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By Gayla Cawley LOOK ITEM STAFF By Gayla Cawley LYNN — A person walking his dog found a ITEM STAFF burned human body inside a Walnut Street park Thursday afternoon, Lynn Police con- LYNN — School ad- rmed. ministrative of cials are The grim discovery was made just after 2 exploring an overhaul of p.m., according to Lynn Police Lt. Michael the district’s approach to Kmiec. The death is considered suspicious, he meeting the needs of En- said. glish language learners to The body was located at Frey Park next to comply with newly imple- Breeds Pond, near the southern edge of Lynn mented legislation. Woods. The park, dominated by a large play- The changes include ground and small ball elds, sits next to a qui- exploring different pro- et residential neighborhood and around the gram options for ELL corner from Breed Middle School. students, assembling an Joining Lynn of cers at the scene were State EL Parent (Family) Ad- Police troopers and investigators from the Es- visory Council, providing sex County District Attorney’s of ce, Kmiec more accountability for said. the district in terms of its Scott Beauchamp was walking his dog in students reaching English the park when he came across the body in language pro ciency and the woods. He thought it was fake at rst and making a seal of biliteracy called over his friend and neighbor, Jim Fa- available for graduates on ieta, to help him process what he was seeing. their diplomas. “I called him over to make sure,” Beauchamp Those changes are said. “I don’t think I wanted to believe it was a meant to comply with the body, but I guess it is. I wasn’t too happy when ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Language Opportunity I saw it.” for Our Kids (LOOK) Act, Lynn Police and detectives make their way through the woods behind Frey which was passed into law Park in Lynn as they investigate the discovery of a burned body on Thursday. BODY, A3 in November 2017 and provides more options for parents of ELL students, as well as increased accountability for schools Pearl Harbor and districts in meeting SAUGUS STUDENTS the needs of those students, according to Rania memory alive Caldwell, director of the SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Lynn Public Schools En- glish Learner Education in Revere Department. Efforts to meet the re- By Thor Jourgensen quirements of the law also ITEM STAFF coincide with one of Super- intendent Dr. Patrick Tut- REVERE — Undaunted, but limited in wiler’s student achieve- mobility in her 93rd year, Marian Curtis ment goals, which is to will skip the annual Pearl Harbor memo- boost the performance of rial ceremonies in Charlestown Navy Yard ELL students by increas- Friday. ing the number of those But she will be surrounded by reminders students reaching English of Dec. 7, 1941. language pro ciency from The Japanese Imperial Navy launched a 48 to 52 percent. surprise aerial attack that Sunday morning District data shows that on U.S. naval ships and air bases in Hawaii. there are 4,030 ELL and The raid broke the back of America’s battle- 1,407 former ELL stu- ship eet and killed 2,300 but failed to hit dents in the Lynn Public crucial aircraft carriers. Schools. ELL students Curtis’ late husband, William Frank Cur- are the group most at risk tis, survived the salvo aboard the battleship of dropping out of high USS Nevada. school in the district. “He was blown down a hatchway. He woke “We are looking to ex- up and was on deck when the (battleship) plore what are the best program options for our REVERE, A3 English learners and really using the EL Adviso- ITEM PHOTO | BRIDGET TURCOTTE ry Council to encourage Superintendent Dr. David DeRuosi and Principal Myra Monto meet with parents to participate in members of the Youth Empowerment Group at Belmonte Middle School. the decision-making process for what the district By Bridget Turcotte “As a superintendent, I wanted to hear wants for English learn- ITEM STAFF what was going on from a kid’s perspec- ers,” Caldwell said. tive,” said Superintendent Dr. David School districts are only SAUGUS — A dozen sixth- and sev- DeRuosi. “I want to know what they like required to meet two com- enth-graders are weighing in on what about the Belmonte and what they want ponents of the law this needs to change at Belmonte Middle to see change.” year, which are identify- School. They envision a school with less The group met a few times over the sum- ing pre-K English learn- violence, brighter colors, and more class- mer and now gathers twice a week after ers for the rst time and es that relate to the real world. assembling the parent ad- school. They started their work by creat- The Youth Empowerment Group at Bel- visory council, tentatively ing kindness rocks — small stones paint- monte Middle School is made up of stu- scheduled to meet for the ed with kind words and images — and dents who want to elicit positive change rst time in March, ac- SAUGUS, A3 cording to Caldwell. at their school and in their town. Two-Way Immersion Program The district is exploring NOTE TO READERS a two-way Spanish immersion program, which INSIDE Due to a problem at the printing facili- would include ELL and ty that led to delivery delays, many sub- non-ELL students, with Opinion Sports scribers did not receive Thursday’s Item. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Jourgensen: Seniors will an aim to roll it out at the Customers will be reimbursed for missed Those were lead Tech boys kindergarten level in the Marian Curtis holds photos of her delivery. Subscribers can also access or the days. A6 basketball team. B1 and her late husband, William, taken download a copy of the Dec. 6 edition of the LOOK, A2 before the attack on Pearl Harbor. Item online at itemlive.com.

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Lillian E. Falasca, 93 Surgeon general: Federal drug classi cation needs changes LYNN — Mrs. Lillian chael J. Falasca III, E. (Pedersen) Falas- Mark and Michelle ca, 93 years, of Lynn, Falasca, Daniel and By Philip Marcelo the scheduling system,” died at the home of Andrew Frongillo; six ASSOCIATED PRESS Adams said. her son in Florida af- great-grandchildren, But Adams said he isn’t BOSTON — The nation’s supportive of “across-the- ter a brief illness. She Michael IV, Bran- drug classi cation system is the wife of the late don, Delaney, Ash- board” decriminalization of should be revisited but ille- illegal drugs as some coun- Michael J. Falasca Sr. ley, Savannah; two gal drugs shouldn’t simply She was born in great-great-grand- tries in Europe have tried. be decriminalized nation- East Boston and children, Hazel and “I don’t think it’s the fed- wide, U.S. Surgeon Gen- raised in Lynn. She was the Kayden. She also leaves her eral government’s place. I daughter of the late Anders sister, Josephine Kain of New eral Jerome Adams told a don’t personally think it and Gladys (Fraser) Peder- Hampshire and several niec- gathering of police leaders makes the country safer,” sen. She was a graduate of es and nephews. She is the focused on the opioids cri- he told the roughly 400 Lynn Classical High School. mother of the late Andrew sis Thursday in Boston. law enforcement of cials She lived in Lynn most of her Falasca and sister of the late “Our scheduling system from about 30 states in at- life, in Florida and returned to Gladys Spector and Anna Krol. is functioning, but not as tendance. Lynn recently. Service information: Her fu- ideally as it could,” he said He said the federal gov- She loved to dance, espe- neral will be held on Tuesday, of the federal schedule ernment should instead cially ball room dancing at Dec. 11, 2018 at 10 a.m. in for controlled substances encourage local jurisdic- the Knights of Columbus in the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, maintained by the Drug tions to develop drug pol- Nahant. She enjoyed bowl- 426 Broadway (Route 129), Enforcement Administra- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS icies that work for them. tion and the Food and Drug ing and swimming. She was Lynn. Burial in Pine Grove United States Surgeon General Jerome Adams, “Local control and local Administration. “Things a loving and devoted mother, Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives right, addresses an audience as Arlington Po- innovation is what I’m all aren’t static. We have to grandmother and great-grand- and friends are respectfully lice Chief Frederick Ryan looks on Thursday about,” said Adams, who mother. invited. Visiting hours are on continue to evolve.” in Boston, during a national summit focused on was appointed by Presi- She is survived by her son, Monday from 4-8 p.m. Direc- Adams, who serves as police efforts to address the opioid epidemic. dent Donald Trump last Michael J. Falasca Jr. and his tions and guestbook at www. the primary adviser on year after serving as Indi- wife Debbie of Beverly Hills, solimine.com. public health and scientif- ana’s State Health Com- Fla.; her daughters, Joanne ic issues for U.S. Secretary cause of the drug’s classi- high potential for abuse,” missioner under then-Gov- Falasca of Saugus, and Mary of Health and Human Ser- cation. according to its website. ernor Mike Pence, who is Jane Frongillo of Lynn. She vices Alex Azar, said one The DEA considers mar- “Just as we need to look now Trump’s vice presi- leaves her grandchildren, Mi- concern is that research- ijuana a “Schedule I” drug at our criminal justice dent. “What works in Bos- ers are having dif culty along with heroin and LSD laws, we need to look at ton, Massachusetts, isn’t studying the medial po- because it has no “currently our health laws and regu- going to work in Dallas, tential of marijuana be- accepted medical use and a lations, and that includes Texas and vice versa.” Grayce J. Gulliver, 92 MIT report recommends against LYNN — Grayce J. as a group for month- (Nickerson) Gulliver, ly dinners. Her great- age 92, of Lynn, died est joy came from cutting ties with Saudi Arabia suddenly on Tuesday spending time with in her home. She was her family, especially the wife of the late her grandchildren. By Collin Binkley cept funding from the are supporting important broadening ties, the insti- ASSOCIATED PRESS tute could help steer the John E. Gulliver. She is survived Saudi government, but it research and activities at kingdom toward more pro- Born in Beverly, she by her son, Todd C. has stood out for its close MIT on terms that honor CAMBRIDGE — The relationship with the our principles and com- gressive policies. was the daughter of Ylonen and his wife Massachusetts Institute the late Walter and Susan of Lynn; her country’s national oil comply with our policies,” he “The Khashoggi murder of Technology has no “company and other govern- said in the report. “They has de ated many of those Helen (Tibbetts) Nickerson. grandchildren, Peter Ylonen pelling case” to cut ties She was raised in Mans eld and his girlfriend Caitlin Mal- ment-owned institutions. are also providing critical hopes,” Lester wrote. with Saudi Arabia follow- Associate Provost Rich- resources to support the The report revealed what and was a graduate of Man- lett, and Kelsey Ylonen and ing the murder of journal- s eld High School. She had her ancé Levi Anderson; her ard Lester, who led the education of outstanding Lester called a “disturb- ist Jamal Khashoggi, but review, criticized Saudi Saudi students and wom- ing” connection between lived in Lynn since 1976. step-daughter, Shawna Fonger it’s unlikely to pursue an Grayce had worked as an and her family of Foxboro, as Arabia’s role in the killing, en scientists and engi- the Khashoggi murder expansion of its work in along with its “repressive neers, who will surely be and MIT’s campus. When inspector for Sylvania in Sa- well as several nieces and the kingdom, according a lem for 40 years until her re- nephews and her beloved policies” in other areas, in the vanguard of social Prince Mohammed bin to a report released by the but he said none of the in- change in that country.” Salman visited the school tirement in 1992. She was a dog, Sable. She was the sis- school Thursday. member of the former Shoe- ter of the late Helen Curry, stitutions MIT works with Still, Lester said the kill- in March, his entourage The school began re- had any role in Khashog- ing likely puts an end to included Maher Mutreb, maker Post 345, American Marlena Cormier, and Russell viewing its relationships Legion Auxiliary in Lynn. She Nickerson. gi’s death. Cutting ties earlier discussions about who was later identi ed with Saudi Arabia in Oc- had also volunteered at the Service information: Her would curb important a major expansion of the by the U.S. government as tober amid a global uproar Chelsea Soldiers Home. For funeral will be held on Sat- research, he said, while school’s work in Saudi one of 17 Saudis who orga- many years, she, her husband urday at 12 p.m. in the SO- over Khashoggi’s killing. doing nothing to x the Arabia. In previous con- nized and carried out the and friends had weekly danc- LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 MIT is among dozens of country’s problems. versations, he said, some killing of the Washington es at the Cy Tenney Club in Broadway (Route 129), Lynn. U.S. universities that ac- “These organizations at MIT suggested that by Post columnist. Peabody. Relatives and friends are re- She and her husband are spectfully invited. Burial will fondly remembered as Santa be private. Visiting hours are Lynn schools taking a LOOK at ELL and Mrs. Claus. They went to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 the houses of relatives and p.m. Directions and guest- friends on Christmas Eve to book at www.solimine.com. LOOK ing students bilingual and probably include a certain and monitor student prog- deliver presents to their chil- From A1 biliterate by the time they score on the Massachu- ress. dren. She was also part of a graduate.” setts Comprehensive As- “I think the LOOK act group of ladies, similar to a 2020-21 school year. From Right now, Lynn is a sessment System (MCAS), in general really provides Red Hat Society, who went out there, the program would Sheltered English Instruc- some score on an approved districts with more options be implemented at subse- tion (SEI) district, which world language assess- and really focuses on get- quent grade levels each means all ELL instruc- ment, and the student ting families and students year. tion and materials must would have to demon- invested in learning two School administrative be in English to comply strate an advanced score languages and becoming Michael C. Bradley, 42 of cials are working with with a 2002 SEI mandate, in biliteracy. bilingual,” Caldwell said. Salem Public Schools, which was approved by a Accountability for “When it rst became a which used to have a ballot measure in Massa- meeting the needs bill, there was a lot of anx- dual language program, chusetts. The LOOK act of ELL students iety around it. (When we) Michael Charles dearly. to apply for a grant from is meant to provide more Another major compo- Bradley, 42, died Michael consid- saw the bene ts of it, we the Massachusetts De- options for instruction, ac- nent is accountability for suddenly on Satur- ered his closest were really excited to dive partment of Elementary cording to Caldwell. districts on the progress day, Dec. 1. friends as family, into it. and Secondary Education Seal of Biliteracy of ELL students and the He was the son and was there when- “In my entire time that (DESE) to further explore of the late Edward ever they needed School of cials are aiming success of former ELL stu- I’ve been with the Lynn what two-way immersion Bradley, and Cheryl him. He worked in to have a seal of biliteracy dents, who are tracked for Public Schools, with the Bradley, who current- construction, which would entail. available for students to four years after passing ELL initiative that Dr. ly resides in Florida. he loved doing. His The grant, which re- include on their high school an assessment that deter- Tutwiler envisioned, we Michael leaves be- smile could light up quires that one district diplomas for this school mines whether they can have every school focus- hind brothers Edward, who a room, and his infectious has at least 400 ELL stu- year, which looks attrac- be formally declared En- ing on the same area to resides in Florida, James and love is still and will always dents and a larger district tive to prospective employ- glish language pro cient. support our ELLs every Martin, both of Lynn. He also remain all around us. has at least 1,500, would ers and colleges. The seal, Supports must be pro- month. It’s the rst time leaves behind sons Treager Service information: Rela- provide up to $300,000 a component of the LOOK vided for ELL students not we’ve seen such a cohe- and Mykell, daughters Maka- tives and closest friends are and split between Lynn act, focuses on developing making progress in En- sive rollout of an initiative la, Maliyah and Michael, and invited to attend a memorial and Salem schools. bilingual and biliterate stu- glish language pro ciency, that focuses on one of our grandchildren Tenleigh, Noah service that will be held in “I like it because this dents by graduation. as determined by DESE. most at-risk subgroups.” and Scarlett, numerous cous- January. The family will share is not a program just for The district is waiting Those students are re- ins, nephews, nieces and the exact date and time ELLs,” Caldwell said. “It’s to hear from DESE on quired to have an English Gayla Cawley can be close friends who loved him shortly. really a program for all what would be the re- Learner Success Template reached at gcawley@item- kids to learn another lan- quirements of the seal, to identify goals, demon- live.com. Follow her on guage … It’s about mak- but Caldwell said it will strate strategic support Twitter @GaylaCawley.

