WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019 Lynn School Dept. takes a look at sub pay By Gayla Cawley low,” Keane said. “(An increase) should be Dr. Patrick Tutwiler said increasing substi- ITEM STAFF brought up as a priority. You’re only talking tute teacher pay has been discussed since the $20, $25 a day (more) for how many subs. If we day he set foot in Lynn, but couldn’t pinpoint LYNN — Joseph Keane hasn’t seen a pay in- took one week off, it would be chaotic. There why it hasn’t been a priority in recent years. crease in the 15 years he’s been a substitute would be no one to ll in for teachers. They Before starting as school superintendent in teacher in the Lynn Public Schools. couldn’t have meetings.” The former trial attorney has unsuccessfully August, Tutwiler was the district’s deputy su- There’s a shortage of substitute teachers in perintendent for three years. tried several times to get a full-time teaching the Lynn Public Schools, re ecting a statewide “It deserves attention because there’s a short- position in the district, and is now focusing trend. As the district struggles to entice qual- his efforts on reactivating his law license and i ed candidates, school of cials agree: substi- age and part of the solution is around pay,” Tutwiler said. “The tug and pull of higher pay- switching back to his legal career. tute teachers should be paid at a higher rate. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Keane, 63, a Lynn resident, said pay has re- Substitute teachers in the district get paid ing jobs are out there for quali ed candidates. mained the same for subs during his tenure, a daily rate of $75, which is lower than some So, there’s less of a pool to draw from people Joseph Keane has “despite a heart- lled and effective effort, surrounding communities. With a substitute who have a degree and want to spend a day in tried several times to where all is given to the students.” working about 6.5 to 7 hours during the school the classroom for $75. They can get (another) get a full-time teach- “Even the principals are complaining they day, that rate comes out to less than the state’s ing position in the dis- can’t get substitutes because the pay is too $12 per hour minimum wage. SUB PAY, A3 trict to no avail. Red, white and blue City gets rst peek at harbor plan

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — The city is developing two master plans to reimagine its waterfront with residential, com- mercial and industrial develop- ment, park space and public access. A third plan that will help imple- ment and enforce the provisions of both was laid out for the rst time on Tuesday night. The third component of the plan- ning process for the transformation of the city’s 305-acre waterfront site is an update of the Lynn Municipal Harbor Plan, which was approved by the state in 2010 and expires af- ter a decade. The plan, subject to state approv- al, was presented before a roomful of residents and elected of cials at ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynn Housing Authority & Neigh- borhood Development. A runner makes his way through Red Rock Park in Lynn against the backdrop of a bright blue A Municipal Harbor Plan states a sky sprinkled with a few white clouds on Tuesday. municipality’s goals, standards and policies to guide public and private use of land and water within the ju- risdiction of the Public Waterfront Nahant Act, or Chapter 91, which was cre- ated to regulate waterways. The MHP amendment is meant town to help coordinate local, state and federal regulations along the wa- terfront and ensure the implemen- tation of the updated Lynn Water- ballot front Master Plan and the Lynn Waterfront Open Space Master Plan. is set In addition to its pending expi- ration, an update of the Lynn Mu- By Bridget Turcotte nicipal Harbor Plan was necessary ITEM STAFF because the “ambitious plan” had some assumptions in it that hadn’t NAHANT — The ballot panned out, according to Matthew is set for the spring elec- Littell, principal at Utile Inc., a tion, and most races are Boston-based urban design and ar- uncontested. But on April chitecture rm which was selected 27, the town will have a to compile the Waterfront Master new selectman. Plan by the Economic Development Chesley Taylor, chair- & Industrial Corporation of Lynn. man of the Board of Se- Rail trail splits Lynn eld It proved dif cult to enforce, and lectmen, will not run for a renewal was recommended by the re-election after just one By Thomas Grillo More than 100 residents and oth- The 4.4-mile city and the Massachusetts Execu- term on the panel. ITEM STAFF ers lled the Lynn eld Middle School route of the tive Of ce of Energy and Environ- He made the announce- auditorium to let Massachusetts De- proposed mental Affairs, Littell said. ment abruptly at the end LYNNFIELD — One thing was partment of Transportation (Mass- Wake eld/Lyn- “We started the process as a sim- of a February Board of Se- clear at the start of the hearing Tues- DOT) know where they stand. n eld Rail Trail ple Waterfront Master Plan update lectmen meeting. day night on the proposed Wake- begins at the to the 2007 plan,” Littell said. “We “My closing announce- eld-Lynn eld Rail Trail. Shahpar Negah, MassDOT’s proj- Galvin Mid- realized that to really facilitate ment is kind of cut and Lynn eld is divided. ect manager, was ready for what dle School in some of the goals we had for the wa- dry — I will not be seek- “We are a town in crisis,” said Deb- could have been an unpleasant night. terfront, we had to couple that with Wake eld and ing re-election,” he said. bie LaConte as she choked back tears. Before opening the hearing to com- a Municipal Harbor Plan amend- “We are adjourned.” “I love Lynn eld, but between the ments, she told the crowd that the extends to the ment, which is now at loggerheads Taylor did not return rail trail and the proposed cinema at state is aware there is opposition to Lynn eld/Pea- with the (new) plan.” calls seeking comment. MarketStreet, our town is so divided.” the trail. body town line. What characterizes the Water- But newbies Joshua A. At issue is the 4.4-mile path that “We respect that,” she said. “I just front Master Plan update, Littell Antrim and Carl J. Mac- begins at the Galvin Middle School on ask that you relax, and sit back. We said, is an acknowledgement of cario are vying for his seat Main Street in Wake eld and extends in the only contested race to the Lynn eld and Peabody line. LYNNFIELD, A3 PLAN, A2 of the election. The win- ner will serve a three-year term. Antrim is a 58-year-old INSIDE engineer in turbo machin- USC puts hold on Lynn eld student ery and a lifelong resident. in a nationwide bribery conspiracy classes or acquiring transcripts Opinion He has served on the town’s By Thomas Grillo and Anne Marie Tobin of rich parents to secure their chil- while their cases are under review, Lynn is hearing Open Space Committee, parents’ concerns about ITEM STAFF dren’s admission into the nation’s according to a statement from Alternative Energy Com- student meals. A4 mittee, Johnson School LYNNFIELD — The son of a most elite schools, is under review USC’s press of ce. Council, has coached Little Lynn eld dad who was implicated by the school. The students have been noti ed Sports League and soccer, and has in the admission scandal is facing USC has frozen the accounts of that their status is under review, St. Mary’s hires been involved with the Na- troubles of his own at the Univer- students, including that of John- the school said. Following the ex- three coaches. B1 hant sailing program. sity of Southern California. ny Wilson, who may be associated amination, the school pledged to  Johnny Wilson, 23, whose father, with the alleged scheme. It will Peabody boys lacrosse NAHANT, A3 John B. Wilson, has been charged prevent them from registering for STUDENT, A3 has new coach. B1

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 51° VOL. 141, ISSUE 86 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 36° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019 OBITUARIES White House: Opioid Louis J. Corsino Sr., 91 George R. Morse, 90 prescribing levels SALEM — Louis J. ion Jessica Masotta; LYNN — George ters, Cynthia A. Burke down 25 percent Corsino Sr., age 91, ve great-grandchil- Robert “Bob” Morse, and her husband of Salem, died Sun- dren, Joseph Buck- age 90, of Lynn, died Michael of Lynn, and day after an automo- ley, Michael Carey, peacefully on Sunday, Nancy Sousa and her By Colin A. Young shire. “Failure is not an bile accident. He was Alyssa Corsino, Ro- March 3, 2019 at husband Dean of Pel- STATE HOUSE option. Addiction is not the husband of the man Adair and Au- the Regional Medical ham, N.H.; two grand- NEWS SERVICE our future ... we will raise late Shelia A. (Saun- brey O’Connell; two Center in Hudson, children, Meghan a drug-free generation of ders) Corsino. great-great-grand- Fla. He was the hus- Burke and Cameron BOSTON — The White House said Tuesday it American children.” Born in Chelsea, children, Blaise and band of the late F. Ann Burke; a close friend, Trump and First Lady he was the son of Phoenix Buckley; as (Peckham) Morse. Alphia “Vera” Spam- sees signs of progress in the battle against opioid Melania Trump were the late Alexander and Clara well as several nieces and Born in Lynn, he was the pinato of Salisbury; and many scheduled to be briefed on (Giancola) Corsino. He was nephews. He was the father of son of the late John and Kate nieces and nephews. He was addiction — a decline in prescriptions, a slower the progress to date in the raised in Chelsea and was the late Anthony Corsino and (Willey) Morse. He was raised also the brother of the late John Oval Of ce on Tuesday af- a graduate of Chelsea High brother of the late Sammy in Swampscott and was a Jr., Everett, Russell, and Joseph growth rate for overdose ternoon. Earlier Tuesday, School. He had lived in Lynn Casino, Johnny Casino, An- graduate of Swampscott High Morse, and Louise Lindemoor. deaths and large seizures for many years before moving gelo Corsino, Nellie Skrudgis, School, Class of 1947. Bob Service information: A me- of illicit drugs — one senior Trump adminis- to Salem more than 20 years Grace Colontonio, and Julia has lived in Lynn since 1953. morial service will be held year after President Don- tration of cials gave re- ago. Leggero. Bob was a Korean War vet- on Thursday at 12:30 p.m. ald Trump visited New porters an overview of opi- Louis served in the United Service information: His eran serving in the U.S. Army in the SOLIMINE Funeral Hampshire to detail his oid-related efforts in the States Army Military Police funeral will be held on Friday in 1951 and 1952. Home, 426 Broadway (Route administration’s strategy last year. Battalion during World War II. at 9:30 a.m. from the SO- He had worked for AT&T 129), Lynn. Burial will fol- to combat the national “The whole-of-govern- He had worked as a welder LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 for many years and then had low in Pine Grove Cemetery. opioid misuse epidemic. ment approach through for General Electric in Lynn for Broadway (Route 129), Lynn, operated Morse Communica- Relatives and friends are re- The president an- this initiative over the many years until his retirement followed by a funeral Mass at tions, Telephone and comput- spectfully invited to attend. nounced his plan — re- last year has really fo- in 1989. He enjoyed playing 10:30 a.m. in Sacred Heart er wiring. Memorial visitation prior volving around a reduc- cused on three key areas: cards, visiting casinos, and Church, Lynn. Burial will He was an avid skeet shoot- to the service from 11:30 tion in prescribing, more prevention and educa- attention given to the  ow traveling with his family. be in Pine Grove Cemetery, er, shooting three times per a.m. to 12:30 p.m. In lieu of tion, interdiction and law of illicit drugs, greater ac- He is survived by his daugh- Lynn. Relatives and friends week, and had won the world owers, donations may be enforcement, and treat- cess to treatment and the ter, Donna M. Buckley and are respectfully invited. Visit- championship for skeet shoot- made to the American Heart ment and recovery,” White death penalty for some her husband Daniel of Lynn, ing hours are Thursday from ing in San Antonio, Association, P.O. Box House counselor Kelly- Louis J. Corsino Jr. and his wife 4-8 p.m. In honor of his late Texas. He was also a 417005, Boston, MA drug traf ckers — at Manchester Community anne Conway said Tues- Corinne of North Reading; wife Shelia donations can member of the Danvers 02241. Directions and day on a brie ng call with his daughter-in-law, Nancy be made to American Can- Fish and Game and guestbook at www.so- College one year ago Tues- reporters. Corsino of Tyngsboro; cer Society, 30 Speen the Minuteman Sports- limine.com. day. six grandchildren, Dan- St., Framingham, MA man’s Club. Bob loved “We will not rest until Trump’s plan included iel Buckley Jr., Andrea 01701. Directions and spending time with his the end and I will tell you the implementation of a Carey, Louis J. Corsino guestbook at www.so- grandchildren. this scourge of drug addic- “safer prescribing plan” III and his wife Marga- limine.com. He is survived by two daugh- tion in America will stop. that aims to cut nation- ret, Candice O’Connell It will stop,” Trump said wide opioid prescription and her husband Timothy, a year ago in New Hamp- lls by a third by 2021. Danielle Corsino, and Antho- ny Corsino and his compan- Robert J. Ovagimian, 82 City gets rst peek at 1934-2019 Mr. Robert Jerry ty, earning a master’s its harbor master plan Doris I. Harewood, 90 Ovagimian passed degree in business 1928-2019 away at age 82 on administration. While PLAN egies to implement the March 16, 2019 at Tufts, he maintained From A1 Waterfront Master Plan LYNN — Doris loved aunt of Susan at the North Shore membership in the are being explored. Addi- Harewood, age 90, Harewood, Lisa (Olivi- Medical Center in Sa- social fraternity Alpha some of the waterfront’s tional regulatory enforce- of Lynn, died at her er) Adgurson, Douglas lem, following a brief Sigma Phi. existing uses, as well as ment could include zoning home on Friday, Adgurson, Karen Ol- illness. The majority of navigating through the changes, which are subject March 15, 2019, ivier, Kimberly Castle, Robert is survived Robert’s career was challenges of numerous to City Council approval. surrounded by her Kevin Franklin, Darrell by his brother, Rich- served in the employ- ownership of its parcels. For instance, a plan family. She was the Olivier and Valerie ard Ovagimian; sister, Char- ment of the U.S. Department Consolidating those dif- wouldn’t create a bowling matriarch of the fam- Olivier. She also was lotte Donabedian; nephew, of Housing and Urban Devel- ferent properties was an alley or movie theater, ily with a heart that survived by her great- Michael Donabedian; nieces, opment until his retirement assumption of the previ- which one resident sug- reached far beyond niece, Priscilla Hare- Kristine Donabedian, Lisa in 2014. Robert was an avid ous master plan, but it’s gested as desired uses on her family and friends. wood and her great-nephews, Tafel, and Nicole Campbell; reader who enjoyed history, dif cult to achieve, as dif- the waterfront, but zon- Doris was the daughter of Troy Adgurson, Christopher one great niece; and eight politics and geography. Rob- ferent owners have differ- ing could be created that the late Christopher and Ella Olivier, Jeffrey Olivier, Podress great nephews. He was pre- ert will be remembered for his ent project timelines, Lit- would be permissive, ac- Harewood, a sister to her late Niles, and her great-nieces, ceded in death by his par- strong work ethic, his counsel- tell said. cording to Littell. brother Elliot Harewood and Melissa Adgurson, Courtney ents, Kougas and Armenoohi ing nature, and his loving ded- “We want to work with Concerns raised at the her sister N. Harewood Perry. Simms, Carina Olivier, Veronica (Magarian) Ovagimian. ication to his parents, brother some of the existing pro- forum were similar to the She worked as a DPW clerk Olivier, Brittney Mangum, and Robert was a lifelong resi- and extended family. Robert posals that are happening last Waterfront Master at Lynn City Hall for 40 years. her great-great-great-nephew, dent of Lynn. After graduating will be greatly missed. right now and capitalize Plan meeting, with sever- She loved being around family Chase Clements and her close with honors from Lynn English Service information: The on some of those efforts, al residents upset about a instead of waiting for it and friends, cooking and bak- friends. High School in 1954, Robert memorial service will be plan that showed afford- happen all at once,” he ing for everyone. Doris also Service information: Ser- attended Tufts University, gradu- private. GOODRICH Funeral able housing was not fea- said. loved playing scrabble, solving vice will be held Friday from ating in 1959 with a bachelor’s Home, 128 Washington St., sible under current mar- Municipal harbor plans crossword puzzles, writing po- 10-11:30 a.m. at Greater degree in civil engineering, and Lynn, is handling arrange- ket conditions. are meant to not only plan etry that was published, play- Bethlehem Temple, 21 Light later attended Boston Universi- ments, (781) 592-2680. Littell said that deter- out what the community ing bingo and going to Salem St., Lynn. Relatives and mination was made after Willows picnics, with family friends are respectfully invit- wants to do with the har- bor, but get some relief or studying inclusionary zon- and friends. ed. Burial will follow at Pine ing that showed although In addition, she was a be- Grove Cemetery. ampli cation from state Patricia A. Dougherty, 69 regulations, according to the planned developments 1949-2019 Tom Skinner, a consultant are very large, conditions with Durand & Anastas would not support afford- Patricia A. Dough- appreciative loved Environmental Strate- able housing. erty, beloved wife, ones. gies. He said if the city want- Frank Z. Culver Jr., 86 mother, sister and She leaves behind Chapter 91 regulations ed to get ahead of the soon-to-be-grand- her husband Larry dictate that if a developer curve and involve afford- mother, passed away and children Bryan, wanted to ll in a water- able housing on the water- NAHANT — Mr. Frank Zahm member of the Boston of ce peacefully in her Kristine, Kevin and front area, such as with front, it would require the Culver Jr., 86 years, of Nahant, of Tannenbaum-Harber Insur- home the morning of his wife Kim; her sib- a pier along a wharf, that involvement of nonpro t died on Saturday, March 9, ance. In his retired years he March 14, 2019, with lings, Cynthia Clark person or entity would affordable housing devel- 2019 in the Life Care Center worked with his daughter Amy Larry, her husband of Freeman and hus- have to get a license to opers, but there haven’t of the North Shore after a brief at her restaurant, Mangoes, in 50 years, by her side. band Eddie of Lynn, show that it would be been any developers that illness. He was the husband Key West, Fla. She was 69 years old. Janice Clark of Warner, N.H., used for a proper public “fall under that umbrella of the late Priscilla (Gillespie) He is survived by his three Patricia was born on Aug. and her three sons Justin, purpose. For instance, the yet.” Culver. sons, Douglas F. Culver of Wa- 19, 1949 to Jean P. (Costin) Nathan and Aaron Parker; her pier could be encouraging A major goal for a re- He was born in Syracuse, N.Y., ter Mill, N.Y., Timothy J. Culver Clark and Hollis A. Clark, and youngest sister, Lisa Clark of navigation or commerce, imagined waterfront is the son of the late Frank Z. and and his wife Samantha of Sag grew up in the Pine Hill sec- Florida; and her partner John according to Skinner. bringing as much mixed- Mary (Welch) Culver. He was Harbor, N.Y., Terence J. Culver tion of Lynn along with three and her late brother Hollis B. The de nition of a prop- use to the district as pos- raised in Hastings on the Hud- and his wife Jessica of Brook- younger sisters and brother. Clark. er public purpose has sible, Littell said. For in- son, N.Y., and was a graduate lyn; and his daughter, Amy She was a graduate of St. Service information: Family evolved over time, he said, stance, he said the closure of Archbishop Stepinac High Susan Culver of Key West, Fla. Mary’s High School in Lynn and friends are welcome to with state regulations for of Garelick Farms created School in White Plains, N.Y. He He leaves his grandchildren, and later Marion Court Col- visitation on Friday morning waterfront development a challenging site, which and Priscilla moved to Nahant Lucile Culver of Berkeley, Ca- lege. from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in