three school bond over the English (30.29). (117.58); 100 breaststroke: Miami 21 30 .412 9½ Portland 22 30 .423 10½ much love there is for this Orlando 20 33 .377 11½ Minnesota 19 32 .373 13 sport in the City of Lynn, course of the season. Also, one-meter diving: Eric Macorri, Classical Central Division Pacific Division “My daughter (Emma) Sarah Sirois, Classical, (1:14.18); Devin Curley, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB and the sportsmanship Cleveland 34 15 .694 — Golden State 43 8 .843 — too,” said Classical coach knows a lot of the Clas- 270.69; Alex Pedro, Classi- English (1:36.45); Alaina Indiana 28 22 .560 6½ L.A. Clippers 31 20 .608 12 sical swimmers from the cal (221.25); Hannah Tra- Gridley, Classical (1:29.17). Chicago 25 26 .490 10 Sacramento 20 31 .392 23 Denise Silva, referring to Detroit 23 28 .451 12 L.A. Lakers 17 36 .321 27 an overflow crowd in the other sports they play, so hant, English (182.95) Also: 400 free relay: Milwaukee 22 28 .440 12½ Phoenix 16 35 .314 27 natatorium bleachers. I am happy for them. And 100 butterfly: Carly Men- Classical (Carly Mendon- for Denise.” donca, Classical (1:06.32); ca, Rachel Brennan, Noah Sunday’s Games Philadelphia at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. She and her staff, which, Toronto 103, Brooklyn 95 Utah at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. besides Rowe, consists of The top three finishers Peter Phelan, English Corbishley, Jacob Lang), Boston 107, L.A. Clippers 102 Miami at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Rowe’s daughter Kay, got in each event were: (1:11.09); Rachel Brennan, English (Kylie Moorehouse, Oklahoma City 105, Portland 99 Phoenix at New Orleans, 8 p.m. their customary dunk in 200-yard medley relay: Classical (1:11.09); 100 Caroline Zuffante, Emma Monday’s Games Dallas at Denver, 9 p.m. the pool after the winners Classical (Harrison Seitz, free: Harrison Seitz, Clas- Trahant, Peter Phelan); Cleveland at Washington, 7 p.m. San Antonio at Memphis, 9:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at New York, 7 p.m. Chicago at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. were announced. Eric Macorri, Rachel sical (59.03); Elias Bakas, English (Amanda Fabrizio, Oklahoma City at Indiana, 7 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Classical outscored En- Brennan and Alex Pedro), Classical (1:03.31); Emma Daria Fabrizio, Erik Whitti- L.A. Clippers at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Charlotte, 7 p.m. glish, 164-120, with Tech 2 minutes, 03.53 seconds; Trahant, English (1:04.25). er, Shane Carino). MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 CLASSIFIED

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CITY OF LYNN MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, February 14, 2017 at 8:00PM in Lynn City Council Chambers for the following; Act By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage amending the Act establishing a Department of Inspectional Services in the City of Lynn. given by Mario A. Fernandez and Maria C. Fernandez to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for, Wilmington Finance, a division of AIG Voted to petition the General Court to the end that legislation be adopted precisely as follows with no Amendments. Federal Savings Bank, its successors and assigns, dated June 29, 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book AN ACT AMENDING THE ACT ESTABLISHING A DEPARTMENT OF INSPECTIONAL SERVICES IN THE CITY OF LYNN 24498, Page 407 subsequently assigned to Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP, as Agent for Park Sienna by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Voted to petition the General Court to the end that legislation be adopted precisely as follows with no Amendments. nominee for, Wilmington Finance, a division of AIG Federal Savings Bank, its successors and assigns by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern Whereas increased responsibilities and duties were assigned to the Inspectional Services Department and innovations in governmental processes, the department District) Registry of Deeds at Book 25386, Page 248, as affected by Judgment thereby requires adjustments in the organizational structure of the Inspectional Services Department to maximize efficiency, recorded in said Registry at Book 31243, Page 425 subsequently assigned to The Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, N.A. F/K/A The Bank of New York Trust SECTION 1. Section 4-3 of the charter of the city of Lynn, which is on file in the office of the archivist of the commonwealth, as provided in section 12 of chapter 43B of Company, N.A., as Trustee, pooling and servicing agreement dated as of the General Laws, is hereby amended by striking out clause (e) and inserting in place thereof the following clause:- September 1, 2006 Mortgage Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series (e) control all school buildings and grounds connected with those buildings, except maintenance and repairs which shall be under the jurisdiction of the department of 2006-RP4 by Bank of America, N.A, successor by merger to BAC Home Loan inspectional services; Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 33060, Page SECTION 2. (a)(1) There shall be in the city of Lynn a department of inspectional services which shall be responsible for the coordination and management of the 418, subsequently assigned to The Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, inspection-related activities of the city as provided in this act and for the coordination of all activities of all other city agencies in relation to any inspection services. The National Association FKA The Bank of New York Trust Company, N.A., as Trustee for department of inspectional services shall be responsible for and shall perform the following functions: Residential Asset Mortgage Products, Inc., Mortgage Asset-Backed Pass-Through (i) coordinate all inspection functions carried out by any officer or employee of the city; Certificates Series 2006-RP4 by The Bank of NEw York Mellon Trust Company, N.A. (ii) maintain, in a central place, all records relating to inspections, including a common index; FKA The Bank of New York Trust Company, N.A., as Trustee, Pooling and Servicing (iii) coordinate enforcement actions for violations of the General Laws, the state building code and city ordinances, rules and regulations, which are subject to Agreement Dated as of September 1, 2006 Mortgage Asset-Backed Pass-Through enforcement by an officer or employee of the city; provided, that the department of inspectional services shall be available to consumers to assist them in implementing Certificates by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) this act; Registry of Deeds at Book 34268, Page 2; of which Mortgage the undersigned is (iv) develop a single application form indicating all inspections that may be necessary; (v) render advice, assistance and guidance to all city offices and