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SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2019 Lynn overhauls trash-fee payments

By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF LYNN — After confusion and an outcry from residents, the city has changed its billing system for trash fees. The city announced the new system on Friday. In December, aggravated residents made calls to their ward council- ors and councilors-at-large about a number of problems with bills for the trash fee, which debuted in June. Four months later, the city imple- Ask and you shall receive mented a new billing and collection system that is user-friendly and pro- vides residents with options, accord- ing to Michael Bertino, the city’s chief (except on the Saugus River) nancial of cer. “The reason we switched is we By Bridget Turcotte vessels, including type of vessel, length, A request by the didn’t have the right software pack- ITEM STAFF draft, beam, and height from the water- Coast Guard to age,” Bertino said. “We tried to use line to the highest xed point and to ap- comment on the a generic system in efforts to save SAUGUS — Mariners were asked purtenant structures like tuna towers, placement of a bridge money and not spend it. It was not by the Coast Guard to comment on the  ying bridge, xed antennas, and radar protection system designed to create a whole database, placement of a bridge protection system units. and other naviga- it was designed to do single billings.” and other navigational safety issues asso- “If someone submits a comment after tional safety issues Some residents were confused be- ciated with new infrastructure to replace the comment period, we will certainly associated with new cause they didn’t realize the annual the Belden Bly Bridge. consider it,” said Stieb. “We won’t just ig- infrastructure to $90 trash fee was going to be split into The deadline to provide the feedback nore it.” replace the Belden two $45 bills; some residents were re- was Thursday, but by deadline, no com- The Coast Guard received an applica- Bly Bridge was met ceiving bills in their individual name ments had been received, according to tion for the project from the state Depart- with no responses by as well as a bill in their spouse’s Jeffrey Stieb, bridge management spe- ment of Transportation to replace the Saugus boat owners. name; some were paying their bill in cialist for the First Coast Guard District. existing temporary bridge with a new, full, as told, but still being charged a The Coast Guard requested that boat ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE $30 late fee; and some residents liv- owners provide information about their SAUGUS RIVER, A3 ing in multi-family homes were un- sure what their bill even was. In collaboration with PKS Asso- ciates, Inc., a vendor that collects How do Lynn’s excise taxes, city employees DEP developed a new database at no cost to the city. Bertino said PKS already you spell had the shell of the software, so the halts city’s information technology depart- generous? ment was able to get the new data- base up and running in a timely man- Saugus For The Item’s ner. “We created a database that will be spelling bee, it’s able to build and maintain changes project that we make,” said Bertino. “If some- A-b-r-a-m-s-o-n one gets an abatement and they are 69 years old, we won’t have to go in By Bridget Turcotte By Thor Jourgensen and change that every year. Whereas ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF the other system, because we were taking it from the assessor’s of ce, SAUGUS — The state SWAMPSCOTT — In needed to be updated all the time.” has issued a cease-and- the more than six years With the new system, residents will desist order to a Saugus they have co-sponsored have the option of paying the $90 construction company The Daily Item Region- solid waste fee in one or two install- building a residential sub- al Spelling Bee, Joel and ments (one at the beginning of April division off of Essex Street Mary Abramson still re- and one in September). Abatement for numerous wetlands call one of the comments options are available for seniors, own- and water quality certi - they received from a ers of unoccupied units and owners cation violations. youthful speller who took who use private companies to manage American Residential part in the competition. their trash collection. Construction, managed “You helped make All abatement forms are available by John Tucci of Wake- learning fun again,” Joel in the Collector’s Room, Assessor’s eld, has four properties Abramson recalled the Room, or DPW of ces and website. on Berthold Street, which student saying. Trash fee payments can be made via is behind York Ford and Longtime owners of mail or in person at the DPW or Col- Burger King on Route 1. Flagship Travel and lector’s of ces, said Bertino. They range from 20,000 Swampscott residents, the Interest on late payments will ac- and 28,000 square feet Abramsons look forward crue from the due date at 8 percent each and are valued be- every year to the late win- each year and any unpaid amounts tween $185,000 and ter and spring spelling may be placed as a lien on the next $188,000, according to Pa- bee regional and national tax bill or subject to all collection pro- triot Properties. All four competitions. cedures permitted by law. were purchased in 2011. Fifty-eight spellers will Bertino said the new system should The company was cited compete in the 34th an- cut down on any confusion going for- by the state Department nual Daily Item Regional ward. The balances from the previous of Environmental Protec- Spelling Bee on Wednes- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK year are not re ected in this current tion for repeated viola- day, March 13 at Veterans bill statement and any amounts still tions at the Saugus con- Joel and Mary Abramson have been longtime sponsors of struction site. The Daily Item Regional Spelling Bee. ABRAMSONS, A3 TRASH, A3 But attorney Marc Chapdelaine, who rep- resents the company, said By Bella diGrazia “This forum provides a unique steps were taken to repli- ITEM STAFF opportunity for the business cate and replant wetlands, INSIDE community to impart a uni ed LYNN — Members of the and to make the conserva- message about the need for im- tion area that abuts that business community have an Opinion provements to our local transit area thrive. Business opportunity to voice their opin- Progress on pathways system,” said Codner. “From an environmen- ions on MassDOT’s Lynn Tran- is encouraging. A4 Sen. Brendan Crighton and tal standpoint it’s a better sit Action Plan Study. site than it was when this LOOK! community Lynners want a reliable tran- Mayor Thomas M. McGee work began,” said Chap- Dublin native sit system and they want the will also be present to discuss delaine. named CEO of Peabody Massachusetts Department of transportation issues and their The department says Essex Museum. A8 looks to move Transportation to hear it, ac- impact on Lynn. At the 8 a.m. American Residential cording to Colin Codner, execu- to 10 a.m. forum, Lynn busi- Construction failed to Sports transportation tive director for the Lynn Area ness owners will provide feed- comply with the approved KIPP comeback Chamber of Commerce. The lo- back through a round-table dis- project and wetland rep- falls short in Div. 4 cal chamber is hosting a trans- cussion, according to Codner. lication and restoration North nal. B1 forward portation forum at the Lynn The Lynn Transit Action plans; failed to maintain  YMCA on Tuesday, with Joseph Plan Study was announced last site stabilization; worked St. Mary’s ready Aiello, chairman of the MBTA’s November and is part of the for Amesbury. B1 scal and management control SAUGUS, A3 board, as the keynote speaker. TRANSPORTATION, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 40° VOL. 141, ISSUE 78 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B7 LOW 31° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2019 OBITUARIES Warren says tech giants have Ernest A. Yanakakis, 91 1927-2019 ‘too much power,’ need breakup ROWLEY — Er- tures of hiking and nest A. Yanakakis, skiing Tuckerman’s By Elana Schor “They’ve bulldozed com- 91, passed away Ravine and other ASSOCIATED PRESS petition, used our private information for profit, and unexpectedly on peaks around the WASHINGTON — Dem- Wednesday, March world were legendary. tilted the playing field ocratic presidential candi- against everyone else.” 6 surrounded by his He had the special date Elizabeth Warren on family. gift to make friends It remains to be seen Friday rolled out a pro- whether Warren will in- He was born to wherever he went posal to break up the big- troduce legislation in the Kleo and Apostolis and will be missed gest U.S. technology com- current Congress aligning Yanakakis on May by all who knew him. panies, saying they have with the first element of 11, 1927 in Lynn. He was Ernest is survived by his too much control over the her plan. A spokeswoman, educated in Lynn, graduating children, Heide Holmes of economy and Americans’ Kristen Orthman, said a from Classical High School. Newburyport, Kristine Smiley lives. Having lost his father early in McKechnie and her husband In her pitch to rein in the bill introduction was not his life and his brothers being Jim McKechnie of Rowley, Wil- influence of tech giants, imminent. called to war he stayed home liam Yanakakis and his wife the Massachusetts sena- Warren’s latest policy to care for his mother and sis- Paula of Ipswich and Peter tor envisions legislation proposal promised to be a ters running a business while Yanakakis of Natick; a sister, targeting companies with central element of her New finishing high school. His thirst Mary Yanakakis of Lynn; and annual worldwide reve- York appearance as well as for knowledge was lifelong his grandchildren, Samantha nue of $25 billion or more, her scheduled visit Satur- and he was well read on many Smiley, Curtis Smiley, Casey day to the SXSW confer- limiting their ability to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS topics. Holmes, Chris Yanakakis, Ben expand and forcing parts ence in Austin, Texas. Ernest and his broth- Yanakakis, Alex Yanakakis, of Google and Amazon’s 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Sen. Kamala Harris ers opened and operated Lindsay Yanakakis and Corey current business structure Elizabeth Warren speaks to local residents of California represents the Franklin Fruit Company, Yanakakis; as well as many to operate as separate en- during an organizing event in Dubuque, Iowa. the tech industry’s home Franklin Supermarkets and nieces and nephews. He was tities. state, while Sen. Cory the Meadows Liquors of Lynn predeceased by his wife Mon- As president, Warren Booker has come under for many years. The Yanaka- ika and his son John. recently scrapped plans to at a time of rising public said she would pick regu- scrutiny for his past ties to kis family played a key role Service information: A fu- open a new headquarters. concern about the grow- lators who would seek to tech companies — though in supporting and growing neral service will be held at It’s Warren’s latest effort ing power of the dominant break up what she called he’s stepped up his criti- Saint George Greek Orthodox the funeral home on Tues- to shape the policy agenda players, could force the cism lately. Church as well as the Greek day, March 12 at 10:30 a.m. “anti-competitive merg- ers” such as Facebook’s for the rest of the Demo- rest of her rivals for the Facebook spokeswom- community. Visiting hours will be held cratic presidential prima- 2020 nomination to follow an Monique Hall said the He was a founding force at the CAMPBELL Funeral recent purchase of Insta- gram and Amazon’s acqui- ry, coming after earlier an- her lead. company had no comment of alpine skiing on the East Home, 525 Cabot St., Bev- nouncements of a “wealth “Today’s big tech compa- on Warren’s proposal. Rep- Coast and one of the charter erly, Monday, March 11 from sition of Whole Foods. tax” plan on households nies have too much power resentatives for Google, members of the Lynn Snow 4-7 p.m. Information, direc- She made the pitch be- fore a town hall appear- with high net worth and — too much power over Amazon, Microsoft and Chasers. He lived life to the tions, and condolences at a universal child care pro- our economy, our society, fullest and never settled for a www.campbellfuneral.com. ance later in the day in Apple did not immediate- posal. and our democracy,” War- job half done, his work ethic In lieu of flowers donations the New York City neigh- ly respond to a request for and energy were infectious as can be made in his name to borhood where Amazon Her tech agenda, coming ren said in a statement. comment. was his wry smile. He was a the American Heart Associa- man of many talents and his tion/American Stroke Asso- love of athletics was passed ciation at www.donatenow. Trump administration is sued on to his children and grand- hear.org. Information, direc- children. He ran road races, tions, condolences at www. played competitive golf, won campbellfuneral.com. countless ski races, was a over Liberian immigrant program painter, a carpenter, a garden- er and a genuine “jack of all By Mark Pratt end the Deferred Enforced grants of color,” according tion and deportation,” said trades.” His stories and adven- ASSOCIATED PRESS Departure program, which to the lawsuit. Ivan Espinoza-Madrigal, has been renewed by pre- The program protects executive director of Law- BOSTON — Two civil vious Democratic and Re- about 4,000 Liberian immi- yers for Civil Rights, in an rights organizations sued publican administrations. grants who came from the emailed statement. “We the Trump administration It is due to expire at the African nation to escape will not allow the Trump Friday on behalf of 15 Li- end of this month. environmental disasters, Administration to tram- Mary Seaberg berian immigrants over The lawsuit says the de- the Ebola virus and war, ple on our dignity and our the president’s decision to cision is unconstitutional the organizations said. constitutional rights. We end a humanitarian pro- and based on race, ethnici- An email seeking com- will resist all forms of dis- HAVERHILL — It is Dot Seaberg, and gram that allows them to ty and national origin, and ment on the lawsuit was crimination, and we will with great sadness Dan and Barb Mc- live and work in the U.S. would break apart fami- sent to the Justice De- hold the Trump Adminis- that we announce Carthy, and myriad The Lawyers’ Commit- lies. Some of the Liberian partment. A memo signed tration accountable for at- the death of Mary others. tee for Civil Rights Under immigrants have children by Trump last year says tacking Liberian families.” (Ouellette) Seaberg Mary took great de- Law and Lawyers for Civil who are U.S. citizens. conditions in the country In addition to the 15 Li- on March 6, 2019 light in the company Rights filed the lawsuit in “Defendant Trump has a have improved, so the pro- berian immigrants, the or- at Penacook Place, of her grandchildren federal court in Boston. history of bigoted remarks gram is no longer needed. ganizations African Com- Haverhill. She passed and will be missed im- The lawsuit challenges and actions that make “We will not stand idly munities Together and the away after living for mensely by them, and President Donald Trump’s clear that he holds racial by as immigrants of color UndocuBlack Network are many years with Alz- by all who knew her. named as plaintiffs. heimer’s Disease. Service information: Fam- decision in March 2018 to animus against immi- are threatened with deten- Born in Lynn to Mae (Ryan) ily and friends are invited Ouellette and Peter Ouellette, to Mary’s funeral service Regulators clear path for genetically-modified salmon Mary had many fond memo- on Monday, March 11 at 12 ries of her childhood in the Fay noon in the CONTE-GIAMBE- NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. will require companies to fish in the United States. pects to get a final certifi- Estate. She went on to gain an RARDINO Funeral Home, 14 regulators on Friday gave disclose when a food is bio- In 2015, its salmon became cation for its Albany, Ind., RN from Lynn Hospital School Pleasant St., Georgetown. the green light to salmon engineered. the first genetically mod- growing facility in the com- of Nursing, and practiced for Interment will follow in Har- genetically modified to The move comes despite ified animal approved by ing weeks. Salmon eggs decades, primarily at Lynn mony Cemetery, Georgetown. grow about twice as fast a pending lawsuit filed by the FDA for human con- could then be sent from Hospital and Union Hospital. Visitation will be held on as normal, but the compa- a coalition of consumer, sumption. But the agency the company’s research She married Robert J. Sunday from 2-6 p.m. in the ny behind it may face legal environmental and fishing subsequently issued an and development facility Seaberg in 1952 and they funeral home. challenges before the fish groups that challenged alert that stopped the May- in Canada, and would be remained happily married The family would like to re- can be sold domestically. the FDA’s approval of the nard-based company from harvested after about 18 until his death in 2004. Pre- quest that in lieu of flowers, The Food and Drug Ad- fish. importing its fish eggs un- months when they reach deceased by Bob and by her donations be made to the ministration said it lifted “We think a remedy in til disclosure guidelines for 10 pounds, she said. siblings Edward, James and Employee Fund of Penacook an alert that had prevent- our case would stop sale genetically modified foods Wulf said it’s been diffi- Josephine Sears, she leaves Place, attn: Memory Unit, her children, Michael (Waen) 150 Water St., Haverhill, MA ed AquaBounty from im- of the fish before they’re were resolved. cult to engage companies of Surin, Thailand, Robert G. 01830 in thanks and recog- porting its salmon eggs to allowed to be sold,” said Called AquAdvantage, in sales discussions be- (Elaine) of San Jose, Calif., nition of the compassionate its Indiana facility, where George Kimbrell, legal the fish is Atlantic salmon cause AquaBounty didn’t Anne of Epping, N.H., Jack and excellent care provided they would be grown be- director for the Center modified with DNA from know when it could start (Cheryl) of Cheyenne, Wy- to Mary and to the other fore being sold as food. The for Food Safety, one of the other fish species to grow growing the fish in the oming, and Eileen (John) residents in their facility. For agency noted the salmon groups suing the FDA. faster, which the company United States. She said of Georgetown; and by her funeral home directions, flo- has already undergone AquaBounty was found- says will help feed growing the salmon already has many grandchildren and rists or to share a memory of safety reviews, and that ed in 1991, and it has been demand for animal protein been sold in limited quan- great-grandchildren. As well, Mary, please visit www.cgfu- it lifted its alert because working through years of while reducing costs. tities in Canada, where it Mary leaves her dear friends neralhomegeorgetown.com. the fish would be subject safety reviews and regu- AquaBounty CEO Sylvia doesn’t have to be labeled to a new regulation that latory hurdles to sell its Wulf said the company ex- as genetically modified.

NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS

Baker nominates Hand to managed 24 judges and nationwide debate with Faculty also proposed showing the 2018 increase Their work is being serve on Appeals Court nine district court divi- some people praising the creating new fields of in Massachusetts’ employ- funded by the Climate sions in her capacity as a music and others sharing study. ment to population ratio and Development Lab at BOSTON (SHNS) regional administrative Schlozman’s sentiments. Hampshire previously was the highest among all Brown University. — Gov. Charlie Baker justice. Schlozman says he said it was looking to states. The Green New Deal on Friday nominated Since 2015, Hand has thinks it’s great CVS is partner with another The U.S. Labor Depart- introduced by Democrat- Regional Administrative served as the presiding making the change. institution and would not ment reported Friday that ic U.S. Rep. Alexandria Justice Kathryn Hand of justice of the appellate di- CVS spokeswoman Amy be accepting a full class of the February national un- Ocasio-Cortez of New Osterville to serve on the vision of the district court, Lanctot did not clarify students this fall. employment rate stood at York and Democratic U.S. Appeals Court. southern division and the whether the company is 3.8 percent, down from 4 Sen. Edward J. Markey If confirmed by the Barnstable District Court. replacing the tune or im- Report: State adds more percent in January. Mas- of Massachusetts calls Governor’s Council, Hand proving sound quality. than 11K jobs in January sachusetts will release its for decreasing green- would fill the seat va- CVS to change February jobs report later house gas emissions, cated by Joseph Trainor. on-hold music Hampshire College faculty BOSTON (AP) — State this month. meeting power demand Gov. Mitt Romney ap- release plan for future officials say employers using clean and renew- pointed Hand to the Mas- BOSTON (AP) — A added an estimated Lawmakers consider able energy sources and sachusetts Trial Court in doctor who pleaded with AMHERST (AP) — The 11,400 jobs in January proposal to support study upgrading buildings to be 2006. Since 2013, she has CVS to change its on-hold faculty at Hampshire Col- while the unemployment energy-efficient. jingle is getting his wish. lege has announced a plan rate held steady at 3.1 PROVIDENCE, R.I. IN MEMORIAM The Boston Globe re- to “re-envision” the finan- percent. (AP) — Rhode Island ports a spokeswoman for cially struggling school as The office of Labor and lawmakers are consider- 781-593-7700 JOHN ROBERSON the pharmacy chain said it seeks a merger. Workforce Development ing resolutions to release ON HIS BIRTHDAY: Publishing Daily, except Sundays Friday the company is in The Daily Hampshire said Friday the jobless the findings of a study on USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 1953 ~ MARCH 9 ~ 2019 the process of updating its Gazette reports the rate has been unchanged the state impact of the Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA voice-response phone sys- faculty proposal released for the past four months. national Green New Deal. and additional offices. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item tem, including the on-hold Wednesday would create Massachusetts has gained The resolutions would Subscriptions music that Dr. Steven a council of students, more than 27,000 jobs support the Rhode Island Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Schlozman so hated. staff, alumni and other since January 2018. Green New Deal Research $20.00 for 4 weeks The child psychiatrist stakeholders to help plan State labor secretary Council as it studies the $65.00 for 13 weeks $130.00 for 26 weeks at Massachusetts General the college’s future. Rosalin Acosta said the social and economic impact $260.00 for 1 year Hospital penned a tongue- The plan suggests avoid- state has maintained low of the national proposal. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, in-cheek letter to WBUR- ing layoffs at the school unemployment despite Research council project send address changes to: FM last year saying the in Amherst and bringing significantly boosting its manager Michael Roles The Daily Item Missing you. Love, Bill Sherry, music haunted him “day in a new class of students labor force. She cited a re- says they hope to have a 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Bailey, and Riley and night.” from recently closed cent report from the U.S. report ready for legisla- JAR Lynn, MA 01903 The letter sparked a schools. Bureau of Labor Statistics tors by May 15. SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynn overhauls its trash-fee payments

TRASH will strive to continue to From A1 make it better,” Bertino said. “In the long run it outstanding from 2018 will be much better but will be collected separate- the price was right and it ly from the new billing was a good effort by every- system. one involved.” Residents with ques- Bella diGrazia can be tions about the fee can call reached at bdigrazia@ the DPW at 781-268-8000. itemlive.com. Follow her “Just like all new things, on Twitter @BelladiGra- nothing’s perfect but we zia. DEP halts Saugus project SAUGUS order requires all activity From A1 within the jurisdiction to stop immediately with the in a jurisdiction after the exception of immediate expiration of the valid or- stabilization. der of conditions; failed to It also requires submit- record a water quality cer- tal of monitoring reports, ti cation deed restriction with no project work to as required or even le the take place in the jurisdic- water quality certi cation tion until the ling of re- application; and repeat- quired notice of intent to edly failed to submit re- the Saugus Conservation quired monitoring reports. Commission and Mass- “MassDEP inspected DEP for approval. The this site in February 2018 company must also record and attempted to work the deed restriction or le with the company and its the water quality certi - representatives to resolve ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK cation application and re- the issues, but (American ceipt of approval. Mary and Joel Abramson cover the cost of airfare for two to Maryland for the regional bee win- Residential Construction) Chapdelaine said his cli- ner as well as hotel and meal costs at the Gaylord Center and spending money for the speller. did not respond,” said Eric ent’s next step is to re le Worrall, director of Mass- a notice of intent. To do DEP’s Northeast Regional that, engineers are put- How do you spell generous? A-b-r-a-m-s-o-n Of ce in Wilmington. “In- ting together an updated stead, the company start- conditions plan. ABRAMSONS couple’s contribution tops get involved.’ Participa- the importance of trying ed work at the site again There are very few steps $6,000 annually. tion had declined dra- to get kids to read,” Joel early in 2019 for which it left before the develop- From A1 had no approval, making The couple also treat matically and I started Abramson said. ment is ready to hit the today’s actions by Mass- Memorial Auditorium lo- bee winners to a Red Sox making phone calls,” Joel They sold their business market, he said. cated in Lynn City Hall. game. Abramson said. DEP a necessity.” “There were some issues to Marlborough-based At- MassDEP issued a The winner goes on to Their contributions to He is an East Lynn na- las Travel last year but that were raised that are $6,000 demand letter for being addressed,” said compete in the Scripps the regional bee extend tive and member of the continue to keep a Marble- National Spelling Bee, a previously suspended Chapdelaine. “They look beyond food and beverag- English High School Class head of ce. Joel Abramson which begins on May 27 at es served to participants of 1964. Mary Pickering penalty due to the com- forward to presenting said job interviews he has the Gaylord National Re- and Barnes & Noble gift Abramson is a Beverly na- pany’s repeated failure these three lots in the sort & Convention Center cards (this year, it’s Am- tive who shares her hus- conducted over the years to submit monitoring re- spring.” in Fort Washington, Md., azon) for all regional bee band’s interest in support- with young people have ports as required under a outside Washington, D.C. participants. ing community, including demonstrated that com- previous consent order it Bridget Turcotte can be The Abramsons cov- Longtime advocates for aiding Lynn education munication is paramount signed with MassDEP on reached at bturcotte@item- er the cost of airfare for education enhancement initiatives. skill. Reading, in his view, Oct. 31, 2016. live.com. Follow her on two to Maryland for the who have been active in The couple moved to translates directly into The cease-and-desist Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. regional bee winner as supporting the Knowledge Swampscott in 1977 but strong communication well as hotel and meal Is Power Program char- always maintained close skills. ADVERTISEMENT costs at the Gaylord Cen- ter school in Lynn, the ties with Lynn and men- “It all begins with read- ter and spending money Abramsons stepped up to tored young Lynn resi- ing and spelling,” he said. BEST CHOICE Adult Day Health Care announces for the speller. They also support the regional bee dents. its intention of sponsoring the USDA Child and Adult Care Thor Jourgensen can be provide nancial help for when another co-sponsor “From a support per- Food Program. Planned dates of operation are June 1, the regional bee and Joel stopped participating. spective, we never left the reached at tjourgensen@ 2019 through June 1, 2020 with the option to renew for up Abramson estimated the “We said, ‘We’ve got to city and I always realized itemlive.com. to three years. Bids are solicited from vendors. Anticipated service is 100 breakfasts and 100 lunches per day, 7 Ask and you shall receive (except on the Saugus River) days per week at one site. Copies of the Invitation to Bid must be received by Tuesday, May 07, 2019 to Best SAUGUS RIVER It is expected to be reconstructed. would be widened from Choice Adult Day Health Care Inc., 220 Lynnway, Revere, From A1 funded through the 2019 A temporary drawbridge 40 feet to 50 feet and the MA 02151. The public bid opening will be Wednesday, Transportation Improve- was constructed beside bridge would be elevated May 08, 2019 at Best Choice Adult Health Care Inc., permanent bascule bridge ment Program for the the original 1913 Belden one additional foot. 220 Lynnway, Revere, MA 02151. All bids are subject to on the alignment of the Boston Metropolitan Bly Bridge to allow one Also in the proposal was review by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary 1912 bridge. Planning Organization lane of traf c to run in the addition of vehicle and Secondary Education, Office for Food and Nutrition The new bridge will and is estimated to cost each direction between turning lanes at the inter- Programs, 75 Pleasant Street, Malden, MA 02148. provide two lanes in each $81.3 million, according to Western Avenue in Lynn section of Ballard Street In accordance with Federal civil rights law and direction, a 6 ½-foot side- Mass.gov. and Route 107 in Saugus and Route 107. The inter- U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights walk for pedestrians, and At a 2016 hearing, proj- while it was demolished. section delay is expect- regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, a 6-foot shoulder for bicy- ect manager Paul King The proposal is for the ed to be reduced by more offices, and employees, and institutions participating clists on each side of the said construction was ex- temporary bridge, which than 50 percent during in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from roadway. pected to last about 3 ½ was completed in 2013, The anticipated date or years. to be removed. The ex- peak morning and evening discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, the removal of the tempo- The project will include isting water main would hours. disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights rary bridge is May 2022. constructing the replace- be replaced along the ap- Comments should be activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by MassDOT has conducted ment for the previously proaches and beneath the sent to the of ce of the USDA. maintenance on a regular removed permanent draw- river. Sidewalks and a bi- Commander (dpb), First Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of basis and has plans to re- bridge. Portions of Route cycle lane would be added Coast Guard District, communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large place the drawbridge. 107 at each bridge ap- to both sides of Route 107. Battery Park Building, 1 print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should Construction is expected proach and at the Ballard According to the pro- South St., New York, NY contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied to begin in this spring. Street intersection will be posal, the marine channel 10004-1466. for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, ha rd of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through Business community looks to move transportation forward the Federal Relay Service at 800-877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages TRANSPORTATION Commerce is hosting this ally collected at forums a rapid transportation other than English. From A1 forum and the MassDOT such as this one. system and economic To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete Transit Action Plan team According to the MBTA growth.” the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, MBTA’s Focus40 draft plans to attend, as it will website, the Lynn study (AD-3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/ plan, a 25-year invest- provide a great opportu- will focus on strategies to complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or AW FFICES OF ment plan to position the nity to solicit input from enhance the quality, ca- L O write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter AMES ARRIGAN MBTA to meet the needs the local business commu- pacity, and reliability of J J. C all of the information requested in the form. To request a of the Greater Boston re- nity.” public transportation for • Social Security Disability copy of the complaint form, call 866-632-9992. Submit gion in 2040. The chamber partnered residents and local busi- • Workers Compensation your completed form or letter to USDA by: “Lynn is the rst place with MassDOT to facil- nesses in the city. • Accidents where MassDOT planners itate a feedback loop, “A reliable transporta- 25 years located across (1) Mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture are conducting a Transit Codner said. They start- tion system and transpor- from Lynn District Court Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights Action Plan following Fo- ed to plan the forum last tation in general is one 15 Johnson St. 1400 Independence Avenue, SW cus40, which will be dis- December. He said Mass- of the pillars of econom- 781-596-0100 Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; cussed at Monday’s Con- DOT does a great job col- ic development,” Codner JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN (2) Fax: (202) 690-7442; or trol Board meeting,” said lecting data and inform- said. “There are multiple LISA A. 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Catch up with your favorite team in Item Sports! A4 SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2019 OPINION JARED NICHOLSON LETTERS TO THE EDITOR HOW TO REACH US A vote for Markey Progress on pathways Town moderator may community. Joe Markey is not be the most-recognized a lifelong Lynnfielder who 110 Munroe St. position in town govern- has the strong local and is encouraging P.O. Box 5 ment, but it is incredibly independent orientation Lynn, MA 01903 important. we need and expect from Customer Service The moderator conducts our town moderator. Building pathways for experience at Lynn Tech ucators, our alternative Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. students to college and came back to applaud the junior/senior high school, Town Meeting — the leg- Joe has served on the Connecting islative body of our town, Recreational Path Com- jobs is a key responsibility program. If such an oppor- have proposed a series of All Departments: organizing the meeting; mittee which is tasked of the Lynn Public Schools tunity had existed when exciting new vocational 781-593-7700 with overseeing the study (LPS). We have some ex- he was in high school, he training opportunities for clarifying the rules of the Ext. 2 meeting; presiding over the of the Lynnfield-Wakefield citing updates on our vo- said, he might have found their middle-schoolers. cational pathways. the trade earlier without Classifi ed/Legal Advertising meeting; declaring the vote rail-trail. He did a great Finally, the heating classi [email protected] job as he always does. He As recently reported in the student loan debt he ventilation and cooling of each article debated, and Subscriptions appointing the Finance was fair and equitable. He The Item, the Technical Af- now carries. (HVAC) program at Lynn [email protected] has done an incredible job terschool Program (T.A.P.) There are other exam- Tech is scheduled to open Committee, so it needs to Circulation be someone we can trust. running our community is having a successful sec- ples. Superintendent Pat- this fall. It takes years [email protected] ond year. rick Tutwiler is proposing Joe Markey, who is housing in Lynnfield by of hard work and plan- Ext. 3 A few years ago, I read a running for moderator, will bringing in hundreds of an innovative option for ning by staff and admin- report by Commonwealth eighth-graders to explore Newsroom preside over Town Meeting thousands of dollars for istrators to launch a new [email protected] Magazine on the gap be- Lynn Tech. This will also in a fair, open and efficient capital improvements. program like this. With [email protected] tween the number of seats be a step towards address- manner. We need a moderator HVAC jobs in such high Ext. 4 who knows Lynnfield’s at vocational-technical ing the overcrowding in I am a parent in Lyn- demand, this new offering Sports past challenges and is schools and the number of our middle schools. nfield. I’m invested in is well-timed. [email protected] ready to moderate Lynn- interested students. When A team of educators at raising my children in this The common thread in Ext. 5 field’s future endeavors. I asked the team at Lynn Lynn Classical is evaluat- community and preserv- these examples is capital- I know that Joe will Vocational Technical Insti- ing how to recognize the Retail and Online ing the quality of life our izing on existing strengths Advertising serve Lynnfield well as our tute if we could offer any valuable skills and expe- to expand pathways to [email protected] town is fortunate enough next moderator. Join me in programs to students at rience that students who to have. jobs. LPS will continue to ADVERTISING voting for him on Tuesday, the other high schools who work are gaining outside insist on high academic I believe strongly that Ernie Carpenter Jr. April 9. might be interested in vo- the classroom. Our stu- standards. We are show- Joe Markey knows how Director of Advertising cational training, Lynn dents who work full-time, ing more and more that and Business Development, ext. 1355 important our schools Kelly Morgese Tech guidance counselor support a family and still vocational training com- [email protected] are to the fabric of the Lynnfield Brian O’Connell designed go to school to lay the plements (rather than re- Gary Golden and launched a program foundation for a better life Sales Representative, ext. 1280 places) academic learning [email protected] that exceeded my expecta- show amazing strength Time to renew and expands (rather than Ralph Mitchell tions. and commitment. We owe narrows) students’ options Sales Representative, ext. 1313 respect in schools In fact, at our last School it to them to be creative to for their future. [email protected] Committee meeting, an meet their needs. Patricia Whalen LPS alumnus who has Working with Lynn Tech Jared Nicholson is a Sales Representative, ext. 1310 I am really concerned kindness to others found his way into a trade and the LPS administra- member of the Lynn School [email protected] about students, teach- through good manners. without the benefit of an tion, Fecteau-Leary ed- Committee. BUSINESS OFFICE The work environment ers, lunch aides — all Maria Alvaracin of us who work within should be stable enough PERRY L. WEED ext. 1205 Lynn Public Schools. The so that employees do not [email protected] problem is with a few stu- have to leave work with Susan J. Conti dents and their behavior. a headache or elevated Controller, ext. 1288 ‘Tax justice’ is critical to social stability [email protected] It is very disrespectful to- blood pressure or in tears. ward teachers and lunch Children need discipline Ted Grant In the week before ployees. Its revenue agents far and away the greatest Publisher, ext. 1234 aides, which is upsetting. and boundaries set for [email protected] them. A child making fun Christmas 2017, a Repub- in Fiscal Year 2010 num- benefits. The American tax Parents no longer back lican Congress passed the bered 14,000. By FY 2017, burden provides far more Marian Kinney of a lunch aide and being ext. 1212 up teachers or principals. Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. The they had been reduced to than the usual and obvious So teachers retire instead disrespectful is not accept- [email protected] able. Let’s please all agree first major tax law over- fewer than 10,000, the low- benefits that all Americans of choosing to work. Who Will Kraft that we need school work- haul since 1986, it was to- est level since 1953. The enjoy — national defense, Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 can blame them? ers as well as students to tally partisan, done behind agency budget is down 16 police protection, roads [email protected] We need a program and highways. It also sus- have consideration and closed doors with little de- percent since 2011. Be- Mike Shanahan tains an elaborate, orderly, to protect students and respect for one another. bate or Democratic partic- cause of shrinking resourc- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 teachers. It could teach ipation. The IRS was stuck es, the IRS audit rate has stable and subsidized U.S. [email protected] the need to respect one’s Josephine Russo with clarifying the hastily fallen by half to 630,000 economy. Wall Street works Carolina Trujillo written legislation, pro- fewer last year than in because property interests Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 elders and demonstrate Lynn [email protected] mulgating regulations and 2011. Yet the return rate are protected and regulat- scrambling to put the law on audits is profitable — ed. Within a framework of Jim Wilson EDITORIAL Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 into effect. every audit-dollar spent re- tax justice, founded in Re- [email protected] The new tax law made publican and liberal ideals, turns $6. For incomes of $1 CIRCULATION small cuts in rates for most million or more, one in six it follows that those who individual taxpayers until benefit the most would pay Lisa Mahmoud We’re just like NBA players used to get audited; now it’s Manager, ext. 1239 2025. The most consequen- fewer than 1 in 20. the most. [email protected] tial tax cuts, however, went Many goods and services — and it’s not a good thing So far, the left-leaning CLASSIFIED to corporations and these Democratic candidates for result from democratic pro- cesses and are provided at Abbe Young Smith If ever there was a group of people we’d think wouldn’t are largely permanent cuts. president are offering var- Manager, ext. 1276 have a care in the world, it would be NBA players. Their Corporate rates dropped ious complicated plans to public expense. Only gov- [email protected] ernment can provide cer- wealth, talent and fame are beyond what any of us could from 35 percent to 21 per- raise taxes on wealth and GRAPHICS imagine for ourselves. cent. Corporations did not on high-income earners. tain functions, e.g., enforc- ing personal and property Trevor Andreozzi But we were reminded recently that, in some not-so- lose their existing loop- The plans are confusing Designer great ways, these towering athletes are just like us. holes and carve-outs. They and filled with their lita- security and insuring a fair [email protected] and stable economic envi- It was disheartening to learn from NBA commissioner also received favorable, nies of grievances. These Mohamed Diop Adam Silver that he’s observed that many of this gen- redesigned international Democrats would be bet- ronment. The interstate Designer eration of young men suffer from deep depression and tax rules and deductions ter served to pivot to op- highway system, the G.I. [email protected] anxiety. One of the culprits: social media. for non-corporate “pass- timism, practicality and Bill, the internet, the most Mark Sutherland While acknowledging that social media has helped the through” business income. persuasion. At this point, powerful military ever and Creative Director [email protected] league gain exposure and promote players, he said it also Despite the intent that they offer a scarcity of currently half the nation’s contributes to unhealthy comparisons and the gener- they would fund jobs and well-articulated arguments annual medical coverage, NEWSROOM al feeling of inadequacy among the league’s players. In capital investments, the for tax progressivity and its all have resulted from pub- Mike Alongi other words, they experience a real-time analysis of their tax cuts have largely fund- across-the-board fairness. lic programs. Sports Reporter ext. 1228 As inequality increases, [email protected] performance. ed share buybacks, which The recent tax law, the power shifts away from What’s more, he lamented that human interaction and hit a record $1.1 trillion in shrinking of the IRS and Bill Brotherton middle class and the work- Features Editor ext. 1338 camaraderie have been replaced by headphones, isola- 2018. The big winners were the Republican anti-tax ing poor. Pessimism, dis- [email protected] tion and pervasive feelings of loneliness. corporations, large share- advances are all clearly in- content and anger assert Gayla Cawley Sound familiar? holders and top corporate tended to kill the remain- There’s mounting research that links the use of so- themselves. This is hap- Reporter, ext. 1236 executives. ing progressivity in the [email protected] cial media to depression, anxiety and lower self-esteem. pening in America right While the new law gave U.S. tax system. They are Whether you’re a superstar athlete, a regular Joe in now. Tax justice is critical Cheryl Charles a short term boost to the succeeding. News Editor, ext. 1278 the neighborhood or a high-school student, your mental economy, its stimulative to social stability and eco- [email protected] health can be negatively affected by a constant feeling of The progressive tax sys- nomic progress. As Justice effects are weakening. On tem has long been a main- Bella diGrazia “How’s my life stacking up?” compared to the barrage of Feb. 26, Federal Reserve Oliver Wendell Holmes ob- Reporter, ext. 1317 happy presented each day. stay of effectiveness and [email protected] Chairman Jerome Powell served, “Taxes are what we This newspaper for some time has raised concerns fairness in the U.S. testified that the U.S. econ- pay for civilized society.” Thomas Grillo about how social media is changing us as a society and Those who gain the most Reporter, ext. 1264 hurting us as a people. We’ve focused on the fact that we omy is slowing and that in income and wealth from Perry L. Weed is an attor- [email protected] growth in 2019 will be only are increasingly unwilling to consider ideas that are con- the American society and ney and founder/director Spenser Hasak trary to our own biases and beliefs. We’re much more ea- 2.3 percent. economic infrastructure not of the Economic Club of An- Photographer, ext. 1332 ger to tune them out and buy into the divisiveness. Many Powell also urged law- only have the greatest abil- napolis. He wrote this piece [email protected] times, we don’t encounter differing views at all in the makers to address our ity to pay, they also derive for the Baltimore Sun. Thor Jourgensen “unsustainable debt” — a Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 stream of information that shows up in our curated feeds. [email protected] And we worry that too many of us are enamored with debt that has just eclipsed the perfect lives that our neighbors and friends present $22 trillion for the first Daniel Kane time. It stood at $19.95 Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 on social media. [email protected] We realize that we’ve all used these platforms in harm- trillion when President Donald Trump took office. E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS Steve Krause less ways to connect with family and share the milestones Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill in our lives. But we also can’t lose sight that they can also The Congressional Budget M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ [email protected] have real dire consequences on our well-being. Office projects this year’s Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant Owen O’Rourke It’s tempting to dismiss this in privileged athletes, with deficit at close to $1 tril- E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Gordon R. Hall Photographer, ext. 1224 all the trappings of fame and fortune. But Silver, making lion. The CBO warns that Advertising Director News Editor [email protected] W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey the media rounds to discuss this issue, suggests that all the U.S. Treasury will run Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Emma LeBlanc Pérez the negative feedback these players receive is doing these out of money by the end of J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Copy Editor human beings great harm. September if Congress does Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman [email protected] He recounted a worrisome conversation with one not raise the debt limit, i.e., Harold Rivera player: PUBLISHERS Sports Editor, ext. 1238 allow more borrowing. Re- [email protected] “He said to me, ‘From the time I get on the plane to liable forecasts predict that Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 when I show up in the arena for the game, I won’t see a Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Roberto Scalese the U.S. now faces many Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 News Editor, ext. 1211 single person.’ There was a deep sadness around him.” years of trillion-dollar defi- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 [email protected] We’re encouraged that the NBA’s players association cits. Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Anne Marie Tobin has launched a new mental health and wellness program The IRS receives little Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 to support its players, and that several teams have hired support from officialWash - Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 [email protected] mental health professionals as part of their staffs. Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 ington, especially Trump. Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Bridget Turcotte We can all use this as a lesson to seek help ourselves. To head the IRS, the pres- Reporter, ext. 1269 Data shows that nearly 80 percent of us have a social me- ident appointed Charles John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 [email protected] dia profile of some kind. And a big lesson here is that we Rettig, a lawyer whose ca- Ryan York need to consider hitting the off button on these platforms Copy Editor, ext. 1220 reer was built on defending [email protected] from time to time. people accused of criminal TECHNOLOGY This editorial was written by the editorial board and tax cheating. In recent years, the IRS Tim Noyes serves as the voice and opinion of The Dallas Morning Director ext. 1247 News. has cut staff by 24,000 em- [email protected] SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Secretary Heather Wilson is resigning from Air Force By Robert Burns be public for three weeks By going to the Universi- ASSOCIATED PRESS before the regents take a ty of Texas at El Paso, Wil- final vote on my appoint- son said she was returning WASHINGTON — Air ment,” she wrote. to her academic roots. She Force Secretary Heath- “Upon a favorable vote previously served as pres- er Wilson, once seen as a by the regents, I will re- ident of the South Dakota candidate to succeed Jim sign my position as sec- School of Mines & Tech- Mattis as defense secre- retary of the Air Force nology. Her family home is tary, said Friday she is effective May 31, 2019,” in New Mexico. resigning to become pres- she wrote. “This should Wilson said she appre- ident of the University of allow sufficient time for ciated the opportunity to Texas at El Paso. a smooth transition and serve as the Air Force’s top A former U.S. House ensure advocacy during civilian official. Republican member from upcoming congressional “It has been a privilege New Mexico and graduate hearings.” to serve alongside our PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of the U.S. Air Force Acad- She graduated from the airmen over the past two emy, Wilson has headed Air Force Academy in 1982 years, and I am proud of Two years after steady rains sparked seeds dormant for decades under the Air Force since May and later earned master’s the progress that we have the desert floor to burst open and produce a spectacular display dubbed 2017, making her Presi- and doctoral degrees as a made restoring our na- the “super bloom,” another winter soaking this year is shaping up to be dent Donald Trump’s first Rhodes Scholar at Oxford tion’s defense,” Wilson said possibly even better. Senate-confirmed service University in England. in a statement distributed secretary. Wilson is the first gradu- by the Air Force. “We have She had been an early ate of the academy to hold improved the readiness skeptic of Trump’s inter- to hold the service’s top of the force; we have cut Rain brings 2nd California est in creating a Space civilian post. She served years out of acquisition Force as an independent in the House from 1998 to schedules and gotten bet- military department, but 2009. From 1989 to 1991, ter prices through compe- super bloom in 2 years she publicly embraced the she served on the Nation- tition; we have repealed administration’s proposal al Security Council staff hundreds of superfluous By Julie Watson Anza-Borrego Desert There are tapestries of to Congress last month as director for defense regulations; and we have ASSOCIATED PRESS State Park in 20 years hot pink Bigelow’s Mon- that would establish a policy and arms control strengthened our ability and drew mass crowds to key Flower, purple Sand Space Force as a separate for President George H.W. to deter and dominate in BORREGO SPRINGS, Borrego Springs, a town of Verbena, delicate white service within the Depart- Bush. space.” Calif. — It started with 3,500 that abuts the park. and yellow Evening Prim- ment of the Air Force. the desert lilies in Decem- “There’s just an abun- rose and of course the des- Trump praised Wilson on ber. Since then a wave of dance in where it’s bloom- ert lilies, which bloomed Twitter Friday. “A strong wildflower blooms has ing and it’s coming in extremely early, opening thank you to Heather for been crescendoing across waves,” said Betsy Knaak, up in December, signaling her service,” he wrote. Southern California’s An- executive director of the a super bloom was possi- Wilson also had been za-Borrego desert in a Anza-Borrego Desert Nat- ble. mentioned as a potential burst of color so vivid it ural History Association, Bright orange poppies successor to Mattis. After can be seen from moun- which tracks the blooms. are also blanketing the Mattis announced his res- tain tops thousands of feet On a recent day, Knaak ignation in late December, above. sides of Southern Califor- wandered through swaths nia highways. Trump named the former Two years after steady of bright yellow and acres deputy defense secretary, rains followed by warm “It’s a painting of colors of purple outside Borrego at the moment out there Patrick Shanahan, as act- temperatures caused Springs. Families, retired in many of the areas,” said ing defense secretary. But seeds dormant for decades couples and college stu- Jim Dice, reserve man- Trump has not yet nomi- under the desert floor to dents traipsed into the ager of Steele/Burnand nated anyone for confir- burst open and produce fields trying to capture the Anza-Borrego Desert Re- mation by the Senate. a spectacular display natural wonder in photos. In her resignation letter dubbed the “super bloom,” Stephen Rawding drove search Center, University to Trump, Wilson said the another winter soaking out from Carlsbad, north of California Natural Re- University of Texas Board this year is expected to of San Diego, to take pho- serve System. So far, six times the of Regents announced on FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS create possibly an even tos with his girlfriend Friday that she is the sole better show by Mother after a friend told him it amount of rain has fallen finalist to become the uni- A former U.S. House Republican member from Nature. was better than the one in in the Anza-Borrego des- versity’s next president, New Mexico and graduate of the U.S. Air Force Having two super blooms 2017. ert this weather season effective Sept. 1. “Under Academy, Heather Wilson has headed the Air in two years is highly un- “It’s unreal,” Rawding compared to last year, Texas law, my name will Force since May 2017. usual. In California, su- said. “It’s just like they Dice said. per blooms happen about said — so beautiful.” If the caterpillars and once in a decade in a given The setting sun lit freezing temperatures U.S. wages rise by most in area, and they have been up the yellow flowers stay away, the already gor- occurring less frequently that contrasted sharply geous wave of wildflowers with the drought. against the brown and could intensify and light decade even as hiring tumbles The 2017 super bloom copper mountains in the up other areas well into was the best seen in the background. spring. By Christopher dropped to 3.8 percent, have led many analysts to Rugaber near the lowest level in forecast anemic growth in ASSOCIATED PRESS five decades, from 4 per- the first three months of SpaceX crew capsule ends test cent in January. this year. WASHINGTON — The All told, Friday’s month- But most economists pace of hiring in the Unit- ly employment report from still cautioned against flight with ocean splashdown ed States fell last month the government pointed to reading too much into to its lowest point in near- a still-sturdy job market February’s sluggish pace By Marcia Dunn mission has gone” with on SpaceX and Boeing ly a year and a half, a sur- and economy. of hiring. The monthly ASSOCIATED PRESS all major milestones met, to start launching astro- prise drop likely reflecting “The U.S. labor market employment data can be said Benji Reed, SpaceX’s nauts this year. SpaceX — harsh weather and other is still in good shape,” said volatile. During the near- CAPE CANAVERAL, director of crew mission which has been delivering temporary factors that led Gus Faucher, chief econ- ly decade-long recovery Fla. — SpaceX’s swanky management. station cargo for years — most economists to see the omist at PNC Financial. from the Great Recession, new crew capsule re- It was the first time in is shooting for summer. slowdown as a temporary “Slower job growth was job growth has sometimes turned from the Interna- 50 years that a capsule NASA Administrator blip. expected after huge aver- plunged in a single month tional Space Station to an designed for astronauts Jim Bridenstine was ec- Employers added just age gains of better than — to 15,000 in May 2016, old-fashioned splashdown returned from space by static following splash- 20,000 jobs, down from 250,000 over the preceding for example, and to 18,000 in the Atlantic on Friday, plopping into the Atlantic. down. All this is “leading a blockbuster 311,000 in four months. Job growth in September 2017 — only successfully ending a test Apollo 9 — which orbit- to a day where we are January. Even with Feb- should bounce back in to rebound to healthy lev- flight that could lead to ed Earth in preparation launching American as- ruary’s anemic gain, job March and through the els in the months that fol- astronaut rides later this for the moon landings — tronauts on American growth over the past three rest of this year.” lowed. year. splashed down near the rockets from American months has averaged a Last month’s pullback And February’s increase The Dragon capsule un- Bahamas on March 13, soil,” he said. solid 186,000, enough to in hiring does follow signs in average pay suggests docked from the orbiting 1969. A pair of recovery ships lower the unemployment that U.S. economic growth that businesses are step- lab early Friday. Six hours Space station astronauts was stationed in the At- rate over time. is probably slowing be- ping up their efforts to later, the capsule carrying have been stuck riding lantic well before splash- And average hourly cause of a weaker global attract and keep work- a test dummy parachut- Russian rockets since NA- down and quickly moved pay surged 3.4 percent economy, a trade war be- ers. The year-over-year ed into the ocean, a cou- SA’s shuttles retired in in, lifting the capsule from from a year earlier — the tween the United States increase of 3.4 percent in ple hundred miles off the 2011. NASA is counting the water within an hour. sharpest year-over-year and China and signs of February is up from a cor- Florida coast. increase in a decade. The caution among American responding figure of just It was the final hurdle for unemployment rate also consumers. Those factors 2.6 percent a year ago. the six-day demo, a criti- cal prelude to SpaceX’s first flight with astronauts as early as summer. While PEABODY improvements still need WEEKLY to be made, the company aims to fly NASA astro- NEWS nauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley on the next test flight. We reach more Astronauts have not launched from Florida for households in eight years, and NASA is Peabody than ANY eager to end the drought and reduce its costly de- other periodical. pendence on Russia for space station trips. SpaceX employees Let us help get your cheered and applauded at company headquarters message out. near Los Angeles when the Dragon’s red and white parachutes popped open. NASA televised the descent live, the dramat- ic views coming from a ESSEX MEDIA GROUP plane. The crowd went wild once the capsule PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS For more info on EMG’s publications, splashed down and was Even with February’s anemic gain, job growth over the past three please contact Ernie Carpenter at seen floating upright. 