aimed at encouraging pe- is not viable for residential in 1962. Starting in 2003 they lif., Isabelle Culver, Charles She was a business own- the MACKEY Funeral Home, destrian access to water, development, but could be split their time between Nahant Culver, Nathaniel Culver, Sadie er and entrepreneur but her 128 S. Main St., Rt. 114, Mid- encouraging public uses ideal for industrial with a and Key West, Fla. Culver, Aidan Culver and Iris favorite occupation was as a dleton. To leave a condolence and ensuring private use mixed-use component. Mr. Culver enlisted in the Culver, all of New York; his sis- loving wife and mother to her kindly visit www.mackeyfuner- of waterfront land serves The Waterfront Master United States Marine Corps ter, Mary Culver of New York; three children. She was never alhome.com. In lieu of ow- a proper public purpose, Plan study, which will in 1952 and served in the and brother, John Culver of happier than when cooking for ers see www.mackeyfuneral- Skinner said. include the Municipal Korean War. Upon the com- New York. He also leaves many and surrounded by her very home.com for donation info. Skinner said strategies Harbor Plan amendment pletion of his tour of duty he nieces and nephews. He is the to improve public bene ts and work in tandem with entered the University of New grandfather of the late Oliver along the waterfront are the Open Space Master Hampshire where he was an Culver and brother of the late being explored with the Plan, is costing the city All American football player. Jerome Culver. Robert J. Rezendes, 61 Municipal Harbor Plan. more than $90,000 and is He graduated in 1960 with a Service information: His For instance, increased Bachelor’s Degree in History. memorial service will be 1957-2019 scheduled to be completed building height could be later this year. Before he enlisted in the Ma- held on Saturday, March offset by providing more rine Corps he spent a year at 23, 2019 at 11 a.m. in the LYNN — Robert Rezendes, and enjoyed the company of 61, formerly of Everett, died his friends. open space. Gayla Cawley can be Syracuse University where he SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 67 Beyond the Municipal reached at gcawley@item- was an All American football Ocean St. (Route 1A), Lynn. unexpectedly on Thursday, Service information: Vis- March 14, 2019. iting hours will be held at Harbor Plan amendment, live.com. Follow her on player. He was an avid football Burial in Greenlawn Ceme- Littell said other strat- Twitter @GaylaCawley. fan, and enjoyed gardening. tery, Nahant. Visiting hours Born in Somerville, he was CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral He and Priscilla were active are on Saturday from 9-11 the beloved son of the late Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, ballroom dancers. His dry a.m. prior to his funeral. Alvaro and Rose (DiCarlo) on Saturday, March 23 from Did you know? wit, patience and smile Directions and guest- Rezendes. Robert is survived 1-3 p.m., with a service in 781-593-7700 could be seen around book at www.solimine. by his brother, Alvaro, and his the funeral home at 2 p.m. Publishing Daily, except Sundays USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Nahant and Key West com. In lieu of owers wife Evelyn of Lynn; his niece, Burial in Woodlawn Ceme- Kristen Rezendes and partner tery in Everett will be private. Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA on his bicycle or walk- please donate to the and additional of ces. ing. 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By Elana Schor in this land, and no presi- College, “the Cities would takes a look at sub pay ASSOCIATED PRESS dential candidate comes to end up running the Coun- Alabama. Or to Mississip- try. Smaller States & the SUB PAY get paid $165.40 after BIRMINGHAM, Ala. pi,” the senator from Mas- entire Midwest would end From A1 10 consecutive days and — Sen. Elizabeth Warren $299.27 after 25 days, sachusetts said, describ- up losing all power - & we wrapped up a three-state job making much more.” according to the district’s ing the Electoral College can’t let that happen.” Southern swing on Tuesday In addition, Tutwiler spokesman, Dan O’Brien. as a system that means, Warren, when pressed with appearances in Ala- said subbing is not an In Revere, subs are paid bama, where the Democrat- in the final analysis, “your Tuesday on how she would easy job. “It’s not easy to based on their education ic presidential candidate vote just doesn’t count ... accomplish a shift to a na- walk into a classroom of — those without a degree ramped up her call to elim- and that is wrong.” tional popular vote, said 25 kids who don’t know and license get paid $75; inate the Electoral College. President Donald it could happen through you and you don’t know subs with a bachelor’s Warren told an enthu- Trump’s Electoral College a “constitutional amend- them and try to pick up degree, but no license get siastic audience of 500 victory, which came as ment, someday.” But in- where the teacher left off,” $85 and subs with a de- Democrat Hillary Clinton stead she urged the crowd gree and license get $100, in the state’s largest city, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS he said. Birmingham, that a pop- won about 3 million more — to laughter from some One aspect that’s according to the district’s ular vote would help refo- votes, has engendered voters who doubted the Democratic presi- “screaming for attention” payroll office. cus candidates’ energy on long-simmering Demo- viability of the idea — to dential candidate is that a substitute teach- In Peabody Public the concerns of the entire cratic frustration with the push for the passage of Sen. Elizabeth War- er’s aide, or paraprofes- Schools, substitutes get nation, not simply “states system the nation uses a state law that would ren, D-Mass., center, sional, makes $25 to $57 paid $78 per day. After 90 that are in play” as they to elect its presidents. award Electoral College talks with owner Tim more per day, based on days of work in the same seek the White House. Trump himself weighed in votes for president to the Williamson at Cater’s level of education for a school year, that rate in- “We get to a general elec- Tuesday night, tweeting winner of the most votes Drug Store in Selma, seven-hour day, than a creases to $85 and then tion for the highest office that without the Electoral nationwide. Ala., on Tuesday. substitute teacher in the $95 after 100 days. Re- school district, according tired teachers get paid to Tutwiler. $100, according to the “It’s out of order,” he district’s substitute hand- said. “Paraprofessional book. Nahant town ballot is set substitutes shouldn’t be According to the Nation- making more than teach- al Substitute Teachers’ er substitutes. That’s not Alliance, the national av- NAHANT Office of the Secretary of a residential community ning for re-election to a to diminish the impor- erage rate for substitutes From A1 State in Massachusetts, without a commercial tax three-year term on the tance of that worker. But is about $105. More rele- specializing in audits and base. A grant writer would Public Library Board of a teacher’s sub has (more vant, however, is Lynn’s Among his priorities, potential fraud and for the work more closely with Trustees and Lori Ballan- responsibility).” rate relative to its neigh- if elected, will be finding federal government in the the state delegation to tine for a three-year term School Committee mem- bors, according to Lynn a way to solve the town’s Transportation Security find and apply for funding on the School Committee. ber Lorraine Gately said School Committee mem- budget issues without im- Administration (TSA) as opportunities, he said. Two seats are open on she’s had one teacher tell ber Michael Satterwhite. pacting the Police, Fire, deputy assistant federal Both residents ex- the Planning Board. Eu- her that he or she was not “It’s harder to find subs and Public Works depart- security director. In 2015, pressed concern about gene Canty is running going to become a substi- because surrounding com- ments or the Johnson Ele- Maccario left his position the proposed expansion of for re-election and Calvin tute teacher, but would munities pay more,” Sat- mentary School. to create his own business. Northeastern University’s Hastings is throwing his instead opt to become a terwhite said. “We have Maccario is a 30-year res- Maccario also works with Marine Science Center. hat in the ring. Each seat teacher’s aide sub since it to compete with the sur- ident with a background in Nahant Emergency Man- One person, incumbent has a five-year term. pays more. rounding districts, not a homeland security. agement because of his ex- David Hunt, is running Voter registration is Fri- “It’s frustrating to me,” state 1,000 miles away.” Maccario owns The Cen- perience with emergency for a three-year term as day, April 5 from 9 a.m. to Gately said. “We want Another wrinkle in Lynn ter of Nonverbal Com- planning. assessor. 8 p.m. in the town clerk’s quality substitutes. We is that full-time teachers munication, a special- In addition to the town’s David Conlin is running office. just don’t want placehold- in the district get paid at ized educational center emergency preparedness, for re-election as moder- Polls will be open from 7 ers. I think it’s urgent. I a much higher rate to act focused on teaching the Maccario said he’s con- ator, Margaret Barile for a.m. to 8 p.m. on April 27. think we really need to as substitutes, by covering ability to recognize and cerned with the aging in- Town Clerk, and Robert look at it. I would be in fa- a class period for another interpret nonverbal cues. frastructure. Scanlan Jr. as constable. Bridget Turcotte can be vor of a rate increase to at teacher during the school He worked as an investi- He would like to see the Each position is a one- reached at bturcotte@item- least $100.” day. Tutwiler said those gator and auditor in the town hire a grant writ- year term. live.com. Follow her on The shortage is not teachers get paid at their securities division of the er on retainer. Nahant is Daniel Munnelly is run- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. unique to Lynn; it’s a contractual hourly rate, problem throughout the which is about $45. state and elsewhere in the So, Gately said, a teach- country, according to Tut- er covering one to five Rail trail splits Lynnfield wiler. When he worked as classes, could potentially a principal in Boston, sub- make up to $225 a day. stitute rate was higher, A retired Lynn Public LYNNFIELD pected to begin in 2022. expenditure.” will happen to the wildlife but the district still had Schools teacher herself, From A1 Board of Selectmen Resident Patrick Curley at Reedy Meadow. difficulty getting substi- Gately has advocated for Chairman Richard Dal- said he fears bike riding “Where will the animals tutes, especially on days a rate increase since she are not here to push it. ton gave strong support with his children because go?” she asked. “The rail when there were high was elected to the School If Lynnfield decides they to the project. He praised of distracted drivers. trail is a great idea but I’m teacher absences, he said. Committee in 2015. She don’t want a rail trail, we volunteers who have de- “The idea of having a worried.” In nearby Swampscott, said the problem in the past is the increase has won’t pursue it.” voted hundreds of hours safe place to recreate is a Kristen Cooper, a mother for instance, the school been caught in a Catch-22 Police Chief David Breen to researching how a path great comfort for my fami- of a 1- and 3-year-old, said district raised its substi- told the attentive audi- with whether it’s up to the would benefit Lynnfield. ly,” he said. “My Cub Scout when she seeks pictures tute pay rates from $65 ence that he received a Gerard Noumi, a mem- den will love it and they’ll Lynn Teachers Union or of what the trail will look to $75 three years ago to call on Tuesday about pro ber of the Recreational get to see nature up close.” school administrators to like, she sees the future of entice more substitutes. and con rail trail signs be- Path Committee, offered Peter Perlmutter, who But the district still has change it. ing stolen from properties. the eight-person panel up described himself as a Lynnfield. Long-term substitutes, “The trail is the right a shortage on days when “Please respect each as a resource to answer recreational cyclist, said a there’s unanticipated who fill in for a teacher thing at the right time for other,” he said. “You don’t any questions about the rail trail will separate the teacher absences, accord- taking a leave of absence, Lynnfield,” she said. have to agree with your trail. bike riders from motor ve- ing to Maureen Caron, become part of the Lynn neighbors, but please re- Patricia Campbell, an hicles. Voters will have their executive assistant to Teachers Union after 20 spect each other’s rights.” outspoken critic of town “About 98 percent of say about the trail at the Swampscott Superinten- days and get paid on a scale based on their edu- MassDOT has pledged government, said while drivers are prepared to annual town election bal- dent Pamela Angelakis. cation, according to Tut- $10.2 million that would she is not an abutter, she share the road with cy- lot on Tuesday, April 9. A There’s an occasional wiler. be used to construct the opposes the path because clists,” he said. “But the non-binding referendum day or two where there are Regular substitute pay trail, erect fences along of the environmental dam- other 2 percent are dis- will ask voters where they no substitutes available in is defined in the Lynn the route, and build a age it will cause. tracted and unwilling to stand. Swampscott. The district Teachers Union contract. boardwalk across Reedy “Reedy Meadow is a share the road.” has about 56 substitutes, That gives the impression Meadow. If approved, con- treasure and the wetlands Stephanie Rauseo said Thomas Grillo can be but their availability var- that it’s in the union’s pur- struction on the asphalt must be protected,” she while she likes the idea of reached at tgrillo@item- ies — for instance, some view, but it’s in the School 12-foot linear path is ex- said. “This is a needless the trail, she fears what live.com. only want to do elementa- Committee’s control based ry coverage, or it may be a on the school administra- case where only elementa- tion’s recommendation to ry schools want their ser- USC puts hold on Lynnfield student change the rates, accord- vices, according to Caron. ing to Tutwiler. Although on par with Sheila O’Neil, presi- STUDENT John B. Wilson owns a freshmen. In your view that, he was an executive rates in Swampscott and dent of the Lynn Teachers From A1 $2.4 million Colonial on will he be so weak as to be at Northwest Airlines Inc., Lynnfield, which also pays Union, said of the rates: Ashley Court with his wife, a clear misfit at practice, and a partner of Bain & $75, Lynn’s sub rate is low- “we know it’s an issue and take the proper action re- Leslie, and a seven-bed- etc.?” Co. er than some surrounding hopefully it’s going to be lated to their status, up to room vacation home they The father was told his Until last week, he had communities. In Decem- addressed this year.” revoking admission or ex- bought in Hyannis Port on son would not be expected been the lead independent ber, the Saugus School In the meantime, Tutwil- pulsion. Cape Cod in 2000 for $6 to play water polo for USC trustee of 112 portfolios Committee raised their er said school administra- USC confirmed themillion, according to coun- beyond the first semester in the Franklin Temple- rates from $70 to $80, with tive officials are working 6-foot Johnny Wilson is ty records. of his freshman year, the ton Funds. But he was an eye toward attracting with the teachers’ union enrolled in the school’s The national scandal transcript said. removed after his indict- more substitutes. to try to find creative Bachelor of Arts/Econom- threatens to take down ce- One day after Johnny ment, the company con- Substitutes in Salem ways to attract and place ics degree program. lebrities including Felicity Wilson was admitted to firmed. Public Schools get paid substitutes. As an exam- The U.S. Attorney’s Of- Huffman, star of “Desper- USC as water polo recruit Johnny Wilson could not $100, but see a bump to ple, the administration is fice in Boston alleged John ate Housewives,” and Lori in 2014, under the subject be reached for comment $120 for extended learn- looking at more profes- B. Wilson, a 59-year-old Loughlin of “Full House,” line “USC fees,” his father and John B. Wilson did not ing time after rates were sional learning activities investor, allegedly paid who were also indicted. In wrote: “Thanks again for respond to an email seek- raised last month from that don’t require pulling water polo coach Jovan addition, athletic coaches making this happen! Pls ing comment. $75 and $85 respectively, from the substitute pool. Vavic $220,000 to get his from Yale, Stanford, USC, give me the invoice. What Interim USC President according to the district’s son into USC in 2014 un- Wake Forest and George- are the options for the Wanda Austin said the payroll office. Gayla Cawley can be der the guise of being re- town, face prosecution, as payment? Can we make it recent revelations run In Boston Public Schools, reached at gcawley@item- cruited as an athlete. well as parents and exam for consulting or whatever counter to the school’s val- substitutes make $148.68 live.com. Follow her on The coach has since been administrators. … so I can pay it from the ues, which prioritize ad- per day. Long-term subs Twitter @GaylaCawley. fired and indicted. A cooperating prose- corporate account?” missions based on merit Prosecutors say John B. cution witness told law Prosecutors say the and opportunity for qual- AW FFICES OF Wilson paid $1 million in enforcement agents he bribes were orchestrated See NY Times, L O ified candidates. JAMES J. CARRIGAN December to secure spots began working with John by William “Rick” Singer, a “USC has opened an in- A Way Out of for his twin daughters at B. Wilson in 2012, who 58-year-old California ad- vestigation into the mat- Poverty and Into • Social Security Disability Stanford and Harvard agreed to pay the bribes. missions consultant. He is ter while remaining in • Workers Compensation universities after a wit- In 2013, John B. Wilson scheduled to plead guilty an $85,000/year • Accidents full cooperation with the 25 years located across ness began cooperating emailed the witness to to racketeering conspiracy. U.S. Justice Department,” Tech Job. I'll from Lynn District Court with federal authorities. “confirm for which schools Court documents reveal she said in an email to the bring it to Lynn. 15 Johnson St. John B. Wilson was ar- is side door option really his company was paid $25 school community. “Mov- 781-596-0100 rested in Texas and will be viable,” according to the million from 2011 through ing forward, we will take Write in JAMES J. CARRIGAN arraigned in U.S. District complaint. last month to facilitate the all necessary steps to safe- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Court in Boston on Friday, The witness explained bribes. guard the integrity of our Neil McNeil, LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL March 29. “Jovan Vavic is giving me John B. Wilson has an admissions process and 781-598-0602 www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] He has been charged one boys slot and as of yet extensive résumé, ac- to ensure we conduct our- with conspiracy to com- no one has stepped up to cording to Bloomberg, selves with integrity and mit mail fraud and honest commit …” the business news outlet. ethics consistent with our services mail fraud. The Also that year, John B. He was founder of Hyan- values.” charge of racketeering Wilson emailed the wit- nis Port Capital Inc. and conspiracy provides a sen- ness and asked, “Would serves as its president. He Thomas Grillo can be tence of up to 20 years in the other kids know my served as the chief operat- reached at tgrillo@item- prison, a fine of not more son was a bench warmer ing officer of Gap Inc., and live.com. Anne Marie To- call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 than $500,000 and three … Obviously his skill lev- was chief financial officer bin can be reached at ato- to start your years probation. el may be below the other for Staples Inc. Before [email protected]. daily subscription. A4 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019 OPINION