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REVERE vere home is a shrine to After the war, the couple Dec. 7, 1941, among the school superintendent From A1 her husband’s World War lived in East Boston and grandchildren of World II service and a testament William Curtis joined the War II veterans. SAUGUS els fast and it seems like Arizona exploded,” Mari- to the shared mission they Boston Fire Department. “They thought Pearl From A1 “2,000 people show up to an Curtis said. shouldered after the war Marian helped her hus- Harbor was a type of watch,” said Joseph Botto, William Curtis sus- to make sure Pearl Harbor band study for a fireboat drink,” she said. leaving them near conve- a seventh-grader. nience stores and in pub- tained shrapnel wounds is never forgotten. master’s license. They William Curtis retired Their principal talked to lic places. and was later commended A yellowed New York took on the task of remem- from the fire department them about speaking up “If someone has a bad by his commanding officer Times front page chroni- bering the Pearl Harbor in the 1980s and died in so that nobody gets hurt day, they can pick them “for his courage, skill and cling the shelling carries attack anniversary and 1998. and spreading the word up and smile about it,” devotion to duty” during a banner headline: “Japan honoring Curtis’ fellow Marian continued faith- that cameras could record said Allie Souza, a sev- the crossfire. Initial re- wars on U.S. and Britain.” survivors first with the fully attending Dec. 7 cer- their actions. enth-grader. ports counted him among A model of the Nevada sits Pearl Harbor Survivors emonies in Charlestown Other students sound- The group created the dead. on a shelf near a twisted, Association and, later, aboard the USS Cassin ed off with a grocery list flower bouquets and ar- Transferred from the palm-size bolt Curtis took with Pearl Harbor Survi- Young, a World War II de- of improvements: better rangements to decorate badly-damaged Nevada with him from the Neva- vors and Friends Inc. stroyer-turned-museum. air conditioning, more to the battlecruiser USS da. A display box is crowd- They laid a wreath the Belmonte cafeteria advanced technology, im- “I’ve been there in soak- for Thanksgiving, where Alaska for service during ed with medals conferred during 50th anniversary ing rain,” she said. “The proved classroom spaces, the war, Curtis and his on Curtis. A painting of ceremonies in Boston and many who couldn’t afford and more classes that re- only time I missed a cere- a meal for the holiday fellow sailors were in Bos- the bombardment occu- distributed more than late to the real world. mony was when there was chose to dine. ton in 1943 when he met pies another corner of the 2,000 50-year medals hon- Many of the students a blizzard and they closed Now, they spend their his future wife, who was room. oring lives lost and sur- are enrolled in the new re- down the yard. We were time around a large ta- working as a waitress. The Pittsburgh native vivors. The couple visited there doing what we had al-life math course, which “There was no question,” and his wife, from East schools and talked about ble identifying problems to do.” and proposing solutions. teaches the children how she said. “That was it. We Boston, married in 1944. the war and its signifi- they’ll use the skill in real were so meant for each “We had an old Chevy cance in American history. Thor Jourgensen can be A dry erase board is lit- tered with many ideas life. other.” we bought for 10 dollars,” Often, the visits revealed reached at tjourgensen@ “Classes need to be in- The bedroom in her Re- she said. a lack of knowledge about itemlive.com. and plans that are being put into action. teractive in some way,” “These kids are commit- said Apollo Fernandes, a ted to community service sixth-grader. “The worst Burned body found in park in West Lynn within our building and kind of class is when a outside of our building teacher talks in front and BODY and they’re committed to the students just write it From A1 leadership,” said Principal down. Interactive plus fun Myra Monto. equals learning.” Tori Faieta, Jim’s daugh- Over slices of cheese piz- With every student in ter and a former Daily za, the students sounded the room agreeing that Item employee, said seeing off on what they already they enjoy real-life math, the burned body left her “a liked: their teachers, their DeRuosi said he would little rattled.” friends, the new group, talk to the teachers to see “At first I didn’t think it the instruments they get how much the students was real,” she said. “I’ve to play in band class, and were learning, and possi- never seen a dead body real-life math, a new class bly propose real-life histo- myself. It was pretty grue- being offered that shows ry and other courses. some. I felt shocked.” the children how math ap- Because the students She said it looked like plies to everyday life. took such an interest in a nearby tree was burned When asked by their what could be better with as well, but authorities superintendent, they the building itself, DeRuo- said it was unclear wheth- weren’t shy to tell him si said he will visit again er there had been a blaze what needed to change, next month with a pre- nearby. including that they want sentation on the new mid- Carrie Kimball Monah- to see fewer fights hap- dle-high school expected an, a spokeswoman for the pening at school. to open in 2020. Essex County District At- Oftentimes the fights torney’s office, said the gen- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK start with a bump in the Bridget Turcotte can be der of the body was unclear Two Lynn Police officers tape off part of Frey Park in Lynn as they in- hallway and look a lot reached at bturcotte@item- and wouldn’t elaborate on vestigate a burned body found in the woods. like pushing and shoving, live.com. Follow her on why authorities believe the the kids said. Word trav- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. death was suspicious. tion, she said authorities er will perform an autopsy. try to find out who it is “Investigators expect will check missing persons “Everything’s being and go from there.” identification of the body will take time given the reports in the area and looked at,” Kimball Mona- Gayla Cawley can be condition of the body,” she dental records to try to han said. “We have to find reached at gcawley@item- call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 make a positive identifica- out who it is. 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Toy cars and a snowman ornament hang A Christmas tree decorated with nips of from Christmas trees. alcohol will be raffled off, too.

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK A Boston Bruins Christmas tree is one of more than 50 trees that will be raffled off during the Festival of Trees to raise money for the MEG Building. The MEG Foundation building is located at 58 Essex St., in Saugus. The event will be held from Dec. 7 to Dec. 9.

Wheelabrator of Saugus took a different approach to one of the Christmas trees Janice Jarosz, president of the MEG it donated to the Festival of Trees at the Foundation, checks out the varied trees. MEG Building. A festive sign hangs from one of the trees.

Kathy Giannetta, a member of the Christ- mas Tree Committee, inspects Santa’s The MEG Building in Saugus was prepared for the annual Unique patterns of ornaments will be sleigh before the “big man” takes his seat. Festival of Trees. added to specially-themed trees.

Christmas trees line the MEG Building in Saugus. More than 50 trees are on display. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Mayor Thomas M. McGee talks with Jay Richards, as Santa, at the tree lighting on Lynn Common Tuesday. Behind him is Mrs. Claus, played by ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Michelle Robbins. Kit Dunn directs the concert choir from Lynn Classical High School.

Claire LeBrasseur tries to keep warm as she watches the tree lighting. People gather around the Christmas tree on Lynn Common moments after it was lit.

Aidan Fitzgerald is brought down by St. Mary’s Eni Falayi during Satur- day’s Super Bowl game at Gillette Stadium. Jalen Echevarria reaches for a pass against Blackstone Valley, who won 18-0.

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TOM SHEEHAN HOW TO REACH US Thor Jourgensen A brother remembers

I remember Pearl Harbor and pieces: His eyebrows thick and dark 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 the onset of war: The headlines, and sure as cordage; gray-green Lynn, MA 01903 newsreels, songs of bond-selling, eyes wide as dial faces on test equip- Those were Customer Service gas-griping, and movies too true to ment measuring tasks and how he Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. hate. Those days found the whole appraised with a nod so slight. Earth bent inwards, imploding I shivered before recognizing a Connecting All Departments: the days bombs, bullets, blood, shrieking shadow of him walking across Pa- 781-593-7700 terrible bird cries in my ears only cific waters, sea bag shouldered, Ext. 2 deepest sleep could lose when it stride long and unhurried, smiling, Everyone loves pizza and a resident expert in- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising ventured close. waving to us, coming home, gigan- classi [email protected] formed me that Lynn pizza choices back in the I lost my brother. At his depar- tic fires fading behind him, awful day often split closely along neighborhood lines. Subscriptions ture for the service, when he waved nightmare blasts, bombs, aerial ex- [email protected] Monte’s and the former Embassy Gardens were at me, he did it with both hands plosions, fractures of ships, swim- the East Lynn choices while The Lido grabbed Circulation standing in the shade of a barn. [email protected] the Sacred Heart and General Electric crowd ming alone in the mid-Pacific, fad- Only later did I find significance in and Bennie’s saw a lot of traffic from former St. ing too. Ext. 3 Jean-Baptiste parishioners. the memory of the shadow swallow- I find him and companions in Newsroom ing him whole. He was gone with a my dreams from war’s madness, [email protected] l [email protected] File under “small world”: Good friend Arne Adler two-handed wave like a referee sig- my memories of his absence for ran into retired Lynn educator Patricia Mallett in naling Saturday’s lone touchdown. war years, the pains we all shared, Ext. 4 Florence, Italy, proving the point that it only takes Later, drifting off to sleep, I re- Sports the too old among us and the too [email protected] two conversations with someone you don’t know to membered the nifty bell-bottom young of us coming between us, Ext. 5 make a Lynn connection anywhere in the world. blues he wore in pictures my moth- close, reaching, still building all our l er cleaned and cleaned on the altar Retail and Online dreams he had drafted in darkness Advertising It was an honor and a privilege speaking on of her bureau as if he were Christ in the bedroom the night before he [email protected] Wednesday with Wayne Budd, senior counsel for or Buddha. left. ADVERTISING Goodwin Proctor and a former Saugus resident He was out there in sun and sand who served as U.S. attorney and as associate U.S. It happens at my Riverside Cem- Ernie Carpenter Jr. and rain of shells and sounds I etery every visit, the names calling Director of Advertising attorney general. came to know years later, moving and Business Development, ext. 1355 His initial appointment in 1989 and subsequent out to me from upright stones, old up from Pusan, Korea — the new [email protected] one in 1992 were made by the late President faces seen again, old friends, uni- war — my war. David McBournie George H.W. Bush. forms proudly worn in their ranks, Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Budd never spoke with Bush but recalled the I never really knew about him un- the privates, the captain, the gener- [email protected] honor of receiving the appointments and the chal- til he came home, jumped off a train als, all memories awake, ready for Ralph Mitchell lenge Bush handed Budd in 1992 to investigate in Saugus Center and I saw his sea Sales Representative, ext. 1313 ever. [email protected] the 1991 beating of Rodney King by Los Angeles bag locked on his shoulder, decorated with the ultimate map and the Tom Sheehan, 91, is a Saugus res- Patricia Whalen police officers. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Bush praised Budd in a press conference follow- names Saipan, Iwo Jima, Kwaja- ident, veteran and author who has [email protected] ing the Budd-led investigation that resulted in in- lein, the war. published 36 books with two in the BUSINESS OFFICE dictments of four officers. Often I remember him as if in works. Maria Alvaracin “He personally commended me, which was very ext. 1205 nice,” Budd said. [email protected] Budd still maintains strong Lynn connections Susan J. Conti with friends Buzzy Barton, Ed Thurman, Don Controller, ext. 1288 Smith, Willy Dupree and Kenny Turner. The pals [email protected] were Sunday morning basketball regulars uphold- Ted Grant ing Lynn honor and pride against Peabody rivals. Publisher, ext. 1234 l [email protected] I always love stories about airplanes and air- Marian Kinney ext. 1212 ports, including ones about seaplanes and early [email protected] flight along Route 107 — aka The Marsh Road. Will Kraft Information from a good friend and a quick on- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 line search traces the history of Revere Aviation [email protected] back through Goldman’s Revere Airways, Inc., to Mike Shanahan Muller Field. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 A fascinating and fantastic woman named Mari- [email protected] an Curtis lives in Revere and recounts in vivid de- Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 tail how her family home near Wood Island park [email protected] fell to the wrecking ball to make way for the con- Jim Wilson struction that eventually became Logan Airport. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Sadly-missed friend Dick Daley grew up in East [email protected] Boston and recounted stories of staring through CIRCULATION a fence with his childhood buddies watching old Lisa Mahmoud propeller planes lifting off from Logan. Manager, ext. 1239 l [email protected] Loyal and learned reader Neil Rossman shared CLASSIFIED this poem about Lynn he discovered in his father’s Abbe Young Smith papers titled “Our City of Lynn.” I think I’ve read Manager, ext. 1276 its stanzas under a different title but it is full of [email protected] old Lynn details: GRAPHICS “Bagels at New York Model for only pennies... Trevor Andreozzi “French fries at Christies & Rolands for a cone Designer was quite a thing... PHOTO | THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES/KRT [email protected] “Burrows & Sanborn, T.W. Rogers, Magranes & The Battleships USS West Virginia and USS Tennessee are sur- Tyler Bernard Raymonds... Designer [email protected] Henry the Hatter, Rooks, Empire & Sam’s Town rounded by smoke after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Zachary Cotto & Tweed... Designer Theresa the balloon lady was at each and every EDITORIAL [email protected] parade” Mohamed Diop And of course — “Friends sharing a pizza at Designer Bennie’s.” [email protected] The author of the poem is not listed on the copy Mark Sutherland Rossman sent me but I look forward to including Creative Director additional snippets in future columns. Time to shore up [email protected] l NEWSROOM Mention of Tower Hill and the old Devlin Public Mike Alongi Health Institute prompted Edward Landry to re- Affordable Care Act Sports Reporter ext. 1228 call his Fuller Street childhood and getting a con- [email protected] valescent home resident to buy beer for Landry Bill Brotherton One of the clear messages of the eryone who doesn’t have insurance Features Editor ext. 1338 and his fellow underage friends at Lou Renda’s midterm elections was the enthusi- through employment. [email protected] old store. asm Americans have for the Afford- A key to affordability in the in- Gayla Cawley able Care Act. Now that more peo- Reporter, ext. 1236 dividual insurance market is more [email protected] ple have better access to individual predictability for insurance compa- READERS’ FORUM Cheryl Charles health insurance, they want to keep nies. The Affordable Care Act was News Editor, ext. 1278 it. designed with financial incentives [email protected] We want your letters It’s time for Congress to move on to attract and keep insurance com- Bella diGrazia from fighting Obamacare and work panies in the market. The Trump Reporter, ext. 1317 [email protected] Good newspapers and websites thrive on opin- to improve it. The midterm elec- administration has already elimi- tions, which resulted in a strong Thomas Grillo ions and comments from readers. Please send nated some, but it’s not too late to Reporter, ext. 1264 yours to the Editor of the Editorial Page, Thor Democratic majority in the House bring back certain incentives. [email protected] Jourgensen, at [email protected] of Representatives, should help. Congress could shore up the in- Spenser Hasak Ideas that had bipartisan support dividual insurance market by vot- Photographer, ext. 1332 in the Senate, but were previously ing to continue cost-sharing subsi- [email protected] blocked in the House, should now dies. Lawmakers also should block Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 have a clearer path to the presi- the administration’s proposal to [email protected] dent’s desk. offer low-cost, low-benefit plans. Daniel Kane E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS Open enrollment for 2019 insur- And they should restore money Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill ance under the ACA began just be- [email protected] M£ H. S to promote the state and federal Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg fore the election and will close Dec. health-insurance exchanges and Steve Krause Edward M. Grant E C J. 15. Washington residents continue the benefits of having insurance. Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 C¡ C Gordon R. Hall [email protected] Advertising Director News Editor to show enthusiasm for Obamacare, The Washington state Legislature W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey Owen O’Rourke Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton with enrollment at Washington can do its part by enacting Insur- Photographer, ext. 1224 J N. W T J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Healthplanfinder up 3 percent ance Commissioner Mike Kreidler’s [email protected] Chairman Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor over last year’s numbers. Despite proposal for a state reinsurance Emma LeBlanc Pérez marketing cutbacks from Congress program — or insurance for the in- Copy Editor [email protected] PUBLISHERS and the Trump administration, re- surance companies when they face Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 sults so far show this is going to Harold Rivera Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 big claims. Reinsurance would cost Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 be another good enrollment year. Washington an estimated $200 mil- [email protected] Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Obamacare is not a failed policy, Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 lion, with a quarter of that coming Roberto Scalese Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 and it is far from dead. from the federal government. News Editor, ext. 1211 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 In polls and on the ballot, vot- All of these changes would lead to [email protected] Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 ers are saying “yes” to keeping Anne Marie Tobin Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 more affordable insurance for the Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Obamacare. People in four red masses, a stronger insurance mar- [email protected] states — Montana, Idaho, Nebras- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 ketplace and healthier Americans. Bridget Turcotte ka and Utah — smartly voted in The Affordable Care Act is a pop- Reporter, ext. 1269 November to expand access to Med- ular program that is here to stay. [email protected] icaid. This key component of the Congress should focus its political Ryan York ACA was designed to expand access Copy Editor, ext. 1220 energies on making Obamacare [email protected] to health care by raising the eligi- stronger. bility threshold to the working poor. TECHNOLOGY Now Congress needs to work to By the Seattle Times editorial Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 make health care affordable for ev- board. [email protected] FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 POLICE/FIRE California teacher All address information, particu- Lahey Health Center at 1350 Report of a two-car motor ve- Express on Newbury Street larly arrests, reflect police records. In Market St. on Wednesday at hicle crash at 147 Lowell St. on on Wednesday at 7:55 p.m. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, 6:10 p.m. Patient taken to La- Thursday at 8:01 a.m. Officer Massachusetts State Police arrested for forcibly it is the sole responsibility of the con- hey Medical Center in Burling- reports no injuries or tows. responding. Officer reports in- ton. cident happened in Boston at cutting boy’s hair cerned party to contact the relevant Animal Control the airport. police department and have the Loud music reported on VISALIA, Calif. (AP) — MARBLEHEAD Woman walked in to the po- department issue a notice of correc- Thursday at 11:06 p.m. at A high school teacher in lice station on Wednesday at tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Shah at 13 Abby Ellen Lane. central California was ar- Accidents 10:10 a.m. to discuss incident clarifications will not be made without Officer will document. rested on suspicion of fel- with her neighbor. She also A report of a motor vehicle ony child endangerment express notice of change from the ar- paid a ticket. resting police department. crash at 1:06 p.m. Wednes- REVERE after forcibly cutting the day on School Street; at 6:24 Caller from 12 Tracey St. left a voicemail for the animal hair of one of her students p.m. Wednesday at Smith Arrests while singing the national LYNN and Pleasant streets; at 7:25 control officer advising all dogs are now licensed. On callback anthem, authorities said. p.m. Wednesday on Pleasant Daysi Ester Perdomo, 40, of Margaret Gieszinger Arrest Street. he was told the tickets remain 43 Johnny Road, was arrested unpaid. was arrested Wednesday Michael Jamieson, 34, of 95 and charged with second of- after videos posted to so- Complaints Caller from 31 Bartholomew fense of operating under the Pleasant St., was arrested and St. reported her dog, a small cial media showed a stu- charged with malicious wanton influence of liquor, negligent dent at University Prepa- A caller reported at 8:59 a.m. black Lab mix named Miranda, operation of a motor vehicle, property defacement and dis- Wednesday he was driving out- escaped the yard without tags ratory High School in the orderly conduct at 1:08 a.m. wanton destruction of property city of Visalia sitting in a bound on West Shore Drive be- on Wednesday at 4:24 p.m. over $1,200, and license not in Thursday. hind a truck with leaves in the Report of a lost dog on chair at the front of the possession. classroom as Gieszinger back. The caller said the leaves Wednesday at 5:13 p.m. at 15 Marvin Alexander Bar- Accidents were covered with tarp but were cuts his hair. Kosciuszko St. The 8-month- dales-Rodriguez, 37, of 15 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS still blowing all over the road. old black wolfhound mix is In a video obtained by A report of a motor vehicle Haskell Ave., was arrested and KFSN-TV, the 52-year- Police advised the landscape named Tulip. Officer reports charged with breaking and Margaret Gieszinger is crash at 10:39 a.m. Wednes- crew in the area to make sure old science and chemistry being held on $100,000 day at 25 Boston St.; at 5:22 dog was found and returned entering into a vehicle or boat no leaves were left in the road- teacher is heard belting bail after forcibly cut- p.m. Wednesday at Chestnut to owner. during the nighttime for a felo- way. the “Star Spangled Ban- ting a boy’s hair. and Essex streets; at 5:35 p.m. ny and warrant charges. A caller reported at 4:09 Complaints ner” while cutting chunks Wednesday at 32 Boston St.; of the boy’s hair and toss- p.m. Wednesday she crosses Accidents not immediately return a at 6:53 a.m. Thursday at 765 the kids from the parish to the Report of a man passed out ing them behind her. The message from The Asso- Lynnfield St.; at 8:10 a.m. community center on Atlantic in the Peabody Public Library A report of a motor vehicle circumstances of what led ciated Press seeking com- Thursday at 16 Market Square; Avenue. She presses the but- at 82 Main St. on Tuesday at the teacher to cut the stu- ment. at 10:33 a.m. Thursday at 187 accident at Brown Circle at ton for the walk signal and the 3:36 p.m. Officer reports man 9:50 a.m. Monday; on Everett dent’s hair were not im- Rob Herman, a spokes- Walnut St. traffic light turns red, but no refused medical attention and mediately known. man for the Tulare Coun- A report of a motor vehicle Street at 12:38 p.m. Monday; one stops. She asked if police was sent on his way. on Revere Beach Parkway After cutting the boy’s ty Office of Education, hit and run crash at 9:01 p.m. could get her one of the plas- Employee of 7-Eleven at 115 hair, Gieszinger grabs at a said counselors were Wednesday at 240 Western and Hillside Avenue at 1:51 tic “stop” child safety signs to Main St. reported a female p.m. Monday; on North Shore girl’s long hair before the made available Thursday Ave.; at 7:17 a.m. Wednesday place in the crosswalk. shoplifter on Tuesday at 4:35 students make a run for it to support students at the at 404 Summer St. Road at 3:31 p.m. Monday; on A man came into the sta- p.m. and said the suspect fled Broadway at 5:52 p.m. Mon- out of the classroom, the public high school. tion with his son at 10 p.m. into the Brazilian clothing store day; on North Shore Road at video shows. “We take very seriously Assault Wednesday to talk about bike on Main Street. Officers re- 6:18 p.m. Monday; on North Officers respondedthe safety of the students Wednesday to the high A report of an assault and riding. The kid claimed his viewed the records and did not Shore Road and Revere Street in classrooms and on the school housed on the battery at 3:51 p.m. Wednes- father was overreacting and notice any shoplifting. Officer at 6:24 p.m. Monday; on Sa- COS campus,” Herman grounds of the College of day at Walgreens on Joyce said most of the complaints will document. lem Street at 7:42 a.m. Tues- said in an email. the Sequoias, a California Street. to police were not even about The Peabody Public Library at day; on Broadway at 8:45 a.m. Herman said Gieszing- him. He told police there was 82 Main St. reported a young Tuesday; on Brown Circle at community college, after er “will not return to her Breaking and Entering another kid who looked just girl who has been banned from 12:35 p.m. Tuesday; on Park receiving reports of child classroom,” but wouldn’t like him, had the same bike the library was in the teen sec- Avenue and Broadway at 2:46 endangerment involving a say whether she was fired. A report of a breaking and and dresses like him. Police tion on Tuesday at 5:19 p.m. p.m. Tuesday; at Salem Street teacher and a “pair of scis- Gieszinger was hired entering at 11:51 a.m. Wednes- “called BS” on the kid and he Officer reports girl left prior to and Overlook Ridge Drive at sors,” Police Chief Kevin in August to teach at the day at 43 Kernwood Drive. admitted that it was, in fact, police arrival. 3:23 p.m. Tuesday; on Broad- Mizner told the Visalia high school part-time, he A report of a motor vehicle him who does most of the Caller reports a tree on the way at 3:37 p.m. Tuesday; at Times-Delta. Mizner did said. breaking and entering at 8:19 riding and police get many roadway at 62 Margin St. and 2 Copeland Circle at 6:41 p.m. p.m. Wednesday at 15 Archer complaints about him. His fa- Lenox Road on Tuesday at 6:29 Tuesday; at Mahoney Circle at St. ther wanted him to understand p.m. Officer reports a voicemail 6:54 p.m. Tuesday; on State 2 shootings send a chill that he must follow his rules was left on the Department of Road at 8:16 p.m. Tuesday. Theft until he is 18. Police advised Public Works voicemail. through black gun owners the kid that they would be re- Walk-in reported he was Complaints A report of motor vehicle sponding if they received any threatened by a man with a By Jesse J. Holland ple. The psychology of fear, theft at 3:24 p.m. Wednesday complaints about him or if he machete on Tuesday at 8:53 A report of an assault on Ne- ASSOCIATED PRESS it’s bigger than the Second at Stop & Shop at 35 Washing- violated any rules or laws. p.m. from Ruddy’s Towing & whall Street at 4:03 p.m. Tues- Amendment.” ton St. Mechanic Service at 7D Web- day; on Broadway at 4:36 p.m. ODENTON, Md. — The recent shootings A report of a larceny at 10:54 Theft ster St. Sergeant requested Tuesday. Gun-rights advocates like of Jemel Roberson and p.m. Wednesday at George’s Salem Police Department be to say, “The only way to Emantic Bradford Jr. am- Roast Beef at 124 Broad St. A report of a larceny/forgery/ contacted for a translator. Theft stop a bad guy with a gun plified long-held fears that fraud at 4:33 p.m. Wednesday Caller reported a small white is with a good guy with bad things can happen LYNNFIELD on Gregory Street. A woman car has been running for more A report of a breaking and a gun.” Some black gun when a black man is seen walked into the station to re- than an hour at 27 Broad St. entering on Revere Beach Park- owners, though, are not with a gun. Accident port she was a victim of debit at 8:08 a.m. The reporting par- way at 11:26 a.m. Monday; so sure it’s a wise idea for Roberson was working card fraud. Marblehead Bank ty said someone is in it. Officer on Unity Avenue at 4:15 p.m. them to try to be the good security at a Robbins, Ill., Motor vehicle crash with showed her approximately reports the person was a pri- Monday; on Martin Street at guy and pull out a weapon bar when he was killed property damage reported at $1,700 worth of fraudulent on- vate investigator who followed 6:22 p.m. Tuesday. in public. Nov. 11 while holding at 326 South Broadway and 65 line purchases. someone into the city. He was A report of shoplifting on Twice in the span of 11 gunpoint a man involved Brook Drive on Wednesday at advised to check in with the Squire Road at 4:53 p.m. Mon- days last month, a black in a shooting. Witnesses 6:03 p.m. Report taken by the PEABODY Peabody Police Department day; on Furlong Drive at 9 p.m. man who drew a gun in said the officer ordered Massachusetts State Police. when he works in the city. Tuesday. response to a crime in the the 26-year-old Roberson Arrest Employee of St. John’s School A report of auto theft on U.S. was shot to death by to drop his gun before Complaint on Chestnut Street reported Crescent Avenue at 5:24 p.m. a white police officer after opening fire. Geraldo Mageka Paulino, a suspicious man taking pic- Monday. apparently being mistak- But witnesses also re- Caller from Fairview Road re- 46, of 111 Foster 258 St., Apt. tures of students at recess on en for the bad guy. portedly shouted that 419, was arrested on Wednes- ported she has been receiving Wednesday at 10:12 a.m. SAUGUS Some African-Ameri- Roberson, who had a fire- day at 5 p.m. and charged with threatening text messages on Suspicious motor vehicle cans who are licensed to arms permit, was a guard. assault and battery on a child Wednesday at 8:50 a.m. Officer with two