City May Join Fight for More School Funding Power Grid

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FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019 DEALS OF THE Saugus wants to pull deceased dealer’s license City$DA mayY$ By Bridget Turcotte empty and the business is no longer in ex- but (the transaction) must be approved by PG. 3 ITEM STAFF istence, yet Johnson said he has seen titles the Board of Selectmen and that has not oc- and sales documents indicating that the curred,” Johnson wrote to the panel. join ght SAUGUS — Massachusetts State Police business has fraudulently purchased vehi- Selectmen called a show cause hearing are investigating fraudulent auto purchas- cles at auction from other dealers as recent- Wednesday night, but it was pushed back ing and sales by a used car dealership on ly as March. The person, or people, purchas- until the panel’s next meeting because no- for more Route 1 and recommending the town take ing and selling the vehicles is using a stamp body showed up. DEALS away the business’s licensing. purporting to be the owner of Route 1 Auto “Even though we reached out to the li- OF THE Ed Brown, the owner of Route 1 Auto Sales. Johnson sent copies of the documents cense holder, you can see that they’re not school Sales, died last summer, according to a let- to the town. here,” said chairwoman Debra Panetta. $ $ ter obtained by The Item from Trooper Rob- The agency is recommending the town’s Panetta and Town Manager Scott Crab- DAY ert Johnson. Since his death, the license has Board of Selectmen revoke the auto license tree recommended referring the issue to the PG. 3 been held by his wife, Beverly. issued to the business. funding The building and the property are both “I understand that the license can be sold, SAUGUS, A3 By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN —DEALS Mayor Thomas M. Parts of McGee is supportive of a potential lawsuitOF threeTHE gateway city mayors have threatened$ Swampscott to le if they’re$DA notY satis ed with efforts toPG. x 3the state’s outdated education funding formula. As for Lynn’s interest powerless in potential litigation, he said “all options are on the table” at this point. for a day The BostonDEALS Globe reported on WednesdayOF theTHE mayors of By Bella diGrazia Brockton, New Bedford and ITEM STAFF Worcester said$ at a press$ conference that DAthey Ywould le SWAMPSCOTT — A power outage left litigation if thePG. state 3 legisla- more than 2,000 residents in the dark ture failed to follow through late Wednesday night and wasn’t fully on promised changes to the restored until Thursday afternoon, forc- 1993 foundation budget for- ing the town to close the post of ce and mula, which would potentially Clarke Elementary School for the day. result in a signi cant increase The outage was the result of an inci- in state funding to Massachu- dent caused by a worker from Newport setts school districts. No dead- Construction Corporation, which was line was given for when those hired by MassDOT to pave Paradise changes would need to be seen Road. It occurred shortly before 11 p.m. by. on Wednesday, according to Town Ad- The formula hasn’t been up- ministrator Sean Fitzgerald. dated since it was established, “It was reported to me that one of the leaving districts, especially trucks leaving the site left a dump buck- low-income ones such as Lynn, et up and drove away, clipping the pow- spending signi cantly more erlines,” said Fitzgerald. than the foundation budget as- Not only were the powerlines clipped, sumes municipalities need to but a pole was snapped and the trans- educate its special education former fell to the pavement and students, English language smashed, according to DPW Director/ learners (ELL) and low-in- Assistant Town Administrator for Oper- come students, and for health ations Gino Cresta. Crews from Nation- insurance. al Grid, Verizon and Comcast were also “Obviously, the formula from on scene lending a hand, said Cresta. 1993 is impacting communi- Newport Construction Corporation ties like Lynn in a substantial did not immediately return a call seek- way,” McGee said. “It’s proba- ing comment. bly a $47 million gap between The power, which was down from the what should be funded and Olmstead District to Vinnin Square, what we’re getting right now was fully restored just before 5 p.m. … I think at this point, the city Thursday. John and Colette Green live is looking at all alternatives to at the top of Mount Road Wood and said, PHOTO | JOHN GREEN make sure we get the result Crews work to replace the snapped pole and broken transformer SWAMPSCOTT, A3 that led to a power outage in Swampscott. LYNN, A3 RAW invites alumni to INSIDE Opinion Jourgensen: The sea Party with a Purpose and Swampscott. A4

By Bella diGrazia graduated from art school con- Lynn ITEM STAFF tinue to create,” Miller said. “It Dominican national also allows alumni to continue pleads guilty to fraud, LYNN — Alison Miller knows to stay connected to RAW and identity theft. A6 rsthand that alumni will al- gives them the opportunity to ways have a home at Raw Art Sports give back.” Works. Marblehead Miller has been involved The money from the auc- boys lacrosse with RAW for almost two de- tioned pieces will go toward outlasts Peabody. B1 cades, after becoming a mem- funding RAW’s various pro-  ber at 14 years old. Now, at grams and bringing in more Classical baseball wins 33, she is a full-time RAW art students off the waitlist. Alum- second straight. B1 therapist and one of a dozen ni artists will also get a portion  alumni taking part in the Door from their sold pieces, Miller Lynn’s Gasper 2 Door showcase, which will said. discusses his sports feature and auction art pieces Every Sunday, for the last upbringing. B1 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK created by the artists during six months, the 12 artists have  the annual BASH fundraiser met up at RAW to work on their Raw Art Works art therapist and Door 2 Door artist Alison Miller Krause: What on this Saturday. stands with one of her pieces that will be auctioned off during Earth happened “Door 2 Door helps those who RAW, A3 the BASH: Party With a Purpose on Saturday. to the Celtics? B1 Lynn of cials like what

EDIC Executive they see from Cobbet Hill Director James Cowdell, left, By Gayla Cawley which was constructed in the 1930s, and Lynn Mayor ITEM STAFF was converted to apartments 31 Thomas M. Mc- years ago. Gee, right, listen LYNN — Lynn Mayor Thomas M. When WinnCompanies bought as WinnCompa- McGee and other guests from the the 117-unit housing complex in nies Executive city toured what they called a “huge December 2016, it was in physical Vice President housing investment” Thursday af- and nancial disrepair, as there Michael O’Brien ternoon, the $18.7 million rehabil- was a lot of debt on the property speaks to them itation of Cobbet Hill Apartments, that was not being serviced, ac- about the newly which offers affordable housing to cording to LeAnn Han eld, project renovated Cobbet seniors and families. manager and vice president of de- Hill Apartments. The 18-month project, complet- velopment for WinnCompanies. ed over the fall, marked the Essex “The building was, for all intents ITEM PHOTO | Street building’s rst major reno- SPENSER HASAK vation since the former high school, COBBET HILL, A3

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Kenneth C. Roy, 77 Small businesses want state 1941-2019 SALEM — Kenneth C. Roy to ease up on costly reforms died peacefully in his home in Salem on the morning of By Chris Lisinski attempt — could cut into Wednesday, May 8, 2019. He STATE HOUSE retirement savings when was surrounded by his wife NEWS SERVICE owners sell their business- and five sons. He was 77 es. One question posed to years old. BOSTON — With min- Spilka, after listing the Mr. Roy was born on Oct. 17, imum-wage increases al- wage increase and a paid 1941 in Salem, to his parents ready locked in for years family leave program, Aurele and Verdie Roy. He grew to come and a new push concluded: “When does it up in West Lynn and attend- for a surtax on high earn- stop?” ed St. Mary’s High School. ers underway, Senate “Some of the minimum He graduated with a degree President Karen Spilka wage, paid family and in history from St. Anselm told small business own- medical leave — that was College and earned his law ers on Thursday that she all part of the grand bar- degree from Boston University would continue to work gain and getting rid of School of Law. toward compromise even time-and-a-half (pay) on After working in the Mas- as lawmakers consider Sunday,” Spilka answered. sachusetts State Attorney how to bring in new rev- “There were business sons Charlie, Alex and Oliver of General’s office, Mr. Roy went enues. groups at the table there. Danvers, Matthew and his wife into private practice, starting Spilka, the keynote That is a compromise that and operating his own gener- Mary and their two sons Bai- speaker at the annual PHOTO | SHNS was done.” al practice on Broad Street in ley and Miles of Beverly, Brian Small Business Day, out- and his wife Sarah and their Some of Spilka’s re- Lynn for more than 30 years. lined in broad terms her Senate President Karen Spilka addresses marks were well-received. He was a proud supporter of daughter Annabelle and their desire to see the Legisla- small business owners and advocates Thurs- son Owen of Peabody. Mr. Roy She drew applause when and leader within multiple ture take action to improve day morning at the annual Small Business Day she mentioned that the community organizations, in- is also survived by his sister, transportation infrastruc- event hosted by a coalition of business groups. Sheila of Bourne, his sister, Employer Medical As- cluding the Boys & Girls Club ture, better fund educa- sistance Contribution of Lynn, the Lynn Chamber of Claire and her husband Jack tion and reform health The tenor of the event Christopher Carlozzi, assessments, a push to Commerce and Family and of Raymond, N.H.; and his care. She also touted the brother, Dennis and his wife was somewhat more mut- Massachusetts director collect $200 million from Children’s Services of Lynn. Senate’s new tax-reform Maryanne of Freemont, N.H. ed than last year when for the National Federa- some businesses to offset With his wife of 52 years, working group that brings Service information: His fu- lawmakers faced a frus- tion of Independent Busi- MassHealth costs, would Shelia (Guy) Roy, he moved together a range of inter- neral Mass will be celebrated trated crowd amid debate nesses, warned that a 4 sunset by the end of the to Marblehead in 1972, where ests and expertise. they raised their five sons, all on Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at over a minimum-wage in- percent surtax on income year as required by law, “I believe that every is- of whom attended St. John’s 9 a.m. in Saint Mary of the crease that would soon be above $1 million — which and again when she spoke sue we will tackle this ses- Prep in Danvers. Mr. Roy was Annunciation Church, 24 approved in the so-called was thrown off the ballot about online retailers be- a loving and supportive hus- Conant St., Danvers. Visiting sion is in some way an eco- “grand bargain.” last year by the courts ing required to collect and band, father and grandfather hours are Monday from 4-8 nomic development issue,” But the strain was still but has been redrafted remit sales tax as brick- whose world revolved around p.m. in C.R. LYONS & SONS Spilka said. apparent. by legislators for a second and-mortar stores do. his devotion to his family. Funeral Directors, 28 Elm St., Mr. Roy is survived by his Danvers Square. Burial will wife Sheila and his five sons, be private. In lieu of flowers, UMass funding fight intensifies David of Swampscott and his donations in Mr. Roy’s name daughter Catherine and two may be made to the Boys and sons Matthew and Patrick, Girls Club of Lynn, 25 N Com- John and his wife Amy and mon St., Lynn, MA 01902. For ahead of Senate budget debate their sons Ethan, Trevor and directions or to leave a con- Phineas of Merrimac, Peter dolence, please visit www. By Katie Lannan stitutes at least the same aid, student services, fac- wrote in an email Thurs- and his wife Deidre and three LyonsFuneral.com. STATE HOUSE level as this year. ulty hiring, research and day to the campus com- NEWS SERVICE The funding recommend- extension support, IT munity. “Our ability to do ed in the budget draft is support, deferred mainte- right by them, by providing BOSTON — After writing about $10 million shy of nance, and administrative a strong faculty, accessible Mayoral proclamation to Senate President Karen what university leaders say overhead” if Senate lead- advising, classes they need Spilka to warn of potential is necessary to hold tuition ership’s approach makes to graduate, and financial adverse impacts on their level for in-state under- it into the final budget. aid to support their ef- campuses if a Senate Ways graduates next year. At UMass Boston, interim forts will be dramatically and Means Committee UMass said the tuition Chancellor Katherine New- reduced if this budget is proposal becomes law, Uni- freeze, restrictions on man said the move would passed. The impact will be versity of Massachusetts other fees and language cut $7.13 million from the serious, real, and lasting.” chancellors are taking that about the UMass Boston campus budget and pos- Subbaswamy wrote, message to their students. centers and institutes sibly lead to “undesirable “The budget put forth by The chancellors and would force $22.2 million outcomes,” including the the Senate would have a UMass President Mar- in cuts across the four un- layoff of roughly 100 admin- negative effect on the very ty Meehan on Tuesday dergraduate campuses. istrative staff members, a academic and institutional blasted the Senate bud- UMass Boston Chancel- 100-person reduction in the qualities needed to ensure get blueprint that funds lor Kumble Subbaswamy teaching faculty, or a reduc- student access and success the five-campus system at emailed his campus com- tion in the amount of money at UMass and would se- $558 million, includes lan- munity on Wednesday, committed to financial aid. verely hinder our ability to guage precluding tuition warning of an $8.2 mil- “We serve the largest pro- produce the talented grad- or fee hikes next year, and lion shortfall and “deep portion of first-generation uates who go on to fuel the requires UMass Boston to cuts, including personnel students from families of Commonwealth’s innova- fund its centers and in- reductions, to financial modest means,” Newman tion economy.”