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E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS The Lynnfield rail trail is President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ a lemon — don’t buy it Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K R ¢ S£ Marketed nicely as a the towns. case. There are always P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan low or no-cost beautiful 2. The likelihood of unforeseen costs that Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman amenity, the proposed drug and alcohol use and arise in construction. The Customer Service rail train is full of prob- other crimes. Ask any po- combined costs of expect- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS lems just beneath the lice department what the ed regular-use mainte- Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 surface that you won’t single-largest driver of nance of the property 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 fully know about or pay police activity is. The an- (e.g. trash pickup, waste Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 for until after you’ve swer is drugs. A corridor removal, boardwalk short Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 taken ownership. through a secluded area and long-term care/re- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 I am not an abutter, that police can’t access placement, landscaping), Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 but I love boardwalks, via roads (meaning slow- plus unforeseen costs. [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 public spaces, and being er response time) seems When I was young my Circulation John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 outdoors with my chil- like the perfect invitation parents used some adag- [email protected] dren. I am the rail trail’s for those looking to be es that in my adult life Ext. 3 target demographic. out of plain sight. I have found to be true Newsroom Here are some reasons None of us can be over and over. Here’s one: [email protected] why I don’t support the ignorant to the opioid “there’s no such thing as [email protected] rail trail: epidemic right here at free.” Somehow, support- Ext. 4 1. The likelihood of home or the impacts of ers of the rail trail have Sports discovering contami- these horrific drugs and referred to the proposed [email protected] nants in the soil during on users, families, and project as “no cost” or zero Ext. 5 EDITORIAL construction (which communities. cost or low cost. Here is Retail and Online will cost you and me — 3. Maintenance costs. Advertising a truism: “If something’s [email protected] Lynnfield taxpayers — I’ve seen supporters pres- too good to be true, it cleanup costs.) ent ideal-case scenario probably is.” There are ADVERTISING Doesn’t the fact that the calculations that show Ernie Carpenter Jr. Lynn is hearing benefits to a rail trail and Director of Advertising state won’t let us (Lynn- the rail trail costing res- I do not discount those. and Business Development, ext. 1355 field taxpayers) test the idents just cents in tax But, to me, the many [email protected] soil before taking own- dollars (volunteers will costly and dangerous Gary Golden parents’ concerns ership of the land make clean it for free and small Sales Representative, ext. 1280 risks outweigh its bene- [email protected] anyone else scratch their businesses will chip in). fits. Don’t buy the lemon. heads? It’s a huge red flag Fiscal responsibility Ralph Mitchell about student Bail on the rail trail and Sales Representative, ext. 1313 to me. I believe the state would have us plan for a vote no on April 9. [email protected] is trying to dump this likely-case scenario (not Patricia Whalen undesirable property (and best-case), and be pre- Claire Barden Sales Representative, ext. 1310 meals its associated costs) onto pared to cover a worst- Lynnfield [email protected] The good news is that the number of students eat- BUSINESS OFFICE ing breakfast and lunch in the Lynn public schools Maria Alvaracin Councilor Kennedy endorses Markey ext. 1205 has increased by an average of 7 percent. [email protected] The not-so-good news is that parents who took I am writing to endorse citizens. We need a mod- resident who, in all of Susan J. Conti school officials up on an offer last Thursday to sam- Controller, ext. 1288 ple school meals weighed in with mixed opinions Joe Markey for moder- erator who will engage his actions, puts Lynn- [email protected] about the samplings. A Classical High School par- ator. I can think of no in the civic life of the field first. Ted Grant ent raised the loudest alarm when she complained better candidate for this town but at the same Joe knows he’s there to Publisher, ext. 1234 that students scheduled to eat late lunches found no important office. time stay neutral on all moderate not advocate. [email protected] food left for them. Joe is a person who issues. In every instance, Joe Marian Kinney ext. 1212 School Superintendent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler em- is enthusiastic about Joe Markey is the has demonstrated that [email protected] Lynnfield. He knows candidate who satisfies phatically stated that every student should be able he has an open-minded Will Kraft to eat. He promised: “If that’s not happening, that’s that being a moderator those requirements. and collaborative ap- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 something we want to address really fast.” in Lynnfield is more I’ve known Joe Markey proach to problem-solv- [email protected] But Tutwiler also observed it is pretty much im- than just running town his entire life. I know ing and an ability to act Mike Shanahan possible to please everyone when it comes to feeding meeting. that Joe will remain Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 proactively and thought- [email protected] students food they like on a consistent basis. But We need a moderator neutral during each fully. Carolina Trujillo the increase in students eating meals supports the who is a fair and honest town meeting and strict- Join my family and Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 suggestion that meals are, in the view of students, civic leader. We need a ly adhere to the by-laws me in voting Markey for [email protected] getting tastier. moderator who listens to of the town and Robert’s moderator on April 9. Jim Wilson The School Department deserves credit for taking the citizens and acts on Rules of Order at all Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 student and parent food complaints seriously. There their input. We need a times. More than being Terrence Kennedy [email protected] was a time a generation ago when “eat what you’re moderator who reaches a highly competent and Governor’s councilor, CIRCULATION served” was the motto in force for the students’ home out to the community effective town volunteer, District Six Lisa Mahmoud dining room table and the school cafeteria table. and mingles with the Joe is a kind and caring Lynnfield Manager, ext. 1239 Latino parents organized under the name Las [email protected] Madres de Lynn took matters into their own hands CLASSIFIED last spring and questioned why students were com- SHEILA WEINBERG Abbe Young Smith ing home hungry and why food was being thrown Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] out. School officials reworked menus in the wake of the GRAPHICS parents’ complaints, adding items including sun- Popping the debt balloon Trevor Andreozzi Designer flower seed butter and jelly sandwiches and French [email protected] toast. The menu additions were based on students’ Whether it is the Green need of lawmakers who card. Mohamed Diop responses to a school survey and school officials New Deal or a wall along speak the language of Unfortunately, PAYGO Designer listened last Thursday as parents critiqued school the nation’s southern bor- accounting and finance. isn’t as effective as it once [email protected] food. der, the 2020 presidential Many in the new class was. Just recently, Con- Mark Sutherland Perhaps the most positive step Lynn schools have Creative Director race is already teeming of the 116th Congress gress approved the delay of [email protected] taken to improve student nutrition was the decision about $800 million in bud- with expansive policy got elected by promising NEWSROOM last summer by school officials to request Lynn’s proposals and politicians their supporters vast new get cuts by simply moving entry into the Community Eligibility Provision pro- seeking to differentiate spending increases. How- the negative balance to the Mike Alongi gram, which is part of the Healthy Hunger-Free Sports Reporter ext. 1228 themselves from the pack. ever, national debt figures following fiscal year. This [email protected] Kids Act and allows the district to offer free meals. If there is one theme that from the Treasury Depart- irresponsible fudging of Bill Brotherton State education officials approved the request, unites these proposals, it’s ment already stand at a the books defeats the pur- Features Editor ext. 1338 thereby strengthening Lynn’s ability to end student the expense. It’s not easy to staggering $22 trillion, and pose of a pay-as-you-go sys- [email protected] hunger and abolish the stigma of students receiving excite voters with promises when off-the-balance-sheet tem. Continuing down the Gayla Cawley free meals. path pushes the mounting Reporter, ext. 1236 to cut programs, conserve liabilities are included, the [email protected] The School Department demonstrated that it money, or increase taxes. real figure is far higher. bills onto our children and Cheryl Charles takes parents’ concerns about student meals seri- All the new proposals Amazingly, federal ac- grandchildren. ously by ensuring the department’s director of din- News Editor, ext. 1278 have their key constituen- counting of the national Many progressive Demo- [email protected] ing services and a representative from food compa- cies, but what about some debt ignores large sums crats staked out a position ny Chartwells were on hand for the tasting session Bella diGrazia ideas that speak to all of unfunded Social Securi- against Pelosi and PAY- Reporter, ext. 1317 and meeting with parents. American taxpayers? The ty and Medicare benefits. GO, because these reforms [email protected] A good education and unlimited learning begin- ever-increasing national The government doesn’t would create an obstacle to Thomas Grillo ning at a young age are underpinned by a few bed- Reporter, ext. 1264 debt is an issue that ev- list these promises as debt. aggressive deficit spending. rock fundamentals, including strong parenting with [email protected] eryone should care about. For the average American, Both sides of the aisle must a focus on homework and at-home reading and good Spenser Hasak While Speaker Nancy Pe- this would be like putting do their part to manage nutrition. Photographer, ext. 1332 losi and Senate Majority together a household bud- funds responsibly, because if [email protected] The Lynn schools are doing their part when it Leader Mitch McConnell get without considering deficits continue to roll into comes to giving students healthy meals and school Thor Jourgensen are unlikely to completely their credit card debt. the next fiscal year, every- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 officials have shown they can be responsive to stu- [email protected] solve the problem over- If all the Social Securi- one will be hit with an auto- dent and parent culinary concerns. night, there is an easy ty and Medicare promises matic slashing of funds. Daniel Kane PAYGO needs expert in- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 first step that would send were taken into account, [email protected] a clear signal to the Amer- the true national debt put from a group like the former Congressional CPA Steve Krause ican people. would instantly soar to Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 During the dark days more than $107 trillion. Caucus to keep everyone on [email protected] track. Budgeting and run- of the financial recession In other words, each tax- Owen O’Rourke a decade ago, a group of payer would have to pay ning the numbers is what Photographer, ext. 1224 accountants do. With at [email protected] lawmakers came together $707,000 to make the gov- least eight CPA’s currently with a shared interest in ernment debt-free. Every Emma LeBlanc Pérez serving in Congress, mem- Copy Editor government financial re- American taxpayer should bers need to once again con- [email protected] form. The bipartisan CPA be aware of the way Con- vene this group of experts Harold Rivera and Accountants Caucus gress and the administra- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 to help reform PAYGO and was formed to advance tion keep the books. [email protected] ensure the government’s commonsense principles The newly elected House Roberto Scalese books are accounted for such as setting a budget leadership, including Pe- News Editor, ext. 1211 correctly and to avoid the [email protected] and sticking to it. The tim- losi, designated reforming looming sequestration. Anne Marie Tobin ing was no coincidence, PAYGO as one of the most Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 ITEM FILE PHOTO with billions of dollars in important items on their Sheila Weinberg, CPA, is [email protected] economic recovery money agenda. PAYGO is a com- the founder and chief exec- Bridget Turcotte Dustin Nguyen, left, and Julia Chen, from flowing out of public trea- monsense system of bud- utive officer of Truth in Ac- Reporter, ext. 1269 Lynn English High School, served lunch at suries. Four years passed geting which allows Con- counting, a 501(c)(3) non- [email protected] My Brother’s Table as part of the 7th annual before the accounting gress to approve spending profit organization based Ryan York Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service that Copy Editor, ext. 1220 group disbanded out of a only if it already has the in Chicago that research- [email protected] started at the Lynn Museum. lack of continued interest. funds. It’s like relying on es government financial TECHNOLOGY The nation is again in cash, rather than a credit data. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Heat records falling twice as often as cold ones, AP finds By Seth Borenstein temporary and trends are 145 hot records. That in- and Nicky Forster over years and decades, cludes an all-time high of ASSOCIATED PRESS not months, said National 113 degrees last year. Oceanic and Atmospheric “Last year was unbeliev- Over the past 20 years, Administration climate able here,” Wennberg said. Americans have been monitoring chief Deke “The tops of a lot of the twice as likely to sweat Arndt. hedges, they essentially through record-breaking “We are in a period of melted.” heat rather than shiver sustained and significant Scientists often talk- through record-setting warming and — over the ed about human-caused cold, a new Associated long run — will continue global warming in terms Press data analysis shows. to explore and break the of average temperatures, The AP looked at 424 warm end of the spectrum but that’s not what costs weather stations through- much more than the cold money or sends people to out the Lower 48 states end,” Arndt said. the hospital. A study this that had consistent tem- Former Weather Chan- month found that in just PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS perature records since nel meteorologist Guy 1920 and counted how 22 states, about 36,000 Bishop Joseph Kopacz speaks about the Diocese of Jackson, Miss., re- Walton, who has been people on average go to leasing names of clergy members it says have been credibly accused of many times daily hot tem- studying hot and cold ex- the hospital because of ex- sexual abuse on its website, during a news conference at the The Cathe- perature records were tied treme records since 2000, or broken and how many cessive summertime heat. dral of St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church. said the trend is unmis- “The extremes affect our daily cold records were takable. set. In a stable climate, lives,” Arndt said, adding “You are getting more that they are expensive, the numbers should be extremes,” Walton said. with hospital stays, rising Mississippi bishop: ‘Shattered roughly equal. “Your chances for getting energy bills and crop loss- Since 1999, the ratio has more dangerous extremes es. been two warm records are going up with time.” lives’ amid clergy sex abuse National Center for set or broken for every No place has seen the Atmospheric Research cold one. In 16 of the last trend more clearly than By Emily Wagster gations of sex abuse that attorney general’s office 20 years, there have been the Southern California climate scientist Gerald Pettus have proliferated around in 2002, before the cur- more daily high tempera- city of Pasadena, where Meehl, who has published ASSOCIATED PRESS the world. rent attorney general was ture records than low. 7,203 days (more than 19 peer-reviewed papers on The victims in the Jack- elected. The diocese said it JACKSON, Miss. — A The AP shared the data years) went by between the rising hot-to-cold ra- son Diocese were boys and gave the attorney general Catholic diocese in Missis- analysis with several cold records being broken. tio, said people pay more girls ages 5 to 17, diocese an updated list Monday. sippi on Tuesday released climate and data scien- On Feb. 23, Pasadena set attention to climate when chancellor Mary Wood- Kopacz said in a letter the names of 37 clergy tists, who all said the a low temperature record, records are broken. ward said. Woodward said released Monday that members who it says have conclusion was correct, its first since June 5, 1999. The AP counted daily re- the cases date from 1939 he is “truly, deeply sorry” been credibly accused of consistent with scientific Vermont native Paul cords across 424 stations to 1998, and none of the for any pain the list may sexually abusing children. peer-reviewed literature Wennberg felt it. He moved starting in 1920 and end- accused clergy are still in cause. Officials with the Dio- and showed a clear sign to Pasadena in 1998 just ing in 2018. The AP only active ministry. “The crime of abuse of cese of Jackson said 30 of of human-caused climate before the dearth of cold considered daily — not Woodward said there any kind is a sin, but the change. They pointed out records. all-time — high maximum the clergy were accused of are two additional cases sexual abuse in Mississip- abuse of children and that trends over decades “Even with the local cold temperatures and low involving clergy whose vulnerable adults is espe- are more robust than over we had this past month, minimum temperatures pi and the others worked names were not released in the Mississippi diocese cially egregious,” Kopacz single years. it’s very noticeable,” said and only used stations Tuesday. One is on ap- wrote. “First and foremost, The analysis stopped Wennberg, a California In- with minimal missing but were accused of abuse peal. The other, still un- in other states. it is a sin against the in- with data through 2018. stitute of Technology atmo- data. Temperatures that der investigation, involves nocent victims, but also However, the first two spheric sciences professor. tied previous records were The bishop of the dio- abuse that allegedly hap- cese, Joseph Kopacz, pub- a sin against the Church months of 2019 are show- “It’s just been ever warmer.” counted in addition to pened in 1961 but was just and our communities. It licly apologized Tuesday reported recently. ing twice as many cold re- In between the two cold temperatures that broke is a sin that cries out for during a news conference Woodward, members of cords than hot ones. That’s record days, Pasadena set previous records. justice.” outside a cathedral in an independent fitness The bishop said he en- downtown Jackson. review board and retired courages anyone who has “Every case of abuse bishops reviewed about Records show FBI was probing represents shattered lives 1,400 files from five bish- been sexually abused by a and damaged families and ops of the diocese from clergy member or church Michael Cohen long before raid communities,” Kopacz 1924 to this year, she said. employee to come for- said. “I hope that releasing In some cases, psychol- ward. He wrote that the diocese has a legal duty By Jim Mustian he made to banks as part release of the search war- this list will demonstrate ogists “treated a priest a new level of transpar- and deemed him safe to to report the cases to law and Larry of a scheme to relieve him- rant “furthers his interest enforcement, and “helping Neumeister self of some $22 million in in continuing to cooperate ency and a sincere desire go back into ministry,” the to accompany victims of victims find healing and ASSOCIATED PRESS debt he owed on taxi me- and providing information diocese said in a message sexual abuse as our God wholeness is our moral dallion loans. and the truth about Don- that accompanied the list NEW YORK — Special of compassion and justice imperative.” Prosecutors were also in- ald Trump and the Trump on its website. counsel Robert Mueller demands. I apologize to He also said the church terested in money that was organization to law en- Any clergy member, em- began investigating Pres- all the victims of abuse, to is taking steps to prevent flowing into Cohen’s bank forcement and Congress.” ployee or volunteer found ident Donald Trump’s their families and to the to be abusing minors from abuse, including screening accounts from consulting The FBI raided Cohen’s former lawyer, Michael faithful who have been now on will be permanent- and educating employees contracts he’d signed after Manhattan home and Cohen, for fraud in his hurt by this scandal.” ly removed from ministry, and volunteers. Trump won office. Some of office last April, mark- personal business deal- The diocese published the post said. The Diocese of Jackson those payments were from ing the first public sign ings and for potentially companies with strong the list Tuesday on its The diocese also said encompasses 65 of Missis- acting as an unregistered of a criminal investiga- website as part of the it provided information sippi’s 82 counties and has foreign ties, including a tion that has threatened foreign agent at least nine Korean aerospace compa- Catholic Church’s interna- about the past abuse alle- about 48,000 registered months before FBI agents Trump’s presidency and tional reckoning with alle- gations to the Mississippi Catholics. ny and Columbus Nova, netted Cohen a three- in New York raided his an investment manage- home and office, accord- year prison sentence he’s ment firm affiliated with scheduled to start serving ing to documents released Russian billionaire Viktor in May. The agents who Troops celebrate as U.S.