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 or months has averaged a solid 186,000, enough to lower the unemploy- “Just amazing. I can’t [email protected] ment rate over time. believe how well the whole A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- a motor vehicle at Compare ter Elliot, an attorney for the Lynn teen pleads guilty larly arrests, reflect police records. In Supermarket, 2 Adams St., at grandson. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, 5:28 p.m. on Thursday. A caller reported she was it is the sole responsibility of the con- at home on Front Street when in fatal 2016 shooting LYNNFIELD someone opened her door and cerned party to contact the relevant stepped inside at 2:12 p.m. on By Bella diGrazia “We accepted this plea 15 to 22, with gunshot police department and have the de- Alarms Thursday. She stated she made partment issue a notice of correction eye contact with her and then ITEM STAFF because it delivers a signif- wounds. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Accidental burglar alarm left very quickly. Responding icant measure of account- Villeda was rushed to A Lynn teen pleaded the hospital but died later ifications will not be made without sounded at 323 Main St. on officers found the person was ability for the defendant’s guilty to second-degree actions, which took Pablo’s that day. Marrero report- Thursday at 8:50 a.m. a cleaning lady who had the murder on Thursday, in con- express notice of change from the life just as it was ready to edly fled the scene but was A 911 hangup call from the wrong house number. nection with the killing of arresting police department. begin,” Rollins said in a identified after an investi- Summer Street School at 262 A passerby reported to detail 19-year-old Pablo Villeda. press release. “It also con- gation by Chelsea Police Summer St. on Thursday at officers at 2:25 p.m. on Thurs- Emanuel Marrero, 19, of siders all the potential detectives and the Suffolk LYNN 10:01 a.m. Officer confirms it day that the snow banks at At- Lynn, pleaded guilty as his was an accident. lantic Avenue and Smith Street outcomes at trial and on County State Police De- trial was set to begin on tective Unit. Arrests Accidental burglar alarm re- were too high and he could not charges that he allegedly appeal, as well as the de- safely see over them. The DPW fendant’s age at the time of Aside from second-degree Glenn Coleman, 59, of 104 ported by the homeowner at opened fire during a par- was notified. the homicide. Nothing we murder, Marrero’s charges Lewis St., was arrested and 15 Howard Ave. on Thursday at ty three years ago, killing A caller reported an active do can bring Pablo Villeda included six counts of charged with possession of a 8:13 p.m. Villeda and injuring six oth- fight on Washington Street back to his loving family, but armed assault with intent Class B drug at 6:50 a.m. on Burglar alarm reported at ers, according to the office of at 12:20 a.m. on Friday. Re- to murder, six counts of Friday. Lynnfield High School at 275 Suffolk County District At- I hope this final result can sponding officers reported at assault and battery with Tammy Lafontaine, of 210 Essex St. on Friday at 5:42 torney Rachael Rollins. at least provide them with 12:24 a.m. that it was a verbal a firearm, five counts of Maple St., was arrested on a a.m. Judge Linda Giles im- closure to this tragic event.” Smoke alarm sounded from disagreement and everything On the morning of March assault and battery with a warrant charge for sexual con- posed the mandatory dangerous weapon causing smoke while cooking at Co- appeared to be OK. 6, 2016, Chelsea Police re- duct for fee at 7:16 a.m. on sentence of life in prison, serious bodily injury, and lonial Gardens on Ross Drive sponded to 120 Washing- Friday. ordering that Marrero, related firearm charges for on Thursday at 4:39 p.m. Call ton Ave. for multiple calls Adany Rosario, 55, of 7 PEABODY who was 16 at the time injuries inflicted on the six handled by the Lynnfield Fire regarding a disturbance Howard St., was arrested and of the crime, be eligible surviving victims. charged with trafficking more Department. Accidents for parole after 15 years at a party held inside a va- than 36 grams of a Class A and that his sentences on cant apartment, according Bella diGrazia can be Detectives report a motor ve- drug, possession to distribute Complaints the non-fatal shootings be to the press release. They reached at bdigrazia@ hicle crash at the intersection a class drug, and conspiracy to Caller reports cars parked on served concurrently, ac- arrived to find seven peo- itemlive.com. Follow her on of 70 Endicott and 52 Warren cording to the DA’s office. ple, ranging in age from Twitter @BelladiGrazia. violate a drug law at 5:47 p.m. Longbow Circle on Thursday at streets on Wednesday at 5:55 on Thursday. 7:26 a.m. are making street p.m. and requested two ambu- Brian Tatis, 24, of 104 Lewis impassable for school buses. lances and two tow trucks. St., was arrested and charged Officer reports buses are pass- A report of a motor vehicle with possession to distribute ing without an issue. crash in Wilson Square on a class drug at 6:51 a.m. on Wilmington Police Depart- Wednesday at 6 p.m. Officer Friday. ment sought assistance with reports operators exchanged Emanuel Thomas, 22, of a notification to resident at 48 information prior to police ar- 1717 Garfield St., Bronx, N.Y., Grey Lane on Thursday at 1:03 rival. was arrested and charged p.m. to call Wilmington police. Motor vehicle crash report- with possession to distribute Officer reports message deliv- ed on Thursday at 5:48 a.m. a class drug at 6:42 a.m. on ered. at 567 Lowell and 2 Goodale Friday. Disabled motor vehicle re- streets. Officer reports no inju- Aysha Young was arrested ported on Market Street on ries and no tows needed. on warrant charges of assault Thursday at 7:16 p.m. Report of a hit and run crash and battery with a dangerous Resident at 500 Ross Drive at the Family Entertainment weapon, assault and battery reported they dropped keys Group at 535 Lowell St. on on a police officer, arrest fur- and need assistance retrieving Thursday at 12:38 p.m. Officer nishing to false identification them on Thursday at 8:51 p.m. reports no injuries or tows. information, and disorderly Suspicious auto reported on Hit and run crash reported at conduct at 7:10 a.m. on Friday. Saunders Road on Friday at Stop & Shop at 19 Howley St. 6:48. Officer reports vehicle on Thursday at 2:38 p.m. Sus- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Accidents checked out. pect vehicle is Massachusetts license plate no. 4YT315. Offi- A Peabody firefighter walks past 2 Dana Road, where an early-morning A report of a motor vehicle fire ripped through the home Friday. crash at 528 Summer St. at Medical Aid cer was unable to speak with 1:46 p.m. on Thursday; at the suspect, but confiscated Request for an ambulance plates from the vehicle. Michigan Avenue and Ocean at 500 Ross Drive on Thursday Street at 3:02 p.m. on Thurs- at 11:52 a.m. Patient taken to Animal Control Fire from wood stove day; at Broad and Lewis Union Hospital in Lynn. streets at 3:16 p.m. on Thurs- Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 Caller left a voicemail for day; at 35 Tremont St. at 3:28 Salem St. requested an ambu- the animal control officer on destroys Peabody home p.m. on Thursday; at Chatham lance on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at 8:29 a.m. that Street and Oakwood Avenue Patient taken to the hospital. she wants to surrender her By Thomas Grillo said the blaze was a result Fire Marshal Peter at 5:31 p.m. on Thursday; at dog, Buddy, because he bit Stanwood Street and Western ITEM STAFF of complications with the Ostroskey encouraged MARBLEHEAD her daughter on March 5. On wood stove. residents to check their Avenue at 5:50 p.m. on Thurs- call back she was advised the PEABODY — An early day; at 48 Brimblecom St. at “We don’t know exactly smoke and carbon monox- Accidents dog must be quarantined for morning fire that started what went wrong, but a ide alarms this weekend. 6:18 p.m. on Thursday; at Taco in a wood stove destroyed 10 days before she can get rid year ago a new double-lined The annual request comes Bell, 124 Boston St., at 1:33 A report of a motor vehicle of him. She was also told the a cottage on Dana Road a.m. on Friday; at 358 Broad- flue was installed,” he said. with the arrival of day- crash on Lighthouse Lane at city does not accept surrender Friday, according to the light saving time, meant way at 6:24 a.m. on Friday; at 1:48 p.m. on Thursday; on At- Peabody Fire Department. “It’s hard to explain the ig- animals and suggested she nition sequence given the to be a reminder to check Broadway and Euclid Avenue lantic Avenue at 4:47 p.m. on contact rescue organizations. The homeowner awoke amount of damage.” your alarm batteries while at 10:07 a.m. on Friday; at Thursday. Report of two large black to crackling sounds at The state Fire Marshal’s changing your clocks. Boston and Perley streets at A caller reported someone dogs loose at 2 Antonio Drive 4:41 a.m., smelled smoke office and the Massachu- “Working smoke and 10:16 a.m. on Friday; at Bos- backed into her car on Maple and 278 Lynnfield St. on and called for help. The carbon monoxide alarms ton and Gardiner streets at Circle and took off at 8:43 Thursday 1:03 p.m. Officer re- three-person family re- setts State Police assisted in the investigation. can save your life,” he said. 11:53 a.m. on Friday. p.m. on Thursday. She stated ports the home health aide let moved some of their be- “Replace aging alarms, and The single-family cot- A report of a hit and run mo- she followed the car and was them out accidentally and they longings and escaped the unless they have a 10-year tage is owned by the Mark tor vehicle crash at 24 Estes able to get a license plate are on their way home. house unharmed amid sealed battery, replace the St. at 11:28 p.m. on Thursday; number. freezing temperatures. Stephen Realty Trust alkaline batteries now.” at 33 North Common St. at Complaints When crews arrived, the and Eugene and Virginia 11:32 a.m. on Friday. Complaints house was fully engulfed Stewart, according to the Thomas Grillo can be Mother called police to re- in flames. city’s Assessors Office. It reached at tgrillo@item- Complaints A caller reported she con- port her son has not come Lt. Christopher Dowling is assessed at $361,800. live.com. fronted a male who was in home from Peabody High A report of threats made at Starbucks on Pleasant Street School on Wednesday at 4:25 10 Red Rock St. at 4:10 p.m. and told him his dog was p.m. and is not answering his on Thursday; at 26 West Balti- outside freezing at 10:36 cellphone. Mother will go to Police arrest suspect in more St. at 7:45 p.m. on Thurs- a.m. on Thursday. She stated school to check to see if he’s day; at 374-376 Chatham St. a verbal exchange continued there and will call police if nec- at 7:38 a.m. on Friday. between the two and she felt essary. string of home break-ins A report of a possible bomb threatened, wanting to speak Report of loud music at 21 threat at St. Mary’s High to an officer. At 10:54 a.m., Caller St. on Wednesday at Richard Belyea, 46, of in Swampscott, Marble- School, 35 Tremont St., at By Thomas Grillo she called back and asked to 11:34 p.m. Officer reports the ITEM STAFF Lynn, was arraigned in 1:04 p.m. on Friday. head, and Wakefield. speak with the police chief, TV was not loud and will be Peabody District Court on Belyea is being held on stating the dispatcher refused turned down. LYNNFIELD — A sus- Tuesday. $100,000 bail. Overdose to send an officer to speak Man from 26 Warren St., pect has been arrested for a Prosecutors say he broke with her. The dispatcher report- Apt. 3 reported an unwanted series of home break-ins on A joint effort of the Lynn- A report of a possible over- into two homes in town and ed they offered to send an offi- person in his apartment on the North Shore following a field, Swampscott, Marble- dose on Franklin Street at was in possession of sto- cer several times. Thursday at 2:20 a.m. Officer multi-community investiga- head, Wakefield, Lynn, and 12:55 p.m. on Friday. len property from a third A walk-in reported at 12:02 reports person left for the night tion, according to the Lynn- house. Police said he had Saugus police departments p.m. on Thursday that his and was told not to return. field Police Department. items stolen from houses found and arrested him. Theft parents received a call from Intoxicated person reported A report of motor vehicle someone claiming their grand- at Sports Medicine North at 1 theft at Chestnut and Olive son was arrested in New Jer- Orthopedic Center on Thursday Fund established for Nahant firefighter streets at 8:40 p.m. on Thurs- sey and needed them to send at 11:19 a.m. Officer reports NAHANT — A fund has detta’s Swampscott home chael Feinberg wishes day; at 17 Beede Ave. at 9:11 $9,100. He stated his father the party left in a cab without a.m. on Friday. walked in the room and was incident. been established to sup- burned on March 6. While to make the community able to stop his mother who Report from Speedway at port a Nahant firefighter nobody was injured in the aware of a GoFundMe Vandalism was in the middle of giving out 545 Lowell St. of a white truck whose home was signifi- fire, he and his family lost page that has been estab- information. The scam caller all over the road. Officer re- cantly damaged in a fire many of their belongings lished to support Videtta A report of vandalism to identified themselves as Wal- ports all is OK. this week. and were forced to relocate. and his family during this Firefighter Matthew Vi- In response, Chief Mi- challenging time.

POLICE BRIEFS Former schools clerk pleads business clerk for Lowell Suspect in killings of four of criminal responsibility the case in April 22. black sedan. not guilty to larceny Public Schools when offi- plans an insanity defense due to mental disease or When officers arrived cials began to investigate defect defense based on a Police investigate shooting at the site of the reported WOBURN (AP) — A for- $50,000 reported missing LOWELL (AP) — At- mental health evaluation on suburban roadway shooting, on York Street mer clerk for a Massachu- from the activities fund. torneys for a Maine man of Krause. Krause didn’t near the intersection of setts public school system Administrators say charged with using a attend. CANTON (AP) — Police Randolph Street, both has pleaded not guilty Brekalis was placed on baseball bat to beat his The Rockport, Maine, are investigating a report- vehicles were gone. Offi- to charges in connection paid administrative leave mother, his grandparents man is charged with ed shooting involving two cers found what the chief to money missing from a and is no longer employed and his grandparents’ killing the victims in his drivers that led to a short described as “ballistic student activities fund. by the district. caretaker to death in grandparents’ Groton lockdown at a nearby evidence,” indicating that The Lowell Sun reports Her attorney did not Massachusetts say they home in September 2017. high school. there had been a shoot- that 48-year-old Karen respond to a request for plan an insanity defense. He is being held without Canton Chief Ken- ing. Brekalis entered her plea comment. Edward Wayland, an bail after pleading not neth Berkowitz says his He says Blue Hills Thursday to charges of Brekalis’ arrest comes attorney for 23-year-old guilty to four counts of department received a Regional Technical School larceny over $250, forgery after new administrators Orion Krause, notified murder. 911 call just before noon was locked down briefly. of a check and uttering a found multiple financial the prosecution at a Wayland says the pros- Friday from a caller who The shooting remains false check. issues in the district, hearing Thursday in ecution is conducting its said she saw a man get under investigation. Brekalis had been including a more than $2 Lowell Superior Court he own evaluation of Krause. out of a white SUV and There were no reports of working as an account million budget shortfall. intended to pursue a lack The next court date for fire several rounds into a injuries. SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Exhibit on U.S. Latina ‘cholas’ opens in Albuquerque By Russell Contreras popularity in the late 1980s and born artist who now lives in Los ASSOCIATED PRESS early 1990s with movies like “Col- Angeles, said she was excited ors” and “Mi Vida Loca” (My Cra- when she was asked to partici- ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A zy Life). pate in the exhibit. “The chola... national Hispanic center is dis- In recent years, scholars have you can’t mess with her,” said playing a unique art exhibit on countered that the chola rep- Lopez. “She’s beautiful and rep- the chola — the working class, resents more than just gang ac- resents us in many ways.” Mexican-American urban female tivity. Latina scholars have ar- Her painting, “Coatlicue and often associated with gangs. gued that the chola’s image is a Chola,” features a homegirl lean- The National Hispanic Cultur- commentary of poverty in urban ing against a statue of an Aztec al Center in Albuquerque opened U.S. cities and symbolized a work- goddess. the “Que Chola Exhibition” on Friday with pieces by artists from ing-class Latina seeking to battle Nanibah Chacon, a Navajo and New Mexico, Arizona, California, sexism. Hispanic artist from Arizona, said Texas, and Colorado. Some Latina academics have she wanted to create an image of The displays feature the evolu- playfully said on social media a chola if she had been represent- tion of the chola from the World that “you can’t spell scholar with- ed in midcentury advertisements. War II-era to the contemporary out the word ‘CHOLA’.” Her painting, “Xicana Classic,” figure trying to survive in poor Curator Jadira Gurule said she depicts a chola from the 1970s neighborhoods. Using paintings, agreed that the chola is more than sitting on a red circle and smiling photography and sculptures, the a so-called dangerous female gang with confidence. exhibit attempts to cover images member linked to criminal activi- The exhibit, which runs until of the chola as an urban warrior, ty. For many Latinas, Gurule said Aug. 4, is the latest attempt to a mentor, a mother and political the chola also represents strength create a new image around the figure. and perseverance. chola and expand her meaning. Cholas, or homegirls, often re- “Many within our communi- The Los Angeles-based gang fers to a particular Latina subcul- ties either were, or admired and intervention group Homeboy In- ture in the U.S. characterized by wanted to emulate, the chola dustries, for example, sells cloth- growing up,” Gurule said. “She ing designed by former cholas and a tough demeanor and distinctive PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS style. They are identified by their also represents real people with runs Homegirl Cafe — a restau- clothing ranging from flannel real experiences. The chola is a rant with food prepared by for- “Coatlicue Lopez” by artist Pola Lopez hangs at the shirts and khaki pants to their persona developed in response to mer gang members gaining new National Hispanic Cultural Center in Albuquerque, be- dark eye makeup and indige- racism and sexism. To reduce her skills. The hip cafe is an offshoot fore the opening of an exhibit on the chola — a work- nous-theme tattoos. to a gang member is shallow.” of social enterprises founded by ing-class, Mexican-American female often associated The image of the chola gained Pola Lopez, a Las Vegas, N.M.- Jesuit priest Greg Boyle. with urban gangs. Emoji gods approve skin-tone options for couples of color By Leanne Italie emoji was also approved visually and see them- ASSOCIATED PRESS among 230 new characters. selves reflected in our ev- Until now, emoji of two eryday tech language.” NEW YORK — In 1664, or more people on vari- So are lots of other emoji Maryland passed the first ous platforms and devices enthusiasts of color left in British colonial law ban- have been available only in the wings for years. More ning marriage between the default yellow. While than 50,000 people signed whites and slaves. An 1883 the Unicode Consortium, Tinder’s online petition at U.S. Supreme Court ruling where Google, Microsoft Change.org. that state prohibitions on and Apple have voting While facial features interracial marriage don’t seats, signed off on the and hair textures are yet violate the Fourteenth skin-tone additions, com- to be determined by some Amendment held for more panies will decide for them- vendors, Tinder said the than 80 years. selves starting later this use of six existing skin While such impediments year whether to add them tones already available to marriage were dis- and how they will look. for one-person emoji and mantled over time, there Jenny Campbell, the chief various others is a step are still hurdles, however marketing officer for Tin- in the right direction at a small, to overcome. Here, der, isn’t worried about dis- time when the text- and in 2019, interracial couples tribution after the company chat-friendly characters PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS have a small victory to cel- mounted a campaign and remain a readily accessi- ebrate: The approval of 71 petition drive in support ble way for the world to Dane DeHaan, left, and Ethan Hawke star in “The Kid.” new variations of emoji for of the technical proposal it express itself. The lack of couples of color. submitted to Unicode. color options in couples, Capping a yearlong proj- “Ultimately, we wanted the company said, felt like Teen angst hits the Old ect thought up by, of all peo- to get the interracial emo- a slight. ple, the folks at the swipe- ji couple on people’s key- “Even as our social be- right dating app Tinder, boards not only for equal- haviors have evolved and the emoji gods (known as ity, but also to spread interracial dating and West, in D’Onofrio’s ‘Kid’ the Unicode Consortium) acceptance for all couples marriage has become By Jocelyn Noveck in Lincoln County, a gruff the charismatic outlaw or recently approved the ad- no matter what their more prevalent, visual ASSOCIATED PRESS but philosophical law-and- the upstanding sheriff? ditions in characters tech- race,” she told The Asso- representation of these order man whose mission More profoundly, will Rio nically referred to as peo- ciated Press on Thursday. relationships in technolo- “There’s no such thing as is to bring Billy to justice. become a bad good guy or the West anymore.” That’s ple “holding hands.” A new “Our users are craving a gy has lagged far behind,” When Garrett and his a good guy? actually not a line from “gender-inclusive” couple way to express themselves Campbell said. men quickly find and The teen becomes fast “The Kid,” Vincent D’On- capture Billy, Rio and his friends with Billy, but if ofrio’s new coming-of-age sister — lying about the Western starring Ethan you know your history, reason for their journey you’ll know that Billy, also Siriano, fresh off Oscar Hawke, Dane DeHaan — hitch a ride with the and Chris Pratt. It’s from named William H. Bonney, group to Santa Fe. Along did not eventually die of Sam Shepard’s play “True the way, Rio comes to ad- natural causes (though in glory, talks ‘Project Runway’ West,” currently on Broad- mire Billy, portrayed by this depiction of the West, way — and also starring DeHaan as roguish and By John Carucci he heard how it empow- change your life once you’re Hawke. charming, and even helps death by bullet does seem ASSOCIATED PRESS ered school-age children in done with ‘Project Runway.’ In fact, can we talk about him try to break free. Ar- to be the natural order of search of their identities. So, I think he’s a perfect things.) NEW YORK — Christian Hawke for a minute? The riving in Santa Fe, Rio “I was thinking about mentor,” Garcia said. In any case, Schur (son Siriano didn’t want the tux- veteran actor is having and Sara immediately run reading these emails from of producer Jordan Schur) edo gown he designed for Elaine Welteroth is an- quite the run these days, off — straight into a trap young kids being like, ‘I has a sweet, soulful face Billy Porter at the Oscars other new addition to the on screen and stage. Many laid by evil Uncle Grant, feel like I can wear what but the script gives him to shock anyone. He sim- show, serving as a judge. feel he was unconsciona- who kidnaps Sara and I want to wear to school ply wanted to make a bold The former Teen Vogue ed- bly robbed of an Oscar warns Rio that if he pur- little depth to work with. now because of what Billy statement about celebrat- itor called Siriano “Ameri- nod for “First Reformed,” sues them, both siblings The character of Sara ing identity. did.’ And that’s what it’s all ca’s designer darling.” and he’s delivering a su- will die. fares even worse; women “You should be who you about,” Siriano said. “People watch him rise perb performance in “True Now Rio needs to make in this world seem to ex- want to be on a red car- There are plenty of up on this show and they’re West.” He’s also the most a choice: who’s more likely ist solely to be a) pretty, b) changes in store at “Project substantial reason to see pet, off a red carpet. Wear invested in him and his to help him rescue Sara, wronged, and c) rescued. Runway.” Nina Garcia, who “The Kid,” a nice idea that what you want to wear, no career and so it’s so cool to has been with the series for is, alas, thinly executed. matter who you are, and I see this full-circle moment its entire run, returns as a The “kid” in the title think that’s what that was where he comes back, and all about,” Siriano said at judge. But Siriano, a winner is not, actually, Billy the from Season 4, will replace he can kind of raise up the Kid, the renowned out- a launch party Thursday next generation of ‘Project LYNNFIELD ahead of the upcoming 17th Tim Gunn as show mentor. law whose story loosely Runway’ superstars,” she WEEKLY season of “Project Runway,” Another new face is model inspires the film. It’s a said. which premieres next Karlie Kloss, who takes on 13-year-old kid named NEWS Thursday on Bravo. duties as the show’s host, Siriano, who tried to Rio (Jake Schur), who, as The velvet custom tuxedo replacing Heidi Klum. separate himself from the we begin, witnesses his look for Porter did cause a “I think Christian is our show while he was building mother being beaten to We reach EVERY sensation on social media, superstar from ‘Project his company, is happy to death by his evil father. but Siriano did not focus Runway.’ He knows exact- come home and share his Rio manages to shoot and household in Lynnfield on any of the negative re- ly what it takes, what it experiences with the young kill his dad — only to face every week. action, especially when took, and how it’s going to competitors. the wrath of his vengeful uncle (Chris Pratt, in true villain mode). Rio and his Let us help get your ENTERTAINMENT BRIEF older sister, Sara (Leila George) just barely escape message in front of all Announcer pulled from Fox Sports North Channel 45. into the night. announcer Doug McLeod Officials with the Min- On the run, with only the of Lynnfield. broadcast after made the comment on nesota State High School vague plan of finding their lynching comment KSTC-TV during a quar- League say they were un- mother’s friend in Santa terfinals game Thursday aware of the situation. Sta- Fe (the action is in late ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) at the Xcel Energy Center tion management did not 19th-century New Mexi- — A play-by-play an- in St. Paul. Some hockey immediately return a call co), the pair take refuge nouncer was pulled from fans expressed anger on for comment. A message in an abandoned shack, ESSEX MEDIA GROUP the broadcast of the Boys’ social media. left at a number appar- where they run smack State Hockey Tournament McLeod was soon pulled ently belonging to McLeod into Billy (DeHaan) and in Minnesota after he en- off the air. The studio host was also not returned. his companions. Billy’s on For more info on EMG’s publications, couraged one team’s fans for the tournament, Tom The hockey champion- the run, his pursuer none please contact Ernie Carpenter at to “get out the lynching Hauser, later apologized ships run through Satur- other than Pat Garrett 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 or ropes.” to viewers on behalf of day. (Hawke), the new sheriff [email protected] A8 SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Area students earn honors at UMass Amherst

These local students were named Clingen, Maggie Ann Devlin, Shay Phelan, Sarena Ortins San- to the dean’s list at the Universi- Christopher Dignam, Stephen tos, Shannon Jean Silva, John ty of Massachusetts Amherst for Bryant Dignam, Mandy Kath- James Spinale, Joshua Robert the fall 2018 semester. In order to erine Dumais, Lucien Joseph Waldman, and Kimberly A. Walsh. qualify, an undergraduate student Duval, Jacob Ross Gilliland, REVERE: Catherine Victoria must receive a 3.5 GPA or better on Rachel Goldstein, Anneliese Acosta, Cayli Anne Armstrong, a four-point scale. Making the list: Elaine Hammer, Eliza Grace Timothy Bui, Joseph James LYNN: Salima Boukataya, Howells, Sarah Jeanne Jordan, Dello Russo, David Alexander Jazmine Chan, Sareyvathana Rachael Irene Katz, Katerina Gardner, Zachary J. Gentile, Chek, Travis William Dawe, Kerastaris, Melissa Kordha, Katherine Gutierrez Orrego, Haylee Marie Denham, Made- Hannah Beth Lieberman, Savannah Marie Hart, Isabella line Fuentes, Luz Anne Guer- Joshua Benjamin Lovins, Ailish Mendes Izidoro, Robert Christo- rier, Toni Christina Hill, Anik Fahey Lynch-Greenberg, Kend- pher Mahoney, Kati Perlera-Me- Hossain, Esther Kayode, Noah rick Charles McDonald, Joseph drano, Tong Shen, Andrew David Lake, Emily Ruoyi Lao, Francis McKeever, Bardia Mehr, Tran, and Olivia Lee Venezia. Brian Kennedy is the new executive director and Marzia Akter Maliha, Marni Jordy Emile Mukania, Wenny SAUGUS: Buthaina Omar CEO of the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem. Noel McManus, Rachel Laura Niu, Obinnaya Uchechukwu Alshihabi, Andrea Battaglia, Newman, Linh T. Nguyen, Lis- Okereke, Joshua Okon, Harri- Jiana Elizabeth Capone, Coco beth Rodriguez, Taylor Simpson son Raymond Orne, Leah Alex- Ying Chen, Andrea Janet Dame, Reed, Alan Solomin, Daniel andra Postilnik, Liam Patrick Sabrina Deemah Elbach, Se- Dublin native Ssozi, Jessica Lucero Ulloa, and Reilly, Kyle Kenneth Robertson, rene Reemah Elbach, Tess Ryan Onyinye Unachukwu Sr. Reid Maley Rockwell, George Hannify, Mikaela Anne Hussey, LYNNFIELD: Natalie Emma William Ryan, Kayla Jenette Se- Rachit Jain, Xiran Lin, Andrew Albanese, Lindsey Elizabeth rowik, R. Evans Slepian, Corey Ryan Mann, Nicholas Alexander named Barrett, Brian James Basilesco, Eric Stein, Benjamin Murphy Petkewich, Amanda Rose Pous- Gregory J. Basilesco, Julia Rose Taliesin, Kyra Elizabeth Veprek, sard, Cameron Andrew Pozark, Borriello, Maxine Mary Boyle, Dimitri Vlassov, and Nathaniel Diana Reach, Kayla Michelle Jessica Anna Buckley, Victor P. Earle Witherell. Riera, Christina Sicari, Sophia PEM CEO Buonfiglio, Nicole Christine Ca- NAHANT: Karina Maya Ka- Kay Struzziero, and Barbara saletto, Alyssa Francesca Cibelli, gramanov, Caroline Robin Argyro Talagan. SALEM — Peabody Es- meaning of ourselves, our Andrew A. DePalma, Isabella Re- Munnelly, Miranda Hill Nocera, SWAMPSCOTT: Emily L. Bray, sex Museum has named lives, our community, and nee Floramo, Mia Nicole Ford, David Michael Peterson, and Kate Margaret Brodsky, Olivia Brian Kennedy as its the wider world by giving Jake Steven Forgione, Ryan S. Karol Wabno. Capone, Brandon Adam Carola, new executive director us time and space to Freitas, Lily Evelyn Giannasca, PEABODY: Analise Nicole Haley Elizabeth Carola, Callan and CEO. Kennedy, a experience wonder, think, Ryan Anthony Iapicca, Daniel Arnold, Courtney Elizabeth Michael Carr, Gregory Jordan native of Dublin, Ireland, feel, reflect, and create. I Alan Infiorati, Tia R. Johnson, Barrett, Alexis Batakis, Madison Collier, Nicholas Philip Dario- was most recently pres- look forward to ensuring Cory Shapiro Lanza, Kelly Look, Rose Bethune, Brian Bombaci, tis, Anna Jean Dennis, Tess Ana ident, director and CEO PEM continues to be a John Patrick Madden, Makayla Tina Ann Cardone, Alison Cath- DiBenedetto, Patrick Rashad of the Toledo Museum of vital resource, a hub of Marie Maffeo, Joshua Marci- erine Carney, Chantel Arianna Doucette, Emma Faulkner, Art in Ohio. He will join innovation, and a force nowski, Sarah Mezini, Madeline Cohen, Kirsten Marie Crowe, Ethan Jacob Friedman, Eric PEM on July 15, succeed- of good in the world for Rodes Milne, Jordan Vando Ryan D’Alleva, Michael Joseph Huy Hoang, Nicole Annmarie ing Dan Monroe, who years to come.” Ndansi, Mae Elizabeth Norton, D’Iorio, Mary Kathryn Deighan, Leblanc, Isabel Frances Levin, retired after 25 years “Kennedy is a visionary Maxwell Kenneth Oliveira, Julia Rebecca Lindsey Dunn, Rachel Fotine Liakopoulos, Andrew guiding the international- executive who priori- Rose Pierce, Connor James Beth Ellis, Rachel Elisabeth Christopher Maldonado, Ali- ly-renowned museum. tizes creativity, values Reardon, Rebecca Renee Sim- Forbes, Alex Richard Fossa, Ra- yah May Marberblatt, Molly K. Kennedy takes the helm innovation, and fosters onetti, Sharondeep Kaur Singh, fael Gallardo Gabriel III, Daniel Marocco, Samuel Allen Maybly- as PEM prepares to open excellence,” said Sam Abigail Joan Weaver, and Ellen Patrick Griffin, Rachel Gross, um, Megan Elise Mentuck, Anne a new, 40,000-square-foot Byrne, chair of PEM’s Victoria Welter. David A. Harnch, Kyle John Hen- Elizabeth Norton, Kara N. Noy- wing and undertake a Board of Trustees. “He MARBLEHEAD: Jacob Byron tosh, Ashley Elizabeth Jenkins, es, Laurel Ainsley Parsons, Julia complete reinstallation embodies the guiding Abrams, Kyle Robert Aikman, Hannah Eve Kemp, Gerhard Renee Potter, Julianna Eliza- of its galleries as part of spirit, energy, and drive of Charles Richard Alexander, Kola, Jessica Grayce Krouse, beth Rhoads, Steven Michael its $650 million Connect PEM and we are thrilled Payton Elaine Andrews, Ben- Annmarie Manganiello, Shannon Santanello, Nicolas Charles Sci- Campaign. to see him build upon the jamin Avramidis, Theodore McDonald, Gabriela Maria Mol- belli, Joshua Eli Segedy, Bennett “Brian Kennedy brings tremendous legacy of Dan Colin Bostley, Aidan Patrick ica, Joseph Molica, John Joseph Richard Smith, Joshua Michael global perspective and Monroe and his transfor- Caldwell, Mae A. Caldwell, Najjar, Caroline Anne O’Neill, Solomon, Isabelle Sarah Stair- experience to PEM. He mative leadership.” Melody Marie Chalvin, Miranda John Arthur Papacostas, Natalie man, and Dejen Mulu Teferra. has a passion for art Kennedy studied art and culture, and for the history and history at NOT REAL NEWS: A LOOK AT WHAT DIDN’T HAPPEN THIS WEEK powerful effect of art ex- University College in periences on individuals Dublin, earning bachelor’s, ASSOCIATED PRESS and communities,” said master’s and doctoral Rob Shapiro, president degrees. He spent eight A roundup of some of of PEM’s Board of Trust- years as assistant director the most popular but ees. “PEM’s mission is of the National Gallery completely untrue stories to celebrate outstanding of Ireland, Dublin (1989- and visuals of the week. artistic and cultural cre- 1997) and seven years as None of these is legit, ativity; and PEM strives director of the National even though they were to create experiences that Gallery of Australia (1997- shared widely on social transform people’s lives 2004) in Canberra. From media. The Associated by broadening their per- 2005-2010, he was direc- Press checked these out. spectives, attitudes and tor of Dartmouth College’s Here are the real facts: knowledge of themselves Hood Museum of Art in CLAIM: “US asylum of- and the wider world.” Hanover, N.H., which has ficer to me: elective Lasik “It is a tremendous hon- one of the largest and surgery is offered to all or and privilege to uphold finest art collections at female migrants in family the museum’s legacy, to an American college or detention. Children given advance its mission, to university. braces. All no cost. Then further its impact, and Kennedy is also a re- catch and release into the to ensure that relevant, spected art historian, cu- interior. Migrants calling home with this news of invigorating museum rator and author. He has FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS experiences continue to written six books, most these incredible benefits, connect us to one anoth- recently on the artists and the rush here goes The Associated Press has found that stories circulating on the Internet er,” said Kennedy. “Mu- Sean Scully and Frank on.” — Tweet. that elective Lasik surgery is offered to all female migrants to the U.S. seums help us to make Stella. THE FACTS: Female in family detention, and children given braces, all no cost, are untrue. migrants are not offered elective LASIK eye surgery ing care and services in 70,000, under the Obama Somalian refugees have and children are not being migrant detention centers, administration, according long migrated to Min- given braces while in fam- no elective surgeries or to data from the U.S. De- nesota and first began ily detention, despite what procedures of any kind are partment of State’s Ref- settling there in the early SEND US a tweet circulating widely approved. The spokesman ugee Processing Center. 1990s to flee an ongoing claims. Todd Bensman, said medical procedures About 54,000 Somalian civil war, said Micaela a Texas-based senior are only approved if neces- refugees total came to the Schuneman, refugee national security fellow at sary to preserve life, limb U.S. under Obama, who services director for the YOUR STUFF the Center for Immigration or eyesight. He added that served from Jan. 2009 to International Institute Studies, who posted the there may be limited in- Jan. 2017. In contrast, the of Minnesota, a nonprofit tweet, told The Associated stances where orthodontics administration of Pres- that offers immigration Press he spoke with the are medically necessary, ident George W. Bush, services in the region. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO asylum officer but was “not but they are not proactive- a Republican, placed Minnesota continues to attesting to the veracity” ly offered. more Somalian refugees be a popular place for CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL of the details in the tweet. CLAIM: President in Minnesota — roughly the State Department to He added that the asylum Barack Obama resettled 9,800. Omar, a Minne- place Somalian refugees [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR officer provided few details 70,000 Somalian refugees sota Democrat who was because many of them beyond what he posted. in Minnesota. No wonder elected to Congress last have family members SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, According to a public Rep. Ilhan Omar was year, came to the United in the state and benefit affairs officer for the U.S. elected. States from Somalia as from having an existing LYNN, MA 01903. 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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2019 KIPP comeback falls short in Div. 4 North nal By Daniel Kane Aboul Barry led the Panthers overs. The only points the KIPP ITEM STAFF with 13 points and 10 rebounds. offense could create were in the However, Barry fouled out with paint with Aboul Barry scoring TEWKSBURY — The KIPP 1:57 remaining and his absence two baskets in the rst. Academy boys basketball made a huge difference in the Trailing 15-4 going into the team’s historic season came to nal minutes, White said. second quarter, KIPP put to- a close Friday night when the “It had a huge impact,” White gether a small run. Sanchez No. 2 Panthers fell to No. 9 said. “He’s so active on the and Aboul Barry netted back- Pope John, 50-42 in the Divi- boards and a huge scorer for us. to-back baskets and cut the sion 4 North nal at Tewks- He is a senior and I think he de cit to seven. Later in the bury High’s Tony Romano kind of got it taken away from second Algha Barry hit a Court. him in his last game of the 3-pointer to cut the Pope John KIPP didn’t go out without a year.” lead to 19-11. But Pope John ght, battling back from an Winfred Sanchez also had a went on a 4-1 run to end the 11-point halftime de cit to big night for KIPP scoring 13 half with Mekhi Collins hitting make things interesting in the points while hauling in six re- three free throws. Pope John nal minutes. However, the bounds. took a 23-12 lead into the Panthers slow start was the Pope John got off to a fast break. difference in the end. start thanks to the shooting The Panthers came out hot “We just needed to execute,” game of Angel Price-Espada in the third quarter. KIPP KIPP coach David White said. (19 points), who went 3-of-4 scored three straight baskets “Execution of the game plan from beyond the arch to help to cut the Tigers’ lead to ve and making shots. We didn’t the Tigers take a commanding before a timeout. Later in the make shots in the rst half. 11-point lead in the rst quar- third Sanchez hit a key 3-point- That was the difference. That ter. er and Aboul Barry netted a ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE was probably the worst we shot Meanwhile the Panthers’ of- basket to cut the Pope John all year. We had the looks we fense struggled from the start KIPP’s Abdoul Barry (left) had 13 points and 10 rebounds in a lead to 27-25. wanted we just weren’t making with a handful of missed shots loss to Pope John in the Division 4 North nal at Tewksbury them.” mixed in with some costly turn- KIPP, B2 High Friday night. St. Mary’s ready for Amesbury