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS New rule tightens how under the same limits “Wow Child” with the Mozart performance con- much unions can donate imposed on individual help of audio of the mo- ducted by Christophers. donors, who are restricted ment captured by WCRB- Snead called Sunday’s to candidates to contributions of $1,000 FM. The child is 9-year- experience one of the per year for a single can- old Ronan Mattin, of New most wonderful moments BOSTON (AP) — Cam- Hampshire, WGBH-FM paign finance officials didate. he’s ever had in a concert The change does not reported Thursday. He hall. have released a new reg- attended the concert with ulation that reduces how affect federal campaign finance limits. his grandfather Stephen. Woman injured when bricks much unions and nonprof- Ronan’s grandmother it groups can contribute fall from Boston building Orchestra finds child who had seen a TV report to individual candidates. that said the society was The state Office of charmed crowd with ‘wow!’ BOSTON (AP) — Police looking for the child. say a woman suffered Campaign and Political Stephen Mattin said Finance unveiled the new BOSTON (AP) — A minor injuries when she Lynn Mayor Thomas M. McGee, left, with performing arts group Ronan is on the autism was struck by bricks that regulation Thursday. The spectrum and expresses Dalene Basden of the Justice Resource regulation limits con- has found the child who fell from the facade of a Institute (JRI), presented a proclamation was literally wowed by himself differently from residential building in tributions to $1,000 per how other people do. He for Children’s Mental Health Week at Chil- a recent classical music Boston. candidate, $5,000 per par- said his grandson is a dren’s Friend and Family Services, a JRI concert. The woman was tak- ty and $500 per political huge music fan. The Handel & Haydn en to the hospital with program, at Thursday’s System of Care action committee. “I had told several Society had just finished what police described as meeting. That changes a de- people because I thought a rendition of Mozart’s cades-old rule that it was a funny story,” Ste- back injuries after being allowed unions to donate “Masonic Funeral” at Bos- phen Mattin said. “About struck at about 8:20 p.m. up to $15,000 to a single ton’s Symphony Hall on how he was expressing Wednesday in the city’s candidate. Sunday when a youngster his admiration for the South End. Her name The limits take effect blurted out: “WOW!” performance and put wasn’t made public. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 May 31. The group was so everybody in stitches.” WFXT-TV reports that to start your The new regulation charmed that they it appears that a dozen daily subscription. Handel & Haydn Pres- essentially brings unions launched a search for the ident David Snead said to 15 standard red bricks he is setting up a Skype as well as some masonry IN MEMORIAM meeting with Ronan and became dislodged from IN MEMORIAM above a second-floor JAMES RICKSON Harry Christophers, the SEVEN YEARS society’s artistic director window. 2012 ~ MAY 10 ~ 2019 2012 ~ MAY 10 ~ 2019 who was conducting the Police blocked off the We think of you every day. Still loved; still missed. night of the performance. sidewalk and residents Lovingly remembered and sadly The society will invite were allowed to stay in missed by Mom, sister Robin & Ronan and his family the building. James Burley, sister Lisa & Ed Tansey, and their children back to the venue in Octo- The Boston Inspectional ber, when the 2019-2020 Services Department is season opens, for another investigating. IN MEMORIAM PAT SCHILLACI MAY 10, 2019 Did you know? ON HER 98TH BIRTHDAY 781-593-7700 Publishing Daily, except Sundays USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional offices. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States $20.00 for 4 weeks $65.00 for 13 weeks Home delivery $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year subscribers Send payment to and POSTMASTER, To my loving mother: get FREE access send address changes to: Happy Birthday! The Daily Item You will always be remembered to the e-edition on 110 Munroe St. and sadly missed by P.O. Box 5 your son, Tony Lynn, MA 01903 FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 RAW invites alumni to Party with a Purpose Wind project RAW founder, Mary Flannery, created three pieces for after they have gotten From A1 had an idea more than 15 the event, one of them has their “education or job on,” years ago to create and a dual focus on the reci- to bring their newfound wins approvals own pieces and critique paint over wooden doors procity of friendship and wisdom to the young mem- each other’s. Miller said and drop them off at the the importance of self- bers who could one day be the Door 2 Door showcase homes of potential donors. care. It is an illustration of in their shoes, she said. for transmission is a great way for new- Miller said the idea one figure that, when you Every year at BASH, operate 27 miles of only-professional artists to was adored by some do- look closely, resembles two Miller said the featured By Colin A. Young STATE HOUSE and off-shore 220-kilovolt learn communication and nors and not well-liked figures. alumni feed off the ener- NEWS SERVICE electric transmission line, the importance of tak- gy and excitement in the by others. Over the years, “If you can learn to care a substation in Barnsta- ing in critique from their the BASH fundraiser has for someone else, you can room. She said she is look- BOSTON — The 84-tur- ing forward to this year. ble and a 0.1-mile 115 kV peers. grown and morphed into learn to care for yourself,” bine wind farm planned underground transmis- “We all really want our a bigger event, but the Miller said. “Door 2 Door is so for waters off Martha’s much more than just an sion line between the sub- hearts to be behind these name of the alumni art Miller said RAW is big Vineyard on Thursday se- art group,” Miller said. station and an existing pieces,” said Miller. “Not showcase stayed the same. on having its alumni “stay cured approval from the “They’re my art family.” facility in Barnstable. just having them be pretty Since becoming a RAW connected to the family.” state board that reviews “Approval by the Mas- pictures.” alumna, and full-time With Door 2 Door, RAW Bella diGrazia can be proposed energy facili- sachusetts EFSB is an- What is the meaning employee, Miller has par- acknowledges the people reached at bdigrazia@ ties for the transmission other affirmation of the behind “Door 2 Door?” Ac- ticipated in the showcase who graduated from the itemlive.com. Follow her on cables that will deliver collaborative, communi- cording to Miller, RAW’s annually. This year, she program and invites them, Twitter @BelladiGrazia. its renewable energy and ty-focused approach that the substation that will Vineyard Wind has taken connect the project to the in designing and devel- City may join fight for more school funding power grid. oping the nation’s first Vineyard Wind said the commercial scale offshore LYNN ble,” McGee said, adding Lynn for fiscal year 2020, has done a great job advo- Massachusetts Energy wind project,” Erich Ste- Facilities Siting Board ap- phens, chief development From A1 he’s talked to a number of than what Gov. Charlie cating for this and I think mayors involved in push- Baker proposed this win- everyone would say it’s a proved the three petitions officer of Vineyard Wind, that the city of Lynn and the ing the lawsuit. ter when he outlined a sev- top priority. We’re going to it filed to construct and said. students and the citizens in “At this point, all open-year plan to revamp the see how this session goes, the city really expect and tions are on the table,” he funding formula, accord- but I think everyone recog- are looking towards.” continued. “We can’t just ing to state Sen. Brendan nizes we’ve come up short Parts of Swampscott Patrick Moore, an attor- make incremental prog- Crighton (D-Lynn). for ELL, low-income and ney working with the cit- ress. We need to make sure Senate debate on the special education students.” ies, told the Globe that the that if we make progress budget is set to begin lat- Crighton said both the powerless for a day lawsuit being prepared in this budget cycle, that er this month, but under House and Senate are will argue that the state is over the next two or three the proposal, Lynn would committed to fixing the SWAMPSCOTT long situation, but that failing to live up to its con- years, we’re going to get to receive an additional foundation budget formu- From A1 isn’t the problem at hand. stitutional duty to provide where we need to be.” $18.15 million in state aid la, but understands the “The problem is not with an adequate education to A recent report from for FY2020 over what the frustration that would compared to their neigh- how the town handled this students in those districts. the Massachusetts Asso- city received last year, for drive the three mayors to bors, they were the lucky particular incident, but The argument’s precedent ciation of School Super- a total of $185.8 million in prepare a lawsuit. ones. the fact that all over town would be a 1993 Supreme intendents showed Lynn Chapter 70 funds, accord- “I think it points to the “Our power went off there are low-hanging Court Judicial ruling that could be underfunded by ing to Crighton. need that a lot of commu- sometime after 10 p.m. wires to begin with,” said led to the current formula, $47.1 million annually. If approved, the state nities are facing in terms of last night,” said John Green. “When we moved which was prompted by An update to the formula budget would provide for education,” Crighton said. Green. “I was in bed fin- into this home, the largest another lawsuit from Mas- was recommended back the largest Chapter 70 “We are committed as a ishing a book on my Kin- size moving van couldn’t sachusetts municipalities, in 2015 with a report year-to-year increase in aid legislature to address those dle when it went off and I get down the street be- needs by updating the for- according to the report. from the Foundation Bud- to Massachusetts schools, just kept reading it in the cause of low-hanging mula, but I recognize that “It’s great to see that get Review Commission, which would total $5.176 dark. We got our power wires.” communities are frustrat- both the House and Sen- which showed the state billion for a $268 million on shortly after midnight Fitzgerald said he ed and they’re within their ate, and the governor are was funding $1-2 billion increase over FY19, ac- and it woke us up when reached out to the utility rights to pursue lawsuits as advocating in some re- less than it should be for cording to Crighton. all the lights went on, but companies and is trying well. I think it just speaks spect for where we need to K-12 public education. “It’s a major increase some people had it a lot to work with them to try to the need and frustration worse.” and get some financial go, but we need to see real The proposed state Sen- across the state, but par- that’s out there.” progress to get to where ate Ways and Means Com- ticularly a city like Lynn Green said one of his relief for town customers neighbors didn’t have who were affected by the we need to be, so I think mittee budget, released this where the money is definite- Gayla Cawley can be power restored until noon outage. we’re going to push and week, would provide more ly needed, so we’re pretty reached at gcawley@item- on Thursday. Town res- “I want to work with address that challenge in Chapter 70 funding for the excited about it,” Crighton live.com. Follow her on idents were unable to them to see if we can get as many ways as possi- state’s schools, including said. “The Lynn delegation Twitter @GaylaCawley. check their mail at the any help,” he said. “I ap- post office due to the lack preciate everyone’s ef- of power, he said. He said forts to come right in and the town did the best they quickly get things back up could to handle the day- to operation.” Saugus wants to revoke deceased dealer’s license SAUGUS ant to them, the licensee From A1 would be there. “I don’t want to use our Saugus Police Depart- resources to find what we ment for further investi- already know transpired,” gation. If Saugus police he said. “I’m fine with re- became involved in the in- ferring this to the police vestigation, they would be but unless they find some- able to testify so that the thing that contradicts the board could do its job ap- report of the trooper that propriately, said Crabtree. we have, which is pretty “I would feel more com- harsh, I, for one, would ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK fortable if the license support revoking this auto holder, even though we dealer’s license.” Lynn Mayor Thomas M. McGee, center, looks up at the Cobbet Hill Apartments as, from left, Mark reached out, was actually Teden, vice president of Multifamily Programs at Mass Housing; WinnCompanies Executive Vice here for this vote,” said Bridget Turcotte can be President Michael O’Brien; Jason Quinn, vice president of construction for WinnCompanies; and Panetta. reached at bturcotte@item- EDIC Executive Director James Cowdell look on. Selectman Jeff Cicolini live.com. Follow her on said that if it was import- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Lynn officials like what they see from Cobbet Hill

COBBET HILL low-income housing tax capped-accessible apart- all received significant up- From A1 credits covered some of ments, a new community grades to every one of the the restoration’s cost, and room and a fitness center, units. They were able to and purposes, falling down MassHousing, an indepen- replacing the building’s retain the historical signif- when we got here,” said dent, quasi-public agency roof, repairing plumbing icance of the building with Hanfield, who led a tour responsible for providing and masonry, and upgrad- the $18 million investment. highlighting the renova- financing for affordable ing the electrical system. It’s another significant in- tions, which included the housing in the state, pro- No residents were dis- vestment in our city.” creation of new common vided construction financ- placed during the occupied McGee said in a state- areas and amenities, mod- ing for the rehabilitation. rehab project, according to ment that the project was ernized key systems, and an Charles Gaeta, Lynn company executives. a “key component in pre- upgrade of the kitchens and Housing Authority & Neigh- A popular stop on the serving quality affordable bathrooms in every unit. borhood Development exec- tour was looking out at the housing in our city. This The property’s mechani- utive director, said LHAND building’s former school project will enhance the cal systems, life safety and applied for tax credits on gymnasium, which in- quality of life for the res- The value of each coupon shown here is equal to building components were WinnCompanies’ behalf to cluded a track. Part of the idents and allow them to “well beyond their useful maintain the building’s af- project was historic preser- live in modern housing at or greater than the price of the newspaper. life” when WinnCompanies fordability until 2047. vation, which includes conan affordable price.” took ownership, according “We’ve been partners verting the 5,000-square- Cobbet Hill includes ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! to a company press release. with Cobbet for a long foot gym space into a 65 family and 52 elderly If you would like to participate in WinnCompanies pur- time,” said Gaeta. “It’s a commercial fit-out. Han- units, with a range of af- chased the brick apart- major redevelopment. As field said the goal was for it fordability based on in- The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, ment building from Cob- important is the fact that to become complementary come levels. contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 bet Hill Association LTD those units will remain services for residents. “Cobbet Hill is an exam- Part. for $2.3 million, subsidized and affordable “The residents are ple of our commitment as a TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY according to city records. for generations to come. psyched,” said James long-term owner to invest The total property value, That was the key.” Cowdell, Economic Devel- in the quality of life for which includes 116,405 The project included in- opment & Industrial Cor- residents of our affordable square feet of land, is as- stalling new boilers and poration of Lynn executive housing communities,” said sessed at $10.9 million. a new security system, director, who attended WinnCompanies CEO Gil- Federal historic and creating six new handi- Thursday’s tour. “They’ve bert Winn in a statement.