agencies in any the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the matter relating to city inspection services; and purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM on (vi) render advice, assistance and guidance to members of the public relating to city inspection services and in the development of user-friendly systems for the February 13, 2017 at 38 Spruce Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises convenience of the public. described in said Mortgage, to wit: (2) All inspections performed by or under the authority of the building inspector, board of health, historic districts commission, inspector of gas piping and gas appliances, plumbing inspector, sealer of weights and measures, zoning enforcement officer and any other authorized local inspection shall be coordinated through the The land in said Lynn being shown as Lot A on a Plan entitled "Plan for the department of inspectional services. Transfer of Land Made for David J. and Mary J. Solimine, Lynn, Massachusetts," (b)(1) The department of inspectional services shall be headed by a chief of inspectional services, who shall be the executive and administrative head of the department dated October 7, 1969, said plan to be recorded herewith and further bounded and the building commissioner. The appointment of a chief of inspectional services shall satisfy the requirement, under section 3 of chapter 143 of the General Laws, that and described as follows: Northwesterly by Belmont Avenue, 75.07 feet; an inspector of buildings or building commissioner be appointed; provided, that the chief shall possess all the necessary qualifications, experience and certifications Northeasterly by Spruce Street, 100.00 feet; Southeasterly by Lot C as shown on required for inspectors of buildings or building commissioners under said chapter 143. The chief of inspectional services shall be appointed by the mayor, subject to city said plan, 75 feet; and Southwesterly by Lot B as shown on said plan, 96.85 feet. council confirmation, and shall be the executive and administrative head of the department. The chief may be removed, as provided in section 8. and The following described parcels of land:- Parcel I The land in said Lynn, being (2) The chief shall be exempt from chapter 31 of the General Laws. The chief shall have the following powers and duties: shown as Lot B on a plan entitled "Plan for the Transfer of Land Made for David J. (i) to establish a full and complete inventory of all inspection services performed by officers of the city; and Mary J. Solimine, Lynn, Massachusetts," dated October 7, 1969, said plan (ii) to establish common files, by property address, which shall be accessible to all persons performing inspection services for the city and which shall contain recordings bounded and described as follows:- Northwesterly: By Belmont Avenue, 25.02 of all inspections performed by city officers and employees; feet; Northeasterly: By Lot A as shown on said plan, 104.26 feet; Southeasterly: (iii) to provide common services for all inspection-related personnel and a centralized location for consumers of city inspection services; provided, however, that the chief By Lot 35 as shown on said plan 25 feet; and Southwesterly: By Lot 32 as shown of inspectional services shall also be available to consumers to assist them in implementing this act; on said plan, 103.23 feet. Parcel II: The land in said Lynn, being shown as Lot C (iv) city of Lynn public construction and the inspection, maintenance and repairs of public buildings and facilities, including the public schools, and oversight of all capital on a plan entitled "Plan for the Transfer of Land Made for David J. and Mary J. construction; Solimine, Lynn, Massachusetts," dated October 7, 1969, said plan recorded with (v) to supervise the coordinator who has direct supervision of clerical and administrative staff; Essex South District Deeds Book 5678, Page 395, and further bounded and (vi) zoning enforcement; and described as follows: Northwesterly: By Lot A as shown on said plan, 75 feet; (vii) to serve as the agent to the planning board and to appear at meetings of the city of Lynn planning board; provided, however, that the chief shall administer the Northeasterly: By Spruce Street, 7.41 feet; Southeasterly: By Lot 35 as shown on technical functions formerly performed by the planning department, including: serving as administrative support to the planning board; performing the statutory functions said plan, 75 feet; and Southwesterly: By Lot B as shown on said plan, 7.41 feet. related to subdivision control, waterways regulation and the laying out and discontinuance of public ways, project review andcoordination; providing research and technical assistance to municipal officers, boards andagencies; keeping records; and planning, developing and implementing infrastructure, traffic safety and The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, improvement projects. restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to (c) The chief of inspectional services shall ensure quality control by: (i) reviewing at least 15 per cent of all inspections; (ii) expediting the issuance or denial of all M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and permits; (iii) establishing a service manual within 90 days of appointment; and (iv) performing such other duties and responsibilities as may be established by city assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. ordinance. (d)(1) The department of inspectional services shall be divided into 3 divisions: (i) the inspectional division, under the direct supervision of the deputy building TERMS OF SALE: commission; (ii) the facility division, under the direct supervision of the director of buildings and grounds; and (iii)the public health division, under the direct supervision of A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of the public health director. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be (2) The inspectional division shall be responsible for all inspectional, administration and enforcement duties relating to a building or property, including the enforcement delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be of all building, housing, health, sanitation and safety regulations mandated by the city and the commonwealth, including: (i) the state building code pertaining to required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of buildings and other structures; (ii) the state building code applicable to plumbing; (iii) the state building code applicable to gas fittings and gas appliances; (iv) the state the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days building code applicable to electrical wires and fixtures; (v) the state sanitary code promulgated by the department of public health which is subject to enforcement by from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other cities and towns; and (vi) all rules and regulations promulgated by the board of health of the city of Lynn. The