people in it reported Accidents carry weapons say cases And a fellow guard said under 14. took report. on Wednesday at 2:42 p.m. like those make them hes- Roberson was wearing a at Northshore Community A report of a motor vehicle itant to step in to protect knit hat and sweatshirt False Alarms Accidents Life Center on Central Street. accident at Sizzle Tanning Sa- others. that were emblazoned lon at 4:56 p.m. Wednesday; Accidental burglar alarm re- Caller reported a past hit and Officer reports the two people “I’m not an advocate “Security.” were just talking to each other at 213 Walnut St. at 6:26 p.m. of open-carry if you’re Bradford, 21, was killed ported on Wednesday at 9:30 run crash at 93 Walnut St. and Wednesday. a.m. at 172 Locksley Road. 29 Howley St. on Tuesday at before they went to work. The black,” said the Rev. Kenn Thanksgiving night by an parties were sent on their way. Blanchard, a Second officer responding to a re- False burglar alarm reported 9:34 p.m. Party said the Har- Complaints at 1 Lara Lane on Wednesday mony Grove Cemetery fence Road rage incident report- Amendment activist and port of gunfire at a shop- at 3:04 p.m. Officer reports was damaged. Officer will doc- ed on Wednesday at 89 En- A report of five people refus- host of the YouTube pro- ping mall in Hoover, Ala. house appears secure. ument. dicott St. by a bus driver who ing to leave Buffalo Wild Wings gram “Black Man With a Police initially identified Accidental burglar alarm re- Report of a motor vehicle said a man in a gray pickup on Main Street on Wednesday. Gun TV,” a gun advocacy Bradford as the gunman ported on Thursday at 12:12 stuck in the alley wedged with a salt and pepper beard A caller reported a large bag show. “We still have rac- but later backtracked and a.m. at Gaslight at 1100 Mar- between the building and a gave her the finger as she was in front of Kasabuski Bros. Are- ism. ... We still scare peo- arrested another suspect. ket St. Officer reported door dumpster on Tuesday at 10:29 stopped to allow a child to na at 7:34 a.m. Wednesday. He open, checked property. p.m. at 107 Foster St. Officer cross the street. further reports it is filled with POLICE BRIEFS Accidental burglar alarm at reports tow truck on scene that Principal of the Welsh School paperwork and clothes. freed the motor vehicle. requested a well-being check 3 Trickett Road on Thursday at A caller reported while she ter from Rhode Island 12:36 a.m. A two-car motor vehicle crash on parents at 6 Fountain St., was eating with three friends Bank robber gets up reported with no injuries at 5 Apt. 1 on Wednesday at 4:03 injured when a school bus False burglar alarm reported at Five Guys Burgers & Fries, to 5 ½ years in prison crashed in Massachusetts at 6:33 a.m. Thursday at Essex Keys on Wednesday at 5:43 p.m. Officer reports the father a man stared at them and a.m. Officer reports no tows, works the overnight shift and PEABODY (AP) — A have sued the woman Village at 430 Essex St. Officer then seemed to follow them authorities say was drunk reports it was accidental. but one party taken to the La- overslept. when they were leaving at man has been sentenced hey Medical Center. Employee of McDonald’s to serve up to 5 ½ years when she caused the 9:52 p.m. Wednesday. The wreck. Report of a two-car crash at Restaurant at 133 Main St. girls, college students, want- in prison for his role in 53 Andover St. on Wednesday reported an unwanted patron a bank robbery where The Newport Dai- Medical Aid ed to report the incident be- ly News reports that at 8:19 a.m. Officer reports un- on Wednesday at 4:29 p.m. He cause they “wanted to report he lied and said he had Medical aid requested on able to find crash vehicles. is described as a man wearing a bomb strapped to his 37-year-old Tiffany the feeling they had about Briere, of Tiverton, and Wednesday at 11:25 a.m. at Motor vehicle crash reported a purple hat, black sweatshirt, the man.” Police made con- chest. 200 King Rail Drive. Patient on Wednesday at 8:55 a.m. at and black Nike pants. Officer Leo Willwerth wrote her 11-year-old daughter, tact with the restaurant and sued Christy Gilpatrick taken to Union Hospital. 208 Andover St and 128 North reports man sent on his way. a letter of remorse and an employee remembered the on Wednesday. Request for an ambulance St. Officer reports parties ex- Caller from 25 Worcester presented it to the judge man sitting there eating pea- They are seeking from Sunrise Assisted Living, changed paperwork prior to Road reports she was a victim Wednesday in Peabody nuts and leaving. unspecified monetary Apt. 210 at 11:37 a.m. Patient police arrival. of a National Grid scam on during sentencing. damages. taken to Union Hospital. Crash reported at Arboretum Wednesday at 5:05 p.m. Offi- The Salem News re- Theft Briere and her daughter Medical aid requested on and 2 Summit St. on Wednes- cer will document. ports the judge says he were among about two Wednesday at 5:37 p.m. at 6 day at 2:31 p.m. All-Star Tow Caller reported she was ver- A report of larceny of a motor appreciated Willwerth dozen people on the bus Hawkes Lane. on scene and operator taken to bally and physically assault- vehicle on Hammersmith Drive took the time to write the when it crashed Saturday Ambulance requested from ed by a bus driver at Logan at 7:08 a.m. Wednesday. Union Hospital. letter, and handed down in Berkley. They were a sentence of 3 ½ to 5 ½ returning to Tiverton years in state prison. from La Salette Shrine in Willwerth pleaded Attleboro. guilty to the June 11 Their lawyer says the holdup in Peabody where girl suffered a fractured Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY he told the teller and elbow that required sur- branch manager he had a gery. Briere required 150 or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) bomb. staples in her forehead. Hotline Gilpatrick, of Warren, is Mom, daughter sue woman free on bail after pleading charged in school bus crash not guilty. It wasn’t clear All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. if she has a lawyer and a 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) number for her couldn’t Spanish menu available — A mother and daugh- immediately be located. A8 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2018 NATION Democrats rev up plans for 2020 campaign launches By Steve Peoples, Bill Barrow, and Will Weissert ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Demo- crats are hitting fast forward. The first major presidential campaign announce- ments could come before year's end. The Democrat- ic National Committee PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS plans to announce a de- People protest the legislature’s extraordinary session during the official bate framework by then featuring 15 to 20 candi- Christmas tree lighting ceremony Tuesday at the Capitol in Madison, dates. The first primary Wis. debate could happen as early as May, a full three months before the premier Appeals to Scott Walker: debate of the 2016 cycle. And long-rumored White FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS House hopefuls are al- On Monday, Joe Biden said he believes that he Don’t stain legacy, veto bills ready bowing out. is the most qualified person in the country to Like it or not, the 2020 be president. By Scott Bauer my father say, what would Walker to consider the let- presidential season has ASSOCIATED PRESS the greatest man who ever ter Bush left for his Demo- arrived. For some poten- paign. "Anyone who thinks For those preparing can- lived, Jesus Christ, say." cratic successor, Bill Clin- tial contenders, there's an the early front-runner will didacies, activity is pick- MADISON, Wis. — A Walker, never one to shy ton, wishing him well. increasing sense of urgen- also go the distance hasn't ing up. While she has yet bipartisan group of polit- away from a fight, gave no "Governor Walker, cy to be in the first wave seen how these campaigns to make a final decision, ical figures appealed to signs Thursday of tipping PLEASE do the right of declared candidates in play out." Massachusetts Sen. Eliz- Gov. Scott Walker to avoid his hand. A spokesman thing and leave Gover- what will likely be a large, This week has offered abeth Warren is laying staining his legacy and said only that he was re- nor-elect Evers your best unwieldy field. And for the a preview of the drama the groundwork for an behaving like a sore loser viewing the bills. He's wishes for him, his family party as a whole, there's that could lie ahead. For- early launch — potential- by signing legislation that been generally support- a desire to move forward mer Vice President Joe ly by year's end but more would weaken the powers and the state of Wiscon- with what's expected to be Biden declared himself likely in January. New of the Democrat who de- ive of the measures in the sin," Carpenter said in past, without promising to a statement. "Governor a nasty fight — and wrap "the most qualified person Jersey Sen. Cory Booker, feated him. it up in time to give the in the country to be presi- Colorado Gov. John Hick- Rather than notching sign or veto them. Walker, what do you want The choice is whether to your legacy to be?" eventual nominee strong dent," billionaires Michael enlooper and New York another partisan victo- footing to take on Presi- Bloomberg and Tom St- Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand ry in his final weeks in satisfy fellow Republicans, Charlie Sykes, a former who passed the bills over conservative talk radio dent Donald Trump. eyer courted activists in are also lining up for early office, they said, Walker "It starts now, but there key states, and at least launches. should think bigger. Think objections from Democrats, host in Milwaukee, made a or strike them down to let similar appeal mentioning will be a lot of ups and two prospects — former Aides to the Democrats of your recently deceased downs," said Democrat- Massachusetts Gov. De- addressed their plans on father, they pleaded. his successor, Tony Evers, Bush, who died last week. take office under the same "Look at the way George ic consultant Jesse Fer- val Patrick and firebrand the condition of anonym- Think of former President guson, who previously rules in place when Walker H.W. Bush is being re- attorney Michael Avenat- ity because they were not George H.W. Bush. Think worked for Hillary Clin- ti — publicly bowed out of authorized to publicly dis- was in charge. membered and the way of Christ. ton's presidential cam- the 2020 contest. close internal discussions. "You can have a long, "It just gets back to what that he handled his tran- successful career ahead," does he want to be remem- sition after his very, very longtime Republican and bered for," said Democratic bitter defeat by Bill Clin- major GOP donor Sheldon state Sen. Jon Erpenbach. ton, the grace by which he Lubar wrote to Walker in "It's time to set aside your handed over power," Sykes a deeply personal email. political beliefs and do told MSNBC. "I do think "Don't stain it by this per- what's best for your state." Governor Walker needs to sonal, poor-loser action. Another Democrat, state reflect on the kind of lega- Ask yourself, what would Sen. Tim Carpenter, asked cy he's going to leave." Some California fire victims were already living on edge

By Jonathan J. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cooper People pay their respects as the train carrying the casket of former ASSOCIATED PRESS President George H.W. Bush passes through Navasota, Texas. CHICO, Calif. — Bob Talk hadn't even transferred the title for his new trailer — Thousands salute Bush funeral the one that was supposed to get him off the streets — train No. 4141 on final Texas ride when Northern California's deadly wildfire whipped By Nomaan Merchant, The scenes reminiscent As the post-funeral mo- through and turned it to Juan A. Lozano, and of a bygone era followed torcade carrying Bush's ash. He had lived in the Will Weissert the more somber tone of a remains later sped down trailer park in Paradise for ASSOCIATED PRESS funeral service at a Hous- a closed highway from the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ton church, where Bush's church to the train station, all of three days. COLLEGE STATION, former secretary of state construction workers on Talk is now among hun- Texas — Thousands waved dreds of people still in a and confidant for decades, all levels of an unfinished “I don’t know what I’m going to do ... But I’m and cheered along the route shelter a month later. as funeral train No. 4141 James Baker, addressed building paused to watch. The future is uncertain not going to leave this town.” — Bob Talk — for the 41st president — him as "jefe," Spanish for A man sitting on a Ferris for all of the fire's victims, carried George H.W. Bush's "boss." At times choking wheel near the aquarium but it's uniquely challeng- remains to their final rest- back tears, Baker praised waved. ing for the many like Talk the street. But his daugh- in poverty. The median ing place on Thursday, his Bush as "a beautiful hu- Bush's body was later who were already living on ter was struck and killed household income is about last journey as a week of man being" who had "the loaded onto a special train the edge, homeless or nearby a car while riding her $47,000 — $20,000 less national remembrance took courage of a warrior. But fitted with clear sides ly so, before escaping with bike Oct. 3. than the statewide figure. on a decidedly personal feel when the time came for so people could catch a their lives and little else. When the flames swept The Red Cross is con- in an emotional home state prudence, he maintained glimpse of the casket as "I don't know what I'm through Butte County solidating shelters that farewell. the greater courage of a it rumbled by. The train going to do," Talk said as on Nov. 8, killing at least cropped up across North- Some people laid coins peacemaker." traveled about 70 miles — he ate fruit and salad in 85 people in the nation's ern California into one along the tracks that Baker also offered Bush the first presidential fu- the dining hall of a Red deadliest wildfire in a cen- center at the fairgrounds, wound through small town as a contrast to today's di- neral train journey since Cross shelter, his dog on tury, Talk hitched a ride where about 450 peo- Texas so a 420,000-pound visive, sometimes vitriolic Dwight D. Eisenhower's his lap. "But I'm not going to safety with a sheriff's ple were staying as of locomotive pulling the na- politics, saying that his remains went from Wash- to leave this town." deputy. He ended up stay- Wednesday night. Red tion's first funeral train in "wish for a kinder, gentler ington to his native Kan- Talk, 61, said he had set ing in a Walmart parking Cross spokesman Stephen nearly half a century could nation was not a cynical sas 49 years ago — to the aside $500 a month from a lot in nearby Chico that Walsh said the agency is crunch them into souvenirs. political slogan. It came family plot on the grounds public assistance check to became an unofficial shel- working with the local Others snapped pictures or honest and unguarded of Bush's presidential li- buy the trailer for $3,500. ter, where people with no- government and nonprof- crowded for views so close from his soul." brary at Texas A&M Uni- The plan was to move in where else to go pitched it organizations to find that police helicopters over- "The world became a bet- versity. Bush's final rest- with his 39-year-old daugh- tents or slept in their cars. longer-term housing for head had to warn them ter place because George ing place is alongside his ter and host a Christmas Eighteen percent of the people, whether they were back. Elementary students Bush occupied the White wife, Barbara, and Robin party. The extended family people in Butte County, homeless before the disas- hoisted a banner simply House for four years," said Bush, the daughter they would be excited to be off population 230,000, live ter or not. reading "THANK YOU." Baker. lost to leukemia at age 3.