LAW OFFICES OF Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 JAMES J. CARRIGAN • Social Security Disability • Workers Compensation Hotline • Accidents 25 years located across Spanish menu available CALL 24 HOURS A DAY from Lynn District Court 15 Johnson St. or text the word tiplynn 781-596-0100 All reports of neighborhood JAMES J. CARRIGAN activity will be investigated. and your tip to ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019 OPINION The sea HOW TO REACH US E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£ H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. and Swampscott C¡ C Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Leave it to former Lynn chief Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W T J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman librarian Dorothy Flynn Hay- Customer Service wood to write a detailed his- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS tory outlining Swampscott’s Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 seafaring heritage still alive All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Thor 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 today with the Fish House. Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Going to sea to catch fish in Jourgensen Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 a dory dates back 300 years Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 classi [email protected] Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 locally and Haywood wrote in Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 that came seven years before Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 1957 how the small boats were [email protected] built in 1841 at Knowlton’s the structure’s centennial. Circulation John S. Moran, 1975-1990 Executive Editor, Boatyard on Blaney Beach Authorized for construction [email protected] from Theophilus Brackett’s in 1895 by Town Meeting, the Ext. 3 design. Fish House was built a year Newsroom [email protected] With its high bow and stern later to replace beach shacks [email protected] framing graceful hull lines, used for storing fishing tackle. Ext. 4 the dory, wrote Haywood, was l Sports “... one of the finest seaboats I’m so appreciative of Bill [email protected] ever built; able, easily han- Hyde, Jim Samms, fire Chief Ext. 5 dled by one or two men, and Retail and Online EDITORIAL Kevin Breen and Fran Dela- Advertising capable of withstanding much no for recounting the night of [email protected] rougher seas than anyone May 8, 1969, when the New ADVERTISING could imagine for so small a Ocean House burned down. Ernie Carpenter Jr. boat.” Their recollections across 50 Director of Advertising Time to quiet and Business Development, ext. 1355 Haywood also credited years are sharp and succinct: [email protected] Swampscott for being the You can almost smell the Gary Golden birthplace of the lobster trap smoke and hear the fire’s roar Sales Representative, ext. 1280 the robocall beast with Ebenezer Thorndike in [email protected] mix with shouts and the clam- Ralph Mitchell Not since extra-loud TV commercials have 1808 building a working trap or of sirens. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Americans and Congress stood so unit- that became popular enough Lou Gallo, an amazing town [email protected] ed against a peace-shattering electronic to put lobsters on 19th centu- Patricia Whalen resource supplemented by the Sales Representative, ext. 1310 scourge. This time, the offender is robocalls, ry restaurant menus. talents of the public library [email protected] which take a greater toll than just annoying Town officials took steps staff, talked about how the fire BUSINESS OFFICE us. 60 years ago to recognize changed the town’s landscape Maria Alvaracin Robocalls spawn for a simple reason: They Swampscott’s seafaring heri- ext. 1205 and brought the curtain down [email protected] work. There are real financial victims. The tage with a proposal to build on Swampscott as a summer Chinese embassy scam, with messages in Susan J. Conti a monument, according to a resort destination. Controller, ext. 1288 Mandarin, has tricked immigrants and vis- Daily Evening Item article “It was a big event. The town [email protected] itors from China into handing over $40 mil- from October 1959, “commem- changed dramatically after Ted Grant lion. Older people are susceptible to appeals orating the life-saving deeds Publisher, ext. 1234 purporting to be about medical issues, So- it,” he said. [email protected] of the town’s fishermen …” I wish Lou and the library Marian Kinney cial Security payments or family members Walter Kehoe, known locally ext. 1212 in need. Some calls claim to be from the IRS; would organize an evening [email protected] as “Captain Skinny,” authored others have targeted victims of natural di- devoted to the New Ocean Will Kraft the monument proposal and House featuring the collected Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 sasters including Hurricane Harvey. [email protected] U.S. Sens. Dick Durbin and Tammy Duck- suggested installing the mon- archives from the fire assem- ument on Blaney Beach near Mike Shanahan worth, both of Illinois, are among sponsors bled by Gallo, Breen and re- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 of legislation that would give robocall fraud the cannon that once made up tired fire Capt. Kevin Thomp- [email protected] victims greater recourse. Bills in the House the armament of the “Grand son. Carolina Trujillo Turk,” a Salem vessel de- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 and Senate would crank up fines on robo- Gallo has great memories as [email protected] scribed by Haywood as a War callers, allow more time to prosecute of- a teenager working at the New Jim Wilson fenders and tighten language banning some of 1812 privateer “... which Ocean House. He met a cast of Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] types of calls. captured many British mer- characters from a bygone era, Cellular service providers offer some solu- chantmen and made a fortune including a woman who re- CIRCULATION tions, and the Federal Trade Commission for her owners and crew.” Lisa Mahmoud spected his youthful appreci- Manager, ext. 1239 is pushing them to do more. New methods Kehoe estimated 500 people, ation of art and whisked him [email protected] they can deploy have the potential to great- including children, were res- down to New York by plane for CLASSIFIED ly help by authenticating calls. Apps can si- cued from the sea by Swamp- a day of gallery viewing, and Abbe Young Smith lence or intercept some calls. But the easy scott fishermen in the first Manager, ext. 1276 technology and rock-bottom cost of dialing a gentleman who pored over [email protected] half of the 20th century. congressional transcripts sent for dollars gives scammers, often operating Curiously enough, the cam- GRAPHICS overseas, plenty of incentive to stay a step daily from Washington, D.C., Trevor Andreozzi paign to build a seafarers’ to the hotel. Designer ahead of evolving defenses. monument came two months [email protected] One of their latest malevolent innova- Steve Bulpett shared great after the carcass of a 50-foot Mohamed Diop tions: the “one ring” scam, in which a call memories of the fire recount- Designer whale washed onto the shore stops after a single ring, leaving a tantaliz- ed in dramatic fashion befit- [email protected] ing mystery in the air. The calls are often re- within 100 yards of Blaney ting a great writer: Mark Sutherland Beach. Creative Director peated and come in the middle of the night, “We lived on the hill across [email protected] attempting to prompt worried recipients to An Item article credited Humphrey Street from the town fisherman Harold “Ti- NEWSROOM call back to figure out who needs to reach property, and I still remem- Mike Alongi them so urgently. Woe to the trusting person ger” Parrish with spotting the ber so much from that night Sports Reporter ext. 1228 [email protected] who rings back, though; that call will result deceased whale off Lincoln (and the days after) — eating House Point. Peabody Essex Bill Brotherton in toll charges that profit the scammer. take-out pizza from the Lido, Features Editor ext. 1338 Most people won’t fall for this, or be tempt- Museum curator Dorothy hearing sirens, looking out the [email protected] ed by often obviously dubious, poorly record- Snyder was quoted as describ- window and seeing a ball of Gayla Cawley ed messages or stilted dialogues with fraud- ing the whale as a finback or Reporter, ext. 1236 flame, running down the road- [email protected] sters in faraway call centers. But it doesn’t humpback. She said a hump- way beside the golf course to take many to yield a hefty profit given the Cheryl Charles back whale had not been get to Puritan Road, the sound News Editor, ext. 1278 very minimal cost of robodialing these days. [email protected] sighted in local coastal waters as the wall of the main struc- Robocalls hit us where we live — literal- since 1903. Bella diGrazia ture buckled and collapsed.” Reporter, ext. 1317 ly — and worse, light up our ever-present The Fish House fittingly [email protected] mobile phones, making the continual inter- achieved National Histori- Thor Jourgensen is Editorial Thomas Grillo ruptions all but inescapable. They trick our cal Landmark status in 1988 Page Editor. He can be reached Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] brains by mimicking our area code or other with a dedication ceremony at [email protected]. digits of our own phone numbers in a tech- Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 nique known as spoofing. And for those who [email protected] land on target lists, there are just so many Thor Jourgensen calls ringing through every day. It’s a volume Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 business, and the bad guys are winning. [email protected] What can people do to silence the mobile Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 menace? We suggest signing up for the fed- [email protected] eral Do Not Call list, seeing what protec- Steve Krause tions your mobile service provider offers and Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 investigating robocall-blocking apps. Care- [email protected] Owen O’Rourke takers, caution elderly or disabled people. Photographer, ext. 1224 We’re heartened that congressional lead- [email protected] ers on both sides of the aisle are taking up Emma LeBlanc Pérez Copy Editor the cause to protect Americans’ pocketbooks [email protected] and to provide ways to punish offenders. Harold Rivera For a long time, though, government agen- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 cies and tech companies have vowed to end [email protected] fraud of various types. Bill Gates announced Roberto Scalese News Editor, ext. 1211 in 2004 that email spam would be eliminat- [email protected] ed within two years. Anne Marie Tobin We’ve learned to be as suspicious of these Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 promises as we are of recordings telling us [email protected] there is urgent business to discuss about Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 our Apple device. But we urge lawmakers, [email protected] federal agencies and the telecom companies Ryan York to quiet this beast. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 ITEM FILE PHOTO [email protected] The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board TECHNOLOGY A dory sits next to fishing traps at the Swampscott Fish House. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Sen. Burr takes GOP fire over Trump Jr. subpoena By Mary Clare A source familiar with the conversation. Jalonick, the committee’s deliber- The blowback against Jonathan Lemire ations said the subpoena him inside the Senate was and Laurie Kellman went out “weeks ago” and especially fierce from Re- ASSOCIATED PRESS all committee members publicans up for re-elec- were aware of it. The per- tion in 2020. WASHINGTON — Re- son, who requested ano- “This case is closed. The publicans lashed out nymity to discuss the in- Mueller Report cleared Thursday at fellow GOP ternal negotiations, said @DonaldJTrumpJr and Sen. Richard Burr for his members had been regu- committee’s subpoena of he’s already spent 27 larly briefed on communi- hours testifying before President Donald Trump’s cations with Trump Jr. son, a move that suggest- Congress,” tweeted Burr’s Still, the subpoena ap- fellow North Carolina Re- ed the Russia investiga- peared to catch the presi- tion is not “case closed” as publican senator, Thom FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dent and many of his allies Tillis. “It’s time to move on some in the party insist. by surprise. Trump said Under intense scrutiny amid a wave of underage vaping, Juul is pushing Trump said he was “very & start focusing on issues into television with a multimillion-dollar campaign rebranding itself as a as much, adding that “my that matter to Americans.” surprised” at the move. son is a very good person.” stop-smoking aid for adults trying to kick cigarettes. The revolt by some Sen. John Cornyn, Trump Jr., the president R-Texas, said he un- against the Senate intel- said, had already testified ligence committee chair- derstands the younger for a “massive” amount of Trump’s “frustration.” Juul’s ‘switch’ campaign for man comes after The As- time. sociated Press and other “I think we have an im- Chief of staff Mick Mul- portant job to do to try to news outlets reported the vaney said Thursday he keep the intelligence com- smokers draws new scrutiny panel is calling in Don- was not given a heads-up. mittee out of politics,” he ald Trump Jr. to answer But Trump’s advisers had added. Cornyn later said questions about his 2017 not yet decided if he would By Matthew Perrone as a stop-smoking aid for ciation, the Truth Initia- he has confidence in Burr. testimony to the panel as publicly attack Burr, ac- ASSOCIATED PRESS adults trying to kick cig- tive, the American Acade- part of its probe into Rus- Criticism also came from arettes. But the strategy my of Pediatrics and three cording to two Republi- WASHINGTON — The sian election interference. the top Republican in the is raising concerns from other groups. cans close to the White young models and the But the issue of re-calling House. anti-smoking experts and In a statement, FDA House not authorized to candy-colored graphics Trump’s son laid bare con- “Endless investigations activists who say the com- spokesman Michael Fel- speak publicly about pri- that helped propel Juul to flict inside the president’s — by either party — won’t pany is making unproven berbaum said only that vate discussions. the top of the e-cigarette party over whether probes change the fact that there claims for its product. the agency “continues to The subpoena highlights market are gone. In their involving Russian election was NO collusion. It’s time On Thursday, six anti-to- closely scrutinize poten- a delicate bind facing place are people like Car- to move on. It’s time to fo- bacco and health groups tially false, misleading or meddling are still merited. Burr, a third-term sena- olyn, a 54-year-old former cus on ISSUES, not inves- called on the Food and unsubstantiated claims” It’s the first known sub- tor who is not expected to smoker featured in new poena of a member of run for re-election when tigations,” tweeted House Drug Administration, to make sure the public is Minority Leader Kevin TV commercials touting Trump’s immediate fami- his term is up in 2022. He Juul as an alternative for which regulates e-cig- “not misled into mistaken- McCarthy, R-Calif. ly and a new sign that the has been adamant that middle-age smokers. arettes, to investigate ly using inherently dan- But Florida Sen. Mar- Senate panel is continu- the panel’s Russia probe “I don’t think anyone Juul’s marketing efforts gerous tobacco products co Rubio, a Republican ing with its own two-year- be bipartisan and fair. But including myself thought across TV, radio and other for medical uses.” member of the panel, said long investigation, even he was named in Mueller’s that I could make the formats. Neither Juul nor any after the release of special report as having possibly he thinks the criticism of switch,” Carolyn says, “Juul, a product that other e-cigarette has been counsel Robert Mueller’s shared information with Burr is “a fundamental sitting in a suburban liv- FDA has found to be approved by the FDA to report and Republican the White House after a misunderstanding of what ing room as piano music largely responsible for the help smokers quit. Senate Majority Leader confidential FBI briefing the Senate intelligence quietly plays in the back- current epidemic of youth Indeed, Juul’s website Mitch McConnell’s call in 2017. Burr has said committee is about,” which ground. usage of highly addictive carries the disclaimer: from the Senate floor on through a spokeswoman is congressional oversight The tagline: “Make the e-cigarettes, is being ad- “Juul products are not in- Tuesday to move on. that he doesn’t remember and not prosecution. switch.” vertised and marketed tended to be used as ces- Under intense scrutiny on a massive scale as a sation products, including amid a wave of under- smoking cessation prod- for the cure or treatment Parents can’t delete what kids age vaping, Juul is push- uct, without the required of nicotine addiction” — a ing into television with a review and approval by point underscored Thurs- multimillion-dollar cam- FDA,” said the letter from day by a Juul representa- tell Amazon voice assistant paign rebranding itself the American Heart Asso- tive. By Matt O’Brien Children’s Online Privacy it,” the complaint says. ASSOCIATED PRESS Protection Act, known as It also says that about COPPA, by holding onto a 85 percent of the more Amazon met with skep- child’s personal informa- than 2,000 games, quizzes ticism from some privacy tion longer than is reason- and other Alexa “skills” Deadline: advocates and members of ably necessary. aimed at kids did not have Congress last year when Amazon said in a state- privacy policies posted. it introduced its first ment that its Echo Dot Such skills are generally May 22 kid-oriented voice assis- Kids Edition is compliant produced by independent tant, along with brightly with COPPA. software developers or colored models of its Echo Consumer Reports said other third parties, not Dot speaker designed for that its own tests also Amazon. children. found that the Echo Dot It’s unclear whether Now those advocates Kids remembered infor- the FTC will take up the We remember those who say the kids’ version of have passed away and are Amazon’s Alexa won’t for- mation that was deleted, complaint, as its investi- get what children tell it, including a birth date and gations are rarely public. especially dear to us. even after parents try to the color of a dog. The non- But the agency has been delete the conversations. profit organization said its enforcing children’s pri- On Saturday, May 25 For that and other alleged researchers were able to vacy rules more seriously      privacy flaws they found delete data from regular in the past year, said Al-    while testing the service, versions of Echo Dot and lison Fitzpatrick, a law-      they’re now asking the Alexa. yer who helps companies     Federal Trade Commis- In one example the ad- comply with COPPA re- vocates captured on video, quirements and was not      sion on Thursday to inves-    tigate whether it violates a child asks the device to involved in the complaint. children’s privacy laws. remember some personal That was the case ear- “These are children information, including her lier this week, when the      talking in their own walnut allergy. agency issued a warning   homes about anything An adult later tries to to a Ukrainian firm that     and everything,” said Josh delete all that informa- its three dating apps ap-   Golin, who directs the tion, which includes the peared to violate COPPA Campaign for a Commer- voice recordings and writ- because they were acces- How to place your memorial ad: cial Free Childhood. “Why ten transcripts associated sible to children. That is Amazon keeping these with them. But when the led Google and Apple to Please choose one voice recordings?” child asks what Alexa re- pull them from their app of the following shields: A coalition of groups led members, it still recalls stores. Earlier this year, (if no check is made, by Golin’s organization that she’s allergic to wal- the FTC imposed a $5.7 shield will not appear) nuts. million fine on popular and Georgetown Univer- SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of sity’s Institute for Public “This suggests that Am- video-sharing app TikTok, JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who passed away passed away Representation is filing a azon has designed the the largest COPPA-relat- May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. formal complaint with the Echo Dot Kids Edition so ed penalty since the law Lovingly remembered rememberedLovingly FTC alleging that Ama- that it can never forget was enacted two decades by wife by wife zon is violating the federal what the child has said to ago. Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim and Maureen, and son and Maureen, and son Tom. Tom.