inspectional division shall administer and control the check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid building inspector, the plumbing inspector, the inspector of gas fittings and gas appliances, the wire inspector, the sealer of weights and measures, the health inspectors, at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms including the sanitarian, food, sanitary code, lead paint inspectors and the planning department, which shall be responsible for all of its present functions conferred upon of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure it by the General Laws and city ordinances. The deputy building commissioner shall have direct supervision of the inspectional division, including the chief building sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be inspector and sanitarian, and shall be responsible for the day-to-day management of the operations of the division including, but not limited to, direct supervision of the entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further chief building inspector and sanitarian positions, overseeing the issuance of all permits, plan review, oversight of all inspections and the coordination of multi-inspector recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The inspections of nuisance properties. The deputy building commissioner shall be a level 2 department head for salary purposes and shall be preferred to have a bachelor of description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of science degree in architecture or engineering or 5 years of similar experience in the supervision of inspectional staff. an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. (3) The Facility shall be responsible for the custodial, maintenance and ground services for all public buildings and facilities, except school buildings, and will have responsibility for maintenance of school buildings within the City of Lynn, including the ordinary maintenance of plumbing and plumbing fixtures and electrical wire and Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. fixtures, in all municipal buildings and structures including all city recreational facilities and for the operation and maintenance of the electrical components of the street lighting and traffic regulatory signals and devices. The Facility Division shall include custodial and maintenance employees and supervisors, and be under the direct The Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, supervision of the Director of Building & Grounds who will be a Level 2 department head for salary purposes. The Director of Buildings and Grounds shall be preferred to National Association fka The Bank of New York Trust Company, N.A., have as minimum qualifications a Bachelor of Science degree in facility management, architecture or engineering or five years of similar experience in municipal facility as Trustee for Residential Asset Mortgage Products, Inc., management. Mortgage Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates (4) The Lynn School Department will have the responsibility for the custodial and ground services for all school buildings within the City of Lynn. The Supervisor of School Series 2006-RP4 Custodial and Ground Services shall be a newly created position who shall oversee all custodians assigned to public school buildings. The Supervisor of School Custodial and Ground Services shall be appointed by the Superintendent of Schools and may be removed for cause. The Supervisor of School Custodial and Ground Services shall Present Holder of said Mortgage, be considered an employee for purposes of Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 150E. The Assistant Supervisor of School Custodial and Ground Services shall be a By Its Attorneys, newly created position who shall oversee all custodians assigned to public school buildings. The Assistant Supervisor ofSchool Custodial and Ground Services shall be ORLANS MORAN PLLC appointed by the Superintendent of Schools and may be removed for cause. PO Box 540540 The Assistant Supervisor of School Custodial and Ground Services shall be considered an employee for purposes of Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 150E. The Waltham, MA 02454 existing collective bargaining agreement between the City of Lynn and Local 1736 (custodial and maintenance) shall remain in full force and effect. The City of Lynn Phone: (781) 790-7800 Personnel Director and the City of Lynn Labor attorney shall be responsible for all matters relating to collective bargaining, grievances, arbitrations, civil service appeals 13-016912 and matters before the Department of Labor Relations through the term of the current collective bargaining agreement. Counsel for the Lynn School Committee shall be Item: January 23, 30, February 6, 2017 responsible for all matters before the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, the United States Federal Court, all matters involving claims under Title VII and any and all claims not relating to the collective bargaining process, except those claims traditionally handled by the City Solicitor's Office. Preference shall be given on any CITY OF LYNN future hirings of custodians to current and former employees of the City of Lynn. Any such future hirings will be by majority approval of a Hiring Committee to be made up of the Superintendent of Schools, the Chief of the Department of Inspectional Services and the Director of Building and Grounds. Nothing in this Act shall impair the civil The City of Lynn is accepting Proposals for: service rights of any employees of Local 1736. (5) The public health division shall be responsible for oversight of the state sanitary code, promulgated by the department of public health, which is subject to FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT enforcement by cities and towns and shall adopt from time to time additional regulations as necessary or desirable to protect the public health of the citizens of Lynn and FOR THE enforce all such regulations through the board of health and the inspectional division. The public health division shall be under the direct supervision of the public health CITY OF LYNN PUBLIC SCHOOLS director. The division shall be responsible for providing public health services, grant administration, clinic operation, tobacco control and the day-to-day administration of public health and safety grants. The division's primary focus shall be to investigate health problems and threats and to prevent, minimize and contain adverse health Requests for Proposals, with Qualifications, may be obtained at the OFFICE OF effects from communicable diseases, disease outbreaks from unsafe food and water, chronic diseases, environmental hazards, injuries and health behaviors, which shall THE PURCHASING AGENT, Room 205, City Hall, Lynn, Massachusetts. include increased public health programming within the community, increased collaboration with other local responders for emergency response planning and a more . robust grant funding effort