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2018 Winthrop girls hockey returns a talented group By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR WINTHROP — Anthony Martucci has coached the Winthrop girls hockey program for 10 seasons, and his Vikings have quali- ed for the state tournament each year. So when the Vikings put together their list of goals for the up- coming season, another trip to the tournament was the top priority. Winthrop quali ed last season as the No. 15 seed and took down No. 18 Westford Academy in the Division 1 North preliminary round to advance to the rst round. Then the Vikings fell to No. 2 Woburn, the eventual state champion, ending the season 13-6-1. “We felt like last season was a nice building block for us,” Mar- tucci, entering his 11th season, said. “The past two years we n- ished decently but we earned a lower seed. Last year we earned a higher seed and ended up getting a home game. “So far we’ve been very lucky,” Martucci continued. “Since I’ve been there, we’ve made the tournament every year. The problem is when you make it with nine wins, you’re bound to get a big team in the rst round. Last year, we beat Westford and faced Woburn who ended up winning the whole thing. That was a tough game for us.” This year’s team will be led by three captains, all seniors, in defensemen Bella Perrotti and Abby Stafford, and center-wing ITEM FILE PHOTO Emma Carleton. Defenseman Kayla Morrill also returns to the Senior Abby Stafford is one of three WINTHROP, B2 team captains this season. State tournament on the back of Swampscott’s mind By Daniel Kane it’s great to see. ITEM STAFF “Now we are getting really excited for the season,” Leonard added. “You SWAMPSCOTT — After falling ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE can only practice for so long without just short of qualifying for the state game time so we are de nitely ready Tech’s Amari Gaston drives to the basket tournament last season, coach Kate- to get going.” during practice earlier this week. lyn Leonard and the Swampscott The Big Blue will be led by an ex- girls basketball team have one goal perienced group of returning seniors heading into the 2018-2019 season. including Nikki Rosa, Katie Watts Seniors will “Last year was de nitely a tough and Grace DiGrande. year to not make the tournament,” “It’s a really good mix of some ex- Leonard said. “We were one game perienced players and new players shy of the tournament and I think this year,” Leonard said. “We’ll be lead Tigers that feeling has carried over into this looking to our three senior return- year. It’s kind of helping motivate us ing starters including Katie Watts By Harold Rivera and gives us a goal at the start of the who missed several games last sea- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR season.” son with an injury. We are excited to The path to achieving that goal got have her back. LYNN — Some might say the Lynn Tech boys bas- off to a good start on the rst day of “Their leadership has shown and ketball team surpassed expectations last season. tryouts for the Big Blue. carried over so well and most of our The Tigers quali ed for the Division 3 North state “There’s a lot of great talent on this offense will run through that group,” tournament as the No. 9 seed, falling on the wrong team,” Leonard said. “I told the girls side of a coin ip that determined the home/away Leonard added. “A lot of the offense this was one of toughest tryouts we runs through them but we also have teams for their rst-round clash at No. 8 Newburyp- have had. We had a lot of kids work- ort -- where their season ended in a 4-point loss. ITEM FILE PHOTO a group of young kids who have ing hard and it made it dif cult to stepped up and showed us that they Tigers coach Steve Patrick, however, feels the Ti- Senior Katie Watts returns to make the nal team. That hard work gers left a few wins on the board last winter. the mix at Swampscott. has carried over into practices and SWAMPSCOTT, B2 “I felt things were good,” Patrick, in his third season guiding Tech, said. “Not great but good. I felt we could’ve done better. “Last year’s gone,” Patrick said. “I don’t like to dwell too much on it. It was a really good season but I’m Lynn eld girls basketball continues to build really looking forward this season.” Returning to the fold is senior forward Rob Wallace, By Anne Marie Tobin they have great attitudes. I think last year’s Commonwealth Athletic Conference Play- ITEM STAFF our top-seven are the strongest we er of the Year. Also returning are senior forward Qa- have had since I’ve been here, but I sim Abellard, senior guard/forward Buba Ceesay and LYNNFIELD — The tryout turn- only wish Jim was around to see it.” senior guards Alex Poission and Amari Gaston. out may have been on the low side, Only 14 players tried out for the “I feel good about our returners,” Patrick said. but that has done nothing to detract team, which is extremely young “They’re going to gel. They’ve been playing togeth- from the Lynn eld girls basketball with no seniors and only two juniors. er for two, three years. They’re excited and they’re team’s determination to make this Leading the way are tri-captains ready to go. I’m also excited about my coaching staff. year a good one. Tori Morelli, Melissa Morelli, both We brought Eddie Lewis back and we added Toby Things have not gone the Pioneers’ juniors, and Grace Klonsky, a soph- Britton. Our freshman coach Bill Hussey did a great way the last three seasons with only omore. job developing. I’m excited about the players and the ve victories under their belts. Another returning starter is sopho- coaching staff. Sadly, following the end of last sea- more Caroline Waisnor. “We’re coming along,” Patrick continued. “Our son, the team lost head coach Jim Sophomore Ava Buon glio also schedule’s favorable because we have a week to pre- Perry, who suffered a fatal heart at- returns. She was brought up to the pare for the rst three games. That’s favorable for tack in April. varsity from the junior varsity last this team. Last year, we didn’t watch a video until the Enter Perry’s assistant and long- year. Freshmen Cate MacDonald state tournament. This year, we watched video before time friend, Peter Bocchino, attempt- and Riley Hallahan round out the we even played a game. We’re getting a lot of work in ing to continue what Perry began. top-seven. the lm room. I’m very comfortable with these play- “That’s what it’s all about, continu- “Cate can play every position, has ers and my coaching staff. I trust these guys.” ing what we started three years ago,” all the tools for the game and is prob- With a senior-heavy roster, experience will play in Bocchino said. “We have the girls to ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN Tech’s favor. Patrick’s hoping the team’s experience ably the hardest worker at practice,” do that. I don’t want to push my luck, Lynn eld’s Grace Klonsky will factor in a more uid offense this year. Tech Bucchino said. “Riley is a transfer but this is a team that can compete. dribbles the ball during prac- LYNN, B2 They are all open to learning and LYNNFIELD, B2 tice earlier this week. With a new coach, Magicians turn the page By Harold Rivera The Magicians have nal- from the goalie on out. That’s ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ized their roster, for the most certainly the case with the part. Magicians as they return MARBLEHEAD — The “First of all, getting on junior Peter Santeusanio in 2017-2018 season is one the ice last week was a lit- net. the Marblehead boys hock- tle overwhelming in that we “Coming in everybody told ey team would like to erase had 43 kids come out for the me about Peter,” Wells said. from its memory. varsity team,” Wells, who “He looks good in practice. The Magicians nished at coached Marblehead’s girls He looked good in our rst 5-12-1, and didn’t qualify for team last year, said. “I didn’t scrimmage. He nds a way the postseason. During the even know their names. to stop the puck. Last year offseason, former longtime “I hadn’t seen these kids he was relied on a lot. He coach Bob Jackson stepped play hockey,” he said. “It was kept them in a lot of games.” down and was replaced by a little tough for me and Senior center Jacob Gar- Chris Wells. my assistant coaches trying eld will captain the team. During the past week and to pick a team. We have a “Jacob’s a natural leader,” a half, Wells and his assis- couple newcomers that look Wells said. “He goes hard tant coaches have attempt- pretty good. We’re still in the every drill, every shift. The ed to shorten the learning process of trying to whittle it kids really respect him.” ITEM FILE PHOTO curve that comes with bring- down a little bit.” Marblehead’s Jacob Gar eld returns to the ice for his senior season. ing in a new coaching staff. Some teams prefer to build MARBLEHEAD, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2018 Eovaldi agrees to $68 million, 4-year deal with Red Sox By Kyle Hightower A 28-year-old right- fort with being one of the go by New York after the ASSOCIATED PRESS hander who has had a pair catalysts that helped Bos- season and signed with of Tommy John surgeries, ton win its fourth World Tampa Bay, a deal that BOSTON — Nathan Eovaldi was acquired by Series title in 15 years. guaranteed $2 million in Eovaldi’s marathon relief Boston from Tampa Bay At the premiere of the 2017 and included a $2 performance in Game 3 of on July 25. He went 3-3 Red Sox’s 2018 season million option for 2018. He the World Series is a mo- with a 3.33 ERA down highlight video, Eoval- had arthroscopic surgery ment that will resonate in the stretch. He made four di got the biggest cheers late in spring training to Red Sox history. starts against the Yan- when his name was men- remove loose bodies in his Boston rewarded him kees, going 2-0 with a 0.39 tioned, with the crowd pitching elbow and did not with a $68 million, four- ERA, and beat the New chanting “Bring him make his season debut un- year contract. York in Game 3 of the AL back!” til May 30 — his first ma- “We’re very happy to Division Series, when he “Nobody’s going to re- jor league game since Aug. have Nathan back with gave up one run in seven member who won that 10, 2016. us,” Red Sox president of innings. game. Everybody’s going Boston earlier reached baseball operations Dave In six postseason ap- to remember Nate Eoval- a $6.25 million, one-year Dombrowski said in a pearances, including two FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS di,” Cora said. contract with first base- statement as the deal was starts, Eovaldi went 2-1 Eovaldi is part of a pro- man Steve Pearce, the announced Thursday. “He with a 1.61 ERA, a .185 Boston rewarded Nathan Eovaldi’s marathon jected starting rotation World Series MVP. Re- did a tremendous job for opponent’s batting aver- relief performance with a $68 million, four- that includes Chris Sale, maining unsigned players us last season, playing a age, 16 strikeouts, and year contract. David Price, Rick Porcello who became free agents significant role in helping three walks and Eduardo Rodriguez. after winning the Series us win the division and Eovaldi pitched one in- 12th inning and threw when Eovaldi surrendered Eovaldi had Tommy include closer Craig Kim- the World Series. His per- ning of relief in each of 97 pitches over six-plus an 18th-inning home run John surgery in 2007 brel, left-hander Drew formance in the postsea- the first two games of the innings, preventing the to Max Muncy, but his when he was a junior in Pomeranz, right-hander son was outstanding, both World Series against the bullpen from enduring ad- performance inspired his high school and his second Joe Kelly and second base- as a starting pitcher and Los Angeles Dodgers. He ditional stress. teammates. Manager Alex in August 2016 while with men Brandon Phillips and as a reliever.” entered Game 3 in the Boston lost the game Cora credited Eovaldi’s ef- the Yankees. He was let Ian Kinsler. Winthrop girls hockey moving forward WINTHROP man season. competing for spots and centers from last season. From B1 “Summer had 11 wins their older sister, which We’ll have to do it by as- for us last year,” Martucci makes four sisters on the sociation to get the offense mix. Morrill and Stafford said. “There were only two team. That’s a unique dy- going and have it combine are the two lone Lynn games she wasn’t in our namic because you want with what we have defen- players remaining in the net for. I think it’s huge to the team to be like sisters sively.” program. have her back. She’s some- and that makes up a big Winthrop opens the sea- “Hopefully we can get a body we can lean on.” part of them.” son Saturday afternoon co-op with Lynn schools Also on the roster are the If there’s one area that’s (4) at Medford. next year,” Martucci said. four Holmes sisters. Abby still in doubt, it’s the of- “The girls are very ex- “Technically we’re not a (defenseman), Emma fense. The Vikings grad- cited,” Martucci said. “Our co-op anymore but those (left-wing) and Julia (cen- uated two of their top captains have done a tre- girls were grandfathered ter-wing) are eighth-grade goal-scorers from last sea- in. Hopefully we can get triplets, while Olivia’s a son and Martucci believes mendous job bringing in some more Lynn girls into senior defenseman. they’ll have to replace that the eighth-grade girls the fold.” “Everything’s been re- production with a team ef- and making them feel Junior right-wing Olivia ally good,” Martucci said. fort. welcome. They’ve bonded Driscoll, daughter of St. “There’s a lot of compe- “I’m very excited with over a tough first few days Mary’s football coach Sean tition because there’s a what we have,” Martucci of practice. There’s still Driscoll, will be leaned on lot of open spots to be said. “We build from the things to work on offen- for goals. taken. We have a lot of net out. We have to find sively but hopefully those Goalie Summer Tallent eighth-graders in camp. some players to do scoring things will build through- will return for her fresh- We have a set of triplets for us. We lost two talented out the season.” Lynnfield girls basketball continues to build LYNNFIELD school waiver to fill out the From B1 junior varsity roster. As far as the rest of the from East Boston and will league goes, Bocchino said, be a solid addition. She can while he doesn’t know ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE shoot and penetrate and what the Cape Ann League Tech’s Bryant Harris drives to the basket plays year-round basket- brings, he expects Mas- during practice earlier this week. ball, so I think she will play conomet and Pentucket to a solid role for us.” be the teams to beat. In addition to the core “I know Masco is always Seniors will lead Tigers group of seven players, Boc- good and Pentucket is good chino will carry four prom- every year, so they are al- LYNN rence,” Patrick said. “We ising freshmen who will see ways tough, but we might time on both the varsity and be able to pound out a few From B1 have to play them twice. I went to a coaches meeting junior varsity squads. That wins against some of the struggled with turnovers and my feeling’s we’re the group includes Abby Adamo, other teams,” Bocchino said. last season. team to beat. Those teams Lucy Cleary, Anna Radulski “We are fortunate that we “Things like turnovers graduated a lot of seniors. and Catherine Ciolfi. have seven girls who are in- should go down because I returned six seniors. “They will play JV and de- terchangeable with three of of the experience of the We’re very confident. We pending on what we need, them able to play the point. seniors,” Patrick said. want to win the league, will also see time on the The good thing is we are “That’s why I’m excited. that’s another one of our varsity,” Bocchino said. “It’s deep from top to bottom, so My first year here I had to goals. We don’t want to get a long season and we have when I do have to go to the teach them how to break in the tournament with 10 some kids who are injury bench there won’t be nose- the press. Last year it wins. We want to win the prone, so I expect they will dive in terms of the talent was still a work in prog- league.” swing back and forth. They level.” ress. This year I think Tech opens the season will need to be ready when The Pioneers open the they’re comfortable with Friday (5:30) at Mystic ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN their number is called.” season Saturday at home the press so our turnovers Valley. Lynnfield’s Tori Morelli drives to the basket Bocchino said he is work- against Notre Dame Cristo should decrease.” “The kids are excited,” during practice earlier this week. ing toward getting a middle Rey (1). One change the Tigers Patrick saif. “They can’t will have to adjust to this wait to get on the game season is a move from the floor to show their skills. CAC Small to the CAC They’ve been working With a new coach, Magicians turn the page Large. Despite the change, very hard to get in shape. of them was injured last to have rededicated them- has dominated each year. Patrick’s confident his Ti- MARBLEHEAD They’re running with no year. We’re going to need selves. Like all other divisions, gers are the team to beat. From B1 complaints. It’s a different to rely on some of their “They don’t want to go it just seems like there’s “They moved us up this feel this year. They want senior leadership back 5-12 again,” Wells contin- an extra edge for division year so now