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Amazon said in a statement that its Echo Dot Kids Edition is compliant    with the federal Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, known as        COPPA.          A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Dominican national All address information, particu- stolen from her carriage from PEABODY at 8:39 p.m. Officer reports ve- larly arrests, reflect police records. In the Christmas Tree Shop at 28 hicle was stopped on Summit pleads guilty to fraud the event of a perceived inaccuracy, South Broadway. Officer took Arrest Street and sent on its way. it is the sole responsibility of the con- report. Report of a loud party out- North Reading Police De- John W. Roy, 49, of 13 Ma- side of lot 71 at Mobile Estates cerned party to contact the relevant and identity theft partment reported that they re- son St., was arrested on a war- at 286 Newbury St. on Tuesday police department and have the ceived a 911 hangup call from rant on Wednesday at 10 a.m. at 11:10 p.m. Officers checked BOSTON — A Domini- a Puerto Rican citizen, ac- department issue a notice of correc- 40 Wing Road on Wednesday at East End Veterans Memo- the area, found nothing and can national living in Lynn cording to the complaint. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or at 8:38 p.m. Officer reports rial Park at 45 Walnut St. and heard no noise. pleaded guilty Wednesday He presented a Puerto clarifications will not be made without Wing Road ends at number 36. charged with violating munici- Caller from 11 Tanners Court in U.S. District Court to Rican birth certificate and express notice of change from the ar- All is quiet. pal ordinances. reports her granddaughter was Social Security fraud and a Social Security card in resting police department. assaulted on Lynn Street near identity theft, according to the other person’s name Medical Summons the Sunoco Station by a class- the U.S. attorney’s office. to the Massachusetts Reg- mate on Tuesday at 11:24 p.m. Nelson Bolivar, 54, was istry of Motor Vehicles as LYNN Ambulance requested on Irma Lopez-Ramerez, 23 of Fight was over a pair of Uggs arrested and charged last proof of his identity. Based Wednesday at 11:45 a.m. for 50 Allen Ave., Lynn, was sum- and she suffered a black eye. summer in a federal law on the application and Arrests an elderly woman who fell at moned following a traffic stop An intoxicated man from 14 enforcement sweep of 25 supporting identity docu- 201 Ross Drive. Patient taken at Spinelli’s Function Facility at Nicole McCarthy, 28, of 12 Foster St., Apt. 205 requested individuals accused of doc- ments, Bolivar was issued to the hospital. 10 Newbury St. on Tuesday at Pope St., Salem, was arrested an ambulance for detox on ument and benefit fraud. an ID in the name of the Caller reports his neighbor 3:21 p.m. for the unlicensed Tuesday at 11:39 p.m. Patient Dubbed “Double Trou- Puerto Rican citizen. Bo- on warrant charges of trespass- operation of a motor vehicle. ing, Class A drug possession has fallen outside at 402 Essex to Salem Hospital. ble,” the investigation was livar also used the name Village on Wednesday at 10:13 Ilmer Mendez-Nolasco, 23, Caller reported what appears conducted by Homeland and Social Security num- and Class E drug possession at of 562 Summer St., Apt. 3, 12:34 a.m. Thursday. p.m. and requested assistance. to be a car horn is going off at Security Investigations’ ber of a Puerto Rican citi- Patient taken to the hospital. Lynn, was summoned following 409 Lowell St. on Wednesday Document and Benefit zen to receive MassHealth Angel Sanchez, 41, of 195 a traffic stop at Spinelli’s Func- Union St., was arrested on at 2:53 a.m. Reporting party Fraud Task Force, com- benefits. tion Facility at 10 Newbury St. called back at 2:54 a.m. to say prised of local, state and U.S. District Court warrant charges of open and MARBLEHEAD on Tuesday at 3:21 p.m. for al- gross lewdness and arrestee owner of vehicle was located federal agencies with ex- Judge Denise J. Casper lowing unlicensed operation of and it is a mechanical problem pertise in detecting, de- has scheduled sentencing furnishing false ID information Arrest a motor vehicle. at 11:15 a.m. Thursday. with the vehicle that is being terring and disrupting for June 20. Mateo Eustaquio, 28, of corrected. organizations and indi- The charge of false rep- Accidents Accidents 29 West Neptune Road, was Disturbance over a set of viduals involved in var- resentation of a Social arrested and charged with Report of a hit and run crash keys was reported at 17 Sewall ious types of document, Security number provides A report of a motor vehi- unlicensed operation of a mo- at 7-Eleven on Lynn Street on St., Apt. 1B on Wednesday at identity and benefit fraud for a sentence of up to five cle crash with personal injury tor vehicle at 6:25 p.m. on Tuesday at 3:35 p.m. Witness 4:22 a.m. Officer bringing party schemes. years in prison and a fine at 2:25 p.m. Wednesday at Wednesday. got license plate of motor ve- to Salem MBTA station, officer In 2015, Bolivar, a citi- of $250,000. The charge of 72 Nahant St.; at 7:06 p.m. hicle that left the scene. Oper- also noting that keys were not zen of the Dominican Re- aggravated identity theft Wednesday at Bennett and Accident ators left the scene prior to the found and slight damage to public, applied for a Mas- provides for a mandato- Commercial streets; at 8:31 officer’s arrival. vehicle. sachusetts Identification ry sentence of two years A caller reported a truck took p.m. Wednesday at Laighton Officer flagged down by a Motor vehicle towed by All- Card using the name and in prison and a fine of and Washington streets. off the bumper of a car and left motorist reporting a motor ve- Star Towing for parking in the Social Security number of $250,000. A report of a motor vehicle the area on Atlantic Avenue at hicle crash at 147 Summit St. fire lane at the Tannery Apart- crash at 2:44 p.m. Wednesday 5:20 p.m. on Wednesday. and Lynnfield Street on Tuesday ments at 16 Crowninshield St. at Lansing Road and Lynnfield at 3:52 p.m. on Wednesday at 6:43 a.m. Street; at 6:04 p.m. Wednes- Complaints Hit and run crash reported Sargent spoke with repre- day at 14 Border St.; at 6:06 sentatives from Kelly, IRA and A caller reported their car at 51 Warren St. on Tuesday at p.m. Wednesday at Broadway Lyon-Waugh auto groups at got stuck in the soft sand on 4:13 p.m. Officer investigating and Euclid Avenue. Audi Peabody at 252 Andover Ocean Avenue at 9:27 a.m. on crash which occurred on May 6 at 3:30 p.m. St. about unloading vehicles on Wednesday. Route 114 on Wednesday at Assaults A caller reported at 12:41 Motor vehicle crash reported at Dunkin’ Donuts on Central 10:53 a.m. They were informed A report of an assault at 8:37 p.m. on Wednesday that their that any further infractions will Ocean Avenue neighbor was Street on Tuesday at 10:03 p.m. Wednesday at Lynnway p.m. Tri-City Cab said a motorist result in citations. and Market Street. having an event and there were Detective spoke to two men at least 10 cars illegally parked. backed into the cab. There were A report of an assault and no injuries. operating their ATVs on Ells- Responding officers stated they battery at 10:09 a.m. Thursday Motor vehicle crash reported worth Road on Wednesday at were having a memorial ser- at Ford Elementary School on on Wednesday at 8:06 a.m. at 1:07 p.m. Parties agreed to put vice. Hollingsworth Street. Corkscrew Liquors at 23 Cen- them back in the garage. A caller reported a loose tral St. Officer assist with pa- Officer reports a sinkhole at Breaking and Entering manhole cover at Humphrey perwork exchange, no injuries 39 Central St. near the curb on Street and Leicester Road at Wednesday at 1:59 p.m. The A report of a breaking and or tows. 1:27 p.m. on Wednesday. Caller reports that she was Department of Public Works entering at 1:28 p.m. Wednes- A caller reported a large contacted and told a barrel day at 28 Hollingsworth St. involved in a motor vehicle group of kids were fighting be- crash at the Shell Station at needs to be placed in it until it hind the grandstand on Wyman can be repaired. Theft 85 Lynnfield St. on Wednesday Road at 2:29 p.m. on Wednes- at 8:11 a.m. Officer said the Fight in progress reported PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS day. Responding officers report- A report of motor vehicle parties were exchanging paper- on Wednesday at 2:48 p.m. James Lamb, president of Lynnway Auto Auc- ed the kids were boxing and no theft at 6:31 p.m. Wednesday work. at James Street Park. Officer tion, heads to the bar as his case is called for one was injured. reports there was no physical at Morgan’s Garage at 349 Lyn- arraignment on manslaughter charges in Mid- nway. A caller reported a group of Animal Control fight, all in order. kids on top of the restrooms dlesex County Superior Court on Thursday in A report of a larceny at 8:39 Woburn. a.m. Thursday at 28 Meadow on Front Street at 2:55 p.m. Officer checking on the SAUGUS Court; at 11:06 a.m. Thursday on Wednesday. The caller stat- well-being of three dogs at 6 at 185 N. Common St. ed they were concerned the Maple St. on Wednesday at Accidents kids would cause damage to 12:56 p.m. Animal control offi- Auto auction owner Vandalism the roof or plumbing and they cer reports the pets do not ap- A report of a motor vehicle were hanging from the pipes pear to be in imminent danger. accident at Vine and Essex denies manslaughter A report of motor vehicle van- on the building. Responding They are licensed and vaccinat- streets at 3:19 p.m. Wednes- dalism at 6:47 a.m. Thursday officers found the kids not do- ed against rabies. day; at 536 Lincoln Ave. at at 6 Richard St.; at 9:59 a.m. ing anything but spoke to them 7:52 p.m. Wednesday. charges in five deaths Thursday at 81 Empire St. anyways. Complaints A caller reported at 3:11 Complaints WOBURN (AP) — The 2014, prosecutors said. LYNNFIELD p.m. on Wednesday that she Road rage incident reported owner of a auto auction Lamb’s attorney, Hank has a problem with a man who on Tuesday at 3:54 p.m. on A caller reported he got into where five people were Brennan, said outside brings his dog to a property Buttonwood Lane. Caller said a physical altercation with his killed when a vehicle driv- court that the company Summons a vehicle with Massachusetts en by an unlicensed driver “took every safety mea- on Phillips Street. She stated neighbor on Main Street at license plate no. 6KCC60 is plowed into a crowd plead- sure known” in the indus- Jorge L. Espinoza, 43, of 330 the man was harassing her. 9:32 a.m. Wednesday. driving 70 mph on back roads ed not guilty Thursday to try to protect customers Salem St., Apt. 4, Wakefield, Responding officers found it A caller reported a GMC with two children in the car who five counts of manslaugh- and workers. was summoned on Wednesday to be a disagreement about Acadia crossed the double yel- appear to be scared. Officers ter. “He has been in the auto at 6:32 p.m. for speeding and dogs being off leash and the low line to get ahead of traffic the negligent operation of a arrived but could not locate the near the Gospel Hall on Walnut James Lamb, 67, own- auction business for over man and his dog were gone on vehicle. er of the Lynnway Auto 47 years and there is no motor vehicle following a traf- arrival. Street at 3:42 p.m. Wednesday. fic stop at 80 Salem St. and 1 Caller reports blood at Pier- A report of a person slumped Auction in Billerica, was way he ever, ever could A caller from the fish market pont Park on Tuesday at 4:19 released on personal re- have anticipated the terri- Ramsdell Way. on Atlantic Avenue called at over the wheel at the traffic Nicholas C. Loconte, 23, p.m. from a man who cut his light at Main and Vine streets cognizance after his brief ble tragedy that occurred 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday and hand. Peabody Fire Depart- arraignment in Middlesex that day,” the attorney of 35 Lincoln Ave., was sum- said they got blamed last year at 6:07 p.m. Wednesday. moned on Wednesday at 6:49 ment en route for clean up. A caller reported two people Superior Court. said. for the foul odor of fish in the What happened was p.m. for speeding and the neg- Officer flagged down at 2 fighting at Square One Mall at Two people died at the area. She stated the odor is Bresnahan St. on Tuesday at scene when the Jeep an accident, not a crime, ligent operation of a motor ve- 6:11 p.m. Wednesday. back again but it is “NOT” from 4:40 p.m. to report an unreg- Grand Cherokee acceler- Brennan said. hicle following a traffic stop at A caller reported several dogs her market. istered vehicle with Massachu- ated into a crowd in May Brenda Lopez, 48, of 80 Salem St. and 1 Ramsdell in kennels in the back of 6 Pin- A caller reported he was setts license plate no. 839VK5. 2017 and crashed through Providence, R.I., and Way. etree Drive that continuously out with his children on Cor- Officer reports vehicle had a bark throughout the night at a cinder block wall, and Pantaleon Santos, 49, of nell Road while they rode their Alarms canceled registration, Mallia’s 7:12 p.m. Wednesday. The call- three died in the following Cumberland, R.I., were bikes and they passed a male Towing en route. er wanted to speak with animal days. Seven were injured. pronounced dead at the Accidental burglar alarm party in the bushes at 7:50 Bartender at Su Chang’s at control about town bylaws and The driver, 76 at the time, scene. sounded at 2 Elizabeth Way p.m. on Wednesday. He stated 373 Lowell St. reported a pa- the treatment of the animals. had his license suspend- Over the next several on Wednesday at 1:36 p.m. the male was “rocking back tron was served a drink at the A report of loud music com- ed in 2012. He was not days, Leezandra Aponte, Officer checked property with and forth” and he felt some- bar but seems to be under the ing from a home on Bow Street charged because he was 36, of Lowell; Ruben Es- homeowner. thing was not right. Responding influence and is concerned she at 1:40 a.m. Thursday. not on a public road and paillat, 55, of Methuen; A hangup 911 call was re- officers stated the party was intends to drive home on Tues- prosecutors said they and Elliott Rowlands Jr., ceived from Blue Cal Software gone on arrival. day at 7:44 p.m. Officer reports Theft could not prove that he 50, of Bourne, also died. at 50 Salem St. on Wednesday A taxi driver called at 7:59 woman will be driven home acted recklessly. The Occupational Safety at 4:38 p.m. Officer spoke with p.m. on Thursday and stated by a neighbor. Officer followed A caller from Saugus House Lamb hired unlicensed and Health Administra- employee who said it was an he picked up a fare on Smith them home and they arrived of Pizza reported that a woman drivers despite being told tion later cited the busi- accident. Street and stated the male went safely. took money off of a table and not to, and failed to make ness for a range of infrac- unconscious. First responders Report of a motor vehicle left the business at 1:37 p.m. necessary safety upgrades tions, including blocked Complaints reported it was a possible over- with Massachusetts license Wednesday. as required by federal reg- exit routes, electrical haz- dose and the male was trans- plate no. 548YJ1 is swerving A report of shoplifting from ulators after an employee ards and record-keeping Caller reported a purse was ported via ambulance. on Centennial Drive on Tuesday DSW at 2:26 p.m. Wednesday. was hurt by a vehicle in deficiencies and recom- the auction building in mended $267,000 in fines.

POLICE BRIEFS State trooper rescues mother was nowhere in the Berkshires, who will ry-waived trial in Hamp- his client sent the woman Tyler Hamilton avoided coyote pup by side of road sight. acclimate it the wild and den Superior Court. a text saying, “Let’s do it jail and was sentenced After unsuccessfully eventually release it. The woman said she had again,” and the woman Wednesday to four years REVERE (AP) — A trying to contact animal been raped by the men in replied, “Yes, definitely.” of probation and commu- Massachusetts State control, he called Ocean Two officers cleared on Gentry-Mitchell’s home in nity service in the death View Kennels in Revere, March 2017. of 20-year-old Gabriella Police trooper responding charges of raping woman Driver who struck, killed to a report of a wounded and the kennel’s owner Both officers testified in Lowell, who was struck in helped secure the pup in their own defense to say woman avoids jail a crosswalk in Worcester dog on a busy road just SPRINGFIELD (AP) — a crate. the encounters had been last June. Two police officers have WORCESTER (AP) north of Boston got an The pup spent the consensual. The 21-year-old Hamil- been acquitted of charges — Relatives of a wom- unexpected surprise. night at Mastromattei’s Figueroa said the wom- ton, of Worcester, told po- State police said Thurs- girlfriend’s home and the that they raped the same an initiated contact and an struck and killed by lice he got a text message day on Facebook that next day was taken to woman. he had sex with her in the a driver who admitted alert and glanced at his Trooper Carlo Mastromat- the Tufts Wildlife Clinic Springfield officers basement. Gentry-Mitch- looking at his cellphone phone but didn’t touch tei found a frightened coy- where it was examined Joshua Figueroa and ell testified he had sex seconds before the crash it just before he struck ote pup on Revere Beach and found to be healthy. Derrick Gentry-Mitchell with the woman in his say they are outraged the woman. He pleaded Parkway in Revere last It will be brought to were found not guilty by room after Figueroa left. by what they consider a guilty to vehicular homi- Sunday night. The pup’s a wildlife specialist in a judge Thursday in a ju- Figueroa’s attorney said lenient sentence. cide. FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019 A7 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS THE WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK A selection of the 1,243 photos of members of the GAR line the walls behind Albert Smith of Belmont as he speaks about Abraham Lincoln and the Gettysburg Address during the ArtWeek talk at the GAR Hall and Museum on Saturday.

Tia Cole shows off a medal that John G.B. Adams received upon reaching the rank of national commander Dexter Bishop, center, welcomes the crowd at the GAR Hall and Museum as Albert of the GAR. Smith waits to speak behind him.