with associated administrative duties. The division shall administer, control and include the public health coordinator, nurses, doctors, the city Proposals must be submitted to the OFFICE OF THE PURCHASING AGENT, veterinarian and grant employees. The sanitarian position within the inspectional division shall be the employee assigned to liaise with the board of health. Room 205, LYNN CITY HALL, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS prior to 11:00 A.M., (6) Division heads shall be appointed by the mayor subject to confirmation by the city council. Their terms of office shall be for 3 years and they shall be granted tenure THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2017. upon reappointment pursuant to section 6-5 of the charter of the city of Lynn. Division heads currently employed on the effective date of this act who have already been granted tenure upon reappointment pursuant to said section 6-5 shall only be removed pursuant to sections 2-4 and 6-6 of said charter. Division heads hired on or after Proposals with all pertinent QUALIFICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN A the effective date of this act shall be subject to removal for just cause by the chief of inspectional services after a hearing, which satisfies the requirements of due SEPARATE ENVELOPE MARKED QUALIFICATIONS. The Declaration Form process. MUST BE SIGNED and submitted in the QUALIFICATIONS ENVELOPE. (7) Division heads shall appoint all other officers and employees serving under them, subject to the approval of the chief of inspectional services and the mayor. (8) The following multiple member bodies shall, for administrative and communication purposes only, be considered to be within the department of inspectional services: COST PROPOSAL prices MUST BE SUBMITTED IN A SEPARATE, SEALED (i) the boardof appeals; (ii) the board of examiners; (iii) fence viewers; (iv) the board of health; and (v) the planning board. Nothing in this act shall be construed to give ENVELOPE AND MARKED COST PROPOSAL and submitted at the same time. the chief of inspectional services authority to direct the activities of any of these multiple member bodies when they are exercising their official duties. A Bid Deposit of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500.00) must be submitted in the SECTION 3. The position of director of building and grounds established in subsection (d) of section 5 shall replace the positions of facility manager and supervisor of form of Certified Check, Cashier's Check or Bid Bond payable to the City of Lynn custodians and maintenance. The positions of facility manager and supervisor of custodians and maintenance shall be eliminated through attrition, at which time the and MUST BE INCLUDED IN THE QUALIFICATIONS ENVELOPE. position of second assistant supervisor of custodians and maintenance shall be created. A Performance Bond satisfactory to the City Solicitor is required of the successful SECTION 4. Nothing in this act shall affect the civil service status or seniority rights of any employees serving in any of the positions within the divisions of the department vendor in the amount of TEN PER CENT (10%) of the annual operating cost. of inspectional services. All bonds submitted to the City of Lynn must be issued by an Insurance Company licensed to issue bonds in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and approved by SECTION 5. The mayor of the city of Lynn may, pursuant to the removal procedure established in sections 2-4 and 6-6 of the charter of the city of Lynn, remove the the U.S. Department of the Treasury. All bonds must be satisfactory in form to the current chief of the department of inspectional services from office. A chief appointed on or after the effective date of this act who has not been granted tenure shall serve City Solicitor. for an initial term of 3 years and shall be granted tenure pursuant to section 6-5 of said charter if reappointed. Thereafter, the mayor may, pursuant to the removal procedure established in said sections 2-4 and 6-6 remove any such chief who has been granted tenure. The City reserves the right to reject any and all proposals as may appear in the best interest of the City of Lynn. SECTION 6. This act shall take effect upon its passage. The Award of this contract is by the Mayor and the Purchasing Agent of the City of Per Order: Lynn and will be awarded within thirty (30) working days after the Proposal Janet L. Rowe opening. City Clerk This is bid under MGL Chapter 30B. Item: February 6, 2017 Charles E. White Purchasing Agent Item: February 6, 2017

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT LAND COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT mortgage given by Gregory J. Kokorda and Michael C. Agren to Mortgage Electronic DIVORCE SUMMONS BY 16 SM 011909 Registration Systems, Inc., dated January 28, 2005 and recorded with the Essex PUBLICATION AND MAILING County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 23905, Page 362, of which Essex Probate and Family Court ORDER OF NOTICE mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by assignment from 45 Congress Street (ineffectve)Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to BAC Home Loans Salem, MA 01970 TO: Servicing, LP f/k/a Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP dated July 5, 2011 and Docket No. ES16D2022DR Paul M. Macdonald III; Melissa Houseweart, Individually and as Personal recorded with said registry on July 13, 2011 at Book 30524 Page 388 and by Representative of the Estate of David L. Houseweart assignment from (confirmatory)Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Lissette Canahuate Riuz vs. Juan L Ramirez Bank of America, N.A. successor by merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, f/k/a Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP dated November 15, 2012 and To the Defendant: 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): recorded with said registry on December 7, 2012 at Book 31994 Page 35 and by The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court assignment from Bank of America, N.A. to Green Tree Servicing LLC dated June 6, grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. 