we’re in the to prove themselves not The Magicians return there. Good defense will be ued. “In past years, they’ve games. We just have to be CAC Large with Chelsea, only to the conference but four forwards in juniors the key in how well we do had much better teams prepared for that.” Lowell, Greater Law- also to the city schools.” Zach Piersol, Colin Hart, Loch Sheridan and soph- this year and whether or and much better records. The Magicians open omore Will Schull. Defen- not we go to the playoffs.” I think the rededication the new season Saturday Thus far, the mentality with a little more effort night (6:15) at Scituate. State tournament on the sively, senior Paul Heffer- in practice has been where and a little more hard “They’re excited. They nan returns after missing Wells hoped it would be. work can bring better re- want to get out there and back of Swampscott’s mind time with an injury last Marblehead’s taking this sults this season.” play hockey,” Wells said. winter and Brendan Locke season as a redemption Wells is new to the “They’ve been excited there are always some SWAMPSCOTT returns for his senior sea- year and the Magicians Northeastern Conference from the start. I wish we tough teams. We just want From B1 son. are eager to prove them- but projects a tight race had scheduled a few more to take it one game at a “The forwards are our selves. until the end. He knows scrimmages to get more will be able to play a role time, even one quarter at rock,” Wells said. “That’s “These guys have all set his Magicians will have to game stuff in against an- this year as well.” a time, and improve every where our natural talent a good example on the ice be ready to compete on a other team. We’ve done On the court Swamp- quarter. is. We have speed up front. and off the ice,” Wells said. nightly basis. things in practice to sim- scott has shown great “Our expectation is to We almost have three “After last year I wasn’t ulate game things. They’re chemistry and will put an be there at the end of the “I feel like it’s pretty lines we think can play emphasis on defense this year,” Leonard added. “We sure about how the at- tight,” Wells said. “Every ready to go. They’re ready consistently. Defensively, season. expect to be in every sin- titude would be coming game kind of seems tight. to go out and play an actu- “Our style is really fo- gle game we play and that we have four seniors. One into this year. They seem I’m not sure if one team al game.” cused on defense,” Leon- starts at the defensive end ard said. “We want to and stopping teams. If we Inaugural boys basketball jamboree tips off Friday make things tough on oth- play hard on defense the er teams so the rest can rest should take care of The inaugural IAABO Jamboree, named for the “The Elmo Benedetto nett took great pride in fall into place. One of our itself.” Board 130 Officials vs. legendary late Lynn ath- Jamboree was an institu- not only honoring a man other goals is chemistry. Swampscott begins the Cancer Boys Basketball letic director, was found- tion and something that who did so much for so That’s something that can season next Tuesday on Jamboree will be played ed by English Coach Ron Ron Bennett poured his many Lynn kids, but also make or break a team and the road in a non-confer- Friday at English’s Paul F. Bennett in 1986 and was heart and soul into,” Hal- raising money for schol- right now it’s very strong ence game against Man- Cavanagh Field House. played through 2015. loran said. “We are grate- for us. We’re excited to chester-Essex. Teams will play two There was no boys jambo- ful to Dick Newton and arships over the years. have the chemistry and “I want to see hard 8-minute halves. Tickets ree the last two years. Lynn English for agreeing We are thrilled to have it see it improve.” work,” Leonard said of the are $5 and only MIAA IAABO Board 130 Exec- to host, and we hope to ex- back.” Leonard expects the season opener. “You only passes will be accepted. utive Board member Paul pand the number of teams Friday’s schedule of competition in the North- get a couple weeks to pre- Proceeds will be donated Halloran worked with in years to come.” games is as follows: Aus- eastern Conference to be pare so I’m sure there will to Officials vs. Cancer, an English Athletic Director “It means a lot to me tin Prep vs. Winthrop (5), tough as usual but is con- be some mistakes in the initiative that has raised Dick Newton to get a boys personally and to our Gloucester vs. Peabody fident the Big Blue can first game. I just expect to more than $2 million for jamboree back on the cal- school to host the jam- compete. see hard work. If we play the American Cancer So- endar. The games will be boree,” said Newton, (5:45), Masconomet vs. “It’s a really tough con- hard for 32 minutes we ciety since its inception in staffed by Board 130 offi- who played for and later Swampscott (6:30), Revere ference,” Leonard said. should be on the winning 2008. cials who will be donating coached against Bennett vs. Classical (7:15), Bever- “It’s very balanced and end most nights.” The Elmo Benedetto their time. (in baseball). “Coach Ben- ly vs. English (8). FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FRIDAY Peabody at Marblehead (at Salem Irving leads way with 22 Boys Basketball State, 4:30) Tech at Mystic Valley (5:30) Girls Basketball Rockport at Fenwick (6:30) Cristo Rey at Lynnfield (1) Central Catholic at St. Mary’s (7:15) Track Girls Basketball Medford at Swampscott (9) as Celtics blow out Knicks Saugus at St. Mary’s (5:30) Peabody at Everett (at Swampscott, Mystic Valley at Tech (5:30) 9) BOSTON (AP) — Kyrie Swimming Lynnfield at Manchester-Essex (12) Lynnfield at North Reading (7:30) Swimming Irving scored 22 points before leaving the game in SATURDAY Manchester-Essex at Lynnfield (5) the final minutes nursing Boys Hockey Wrestling Saugus at Salem (10) Gloucester at Lynnfield (12) his right shoulder, Al Hor- Marblehead at Milford (10) Triton at Fenwick (6) ford had 19 points and 12 Marblehead at Scituate (6:50) SUNDAY rebounds, and the Boston Girls Hockey Girls Hockey Celtics coasted past the Winthrop at Medford (4) Shawsheen at Fenwick (9) New York Knicks 128-100 on Thursday night. SPORTS BRIEFS Jaylen Brown returned after missing three games Learn to Skate tact Brian Boisson at bbois- with a bruised lower back [email protected]. and scored a season-high program 21 points. Jayson Tatum NSSUA softball added 17 for Boston, which Lynn Youth Hockey will won its fourth straight hold its annual Learn to umpire school game and exacted a bit of Skate program through Dec. revenge for a Nov. 21 loss 22 at Connery Rink. The The North Shore Softball to the Knicks. program consists of 12 ses- Umpire Association Tim Hardaway Jr. scored sions running from 9:30 a.m. (NSSUA) will run a softball 22 for New York, which to 11:40 a.m. umpires school the next two has lost four of its last The cost of the program is Mondays (Dec. 10-17) at five games. Enes Kanter $125, plus any USA Hockey Marblehead High from had 14 points and 11 re- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fees if applicable. Participants 6-9:30 p.m. bounds, and Noah Vonleh will need to bring a hockey The school will certify had 12 and 10. Celtics guard Jaylen Brown drives against New York Knicks center Enes helmet, elbow pads, knee umpires for high School & rec- The Celtics scored the Kanter during the first quarter Thursday in Boston. pads, skates, hockey or warm reation leagues on the North first three baskets of the waterproof gloves and hockey Shore. For more information game and never trailed. a flagrant foul. Hardaway exists anymore. ... Aron bench at the next whistle. or warm waterproof pants. please contact Roy Ballard at They led by eight after returned a few minutes Baynes limped off in the The shoulder was For more information, con- [email protected]. one, by 11 after two and later. ... Kanter had his last two minutes of the wrapped in ice when he by 15 points after scoring seventh double-double in first quarter. The team walked off the court at the TV/RADIO eight straight to make it his last nine games. said he had a left ankle in- end of the game. 97-82 near the end of the Celtics: The Celtics wore jury and he did not return. LAST TIME Men’s college basketball third quarter. green, white and yellow KYRIE’S SHOULDER The Celtics, who went to 7 p.m...... Oral Roberts at Missouri...... SEC Network TIP-INS jerseys reminiscent of the With about four minutes the Eastern Conference fi- ...... UMass at Providence...... FS1 Knicks: Both teams shot 1980s, and they enhanced left in the game, Irving nals last year, were expect- 9:30 p.m...... TCU vs. USC...... FS1 better than 60 percent in the theme by using graph- started rubbing his right ed to be one of the league’s Pro basketball the first quarter, but the ics on the scoreboard shoulder and swinging it top teams after getting Ir- 7 p.m...... Philadelphia at Detroit...... ESPN 9:30 p.m...... Golden State at Milwaukee...... ESPN Knicks were just 8 for 26 from the time. During around while grimacing in ving and Gordon Hayward Biathlon in the second. ... Hardaway breaks, they showed vid- pain. He raised his hand back from injuries. But 12 a.m...... World Cup (women’s 15k)...... NBCSN went down to the floor af- eo of a Green Line train for coach Brad Stevens to the Nov. 21 loss in Boston Curling ter taking an elbow from approaching the original take him out of the game to the Knicks was an early 8:30 p.m...... World Cup (mixed doubles): US vs. China... NBCSN Marcus Morris Sr. in the Boston Garden on elevat- but couldn’t get his at- sign that something was Figure skating head. The play was ruled ed tracks, neither of which tention. He walked to the wrong. 11:30 p.m.... Grand Prix final (men’s free skate)...... NBCSN College football 8 p.m...... Maine at Weber St...... ESPN2 Golf Bruins lose third straight game 1:30 p.m...... PGA: QBE Shootout...... Golf Pro hockey 8 p.m...... St. Louis at Winnipeg...... NHL Network TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — sists and 25 points in his Men’s college hockey Mathieu Joseph and An- last 12 games. 7 p.m...... Dartmouth vs. New Hampshire...... NESN Plus thony Cirelli scored early Pastrnak got his 20th ...... Merrimack vs. Providence...... NESN in the third period and goal in his 28th game Rodeo the Tampa Bay Lightning this season on a rebound 10 p.m...... Wrangler National Finals...... CBSSN won their fifth consecutive 2:04 into the game. Jar- Skiing game by beating the Bos- omir Jagr — on four dif- 1 p.m...... Freestyle World Cup (halfpipe)...... NBCSN ton Bruins 3-2 on Thurs- Soccer ferent occasions — is the 2:20 p.m...... Werder Bremen-Fortuna Dusseldorf...... FS2 day night. only Czech-born player to ...... Serie A: Juventus vs. Inter Milan...... ESPN2 After Joseph scored at reach the 20-goal mark in 2:30 p.m...... Fortuna Düsseldorf at Werder Bremen...... FS2 2:40, Cirelli put home a fewer games. short-handed backhand Domingue made a pad 1:23 later to make it 3-1. save on a late first-period NFL Boston pulled to 3-2 on breakaway by Pastrnak, David Krejci’s goal with AFC NFC who went to his backhand. East East 1:45 remaining. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Brayden Point also Boston activated defen- New Eng 9 3 0 .750 331 259 Dallas 7 5 0 .583 247 223 scored and Louis seman Charlie McAvoy, Miami 6 6 0 .500 244 300 Phila 6 6 0 .500 258 266 who had been sidelined Buffalo 4 8 0 .333 178 293 Washington 6 6 0 .500 233 257 Domingue made 33 saves PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS N.Y. Jets 3 9 0 .250 243 307 N.Y. Giants 4 8 0 .333 267 315 for the Lightning, who since Oct. 20 due to a con- South South Tampa Bay Lightning center Anthony Cirelli W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA have the NHL’s best re- cussion. The injury-deplet- Houston 9 3 0 .750 302 235 NOrleans 10 2 0 .833 419 269 cord at 22-7-1. beats Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask for a ed Bruins are still without Indianapolis 6 6 0 .500 325 279 Carolina 6 6 0 .500 304 306 goal during the third period Thursday in Tam- Tennessee 6 6 0 .500 221 245 Tampa Bay 5 7 0 .417 318 355 David Pastrnak had a center Patrice Bergeron Jacksonville 4 8 0 .333 203 243 Atlanta 4 8 0 .333 296 333 goal for Boston, and Tuuk- pa, Fla. (ribs), and defensemen North North Zdeno Chara (lower body), W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA ka Rask stopped 27 shots. Pittsburgh 7 4 1 .625 346 282 Chicago 8 4 0 .667 344 241 The Bruins have lost three including seven over his first. Nikita Kucherov set Kevan Miller (throat) and Baltimore 7 5 0 .583 297 214 Minnesota 6 5 1 .542 275 270 in a row and four of five. last eight games, to tie it up the goal with a back- Urho Vaakanainen (con- Cincinnati 5 7 0 .417 286 371 Green Bay 4 7 1 .375 281 287 Cleveland 4 7 1 .375 266 312 Detroit 4 8 0 .333 254 316 Point got his 21st goal, 1-all with 5:01 left in the hand pass and has 20 as- cussion). West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kan City 10 2 0 .833 444 327 y-L.A. Rams 11 1 0 .917 419 298 LAC 9 3 0 .750 340 249 Seattle 7 5 0 .583 319 259 Pats favored despite recent struggles in Miami Denver 6 6 0 .500 276 262 Arizona 3 9 0 .250 175 310 Oakland 2 10 0 .167 220 367 San Fran 2 10 0 .167 255 336 y-clinched division Thursday, Dec. 13 MIAMI (AP) — Ryan ida. coach Bill Belichick in the warm weather. Thursday’s Games L.A. Chargers at Kansas City, 8:20 p.m. Tannehill was heading out The Dolphins have won blames the Dolphins. “Sometimes it hits some Jacksonville at Tennessee, 8:20 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15 Sunday’s Games Houston at N.Y. Jets, 4:30 p.m. the door when someone four of the past five home “They’ve got a good of these teams pretty New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Denver, 8:20 p.m. noted the predicted high meetings, including 27- football team,” he said. hard,” Miami coach Adam N.Y. Giants at Washington, 1 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16 Atlanta at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Tennessee at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. temperature of 83 for Sun- 20 last December when “They’ve got a lot of good Gase said. Indianapolis at Houston, 1 p.m. Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. day’s game between the Jay Cutler outplayed Tom players.” The bad news for the N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Detroit at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Miami Dolphins and New Brady. Carolina at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 1 p.m. That’s fine, coach, ex- Dolphins is that forecast- New England at Miami, 1 p.m. Arizona at Atlanta, 1 p.m. England Patriots. Oddsmakers expect the cept that in Foxborough, ers don’t anticipate the Baltimore at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Oakland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. “Not quite hot enough,” trend to end, with New your team has won 10 in Cincinnati at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. Dallas at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. heavily favored Patriots Denver at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Miami at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Tannehill responded with England (9-3) a touch- a row against Miami by will take the game light- Detroit at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. Washington at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. a smile. down favorite over Miami an average score of 33-13. Philadelphia at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. Seattle at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. ly — not with the annoy- Turn up the heat. That’s (6-6). That includes a 38-7 victo- Pittsburgh at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. New England at Pittsburgh, 4:25 p.m. ance this week of constant L.A. Rams at Chicago, 8:20 p.m. Philadelphia at L.A. Rams, 8:20 p.m. what the Dolphins tend to Here are things to know ry earlier this season. And Monday’s Games Monday, Dec. 17 questions about their re- Minnesota at Seattle, 8:15 p.m. New Orleans at Carolina, 8:15 p.m. do when the Patriots play as the Patriots attempt to in the standings, the Dol- in Miami. clinch their 10th consecu- phins have been perennial cent results in Miami. While New England has tive division title: also-rans to your dynasty. “The last few times we’ve TODAY IN SPORTS dominated Miami — and TOUGH PLACE Belichick and his play- played them down there, everyone else — in the TO PLAY ers discount the South we haven’t played very Dec. 7 their first division title in 33 years by AFC East over the past In recent years the Patri- Florida climate as a factor, well,” running back James 1973 — Jerry West of Los Angeles beating the woeful St. Louis Rams decade, the reverse has ots have had worse results but it does favor the Dol- White acknowledged, “so I sets an NBA record with 10 steals in 34-10. The Cardinals, long the think that’s enough moti- the Lakers’ 115-111 loss to the league’s doormat franchise with just been true lately when the in Miami than anywhere phins, with teams from Seattle Supersonics. one winning season in the past 24 teams meet in South Flor- else, and New England the north tending to wilt vation.” 1985 — Auburn tailback Bo Jackson years, earn their first playoff berth beats Iowa quarterback Chuck Long by since 1998 and first divisional title 45 points in the balloting for the since they won the NFC East in 1975. NBA NHL Heisman Trophy, the closest vote in the 2013 — Aurelien Collin scores the 51-year history of the trophy. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE equalizer in the second half of the EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE 1991 — AJ Kitt becomes the first Atlantic Division Central Division MLS Cup, then drives home the decid- Atlantic Division Southwest Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA American in seven years to win a men’s ing penalty kick to give Sporting Kan- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 30 22 7 1 45 117 87 Nashville 28 19 8 1 39 90 67 World Cup race, taking the first downhill sas City a dramatic victory over Real Toronto 21 5 .808 — Memphis 14 9 .609 — Toronto 29 20 8 1 41 106 78 Colorado 29 17 7 5 39 107 81 Philadelphia 17 9 .654 4 Dallas 12 11 .522 2 of the season In Val D’Isere, France. Salt Lake and its first league title Buffalo 29 17 8 4 38 89 82 Winnipeg 27 17 8 2 36 94 78 Boston 14 10 .583 6 New Orleans 13 13 .500 2½ 2002 — St. John’s (Minn.) coach since 2000. With the score 1-1 Montreal 29 14 10 5 33 93 92 Dallas 28 15 10 3 33 78 72 John Gagliardi wins his 400th game Brooklyn 8 18 .308 13 Houston 11 12 .478 3 Boston 28 14 10 4 32 73 72 Minnesota 27 15 10 2 32 86 78 through regulation and 30 minutes of New York 8 18 .308 13 San Antonio 11 14 .440 4 with a 21-14 victory over Linfield in Detroit 29 13 12 4 30 86 97 Chicago 29 9 15 5 23 79 108 overtime, the teams engage in the Southeast Division Northwest Division the Division III quarterfinals. Gagliar- Florida 27 11 11 5 27 89 96 St. Louis 26 9 13 4 22 76 88 longest penalty-kick shootout in cham- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Ottawa 29 12 14 3 27 102 119 Pacific Division di is the second coach to reach the pionship history — one that both Orlando 12 13 .480 — Denver 17 7 .708 — Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA 400 mark, eight victories behind sides had chances to win before Col- Charlotte 11 13 .458 ½ Oklahoma City 16 7 .696 ½ GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 28 17 9 2 36 100 82 Eddie Robinson. lin’s shot and Jimmy Nielsen’s save Washington 11 14 .440 1 Portland 13 11 .542 4 Columbus 28 16 10 2 34 100 95 Anaheim 30 15 10 5 35 74 85 Miami 9 14 .391 2 Minnesota 13 12 .520 4½ 2003 — The computer rankings have left Sporting KC with the 7-6 victory. Wash 27 15 9 3 33 98 88 San Jose 29 14 10 5 33 90 90 Atlanta 5 20 .200 7 Utah 12 13 .480 5½ Oklahoma as the country’s top team 2014 — The first College Football Islanders 27 13 11 3 29 79 81 Vegas 29 15 13 1 31 87 81 while the human poll voters pick Central Division Pacific Division Pittsburgh 27 12 10 5 29 95 89 Edmonton 28 14 12 2 30 74 85 Playoff expands the national champi- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB USC. Despite getting walloped by Rangers 28 13 12 3 29 80 88 Arizona 26 13 11 2 28 68 67 onship race and produces a final four Milwaukee 16 7 .696 — L.A. Clippers 16 8 .667 — Carolina 27 12 11 4 28 67 76 Vancouver 30 11 16 3 25 84 105 Kansas State 35-7, No. 3 Oklahoma with major star power. Nick Saban’s Detroit 13 9 .591 2½ Golden State 17 9 .654 — Phila 26 11 12 3 25 79 92 LA 28 10 17 1 21 59 84 takes its 12-1 record to the Sugar No. 1 Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Indiana 14 10 .583 2½ L.A. Lakers 15 9 .625 1 NJ 26 9 12 5 23 75 91 Bowl against No. 2 LSU, which won Urban Meyer’s No. 4 Ohio State Cleveland 5 19 .208 11½ Sacramento 12 11 .522 3½ Thursday’s Games San Jose at Dallas, 8 p.m. the Southeastern Conference cham- Buckeyes at the Sugar Bowl. Marcus Chicago 5 20 .200 12 Phoenix 4 20 .167 12 Detroit 5, Toronto 4, OT Minnesota at Edmonton, 9 p.m. pionship by beating Georgia 34-13. Thursday’s Games Miami at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Mariota and second-seeded Oregon Pittsburgh 6, N.Y. Islanders 2 Carolina at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Boston 128, New York 100 Golden State at Milwaukee, 9:30 p.m. 2006 — Willie Parker breaks Pitts- vs. Jameis Winston, last season’s Colorado 5, Florida 2 Saturday’s Games burgh’s single-game rushing record Heisman Trophy winner, and defend- Phoenix at Portland, 10 p.m. Saturday’s Games Houston at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Columbus 4, Philadelphia 3, OT Philadelphia at Buffalo, 1 p.m. with 223 yards as the Steelers rough ing national champion Florida State Houston at Dallas, 6 p.m. Montreal 5, Ottawa 2 Vegas at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Friday’s Games Sacramento at Indiana, 7 p.m. up the Cleveland Browns 27-7. Park- at the Rose Bowl. Denver at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay 3, Boston 2 N.Y. Islanders at Detroit, 7 p.m. Brooklyn at New York, 7:30 p.m. er, the first player in Steelers history 2014 — Robbie Keane scores on a Indiana at Orlando, 7 p.m. Washington at Arizona, 9 p.m. Colorado at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Denver at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. to have two 200-yard games in a breakaway in the 111th minute, and Philadelphia at Detroit, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Calgary, 9 p.m. Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Washington at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Nashville at Vancouver, 10 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Florida, 7 p.m. season, betters John “Frenchy” Landon Donovan wins his record Sacramento at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m. Chicago at Vegas, 10 p.m. Washington at Columbus, 7 p.m. Fuqua’s record of 218 yards against sixth MLS title in the LA Galaxy’s 2-1 Memphis at New Orleans, 8 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Memphis, 8 p.m. New Jersey at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. Philadelphia in 1970. victory over the New England Revolu- Oklahoma City at Chicago, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Portland, 10 p.m. Friday’s Games San Jose at Arizona, 8 p.m. 2008 — The Arizona Cardinals clinch tion in the MLS Cup. L.A. Lakers at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Miami at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. St. Louis at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Nashville at Calgary, 10 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2018 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Stay grounded and avoid Look at all sides of a situation You’ll have choices to make Make partnerships your priority. A gathering with your co-work- Taking short trips, making plans temptation. It’s OK to have fun, and make choices based on that could be difficult. Be sure Whether at home or at work, ers will be fun, but don’t get with a friend or relative or ef- but don’t let anyone talk you truth and facts. If someone to stick to your budget and getting along will be essential carried away and let indulgent fecting a change that will help into something that could lead tries to interfere, put a stop to avoid being talked into some- if you don’t want to fall behind. behavior make you look bad. you save more and spend less to problems with someone in a it before it’s too late. thing you don’t need and can- Oversee any responsibilities You can have fun and still be should be your intent. Focus on position of authority. not afford. you delegate to others. responsible. being and doing your best. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Stick to the rules and regula- If someone overreacts, walk TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) tions. If you exaggerate or lie, away. Don’t get involved with Put your best foot forward Express your wishes when work- Don’t get caught in an argu- You’ll be complimented on the you will be held accountable. people who are excessive and make the changes that ing alongside others. As long ment that could be avoided. changes you make or the in- Someone you thought would or emotionally unstable. Fo- will put you on top of your as everyone is fully aware of Take care of your responsibili- sight you offer. Don’t hesitate have your back will disappoint cus on updating any finan- game. End this year on a what has to be accomplished, ties before you move on to so- to speak up or to take charge if you. Work alone. Make a posi- cial or legal matters that are high note. Romance is high- you will reach your goal. Cele- cial events. A change of heart you feel you can make a differ- tive domestic change. time-sensitive. lighted. brate with a loved one. should be addressed. ence. Romance is encouraged.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Mom finds it hard to watch son in stressful new marriage Computer chips or gray matter? DEAR ABBY: Our the world. He counsels an- Eugene Wigner, a Hungar- ery robot played, most going youngest son recently Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van gry teenagers, and they ian-American who won the down, but a couple succeed- married a woman who has Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, listen to him. I have tre- 1962 Nobel Prize in Physics, ing because West unwisely an 18-year-old disabled and was founded by her mother, mendous respect for him. said, “It is nice to know that discarded clubs while declar- daughter, “Lauren.” The Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at The problem is, every the computer understands er was drawing trumps. time he comes in, he tries the problem. But I would like However, the contract is girl’s mental level is be- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los tween that of a 2- and to get me to come to his to understand it too.” 100 percent. After winning 4-year-old. There have Angeles, CA 90069. church. It’s sometimes an That is not my experience in trick one and drawing trumps, been physical confronta- hourlong conversation. At watching computers trying to declarer cashes dummy’s play bridge. Today’s deal would second high spade, ruffs the tions between my new first I was polite about it 6-month-old son, and I yourself into this sensitive last spade and exits with a and just said no thank be easy for a player who has daughter-in-law and her worry about the baby in situation. If your son feels been around the block a few diamond. you. Recently it reached disabled daughter, which this home environment. so pressured he’s consider- times, but it defeated most The defenders take their are becoming more fre- Our son loves his wife and ing ending his marriage, the point where I said of the robots competing at three diamond tricks, but quent now that they all thought he could handle he should be telling his firmly, “I don’t need your Bridge Base Online. are trapped. If a club is led, live together. Our daugh- the challenges that come wife about it and not his church.” Abby, he still per- How should South play in it finds the queen for South; ter-in-law refuses to pur- with living with Lauren. mother. sists! four hearts after West leads if a spade or diamond is re- sue facilities for Lauren, He now says he thinks it is I don’t know what to do a low spade, given that the turned, declarer receives a saying she is waiting for best to end the marriage, DEAR ABBY: I’m a anymore. I wouldn’t feel trumps are not 4-0? ruff-and-sluff. It is a textbook her to be transitioned into but he’s uncomfortable 31-year-old waitress and right kicking him out of In the auction, South might elimination and endplay. a group home and feels about giving an ultima- proud atheist. I’m one of the restaurant. Is there a have opened one heart, but much guilt in doing so. tum to his wife. He has a the least judgmental peo- middle ground? if North had responded one Lauren is currently in a high-pressure job, and his spade, South would have ple I know. Who other peo- NONBELIEVER IN day program, which new home environment is had to rebid two clubs, which ple love, or how they GEORGIA doesn’t seem to be helping taking a toll on him, phys- choose to worship isn’t im- would not have been ideal. her. She has definite be- ically and mentally. Any portant to me. DEAR NONBELIEVER: So, one-no-trump was sensi- ble. Then, North should have havioral issues and has advice for him is appreci- I have a regular custom- The pastor may be an raised to three no-trump. Do been put on a higher level ated. er who comes in to the evangelical, who feels that not use Stayman with 4-3-3- of meds that haven’t MOM ON THE restaurant about twice a it is his duty to “spread the 3 distribution, especially with helped. Psychologists, SIDELINES month. He’s a pastor and word.” The middle ground, such a weak major. Note that counselors and school staff one of the nicest guys I since he seems unable to South would have had nine are noncommittal about DEAR MOM: I appreci- think I’ve ever met. He’ll accept your polite refusals, top tricks. offering any help and hav- ate your concern for the often bring along people is to have another waitress In four hearts, declarer has en’t advised on how to ad- well-being of your son, but from his congregation and serve him instead of you, if three diamond losers, so he dress this. if you are smart, you will buy them dinner. He coun- that’s possible. If not, ask seems to need to find the My concern is, my son remain supportively on the sels new families and tries your manager for guid- club queen. That is how ev- and his wife now have a sidelines and not insert to teach them the ways of ance.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS Canadian Prime Minis- ter Justin Trudeau said BEIJING — China on he was given a few days Thursday demanded that advance notice of the in- Canada release an execu- tention of Canadian au- tive of Chinese tech giant thorities to arrest her but Huawei who was arrested said it was the decision in a case that compounds of law enforcement and tensions with the U.S. and there was no political in- threatens to complicate terference. trade talks. “I can assure everyone Meng Wanzhou, chief fi- that we are a country of nancial officer of Huawei an independent judicia- Technologies Ltd., faces ry and the appropriate PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS possible extradition to the authorities took the deci- United States, according A demonstrator holds a placard reading “Join us” in French as they PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sions in this case without stand by toll gates on a motorway in southwestern France on Wednesday. to Canadian authorities. any political involvement The Globe and Mail news- Huawei’s chief finan- or interference,” Trudeau paper, citing law enforce- cial officer Meng Wan- said. France fears more riots this weekend; ment sources, said she zhou faces possible ex- He also said he could not is suspected of trying to tradition to the United comment further because museums, Eiffel Tower will be closed evade U.S. trade curbs on States, according to of a publication ban. A Iran. Canadian authorities. spokesman for Canada’s By Angela Charlton surrendered Wednesday mobilized. They will be Huawei, the biggest justice department said and Alex Turnbull night and cancelled a equipped with a dozen ar- global supplier of network a U.S.-Chinese cease-fire Meng requested the ban ASSOCIATED PRESS fuel tax hike that had un- mored vehicles —a first in gear used by phone and in a trade war that has and the department could leashed weeks of unrest. a French urban area since internet companies, has its roots in Beijing’s tech- not comment further. PARIS — Authorities On the other side of 2005. been the target of deepen- nology policy. Meng was Stock markets tumbled across France braced France’s volatile social Some “yellow vest” pro- ing U.S. security concerns. detained in Vancouver on on the news, fearing re- Thursday for the possibil- debate, disparate groups testers, French union offi- Under President Donald Saturday, the day Trump newed U.S.-Chinese ten- ity of more riots and vio- of protesters did the same cials and prominent poli- Trump and his predeces- and Xi Jinping met in Ar- sions that threaten global lence at anti-government thing, sharing their week- ticians across the political sor, Barack Obama, Wash- gentina and announced economic growth. Hong protests this weekend, end plans on social net- spectrum called for calm ington has pressured their deal. Kong’s Hang Seng lost holding emergency meet- works and chat groups. Thursday after the worst European countries and U.S. national security 2.5 percent and the DAX ings and deploying tens Prime Minister Edouard rioting in Paris in decades other allies to limit use of adviser John Bolton told in Germany sank 1.8 per- of thousands of police and Philippe told senators last weekend. its technology. NPR that he knew of the cent. In the U.S., stocks security forces. Museums, Thursday that the govern- Macron agreed to aban- The U.S. sees Huawei pending arrest in advance. knocked more than 780 theaters and shops in Par- ment will deploy “excep- don the fuel tax hike, and smaller Chinese tech He declined to talk about points off the Dow Jones is announced they would tional” security measures part of his plans to com- suppliers as possible the specifics of the case Industrial Average before close Saturday as a pre- for the protests in Paris bat global warming, but fronts for spying and as and said he didn’t know if the Dow rallied to finish caution — including the and elsewhere. protesters’ demands have commercial competitors. Trump knew about before just 79 points down. city’s famed Eiffel Tower. Speaking on TF1 televi- now expanded to other is- The Trump administra- it happened but added that A Chinese government Police unions and city sion, Philippe said 89,000 sues hurting French work- tion says they benefit from there has been enormous statement said Meng authorities met to strat- police officers will be de- ers, retirees and students. improper subsidies and concern about the practice broke no U.S. or Canadian egize on how to handle ployed on Saturday across And in a move questioned market barriers. of Chinese firms like Hua- laws and demanded Can- the protests on Saturday, France — up from 65,000 by both critics and sup- The timing of the ar- wei allegedly using stolen ada “immediately correct which are being held even last weekend. porters, the president rest is awkward follow- U.S. intellectual property. the mistake” and release though French Presi- In Paris alone, 8,000 himself has disappeared ing the announcement of He said that would be a her. dent Emmanuel Macron police officers will be from public view. 