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Saugus High School junior Derek Martineau takes the podium to defend Article 8, which would allocate funding for guard rail repair, as, from left, acting Town Manager Jack DeS- imone, Town Clerk Ellen Schena, acting moderator Shaylin Groark and acting Town Clerk Taylor Bogdanski look on during a mock Town Meeting on Thursday. Acting Town Manager Jack DeSimone speaks about Article 3, which would allocate money for retro tting the current streetlights with LEDs, at the mock Town Meeting.

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By Mike Alongi sist, while Loch Sheridan nal minute of the rst ITEM STAFF and Will Shull scored two quarter, but then Marble- goals each. Sam Thomp- head netted back-to-back MARBLEHEAD — son had one goal and two goals within 15 seconds Despite trailing for most assists, Paul Heffernan of each other (from Sher- of the rst quarter, the had one goal and one idan and Penkrat, respec- Marblehead boys lacrosse assist, Adam Zamansky tively) to take a 2-1 lead team took the lead in the had one goal and Charlie into the second quarter. nal minute and didn’t Driscoll had one assist. The Magicians contin- relinquish it the rest of For Peabody, Colby ued to roll from there, the way, taking down Therrien paced the of- scoring the rst two goals Northeastern Conference fense with two goals. Con- of the second quarter to foe Peabody 9-4 at Piper nor McCarron and Jack go up 4-1. The rst was Field Thursday after- Houlden each had one an unassisted goal by noon. The win, which was goal and one assist, while Zamansky, while the sec- the 10th in a row for the Ryan Fera had one assist. ond came after Heffernan Magicians, also quali ed “The guys de nitely picked up a loose ball at Marblehead for the state stepped up and played mid eld, ran into the of- tournament. well today,” said Peabody fensive zone and found “This is a good group coach Leo Shidler. “Obvi- Penkrat on a great feed. and they always put in ously it’s not the result Peabody stopped the 100 percent effort,” said we wanted, but this is a bleeding a bit when Mc- Marblehead coach John young group of guys and Carron scored with 6:19 Wilkens. “It feels good to even in a loss like this, I to go in the half, but then reach this goal, but we think it will help us grow.” Marblehead responded still have a long way to It was actually Pea- with two goals in the nal go in the season and now body that struck rst in three minutes (one from is no time to get compla- this one, with Houlden Shull and one from Sher- cent.” knocking in a one-timer ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK idan) to take a 6-2 lead Christian Penkrat led from McCarron to put the into the halftime break. Marblehead’s Christian Penkrat (left) had two goals and one assist in a win the way for Marblehead Tanners up 1-0. The score over Peabody Thursday, while Loch Sheridan (right) had two goals. with two goals and one as- remained there until the MARBLEHEAD, B2 Lynn’s Gasper discusses his sports upbringing By Daniel Kane ful career working as a sports was a kid, believe it or not, that Celtics and didn’t realize he ITEM STAFF columnist for the Boston Globe was like our playground. We would be 5-foot-9, and a radio host at 98.5 The would go out there and play 100-and-nothing. That was my LYNN — Growing up in Sports Hub. Thursday night at pickup tackle football or base- introduction to sports. It was a Lynn, Chris Gasper’s love for the Lynn Museum’s annual ball and my dad would hit me lot of stuff in the Lynn commu- sports started just the same as meeting, Gasper sat down with y balls. That’s what we used nity.” many others — in his home. the Daily Item’s Steve Krause to look forward to. From a young age Gasper “A lot of my passion for sports to share some of that upbring- “We would play and I would always had a passion for read- really started in the home,” ing and talk Boston sports. pretend to be all my favorite ing and writing, another thing Gasper said. “That was the “I played basketball at the athletes, Bo Jackson, Deion he adopted from his family. home that was on 86 Richard- Lynn YMCA, that’s something Sanders, Raghib Ismail, I Gasper developed those skills son Road. It was just watching I always remember looking would even imitate their during his education at Lynn sports with my dad, my uncles forward to very much,” Gasper touchdown celebrations,” Gas- Classical and Boston and sort of connecting there.” said. “If you know Richardson per continued. “At that time, I University. That passion is something Road you know it’s behind think young Chris thought he Gasper turned into a success- Pine Grove Cemetery. When I would play for the Patriots or GASPER, B2 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Marcus Morris wipes his face with a towel after the Celtics were eliminated by the Milwaukee Bucks in Hamill ready for big stage of NCAA Tournament the Eastern Conference semi nals. By Harold Rivera take on No. 13 Kean in the earned another shot at ITEM SPORTS EDITOR opening round. UNE. Behind ve innings “It’s still crazy that we’re of shutout softball from LYNN — From her days going to NCAA’s,” Hamill, Hamill, Endicott defeated as a Wyoma Little League a St. Mary’s graduate, UNE 8-0 to force a win- Steve softball player, Lynn na- said. “It’s kind of like a ner-take-all clash against tive Michaela Hamill has dream come true.” the Nor’easters. Endicott Krause always dreamed of pitch- Hamill and the Gulls punched its ticket to ing on the biggest stage. made quick work of the NCAA’s with a 10-0 win. Hamill, now a junior CCC during the regular The victory was Gulls pitcher at Endicott Col- season, going 16-0 against coach Katie Bettencourt’s lege, is watching her conference opponents. But 100th career win. What on Earth dream become a reality. when the CCC Tourna- “It was awesome,” Ha- Champions of the Com- ment rolled around, Endi- mill said. “We had a lot to monwealth Coast Confer- cott made things dif cult celebrate. Maggie Oram ence, the Gulls are bound on itself. The Gulls fell to pitched a perfect game so happened to for the Division III NCAA University of New En- that we really exciting. We Tournament. They trav- gland, 6-2, in the opening hit three home runs which COURTESY PHOTO eled to Union, New Jersey round, dropping Endicott was really cool. We were the Celtics? this week and start their to the loser’s bracket. They Lynn native Michaela Hamill is really excited.” tournament quest Friday bounced back with an 9-1 going to the NCAA Tournament First, let’s get this out of the way afternoon (2), when they win over Salve Regina and HAMILL, B2 with the Endicott softball team. quickly and succinctly: the Celtics lost to the Bucks because Milwaukee is a better team. Period. There is no mystery about this. The Bucks have the scariest player on the planet at the moment (Giannis Antetok- ounmpo), who should pay taxes to live at the free throw line. Even a good defensive team (which, for whatever reason, the Celtics were not this year) would have trouble containing him for an entire game. CONGRESS We can debate matters such as “why INSURANCE AGENCY OF LYNN was it so easy for them?” or wonder why 131 BROAD STREET, LYNN, MA 01901 the Celtics’ conditioned response to every Milwaukee spurt was to lie down and Congress Insurance Agency’s shrivel up in the fetal position. But it is quite possible that even a ITEM FILE PHOTO Player of the Week motivated Celtics team would have had Classical’s Brett Bucklin went 2-for-5 with four RBI its hands full with the Bucks and might and also earned the victory on the mound in a win over have lost this series. Everett Thursday. I’ve reached the point where I just about cannot watch NBA basketball anymore. It is unwatchable. Yet I could Classical baseball wins make an exception with this Bucks team. It is fun to watch. Giannis (sorry, I cannot risk spelling this kid’s last name second straight game wrong any more than I have to) plays the game the way I remember it was when I Galeazzi (2-for-3, run), Brendan liked watching it. OK, they may have to SCHOOL ROUNDUP Lannon (2-for-3, two RBI, two BOBBY ALCOCK play a little traveling music whenever he By Mike Alongi runs), Deniel Ortiz (2-for-3, three goes to the hoop, but Michael Jordan and ITEM STAFF RBI, two runs), James Wilkins (2- ST. MARY’S LeBron James have also been known to for-4, three RBI, run). SENIOR “step” lively on the court too. You know After a tough loss to Saugus The Rams improved to 8-3 with how it goes. Those guys can do the 50- Monday, the Classical baseball the win and travel to Revere Mon- This week’s Congress Insurance Agency Player of the Week is yard dash to the hoop and draw a foul to team has turned its week around. Bobby Alcock, a senior right-handed pitcher from St. Mary’s of day afternoon (4). Lynn. Last week, Alcock struck out 12 batters, allowed only one boot, while guys like Brian Scalabrine Classical picked up its second win BASEBALL in as many days with a 14-2 victo- walk on three hits, and got a save. He appeared twice; a complete could move his pivot foot a half-inch to Swampscott 18, Somerville 4 game win over Archbishop Williams as well as a close out save the left and get whistled. So let’s stop the ry over Everett in a Northeastern Ryan Graciale went 4-for-4 with against Cardinal Spellman. Coach Derek Dana describes Alcock whining about that right now. Conference contest Thursday. four RBI and four runs scored in as a true competitor and said, “he has been our number one Instead, let us celebrate one of our own The game belonged to Brett the win, while Jonathan Oriakhi since his sophomore year and he always wants the ball.” Bobby — St. John’s Prep’s Pat Connaughton Bucklin, who got the job done both and Zach Elwell each had three will continue his academic and athletic career at Winchendon on the mound and at the plate en Academy next year. The Spartans look to continue the hot streak — and wish him the best the rest of the RBI and Aidan Graciale had two as they take on Cardinal Spellman on the road today at 4 p.m. way. route to victory. Bucklin allowed RBI. Tyler Marshall got the win But I come not to praise the Bucks, but just one earned run on four hits on the mound after tossing ve to bury the Celtics. And there’s quite a with ve strikeouts. He helped his innings and allowing four runs on For additional information on Congress lot to bury. own cause, going 2-for-5 with four eight hits with two strikeouts. RBI and two runs scored. Other Insurance, visit www.Congressinsurance.com KRAUSE, B2 offensive highlights included Nico ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019 Lynn helped shape Chris Gasper’s love of sports, reading GASPER From B1 “I always loved to read,” Gasper said. “It was something that was in the home. It’s something I really got from my mom and my aunt. They’re both extremely passionate when it comes to writing and literature. That’s just the way we grew up. “I always admired the people that could generate these stories,” Gasper said. “Something that doesn’t exist, it’s a blank piece of paper or a blank screen and from somebody’s mind something is created that allows them to connect to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK other people. I always thought there was something magi- Peabody’s Colby Therrien (right) scored two goals in a loss to Marblehead Thursday afternoon at cal about that.” Piper Field. With two sports lovers leading the conversation, the dis- cussion naturally landed on what’s going through every Boston Celtics fan’s mind after the team was eliminated in the second round of the playoffs by the Milwaukee Bucks Magicians best Peabody in NEC battle Wednesday — whether Kyrie Irving will remain a Celtic. “I think (he’s leaving),” Gasper said. “I think he struggled MARBLEHEAD Shull) to make it 7-4 after score two goals in the final “We’ve got to work on our all year long to find the right mood, method, message for From B1 three quarters. three minutes of play (one man-up situations, and we leadership. It’s hard to be an individualist and connect with “Unfortunately, that’s from Thompson and one really just need to get bet- other people and be a leader. I think that was his struggle. Things got a bit interest- been the story for us all from Heffernan) to extend ter in all of the small fac- “When you look at the Celtics and what they didn’t ac- ing in the third quarter, year,” Shidler said. “We the lead and take home ets of the game -- passing, complish, that frustration, why would you want to stay?” as Peabody came out of just can’t seem to get that the conference victory. catching, turnovers. Those Gasper said. “Why would you want to come back to a place the break strong. McCa- critical goal that puts us “(Getting those last two things are the difference where you feel like your leadership is not heeded, where rron scored less than two over the edge in these big goals) was huge because between winning and los- you’re in a combative relationship with the media?” minutes into the frame games. But again, these it gave us that separation ing.” Later, Gasper would talk about a Boston sports coach who to get within three, then guys are all young and we wanted,” Wilkens said. Marblehead (10-2) will also has a combative relationship with the media — Bill a little over five minutes that will all come with ex- “We had a huddle and said take on Beverly Monday. Belichick. Starting his career with the Boston Globe as a later he made it 6-4 when perience.” the next goal is big for “Like I told the guys af- Patriots beat writer, Gasper has had more than one encoun- he scored his second of the The fourth quarter be- momentum, and we were ter the game, there’s al- ter with the Patriots head coach’s icy glares. game. But, just as it hap- longed to Marblehead, able to go out and get it.” ways ways we can get bet- “Bill and I have had some fun run-ins over the years,” pened in the second quar- who played very solid de- Peabody (6-6) will try to ter,” Wilkens said. “For us, Gasper said. “One of them was Spygate. He had said he ter, Marblehead stopped fense and kept the clock get back in the win column it’s decision making. We misinterpreted a rule, so I brought the rule with me. I asked Peabody’s rally with a running on offense. The Saturday (12:30) against have to be smarter with him a question and I said the rule seems pretty clear. In the quick goal (this one from Magicians went on to Swampscott. the ball out there.” middle of my question he started walking off the podium. “This is what I’ve learned over the years, he wants to manage and control everything,” Gasper said. “In that Hamill, Endicott get set for NCAA tournament building he can do that. That’s the way the NFL works and he’s the unquestioned boss in that building. But what’s the HAMILL This season, Hamill has single game. They’re com- season was a feat easier one thing outside of his control? The media.” From B1 posted a 9-2 record in 69 ing to New Jersey. They’re said than accomplished. Out of the many athletes and coaches Gasper has covered 1/3 innings of work. She super excited, as excited The team tested itself with over the years, the most exceptional in terms of conducting Hamill and her team- allowed just 19 earned as we were. A lot of the a competitive non-confer- themselves is a fan favorite, Tom Brady. mates feel things came runs, a career low, in 13 families and parents were ence schedule, including a “To have that level of fame and adulation,” Gasper said of full-circle this season. En- appearances. Her 50 really involved. The par- slate of tough opponents Brady. “And to respond the way he does, to treat people the dicott fell one win short of strikeouts and 1.92 ERA ents kind of felt like they out of the gate in its Flori- way he does. It’s a minor thing but what I always noticed the CCC Championship in are also career bests. won too.” da trip, in hopes preparing about Tom is, a lot of times you ask a question and people 2018. Rather than hang “I’ve really improved An elementary educa- itself for the biggest stage. look at the camera. You ask Tom Brady a question and he their heads on last year’s with being smarter in tion major, Hamill will in- Now they feel well-pre- looks at you. He makes eye contact. There’s a respect factor shortcomings, the Gulls pitching to batters,” Ha- tern at the May Institute pared for what’s ahead of there.” learned from their mis- mill, a right-hander, said. in Wilmington during the them. takes and corrected them “Everyone knows me as a fall. She plans on pursu- “We played national- this time around. pitcher. You have to learn ing a master’s in severe ly-ranked teams,” Hamill “We kind of ended up to work around that and special needs. With the said. “I feel that kind of Poor chemistry doomed doing the same thing we strategize. The (CCC Tour- close of the academic year prepared us. Some of those did last year,” Hamill said. nament) game against around the corner, Hamill teams are in the tourna- Celtics from the start “We had to win three UNE was my third time has kept busy over the ment so that was good for games to win the champi- pitching against them. I past few weeks. us to see where we stand. KRAUSE onship because we had to was pretty proud of myself “Our professors are real- We played well in our conference and there were out From B1 go into the loser’s bracket. that they weren’t able to ly understanding,” Hamill Losing last year lit