2013 and recorded with said registry on September 19, 2013 at Book 32829 The Complaint is on file at the Court. Page 247 and by assignment from Ditech Financial, LLC, successor by merger to An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Green Tree Servicing, LLC to MTGLQ Investors, L.P. dated August 11, 2016 and from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status numbered 108 Bellevue Road, given by Paul M. MacDonald III and David L. recorded with said registry on August 22, 2016 at Book 35192 Page 576, for of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Houseweart to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: Lowell Cooperative Bank, a Corporation, its successors and assigns, dated same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m. on March 13, 2017, on the October 17, 2011, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) mortgaged premises located at 354 BROADWAY, UNIT 10, WYOMA VILLAGE Lissette Canahuate Riuz Registry of Deeds in Book 30754, Page 565, and now held by plaintiff by CONDOMINIUMS, LYNN, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the 673 Western Ave assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of premises described in said mortgage, Apt 5 Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Lynn, MA 01905 TO WIT: If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United your answer, if any, on or before 05/15/2017. If you fail to do so, the court will States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers UNIT No. 10, of the WYOMA VILLAGE CONDOMINIUMS, a condominium in Lynn, proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Essex County, MA, established a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in pursuant to Mass. Gen. Laws Chapter 183A, by Master Deed dated Septenaber 8, WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before March 2004 and recorded in Book 23375, Page 252, as amended of record, which Unit Date: January 18, 2017 13, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the is shown as Unit 10, located in 354 Broadway on the Second Floor of the Pamela Casey O'Brien benefits of said Act. condominium as reflected on the plans of the condominium and units as recorded Register of Probate with the aforementioned Master Deed and a copy of which is attached to the first Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on January 25, 2017 unit deed out recorded herewith. Item: February 6, 2017 Attest: Said unit is conveyed together with an undivided 2.36% percentage interest in the CITY OF LYNN Deborah J. Patterson ''Common Areas'' and Facilities of the property described in said Master Deed Recorder attributable to said Unit and together with any Exclusive rights described in said Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council will hold a public hearing on Master Deed. Tuesday, February, 14, 2017 at 8:00 PM in Lynn City Council Chambers for the (16-010112 OM) following an Act Authorizing the City of Lynn to use certain park land for school Item: February 6, 2017 The Post Office address of Unit 10 is: 354 Broadway, #10, Lynn, MA 01904. The purposes: Unit is intended to be used solely for residential purposes. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF LYNN TO USE THE TRIAL COURT For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern CERTAIN PARK LAND FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23905, Page 359. See also Deed recorded with DIVORCE SUMMONS BY said Registry in Book 23972, Page 308. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court PUBLICATION AND MAILING assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows: Essex Probate and Family Court These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit 45 Congress Street of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the SECTION 1. The city of Lynn is hereby authorized to use a portion of certain Salem, MA 01970 nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax parcels of land utilized by the city for park and playground purposes for the Docket No. ES16D1301DR titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or construction, maintenance and use of schools and educational facilities, facilities liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, for athletic, sports and community programs and activities, and for general Ike Jideofor vs. Uche Jideofor having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, recreational uses. Said parcels are shown on the city of Lynn Assessor's Map 52, easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Block 742, Lot 033 (McManus Field). To the Defendant: The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court TERMS OF SALE: SECTION 2. The change in use of said portions of said park lands is contingent grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown upon suitable replacement park lands being provided, as approved by the city of The Complaint is on file at the Court. A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank Lynn park commission, the secretary of environmental affairs and the National An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. Park Service, where applicable. from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box SECTION 3. This act shall take effect upon its passage. You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon Per Order: Ike Jideofor receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in 63 River Street said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Janet L. Rowe Lynn, MA 01905 City Clerk Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. your answer, if any, on or before 06/12/2017. If you fail to do so, the court will Item: February 6, 2017 proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file MTGLQ INVESTORS, L.P. a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Present holder of said mortgage INVITATION TO BID # 07-17 WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: January 30, 2017 By its Attorneys, Sealed bids for professional LINE PAINTING AND MARKING will be received at the Pamela Casey O'Brien HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Register of Probate 150 California Street Town of Saugus Purchasing Department in Saugus Town Hall until 1:30 P.M. on February 22, 2017 at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read. Newton, MA 02458 Item: February 6, 2017 (617) 558-0500 Specifications may be obtained at the Saugus Town Purchasing Department 298 201406-0135 - TEA Central Street, Saugus, Massachusetts 01906. Specifications may also be Item: February 6, 13, 20, 2017 obtained electronically from [email protected]. Bids are to be sealed in an envelope, marked on the outside with the words "LINE CITY OF LYNN PAINTING AND MARKING" BID # 07-17, and returned to the Town of Saugus Purchasing Department prior to the date and time set for opening. Each bid must Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a be accompanied by surety which is satisfactory to the Town and in the form of a public hearing on Tuesday, February 14, 2017 at 8:00pm in Council Chambers, cashier's, treasurer's, or certified check drawn on a responsible bank or trust NEW IN TOWN? Lynn City Hall on the following Ordinance: company; or a bid bond issued by a company licensed to do business in Massachusetts in the amount of (5%) five percent of amount bid. All Wage Rates IN THE YEAR TWO THOUSAND SEVENTEEN AN ORDINANCE REPEALING THE are to be paid in accordance with Massachusetts General Laws. ORDINANCE MODERNIZING AND REORGANIZING THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or to accept any bid, or any portion of same, which is expedient and in the public interest. The Town of Saugus adheres SECTION 1:00 to an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Program.