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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT given by Dianne D. Spataro to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Docket No. ES18P3596EA CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION nominee for Drew Mortgage Associates, its successors and assigns, dated INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Docket No. ES18P0997EA December 3, 2002 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry Essex Probate and Family Court of Deeds at Book 19768, Page 309 as affected by a Loan Modification recorded Estate of: 45 Congress Street on December 13, 2011 in Said Registry of Deeds at Book 30917, Page 124 as Linda M. McCormick Salem, MA 01970 affected by a Loan Modification recorded on December 26, 2013 in Said Registry Date of Death: 2/17/17 (978)744-1020 of Deeds at Book 33039, Page 361, subsequently assigned to Chase Home Essex Division Finance LLC by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. by assignment To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book Petitioner Tracy L. Brown of Lynn MA Estate of: 27554, Page 357, subsequently assigned to Federal National Mortgage Tracy L. Brown of Lynn MA Margaret B. Connelly Association by JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. by assignment recorded in said Essex has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Date of Death: 02/21/2018 County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 35343, Page 511 for breach serve without surety on the bond. To all interested persons: of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal A Petition for S/A - Formal Appointment of Personal Representative has been sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on December 28, 2018 at 42 Pleasant Street, Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without filed by: Swampscott, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Bridget Mirarchi of Scituate MA the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief The land in Swampscott, Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating as requested in the Petition. bounded and described as follows: EASTERLY by Pleasant Street fifty (50) feet to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. The Petitioner requests that: NORTHERLY by land now or late of H.O. and J.G. Twisden, eighty-nine (89) feet Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Bridget Mirarchi of Scituate MA WESTERLY by land now or late of H.O. and J.G. Twisden, fifty (50) feet; and and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety SOUTHERLY by land now or late of R. Kendrick, ninety-two (92) feet and five (5) Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and on the bond in an unsupervised administration. inches. For Mortgagor's title reference see Deed dated April 27, 1999 recorded in Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. IMPORTANT NOTICE Essex South Registry of deeds Book 15631 at Page 508. Item: December 7, 2018 You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax Notice of Sale and Notice of Sale and the return day of 12/17/2018. titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in Disposal of Property Disposal of Property This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Notice is hereby given that iStorage Notice is hereby given that iStorage appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a located at 102 Broadway, Lynnfield, located at 244 Andover St., Peabody, timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections TERMS OF SALE: Ma. 01940 intends to sell or otherwise Ma. 01960 intends to sell or otherwise within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of dispose of personal property consisting dispose of personal effects, office and notice to you. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be of household and personal effects, other equipment in compliance with UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be office and other equipment in MASS. STATE LAW VIA AN ONLINE PROBATE CODE (MUPC) required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of compliance with Mass state law VIA AN AUCTION AT WWW.STORAGETREASU A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days ON-LINE AUCTION AT WWW.STORAG RES.COM ON DECEMBER 22, 2018 AT administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other ETREASURES.COM ON December 22, APPROXIMATELY 10 AM AND CON- Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid 2018 BEGINNING AT APPROXIMATELY CLUDE ON DECEMBER 27, 2018 AT administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms 10:00AM AND CONCLUDING ON APPROXIMATELY 12 PM. THIS PUBLIC Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure December 27, 2018 AT APPROXI- SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS expenses of administration. sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be MATELY 12:00PM. THIS PUBLIC SALE BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS BEING CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS Date: November 14, 2018 recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. APPLY. Pamela Casey O'Brien description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS All units are sold as whole. Register of Probate an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. APPLY. The following units are for sale: Item: December 7, 2018 All units are sold as whole. Unit Number Tenant Name Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. The following units are for sale: #202 Esther Akawi Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) Unit Number Tenant Name #3112 Mark Guarino 389 Jeffrey Lewis #2069 Nicole Murphy Present Holder of said Mortgage, 612 Scott Jones #314143 Tyrone Neat By Its Attorneys, 1012 Daniel DiStefano Item: December 7, 14, 2018 ORLANS PC 10221 Linda Inman PO Box 540540 587 Gary Gray Waltham, MA 02454 816C Carol Obryan Phone: (781) 790-7800 481 Jeffrey Lewis 16-006602 Item: December 7, 14, 2018 Item: December 7, 14, 21, 2018 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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REVIEW Mellencamp puts a fearless touch on American classics By Scott Stroud train song, and a Merle ASSOCIATED PRESS Travis song called "Dark as a Dungeon" that Mel- John Mellencamp, lencamp originally per- "Other People's Stuff" formed for a documen- (Republic Records) tary about coal mining. Mellencamp's earthy, cig- In his youth John Mel- arette-shaped growl con- lencamp was known to be veys working-class hones- cocky. That brashness car- ty on both. ried him to the big stage, where he became a stadi- There are cuts that um-scale rocker with an would fit in neatly on "The adventurous spirit. Lonesome Jubilee," Mel- He mostly fell short of lencamp's finest album, with accordion and fid- the stature attained by PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS contemporaries named dle enhancing the hard- Bruce Springsteen and charging vibe. And there Tom Petty, but he some- are hints throughout, in “I’ve painted for years, probably like 10 years times took bigger risks. the range of songwriters now. It’s my outlet ... ” — Serena Williams. Mellencamp's fearless- he's embraced — from ness is well-represented Jimmie Rodgers to Robert on his latest album, "Oth- Johnson to Stevie Won- er People's Stuff," a collec- der — that Mellencamp's tion of cover songs, some brashness sometimes PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Serena Williams of them American classics, takes him where others from four decades of work. “Other People’s Stuff” is a collection by John won't go. There's a version of Mellencamp of cover songs from across four de- That's an essential truth opens pop-up shop "Keep Your Eyes on cades of work. about Mellencamp's ca- the Prize," the old civ- reer that this collection il rights anthem, which gentle interpretation from the heartland. reinforces with gusto — during Art Basel Mellencamp introduced may surprise those not There's also a slowed- that even when the songs at a White House event expecting such soulful down take on "Wreck of are not his own, the man By Kelli Kennedy paintings took a month to in 2010. Mellencamp's notes out of a white man the Old '97," the iconic takes chances. ASSOCIATED PRESS complete because of their intricate textures. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. "I've painted for years, — Strong. Sophisticat- probably like 10 years Dick Cheney biopic ‘Vice’ tops ed. Sexy. Like the tennis now. It's my outlet," she champ herself, Serena said. "I jokingly said I'm Williams' fashion line is going to be at Art Basel all about power moves and one day." Golden Globe nominations she's hoping it will also in- It's been an awe-inspir- spire woman to find their ing year for Williams, who By Jake Coyle For even the often-quirky own voice. ASSOCIATED PRESS said she was "pinching selections of the Holly- "I want everyone to be myself, like what the heck wood Foreign Press Asso- able to do that and to step NEW YORK — Adam ciation, a collection of 88 am I doing here," at the McKay's Dick Cheney into their power," she said mostly lesser-known free- Wednesday night at the Wimbledon final in July biopic "Vice" staged an lance film journalists, the after a difficult pregnancy awards-season coup launch of her first pop-up strong support for "Vice" and childbirth. Thursday, landing a lead- shop. (which arrives in theaters She said her recent ac- ing six nominations from Williams launched her on Dec. 25) was a surprise. complishments on the the 76th annual Golden shop at the luxe Faena Even its categorization of court helped her persevere Globe Awards to narrowly Hotel during Miami's the film — a highly criti- through the challenges of edge more expected favor- Art Basel where guests, cal portrait of Cheney as a including fellow tennis being a first-time mom. ites like Bradley Cooper's "If I can be in the final tear-jerking revival "A power-hungry, behind-the- star Caroline Wozniacki, less than a year (after giv- Star Is Born," the inter- scenes tyrant — as a com- drank cocktails draped ing birth), I'm OK to han- racial road-trip drama edy raised some eyebrows, with fluffy pink cotton dle my little baby who's "Green Book" and the pe- as did Globes recent com- candy and snapped selfies PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS starting to have tantrums. riod romp "The Favourite." edy selections "Get Out" from a life-size swing cov- I'm OK to handle this "Vice" topped all con- and "The Martian." “Vice,” starring Christian Bale as Dick Cheney, ered with botanicals. tantrum baby. I can do tenders in the nominations "It's a movie that's a lot left, and Sam Rockwell as George W. Bush, was Everything in the line, it. I can do it," she joked, that were announced at like the times we live in. nominated for a Golden Globe award for best from a black sequined top speaking of her 15-month the Beverly Hilton Hotel There's part of it that's motion picture musical or comedy. with the word "Unboth- old daughter. in Beverly Hills, Calif., in- absurdist and comedic ered" to a crisp, white but- cluding best picture, come- and then there's anoth- since the press associa- erts-led conspiracy thrill- ton-down that says "Slay" Last month, GQ maga- dy and best actor nomina- er part of it that's dark- tion typically spreads its er "Homecoming," Chuck in red letters, is under zine named her its 2018 tions for Christian Bale's ly tragic and dramatic," awards around. Oscar Lorre's acting coach $200. Woman of the Year, fea- nearly unrecognizable per- McKay said Thursday by front-runners "A Star Is series "The Kominsky The 23-time Grand turing an image of Wil- formance as the former vice phone from London. "But Born," ''Green Book" and Method" and last year's Slam champion not only liams wearing a black president. It also earned I do know I'm glad we're "The Favourite" trailed champ, "The Marvelous designed all the cloth- bodysuit and Chanel belt. nominations for Amy Ad- in that category because close behind with five Mrs. Maisel." Leading all ing in the shop, but also The headline crossed out ams' Lynne Cheney, Sam we will take 'Mary Pop- nominations each. small-screen nominees painted all the art on the "Men" and some fans took Rockwell's George W. Bush pins' out. I'm not compet- On the television side, with four nods was "The walls, saying many of the offense. and for the screenplay and itive with the other mov- awards were even more Assassination of Gianni direction by McKay, the ies but I am competitive widely dispersed among Versace: American Crime veteran comedy filmmaker with 'Mary Poppins.' Dick the likes of the spy thrill- Story," the FX anthology who once skewered politi- Cheney is going for her." er "The Americans," Bill series about the Italian cians as a "Saturday Night But it was far from a Hader's hit-man comedy fashion designer's mur- Live" writer. runaway win for "Vice" "Barry," the Julia Rob- der. Sandra Oh, Andy Samberg co-host Golden Globes

By Nardine Saad — and the winners are LOS ANGELES TIMES voted on by members of the HFPA. "Killing Eve" will meet "We're excited to wel- "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" at come Sandra Oh and Andy the 76th Golden Globe Samberg as co-hosts of Awards next month now Hollywood's Party of the that Sandra Oh and Andy Year," said HFPA Pres- Samberg have been an- ident Meher Tatna in a nounced as co-hosts of the statement. "Both Golden annual show. Globe Award recipients "They bring wit, charm have continually show- and style to a room filled cased their talents in film PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with the very best of film and television, and we and television. It's sure to can't wait see what their Walking figures depicting late U.S. rock and be another unforgettable undeniable chemistry will roll legend Elvis Presley appear on a traffic fun-filled night," said NBC bring to the Golden Globes light switching from green to red Thursday in co-chairmen Paul Telegdy stage." Friedberg, Germany. and George Cheeks in a Oh, who famously statement on Wednesday. starred as Dr. Cristina The party-like ceremony, Yang on ABC's "Grey's It’s now or never: German hosted by the Hollywood Anatomy," won a 2006 Foreign Press Assn. at the Golden Globe for perfor- town has Elvis street lights Beverly Hilton hotel, will mance by an actress in a honor the best in film and supporting role in a series, BERLIN (AP) — Keep berg, where Elvis, who television and marks the limited series or motion your blue suede shoes be- died in 1977, was sta- official kickoff of the 2019 picture made for televi- hind the curb: the central tioned at the U.S. Army's awards-show season. sion; a Screen Actors Guild German town where Elvis Ray Barracks from Octo- FILE PHOTO | TNS The three-hour telecast Award for the role and five Presley was stationed as ber 1958 to March 1960. will air live, coast to coast, Emmy nominations for Sandra Oh won a Golden Globe award in 2006 a U.S. soldier in the 1950s He lived in nearby Bad on NBC on Jan. 6 at 5 p.m. supporting actress in a and Andy Samberg won two in 2014. has installed three pedes- Nauheim. Pacific time. drama. trian lights with images of Friedberg, north of Golden Globes nomina- Her role as an MI5 offi- in 2014 for his work on ceed the Primetime Emmy the American rock icon. Frankfurt, already has tions preview: 5 things cer hunting down a female the cop comedy "Brooklyn Awards as well as the The red shows an im- an "Elvis Presley Platz" to watch for, including assassin on BBC Ameri- Nine-Nine," which recent- Film Independent Spirit age of the singer striking — Elvis Presley Square 'Mary Poppins Returns' ca's "Killing Eve" earned ly landed at NBC after be- Awards. a pose at a microphone — and decided to add the vs. 'Roma.' her another Emmy nomi- ing canceled on Fox. The duo take over hosting and the green depicts his three lights as an added The nominees were an- nation earlier this year. It won't be the first time duties from recent hosts trademarked hip swivel attraction for the many nounced early Thursday As for Samberg, the "Sat- for him to host a major Seth Meyers, Jimmy Fal- dance. Elvis fans who already across 25 categories — 14 urday Night Live" alum awards show either: The lon, Tina Fey and Amy Poe- They went online this make the pilgrimage to in film and 11 in television won two Golden Globes comedian previously em- hler, and Ricky Gervais. week in the town of Fried- the town.