a fire figure it out.” said. “Endicott’s a big stu- of conference games that Let’s establish two things at the outset. First, lay off underneath us. We wanted Hamill’s family shares dent-athlete school. I’ve helped us. We beat Tufts, Brad Stevens. You don’t automatically become a bad to win that much more. We in her success by making had to miss class a lot but that was a huge win. Wins coach after being creative and innovative for your ca- have a lot of returners this the quick drive from Lynn they’re supportive. A lot of like that kind of gave us reer. Sometimes, you get dealt a bad hand and no mat- year and we all talked to Beverly to watch her professors go to our games re-assurance heading into ter what you try, you just can’t salvage it. That, I’m about how uptight we pitch. and email us ‘good job’ af- NCAA’s. afraid, was Stevens’ lot this season. played last year. Last “It’s a big part of it,” Ha- ter. Everyone’s really sup- “We’re super excited. Still, the team won 49 games, which is only six less year’s experiences helped mill said. “It’s fun to be portive of athletics at End- We’re going to go down than last year, when he was a genius. us. We played much more able to celebrate with icott.” there, have fun, do our best Second, and more important, this was not a good loose and calm.” them. They come to every Endicott’s 32-win regular and see what happens.” team. T-E-A-M team. They weren’t bad players (well, except for Jayson Tatum, who seemed to take 10 giant steps backward). But the collective whole was far less than the sum of its parts. English baseball pulls out conference win The question is why. Was it because of the uncertainty 6-1 at second singles), Jake Cannan Whittier/Simone javelin (137-7) and Doherty surrounding Kyrie Irving’s situation? That’s possible. ROUNDUP Ennis (6-3, 6-2 at third sin- Likterov (6-3, 6-0 in first winning the 100 (11.3) and Some people can put that behind them and go out and From B1 gles), Jonah Hodgdon/Adam doubles) and Tess Keaney/ the 200 (23.7). Other win- perform. Mookie Betts of the Red Sox would appear Fred Juden pitched two Mariano (6-1, 6-0 at first Cahill Whittier (6-3, 6-0 in ners for Marblehead were to be that way. Irving is a tremendous talent, but he innings of relief and struck doubles) and Khoa Nguyen/ second doubles). does not seem to have the ability to compartmental- Derek Testa in the shot put out four batters. Daniel Kazimierczyk (6-1, Marblehead in now 9-0. ize in the same manner. All season long, he seemed to (40-10 1/4), Dylan Klocker Swampscott (5-5) hosts 6-1 at second doubles). BOYS TRACK have stretches of being disengaged and disruptive. I’ve in the discus (106-3), Nate Marblehead Friday (6:30). Lynnfield 5, played enough sports myself to understand how brit- Peabody 102, Mullins in the 400 (58.1), English 6, Medford 5 tle the chemistry is on teams where having a healthy North Reading 0 Winthrop 20 Austin Lavender in the Jomar Moreta had two ego goes hand-in-hand with performance. There are 12 Lynnfield got wins from Abraham Ayuso won both 800 (2:13.2), Will Lamb in RBI to lead the Bulldogs’ players on the Celtics, which means there are also 12 Jamil Khodr (6-1, 6-3 in first the high jump (5-0) and the the one-mile (5:14.2) and offense, while Albert Torres healthy egos. Even the Patrice Bergerons of the world singles), Harrison Lubas 400 hurdles (1:06.1) for Pea- Chris King in the two-mile and Andy Duverge each had have egos. Otherwise they could never get out there ev- (6-1, 6-0 in second singles), body to lead the way. Other (11:53.8). one RBI. Moreta also earned ery night and play. Michael Gentile (6-1, 6-3 in winners for the Tanners Saugus got wins from the save on the mound after But it doesn’t take much to upset that balance. When third singles), David Gen- were Chioke Onwuogu in Kenny Okoye, who won Irving decides he’s going to freeze someone out on the pitching 1 1/3 innings of tile/Michael Maffeo (6-4, 6-1 the long jump (18-10 1/2), Ja- both the triple jump (43-1 court and do it all by himself, or when he makes allu- relief. Julien Silvestre got in first doubles) and Mike cob Hawthorne in the triple 1/4) and the 110 hurdles sions to the lack of supporting cast around him, he’s not the start on the mound and Tyrrell/Jordan Hemly (6-4, jump (40-6), John Guiney (16.8), and from Brandon going to win friends among his peers. Even if — a lot of went 4 1/3 innings, allowing 6-1 in second doubles). in the shot put (37-4), Jake Khath, who won the 400 the time — he’s right. two runs on three hits with Marblehead 4, Carroca in the discus (107- hurdles (1:06.4). I daresay back in October, when Tuukka Rask couldn’t five strikeouts. Nathaniel Swampscott 1 3), Phillip Makoci in the GIRLS TRACK stop a beach ball, none of the Bruins’ players were call- Espinal pitched 1 1/3 in- Marblehead got wins from javelin (122-10), Joshua Ilo- Beverly 105, nings, allowing one run on ing him out in public. Now look at him. He’s the toast of Billy Ackerman (6-0, 6-0 in ri in the 110 hurdles (17.5), Swampscott 26 two hits. the town — and still undented. first singles), Tony Gluskin Patrick Haskell in the 100 Swampscott’s lone win SOFTBALL What happens from here on out is anybody’s guess. (6-0, 1-6, 6-3 in third sin- (11.6), Tyler Surman in the came from Clara Espaillat, Beverly 12, gles), Erik Stammnitz/Vitto- 200 (23.9), Kemani Jackson But bad marriages can happen between good people. who won the shot put with Winthrop 0 (F/5) rio Mariotti (6-0, 6-1 in first in the 400 (56.3), Kaden Sil- And I’m afraid this is the case here. So my guess is the a distance of 35-6 3/4. The Beverly offense was doubles) and Jack Curran/ va in the 800 (2:24.1) and two parties cut their losses and move on. Marblehead 75, led by Rona Scott, who went Jack Quigley (6-0, 6-1 in sec- Ryan Buchanan in the two- Gordon Hayward is a different story. He suffered a Saugus 56 2-for-3 with four RBI. Julia ond doubles). mile (12:01.8). gruesome injury at the beginning of last season, and Asia Waitekus and Anna Pitman (3-for-4) and Natalie Swampscott lone win The lone win for Win- most anyone who has ever been hurt that badly will Bedrossian were both dou- tell you it takes almost an entire season, even after the Stilwell (2-for-3) each had came in second singles from throp came from Cormac three RBI in the win. Emily Justin Ratner (7-5, 6-1). MacPhail in the one-mile ble-winners for Marblehead, rehab, to recover physically and mentally. with Waitekus winning the Hayward showed flashes of what he could be this year, Stilwell earned the win on GIRLS TENNIS (5:05.1). the mound, pitching all five Lynnfield 5, Beverly 73, high jump (4-6) and the long and showed flashes of a guy still trying to sort things jump (14-6) and Bedrossian out. I don’t think it’s fair to come down too hard on him. innings and allowing just North Reading 0 Swampscott 63 winning the discus (90- But if he’s this inconsistent next season, we may have four hits with four strike- Lynnfield’s wins came Jackson Brigham was a 3) and the javelin (68-10). to start thinking about chalking this up to a bad sign- outs. She also went 3-for-3 from Megan Nevils (6-4, 6-0 double-winner for Swamp- Other winners for Marble- ing. It happens. with four runs scored at the in first singles), Alexa Vitti- scott, taking first in the shot Beyond those two, others the Celtics may have count- plate. glio (6-4, 7-5 in second sin- put (44-1) and the discus head were Mae Genovese ed on to take them to the NBA finals just didn’t come Beverly is now 8-3. gles), Emma Gallucci (6-4, (127-4). Other winners for in the shot put (24-10), Cara through. We’ve mentioned Tatum, who seemed to be a Innovation 20, Tech 8 7-6 in third singles), Grace Swampscott were Joseph Grazado in the 100 hurdles passive defensive player (and that’s being kind). Mar- Ariella Long scored two Sokip/Gillian Skelley (6-0, Varghese in the high jump (17.9), Eleni Sinnis in the cus Smart didn’t get any worse, but he didn’t get any runs and had one stolen 6-0 in first doubles) and Ce- (5-8), Joey Do in the triple 400 (1:09.1), Michaela Hali- better either. It took Jaylen Brown a while to get going, base in the loss, while Geor- leste Joly/Claire Yang (6-3, jump (41-1 1/2), Jake Cul- otis in the 800 (2:41.7), Bel- but, like the rest of the team, he turned invisible in the gina Toribio and Aleida Tor- 6-2 in second doubles). liton in the javelin (162-10) la Kramer in the one-mile last week. res each scored two runs. The Pioneers are now 9-0. and Reece Klusza in the 800 (6:09.9) and Bella Corsini in It was never a question of individual talent as much Tech (2-9) plays Northeast Marblehead 5, (2:10.0). the two-mile (12:46.2). as it was the lack of cohesion this season. And fair or Monday. Swampscott 0 Marblehead 101, Saugus got wins from unfair, the tangible representation of such a malaise is BOYS TENNIS Marblehead’s wins came Saugus 29 Jada Okoye in the tri- Uncle Drew. It’s too bad when you think of what could Classical 5, Everett 0 from Michelle Shub (6-0, Jack McGrath and Joe ple jump (31-10 3/4), Ava have been. The Rams improved to 5-6 6-1 in first singles), Han- Doherty were both dou- Fiorino in the 400 hurdles Instead, we’re left with what is. And it is hugely disap- with the win. Winners were nah Porath (6-2, 6-4 in sec- ble-winners for Marblehead, (1:14.8), Jennifer Costa in pointing to the point of being infuriating — a wide-open Stephen Ong (6-1, 6-1 at ond singles), Jessie Munroe with McGrath taking the the 100 (13.2) and Kiley window that will not remain open forever. first singles), Andy Ma (6-1, (6-4, 6-2 in third singles), long jump (19-10) and the Ronan in the 200 (27.8). FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FRIDAY Girls Tennis Baseball Williams at St. Mary’s (3:30) St. Mary’s at Spellman (3:30) Fenwick at Austin Prep (3:30) Gloucester at Peabody (4) Everett at Classical (4) Peabody at Gloucester (4) Revere at Salem (4) Salem at Revere (4) Beverly at Winthrop (4) Winthrop at Beverly (4) Tech at Chelsea (4) Marblehead at Swampscott (6:30) Track Softball Tech at Greater Lawrence (at Shaw- sheen, 4) St. Mary’s at Spellman (3:30) Ipswich at Lynnfield (3:45) SATURDAY Fenwick at Shawsheen (4) Baseball Swampscott at Marblehead (4) North Reading at Lynnfield (at Fraser, Peabody at Gloucester (4) 11) Salem at Revere (4:30) Winthrop at Boston English (12) Boys Lacrosse St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (1) Lynnfield at Ipswich (6) Spellman at Fenwick (at Fraser, 2) Girls Lacrosse Danvers at Saugus (at Fraser, 7) Beverly at Marblehead (4) Softball Saugus at Malden (4) Everett at Classical (3) Salem at Winthrop (4) Boys Lacrosse Gloucester at Revere (6) Fenwick at Boston Latin (11) Ipswich at Lynnfield (6) Swampscott at Peabody (12:30) Essex Tech at St. Mary’s (7) Woburn at St. Mary’s (7) Boys Tennis Track Austin Prep at Fenwick (4) Varsity MSTCA (at Sharon, TBA) Gloucester at Peabody (4) St. Joseph/Matignon at St. Mary’s Beverly at Winthrop (4) (2:30)

SPORTS BRIEFS Ridley basketball School Hall of Fame Com- mittee (50 Goodridge spring workouts Street, Lynn, MA, 01902). The Ridley Basketball Skill Clinics will run spring/ 2019 Bud Orne summer workouts on Mon- Street Hockey day evenings (7-8:30 p.m.) starting April 22. The 10 ses- Tournament sions will run each Monday The 2019 Bud Orne until June 24. The sessions Street Hockey Tournament will take place at St. Mary’s. will take place Saturday, Drills are designed to help May 18 beginning at 9 a.m. any player at any level with at Bud Orne Rink in Mar- ball handling, shooting (off blehead. The tournament the dribble, off screens and will be hosted by Marble- off the pass), creating your head High School seniors own shot and finishing at Ben Gansenberg, Brendan the rim. Games will also be Locke and Lucas Winder mixed in so that players can for their senior project. learn how to use their skills The tournament will be broken up into three age in a game situation. The cost divisions. The first division of the clinics is $200. For — second through fourth more information, contact graders — will play from 9 Helen Ridley at via phone at a.m. to 11 a.m. The second PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 781-775-0078 or email at rid- division — fifth through leytopflightbasketball@ eighth graders — will play Patrice Bergeron (center) celebrates with teammates after scoring a goal in the third period of gmail.com. from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Carolina Hurricanes Thursday. third division will consist English Hall of of high school players and will play from 1 p.m. to 3 Fame nominations p.m. Four third-period goals help Bruins take The entry fee is $10 per Lynn English High player, and the proceeds School is accepting nomi- will go toward fundraising Game 1 of Eastern Conference finals nations for its Hall of for the Marblehead Youth Fame. Nominations will be Hockey Association. Each BOSTON (AP) — Mar- seman Charlie McAvoy, Marchand’s shot to tie it, from Aho off the right foot accepted until May 31. The team will consist of six cus Johansson and Patrice also scored for Boston — and just 15 seconds later late in the first period and induction ceremony will be people — five players and Bergeron scored pow- his first career postseason the Bruins were back on left for the locker room, held October 8 at Spinelli’s. one goalie. Included in the er-play goals 28 seconds goal — with about three the power play when Dou- but he was back in the Nominations must be $10 entry fee, each player apart, and Boston scored minutes gone in the game. gie Hamilton was given 2 second. mailed to Tom Strangie at will be given two slices of four times in the third Back in the net for the minutes for roughing. The shot hit Chara on the Lynn English High pizza and a water. period to rally from a first time since Game 2 Boston set up in the the outside of his right foot one-goal deficit and beat of the second-round se- Hurricane’s zone, Jake and the 6-foot-9 defensem- TV/RADIO the Carolina Hurricanes ries against the Islanders, DeBrusk sent the puck an buckled over and went 5-2 on Thursday night in Mrazek made 23 saves for across the ice to March- to the ice. He struggled to TV Game 1 of the Eastern the Hurricanes. Curtis and, who tipped it back make it to the bench, and MLB Conference finals. McElhinney finished off into the slot for Bergeron, once he got there he was 2 p.m...... Milwaukee at Chicago...... MLB Network Tuukka Rask stopped New York, but coach Rod and he slid it through in obvious pain. He missed 7 p.m...... NY Yankees at Tampa Bay...... MLB Network 29 shots for Boston, which Brind’Amour went back to Mrazek’s pads to make it the rest of the first period 7:10 p.m...... Seattle at Boston...... NESN College Baseball trailed 2-1 before capi- Mrazek when he was clear 3-1. but returned for the start 7 p.m...... Kentucky at South Carolina...... SEC Network talizing on back-to-back by doctors after the five- Carolina coach Rod of the second. 8 p.m...... Indiana at Michigan...... ESPNU power plays. With about day break between series. Brind’Amour called his Boston was already Golf three minutes left, Bran- Sebastian Aho and Greg timeout to settle things without Chara’s defense 10:30 a.m...... European Tour: British Masters...... Golf don Carlo deflected a McKegg scored for Caroli- down, but Hamilton partner, Charlie McAvoy, 12 p.m...... Champions: Regions Tradition...... Golf slow-rolling puck into the na. picked up another penalty who was suspended one 3:30 p.m...... PGA Tour: AT&T Byron Nelson...... Golf empty net to make it 4-2, It was still 2-1 when Jor- less than three minutes game for a shoulder to the Hockey and then 11 seconds later dan Staal was sent off for later. head of Columbus forward 2 p.m...... World Championships (US vs. Slovakia)...... NHL Network Radio Chris Wagner skated in on roughing in the opening THE BIGGER Josh Anderson. McAvoy Petr Mrazek to clinch it. minute of the third peri- THEY ARE was averaging a team- MLB Steven Kampfer, start- od. Johansson slammed Bruins captain Zdeno high 24:26 ice time, and 7:10 p.m...... Seattle at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 ing for suspended defen- home a rebound of Brad Chara took a wrist shot Chara was third. STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Red Sox honored by Trump during White House visit Thursday, May 9 St. Louis at San Jose, 9 p.m. Boston 5, Carolina 2, Boston leads Tuesday, May 14 Boston at Carolina, 8 p.m. WASHINGTON (AP) — each player’s personal de- series 1-0 Wednesday, May 14 President Donald Trump cision whether to attend. Saturday, May 11 San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m. honored the World Series “We don’t see it as a St. Louis at San Jose, 8 p.m. Thursday, May 15 champion Boston Red racial divide,” he said Sunday, May 12 Boston at Carolina, 8 p.m. Sox — well, some of them after the team received Carolina at Boston, 3 p.m. Friday, May 16 — at the White House on a post-ceremony tour of Monday, May 13 San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Thursday, but made no the Lincoln Bedroom. “I mention of the controver- think, to the extent that sy that shadowed the vis- we can, baseball is apolit- NBA PLAYOFFS it. ical.” Thursday, May 9 p.m. The team’s manager, A championship team’s Philadelphia 112, Toronto 101, Sunday, May 12 Alex Cora, did not attend coach rarely, if ever, miss- x-Houston at Golden State, 3:30 series tied 3-3 the ceremony after citing es the White House visit, p.m. Denver at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Toronto, 7 p.m. his frustration with the a tradition that began Friday, May 10 x-Portland at Denver, 3:30, 7 or 9:30 administration’s efforts in earnest in 1924 when Golden State at Houston, 9:30 p.m. to help his native Puerto then-President Calvin Rico recover from a dev- Coolidge invited the astating hurricane. And PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington Senators. MLB nearly a dozen members Cora had considered at- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE of the team, all players of Chris Sale speaks to the crowd after the Red tending Thursday’s White East Division East Division Sox were honored for their 2018 World Series W L Pct GB W L Pct GB color, skipped the oppor- House event to call atten- Tampa Bay 23 13 .639 — Philadelphia 21 15 .583 — tunity to shake Trump’s title at the White House Thursday. tion to the plight of those New York 22 15 .595 1½ Atlanta 18 19 .486 3½ hand. Meanwhile, every in Puerto Rico, where Boston 19 19 .500 5 New York 17 20 .459 4½ Boston’s rival, the New century. He laughed when Toronto 15 22 .405 8½ Washington 14 22 .389 7 white player on the team Hurricane Maria is es- Baltimore 13 24 .351 10½ Miami 10 27 .270 11½ — as well as outfielder York Yankees, was heard. Martinez teased him for timated to have caused Central Division Central Division Trump was presented being a Yankees fan. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB J.D. Martinez, who is of nearly 3,000 deaths. But Minnesota 23 12 .657 — Chicago 22 13 .629 — Cuban descent — attend- with a Red Sox jersey with The president was ac- in the end, he opted not Cleveland 20 16 .556 3½ Milwaukee 23 16 .590 1 ed. No. 18 on the back. companied by two of the to go. Detroit 16 18 .471 6½ St. Louis 21 16 .568 2 Chicago 16 20 .444 7½ Pittsburgh 17 16 .515 4 The Red Sox repeatedly The day was not with- team’s stars, Martinez and “Unfortunately, we Kansas City 13 25 .342 11½ Cincinnati 16 22 .421 7½ denied there was any sort out mishaps: The White pitcher Chris Sale, from are still struggling, still West Division West Division House first incorrectly la- the Oval Office and joined W L Pct GB W L Pct GB of racial divide caused fighting,” Cora said in a Houston 22 15 .595 — Los Angeles 25 14 .641 — by the White House vis- beled the team as the “Red the rest of the team as- statement. “Some people Seattle 20 20 .500 3½ Arizona 21 16 .568 3 it, which has been trans- Socks” on its website and sembled under the South still lack basic necessi- Texas 17 17 .500 3½ San Diego 21 17 .553 3½ Los Angeles 17 20 .459 5 Colorado 17 20 .459 7 formed from moment of then later, in an email, Portico. The team’s third ties, others remain with- Oakland 17 22 .436 6 San Francisco 16 21 .432 8 celebratory ritual to hy- dubbed them the cham- base coach, Carlos Febles, out electricity and many Thursday’s Games (Buchholz 0-2), 7:07 p.m. per-politicized event un- pions of something called who is from the Domin- homes and schools are in Cleveland 5, Chicago White Sox 0, 5 N.Y. Yankees (German 6-1) at Tampa Bay der Trump. And there was the “World Cup Series.” ican Republic, stood two pretty bad shape almost a innings (Glasnow 6-0), 7:10 p.m. L.A. Angels 13, Detroit 0 Seattle (Swanson 1-3) at Boston (Rodri- no sign of discord during But Trump himself stuck rows behind the president. year and a half after Hur- Cincinnati 3, Oakland 0 guez 3-2), 7:10 p.m. the rained-upon ceremony to the correct script, hon- And dozens of administra- ricane Maria struck. I’ve N.Y. Yankees 3, Seattle 1 Detroit (Ross 1-4) at Minnesota (Odorizzi Chicago Cubs 4, Miami 1 4-2), 8:10 p.m. on the White House South oring the team’s dominant tion officials and members used my voice on many Colorado 12, San Francisco 11 Texas (Lynn 4-2) at Houston (Verlander Lawn. run to the title. of government, many of occasions so that Puerto Cincinnati 3, Oakland 0 5-1), 8:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 7:45 p.m. Philadelphia (Arrieta 4-2) at Kansas City The U.S. Marine Corps “Frankly, they were un- whom hail from the six Ricans are not forgotten, Texas at Houston, 8:10 p.m. (Bailey 3-3), 8:15 p.m. band played versions of stoppable. I watched,” said New England states, stood and my absence is no dif- Atlanta at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Cleveland (Anderson 0-1) at Oakland (Mon- Washington at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. tas 4-2), 9:37 p.m. “Dirty Water” and “Sweet Trump, who noted that the on the lawn to cheer. ferent. As such, at this Friday’s Games Milwaukee (Gonzalez 0-0) at Chicago Cubs Caroline,” two unoffi- squad had now won more Tom Werner, the team’s moment, I don’t feel com- L.A. Angels (Cahill 1-3) at Baltimore (Straily (Quintana 4-1), 2:20 p.m. 1-2), 7:05 p.m. Miami (Lopez 2-4) at N.Y. Mets (Wheeler cial Red Sox anthems. A World Series titles than chairman, downplayed the fortable celebrating in the Chicago White Sox (Covey 0-1) at Toronto 2-2), 7:10 p.m. derogatory shout about any other franchise this no-shows, saying it was White House.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019 TO OUR READERS: WE NEED YOUR HELP. In an effort to bring you more content you love, To make room for these new features, we and use them as we decide how to introduce send us the names of your favorite comics to: we’re adding new television and movie coverage. have to retire some of our comic strips. 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Mother’s extreme behavior disrupts family gatherings Counting all four requires discipline DEAR ABBY: My moth- the person missed critical Julie Andrews said, “Some der if three no-trump would er is 86 and drives every- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van deadlines that cost us people regard discipline as a be better. Here, that contract one in the family crazy Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, money. The head of my chore. For me, it is a kind of would have made easily. when we have to spend and was founded by her mother, firm deals with a lot of order that sets me free to fly.” South must find the club time with her. She says Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at younger clients, and it It requires discipline at the queen. He should draw things that make people DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los seems the younger the bridge table to track all of trumps with his own honors the high-card points, which cringe. She’s racist, ho- Angeles, CA 90069. person is, the less likely (noting that West had three), mophobic, judgmental and they will listen to any of experts do on every deal. It cash his second heart win- critical of everybody and their voicemails, or their is even harder to work out ner, lead a trump to dummy’s the opponents’ hand distri- everything. stantly tries to push her not. But more of her time voicemail boxes are full, so ace and ruff the last heart in butions, but luckily that is not When we try to point out health products on us. will be filled, and you all it’s impossible to leave a his hand. When West follows, often necessary. Still, when it that what she says hurts Do you have any sugges- will be able to enjoy the message for them. declarer knows that West be- tions for how to respond to is, as in today’s deal, if you are people, she starts going celebrations with her ab- gan with either 3=3=6=1 or someone who is so difficult sent. FRUSTRATED not watching, you might make into how much she is hurt 3=4=6=0 distribution. The for the whole family? I do RECEPTIONIST an unnecessary error. — daily — by all of us, how contract has become guar- “mean” we are to her, and love Mom and care about DEAR ABBY: I’m a re- How should South plan the DEAR FRUSTRATED: anteed. South plays a club to how we are her family and her, but am at my wits’ ceptionist. There’s a grow- play in his four-spade con- If someone calls the main dummy’s king and finesses need to be more loving. We end. ing trend that people don’t tract? West cashes two top diamonds, East discarding a through East on the way back. all feel sorry for her and bother to listen to their number, it may be that it’s REACHED THE END low club on the second. East hate how lonely she is. We voicemail. Instead they’ll the one that showed up on OF MY ROPE ruffs the third diamond and include her in all major call our firm and say, the person’s phone. Tell the shifts to a heart. “Someone from your office caller that he or she has holidays and family cele- DEAR REACHED: Your In the auction, some Norths brations, but she is usual- mother isn’t friendless. called me. I want to speak reached the MAIN number, and you need the name of might have been tempted to ly the cause of a major Her friends are the kin- with them.” They get an- respond three spades to show blowup or an overall dred spirits she sees at the gry with me when I tell the person before you can make the connection. It’s the fourth trump — bid to the downer for the gathering. radical political meetings. them I have no way of nine-trick level with nine com- the truth. It might also be I wish I could help her Because she disrupts fam- knowing who called them. bined trumps. However, that helpful to suggest to your see that she’s her own ily gatherings, you and Our firm is a large one. bid should be pre-emptive, worst enemy. I hate the your siblings need to work I don’t know why people boss that because younger with a weaker hand than this idea of excluding Mom out a schedule so each of are so lazy and inconsider- clients often don’t listen to one. So, two spades now, from family gatherings, you sees Mom and takes ate that they don’t listen their voicemails or pick up planning to bid three spades but it is nearing that her out individually. Ig- to their messages. In a when their phone rings, on the next round, was right. point. She has no friends. nore her comments as couple of instances im- sending them an email or South, with 19 points, jumped She goes to radical politi- much as possible. portant information was text might be more effi- straight to game, but did won- cal meetings and con- Will it be fun? Probably left on their voicemail, and cient.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE (SEAL) NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Premises: 47 Birch Street, Lynn, Massachusetts LAND COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT mortgage given by William A. Ogbemudia to Mortgage Electronic Registration By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Systems, Inc., as nominee for Prime Mortgage Financial, Inc., dated March 23, mortgage given by Howard L. King and Pamela D. King to Mortgage Electronic 17 SM 009496 2005 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Florida Capital Bank, NA dba Florida Book 24130, Page 223, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, Capital Bank Mortgage, said mortgage dated 1/13/2009, and recorded in the ORDER OF NOTICE by assignment from: Essex County (South) Registry of Deeds, in Book 28326 at Page 528 and now held by GMAT Legal Title Trust 2013-1, U.S. Bank, National Association, as Legal To: Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Chase Home Finance, LLC, Title Trustee by virtue of an assignment from GRA Legal Title Trust 2013-1, U.S. Marie Fedossow, Individually and as Personal Representative of the Estate of recorded on May 4, 2010, in Book No. 29439, at Page 127 Bank National Association as Trustee to GMAT Legal Title Trust 2013-1, U.S. Bank, Sasha A. Fedossow a/k/a Alexandra Sasha Fedossow National Association, as Legal Title Trustee dated November 5, 2014 and recorded George Fedosov a/k/a George Fedossow Massachusetts Foreclosure Deed from JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA s/b/m Chase in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33713, Page 285, Andrei Fedossow Home Finance LLC to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation dated October 27, previously assigned by RBS Financial Products Inc., to GRA Legal Title Trust 2011 and recorded with said Registry on February 16, 2012 in Book 31091, Page 2013-1, U.S. Bank National Association as Trustee to by virtue of an assignment and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 411 dated November 5, 2014 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) U.S.C. 50 §3901(et seq): Registry of Deeds in Book 33713, Page 277, previously assigned by The Secretary By Assignment Of Bid from JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA s/b/m Chase Home of Housing and Urban Development to RBS Financial Products, Inc. by virtue of an Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but Finance LLC to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation dated January 31, 2012 assignment of mortgage dated July 23, 2013 and recorded in Essex County as trustee for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust and recorded with said Registry on February 16, 2012 in Book 31091, Page 416 (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32775, Page 386, previously assigned by Bank of America, N.A. Successor by Merger to BAC Home Loans claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation by JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP to The Secretary of numbered 300 Lynn Shore Drive, Unit No. 912, of the 300 Lynn Shore Drive Association to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., recorded on August 29, 2017, in Book Housing and Urban Development by virtue of an assignment of mortgage dated Condominium, given by Sasha A. Fedossow to Mortgage Electronic Registration No. 36137, at Page 80 July 5, 2013 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Systems, Inc., acting solely as a nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., dated Book 32736, Page 515, previously assigned by Mortgage Electronic Registration July 31, 2003, and registered in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Systems Inc., as nominee for Florida Capital Bank, NA DBA Florida Capital Bank Deeds in Book 21418, Page 112, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on June 17, 2019, on the Mortgage to Bank of America, N.A. Successor by Merger to BAC Home Loans has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of mortgaged premises located at 6 Rockland Street, Lynn, Essex County, Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing , LP by virtue of an Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, assignment of mortgage dated October 11, 2011 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30764, Page 46 for breach of the If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United TO WIT: conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, will be States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers The land with the buildings thereon, situated at 6 Rockland Street in said Lynn, sold at Public Auction on May 20, 2019 at 2:00PM Local Time upon the Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on bounded and described as follows: premises all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in NORTHERLY by Rockland Street, twenty-one and thirty-five hundredths (21.35) this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before June 10, feet; Land with the buildings thereon, situated in said Lynn, being known and 2019, or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the EASTERLY on three courses, twenty-five (25) feet, twenty-three and sixty-eight numbered as 47 Birch Street, and being the Northeast half of Lot 36 on plan benefits of said Act. hundredths (23.68) feet, and thirty-six and seven hundredths (36.07) feet. for s. Maria Caldwell, dated June 25, 1892, recorded with Essex South District NORTHERLY again, by land now or formerly of Richard L. Patten et ux, twenty-one Deeds, Plan Book 13, Plan 23, and bounded and described as follows: Witness, GORDON H. PIPER Chief Justice of said Court on April 30, 2019. and seventy-seven hundredths (21.77) feet; SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly of Isaac Galber and George Chin, Trustee, nine NORTHWESTERLY by Birch Street, fifty (50) feet, Attest: Deborah J. Patterson and fifteen hundredths (9.15) feet, thirty-two and seventy-eight hundredths Recorder (32.78) feet, twelve and sixty-two hundredths (12.62) feet, and seven and NORTHEASTERLY by Webster Street, forty-five (45) feet, 17-028802 / FC01 ninety-four hundredths (7.94) feet; and Item: May 10, 2019 WESTERLY by land now or formerly of John I. and Mildred F. Deveau, one hundred SOUTHEASTERLY by Lot 37 on said plan, fifty (50) feet: nine and sixty-eight hundredths (109.68) feet. Being shown as Lot A on a plan entitled, ''Plan of Land in Lynn, belonging to SOUTHWESTERLY by land now for formerly of Freeze, forty-five (45) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT Richard L. & Elinor A. Pattern, Scale 1''=10', Towers Engineering Co., Surveyors,'' recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 3877, Page 487. The improvements thereon being known as 47 Birch Street, Lynn, MA 01902 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES19P0925EA Subject to reservations mentioned in the deed of Susan D. Welch, et al to Helen E. INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Caverly, dated March 22, 1890, and recorded in Essex South District Registry of BEING the same lot of ground which by Deed dated December 5, 1997 and Deeds in Book 1273, Page 519. recorded December 8, 1997 among the Land Records of Essex County, MA in Estate of: Subject to an easement for sewer, water and gas pipes through the premises Book 14471, page 399 was granted and conveyed to Chi Eung MA unto numbered 4 Rockland Street as shown in a deed dated February 21, 1952 and Howard L. King and Pamela D. King, husband and wife as Tenants by Entirety. Josephine Asscunta Racki Also Known As: Asscunta Josephine Racki recorded at said Registry in Book 3877, Page 498. Date of Death: October 18, 2018 Essex Division For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern The description of the property that appears in the mortgage to be District) Registry of Deeds in Book 21410, Page 16. foreclosed shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Gregory Racki of Swampscott MA These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit For Mortgagors' Title see deed dated December 5, 1997, and recorded a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Gregory Racki of Swampscott MA of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the December 8, 1997 in Book 14471 at Page 399 with the Essex County (South) nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Registry of Deeds. has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to serve without surety on the bond. titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration TERMS OF SALE: FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. by a certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within sixty (60) days after the balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 date of sale. Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Item: May 10, 2019 Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the Other terms to be announced at the sale. date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS shall control in the event of an error in this publication. 270 Farmington Avenue THE TRIAL COURT Farmington, CT 06032 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Attorney for GMAT Legal Title Trust 2013-1, DIVORCE SUMMONS BY U.S. Bank, National Association, as Legal Title Trustee PUBLICATION AND MAILING JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. Present Holder of the Mortgage Essex Probate and Family Court Present holder of said mortgage (860) 677-2868 36 Federal Street Item: April 26, May 3, 10, 2019 Salem, MA 01970 By its Attorneys, Docket No. ES18D1533DR HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 150 California St. CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY Yaklin E Torres vs. Herling De Los Remedios Pina Sanchez Newton, MA 02458 PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER: 18CP0296TN, Trial Court of Massachusetts, (617)558-0500 Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Bristol To the Defendant: 2010041114 County Juvenile Court, 40 Broadway, Suite 1521, Taunton, MA 02780 The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Item: May 3, 10, 17, 2019 grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown TO: Katie A Dyer: A petition has been presented to this court by DCF (Taunton), The Complaint is on file at the Court. seeking, as to the following children, Jordan Garcia, Jaleah Garcia, that said An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you children be found in need of care and protection and committed to the from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status Need to find an article? Department of Children and Families. The court may dispense the rights of the of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. person(s) named herein to receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: affecting the adoption, custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the children named herein, if it finds that the children are in need of care and Yaklin E Torres protection and that the best interests of the children would be served by said 33 Grove Street disposition. Apt 3 You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth Lynn, MA 01905 above, on the following date and time: 06/24/2019 at 09:00 AM Pre Trial Conference (CR/CV) your answer, if any, on or before 06/13/2019. If you fail to do so, the court will You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. represent you. WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date Date: May 1, 2019 thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this Pamela Casey O'Brien matter. Register of Probate For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 508-877-4910. WITNESS: Hon. John S. Spinale, FIRST JUSTICE Item: May 10, 2019 Subscribe to e-edition on Roger J. Oliveira, Acting Clerk-Magistrate DATE ISSUED: 04/29/2019 Item: May 10, 13, 20, 2019 FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Pope orders abuse to be reported, bishops to be investigated By Nicole Winfield require the crimes to be when they learn or have ASSOCIATED PRESS reported to police and es- “well-founded motives to sentially tasks discredited believe” a cleric or sister VATICAN CITY — Pope bishops who have mis- has engaged in sexual Francis issued a ground- handled abuse for decades abuse of a minor, sexual breaking new church law with policing their own. misconduct with an adult, Thursday requiring all It’s the latest effort by possession of child pornog- Catholic priests and nuns Francis to respond to the raphy — or that a superi- around the world to report global sex abuse and cov- or has covered up any of clergy sexual abuse and er-up scandal that has those crimes. cover-ups by their superi- devastated the credibility It doesn’t require them ors to church authorities, of the Catholic hierarchy to report to police, howev- in a new effort to hold and his own papacy. And er. The Vatican has long the Catholic hierarchy ac- it provides a new legal argued that different legal countable for failing to pro- framework for U.S. bishops systems make a universal tect their flocks. as they prepare to adopt reporting law impossible, The law provides whis- accountability measures and that imposing one tleblower protections for next month to respond to could endanger the church anyone making a report the scandal there. in places where Catholics PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and requires all dioceses “People must know that are a persecuted minori- The new church law issued by Pope Francis is his latest effort to re- to have a system in place bishops are at the service ty. But the procedures do spond to the global sex abuse and cover-up scandal that has devastated to receive the claims con- of the people,” said Arch- for the first time put into the credibility of the Catholic hierarchy and his own papacy. fidentially. And it outlines bishop Charles Scicluna, universal law that vic- internal procedures for the Vatican’s longtime sex tims cannot be silenced, ECA, said the Vatican Iseley. “Instead, they are abuse and cover-up reports. conducting preliminary in- crimes prosecutor. “They that clergy must obey civ- shouldn’t hide behind the using the exception as a The decree can be applied vestigations when the ac- are not above the law, and il reporting requirements argument that mandato- pretext for not reporting retroactively, meaning cused is a bishop, cardinal if they do wrong, they must where they live, and that ry reporting to police is a sexual abuse to civil au- priests and nuns are now or religious superior. be reported.” their obligation to report to problem in some countries. thorities and to keep abuse required to report even old Abuse victims and their The decree requires the the church in no way inter- “The church should es- secret.” cases of sexual wrongdoing advocates said the law world’s 415,000 Catholic feres with that. tablish the law for report- If implemented fully, and cover-ups — and enjoy was a step forward, but priests and 660,000 nuns The global victims group ing and justify the excep- though, the Vatican could whistleblower protections not enough since it doesn’t to tell church authorities Ending Clergy Abuse, or tion,” said ECA’s Peter well see an avalanche of for doing so.

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By Nekesa Mumbi Moody ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Lou- is Vuitton’s cruise show transported guests back in time as it showcased flashy 1980s-inspired outfits in a decidedly retro venue: the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS spacey, once-abandoned Sivan Alyra Rose stars in Netflix’s “Chambers.” TWA terminal at JFK Air- port. The white concrete and Actress hopes to open glass structure, with its smooth curves invoking an more doors for more aircraft from the future, was as much a draw as the designs by Louis Vuit- Native Americans ton creative director Nico- las Ghesquière. Designed issues as well. By Ragan Clark by Finnish architect Eero ASSOCIATED PRESS “Real life has its stress. Saarinen, the terminal Real life has its scares and was a sensation when it NEW YORK — New- real life ... plays into the debuted in the early 1960s comer Sivan Alyra Rose fantasy world at the same represents a rarity as one and is on the National Reg- time,” she said. ister of Historic Places. It of the few people of Native The show also explores American descent to star was closed in 2001 when real-life cultural issues af- in a Netflix series — or any the TWA airline shut down fecting Native Americans, television series, for that but is getting a new life including the use of its matter. But she hopes her and is set to reopen next mascots and other imag- breakthrough in “Cham- week as an attraction that bers” will encourage more ery in mainstream culture. includes a hotel, shopping opportunities for women In one scene, Sasha sees a and restaurants. like her. mural of a Native Ameri- For the Louis Vuitton “I think ‘Chambers’ is re- can on horseback, wearing show, the inside was trans- ally (at the forefront of) an a feathered headdress and formed into a tropical oasis PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS important conversation of lifting a tomahawk into overflowing with tropical inclusion and how simple the air. foliage that stretched even among the reasons she down the expansive tern of the era. it really can be,” said the “I went to a high school into the bathrooms; the came out Wednesday night. two-level runway in sat- The collection had a fall 19-year-old actress from that was off a reservation centerpiece staircase above “It’s bold and innovative,” in-like miniskirts accented feel, with plenty of leather the San Carlos Apache town and there’s so much was made even more dra- she told The Associated with a billowing top layer; jackets, skirts and coats, tribe. insensitivity in the world. matic amid a sea of green, Press. “There’s nothing a white leather jacket that but also pieces that mixed The show centers around Those kinds of murals, while retro signs including that looks quite like it.” had black lower sleeves materials, like a blue, Sasha Yazzie, who receives they’re everywhere. 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One black al at the chest. lead her on a quest to learn wear war bonnets to their gent that included Emma that looked partly inspired suit dress with pinstripes There of course were also more about her deceased football games on Friday Stone, Cate Blanchett, Ju- by the Victorian era with had its shoulders cut out, the Louis Vuitton famous donor. nights,” said Rose. “We’ve lianne Moore, Karlie Kloss, its layered, wide collars. so there were no shoulder bags, including clutches While Rose describes got to stop covering up Willow Smith, Michelle But for this show, pads, but the piece gave and one that was electron- “Chambers” as a super- that there’s bad things in Williams and newlyweds Ghesquière seemed to be a nod to the 80s with its ic with images flashing on natural horror show, she the world and that there’s Joe Jonas and Sophie turn- inspired by the glamour of poofy sleeves. And several it, yet another eye-catching says it touches on real-life insensitivity.” er, said the terminal was the 1980s; models walked skirts had the ribbon pat- moment of the evening. Mac DeMarco melds classic and fresh on new album By Ragan Clark the past. Marco feels. ASSOCIATED PRESS In “K,” a slower, more In “Preoccupied” he stripped back song for De- laments about a world Mac DeMarco, Marco, he comforts a lover, with “no conversation”— “Here Comes the Cowboy” grateful for the path that one where people have (Mac’s Record Label) brought them together opened up their minds, For a musician who rose and foreseeing the hard but “filled it with (exple- to fame quickly — and times ahead: “Anytime it tive).” In “Finally Alone,” somewhat unexpectedly feels as though my love a cowboy desperate to considering his niche in- has gone away/K, settle get away takes a flight to die roots — it’s natural down, turn around, take Spain. “Honey, you’re fi- that Mac DeMarco may this song, let it play.” nally alone.” feel some reluctance when “Heart to Heart” also Overall, DeMarco de- diving full force into the looks at past years of a livers an album true to limelight. This reticence connection, while “All Our his traditional style, yet FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS is palpable on “Nobody,” Yesterdays” confronts the not afraid to experiment. DeMarco’s first single off tension of the past and “Choo Choo” and the latter Over the past couple of years, David McCullough and his longtime re- “Here Comes the Cowboy.” future head on: “All of our half of the 7-minute track search aide Michael Hill immersed themselves in archives at the Mari- “Another creature/ yesterdays have gone now/ “Baby Bye Bye” feature a etta College Library. Whose lost its vision” De- But that don’t mean your funkier DeMarco than his Marco sings of himself. dream is over.” typical slow jam aesthetic, “There’s no turning back/ Throughout the record, while “Little Dogs March” David McCullough’s uncanny To nobody.” DeMarco employs his typ- gives more of what you’d “Here Comes the Cow- ical lazy-rock style inter- expect from DeMarco. boy,” DeMarco’s fourth full mixed with lo-fi effects, The Canadian artist journey to Ohio’s past length album, carries a yet adds a Western tinge may feel like “another tone of melancholy mixed to reflect the album’s cow- creature whose lost its vi- By Hillel Italie Hall, was named for. The to write this book,” Mc- with hesitancy as DeMar- boy motif. The cowboy sion,” but on “Here Comes ASSOCIATED PRESS Rev. Manasseh Cutler, a Cullough explained. co seemingly has one foot theme perhaps alludes to the Cowboy,” his vision is New England pastor, is Over the past couple of ahead of him and one in the way an isolated De- perfectly intact. NEW YORK — David now a hero to McCullough, years, McCullough and McCullough’s new book who compares him to his longtime research aide was a journey to a world Benjamin Franklin as an Michael Hill immersed both distant and uncanny. early American polymath themselves in archives “The Pioneers: The He- and visionary. He was at the Marietta College roic Story of the Settlers among the settlers who Library. McCullough Who Brought the Ameri- in 1788 established Mari- speaks ecstatically about can Ideal West” is the 13th etta, Ohio, and are at the the rare diaries, letters, publication by the Pulitzer center of “The Pioneers,” photographs and unpub- Prize-winning historian the others including Cut- lished memoirs he looked and the fulfillment of his ler’s son, Ephraim; Rufus through, making him feel longtime dream to write Putnam, a Revolutionary like he had “found King about people not wide- War general; and Samuel Tut’s tomb or something.” ly known to the general Hildreth, a doctor and bot- The library’s curator, Lin- public. He wrote it in the anist who wrote one of the da Showalter, said she was spirit of one of his early few extended chronicles moved and gratified by the mentors, Thornton Wilder, on early Marietta. 85-year-old McCullough’s and his play “Our Town.” McCullough’s decision to fascination with materi- The book focuses on some write “The Pioneers” was als that only local scholars of those who embarked to guided by coincidence. had cared about. the Northwest Territory Cutler was not only a man “He is curious about in the late 18th century of wide-ranging talents, everything, and some of and formed communities but a graduate of Yale, his challenging questions in what became the state McCullough’s alma ma- caused me to look at cer- of Ohio. ter. The settlers’ westward tain things with a new As with virtually all of journey to Ohio passed perspective,” she said. his work, McCullough through Pittsburgh, Mc- “When David discovered started out knowing little Cullough’s hometown. a great story, his excite- about the subject. His in- Hildreth’s publishers in- ment was contagious. He terest dates back to 2004 cluded A.S. Barnes & Co., was always cheerful and when he was the com- founded by an ancestor enthusiastic during his mencement speaker at of McCullough’s wife, Ro- research, and at one time PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Ohio University and won- salee Barnes McCullough. was inspired by a piece of dered whom one of the “When Rosalee heard all sheet music to sing a little Mac DeMarco’s “Here Comes The Cowboy” will be released on campus buildings, Cutler this, she said, ‘You have song for us.” May 10.