-backed Tuesday. Vekselberg. also scoured Cohen’s hotel The series of heavily Cohen was ultimately room and safe deposit box, redacted search warrant not charged with failing to forces seize IS camp in Syria applications and other register as a foreign agent. seized more than 4 mil- documents revealed new Many sections of the lion electronic and paper By Philip Issa to going home. er cells that threaten a details about the timing records dealing with the files in the searches, more ASSOCIATED PRESS An unknown number continuing insurgency. and depth of the probe campaign-finance viola- than a dozen mobile devic- of IS militants still clung The battle for Baghouz into Cohen, who ultimate- tions Cohen committed es and iPads, 20 external BAGHOUZ, Syria — to a tiny sliver of land has dragged on for weeks ly pleaded guilty to tax when he paid two wom- hard drives, flash drives U.S.-backed Syrian forces trapped between the Eu- — and the encampment fraud, bank fraud, cam- en to stay silent about and laptops. on Tuesday seized con- phrates River and the has proven a major bat- paign finance violations alleged affairs they had Both Cohen and Trump trol of an encampment encampment now held by tleground, with tents cov- and lying to Congress. with Trump were redact- cried foul over the raids, held by the Islamic State the SDF, officials in the ering foxholes and under- group in eastern Syria, af- The records show the in- ed. A judge ordered those with Cohen’s attorney force said. ground tunnels. ter hundreds of militants quiry into Cohen had been sections to remain secret at the time calling them The militants have been The siege has also been surrendered overnight, a going on since July 2017 after prosecutors said “completely inappropri- putting up a desperate slowed by the unexpect- spokesman said, signaling — far longer than previ- they were still investigat- ate and unnecessary” and fight, their notorious pro- edly large number of civil- the group’s collapse after ously known — and that ing campaign finance vio- the president taking to paganda machine work- ians in Baghouz, most of months of stiff resistance. a big part of its focus was lations. Twitter to declare that ing even on the brink of them families of IS mem- A group of suspects in- Cohen’s taxi businesses Lanny Davis, an attor- “Attorney-client privilege collapse. On Monday, IS bers. Over past weeks they volved in a January bomb- and misrepresentations ney for Cohen, said the is dead!” issued a video showing ing that killed four Amer- have been flowing out, ex- icans in northern Syria its militants furiously de- hausted, hungry and often were among militants cap- fending the encampment, wounded. The sheer num- tured by the Kurdish-led a junkyard of wrecked ber who emerged — near- forces. cards, motorcycles and ly 30,000 since early Jan- The taking of the IS tents. In the footage, they uary according to Kurdish camp was a major advance shoot nonstop with AK- officials — took the Kurd- but not the final defeat of 47s and M-16s from be- ish-led SDF by surprise. the group in Baghouz, the hind trucks, vehicles and In the last two weeks, last village held by the ex- sand berms. many IS militants ap- tremists where they have A group of children could peared to be among those been holding out for weeks be seen at one point amid evacuating. But SDF com- under siege, according to the fighting. manders have stopped Mustafa Bali, the spokes- “My Muslim brothers speculating when the man for the Kurdish-led everywhere, we did our battle may finally be over. force known as the Syrian best, the rest is up to God,” Commanders say they Democratic Forces. Still, a fighter says as black don’t know how many fighters from the force smoke rises from behind more may still be left, hid- were starting to celebrate him. ing in tunnels beneath the anyway. The complete fall of war-scarred village. “I’m happy it’s over. Now Baghouz would mark the In the seizure Tuesday I know my people are end of the Islamic State of the encampment, hun- safe,” said a fighter who group’s self-declared terri- dreds of wounded and sick identified himself as Walid torial “caliphate,” which at militants were captured Raqqawi who fought in its height stretched across and have been evacuated the camp Monday night. much of Syria and Iraq. to nearby military hospi- He said he is returning to For the past four years, tals for treatment, Bali, his hometown of Raqqa to U.S.-led forces have waged the SDF spokesman, said FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rest. Comrades from his a destructive campaign to in a Twitter post. Still, The series of heavily redacted search warrant applications and oth- unit sang and danced in tear down the “caliphate.” he cautioned, “this is not er documents revealed new details about the timing and depth of the celebration at an outpost But even after Baghouz’s a victory announcement, probe into Michael Cohen, who ultimately pleaded guilty to tax fraud, in Baghouz, all saying fall, IS maintains a scat- but a significant progress bank fraud, campaign finance violations and lying to Congress. they were looking forward tered presence and sleep- in the fight.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Dutch prosecutors consider All address information, particu- alarm sounded at 27 Pyburn Animal control officer re- larly arrests, reflect police records. In Road on Monday at 7:41 a.m. ceived report of parties leaving the event of a perceived inaccuracy, bags of dog waste on public terror motive in tram shooting it is the sole responsibility of the con- Complaints property on George Avenue on Monday at 1:07 p.m. Officer cerned party to contact the relevant By Aleksander shooting victims. evening after an hours- Chimney fire reported at 2 mailed a notice of complaint, Furtula Three people died: a long manhunt that near- police department and have the de- Russell Road on Monday at copy of waste removal law, or- and Mike Corder 19-year-old woman from ly paralyzed the Neth- partment issue a notice of correction 3:24 p.m. der to license within 10 days, ASSOCIATED PRESS the neighboring town of erlands’ fourth-largest to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Theft reported at J. Crew at and a license application to Vianen, and two men aged city and sent shockwaves ifications will not be made without 640 Market St. on Monday at the parties. UTRECHT, Netherlands 28 and 49 from Utrecht. through the nation. Police 4:59 p.m. See the arrest for — Dutch investigators express notice of change from the Three others were seri- recovered a weapon when Chase Gibson. probing the deadly tram arresting police department. Complaints ously wounded and four they arrested him. Report of a vehicle left in shooting in the city of more suffered minor inju- In an unusual step, ju- the parking lot for four days at Suspicious motor vehicle re- Utrecht sharpened their ries, according to prosecu- dicial authorities released LYNN Herb Chambers at 395 North ported by the Newbury Street focus Tuesday on a pos- tors. details of Tanis’ criminal Broadway on Monday at 8:42 Inn at 170 Newbury St. on sible extremist motive, Late Tuesday, police past, and said he was re- Arrests p.m. Officer left message for Sunday at 5:11 p.m. Caller as judicial authorities re- said they had detained leased from jail on March the operator. reported a vehicle with New vealed that the main sus- a 40-year-old man in 1 and faces trial in July on Anthony Burney was arrest- Hampshire plate no. 2530892 pect was released from jail ed on warrant charges of two Utrecht on suspicion of a rape charge. A court had Medical Aid has been parked in the lot be- this month and faces a counts of trespassing at 9:04 involvement. Police said approved his release after side the motel for four days rape trial in July. p.m. Monday. the man “is suspected of he pledged to cooperate Ambulance request from and does not belong to any The nature of the Mon- Nicholas Kelley, 26, of 2 involvement in the shoot- with authorities. 174 Salem St. on Monday at guest. Officer reports the li- day’s attack and a note Brightwood Terrace, was ar- ing. His role is under fur- In the past, he was ac- 10:24 a.m. Patient taken to cense plate that belongs to the found in a suspected get- rested and charged with Class Lahey Hospital & Medical Cen- ther investigation.” Police quitted of manslaughter vehicle is Massachusetts plate away car suggest a possi- also released two other but convicted of illegal A drug possession and Class B ter in Burlington. no. 6NW239. New Hampshire drug possession at 8:09 p.m. ble terror motive, prosecu- men arrested after the possession of a weapon Request for an ambulance plate was removed. tors said in a statement, Monday. at the Christmas Tree Shop at shooting and said they and theft. Neighbor reported distur- but they add that other were no longer considered Wilders called on Justice Lynn O’Connell, 36, was ar- 28 South Broadway on Mon- bance reported at the Charles rested and charged with day- possible reasons also are suspects. Tanis remains in Minister Ferd Grapper- day at 1:37 p.m. Patient taken Motel at 4 Mill St. on Sunday being investigated. time breaking and entering for to the hospital. custody. haus to resign, saying that at 5:15 p.m. Caller said he “Based on the letter, we Throughout the day, Tanis shouldn’t have been a felony at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday. Ambulance request from could hear lots of yelling and Paul Votano, 35, of 73 Lewis think he had a terroristic well-wishers placed flow- released from jail. 375 North Broadway on Mon- banging. Officer reports intox- motive,” police spokesman St., was arrested on a courtesy day at 9:18 p.m. Patient tak- ers at the foot of a tree “You are politically re- icated woman was taken to Joost Lanshage told The next to the intersection booking at 8:02 p.m. Monday. en to Massachusetts General sponsible for this,” Wilders Salem Hospital. Associated Press. He de- where the shooting hap- said during a parliamen- Hospital. Accidents Gray Volkswagen Golf in the clined to elaborate. pened. At the end of the tary debate. “You have to parking lot of Avalon Drive was Speaking in parliament, afternoon, Prime Minister resign, get out of here.” A report of a motor vehicle MARBLEHEAD reported on Sunday at 5:58 anti-Islam lawmaker Mark Rutte and Justice The tram shootings crash at 1:48 p.m. Monday at p.m. Caller said the motor ve- Geert Wilders said the Minister Ferd Grapper- came just days after 50 155 Myrtle St.; at 1:57 p.m. Complaints hicle has been slowly cruising note expressed support haus also laid bouquets people were killed when Monday at 85 Magnolia Ave.; through the parking lot for an for the suspect’s “Muslim and briefly talked to police an immigrant-hating A caller reported a vehicle at 2:38 p.m. Monday at 40 hour. Officer reports the person brothers.” officers at the scene. Australian white suprem- was parked in her assigned Franklin St.; at 3:08 p.m. Mon- lives on property and was giv- Prosecutors also said Tanis, a 37-year-old man acist opened fire in two day at 423 Union St.; at 3:51 spot on Farrell Court at 11:52 ing a driving lesson. that investigations so far of Turkish descent, was mosques in Christchurch, p.m. Monday at 1 Hawthorne a.m. on Monday. Report of two parties on dirt have not established any being held on suspicion of New Zealand, during Fri- St.; at 5:45 p.m. Monday at A walk-in reported at 4:51 bikes riding around the Edythe relationship at all be- “manslaughter with ter- day prayers. There was no Casco Road and Lynnfield p.m. on Monday that she may Lane and Nancy Avenue neigh- tween the main suspect, rorist intent.” indication of any link be- Street; at 6:41 p.m. Monday at be the victim of credit card borhood on Sunday at 6:44 Gokmen Tanis, and the He was arrested Monday tween the two events. 110 Jefferson St.; at 8:05 p.m. fraud. She stated she has got- p.m. Officer checked the area Monday at Buffum and Oxford ten mail from several different and all is quiet. streets; at 2:13 a.m. Tuesday retail stores about her credit Dispute between a taxi driver POLICE BRIEFS at 435 Essex St.; at 8:49 a.m. card. and a passenger over a fare on Tuesday at 502 Chestnut St.; A caller reported that he Monday at 12:53 a.m. at 109 Man struck by own truck argued that the child was children were taken to was out for a walk at Ocean Russell St. Matter was settled at 9:21 a.m. Tuesday at 436 may have had medical event not at substantial risk of the hospital for evalua- Summer St. Avenue and Beach Street at prior to the officer’s arrival. The harm to qualify for the tion. The nature of their A report of a motor vehicle 5:34 p.m. on Monday and he fare was paid. Officer was un- reckless child endanger- injuries was not disclosed. tripped over a metal sign post CANTON (AP) — State hit and run crash at 5:13 p.m. able to talk to the passenger, Police say a Maine man ment charge. Fourteen residents have Monday at 85 Exchange St. that was cut off about an inch who went inside their home. Salem District Court been displaced. The cause off the pavement. He stated he struck and killed by his A report of a motor vehicle Loud music reported on own pickup truck on a Judge Randy Chapman remains under investiga- went home and put ice on his crash with personal injury at Monday at 3:10 a.m. at 286 highway near Boston rejected that argument tion. shoulder and his forehead. He 12:20 a.m. Tuesday at Forest Newbury St., Apt. 48. Officer may have suffered some Monday, saying the child The Red Cross was at declined medical attention but and Grove streets. reports all is quiet. kind of medical emer- could have gotten off the the scene and was work- he wanted the department to Lyft driver reports he has gency. bus and wandered onto a ing with residents of the be aware of it. Breaking and Entering an intoxicated man in his car Police identified the vic- highway. building. A caller reported someone at the Golden Banana at 151 tim of Sunday afternoon’s Police say the boy was A report of a breaking and came to his Green Street door Newbury St. who is not his fare accident on Interstate hit by a car while trying Anti-Semitic messages, entering at 1:13 a.m. Tuesday claiming to be soliciting for Ver- and refuses to leave on Sun- 95 in Canton as 72-year- to walk home after he was at 8 St Clair St. Nazi imagery defile izon at 5:58 p.m. on Monday. day at 10:07 p.m. Call back old Michael Kulas of St. left on the bus in Beverly A report of a motor vehi- A caller reported two teen reported the issue has been Albans, Maine. in September. He suffered Jewish cemetery cle breaking and entering at males on bikes doing wheel- settled and no police needed. cuts and bruises. The preliminary inves- FALL RIVER (AP) — 11:02 a.m. Tuesday at 9 Buf- ies in the middle of Pleasant Police say Boutros disre- tigation shows that “a se- Police are investigating fum St. Street and almost got struck garded protocols when he SAUGUS rious medical event” may anti-Semitic messag- at 6:33 p.m. on Monday. Re- didn’t check for children have caused Kulas to stop es and Nazi imagery Overdoses sponding officers spoke to the Accidents and get out of his pickup. on the bus. kids. scrawled on gravestones A report of an overdose at Police say the transmis- A walk-in brought ammu- A report of a motor vehicle at a Jewish cemetery in 1:42 p.m. Monday on Eastern sion remained in drive, Man found guilty of rape, Massachusetts as a hate nition for destruction at 7:19 accident at 82 Chestnut St. at and the truck struck and Avenue; at 1:13 p.m. Tuesday murder in girlfriend’s death crime. a.m. on Tuesday. 11:59 a.m. Monday; at 577 killed Kulas. on Newhall Street. Fall River police say Lincoln Ave. at 6:24 a.m. Tues- The death remains DEDHAM (AP) — A the vandalism at Hebrew PEABODY day. under investigation. No Theft man has been found Cemetery occurred over other information was guilty of raping and kill- the weekend. Sgt. J.T. A report of a larceny at 1:32 Summons Complaints released. ing his girlfriend inside Hoar says police were p.m. Monday at 87 Ashland her apartment a decade A report of a set of chains in alerted on Sunday by a St.; at 2:04 p.m. Monday at Michael Muise, 41, of 3 ago. the middle lane at 9 Broadway District attorney: cemetery maintenance 39 Exchange St.; at 3:27 p.m. Garden Road, was summoned Joseph Beatty faces life at 12:05 p.m. Monday. Accelerants found in worker. Monday at Goldfish Pond on for larceny on Sunday at 8:37 in prison without parole A caller reported a suitcase Police also received a Lafayette Park; at 3:47 p.m. p.m. after a woman reported home where 5 died after his conviction on had been left behind the report of a suspicious Monday at 109 Jefferson St.; her purse was stolen from the the first-degree murder closed Starbucks on Broad- PITTSFIELD (AP) — vehicle that had been at 6:02 p.m. Monday at 10 N. Roadhouse Pub the previous charge Monday. way at 2:19 p.m. Monday. The Authorities have found parked in the cemetery on Common Terrace. evening. Prosecutors say the caller claimed he had a drug evidence that accelerants two occasions but deter- 61-year-old Beatty choked enforcement K-9 who alerted were used to start a fire mined the vehicle was not Vandalism Accidents 33-year-old Mary Beaton, him that there were possibly at a home in which a involved. raped her and smothered Hit and run crash reported narcotics in the briefcase. Po- family of five was found The Herald News A report of motor vehicle her with a pillow in Quin- on Sunday at 11:21 p.m. at lice report the suitcase was dead in an apparent mur- reports that at least 30 vandalism at 2:57 p.m. Mon- cy in March 2009. 