The Ordinance Modernizing and Reorganizing the Office of the city Clerk is hereby Terri Peznola repealed. Purchasing Assistant 2-3.3 Notice Required of Change of Polling Place. 2-12.3 Publication. 2-12.4 Item: February 6, 2017 Departments Created.

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At a tiny which have the label “Re- ropean Union’s slow-mov- workshop in the north- member Idomeni” stitched ing relocation scheme. ern city of Thessaloniki, inside. “I saw women (in Idome- they’re trying to make a “We’re trying to keep it in ni) shivering in blankets little bit of a difference. people’s minds what hap- and that was not a nice Volunteers are working pened in Idomeni last year, long hours to try to keep thing to see,” he said. “So and what Europe did to ref- we started making clothes the refugees warm, with ugees and the Greek peo- bursts of noise from sew- with the blankets.” ple, just leaving the borders The charity doesn’t dis- ing machines revealing closed and thousands of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tribute the jackets directly their mission: To turn dis- people stranded,” she said. but passes them on to other Art by Sunil Sigdel is displayed as spectators photograph during India carded blankets into jack- Greece’s government says aid groups in return for do- ets, overcoats and other more than 60,000 refugees Art Fair in New Delhi, India, Thursday. winter wearables. and migrants remain stuck nations, using any money There’s an almost end- in the county following raised for skills-training less supply: The blankets the border closures. It has programs for refugees and Politics, migration dominate — mostly army issue, gray struggled to shelter camp projects to take them out with red stitching — came dwellers from freezing of camps and place them in visual art fair in New Delhi India from the sprawling refu- overnight temperatures. apartments. It also sells the gee and migrant encamp- Authorities on the island coats to walk-ins, like resi- By Vineeta Deepak Bangdel said the work 2014 in the physical space ment at Idomeni on the of Lesbos are investigating dent Katerina Tsolakidou. ASSOCIATED PRESS of her artists reflects both of “No Man’s Land” as they Macedonian border that is three recent deaths at a “We really liked the idea the “fragility and resil- shared their work and now closed. refugee camp there, possi- of re-using the blankets NEW DELHI — It’s no ience” of a country still memories. Their installa- As many as 14,000 peo- bly caused by fumes from from Idomeni,” she said surprise that satirical por- recovering from the dev- tion comprises a montage traits of Donald Trump, ple lived in tents at the site makeshift heaters. after picking up a coat. “It astating 2015 earthquake. of photographs and video Vladimir Putin and Kim last year after European For Syrian refugee gives the refugees some- The art fair brought from border villages on Jong Un are the center- countries closed borders Hasan Al Kodsy, helping thing to do. So instead of hundreds of Indian and in- both sides. piece of the India Art Fair, to refugees streaming into out at the coat workshop spending the money some- ternational artists, exhibi- “The idea was to explore the annual feast of visual the continent. Greek police in Thessaloniki was a nat- where else, it’ll be put to tors and collectors from what a fence could do to arts where politics took cleared the camp last May, ural fit. The 30-year-old good use here.” more than 20 countries. you, how claustrophobic a center stage this year, in- Like the previous editions cluding groundbreaking fence could be. And to walk of the fair that began in into Bangladesh or rather projects on migration and 2008, South Asia remains rapidly changing urban the ‘No Man’s Land’ with- the region in focus. out a visa and passport. So landscapes in South Asia. A community-based it was a unique experience Titled “Peace Owners,” public art project “No and it’s an ongoing work the work of Nepali artist Man’s Land,” supported which we are continuing,” Sunil Sigdel uses Bud- by Britto Arts Trust from dhist motifs on the faces Bangladesh and Shelter he said. of the three global leaders. Promotion Council from Political and social “Artists are responding India, explores the shared themes including access, to the global political cli- history, geography and migration and integration mate,” said Dina Bang- culture of the two neigh- are also explored in cut- del, curator of Nepal Art bors in the context of re- ting-edge installations in Council in New Delhi. “We curring border tensions various art disciplines. are also looking at agri- and illegal migration. Experimental art on culture and perhaps the The cross-border collab- display using various me- disintegration of the rural orative project allowed dia works includes “The community with urban- Sayantan Maitra Boka , Swing” by Bangladeshi ization. Artists are speak- an art curator from India, Tayeba Begum Lipi, made PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing in a Nepali voice but to work with Bangladeshi with stainless steel razor A migrant sews a blanket, at a tiny coat workshop charity called Naomi in the broader context of artist Mahbubur Rahman. blades as a metaphor for in the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki, Monday. South Asia.” The two met in March rapid industrialization. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2017 HEALTH Treating seniors with opioid perscriptions is a balancing act By Jenny Gold TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE The national conversa- tion about the opioid epi- demic has mostly focused on young people who buy drugs illegally on the street. But the scrutiny of opioids has also changed the way doctors are pre- scribing medications to the elderly, to ease their pain from arthritis, can- cer, neurological diseases and other illnesses that become more common in later life. Over the past decade, a growing number of seniors have been prescribed opi- oids including hydroco- done, codeine and oxyco- done. A recent study found that in 2011, 15 percent of PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE seniors were prescribed an As concern grows about a national opioid epidemic, seniors may find it opioid when they were dis- harder to get medications they need from doctors and pharmacies. charged from the hospital. PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE As concern grows about sinoto, a geriatrician at In an older adult you often Ultimately, my goal with A pocket may not be the best place to keep your a national opioid epidem- the University of Califor- have to start at 2.5. using opioids when I have cellphone. ic, however, some seniors nia San Francisco, says But how I decide real- to is, “Can I relieve this now find it harder to get ly depends on what are person’s pain well enough medications they need prescribing opioids to se- this person’s goals? How so that they can maintain from doctors and phar- niors is often about help- Are you carrying is the pain affecting their their function?” Because macies. Some medical ing them maintain their practices refuse to accept independence. Perissinoto life? What have I tried and ultimately in older adults, your cellphone too patients already taking an recently spoke with Cal- what is not indicated for their function and ability opioid for pain. ifornia Healthline about them? One of the main- to live independently is Beyond the obvious dan- the delicate balancing act stays of treatment is, for one of the greatest pre- close to your body? gers of addiction, opioids of prescribing opioids. This example, physical therapy dictors of health. I have can pose serious risks for conversation has been ed- and the use of non-steroi- patients who unless they By Nara Schoenberg scientific evidence has not seniors. Common side ef- ited for clarity and length. dal anti-inflammatories, take their opioid really CHICAGO TRIBUNE linked cellphones with any fects include constipation, Q: How do you decide which include things like cannot get out of bed. And health problems.” The Na- breathing problems, con- whether to prescribe an Ibuprofen [tradename Ad- if that small dose of opi- In the movie “La La tional Toxicology Program opioid to an older adult? vil]. The challenge with oid is going to help them Land,” the heroine fields fusion and problematic at the National Institute of interactions with other One of the tenets in geri- those medications is that get out of bed and move calls in the current style, Environmental Health Sci- atrics with prescribing any they’re over-the-counter around their house and with her cellphone pressed medications. Seniors tak- ences agrees that there’s no ing opioid medications medication is the idea that and are perceived to be cook for themselves, then close to her ear. conclusive evidence linking are also four to five times you start low and go slow. safe, when in reality for that is absolutely some- When President Barack cellphones to any health more likely to suffer a fall For someone who is older, an older adult there are thing worth doing. Their Obama gave his farewell problems. But it also says or fracture than those tak- there’s a different biology much greater side effects biggest risk is going to be address, he equated inno- that “little is known about ing a non-opioid pain med- of aging with medications on blood pressure and kid- if they stop moving and vation with “a computer in potential health effects of ication. that take longer to metab- ney function and a higher [decline more]. That’s go- every pocket.” long-term exposure to ra- But opioids can also be a olize. They affect people risk of bleeding. So in an ing to have a bigger con- Some users sleep with dio frequency radiation,” critical tool in treating de- differently. For someone older adult, the mainstay sequence on their health their cellphones on the the kind of radiation emit- bilitating pain that leaves who’s younger, you may be treatment that we use for than prescribing an opioid nightstand — or even ted by cellphones, and that seniors immobilized and able to start at a dose, for someone younger is not at a reasonable dose and tucked under the pillow. data from human studies is homebound. Carla Peris- example, of 10 milligrams. available. with close supervision. But how close should inconsistent. you really get to your cell- The takeaway: Both the phone? FDA and the NTP say The answer depends, in that if you are concerned Hearts pumping for first patients part, on whom you ask. about cellphone radiation, Government experts say you can take two simple cellphones, which emit steps. You can reduce the of revived transplant program radio frequency radia- amount of time you spend tion, have not conclusively using your cellphone, and been linked to any health you can use speaker mode By Donna McGuire TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE problem. But some critics or a headset to increase point to studies they say the distance between your KANSAS CITY, Kan. — raise concerns, including a head and the phone. As a young man lingered preliminary report by the Want to do everything near death — his heart National Toxicology Pro- possible, short of ditching barely pumping, other or- gram that rats exposed your cellphone? There are gans also failing — about to cellphone radiation ex- webpages for that, but two dozen members of perienced a small but sig- make sure you choose the the University of tKansas nificant increase in heart right one. Rather than Health System’s multidis- and brain tumors. Critics scrolling around and scar- ciplinary team debated also point to studies in- ing yourself with off-the- what to do. dicating that cellphone wall claims, consider turn- Was he too sick for any- exposure may negatively ing to reputable scientists, thing but