By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — The St. Mary’s girls basketball team had plenty of reasons to feel proud after Tuesday’s win over rival Bishop Fenwick in the Division 3 North semi nal round. No. 4 St. Mary’s avenged last season’s tournament loss to the No. 8 Crusaders and, in the pro- cess, showed no shortage of heart and determi- nation in the closing stages of the 53-52 win. Now the challenge is turning the page on Fenwick and preparing for Saturday’s sec- tional nal against Amesbury. Tip-off for Sat- urday’s game is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. at UMass Lowell’s Tsongas Arena. “We’ve been talking about Amesbury, the next game,” St. Mary’s coach Jeff Newhall said. “Once we got to Wednesday, the past few days have been about refocusing, working hard, talking about Amesbury and focusing on doing what we need to do to get the win.” The Indians are the No. 2 seed in the brack- et. They nished their regular season at 16-4 and defeated Bedford (49-37) and Lynn eld (65-50) en route to the sectional nal. In Wednesday’s win over Lynn eld, Amesbury ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE was led by Flannery O’Connor (22 points), St. Mary’s coach Jeff Newhall gives instructions Avery Hallinan (11 points) and Allison COURTESY PHOTO during a practice in preparation for Saturday’s Divi- Napoli (11 points). St. Mary’s senior Sherly Feliz (left) poses with sion 3 North nal against Amesbury. ST. MARY’S, B2 her mother Amy Rodriguez as Feliz signs her National Letter of Intent to play soccer at Wentworth University next season. English set to face another MVC foe By Mike Alongi for about 12 days after the St. Mary’s Feliz to ITEM STAFF Comcast tournament (on February 18), but coming LYNN — If there’s any out and playing a tough play soccer at way to describe the En- Lawrence team and then a glish basketball team, it’s tough Andover team really battle-tested. The Bulldogs got us back in the groove.” nished the regular season Anderson also noted how Div. III Wentworth at 18-2, ghting their way special it is for his team to By Harold Rivera through a tough North- be in this position. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR eastern Conference in the “It’s huge for us as a pro- process. That record earned gram,” said Anderson, who LYNN — It’s probably no coincidence that during English a No. 1 seed in Di- is now in his second season Sherly Feliz’s four seasons on the varsity girls soccer vision 1 North, where they at the helm. “It’s our sec- team, the Spartans made four trips to the Division 4 earned a rst-round bye ond year here, and I don’t North state tournament. This past season, Feliz helped before rolling through two think the school has been guide the Spartans to the sectional semi nal after an teams from the vaunted this far in a decade, so it 11-6-1 regular season. Merrimack Valley Confer- means a lot. It’s a huge Now Feliz is taking the next step in her soccer career. ence en route to a spot in accomplishment for the The senior center-mid elder will play collegiate soccer the sectional nal. whole school, and getting ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE at Division III Wentworth University in Boston. Feliz “We’ve been playing well, the support from the stu- signed her letter of intent last week. which is nice to see after dents, the administration, English coach Antonio Anderson (cen- “I think Sherly has worked extremely hard,” Spartans coming off an extended rest the athletic director and ter) speaks with Justin Fitzpatrick (right) everyone else has been coach Jim Foley said. “That’s her goal. She’s always (after the regular season),” during a practice in preparation for Satur- wanted to play in college. Her and the other captains huge.” said English coach Antonio day’s Division 1 North nal against Central dedicated themselves to working hard during the off- Anderson. “We didn’t play ENGLISH, B2 Catholic. season. I think this is a great spot for her. She can play multiple positions and to be honest, I think she can do ne at the next level. “We’ve players go Division I, II and III, “ Foley add- ed. “It’s good for the program to see someone go play in Navs welcome in two more players college in terms of our program getting noticed. We do produce girls that play in college, which is good. The fact LYNN — The two newest mem- counted on as important pieces in senior. The Stratham, N.H., native that they go to the next level and get their education, bers of the 2019 North Shore Nav- our lineup this summer.” earned First Team All-State honors it’s good to see when they play at the next level.” igators will bring along plenty of An Andover, native, Bravo joined from USA Today last spring after For Feliz, Wentworth’s campus and academic oppor- championship experience that will the Crimson as the Boston Globe’s being named to the Second Team tunities were two of the key factors that led to her com- aid the club in its quest for a Fu- reigning Division 3 Player of the for his efforts on an undefeated mitment. tures Collegiate Baseball League Year after helping Austin Prep to its 2017 squad. He was the offensive “Wentworth, of all the schools I applied to, offered con- championship. Following their re- rst-ever state championship last leader for Holy Cross through 12 struction management, which I felt was good for me,” spective freshman seasons, Har- spring. The 6-foot-5, 200-pounder games this spring, hitting .317 Feliz, a Salem resident, said. “I’m the type of person vard in elder Logan Bravo and hit .427 with three home runs and with three doubles, two home runs, that’s very social. I thought involving math with meet- Holy Cross out elder Ben Malgeri 25 RBI for the Cougars and was a four RBI, and six runs scored. ing new people and being outdoors a lot would be really will join the Navs. Catholic Central League All-Star The 6-foot-2, 215-pound Malgeri good for me. Director of Player Procurement in soccer and basketball as well joins high school classmate Bob- “The location is literally perfect,” Feliz said. “I love Joe Gill announced the signings. as baseball. Bravo, who started by Cliche, a University of Maine Boston. The school’s right in the middle of the city where Including these two players, a total Harvard’s season opener at third freshman pitcher, on this summer’s I can get anywhere.” of 18 players have of cially been base, was Baseball America’s fth- roster. He will give the Navs a Holy She also considered Salem State, Fitchburg State and named to the North Shore roster ranked prospect from Massachu- Cross player for the third consec- Plymouth State. But Wentworth was Feliz’s No. 1 choice for the coming summer. setts prior to the 2018 MLB Draft. utive summer, joining All-Patriot all along. “The Futures League and the Bravo will become only the sec- League out elder Austin Masel “At rst it was very stressful because I wasn’t sure if Navigators have always taken ond member of the Crimson to ever (2017) and Marblehead native I’d get into Wentworth,” Feliz, a two-sport athlete who pride in taking care of homegrown play for North Shore and the rst pitcher Garret Keough (2018). also plays lacrosse, said. “That was my top choice. I end- New England players, so we’re ex- since 2012 when Jake McGuiggan Stay tuned as the Navigators will ed up getting into the other three schools rst. Finally cited to welcome Logan and Ben to played on the Fraser in eld. be announcing more additions to when I got into Wentworth it kind of all fell into place our roster,” said Gill. “Both of them Malgeri hit .417 with four homers the roster in the coming weeks and and 37 RBI while helping Exeter and it felt right.” are freshmen at strong Division I months in preparation for the 2019 programs in the area, had great High School to its second consecu- season. The team’s home opener at FELIZ, B2 high school careers, and will be tive New Hampshire state title as a Fraser Field is slated for June 1. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2019 KIPP falls to Pope John in Div. 4 North KIPP From B1 J’ddon Vincent hit another three late in the third quarter to cap the run and give the Panthers their first lead of the game at 31-29. Another key change that sparked KIPP’s comeback was having Pius Robert shadow Price-Espada on de- fense in the second half. Robert limited Price-Espada to just two points in the third quarter. “We just wanted to make it difficult on (Price-Espada),” White said. “He’s a fantastic player. We just wanted to make him work for his points. Roberts did a great job on him.” The fourth quarter saw a few lead changes before the Tigers regained a two-possession edge. With a few min- utes remaining Sanchez converted an and-one to cut the Tigers lead to 38-37. But that was as close as the Pan- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE thers would get. With Aboul Barry English’s Josh Castillo looks to make a pass fouled out, the Tigers took full advan- during a practice Friday afternoon at Paul F. tage on offense. Collins and Price-Es- Cavanagh Field House. pada combined for 10 late points to finish the win for Pope John and end KIPP’s season. The Panthers end at 17-6 and White’s English set to face proud of what his team accomplished. “We came up short from our ultimate goal,” White said. “We knew we could Central Catholic in compete for a state championship com- ing into the MIAA. We came up short but I’m proud of these guys. They Division 1 North final fought hard and worked hard all year. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE We dealt with a lot of adversity and ENGLISH Algha Barry (right) goes after a loose ball in a loss to Pope I’m just proud of the way they handled From B1 John in the Division 4 North final Friday night. themselves as young men.” After their bye, the Bulldogs took on No. 8 Lawrence and earned a 82-63 win. Alonzo Linton had a massive game with 28 points and 15 rebounds, while Jarnel Spartans prepare for Division 3 North final Guzman had 21 points. In the semifinal game against No. 12 Andover, Guzman led all scorers with 28 points ST. MARY’S to think about anything and Linton had 14. Add to that the contributions of Justin Fitzpatrick (14 points against Andover), Joa- From B1 more than Amesbury and a 32-minute game. They’re quin Crespo (17 points against Lawrence) and others, “We know they have two excited to play Saturday. and English is coming into the sectional final feeling good players. O’Connor, “It’s my hope that they go pretty good about how it’s playing as a team. who was the Cape Ann out and play well,” Newhall “Obviously Alonzo and Jarnel get a lot of the atten- League Player of the Year, said. “If for some reason tion, but it’s guys like Mason (Jean-Baptiste), Jack (Ro- and Napoli. They have a that’s not good enough, at driguez), Justin (Fitzpatrick) Joaquin (Crespo) and all great supporting cast. least we can go out and say of those guys who have stepped up as well,” Anderson They have athletes and ‘we gave it our best shot.’ If said. “Those guys all continue to make plays for us, and some younger kids. We we don’t we have regrets Alonzo and Jarnel are very unselfish and keep every- one involved. So it’s definitely been a team effort for us played them earlier in the for a while. We don’t want and it makes the game easier for everyone.” season (73-36 Spartans to be in that position Satur- The Bulldogs’ opponent in the Division 1 North fi- win in the Spartan Clas- day afternoon.” nal is No. 3 Central Catholic (21-3), another team from sic in February). They The Spartans won’t look the MVC. Being from that conference means that the were coming off a tragic to do anything different Raiders are also battle-tested, from their 18-3 regu- day. By no means do we against the Indians. St. lar season to their three wins in the tournament. It think we’re going to see Mary’s has brought a good started with wins over No. 14 Chelsea (85-44) and that same team.” level of energy through its No. 11 Cambridge (60-53), then Central had to go up The Spartans survived a tournament run and the against MVC foe No. 2 Lowell in the semifinal. After a late Fenwick surge in on-the-go decisions have back-and-forth battle, the Raiders earned a 67-61 win Tuesday’s win. As expect- been another positive. to move on to the final. George Smith led the way for ed, Pam Gonzalez brought They’ll rely on those two Central with 22 points, while Kevin Constant had 18 her A-game to the floor areas to help them earn points and 11 rebounds. and led St. Mary’s with 17 the win. “We’ve heard a lot about the league (the MVC) and points. Key contributions “I think we need to con- obviously it’s a good league with how many teams from role players, a late tinue to play the way made the tournament, but you’ve still got to show up 3-pointer from Ashley we’ve been playing,” Ne- and play and that’s what we do,” said Anderson. “We’ve Sullivan and four free ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE whall said. “We’ve played just got to play the opponent in front of us, stick to throws in the closing sec- Gabby Torres runs a play during a St. Mary’s with more energy and the our game plan and execute. It’ll be no different on Sat- onds from Gabby Torres, basketball decision mak- girls basketball practice Friday afternoon. urday. They’re obviously battle-tested and we’re bat- were crucial in the win. ing has improved. That tle-tested, so we’ll leave it all out there.” “We’ve been a cohesive doesn’t necessarily trans- throws and the three to tensity, fast-paced prac- With two days between games, English (20-2) was group,” Newhall said. late to points every time back in the gym Friday afternoon for one final practice “We’ve done a lot of stuff put us ahead. They’re a tice,” Newhall said. “I but those are two areas cohesive group. They un- thought had a good prac- before the big game. Anderson says the team is feeling together. We’ve traveled you can somewhat con- good, and the Bulldogs are excited to get back out on to Florida, Cape Cod and derstand their roles and tice Friday. The atmo- trol. If you can do well in the potential they may be sphere was pretty loose, the court Saturday. Portsmouth (N.H.). We’ve those categories you can “The quick turnaround actually kind of helps because called on.” which was good to see. had very limited issues. play well. These are two it keeps guys engaged and ready to go,” said Anderson. Newhall said the Spar- They’re focused and That’s sort of why we’re things we’ve been focused “I know our guys are itching to get back out there and still alive. Everyone has a tans looked solid in prac- they’re excited. You talk on since the tournament I’m sure the guys at Central feel the same way so the role on the team. The kids tice leading up to Satur- about how big the stage is started. It seems to be sooner we’re able to get out there and play, the better.” that were on the bench to day. what’s at stake but they’re working for us and we’re English and Central Catholic will tip off Saturday start the game hit the free “Thursday was a high-in- kids. You don’t want them sticking to it.” night (7:45) at Tsongas Arena. Sherly Feliz to play soccer at Wentworth LA Rams sign Eric FELIZ From B1 Weddle to 2-year deal The Leopards compete in LOS ANGELES (AP) — Veteran safety Eric Weddle agreed the Commonwealth Coast to a two-year deal with the Los Angeles Rams on Friday, re- Conference. Wentworth fin- turning to his native Southern California to join the defend- ished the 2018 season at ing NFC champions’ secondary. 7-10-2, going 2-5-1 against The Rams also released starting linebacker Mark Barron, conference opponents. In continuing a shuffle of veteran personnel after going 13-3 in 2016, the Leopards won the the regular season and reaching the Super Bowl last month. CCC and earned an automat- Weddle joins the Rams after a 12-year pro career with San ic bid into the NCAA Division Diego and Baltimore, where he spent the past three seasons. III Tournament. They defeat- The six-time Pro Bowl selection was released Tuesday after ed Arcadia, 1-0, in the open- starting all 16 games last year for the Ravens, who elected to ing round before falling to get younger. Williams, 1-0, in the second The 34-year-old Weddle is a year older than Rams coach round. Sean McVay, but he could be exactly what Los Angeles’ sec- Feliz knows challenges are ondary needs. He is nearly certain to take the starting job ahead in adjusting to the held by Lamarcus Joyner, who is expected to leave as a free pace of play in college but is agent. eager to earn a role when she Joyner was a starter for the past two years, but Weddle is joins the team. widely regarded as one of the NFL’s best free safeties. The “I’m not sure how I’m going heavily bearded veteran didn’t have an interception last sea- to do yet but I’m really excit- son for just the second time in his career, but he made 68 ed to see how i can handle it,” tackles on the Ravens’ stellar defense and played an import- Feliz said. ant leadership role in Baltimore, just as he did in San Diego. Foley’s confident Feliz is in Weddle is also durable, starting all 16 games in nine of the a good position to succeed at last 11 seasons for the Chargers and Ravens. Wentworth. He adds even more experience to the Rams’ secondary “Sherly is a hard-nosed alongside 33-year-old cornerback Aqib Talib and two-time player,” Foley said. “She’s Pro Bowl selection Marcus Peters. Talib is second among ac- very coachable, takes in- tive players in career interceptions with 35, while Weddle is structions very well and she ninth with 29. can take instructions on the Promising two-year pro John Johnson is the Rams’ other field. She’s kind of like anoth- starting safety. er coach out there. Weddle grew up in Rancho Cucamonga, one of Los Angeles’ “She’s a good kid and her outer suburbs, before starring at Utah and joining the Char- mother has done an excellent gers as a second-round pick. job with her. She’s a great Barron started 12 regular-season games and all three play- person. She’s been on varsi- off games for the Rams last season, making 74 combined ITEM FILE PHOTO ty since her freshman year. tackles. The seven-year pro was the seventh overall pick St. Mary’s senior soccer player Sherly Feliz will play her college soc- I wish her nothing but the by Tampa Bay in 2012, and he joined the Rams in a trade cer at Wenworth University next season. best.” during the 2014 season. SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Central Catholic at English (7:45) MIAA Boys Basketball MIAA Girls Basketball Division 3 North final Division 1 North final At Tsongas Center, Lowell At Tsongas Center, Lowell St. Mary’s at Amesbury (10:30)

SPORTS BRIEFS Swampscott High php?id=10042. Online reg- istration closes at midnight baseball fundraiser on March 20. After March 20, those interested may The Swampscott Bullpen register in person at the Baseball Boosters will be Hibernian Hall at 105 Fed- holding their first fundrais- eral St on Saturday, March er for the 2019 Swampscott 23 from noon to 4 p.m. High School baseball team during packet pick up or on on Saturday, March 9 at the race day beginning at 9 Italian-American Club on a.m. The registration fee is Harbor St. in Lynn from 7 $30. The first 500 regis- p.m. to 10 p.m. tered runners will also be There will be a $10 dona- given race shirts. There will tion at the door, and the be a post-race party that event will include raffles, a includes free food and live lottery board and live music Irish music as well. from Swampscott head More information and coach Joe Caponigro’s band race updates can be found Warning Track. at https://sites.google.com/ For more questions or to site/lynnhibernian5k/. donate, contact Mike Pegna- to at [email protected]. Lynn Tech Hall of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Lynn Post 6 Fame nominations Tommy Fleetwood shot a 6-under 66 on Friday to grab a share of the lead at the Arnold Palmer In- Senior Legion Nominations are now vitational at Bay Hill Club and Lodge in Orlando, Fla. being accepted for the Lynn Lynn Post 6 Senior Tech Hall of Fame. Eligible Legion Baseball is current- nominees must have gradu- ly seeking leadership, a ated at least 15 years ago. Tommy Fleetwood, Keegan Bradley share head coach and assistant The hall of fame dinner will coaches for the upcoming be held on May 18 at Angel- season.Players ages 17-19 ica’s Restaurant in Middle- the lead at Bay Hill entering the weekend (born in 2000 or later) are ton. also welcome to register to Nominations will be ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Bay into water he couldn’t see off the tee would know from experience. He was play this season. Players be accepted until March 30. Hill provided a few dramatic turn- at No. 8 — that led to double bogeys. eight shots behind going into the Lynn residents or attend Anyone can submit a nomi- arounds, good news for Henrik Sten- With only one birdie on his card, weekend in 2014 and was the run- school in Lynn. nation whether they’re asso- son, not so much for Phil Mickelson. Mickelson was 10 shots worse than ner-up by one shot, mainly courtesy Anyone interested is ciated with Lynn Tech or Through it all, Tommy Fleetwood his opening round and posted a 78. of Adam Scott’s troubled weekend. encouraged to contact Mike not. Previous nominees will and Keegan Bradley kept a steady He missed the cut by one shot. British Open champion Frances- Quinn via email at distric- also remain eligible. march of solid golf Friday and wound “It’s a penalizing course if you co Molinari, Honda Classic winner [email protected] or phone Forms are available from up tied for the lead at the Arnold don’t hit very good shots, and I hit Keith Mitchel and Billy Horschel at 978-364-3468. Bart Conlon, who can be Palmer Invitational, four shots clear some terrible shots today,” Mickelson led a pack of players at 5-under 139. reached by phone at 781- of anyone else going into the week- said. “That’s probably the score I de- The group another shot back includ- Saugus Babe Ruth 599-6277 or via email at end on a course that has been tough served.” ed Masters champions Patrick Reed bartleyconlon133@comcast. all week. On the other side was Stenson, who and Bubba Watson, and Eddie Pep- signups net. Fleetwood used two new clubs to opened with a 77 and then headed perell, who is playing a regular PGA produce two eagles, which carried to the range with swing coach Pete Tour event for the first time and got The remaining Saugus Ridley basketball him to a 6-under 66. Bradley, with Cowen. The former British Open caught with his pants up. Babe Ruth Baseball sign- the renewed confidence of a player champion responded with a 66, an Actually, Pepperell did that him- ups will be held at the Fox spring workouts Hill Yacht Club on Ballard who last year ended six years with- 11-shot improvement, that left him self. He was all too proud to roll up St. March 11 and March 25 The Ridley Basketball out a PGA Tour victory, made all but eight shots behind, though still a tee his pant legs and show off his new from 6 to 8p.m. Any Sau- Skill Clinics will run spring/ one of his six birdies on the par 4s time Saturday. socks, which have an image of Jack gus resident 13, 14 or 15 summer workouts on Mon- and had a 68. “A couple of hockey sticks yes- Nicklaus making his birdie putt at years of age is eligible to day evenings (7-8:30 p.m.) They were at 9-under 135, the high- terday and a 66 today. That was a Augusta National the year he won sign up. The cost for the starting April 22. The 10 ses- est score to lead Bay Hill through 36 nice turnaround,” Stenson said. “It his sixth Masters. season is $175 per player. sions will run each Monday holes since 2013. seemed like I was hitting it good “Best round of the year, and proba- After teams are picked, until June 24. The sessions Tiger Woods wound up winning yesterday, didn’t quite feel like I was bly a decade for me,” Pepperell said. uniforms and a game will take place at St. Mary’s. that year, which won’t be the case. in the same groove this morning in Never mind that this is the tourna- schedule will be issued. Drills are designed to help Woods is home nursing a sore neck. the warmup, and yeah, I still have to ment named after Jack’s rival. But it Most games will be played any player at any level with That also was the last time Mick- fight a little bit out there.” seemed to work. at World Series Park, ball handling, shooting (off elson was at Bay Hill, and this trip Even with a four-shot advantage, Fleetwood, a three-time winner on which is celebrating its the dribble, off screens and lasted only two days. Fleetwood and Bradley have to be the European Tour, is ready to take fifteenth season. off the pass), creating your Mickelson hit a pair of horrific concerned with more than them- the next step by winning in America, own shot and finishing at drives — one out-of-bound, another selves in the final group. Bradley and he looked up to the task. Hibernian 5K the rim. Games will also be mixed in so that players can TV/RADIO Road Race learn how to use their skills 12:30 p.m...... Watford at Man. City...... NBC in a game situation. The cost SATURDAY The 10th annual Lynn TV 2 p.m...... Columbus at New England...... NBCSB Hibernian 5K Road Race is of the clinics is $200. For 7:55 p.m...... Tigres vs. Monterrey...... FS2 more information, contact MLB scheduled for Sunday, 1 p.m...... Exhibition: Houston at St. Louis...... MLB Network Radio March 24 at 11a.m. Online Helen Ridley at via phone at 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: NY Mets vs. Boston...... NESN MLB registration is available via 781-775-0078 or email at rid- NHL 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: NY Mets vs. Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 leytopflightbasketball@ Racewire at https://race- 4 p.m...... St. Louis at San Jose...... NHL Network Soccer wire.com/register. gmail.com. 7 p.m...... Ottawa at Boston...... NESN 2 p.m...... Columbus at New England...... WBZ-FM 98.5 7 p.m...... Toronto at Edmonton...... NHL Network NHL NBA NHL 8:30 p.m...... Boston at LA Lakers...... ABC 7 p.m...... Ottawa at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Men’s College Basketball NBA Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA 12 p.m...... Notre Dame at Pittsburgh...... Ch. 38 8:30 p.m...... Boston at LA Lakers...... WROR-FM 105.7 Tampa Bay 68 51 13 4 106 263 179 Winnipeg 67 40 23 4 84 232 199 12 p.m...... Syracuse at Clemson...... CBS SUNDAY Boston 67 41 17 9 91 202 167 Nashville 69 39 25 5 83 207 184 12 p.m...... TCU at Texas...... ESPN2 TV Toronto 67 41 21 5 87 241 191 St. Louis 67 36 25 6 78 196 185 12 p.m...... Tennessee at Auburn...... ESPN MLB Montreal 68 36 25 7 79 206 199 Dallas 67 35 27 5 75 171 170 Florida 68 29 27 12 70 218 233 Minnesota 69 33 28 8 74 191 202 12 p.m...... Villanova at Seton Hall...... Fox 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: Boston vs. Tampa Bay...... NESN Buffalo 67 30 28 9 69 194 216 Colorado 68 29 27 12 70 220 215 1 p.m...... Georgia at South Carolina...... SEC Network 4 p.m...... Exhibition: Arizona at Cincinnati...... MLB Network Detroit 67 24 33 10 58 185 229 Chicago 67 28 30 9 65 225 254 2 p.m...... Baylor at Kansas...... ESPN NHL Ottawa 68 23 39 6 52 201 255 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA 2 p.m...... Florida at Kentucky...... CBS 7:30 p.m...... Boston at Pittsburgh...... NBCSN GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 68 41 20 7 89 235 196 2 p.m...... Texas A&M at Mississippi St...... ESPN2 10 p.m...... Los Angeles at Anaheim...... NBCSN Washington 68 40 21 7 87 234 211 San Jose 67 40 19 8 88 243 208 2 p.m...... Texas Tech at Iowa State...... ESPNews NBA N.Y. Islanders 67 39 21 7 85 196 163 Vegas 68 37 26 5 79 203 188 3:30 p.m...... Indiana at Philadelphia...... ABC Pittsburgh 67 36 22 9 81 232 204 Arizona 67 33 29 5 71 179 186 2:30 p.m...... Georgetown at Marquette...... Fox Carolina 67 36 24 7 79 200 188 Edmonton 67 30 30 7 67 190 218 2:30 p.m...... Purdue at Northwestern...... Big Ten Network 6 p.m...... New Orleans at Atlanta...... NBATV Columbus 67 37 27 3 77 205 201 Vancouver 68 28 31 9 65 185 211 3:30 p.m...... Mississippi at Missouri...... SEC Network 8:30 p.m...... Phoenix at Golden State...... NBATV Philadelphia 67 32 27 8 72 204 224 Anaheim 68 26 33 9 61 151 209 3:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Loyola Chicago...... CBSSN Men’s College Basketball N.Y. Rangers 67 27 28 12 66 192 222 Los Angeles 67 24 35 8 56 159 214 12 p.m...... Houston at Cincinnati...... CBS New Jersey 68 25 34 9 59 189 228 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. 4 p.m...... Arizona St. at Arizona...... CBS 4 p.m...... Louisville at Virginia...... ESPN 12 p.m...... Illinois at Penn State...... FS1 Friday’s Games Los Angeles at Arizona, 8 p.m. 4 p.m...... UCF at Temple...... ESPN2 12 p.m...... Navy at Colgate...... CBSSN Florida 6, Minnesota 2 Vegas at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 12 p.m...... Rutgers at Indiana...... Big Ten Network Washington 3, New Jersey 0 Sunday’s Games 4 p.m...... West Virginia at Oklahoma St...... ESPNews Winnipeg 8, Carolina 1 Detroit at Florida, 5 p.m. 5 p.m...... St. John’s at Xavier...... Fox 1 p.m...... Big South final...... ESPN Montreal at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Winnipeg at Washington, 7 p.m. 6 p.m...... Alabama at Arkansas...... SEC Network 2 p.m...... Iowa at Nebraska...... Big Ten Network Saturday’s Games Boston at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. 2 p.m...... Missouri Valley final...... CBS Buffalo at Colorado, 3 p.m. Vegas at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. 6 p.m...... Duke at North Carolina...... ESPN St. Louis at San Jose, 4 p.m. Los Angeles at Anaheim, 10 p.m. 6 p.m...... Missouri Valley semifinal...... CBSSN 2 p.m...... Lehigh at Bucknell...... CBSSN New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Monday’s Games 6 p.m...... Oklahoma at Kansas St...... ESPN2 2 p.m...... UConn at East Carolina...... ESPNU Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 4 p.m...... Atlantic Sun final: Liberty at Lipscomb...... ESPN Toronto at Edmonton, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7 p.m. 8 p.m...... DePaul at Creighton...... FS1 Ottawa at Boston, 7 p.m. Columbus vs. N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. 8 p.m...... Ohio Valley final...... ESPN2 4 p.m...... SMU at South Florida...... ESPNU Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. San Jose at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 8:30 p.m...... Vanderbilt at LSU...... SEC Network 4:30 p.m...... Wisconsin at Ohio State...... CBS Pittsburgh at Columbus, 7 p.m. Arizona at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m...... Metro Atlantic semifinal...... ESPNU Chicago at Dallas, 8 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton, 9 p.m. 8:30 p.m...... Wichita State at Tulane...... CBSSN Carolina at Nashville, 8 p.m. Carolina at Colorado, 9 p.m. 9:30 p.m...... Tulsa at Memphis...... ESPNU Women’s College Basketball 10 p.m...... Oregon at Washington...... ESPN 12 p.m...... Atlantic 10 final...... ESPNU 10:30 p.m...... CSUN at UC Irvine...... ESPNU 12 p.m...... Atlantic Coast final...... ESPN2 NBA 10:30 p.m...... San Diego St. at Nevada...... CBSSN 1 p.m...... TBA vs. Marquette...... FS2 2 p.m...... Southeastern final...... ESPN2 EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Women’s College Basketball Atlantic Division Southwest Division 11 a.m...... TBA at VCU...... CBSSN 3 p.m...... Big 12 semifinal...... FS1 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 12 p.m...... Atlantic Coast semifinal...... ESPNU 3:30 p.m...... Villanova vs. Georgetown...... FS2 Toronto 47 19 .712 — Houston 40 25 .615 — 4 p.m...... American Athletic semifinal...... ESPN2 Philadelphia 41 25 .621 6 San Antonio 37 29 .561 3½ 1:30 p.m...... Atlantic 10 semifinal...... CBSSN Boston 40 26 .606 7 New Orleans 30 38 .441 11½ 2:30 p.m...... Atlantic Coast semifinal...... ESPNU 5:30 p.m...... Big 12 semifinal...... FS1 Brooklyn 34 33 .507 13½ Dallas 27 38 .415 13 6 p.m...... Big Ten final...... ESPN2 5 p.m...... TBA vs. Maryland...... Big Ten Network New York 13 52 .200 33½ Memphis 27 40 .403 14 6:30 p.m...... American Athletic semifinal...... ESPNU 5 p.m...... TBA vs. Mississippi St...... ESPNU Southeast Division Northwest Division 7 p.m...... TBA vs. DePaul...... FS2 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 7:30 p.m...... Big Ten semifinal...... Big Ten Network 9:30 p.m...... Creighton vs. Butler...... FS2 Miami 31 34 .477 — Denver 43 21 .672 — 7:30 p.m...... Southeastern semifinal...... ESPNU Orlando 31 36 .463 1 Oklahoma City 40 25 .615 3½ Golf Boxing Charlotte 30 35 .462 1 Portland 39 26 .600 4½ 12:30 p.m...... Arnold Palmer Invitational...... Golf Washington 27 38 .415 4 Utah 37 28 .569 6½ 8 p.m...... Porter vs. Ugas...... Fox 2:30 p.m...... Arnold Palmer Invitational...... NBC Atlanta 22 44 .333 9½ Minnesota 30 35 .462 13½ Pro Football Central Division Pacific Division 5:30 p.m...... Champions: Hoag Classic...... Golf 2 p.m...... AAF: Orlando at Birmingham...... TNT W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Auto Racing x-Milwaukee 49 16 .754 — Golden State 44 20 .688 — 8 p.m...... AAF: Salt Lake at San Diego...... NFL Network 1:37 p.m...... IndyCar: Grand Prix of St. Petersburg...... NBCSN Indiana 42 24 .636 7½ L.A. Clippers 37 29 .561 8 Golf 3:30 p.m...... Monster Energy: TicketGuardian 500...... Fox Detroit 33 31 .516 15½ Sacramento 32 32 .500 12 12:30 p.m...... Arnold Palmer Invitational...... Golf Chicago 19 48 .284 31 L.A. Lakers 30 35 .462 14½ Soccer Cleveland 16 50 .242 33½ Phoenix 15 51 .227 30 2:30 p.m...... Arnold Palmer Invitational...... NBC 8 a.m...... Burnley at Liverpool...... NBCSN 5:30 p.m...... Champions: Hoag Classic...... Golf Friday’s Games Charlotte at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. 10:05 a.m...... Wolves at Chelsea...... NBCSN Charlotte 112, Washington 111 Phoenix at Portland, 10 p.m. Auto Racing 10:30 a.m...... 1. FC Nürnberg at 1899 Hoffenheim...... FS2 Orlando 111, Dallas 106 Sunday’s Games 4 p.m...... Xfinity: iK9 Service Dog 200...... Fox 12:30 p.m...... Man. Utd. at Arsenal...... NBC Detroit 112, Chicago 104 Chicago at Detroit, 12 p.m. Soccer Houston 107, Philadelphia 91 Indiana at Philadelphia, 3:30 p.m. 1 p.m...... Bayer Leverkusen at Hannover 96.Fox Soccer Plus Memphis 114, Utah 104 Toronto at Miami, 3:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m...... Brighton at Crystal Palace...... NBCSN 5 p.m...... FC Cincinnati at Atlanta...... ESPN Miami 126, Cleveland 110 New Orleans at Atlanta, 6 p.m. 9:30 a.m...... FC Augsburg at RB Leipzig...... Fox Soccer Plus 7:30 p.m...... Portland at Los Angeles FC...... FS1 Toronto 127, New Orleans 104 Orlando at Memphis, 6 p.m. 9:30 a.m...... VfB Stuttgart at Borussia Dortmund...... FS2 Denver at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Houston at Dallas, 7 p.m. Radio 9:30 a.m...... VfB Stuttgart at Borussia Dortmund...... FS2 Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Milwaukee at San Antonio, 8 p.m. MLB Saturday’s Games New York at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 9:30 a.m...... VfL Wolfsburg at Bayern Munich...... FS1 Sacramento at New York, 12 p.m. Phoenix at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. 10 a.m...... Everton at Newcastle...... CNBC 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: Boston vs. Tampa Bay...... WEEI-AM 850 Brooklyn at Atlanta, 7 p.m. Monday’s Games NHL Washington at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Sacramento at Washington, 7 p.m. 10 a.m...... Spurs at Southampton...... NBCSN Boston at L.A. Lakers, 8:30 p.m. Boston at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m...... Mönchengladbach at FSV Mainz 05...... FS2 7:30 p.m...... Boston at Pittsburgh...... WBZ-FM 98.5 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2019 COMICS

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EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV MARCH 9, 2019 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) WGBH Woody Guthrie All 60s Pop, Rock & Soul (My Music) Artists Quincy Jones Presents Sheléa What the World Needs Now: Yoga- ^ PBS Star Tribute and groups from the 1960s. Words by Hal David Secret Listen to what’s being asked Speak up and share your Protect your honor and safe- WBZ Paid Paid Ransom “It’s a 48 Hours (N) 48 Hours (N) News Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles “East of you before you agree to thoughts with someone you ty, but don’t hesitate to join $ CBS Program Program Ravenzo” (N) Meets West” participate. Someone will use respect to get positive feed- in if something or someone WCVB News- Chronicle NBA NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Los Angeles Lakers. News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- emotional tactics to take ad- back and the support you intrigues you. Use your intelli- % ABC Center 5 (N) Center 5 Page “Death Benefit” tary vantage of you. Put your inter- need to make your dreams gence to make wise decisions. WBTS Access (N) Dateline NBC Dateline NBC Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live Host Idris 1st Look ests and reputation first. come true. * NBC Live (N) at 11 Elba; Khalid performs. (N) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) WFXT Entertainment Boxing PBC: Shawn Porter vs. Yordenis Boston Sports Gordon Ramsay’s Just for Just for Boston ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don’t let what’s behind you 9 FOX Tonight (N) Ugas. From Las Vegas. (N) News Wrap 24 Hours to Hell Laughs Laughs News LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Expand your interests, knowl- You don’t have to like others’ dictate your future. Choose WUTF ›››‡ Vice (2018) Christian Bale. La histo- ››› Out of the Furnace (2013, Drama de Crimen) ›‡ Max Payne (2008, Acción) Mark Wahl- edge and friendships. Inter- whom you associate with = UMA ria del ascenso de Dick Cheney. Christian Bale, Woody Harrelson. berg, Mila Kunis, Beau Bridges. actions. Getting into a dispute acting more will give you a carefully. If someone seems WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) Authors Anonymous (2014, Comedy) Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & is a waste of time. Do your F MNT Theory Theory Kaley Cuoco, Chris Klein, Dennis Farina. Molly sense of belonging and help own thing and let others go evasive, they could be unreli- WGBX Classical Rewind Classical The British Beat (My Music) British Inva- Rick HS Quiz Music Austin City Limits NOVA you gain insight into what’s about their business. able. L PBS masterpieces. sion hits from the 1960s. Steves Show Voyager “The Pretenders” available to you. Romance is WWJE World’s Most Evil World’s Most Evil Fred Dinenage: Fred Dinenage: Call 911 Call 911 Dead Again “Key Drugs, highlighted. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) R JN Killers Killers Murder Casebook Murder Casebook Witness” Inc. Keep emotional matters to Get in touch with someone WLVI Last Man Last Man Gold- Gold- Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family True TAURUS (April 20-May 20) a minimum. Put your energy X CW Standing Standing bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Crime Take better care of your health who inspires you and share into home improvements and TELE ››› The Spiderwick Chroni- ››‡ Twilight (2008) Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson. Titulares Decisio- Latinx Decisio- Programa and reputation. What you do your ideas and plans. The changes that will benefit your ¨ TELE cles (2008, Niños) Una adolescente se enamora de un vampiro. y Más nes Now! nes will affect how far you advance information you receive will health and physical well-be- WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & encourage you to expand your ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order personally and professionally. ing. Take the initiative, but be Execute your plans with pre- horizons and implement posi- realistic. CABLE STATIONS tive change. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 03.09.19” (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 03.09.19” cision. A&E PD -- 03.01.19” AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) (6:00) ›‡ “Billy ›› Happy Gilmore (1996, Comedy) Adam ››› Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) Robin Williams, Sally Field. An Charlie’s GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Don’t make a change or pur- AMC Madison” (1995) Sandler, Christopher McDonald. estranged dad poses as a nanny to be with his children. Angels A physical change may make Get out and do things with chase just because someone “Talla- ››› Friday (1995, Comedy) Ice Cube, ››› Friday (1995, Comedy) Ice Cube. Buddies in ›› Get Hard (2015, Comedy) you feel better, but the cost people who encourage you to else does. Look for a way to BRAVO dega” Chris Tucker, Nia Long. ‘R’ South Central L.A. ponder repaying a dealer. ‘R’ Will Ferrell. ‘R’ will bring you back down. Con- improve and take part in ac- improve without going into Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush People The Wolf Pack Ed Stafford: First Alaskan Bush People “Wolf DISC sider a way to prop yourself tivities and events. Refuse to debt. Set your own standard People “Family First” People wrestles a longhorn bull. (N) Man Out “Palau” Pack vs. Longhorn” up without taking a physical give in to selfish demands or instead of trying to obtain the Raven’s Raven’s ››› The Good Dinosaur Coop & Sydney- Coop & Andi Sydney- Bizaard- Bizaard- Bunk’d or financial risk. impossible. DISN Home Home (2015, Children’s) ‘PG’ Cami Max Cami Mack Max vark vark criticism. College Basketball College Basketball Michigan at Michigan College Basketball Oregon at Washing- SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- ESPN State. (N) ton. (N) ter College Basketball College Basketball OVC Tournament, College Basketball WCC Tournament -- College Basketball WCC Tour- BRIDGE ESPN2 Final: Teams TBA. (N) TBA vs San Francisco. First Quarterfinal. nament -- TBA vs BYU. (N) (6:40) ›› “Just Go With It” (2011) Adam Sandler. A ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002, Romance-Comedy) ›› The House Bunny (2008) FREE man’s careless lie spins out of control. Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas. Anna Faris, Colin Hanks. “Captain America: ››› Iron Man 3 (2013, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth ››› Thor (2011, Action) Chris Hemsworth. Cast out of From times past, modern bidding FX The Winter Soldier” Paltrow. A powerful enemy tests Tony Stark’s true mettle. Asgard, the Norse god lands on Earth. John Betjeman, a former plus 140 or minus 100. If the The last declarer won trick (5:55) ››› “Dead- ››‡ Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Veep ››‡ Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018, Adven- Real, Bill HBO pool 2” ‘R’ (2018, Adventure) Chris Pratt. ‘PG-13’ “Omaha” ture) Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard. ‘PG-13’ Maher poet laureate in England, said, game makes half the time, you one with the club jack and laid Pawn Stars Pawn Stars “United Pawn Stars “Pawn of Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Stars “United Pawn “Too many people in the mod- will be, on average, 105 points down the spade ace. Bingo — HIST States of Pawn” the Seas” Stars Stars Stars Stars States of Pawn” Stars ern world view poetry as a lux- per deal better off if you always the king appeared. South now “My Husband’s Suburban Swingers Club (2019, Drama) The Secret Sex Life of a Single Mom Suburban Swingers Club ury, not a necessity like petrol. bid game. had only three red-suit losers. LIFE Double Life” (2018) Dana Davis, Jesse Ruda. (2014) Ashley Jones, Alex Carter. (2019, Drama) Dana Davis. But to me it’s the oil of life.” The first South rose with dum- Sometimes it pays to be a little Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- MTV I came across this deal my’s club king and took an im- lucky. lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness while rummaging through my mediate spade finesse. It lost, NBA G Celtics Pregame Feherty Celtics School of School of Celtics Celtics Angling School of Celtics NBCSB records. South’s wafer-thin East received a club ruff, and League Live (N) Halftime Golf Golf Post. Post Golf Post. opening bid suggests that it the defenders cashed three NHL Hockey Ottawa Senators at Boston Bruins. TD Bruins Bruins Sports Sports Dirty NHL Hockey Ottawa Senators at NESN Garden. (N) Overtime Today Today Water TV Boston Bruins. TD Garden. is of a modern vintage, but it red-suit tricks for down two. Loud Loud Henry Cousins Knight Sponge- The Of- The Of- Friends Friends Friends Friends The adoption was played in a tournament The second declarer won NICK House House Danger for Life Squad Bob fice fice worker visits. decades ago. with his club jack and led a Billions “The Con- Shameless “Lost” ›‡ Winchester (2018, Horror) Mary Shelley (2017) Elle Fanning. Mary Desus & Shame- How should South play in diamond toward the dum- SHOW versation” Helen Mirren. ‘PG-13’ Shelley begins writing “Frankenstein.” Mero less four spades after West leads a my. He paid an equally heavy (5:44) ››› “Only ››‡ Sicario: Day of the Soldado (2018, ›››‡ Carlito’s Way (1993) Al Pacino. An ex-con finds ››› Easy A (2010) STARZ low club? price. West went in with the ace the Brave” (2017) Suspense) Benicio Del Toro. ‘R’ it hard to escape his former life of crime. Emma Stone. Note that it pays to push for and led the club eight. East (4:57) “Marvel’s the ››› Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015, Action) Robert Downey Jr. Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama SYFY vulnerable games. 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By Lisa Mascaro was fueled in part by otry including anti-Sem- and Laurie Kellman young, liberal lawmakers itism, racism and white ASSOCIATED PRESS — and voters — who have supremacy. They praised become a face of the new- the “historic” vote as the WASHINGTON — Di- ly empowered Democrat- first House resolution to vided in debate but mostly ic majority in the House. condemn “anti-Muslim united in a final vote, the These lawmakers are crit- bigotry” in the nation’s House passed a resolution ical of Israeli Prime Min- history. condemning anti-Semi- ister Benjamin Netanya- Some Democrats com- tism and other bigotry. hu’s government, rejecting plained that Omar’s ear- Democrats are trying to the conservative leader’s lier comments on Israel push past a dispute that approach to Palestinians had ignited so much dis- has overwhelmed their and other issues. cussion and dispute while agenda and exposed fault They split sharply from years of President Donald lines that could shadow Democratic leaders who Trump’s racially charged them through next year’s seemed caught off guard rhetoric had led to no sim- elections. by the support for Omar ilar congressional action. The one-sided 407-23 and unprepared for the The seven-page docu- vote Thursday belied the debate. But the leaders re- ment details a history of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS emotional infighting over grouped. recent attacks not only Former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning has said she objects to how to respond to fresh- “It’s not about her. It’s against Jews in the United the secrecy of the grand jury process and already revealed everything she man Rep. lIhan Omar’s re- about these forms of ha- States but also Muslims, knows at her court-martial. cent comments suggesting tred,” Speaker Nancy Pe- as it condemns all such House supporters of Israel losi said before the vote. discrimination as contra- have dual allegiances. For The resolution approved dictory to “the values and days, Democrats wres- Thursday condemns an- aspirations” of the people Chelsea Manning jailed for tled with whether or how ti-Semitism, anti-Muslim of the United States. The to punish the Minnesota discrimination and bigot- vote was delayed for a refusing to testify on Wikileaks Democratic lawmaker, ar- ry against minorities “as time on Thursday to in- guing over whether Omar, hateful expressions of in- clude mention of Latinos By Matthew Barakat in a statement released clusion. Outside the court- one of two Muslim women tolerance.” to address concerns of the in Congress, should be sin- ASSOCIATED PRESS after she was taken into house, about 10 protesters Omar, a Somali-Ameri- Congressional Hispanic custody. rallied in her support. gled out, what other types can, and fellow Muslims Caucus. It was inserted ALEXANDRIA, Va. — of bias should be decried The judge said she will “Obviously, prison is a Rashida Tlaib of Michigan under a section on white Former Army intelligence remain jailed until she terrible place,” Manning in the text and whether and Andrew Carson of In- supremacists who “wea- analyst Chelsea Manning, the party would tolerate testifies or until the grand said. “I don’t see the pur- diana issued a statement ponize hate for political who served years in pris- jury concludes its work. pose to incarcerate peo- dissenting views on Israel. on for leaking one of the saying they were proud to gain” over a long list of Manning’s lawyers had ple.” President Donald be part of a body that con- “traditionally persecuted largest troves of classified asked that she be sent to Manning served seven Trump, before leaving to demned all forms of big- peoples.” documents in U.S. history, home confinement instead years of a 35-year mili- tour tornado damage in was sent to jail Friday for of the jail because of com- tary sentence for leaking Alabama on Friday, called refusing to testify before a plications she faces in re- a trove of military and the House vote “disgrace- grand jury investigating ceiving gender-affirming diplomatic documents to ful.” Wikileaks. medical care. the anti-secrecy website “The Democrats have be- U.S. District Judge come an anti-Israel party,” Claude Hilton ordered The judge said U.S. mar- before then-President Trump said. “They’ve be- Manning to jail for civil shals can handle her med- Barack Obama commuted come an anti-Jewish par- contempt of court after ical care. Prosecutor Tracy her sentence. ty. And I thought that vote a brief hearing in feder- McCormick said the jail The Wikileaks investi- was a disgrace. And so al court in Alexandria in and the marshals have gation has been ongoing does everybody else — if which Manning confirmed assured the government for a long time. Last year, you get an honest answer. she has no intention of tes- that her medical needs prosecutors in Alexandria If you get an honest an- tifying. She told the judge can be met. inadvertently disclosed swer from politicians, they she “will accept whatever Amy Bertsch, spokes- that Wikileaks founder thought it was a disgrace.” you bring upon me.” woman for the Alexan- Julian Assange is facing Republicans general- Manning has said she dria jail, confirmed Friday unspecified, sealed crimi- ly joined in the favor- objects to the secrecy of that Manning had been nal charges in the district. booked. Wikileaks also has able vote, though nearly PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the grand jury process two-dozen opposed the and already revealed ev- “Specific details about emerged as an important measure, one calling it a The one-sided 407-23 vote Thursday belied the erything she knows at her Ms. Manning’s confine- part of Special Counsel “sham.” infighting over how to respond to freshman Rep. court-martial. She said ment will not be made Robert Mueller’s investi- Generational as well as lIhan Omar’s recent comments suggesting House prosecutors have granted public due to security gation into possible Rus- ideological, the argument supporters of Israel have dual allegiances. her immunity for her tes- and privacy concerns,” sian meddling into the timony, which eliminates Alexandria Sheriff Dana 2016 presidential election, her ability to invoke her Lawhorne said in a state- as investigators focus on Bernie Sanders’ ‘Medicare for All’ Fifth Amendment right ment. “We will work close- whether President Donald against self-incrimination. ly with the U.S. Marshals Trump’s campaign knew “I will not participate to ensure her proper care Russian hackers were expands long-term care benefits in a secret process that I while she remains at our going to provide emails morally object to, partic- facility.” to Wikileaks stolen from By Ricardo of New York and Kamala say it would be consider- ularly one that has been Manning acknowledged Democratic organizations, Alonso-Zaldivar Harris of California say ably less. used to entrap and perse- going into Friday’s hear- including presidential ASSOCIATED PRESS they’ll support Sanders’ Still, the general idea of cute activists for protected ing that she might well candidate Hillary Clin- more ambitious bill. Sen. a government long-term WASHINGTON — Sen. political speech,” she said be incarcerated at its con- ton’s campaign. Elizabeth Warren of Mas- care program has broad Bernie Sanders is raising sachusetts also backed the backing. the stakes of the “Medi- 2017 version of Medicare About two-thirds of U.S. care for All” debate by U.K. leader warns Brexit may never for All but has not said adults favor a long-term expanding his proposal to how long-term care might care program similar to include long-term care, a affect that. Medicare, according to an happen unless deal approved move that is forcing other Sanders’ move, con- Associated Press-NORC Democratic presidential border between the U.K.’s agreement past her par- firmed by his office, follows Center for Public Affairs By Jill Lawless candidates to take a stand ASSOCIATED PRESS Northern Ireland and liament next Tuesday. action by Medicare for All Research poll last year. on addressing one of the allies in the House to in- EU member Ireland. The In her speech, May That includes 76 percent LONDON — Prime Min- biggest gaps in the U.S. corporate a generous long- mechanism, known as the urged EU leaders to help of Democrats and 56 per- ister Theresa May tried health care system. term care benefit in their backstop, is a safeguard her out, saying “it is in the cent of Republicans. to pressure U.K. lawmak- Medicare for All is un- newly introduced legis- that would keep the U.K. European interest for the The attention from ers Friday to support her likely to advance in the lation. Medicare for All in a customs union with U.K. to leave with a deal.” Sanders as well as House Brexit deal, warning that GOP-controlled Senate, would replace the current the other 27 EU coun- “It needs just one more Medicare for All leaders Britain may never leave but it’s a defining issue mix of private and govern- tries in order to remove push, to address the final Reps. Pramila Jayapal, the European Union if in the early days of the ment financing for health the need for checks until specific concerns of our they vote down the agree- Democratic primary and care with a system paid D-Wash. and Debbie Ding- a permanent new trading Parliament,” she said. ment next week. candidates have pointed for by the government and ell, D-Mich., comes after relationship is in place. Opposition Labour Par- to their support of Sand- funded by higher taxes advocates for disabled Battling to stave off a Brexit-supporting law- ty leader Jeremy Corbyn ers’ legislation as proof As with the rest of Medi- people lobbied them to second defeat for the un- makers in the U.K. fear said May’s speech sound- of their progressive bona care for All, supporters step up coverage for long- popular divorce deal, May the backstop could be ed like “a sign of despera- fides. aren’t saying how they term care in the push for a also implored the EU to used to bind Britain to EU tion.” Some moderate Demo- would pay for long-term national health care plan. help her make “one more regulations indefinitely, May acknowledged that, crats have criticized the care, which experts esti- Many Americans as- push” to get the agree- and May wants to revise even if her deal passes cost of such an expansive mate could cost several sume that Medicare cov- ment through a skeptical the deal to reassure oppo- next week, time will be proposal and by adding hundred billion dollars a ers long-term care, but Parliament. nents that it would only tight to pass the neces- the long-term care provi- year. Several independent that’s not the case. Qual- British lawmakers are apply temporarily. sary legislation needed to sion, Sanders could fur- estimates for the broad- ifying for public coverage due to vote for a second The EU is unwilling make Brexit a reality on ther expose that divide. er program have ranged under Medicaid, which time Tuesday on the deal, to reopen the 585-page March 29. So far, 2020 candidates from about $25 trillion covers low-income people, which they overwhelm- agreement, and last-min- “If we were simply ask- Sens. Cory Booker of New over 10 years to $36 tril- involves spending down ingly rejected in January. ute negotiations have ing for a bit more time to Jersey, Kirsten Gillibrand lion, although supporters lifetime savings. If Parliament throws out foundered, with the bloc’s pass the legislation we the deal again, lawmak- leaders saying Britain need to implement Brexit ers will vote on whether to hasn’t provided concrete once we have agreed the leave the EU without an proposals. deal, a delay would be agreement — an idea like- However, it made an of- straightforward,” she said. ly to be rejected — or to fer Friday that it hopes Foreign Secretary Jer- ask the EU to delay Brex- can unblock the stalled emy Hunt underscored it beyond the scheduled Brexit negotiations. EU May’s appeal to the EU, March 29 departure date. chief negotiator Michel urging the bloc to be “flex- “Back it and the U.K. Barnier said the EU was ible” because “history will will leave the European willing to offer Britain “a judge both sides very bad- Union,” May said. “Reject legally binding interpre- ly if we get this wrong.” it and no one knows what tation” of the withdrawal “We want to remain the will happen.” agreement through an ad- best of friends with the In a speech to factory ditional statement, rather EU. That means getting workers in the staunchly than a reopening of the this agreement through in pro-Brexit northern En- deal. a way that doesn’t inject gland port town of Grims- In a series of tweets, Bar- poison into our relations by, May said a delay could nier said the bloc would for many years to come,” lead to “more months and assure Britain that it “will Hunt said. years arguing” over Brit- not be forced into customs The EU is frustrated at ain’s departure from the union against its will.” what it sees as the inabili- EU. “The EU will continue ty of Britain’s divided gov- “If we go down that road, working intensively over ernment to lay out a clear we may never leave the the coming days to ensure vision for Brexit — and EU at all,” May told work- that the U.K. leaves the for seeking changes to an ers at a Danish-owned EU with an agreement,” agreement that May her- wind-power factory. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS he tweeted. self helped negotiate. British lawmakers’ con- It was unclear to what Irish Prime Minister Leo Sen. Bernie Sanders’ Medicare for All would incorporate a generous cerns about the divorce extent the offer would Varadkar said the with- long-term care benefit in his newly introduced legislation. Many Ameri- deal center on a provision help May in her attempt drawal agreement “is al- cans assume that Medicare covers long-term care, but that’s not the case. designed to keep an open to push the withdrawal ready a compromise.” SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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By Meredith Cohn opens in July. expects people moving tick recently in cities and By Louis Hansen Airbnb has come under THE BALTIMORE SUN Developers and other into Wheelhouse will feel businesses offering these THE MERCURY NEWS more scrutiny by research- ers and public officials businesses are starting to the same way. She thought things,” Neptune said. San Francisco-based BALTIMORE — When join cyclists and advocates the idea of living among She thinks that could be grappling with the crisis, start-up Airbnb might be even as the company an- tenants begin signing in calling on Baltimore to other cyclists sounded ap- because climate change — adding — if ever so slight- ticipates going public and leases for apartments in complete its master plan pealing. and the contributing role ly — to high city rents and expanding its reach. the Wheelhouse in Federal for a bike-pedestrian net- “My bike makes me feel of cars — “has become a home prices, according to a Apartment prices in the Hill this July, the landlord work. They say delays free,” said Drabinksi, who bigger piece of the public plans to give them a bike recent study. Bay Area rank among likely have to do with also rides to the gym in consciousness.” along with the keys. The report by the Eco- the top in the nation. In money, logistics and an en- Harbor East, doctor ap- Other developers in The developer of the 28- nomic Policy Institute San Jose, a typical two- trenched car culture that pointments at Johns Hop- Baltimore say demand is unit, five-story complex on (EPI) concludes the home- bedroom rents for $2,630, produces a “bike-lash” kins Hospital and most making bike amenities South Charles Street, 28 sharing platform pressures an increase of 3 percent when precious asphalt everywhere else because standard. Time Group Walker, hopes to discour- already tight housing mar- from last year, according to and concrete is diverted she rarely drives. “I wish has included bike storage age tenants from even kets — and even a rela- Apartment List. The me- from roads and sidewalks everyone could have the in each of three buildings owning cars and needing a tively few units in a com- dian price for a two-bed- for a relatively small con- feeling.” it’s developed in the past place to park. munity can drive up home room in Oakland is $2,240, “We’re taking a step fur- stituency that seems dom- Developers want tenants five years, two downtown and apartment prices. down slightly from last ther than providing a bike inated by more well-to-do like Drabinski because and the Fox Building Josh Bivens, research di- year, and in San Francisco room,” said Scott Slosson, residents. it eventually could mean in Hampden. Some also rector at EPI and author of its $3,096, up 1.8 percent. development director for Still, developers say the they don’t have to build have repair tools and air the report, said Airbnb had The study released in 28 Walker. “We’re giving movement is likely to ac- expensive, space-consum- pumps, said Dominic Wik- a small but measurable ef- January by EPI, a progres- everyone a bike.” Slosson celerate because many ing parking decks. And er, the firm’s development fect on home prices in oth- sive think tank, echoed said that will remove “a younger professionals city life, and their projects, director. er cities and likely in the other academic surveys major barrier for people don’t want to drive to become more appealing. Developers also antici- Bay Area. “They push up based on public data ex- who maybe just moved work, and see walkability At McHenry Row in pated demand for bike home prices,” Bivens said. amining Airbnb’s effects here, haven’t ridden in as a key reason to live and nearby Locust Point, storage from tenants in “It’s pushing up rents.” on housing markets. The awhile, want a bike but work in a city. where 28 Walker began the recently opened 414 Airbnb countered that it EPI study looked at ben- don’t know what to buy. … Kate Drabinski, a Uni- opening housing, offices, Light Street, an upscale creates income for home- efits and costs of Airbnb We don’t think anyone liv- versity of Maryland, Bal- shops and traditional glass apartment tower owners and taxes for mu- and argued the company ing here will have a car.” timore County professor parking garages in 2012, developed by Questar nicipalities. It criticized should pay more taxes Around the country, de- who has commuted by Slosson said he’s noticed Properties, said Ruthie the studies for flawed data and face more local regu- velopers like 28 Walker bike for a decade, said fewer residents own cars. Schuchalter, a company and poor assumptions. lation. have decided it’s good she’s already noticed an Zoning required 1.5 spots representative. She said “Airbnb has worked with Airbnb settled a suit in business to build close uptick in riders on Balti- per apartment, but experi- Questar built storage hundreds of governments 2017 with the city of San to bike lanes and trails, more’s streets since the ence has shown only spot rooms on six floors inside around the globe to de- Francisco over tighter reg- as well as public transit. city began adding pro- one is used. the building and bike velop new regulations to ulation and registration of Their buildings often of- tected lanes in recent Amelia Neptune, di- racks outside. regulate and recognize home sharing hosts. fer places to store, fix and years. Every morning, the rector of the League of “The bike storage rooms home sharing as well as to Bivens cited a study that wash bicycles as ameni- 43-year-old Charles Vil- American Bicyclists’ Bicy- are well-utilized by our collect and remit hotel and suggested Airbnb rent- ties beyond a pool, pool lage resident rides about cle Friendly America pro- residents, although we tourist taxes,” the com- als increased the amount table — or parking space. three miles to the Univer- gram, said developers are can’t say for sure that this pany said in a statement. of rent paid by a typical Slosson said he ordered sity of Maryland Medical taking advantage of the has impacted demand for “Governments are eager to New York City apartment a fleet of 92 low-mainte- Center downtown where trend and getting ahead parking,” she said. “Our find a solution that creates dweller by $384 a year, or nance Priority brand bikes she locks her bike and of cities in many cases on sense is that many resi- economic opportunity.” 1.4 percent, between 2015 “for the cost of building a catches a shuttle to her of- bicycle-friendly develop- dents choose to have bikes The study comes as law- and 2017. Other research- parking space or two,” fice. ment. She praised Wheel- in addition to, not nec- makers debate causes and ers found doubling of which can exceed $25,000. Despite road hazards, house for handing out essarily in lieu of, their solutions for the Bay Area Airbnb activity in a small Wheelhouse apartments angry drivers and gaps bikes with leases, which cars. But bike storage has housing shortage threat- New York neighborhood in Federal Hill plan to give in the lane network, she she said is uncommon. certainly been popular ening the region’s strong boosted home sale prices each tenant a bike when it views riding as a joy and “There’s been an up- among our residents.” economy. between 6 and 11 percent. ed , 3½ t, Unit 408 kitchen. Central baths. Nore master air conditionin LYNN $369,000 suite. g. Comple Directions: Hunte Front to back tely renovated Western family room living room. 3 bedro Colonial on to Cooper to Heaths CourtAve 781-599-1 . 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