45 Clement Ave. Caller reports filled with personal items with der-suicide. gravestones were de- day at 57 Chestnut St. Beatty’s attorney ar- his vehicle was struck while no identifiers. Berkshire District faced with swastikas and gued his client man was parked on the street but was A caller reported some- Attorney Andrea Har- phrases including “heil LYNNFIELD mentally ill at the time of not witnessed. Officer will doc- one in the marsh behind her rington on Monday said Hitler” and “Hitler was the killing, and he sought ument. house with a flashlight and it investigators located right” in black marker. Arrest a not guilty plea by rea- Hit and run crash reported appears they are coming to- evidence of an accelerant One was tagged with “Oy son of insanity. on Monday at 8:41 a.m. at ward her house at 25 Naples in different parts of the vey! This is MAGA coun- Chase Gibson, 22, of 527 Court records show AAA Auto Repair at 22 Wallis Ave. at 9:25 p.m. Monday. An Sheffield home, including try,” an apparent refer- Salem St., Apt. 40, was arrest- Beatty has undergone St. Officer will document. extensive area search was per- two 20-pound propane ence to President Donald ed on Monday at 4:59 p.m. several competency hear- formed and nothing out of the tanks on the upper floor. Trump’s campaign slogan, at J. Crew at 640 Market St. ings, and he was found Animal Control ordinary was found. Harrington says there “Make America Great and charged with larceny over competent to stand trial $250. is “overwhelming evi- Again.” Caller from 9 Holten St. re- Theft dence” that 41-year-old earlier this year. Alarms ports a large stray dog on his Luke Karpinski killed his Norfolk District Attor- Ex-cop convicted of rape files property on Sunday at 11 p.m., A report of shoplifting from wife, 41-year-old Justine ney Michael Morrissey A hang up 911 call was appears disoriented, and won’t Target at 400 Lynn Fells Park- Wilbur, their 7-year-old says he hopes the jury’s second motion for new trial move. Sergeant reports it is a verdict brings comfort received from T-Mobile USA way at 12:02 p.m. Monday. twins, Alex and Zoe, and WORCESTER (AP) — black Lab showing signs of ne- to Beaton’s friends and at 325 North Broadway on 3-year-old son, Marek, A former police officer glect and poor health. Animal family. Monday at 9:54 a.m. Officer SWAMPSCOTT last Wednesday morning convicted of raping a control officer contacted and checked area and found noth- before starting the fire woman on duty has filed she recommended the animal 7 hurt in apartment fire ing. Complaints and killing himself. a second request for a be taken to Borash Veterinary Fire alarm sounded at Gas- Authorities have not new trial. Clinic where she can follow up A report of suspicious ac- WORCESTER (AP) — light at 1100 Market St. on said how the family died Fire officials say seven The Telegram & Gazette Monday at 4:19 p.m. Call in the morning. Dog was taken tivity at 45 Bellevue Road at and autopsy results are people were taken to the reports that Rajat Sharda handled by the Lynnfield Fire to Borash with visible injuries 10:13 a.m. on Monday; at 59 pending, but Harrington hospital after a fire at a says in the motion that Department. to its tail and backside. Police Farragut Road at 3:59 p.m. on says police did not find apartment building where his trial attorney had a Accidental burglar alarm re- received a call from the owner Monday. any evidence of guns in firefighters had to rescue conflict of interest. ported at Baubles Jewelry at 1 of a chocolate Lab which fits A report of a con or scam the home. residents from upper-floor Sharda says an asso- Post Office Square on Monday the description. at 21 Duncan Terrace at 2:42 The investigation is windows. ciate of the attorney’s at 9:05 p.m. Officer reports Caller reports a dog loose in p.m. on Monday; at 110 Par- ongoing. The fire in the eight- law firm represented the building is secure. the area of 378 Lynnfield St. adise Road at 2:47 p.m. on unit building in Worcester boyfriend of the woman in False door burglar alarm and Bartholomew Street on Monday. Judge denies motion to was reported at about a different case. reported at 400 Broadway on Monday at 11:32 a.m. Officer A report of a larceny at All- Sharda was sentenced Tuesday at 7:19 a.m. reports animal was gone upon town, 525 Paradise Road, at dismiss charge 2:30 a.m. Tuesday. to a maximum of seven Accidental garage door arrival. 4:51 p.m. on Monday. against bus driver Crews arrived to find heavy smoke and with years in prison after his SALEM (AP) — A judge people leaning out of conviction on rape and has denied a motion to second- and third-floor other charges. dismiss a charge filed windows. Prosecutors say the Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 against a school bus Seven people were former Worcester officer driver who allegedly left a rescued, including four was on duty in 2013 when Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY 5-year-old boy on the bus from the second floor over he assaulted the woman Spanish menu available or text the word tiplynn for hours. a ground ladder and three after finding her and her The Salem News re- from the third floor over boyfriend engaged in a All reports of neighborhood and your tip to ports that the lawyer for an aerial ladder. sexual encounter in a activity will be investigated. 71-year-old David Boutros Five adults and two vehicle in a parking lot. Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A suit worn by David Bowie, left, is displayed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS next to an ensemble worn by Jimi Hendrix for the “Gender Bending Fashion” exhibi- “Gender Bending Fashion” is the first large-scale exhibit of its kind to be hosted by a major museum. tion at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. ‘Both sides of the binary’: Exhibit explores gender, fashion

By Tracee M. Herbaugh ing Fashion,” examines mo- signers, such as Rei Kawaku- The exhibit references the from the Girls in America.” ASSOCIATED PRESS ments in history when clothing bo, of Comme des Garçons, 1920s, a time when women In the 1920s, women secured transcended and muddled our and Walter Van Beirendonck, first cut their hair short. Then the right to vote and start- BOSTON — When actor Bil- understanding of gender. a member of the influential it progresses to the 1960s and ed working outside the home ly Porter unveiled his combi- The show was inspired, in avant-garde group “Antwerp The Peacock Revolution, when for the first time. The 1960s nation tuxedo-ball gown at the part, by what’s happening Six.” menswear shifted from plain brought the sexual revolution, Oscars last month, it got peo- right now in fashion, said Mi- One notable inclusion is the and simple to flamboyant, col- gay rights and second-wave ple talking. chelle Finamore, a fashion his- tuxedo that actress Marlene orful and tailored to the body. feminism — people pushing Porter, the black and gay torian and curator. Dietrich wore in the 1930 film The ‘60s is also when unisex back against traditional roles. breakout star of the FX series “The lines are getting more “Morocco.” attire became mainstream. Today, as the world questions “Pose,” had bucked traditional and more blurred,” she said. Dietrich has long been hailed And present day is thought to the very relevance of gender Academy Award attire — fan- “Gender Bending Fashion” is as a hero for gender fluidity. be the height of gender fluidity definitions, cultural questions cy frocks for the ladies and ba- the first large-scale exhibit of It wasn’t uncommon for her in fashion. are taking visual form in fash- sic tuxedos for men. its kind to be hosted by a ma- to wear top hats, shirts with Each of these moments rep- ion, Paloetti said. A photo of Porter’s eye-catch- jor museum. It is comprised of French cuffs and cuff links, and resent a cultural shift within “We are asking what it means ing Oscar garb is included in a mixed-media: paintings, record pant suits tailored for men. society, said Jo Paloetti, author to be man or woman,” she said. new exhibit at Boston’s Muse- covers and photographs. But a “She was both sides of the bi- of the books “Sex and Unisex: “Are these terms just a proxy um of Fine Arts that opens to highlight for viewers will sure- nary in that she was either ex- Fashion, Feminism, and the for stereotypes?” the public on Thursday. The ly be the 70 gender-bending tremely feminine or extremely Sexual Revolution” and “Pink The show is on display exhibit titled, “Gender Bend- ensembles from big-name de- masculine,” Finamore said. and Blue: Telling the Boys through Aug. 25. Now 30, ‘The Little Mermaid’ paved the way for Elsa and Anna

By Mark Kennedy ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — It’s not uncommon for people to just look at Jodi Benson and burst into tears. Sometimes they hyper- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ventilate or scream. But mostly they break down The SEC sued Wells and start sobbing. Benson Fargo and Rhode will hold them, heaving in Island’s economic her arms, and pat their agency in 2016 over back gently. bonds used to fund Benson isn’t a household Curt Schillings’s name but for many she’s video game campa- an intimate part of their ny’s move to Rhode childhood. She supplied Island. the singing and speaking voice of Ariel, the heroine of the 1989 animated Dis- Wells Fargo agrees to pay $800K ney hit “The Little Mer- maid,” which is celebrat- ing its 30th anniversary in Schilling video game deal this year. Benson says she will By Michelle R. Smith A Wells Fargo spokes- would receive only $50 sometimes watch as the ASSOCIATED PRESS woman said she would million of proceeds from stunned movie’s fans vir- not comment because the the offering, leaving a gap PROVIDENCE, R.I. — tually go back in time in matter is still pending and of $25 million. It also said Wells Fargo Securities has front of her. “It triggers has not yet been approved. Wells Fargo represent- a memory for them,” she agreed to pay an $800,000 The case represents the civil penalty to settle a U.S. ed 38 Studios while also says. final legal battle over 38 representing the state “They remember who PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Securities and Exchange Studios. economic development they were with when they Commission lawsuit over Schilling struck a deal in “The Little Mermaid” has changed a lot of lives, saw the movie the first Rhode Island’s failed $75 2010 to move his company agency as bond placement not least of which is Jodi Benson’s, who has time. Maybe that sibling is million deal with former from Massachusetts to agent, something it failed continued to voice Ariel virtually every week- no longer with them, that Boston Red Sox pitch- Rhode Island in exchange to disclose. end in concerts as well as on film in the “Wreck- grandparent is no longer er Curt Schilling’s video for a $75 million loan The economic develop- It Ralph” franchise. with them. It reminds game company. guarantee. The state’s eco- ment agency previously them of a relationship Wells Fargo and the SEC nomic development agen- settled the case, paying a came into her orbit. She to records by Barbra Strei- that had been broken with announced the proposed cy used bonds to fund the $50,000 penalty without had been in a short-lived sand, Carole King, James a parent. So they have all settlement in filings Mon- deal. Less than two years musical “Smile” when Taylor as well as Marvin admitting wrongdoing. sorts of emotions that go day with the U.S. District after the move, 38 Studios Howard Ashman, the mu- Hamlisch’s “A Chorus Claims against a Wells on.” Court in Providence. A ran out of money and went Fargo employee are still sical’s lyricist and story Line.” federal judge must ap- “The Little Mermaid” bankrupt. pending. A message was writer, invited the out-of- “I would start to just prove it. has changed a lot of lives, work cast to audition for sing like them. But it The SEC sued Wells left with his lawyer. According to details of Fargo and Rhode Island’s not least of which is Ben- his next project, an adap- wasn’t like I was trying In a separate lawsuit in the agreement, Wells Far- economic development son’s, who has continued tation of Hans Christian to be them. It’s just that’s go does not admit or deny agency in 2016, accusing state court, Rhode Island to perform Ariel virtually Andersen’s “The Little what I heard. And so that’s wrongdoing. If approved, them of making mislead- sued several people and every weekend in concerts Mermaid.” just what you do. You just the company would be ing statements about the companies involved in the as well as on film in the Producers wanted the sound like what you been permanently barred by bonds. deal. It received about $61 “Wreck-It Ralph” fran- singing and speaking voice listening to,” she says. the judge from violating It said they failed to dis- million in settlements in chise. to be supplied by the same A year or so after audi- certain municipal securi- close that 38 Studios need- that case, which ended in “The Little Mermaid” actress. So Benson, a lyric tioning for Ariel, she got ties and other laws. ed at least $75 million but 2017. also had a big role in mak- soprano, sang the signa- the call that she’d won the ing Disney into an anima- ture “Part of Your World” role. “I completely forgot tion juggernaut and re- on a reel-to-reel tape and that I had auditioned,” she ENTERTAINMENT BRIEF viving the art form. Many was handed a few of pages says. Back then, voiceover believe we’d never have of dialogue. work wasn’t very glam- Wendy Williams reveals she Show.” She says the only family.” Anna and Elsa from “Fro- “I ran into the ladies’ orous and big celebrities is living in ‘sober house’ other people who knew She says she has been zen” without first having room,” she recalls, “and wouldn’t consider it. about where she was liv- addicted to cocaine in the Ariel. waited for everybody to “It wasn’t a good job. Do- NEW YORK (AP) — ing up until her announce- past and never sought “Disney was starting get out of the stalls and ing voiceovers was what Wendy Williams says she’s ment Tuesday were her treatment. to get into a groove that started talking to the mir- you would do when your living in a “sober house” husband and son. Williams returned to would continue, but I feel ror, sort of trying to come career was on the back because of addiction Williams says she works her talk show earlier this like a lot of that started up with what would she half, when it was tanking,” struggles. out after her show and month for the first time with ‘A Little Mermaid,’” sound like at 16.” says Benson. She thought The 54-year-old talk then is driven by her since December, saying says Ron Clements, who Benson, it turned out, Ariel would be just anoth- show host tearfully “24-hour sober coach” to she was off because of co-wrote and co-directed was a master mimic. She er notch on her resume. It revealed the information a home where she lives continued thyroid issues the film. had spent countless hours was not. Tuesday to the audience “with a bunch of smelly associated with Graves’ Benson was a rising in her room as a child with “Things just changed at “The Wendy Williams boys who have become my disease. Broadway star when Ariel her guitar, singing along overnight,” she says. A8 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Chess victory is ticket out of shelter for 8-year-old boy

NEW YORK (AP) — An learned to play only about GoFundMe account for 8-year-old boy’s victory a year ago. the family after Tani won as New York state chess Tani and his family the championship. champion will be his have lived in a New York Makofsky joined Tani family’s ticket out of a City shelter since flee- on NBC’s “Today” show homeless shelter. ing Nigeria in 2017. The Tuesday and said that The New York Times re- Christian family feared thanks to donations, the ported that Tani Adewu- attacks by the militant family is moving into an mi won the state chess group Boko Haram. apartment. title for his age group this Tani’s chess coach Rus- Tani says he “felt sur- month even though he sell Makofsky set up a prised” by his win.

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NEW YORK (AP) — An who had been finalists to with 1.37 million, Tele- unusual ending to ABC’s chase Randolph, who had mundo had 1.1 million long-running attempted left the show. and the CW had 900,000. love matches on “The The show’s performance Fox News Channel was Bachelor” paid off for the led ABC to its fourth the week’s most popular network. weekly win in a row cable network, averaging Both parts of the finale among viewers aged 18- 2.33 million viewers in to the 23rd edition of the to-49, the demographic its prime time. ESPN had series hit the Nielsen advertisers chase. That’s 1.94 million, MSNBC had company’s top 10 last ABC’s longest streak 1.82 million, HGTV had week, as bachelor Colton among this group in near- 1.28 million and History PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Underwood — who ly four years. had 1.22 million. started his reign as a CBS won the week ABC’s “World News To- virgin — revealed he was among all viewers, av- night” topped the evening Tyler Perry offers to help family of dating contestant Cassie eraging 6 million people newscasts with an aver- Randolph. watching in prime time. age of 8.6 million viewers. single mom killed at Alpharetta bank That wasn’t initially ABC had 5.1 million, NBC’s “Nightly News” the plan, since Under- NBC had 4.5 million, Fox had 8.2 million viewers By Chelsea Prince night on Channel 2, Perry 2, Perry also promised to wood jumped a fence to had 2.7 million, Univision and the “CBS Evening THE ATLANTA reached out to the family take care of tuition for abandon the two women and ION Television tied News” had 6.1 million. JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION and offered to take care Sharadiant Turner, who is of their rent, the news working toward a degree ATLANTA — Less than James Corden to host the Tony Awards — again station reported. He also in mathematics. “It’s ev- 24 hours after the family of said he would arrange to erything because I didn’t LOS ANGELES TIMES a slain Alpharetta mother asked for financial help, fly Evans’ body back home think I would be able to to Wisconsin for burial. come back next year,” she “The Late Late Show’s” actor and filmmaker Tyler Shakemia Turner, told the news station. James Corden will hit the Perry offered his support. 14, told the news station “And just to know I can stage again for the 73rd Tony The children of 45-year- Perry was “an angel on finish all four years and Awards show this summer. old Tynesha Evans, an Earth.” It is not out of do what my mom always On Tuesday, CBS an- author and full-time health character for the “Madea” wanted me to do.” nounced that Corden will care worker who was killed star to be generous. He Evans was running host this year’s ceremony Saturday morning outside a downtown Alpharet- has been known to pay errands with Sharadi- from Radio City Music Hall off layaway items and ant Turner on Saturday in New York City. It’ll be the ta, Ga., bank, started a GoFundMe page Sunday purchase cars and even morning before she was second time the English co- homes for people experi- killed. Her daughter said median has handled the gig. to raise money to pay for her funeral and other bills. encing hardships. “There’s Evans dropped her off Corden hosted 2016’s They were facing eviction really no words to de- at a grocery store and Tony Awards, which drew from their apartment, scribe how I feel,” oldest assumed she would be the largest audience in 15 Channel 2 Action News daughter Audrey Turn- waiting in the parking lot. years and won an Emmy for reported. Sharadiant er, 26, said. “Because not Instead, she said Evans outstanding special class Turner, 18, thought she only is he going to help had to meet her on-again, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS program. may have to drop out of my mom with her funeral, off-again boyfriend, Spelman College. he’s going to help with my 58-year-old Othniel After hearing their story, living situation.” Inniss, at the Wells Fargo

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019 St. Mary’s hires three new coaches LYNN — While the winter the club lev- grams,” Ne- the ground ark, N.J. from 2015-17. Ault also sports season just ended and el next year whall said. up.” worked as a graduate assistant spring sports began Monday at with an in- “We are very Ault is in basketball coach at Caldwell St. Mary’s, the school’s athletic tention of confident her rst year University and Drew Universi- department is already planning moving up that Vic- as a history ty, her alma mater. for next year, with the hiring of to sub-var- toria, Will teacher and Ault was a eld hockey and head coaches for its three new sity and and Olivia assistant basketball star at Mater Dei programs: eld hockey, co-ed varsity in possess not girls basket- High School. She was recruited crew, and girls rugby. subsequent only a high ball coach at in both sports, opting to play Athletic Director Jeff Newhall years, based degree of St. Mary’s. basketball at Drew. She said announced that Victoria Ault on partici- sport-spe- She previ- she is looking forward to getting will serve as eld hockey coach; Ault pation and Benzan-Daniel ci c knowl- Goldenheim ously served back into eld hockey, a sport in Will Goldenheim will direct interest. edge, but as varsity which she was MVP of her team the crew program; and Olivia “We feel incredibly fortunate also the girls basket- as a high school senior in 2008. Benzan-Daniel will coach rugby. to have attracted high-caliber organizational and leadership ball coach at George Washing- The teams will participate at coaches to implement these pro- skills to build programs from ton Carver High School in New- COACHES, B2 Bettencourt excited to start second season at Endicott

ITEM FILE PHOTO A four-year lacrosse player during his days wearing the Tanners uni- form, Leo Shidler was named Pea- body’s new head boys lacrosse coach during the offseason.