palliative care? affect sperm quality. such as Devra Davis, who No one wanted to tell the Given those consider- was the founding director 30-year-old patient that. ations, we asked govern- of the Center for Environ- Should he be transferred ment spokespeople, an in- mental Oncology at the to a more seasoned heart dustry representative and University of Pittsburgh a skeptical scientist what program, one experienced Cancer Institute, or Joel in treating such high-risk Americans should do if Moskowitz, director of they want to reduce their patients? Perhaps. the Center for Family and Or should they take him exposure to cellphone ra- Community Health at the into surgery, implant a diation. University of California at device to help his heart Here’s what we found: Berkeley. Moskowitz and pump blood, try to nurse Follow the advice of the Davis are among the over him back to better health cellphone manufacturer. 220 scientists who have and then — likely many And no, you’re probably signed the Internation- months in the future, if PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE not doing that. Cellphones al Electromagnetic Field he survived — give him a are tested for radiation Scientist Appeal calling Zach Engelken, the fourth person to receive a heart through the new emission — and approved for tougher limits on cell- new heart? transplant program at the University of Kansas Hospital, talks with An- by the government as safe phones and related tech- At that point, the Uni- drew Sauer, medical director for heart transplant and advanced heart for use — at a small but nologies. versity of Kansas Hospital failure for the KU Health System. significant distance from The takeaway: Moskowitz had implanted only one your body. You should be offers an extensive list of such device, and it went surgeon Travis Abicht, “It wasn’t a matter of 44 heart transplants last able to find that distance in steps you can take to reduce to a low-risk patient after who had transplanted 16 questioning whether it was year, the most in this re- the fine print of your man- radiation exposure, includ- careful planning. The hos- hearts during his final appropriate to do,” Abicht gion — as the only Kan- ual or other instructions ing: 1.) Keep your distance. pital hadn’t transplanted year at Chicago’s North- recalled last week. “We sas City-area hospitals that come with your phone, Keep your cellphone or a heart in more than two western Memorial Hospi- needed team buy-in ... first performing adult heart and it differs from phone to cordless phone away from decades, after shuttering tal, which he left in 2015 and foremost for the pa- transplants. Children’s phone. You’re supposed to your body when it’s pow- its first program when to become the KU Health tient but also for the group.” Mercy Hospital, which did keep an iPhone 7 at least 5 ered on, taking special care news leaked that it had System’s surgical director They got it. three transplants in 2016, mm (about 0.2 inches) away to maintain distance from been turning away hearts of heart transplant and Since receiving a left launched a pediatric pro- from your body, a Samsung your head and reproductive for months while still add- mechanical assistance. ventricular assistance de- gram two years ago. Galaxy S6 at least 1.5 cm organs. Use your speaker- ing patients to its trans- Abicht, a former surgical vice 10 months ago, Zach Engelken hopes some (about 0.6 inches) and a phone or a wired headset, plant waiting list. resident at KU Hospital, Engelken has turned 31, day to meet his donor’s Google Pixel 1 cm (about or text instead of calling. 2.) Now, several years into brought along heart fail- gotten engaged and re- family. 0.4 inches) away. Wait for a good signal. Your its transplant restart ef- ure specialist Andrew Sau- ceived a healthy heart. “I’m very grateful,” the The takeaway: Don’t cellphone emits more radia- fort, health system offi- er to be the health system’s Around KU Hospital, Seneca, Kan., resident keep your cellphone in tion when the signal is poor, cials wanted every step to medical director for heart he is “No. 4” — the fourth said Wednesday, eight your pocket or your bra so avoid using it while in go right. Those gathered in transplant and advanced heart recipient of the new days after transplant when it’s powered on. enclosed metal areas such the conference room dis- heart failure. Co-workers program. The first patient surgery, as he rested in a If you want to go further, as elevators, cars, buses, cussing the high-risk pa- since 2010, both had felt received his heart in Octo- fourth-floor hospital bed. consider the suggestions trains or planes. 3.) Avoid tient knew his case could the timing was right to ber, the second in Decem- When Sauer knocked on of government scientists. secondhand exposure. Re- derail their momentum if move to the KU system. ber, the third and fourth his door and reported that You’ll see small differences duce the time you spend in things went badly. And at this moment, in this month. Once the hos- tests on the new heart in the positions stated on places where a lot of people Yet he also represented March 2016, both thought pital conducts 10, it will looked good, Engelken the websites of various gov- are packed together and us- the reason the KU Health the timing was right to have enough cases to seek smiled. ernment agencies, with the ing cellphones. 4.) Turn off System was getting back operate. This was a young final certification. “It’s got a good strong Food and Drug Administra- your phone. Turn off your into the heart transplant patient, and if they could The KU Health System beat, compared to my old tion (FDA) telling us, reas- cellphone when not in use, game. get him back on his feet, joins St. Luke’s Hospi- one,” he said. “I can tell. suringly that “the weight of or switch to airplane mode. “We can do this,” said he could thrive. tal — which performed Oh, yeah, it feels great.”