By Harold Rivera Now the challenge for Endicott is mov- Endicott College Peabody’s ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ing past last season’s success and turning softball coach Ka- its attention to this season. With a year of tie Bettencourt, BEVERLY — When Endicott softball coaching at Endicott under her belt, Bet- right, enters her coach Katie Bettencourt re ected on last Shidler tencourt feels better prepared for who the second season season, there was a lot to be proud about. Gulls will match-up against during the guiding the Gulls. Bettencourt guided Endicott to 30 wins, spring. a 16-2 record in the Commonwealth Coast “It’s nice because everything isn’t brand COURTESY PHOTO | DAVID LE returns Conference and an appearance in the CCC new,” Bettencourt said. “They know the ex- championship game. The Gulls were one pectations. They know how practices are win shy of reaching the Division III NCAA structured. It’s not as much talking, it’s Tournament. Not bad for her rst season more doing. It makes things easier. That’s to coach at Endicott. good, and obviously now having a little “To win 30 games is a really great ac- more understanding of the conference complishment,” Bettencourt, who coached helps. I have scouting reports on everyone. at Assumption prior to Endicott, said. “It’s It eases the anxiety a little bit knowing the Tanners something that might not ever happen competition.” again. I’m proud of the team for that. It’s Bettencourt said the offseason went well. By Harold Rivera hard. We did fall short but now we know One of the main goals was to bring Endi- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR what it takes to get to that championship cott’s incoming freshman class up to speed. game. The team has been working really PEABODY — It’s fair to say that things hard this preseason so I’m excited.” BETTENCOURT, B2 are coming full-circle for Peabody native Leo Shidler as the spring season quickly approaches. A four-year lacrosse player during his days wearing the Tanners uniform, Trout, Angels Shidler was named Peabody’s new head boys lacrosse coach during the offseason. The appointment, made by Peabody Ath- close to letic Director Bob Bua, brings Shidler back to his alma mater. “I was extremely excited,” Shidler, a 2005 12-year deal Peabody graduate, said. “Ever since I left here it was a dream to come back. I never thought I’d be the head coach here. I was worth $432M de nitely insanely excited when I heard they were going to name me the coach. By Ronald Blum There’s a ton of talent here. It’s incredible ASSOCIATED PRESS actually.” Shidler replaces Greg Welch, who held Mike Trout is on the verge of becoming the role for the 2018 season. Shidler is baseball’s rst half-billion dollar man. Peabody’s third head coach in as many Trout and the Los Angeles Angels are seasons. close to nalizing a $432 million, 12-year After graduating from Peabody, Shidler contract that would shatter the record for played college lacrosse at Division III the largest deal in North American sports Mount Ida College. He was named the history, a person familiar with the negoti- head coach of the varsity team at Bishop ations told The Associated Press. Fenwick in 2010 and remained in that role The deal was disclosed Tuesday by a until 2013. A math teacher at Peabody person familiar with the negotiations who High, Shilder hasn’t coached since the spoke to the AP on condition of anonym- Lynn Youth Hockey 2013 season. ity because the agreement had not been “It’s kind of an honor,” Shidler said. “I nalized. The contract was likely to be an- know the program’s kind of been down. nounced by the end of this week, the per- is on the upswing I’ve been following ever since I graduat- son said. ed. My brother played here and my sister Trout would set a baseball record for ca- By Daniel Kane Members of played here. At Fenwick we played Pea- reer earnings at about $513 million, sur- ITEM STAFF Lynn Youth body every year. It’s a little nerve-wrack- passing the roughly $448 million Alex Ro- Hockey learn ing. I’m a bit nervous to get excited.” driguez took in with Seattle, Texas and the LYNN — Brian Boisson fondly remembers when to skate at Peabody returns a young core from last Lynn Youth Hockey was at its height a few decades New York Yankees from 1994-2017. Connery Rink. year’s team, which fell just short of a state Trout’s latest deal would top the new ago. So when the Lynn native took over as president tournament berth. $330 million, 12-year contract between to the dwindling program four years ago, his mission COURTESY PHOTO “Most of the core guys are young,” Bryce Harper and the Philadelphia Phil- was to do anything he could to make Lynn the hockey Shidler said. “They’re young and very tal- lies, and Trout’s $36 million average an- city it once was. ented. I watched some of the lm from last nual value would surpass pitcher Zack “Back in the ’80s and ’90s more than 400 kids were year, when they played Lowell and the Greinke’s $34.4 million in a six-year deal showing up to ‘Learn to Skate’ no question,” Boisson Danish Cup against Fenwick. What stood with Arizona that started in 2016. The said. “It was a huge program. And to just see it almost out to me was how young they were and contract also would best Mexican boxer be gone a couple years ago was something I noticed how quick they were. Canelo Alvarez’s $356 million deal with and wanted to x. We want to try to bring that back.” “I feel good about what’s coming through,” TROUT, B2 HOCKEY, B2 SHIDLER, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019 St. Mary’s hires Lynn Youth Hockey is on the upswing three new coaches HOCKEY help and equipment dona- to us and we were able to es, Boisson said, including From B1 tions,” Boisson said. “These buy brand new hockey hel- longtime ‘Learn to Skate’ kids grow so quickly out mets for our kids. coach Kevin Clougherty. COACHES former rower at North- And over the past few of things like skates and “In our program we also “The foundation of our From B1 eastern University, as an years, with a focus on pads so there is a need for host five or six foster chil- whole program is Learn assistant coach when the ‘Learn to Skate’ and ‘Try anything. If you go to a sec- dren,” Boisson said. “The to Skate every Satur- “If I could have played Spartans hit the water for Hockey for Free’ programs ond-hand sports store and Wonderfund, which is a day,” Boisson said. “Kev- both (in college), I would the first time next spring. for younger kids, Lynn try to sell old stuff they’re private nonprofit that pro- in has been with our have,” Ault said. “I’m ex- Benzan-Daniel, will re- Youth Hockey has already only giving you pennies vides assistance to kids, Learn to Skate program cited to be back into coach- turn to her alma mater, seen an increase in partic- on the dollar. So why not they paid for all of the for 16 years. He has two ing. I was going to pursue where she was a three- ipation. donate it to kids who can several foster kids in our sons who graduated high coaching as a career, but sport athlete, to start the “I couldn’t tell you how actually use it right now in program.” school playing hockey and when I got my master’s girls rugby program next long it’s been going on as Lynn every week?” Boisson, an assistant a daughter playing prep in education I fell in love spring. She is the women’s a program,” Boisson said The community has re- coach for the Lynn Jets school hockey now. For a with teaching. Being at rugby coach at Brandeis of the ‘Try Hockey for sponded well. Lynn Youth high school team, knows guy that has no kids in the St. Mary’s gives me the University, a role in which Free’ program. “It’s some- Hockey currently has a hockey can be an expen- program anymore he puts opportunity to do both.’” she will continue as col- thing by USA hockey and storage room at Connery sive sport and Lynn Youth his heart and soul into it.” While the idea of start- lege rugby is played in the we jumped into it. It’s one Rink filled with skates, Hockey has done every- While Boisson is hap- ing a program from fall. When she arrived last day a week and we are pads, helmets, and all thing it can to cut those py to see how much the scratch is “nerve-racking,” May at Brandeis, where just trying to get kids go- kinds of equipment. Bois- costs for its players. sport has grown in Lynn Ault believes that will be she also works in informa- ing down here for free and son says it wouldn’t be “We have a lot of local since he took the helm, mitigated by the culture tion technology services, give them a chance to try possible for Lynn Youth sponsors and we hold a he knows that they have of athletic excellence that there were four players; the sport. A few years ago Hockey to have grown the lot of fundraisers,” Bois- just scratched the surface permeates St. Mary’s. there are now 23. we only had about 20 kids way it has without dona- son said. “We have a lot of in introducing hockey to a “It’s exciting to be part “It’s all about getting and this past February we tions from the community. non-hockey related peo- new generation. of that winning culture,” students interested,” she were at 63 kids on the ice.” “We have had tremen- ple that show up to these “Our numbers are strong she said. “St. Mary’s push- said. “They can bring a But building up these dous support from the things. Hockey is an ex- in how many kids we have es student-athletes to be friend and have a lot of programs has been no community,” Boisson said. pensive sport. With the di- but in terms of the kids in the best they possibly can fun. With the right guid- easy task. The first step “It’s been amazing. I mean versity of incomes in this the city we are not even be in the classroom and on ance and information, for Boisson and LYH is four years ago hockey in city, everyone’s struggling making a dent,” Boisson the field or court. That’s people will be interested. the continued challenge of the city of Lynn was al- with their own things. We said “I remember playing what St. Mary’s embodies The values rugby teaches finding equipment for par- most extinguished. Re- just want to give kids an when I was younger and and I love being a part of – respect and sportsman- ticipants. cently we received a do- opportunity to play how- all they friendships and that.” ship – easily translate to “We started posting fly- nation from the Economic ever we can.” memories you create. That Goldenheim comes to who you are as a person.” ers around and putting Development and Indus- Lynn Youth Hockey has stuff lasts a lifetime and St. Mary’s from the Dex- Benzan-Daniel started posts out on all the social trial Corporation of Lynn. also benefited from a devot- that’s what we’re trying to ter Southfield Schoolplaying rugby as a fresh- medias asking people for They donated 400 dollars ed group of staff and coach- bring to them.” in Brookline, where he man at Holy Cross in 2010 teaches high school sci- and hasn’t stopped. She ence and coaches crew plays for Beantown RFC Trout, Angels close to 12-year deal worth $432M and cross country. He in the Women’s Premier rowed at Brown Univer- League and is USA Rug- full big league seasons sity and has coached the by-certified as a coach and TROUT and hit .312 with 39 hom- sport at the middle-school, referee. From B1 ers, 79 RBIs, 24 steals and high-school, and masters “Rugby programs are sports-streaming service 122 walks last year. He led levels. He is energized by popping up and more and DAZN. the major leagues in OPS the prospect of starting more high schools are Progress toward an in each of the last two sea- his own program. getting into it,” she said. agreement was first re- sons. “Starting the program “Rugby does a lot for you ported by ESPN. Trout has a .307 average from the ground up was on and off the field.” Whether Trout’s con- with 240 homers, 648 RBIs, the initial draw; that op- St. Mary’s current- tract is the largest in the 189 steals and 693 walks portunity doesn’t come ly fields teams in 19 world for a team athlete in eight big league seasons. around very often,” he MIAA-recognized sports is difficult to determine. He was voted AL Rookie of said. “It’s what a lot of plus cheerleading. One of Forbes estimated Lionel the Year in 2012, won the coaches want to do. You the primary reasons for Messi earned $84 million AL MVP award in 2014 get to mold a program adding the sports, Ne- from Barcelona in 2017-18 and ‘16 and finished second from scratch exactly the whall said, is to increase and Cristiano Ronaldo $61 in MVP voting four times, way you want it.” the opportunities St. million from Real Madrid, tying the record shared by A Connecticut native, Mary’s student-athletes but precise details of their Stan Musial, Ted Williams Goldenheim earned his will have to play at the contracts are not known. and Albert Pujols. bachelor’s degree at collegiate level. Trout’s deal would in- Big-money deals have not Brown and a master’s in Field hockey is the sec- clude a signing bonus and worked out for the Angels biology at California State ond-most played sport in supersede the $144.5 mil- in the past. Pujols agreed University Northridge. the world (after soccer). lion, six-year contract that FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to a $240 million, 10-year In addition to coaching Crew is one of the fast- had been set to pay him deal before the 2012 sea- at Dexter Southfield, he est-growing women’s sports Los Angeles Angels’ Mike Trout celebrates after $33.25 million in each of hitting a two-run home run off Oakland Athlet- son but has not matched worked at Communi- with a 63 percent increase the next two seasons. his previous performance ty Rowing in Boston as in participation since its in- ics’ Kendall Graveman in the third inning of a While the marketplace baseball game in Oakland, Calif. with St. Louis. Josh Ham- middle school outreach ception as an NCAA sport has been slow for many ilton signed a $125 million, manager. That experience in 1997. Newhall said St. players this offseason, five-year contract before trying to familiarize and Mary’s will be partnering prompting complaints for a bonus of $1,215,000. Millville, New Jersey, he is the 2013 season and con- train students in a sport with Endicott College and from the players’ associa- He made his major league staying on the West Coast tributed just 31 homers new to them should serve area crew clubs to get the tion, top stars have gained debut on July 8, 2011. with the Angels, who are and 123 RBIs in two years him well at St. Mary’s. program off the ground. robust deals. Four of the A 27-year-old entering coming off three straight with the Angels. “A lot of kids have no The school has already re- largest seven contracts will what should be his prime losing seasons and haven’t Trout is viewed differ- idea what the sport is,” ceived donated boats from have been agreed to since years, Trout is considered won a playoff game during ently as a home-grown said Goldenheim, who will generous benefactors. Feb. 19, with Trout and baseball’s top player and his career. Angels player and forms also teach science at St. Rugby is the fast- Harper joined by Manny would have been coveted Trout and wife Jessica a core with Japanese star Mary’s. “It’s a slow pro- est-growing women’s sport Machado ($300 million for as a free agent after the have made no secret of two-way player Shohei cess. There are amazing in the country. In 2017-18, 10 years with San Diego) 2020 season. He lives in how much they enjoy liv- Ohtani, who is recovering opportunities for college there were 10 colleges of- and Nolan Arenado ($260 southern New Jersey, and ing in laid-back Southern from Tommy John surgery. scholarships in rowing. fering rugby with a total of million for eight years with Harper said he was excit- California, and the low- Ohtani is expected to be And it’s a sport you can do 478 female players vying Colorado). ed about trying to recruit key outfielder decidedable to hit for the Angels for the rest of your life.” for 24 scholarships (Div. Los Angeles selected Trout to join him in Phil- to skip the pressure free at some time in the first Goldenheim will have 1 and 2), worth an aver- Trout with the 25th over- adelphia. agency entirely. half of the season and to Dan Cahill, a state repre- age of $8,815, according to all pick in the 2009 ama- Although Trout recently Trout has been an All- resume pitching in the sentative from Lynn and scholarshipstats.com. teur draft, and he signed built a home in his native Star in each of his seven 2020 season. Peabody’s Shidler returns Bettencourt excited to start second season at Endicott to coach Tanners lacrosse BETTENCOURT RBI during her freshman From B1 season. Also returning to SHIDLER compete in the conference. the batting order are senior From B1 Marblehead’s tough and And she felt the Gulls did outfielders Gina DeMilt, Danvers has been good. so. Hailey Arduini and Olivia he added. “It felt as though We’re excited to get start- “We had a pretty good Odermatt, and senior first it kind of dragged on. At ed in a few weeks and see fall,” Bettencourt said. baseman Jamie Hopgood. Fenwick it was kind of a how we stack up against “We have about six fresh- Hopgood batted .402 last last-minute assignment. those guys.” men so it was about just season with 3 home runs They called me at the end As for Shidler’s coach- teaching them the expec- and 31 RBI. of January to be the head ing methods, game film tations on an every-day “Jamie just flat out hits coach and then the season will be a top priority as he basis. The team did a good the snot out of the ball,” came quickly. I can’t wait. aims to groom players for job staying in shape. We Bettencourt said. “We’re I think we’re going to sur- the college level. jumped right back into it looking for her to produce prise a lot of people. I think “I’m a little more X’s and as soon as (the players) some big numbers for us.” we’re coming in under the O’s centric,” Shidler said. got back from the holiday Endicott’s currently in radar. I don’t think people “Just from the talking to break.” the middle of its early-sea- understand the level of tal- the guys they haven’t done Bettencourt foresees a son Florida spring break ent we have. I’m excited to a lot of film. When I was competitive CCC this sea- trip. The Gulls started the see where we go.” here we didn’t do a lot of son. The Gulls were picked season on a positive note, The Tanners have strug- film. It wasn’t a big thing first in the conference’s with consecutive wins gled to compete in the in the past. We’ll do a little preseason poll with four over Mt. St. Mary (5-0), Northeastern Conference more of that. Hopefully a first-place votes. But it’s Marian (4-2) and Fram- over the past few sea- lot of these guys can go on one thing to carry high ex- ingham State (3-2). They sons. Shidler’s hoping this to play at the next level.” pectations and it’s another lost their first game of year’s team can stop that A proud Peabody alum, to act on them. the year to Bowdoin (8-7) trend and said it starts Shidler has a full under- “I think it’s going to be Monday. Endicott has six with playing a competitive standing of the tradition tough,” Bettencourt said. more games on its Florida non-conference schedule. that comes with playing “Teams know us. They’re schedule before returning “I think our non-confer- in the school’s lacrosse going to bring their best home next Friday to take ence schedule is pretty program. He’ll look to re- game when they play us. COURTESY PHOTO | DAVID LE on CCC rival Gordon. good,” Shidler said. “We lay that sense of pride to It’s going to be tough com- Lynn native Michaela Hamill, a St. Mary’s prod- “We have a very chal- have a tough game against his players. petition. If you looked at uct, returns to anchor the Gulls’ rotation. Ha- lenging early schedule,” Acton-Boxboro. We’ll be our preseason poll there Bettencourt said. “We’re “Myself and the entire mill went 8-2 last season in 62.2 innings of work excited to see how we can staff, most of the guys on were four teams with first- playing a lot of very good with a 2.46 ERA. do against one of the top the staff are alum from place votes. It’s going to teams. One was in the col- teams in the state. As far Peabody High,” Shidler be competitive. It’s really lege World Series last year. as the conference goes, said. “We’re hoping the anyone’s conference.” Hamill in the rotation their spots. They just go It’s going to be a challenge I don’t see why we can’t pride of playing here rubs Pitching projects to is fellow junior Maggie out there and they com- for us. We don’t have to off a little bit. Not to say be Endicott’s strength Oram, who went 12-2 last pete. That’s definitelyplay our best softball until Catch up with your these guys aren’t excited to this season. Lynn native spring with a 2.55 ERA in where our strength is.” April. We just want to get favorite team play at Peabody. We’re hop- Michaela Hamill, a St. 99 innings. Offensively the Gulls re- better every time we take in Item Sports! ing that pride rubs off on Mary’s product, returns to “Our pitching staff is turn sophomore infielder the field. We’ve only been these guys a little bit and anchor the Gulls’ rotation. where our depth is,” Bet- Adrianna Favreau, last outside for about a week they take the next step. Hamill went 8-2 last sea- tencourt said. “We have season’s CCC Rookie of the so things won’t be perfect. It’s been a while since they son in 62.2 innings of work five very good pitchers Year. Favreau batted .439 We just want to improve made the tournament.” with a 2.46 ERA. Joining that do a good job hitting with 3 home runs and 25 every game.” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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Kuraly, Rask lead Bruins be played at World Series Nominations will be Park, which is celebrating accepted until March 30. its fifteenth season. Anyone can submit a nomi- nation whether they’re asso- ciated with Lynn Tech or to 5-0 win over Islanders Hibernian 5K not. Previous nominees will Road Race also remain eligible. UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) first start since he was in- verted a pass from Joakim The Islanders went on a Forms are available from — Sean Kuraly scored twice jured March 5 late in New Nordstrom on a rush for power play 7 1/2 minutes The 10th annual Lynn Bart Conlon, who can be and Tuukka Rask earned York’s 5-4 shootout win at his 28th goal at 6:32 of the into the middle period, but Hibernian 5K Road Race is reached by phone at 781- his 45th career shutout as home against Ottawa, fin- third. DeBrusk scored his managed just one shot on scheduled for Sunday, 599-6277 or via email at the Boston Bruins beat the ished with 34 saves. The 23rd on a breakaway to goal during the advan- March 24 at 11a.m. Online bartleyconlon133@comcast. New York Islanders 5-0 on Islanders’ 13 shots were make it 5-0 with 9:40 re- tage, drawing boos from registration is available via net. Tuesday night. their fewest of the season. maining. the home crowd. Noel Acciari, Patrice David Pastrnak re- Islanders forward Matt Josh Bailey had an odd- TV/RADIO Bergeron and Jake De- turned to the Bruins’ line- Martin and Bruins defen- man rush minutes later, Brusk also had goals to help up for first time since Feb. seman Zdeno Chara had but Rask came out to chal- Baseball the Bruins win their second 10. He missed 16 games an altercation in the first lenge him and Bailey’s at- 5:35 a.m... Seattle at Oakland...... ESPN straight since a three-game with a thumb injury sus- period, then dropped the tempt went wide. 1 p.m...... NY Yankees at Houston...... MLB Network skid that followed their 19- tained when he fell after a gloves and fought right Kuraly scored his second 6:05 p.m... Boston vs. Baltimore...... NESN, WEEI-AM 850 game point streak (15-0-4). team dinner. after the puck drop at the of the night and eighth of 10 p.m...... LA Dodgers at Chi. Cubs...... MLB Network Boston has won seven con- Boston dominated play start of the second. the season to make it 3-0 Pro basketball secutive meetings between from the start, scoring That briefly energized with 3:43 left in the sec- 7 p.m...... Boston at Phila...... ESPN, NBCSB, WBZ-FM 98.5 the teams — eight in a row once in the first period the home crowd, but Ac- ond. He knocked the puck 9:30 p.m... Toronto at Oklahoma City...... ESPN in New York. and twice each in the sec- ciari extended the Bruins’ away from Bailey in the Men’s college basketball Rask had to make only ond and third. The Bruins lead to 2-0 with a straight- corner to Lehner’s right, 6:40 p.m... NCAA N.C. Central vs. North Dakota St...... tru TV outshot the Islanders 14-2 away shot from inside the 7 p.m...... NIT first round: Harvard at Georgetown...... ESPN2 13 saves for his fourth and Danton Heinen got it ...... NIT first round: Norfolk St. at Alabama...... ESPNU shutout this season, and in the first, 10-6 in the sec- blue line, beating Lehner behind the net. His wrap- 9 p.m...... NIT first round: Butler at Nebraska...... ESPN2 first ever against the Is- ond and 15-5 in the third. through the legs at 2:52. It around try came to Ku- ...... NIT first round: Sam Houston St. at TCU...... ESPNU landers. After a turnover by the was his fourth of the sea- raly, who beat the goalie 9:10 p.m... NCAA: St. John’s vs. Arizona St...... tru TV Robin Lehner, making Islanders, Bergeron con- son. from the left circle. Bowling 8 p.m...... PBA Bowling: Scorpion Championship...... FS1 Curling Fairleigh Dickinson rallies for first ever tourney win 2 p.m...... Women: US vs. Sweden...... NBCSN Figure skating DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — 12 p.m...... World Championships (ladies)...... NBCSN Eleven months ago, Fair- Golf leigh Dickinson coach 11:30 p.m..European Tour Golf: Maybank Championship.....Golf Greg Herenda was seri- Pro hockey ously ill with life-threat- 7:30 p.m... Tampa Bay at Washington...... NBCSN ening blood clots. On Tues- 10 p.m...... Winnipeg at Anaheim...... NBCSN day night, he danced on the court and hugged his players after they secured TRANSACTIONS the first NCAA Tourna- ment win in school history. BASEBALL ta Davis to a 10-day contract. Major League Baseball MILWAUKEE BUCKS — Signed G Tim Senior guard Darnell MLB — Named Bill Bavasi director Frazier. Edge scored a career-high operations for the Arizona Fall FOOTBALL 33 points and Jahlil Jen- League. National Football League kins had 20 of his 22 American League CLEVELAND BROWNS — Re-signed points in the second half HOUSTON ASTROS — Optioned OF DB Phillip Gaines. Derek Fisher, LHP Cionel Perez and INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Announced as the Knights capped a OF Myles Straw. Reassigned OF Yor- LS Luke Rhodes signed his tender. furious comeback by tak- dan Alvarez, LHP Kent Emanuel, INF LOS ANGELES RAMS — Agreed to ing down Prairie View Jack Mayfield, RHP Brendan McCurry, terms with QB Blake Bortles on a INF Nick Tanielu and INF Abraham A&M 82-76 in a First Four one-year contract. Toro to their minor league camp. game on Tuesday night. Canadian Football League NEW YORK YANKEES — Agreed to “It’s overwhelming,” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS terms with LHP Gio Gonzalez on a WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — said Herenda, in his sixth minor league contract. Signed WR Kenneth Walker. Fairleigh Dickinson’s Mike Holloway Jr. (34) reacts after scoring and COLLEGE season at the Hacken- Atlantic League taking the lead alongside Prairie View A&M’s Gerard Andrus (15) during LONG ISLAND DUCKS — Signed OF MISSISSIPPI — Agreed to terms with sack, New Jersey, school. Kirk Nieuwenhuis. men’s basketball coach Kermit Davis “When you coach for 35 the second half of a First Four game of the NCAA college basketball tour- BASKETBALL on a four-year contract. years and you take a team nament Tuesday in Dayton, Ohio. National Basketball Association SAINT JOSEPH’S — Fired men’s bas- to an NCAA Tournament ATLANTA HAWKS — Signed F Deyon- ketball coach Phil Martelli. and a team that, when I Gonzaga, the No. 1 seed in now,” Herenda said. “As a thers with 26 points and got here six years ago, we West Region, on Thursday sophomore, he took over Devonte Patterson had 17. TODAY IN SPORTS had nothing. And to build in Salt Lake City. the game in the second “Having coach go it, and then it’s here, and Prairie View (22-13), half.” through that last year, March 20 rides her first winner at Gulfstream it’s so sad that every coach also seeking its first A 3-pointer by Gary I remember us being in 1897 — Yale beats Penn 32-10 in Park. can’t experience this.” tournament win, built Blackston pulled Prairie practice and him always New Haven, Conn., in the first 1976 — Boston’s John Havlicek men’s intercollegiate basketball becomes the first NBA player to Fairleigh Dickinson (21- up 13-point leads in both View back to within two just telling us that he game. score more than 1,000 points per 13), which got the auto- halves, but Fairleigh Dick- points, 78-76, but a layup just wanted to be there 1918 — The Toronto Arenas (who season for 14 consecutive years. matic tournament bid by inson took control in the from Mike Holloway Jr. with us,” Edge said. “All would become the Maple Leafs) 1988 — Mike Tyson knocks out winning the Northeast second half behind the and a pair of free throws he thought about while he are the first NHL team to play in Tony Tubbs in the second round to the Stanley Cup Final. Toronto’s Conference Tournament, shooting of Edge and Jen- by Edge with 17 seconds was in the hospital was us. retain his world heavyweight title won its first NCAA tour- kins. left sealed it for Fairleigh So we rallied together, and Reg Noble scores two goals with in Tokyo. an assist in the first period of a 2005 — Liz Johnson becomes the ney game in six tries. The “Jahlil Jenkins has the Dickinson. it’s just a great win for us, 5-3 win over Vancouver of the first woman to advance to the Knights move on to play biggest heart in Ohio right Blackston led the Pan- for our program.” Pacific Coast Hockey Association. championship match of a Profes- 1939 — In a game of unbeaten teams, Long Island U. defeats sional Bowlers Association tour Loyola of Chicago 44-32 to win the event, but loses by 27 pins to NBA NHL National Invitation Tournament Tommy Jones in the final of the title. PBA Banquet Open. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE 1954 — In the first televised 2005 — LeBron James, 20, Atlantic Division Southwest Division Atlantic Division Central Division becomes the youngest player to W L Pct GB W L Pct GB GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA NCAA championship game, La x-Toronto 50 21 .704 — Houston 45 26 .634 — z-Tampa Bay 73 56 13 4 116 2 8 7 Winnipeg 72 43 25 4 90 246 213 Salle defeats Bradley 92-76 and score 50 points in an NBA game, x-Philadelphia 46 25 .648 4 San Antonio 42 29 .592 3 191 Nashville 74 42 27 5 89 222 195 sets a record for most points in when he scores 56 in the Cava- Boston 43 28 .606 7 New Orleans 31 42 .425 15 Boston 73 44 20 9 97 221 185 St. Louis 73 38 27 8 84 214 200 the title game. liers’ 105-98 loss to the Raptors. Brooklyn 36 36 .500 14½ Memphis 28 42 .400 16½ Toronto 73 43 25 5 91 259 219 Dallas 73 38 29 6 82 185 180 1965 — Gail Goodrich’s 42 points 2006 — Japan beats Cuba 10-6 New York 14 57 .197 36 Dallas 28 42 .400 16½ Montreal 73 38 28 7 83 215 213 Minnesota 74 34 31 9 77 200 217 lead UCLA to a 91-80 victory over in the title game of the inaugural Southeast Division Northwest Division Florida 73 32 29 12 76 236 246 Colorado 73 32 29 12 76 232 224 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Buffalo 72 31 32 9 71 200 233 Chicago 72 32 30 10 74 243 263 Michigan in the NCAA basketball World Baseball Classic. Miami 34 36 .486 — x-Denver 47 22 .681 — Detroit 73 26 37 10 62 198 249 Pacific Division championship. 2010 — Northern Iowa pulls off Orlando 33 38 .465 1½ Portland 43 27 .614 4½ Ottawa 72 25 41 6 56 213 263 GP W L OT Pts GF GA 1965 — St. John’s sends Joe Lap- one of the biggest NCAA upsets in Charlotte 31 39 .443 3 Oklahoma City 42 29 .592 6 Metropolitan Division x-Calgary 72 44 21 7 95 256 206 chick out a winner, as the Redmen years by knocking No. 1 overall Washington 30 41 .423 4½ Utah 41 29 .586 6½ GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Jose 73 43 22 8 94 261 229 beat Villanova 55-51 to win their Atlanta 24 48 .333 11 Minnesota 32 39 .451 16 Wash. 73 43 23 7 93 252 226 Vegas 73 41 27 5 87 227 203 seed Kansas with a 69-67 win. Ali Central Division Pacific Division Islanders 73 42 24 7 91 206 178 Arizona 73 36 31 6 78 196 204 fifth National Invitation Tournament Farokhmanesh buries an open championship. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Pittsburgh 74 39 24 11 89 251 223 Vancouver 73 31 32 10 72 199 225 3-pointer with the shot clock still x-Milwaukee 53 18 .746 — x-Golden State 48 22 .686 — Carolina 72 40 25 7 87 215 198 Edmonton 73 32 34 7 71 206 244 1965 — Bill Bradley scores 58 in the 30s to give the Panthers a Indiana 44 27 .620 9 L.A. Clippers 41 30 .577 7½ Columbus 72 40 28 4 84 220 210 Anaheim 74 30 35 9 69 173 227 points to lead Princeton to a 118- four-point lead with 35 seconds Detroit 36 34 .514 16½ Sacramento 34 35 .493 13½ Phila 73 35 30 8 78 223 244 LA 72 25 39 8 58 170 230 82 rout of Wichita State in the Chicago 20 52 .278 33½ L.A. Lakers 31 40 .437 17½ Rangers 73 28 32 13 69 204 244 left. NCAA third-place game. UCLA Cleveland 18 53 .254 35 Phoenix 17 55 .236 32 NJ 74 27 38 9 63 205 253 2014 — Bernard Tomic loses the NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- St. Louis 7, Edmonton 2 beats Michigan 91-80 to win its x-clinched playoff spot Houston at Memphis, 8 p.m. second National championship. shortest completed ATP match on Tuesday’s Games Washington at Chicago, 8 p.m. time loss. Top three teams in each division and Nashville 3, Toronto 0 two wild cards per conference advance to Dallas 4, Florida 2 1968 — Dave Bing of the Detroit record, lasting only 28 minutes at Philadelphia 118, Charlotte 114 Miami at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. the Sony Open in his first tourna- Houston 121, Atlanta 105 Toronto at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. playoffs. Columbus at Calgary, 9 p.m. Pistons finishes the season with a Wednesday’s Games ment since having surgery on both Golden State 117, Minnesota 107 Dallas at Portland, 10 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot league-leading 27.1 average, Milwaukee 115, L.A. Lakers 101 Thursday’s Games z-clinched conference Toronto at Buffalo, 7 p.m. becoming the first guard in 20 hips. Ending a two-month layoff, Brooklyn at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Denver at Washington, 7 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Tampa Bay at Washington, 7:30 p.m. years to lead the NBA in scoring. Tomic wins just 13 points and Indiana at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Minnesota at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Carolina 3, Pittsburgh 2, SO Ottawa at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 1969 — Less than two months loses to Jarkko Nieminen 6-0, 6-1. Wednesday’s Games Utah at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Montreal 3, Philadelphia 1 Winnipeg at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Ottawa at Calgary, 9 p.m. It’s the quickest match since the Boston at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Dallas at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Detroit 3, N.Y. Rangers 2 after she becomes the first Milwaukee at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Detroit at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Boston 5, N.Y. Islanders 0 Winnipeg at Vegas, 10 p.m. woman to ride in a pari-mutuel ATP started keeping such records New Orleans at Orlando, 7 p.m. Indiana at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Washington 4, New Jersey 1 San Jose at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. race in America, Diane Crump in 1991. Utah at New York, 7:30 p.m. Colorado 3, Minnesota 1 B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019 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 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Spend time with someone who If you take the initiative, you will A change will turn out to be Take the plunge and learn Take a break and do something Money, contracts and legal motivates you. The more com- earn respect, recognition and a better than anticipated. Look something new. Expanding your interesting, creative or adven- matters should be dealt with promises you establish and chance to get ahead. An ambi- on the bright side to discover knowledge and skills will give turous. Embrace a chance to quickly. Investments, real es- the fewer burdens put on you tious approach to life, love and options you didn’t know exist- you greater power over oppor- improve your personal life. Col- tate or home improvements are or someone else, the better the happiness will attract positive ed. A joint venture will lead to tunities to earn more money. laborate with like-minded peo- favored. Take care of matters outcome. people and opportunities. improvements. ple and walk away from those personally and avoid someone who cause chaos and discord. trying to take advantage of you. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don’t let a disagreement turn Make today about you and SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Pay attention to detail at work Make improving your life and into a physical confrontation. the people you love. Enjoy Emotional situations will cause Stick close to the people you or be careful when putting to- relationships your first priority. Go about your business and activities or events that make havoc. Don’t make assump- know and feel comfortable with. gether an offer, proposal or Stick to the facts when deal- stay out of other people’s af- you feel relaxed and decrease tions. Time alone will give you Don’t get involved with anyone resume for someone in a key ing with others, and question fairs. Personal growth is en- stress. Distance yourself from the chance to figure out what’s who wants you to overspend or position. Charm will help you anyone you feel is exaggerat- couraged, along with a smarter negativity, arguments and crit- fact and what’s false. Make indulge in pastimes that could win favors. ing. health regimen. icism. personal growth a priority. be hazardous to your health.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Alcoholic is a monster at night with no memory in the morning To find the play, you must think of it DEAR ABBY: I have I printed it, I was criticized Groucho Marx said, “Al- heart queen, won the next been married to my hus- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van by some readers for using though it is generally known, club and cashed his hearts to band for four years, and Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, him as a resource. Three I think it’s about time to an- defeat the contract. months later, the book “Fifty before that, I knew him for and was founded by her mother, nounce that I was born at a Declarer needed to do more about a year. At the time, Shades of Grey” appeared very early age.” Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at and became a worldwide thinking at a very early age — he was very loving and At least he was thinking. It considerate, but right af- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los phenomenon. So Larry was trick one. Suppose South lets is also an indisputable truth ter we got married, his Angeles, CA 90069. right — in SPADES. East take the trick with his true nature emerged. that if you do not think of the heart king. right bid or play, you will not He drinks heavily every DEAR ABBY: I’m hop- If East has a heart to return, make it. night and says horrible DEAR LOST: Nothing tures of it on his phone. It ing you will settle a bet the suit must be 4-2, and de- you do WILL make your makes me feel like I’m not between me and a good What does South need to things. In the morning, he clarer will lose only two hearts has no recollection of it and husband happy. You are enough because if I was, friend. I’m sure you’ve consider in this deal? He is expects me to be loving and married to an abusive he wouldn’t need to look at heard of or seen the adver- in three no-trump. West leads and two clubs. Here, though, warm to him. I can’t bring blackout drunk. Demand other girls for arousal. tisements for ancestral the heart jack, and East puts East will presumably shift to myself to do it. He is al- that he enter an abuse When I tell him that, he DNA testing. I say that up the king. a diamond. Then declarer has treatment program. If he three children with the ways accusing me of cheat- says there’s no emotional North, with that singleton the control to end with an refuses, then leave now, be- attachment to porn for same two parents will all ing on him, even though I diamond, was justified in us- overtrick, not an undertrick. have given him no reason. fore the example he sets him. He says it is all visu- have equal percentages of when he has been drinking ing Stayman to try to uncover Always take your time at the He has a GPS on my phone, al and there is nothing to their parents’ ancestry. My further damages your chil- be jealous of. friend says the amounts a 4-4 heart fit. When South birth of the play. and if I don’t answer his dren. If you need informa- texts or calls immediately, I myself am not into it. It can vary from child to denied a long major, though, tion about forming an es- grosses me out to even child. Who is right? A nice North had to sign off in three he goes ballistic. cape plan, go online to the Abby, I’m not happy and look at it. Is he telling me dinner is riding on this. no-trump, hoping that the di- National Domestic Vio- the truth? amond suit would not prove to have often thought about lence Hotline website (the- HUNGRY TO KNOW running away. During the hotline.org). There is also a GROSSED OUT IN IN MINNESOTA be a fatal weakness. day he helps me, but at toll-free 24-hour hotline: NEW JERSEY South starts with eight night he becomes a com- 1-800-799-7233. DEAR HUNGRY: I am top tricks: three spades, two pletely different person. I DEAR GROSSED OUT: sure your friend will enjoy hearts (given the lead) and have a full-time job and DEAR ABBY: I have If your boyfriend does not the nice dinner you’re pay- three diamonds. He can es- pay 85 percent of the bills. been with my boyfriend for require looking at his cell- ing for. According to Ances- tablish three winners from the I take care of the kids, almost a year. We don’t live phone in order to have sex try.com, unless the siblings clubs, but must lose the lead with you, then he is telling are identical triplets, the cook and clean, but noth- together, but we’re togeth- twice while doing that. er three or four times a you the truth. Men are amount of DNA they re- ing makes him happy. I Plunging forward, the origi- would really appreciate week, and the sex is great. turned on by the visual. ceive from each parent can your advice. He is into porn, and Women are more turned on vary, and it is not unusual nal declarer won the first trick when I am not there, I by the written word. The for siblings to have differ- and played a club. But West LOST IN know he looks at it be- expert who pointed that out ent percentages of their took that trick, drove out the CALIFORNIA cause I have found pic- to me was Larry Flynt. After parents’ ancestry.

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Design will Dorothy Colpitts 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): include the development and evaluation of potential alternative solutions. Date of Death: 01/31/2017 Selection of a Designer will be made by the Town Manager. A potential project To all interested persons: Rushmore Loan Management Services, LLC may include a renovation of the existing school, a renovation of and an addition to A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal the existing school, and/or new construction. The Proposal can be obtained on Representative has been filed by: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynnfield, March 20th, via email. Please email Bonnie Tanner, Assistant Purchasing Robert M. Colpitts of Peabody MA numbered 3 Saunders Road, given by Gerald S. Shulman and Ina L. Shulman to Manager at: [email protected]. requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Chevy Chase The Design is anticipated to start in early May of 2019 and construction to be as requested in the Petition. Bank, F. S. B. its successors and assigns, dated September 11, 2002 and completed in early 2022. Notice to proceed with designer services is anticipated in The Petitioner requests that: recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book May 1, 2019. The estimated construction budget for a potential Project may range Robert M. Colpitts of Peabody MA 19244, Page 45 and now held by plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this from $17M to $19M. The Fee for Basic Services will be negotiated. be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve With Personal court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers Surety on the bond in an unsupervised administration. status. Proposals are due on or before Thursday April 4, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. and shall IMPORTANT NOTICE be delivered to: You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Bonnie Tanner Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Purchasing Office must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Saugus Town Hall the return day of 04/29/2019. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in 298 Central Street This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before April 22, Saugus, MA 01906 appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a 2019 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Item: March 20, 2019 timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections benefits of said Act. within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further City of Peabody notice to you. Witness, GORDON H. PIPER Chief Justice of this Court on March 5, 2019 Conservation Commission UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Attest: LEGAL NOTICE Find great A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Deborah J. Patterson administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Recorder In accordance with Massachusetts Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the General Law, Chapter 131, Section 40, bargains in administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the (16-014257 Orlans) Wetlands Protection Act and Chapter Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Item: March 20, 2019 32 of the Code of the City of Peabody, expenses of administration. Wetlands and Rivers Protection Regu- WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. 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The social network says Facebook and the plaintiffs — address a slew of social conse- ing — but he stayed mum on geting systems to prevent dis- it will no longer allow housing, a group including the American quences related to its platform, overhauling Facebook’s privacy crimination in housing, credit employment or credit ads that Civil Liberties Union, the Na- with varying degrees of suc- practices in its core business. and employment ads as part of target people by age, gender or tional Fair Housing Alliance and cess. Last week, it scrambled Galen Sherwin, senior staff a legal settlement. zip code. Facebook will also limit others — called the settlement to remove graphic video filmed For the social network, that’s other targeting options so these “historic.” It took 18 months to by a gunman in the New Zea- attorney at the ACLU and the one major legal problem down, ads don’t exclude people on the hammer out. The company still land mosque shootings, but the group’s lead attorney on its several to go, including govern- basis of race, ethnicity and other faces an administrative com- footage remained available for suit, praised the settlement as ment investigations in the U.S. legally protected categories in plaint filed by U.S. Department hours on its site and elsewhere “sweeping” and said she expects and Europe over its data and the U.S., including national ori- of Housing and Urban Develop- on social media. it to have ripple effects through privacy practices. gin and sexual orientation. ment in August over the hous- Earlier in March, CEO Mark the tech industry. U.K. aims to salvage Brexit deal as EU says: make up your mind By Jill Lawless said no to a realistic deal. and Lorne Cook They have to change their ASSOCIATED PRESS mind on one of the two op- tions.” LONDON — Prime Min- A top official at the ister Theresa May’s Brexit French presidency said a plan has been derailed in British request would be Parliament. Now she is at assessed on “two criteria: the mercy of an exasperat- Is there a new plan like- ed European Union. ly to win a majority, and May was preparing what will be the impact on Tuesday to ask the EU for the European Union?” a delay of at least several FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “The EU’s interests will months to Brexit after the be put before anything Vatican spokesman Alessandro Gisotti said speaker of the House of else,” said the official, who Tuesday that during the audience, Pope Fran- Commons ruled that she isn’t authorized to speak cis didn’t accept French Cardinal Philippe can’t keep asking lawmak- Barbarin’s resignation. ers to vote on the same di- publicly in line with the vorce deal that they have presidency’s customary already rejected twice. practices. Pope nixes French Chief EU Brexit negoti- Germany’s European ator Michel Barnier said affairs minister, Michael the bloc wouldn’t automat- Roth, said he expected cardinal resignation ically grant the request. “clear and precise propos- He said a long extension als” from Britain. “must be linked to some- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “We are really exhaust- after abuse cover-up ed by these negotiations,” thing new, a new event, or The European Union’s Brexit negotiator Mi- Roth said at an EU for- a new political process.” chel Barnier says Prime Minister Theresa May By Nicole Winfield assume leadership of the eign ministers meeting in ASSOCIATED PRESS archdiocese, Gisotti said. “The real question is, must explain to EU leaders this week exact- what is the purpose of it. Brussels before the lead- “The Holy See repeats ly why she wants an extension to the Brexit ers’ summit. VATICAN CITY — Pope its closeness to victims of What is it for?” Barnier deadline beyond March 29. Francis has declined to said in Brussels. EU leaders have been abuse, to the faithful of left bemused by Bercow’s accept the resignation of “To get out of this un- mally requesting an exten- By law, the U.K. will the archdiocese of Lyon ruling, in which he cited French Cardinal Philippe certainty, we need choic- sion to European Council leave the EU on March 29, and the French church a 400-year-old parliamen- Barbarin as archbishop who are living in a partic- es and decision from the President Donald Tusk deal or no deal, unless it tary precedent against of Lyon after he was con- ularly difficult moment,” United Kingdom.” on Tuesday or Wednesday. secures a delay from the voting repeatedly on the victed of failing to report Gisotti said. May had hoped to win Downing St. wouldn’t say bloc. Withdrawing without same issue. a known predator priest The French court found over her domestic oppo- how long a delay she plans a deal could mean huge “I’ll concede that I wasn’t to police, the Vatican said that Barbarin had an nents and bring her deal to ask for. disruption for business- Tuesday. obligation to report the back to Parliament before If the Brexit deal was ap- es and people in the U.K. actively aware of the Brit- The decision greatly Rev. Bernard Preynat to a summit of the 28-nation proved, May had planned and the 27 remaining EU ish Parliament’s rules of disappointed abuse survi- civil authorities when bloc in Brussels on Thurs- to ask the bloc for an ex- countries. procedure from the 17th vors, given that Barbarin he learned of his abuse. day and Friday. tension until June 30 in The EU is intensely century, so I took note of had traveled to the Vati- Preynat, who is scheduled That plan was scut- order for Parliament to frustrated with Britain’s this with interest yester- can on Monday to present to be tried on sexual vio- tled Monday by House of pass the necessary legis- political paralysis, and day,” German Chancellor his resignation following lence charges next year, Commons Speaker John lation for Britain’s depar- says it will only grant an Angela Merkel said. the March 7 verdict and confessed to abusing Boy Bercow, who declared that ture. extension if U.K. politi- The British government six-month suspended sen- Scouts in the 1970s and Parliament can only vote Now a much longer de- cians break their deadlock is enraged at Bercow, be- tence he received. 1980s. His victims ac- again if the deal is “funda- lay looks likely. May has and come up with new lieving he has overstepped The Vatican spokesman, cuse Barbarin and other mentally different” to the warned opponents that proposals. the bounds of his role as Alessandro Gisotti, said church authorities of cov- version rejected by 230 a failure to approve her “If there is no decision, speaker. As interpreter Tuesday that during the ering up for him for years. votes in January and 149 agreement would mean a the date of March 29 and enforcer of Parlia- audience, Francis didn’t Barbarin has appealed votes last week. long, and possibly indefi- comes and then it’s a ‘no- ment’s rules, the speak- accept the resignation and the conviction, which The deadlock leaves nite, delay to Britain’s de- deal,’” French European er has broad powers. But instead asked Barbarin to could have influenced Britain’s plan to exit the parture from the EU. affairs minister Natha- some ministers have ac- do what he thinks is best Francis’ decision to not European Union — still It could also mean Brit- lie Loiseau said. “For the cused him of plunging for the archdiocese. Bar- immediately accept his scheduled to take place on ain crashing out of the British to decide nothing Britain into a constitu- barin has decided to take resignation. Francis has March 29 — in limbo. bloc next week without a is to decide on a ‘no-deal.’” tional crisis by upsetting time away and has asked been loath to take such The prime minister’s deal, even though Parlia- Loiseau said U.K. law- the balance of power be- his deputy in Lyon, the measures lest they influ- Downing St. office said ment has voted to rule out makers “have said no to tween the government Rev. Yves Baumgarten, to ence the outcome of trials. May will send a letter for- that option. a ‘no-deal’ and they have and Parliament.

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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS This recipe for roasted artichokes with vinaigrette appears in the cook- book “Nutritious Delicious.” Respect your artichokes by pairing them with a vinaigrette

By America’s Test Kitchen and the nutritious pulp from the roasted Though we often stir artichokes into lemon halves, which gave it more body. dips laden with sour cream and cheese, If your artichokes are larger than 8 to they deserve a healthier treatment that 10 ounces, strip away another layer or pays respect to their unique flavor and two of the toughest outer leaves. The tender inner leaves, heart, and stem are strong nutrient makeup, including fiber, entirely edible. To eat the tough outer minerals, and antioxidants. leaves, use your teeth to scrape the flesh We trimmed and dropped them in lem- from the underside of each leaf. on water to prevent oxidation before A rasp-style grater makes quick work PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tossing them with seasoned oil and then of turning the garlic into a paste. These This recipe for lamb meatballs with orzo is from in the cookbook “Cook roasting them alongside lemon halves. artichokes taste great warm or at room It In Your Dutch Oven.” Our vinaigrette included Dijon, garlic, temperature. Lamb meatballs with orzo, tomatoes and feta Roasted artichokes with lemon vinaigrette Servings: 4 cinnamon until combined. Add ground lamb Start to finish: 1 hour, 15 minutes and knead with your hands until thoroughly Servings: 4 Coat bottom of 13-by-9-inch baking dish —1/2 cup plain whole-milk Greek yogurt combined. Pinch off and roll mixture into 18 Start to finish: 1 hour with 1 tablespoon oil. Remove artichokes —1/4 cup panko bread crumbs separate 1 1/2 inch meatballs. ­— 3 lemons from lemon water and shake off excess —3 tablespoons water Heat oil in Dutch oven over medium-high ­— 4 artichokes (8 to 10 ounces each) water. Toss artichokes with 2 tablespoons — 9 tablespoons cold-pressed extra-virgin oil, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and pinch pepper; —1 large egg heat until just smoking. Brown meatballs on olive oil gently rub oil and seasonings between —2 tablespoons minced fresh mint, plus 2 all sides, 7 to 10 minutes; transfer to plate. — Salt and pepper leaves. Arrange artichokes cut side down in tablespoons torn leaves Pour off all but 2-tablespoons of fat from pot. — 1/2 teaspoon garlic, minced to paste prepared dish. Halve remaining 2 lemons —4 garlic cloves, minced Add onion and 1/2 teaspoon salt to fat — 1/2 teaspoon Dijon mustard crosswise, and arrange cut side up next to —2 teaspoons minced fresh oregano or 1/2 left in pot and cook over medium heat until — 2 teaspoons chopped fresh parsley artichokes. Cover tightly with aluminum foil teaspoon dried onion is softened and lightly browned, 5 to 7 Adjust oven rack to lower-middle position and roast until cut sides of artichokes begin —Salt and pepper minutes. Stir in remaining garlic and cook un- and heat oven to 475 F. Cut 1 lemon in half, to brown and bases and leaves are tender —3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon til fragrant, about 30 seconds. Add orzo and squeeze halves into container filled with 2 when poked with tip of paring knife, 25 to —1 1/2 pounds ground lamb cook, stirring frequently, until lightly browned quarts water, then add spent halves. 30 minutes. —2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil and golden, about 5 minutes. Working with 1 artichoke at a time, trim Transfer artichokes to serving platter. —1 onion, chopped fine Stir in broth and wine, scraping up any stem to about 3/4 inch and cut off top quar- Let lemons cool slightly, then squeeze into —2 cups orzo browned bits. Bring to simmer and cook, stir- ter of artichoke. Break off bottom 3 or 4 rows fine-mesh strainer set over bowl, extracting —3 cups chicken broth ring occasionally, until most of liquid has been of tough outer leaves by pulling them down- as much juice and pulp as possible; press —1/2 cup dry white wine absorbed and orzo is almost tender, 7 to 10 ward. Using paring knife, trim outer layer of firmly on solids to yield 1 1/2 tablespoons —8 ounces cherry tomatoes, halved minutes. stem and base, removing any dark green juice. Whisk garlic and mustard into juice. —2 ounces feta cheese, crumbled (1/2 cup) Reduce heat to medium-low and nestle parts. Cut artichoke in half lengthwise, then Whisking constantly, slowly drizzle in remain- Mash yogurt, panko, and water togeth- meatballs into orzo. Cover and cook until remove fuzzy choke and any tiny inner pur- ing 6 tablespoons oil until emulsified. Whisk er with fork in large bowl to form paste. Stir orzo is tender and meatballs are fully cooked ple-tinged leaves using small spoon. Sub- in parsley and season with salt and pepper in egg, minced mint, half of garlic, oregano, through, 5 to 10 minutes. Sprinkle with toma- merge prepped artichokes in lemon water. to taste. Serve artichokes with dressing. 1 teaspoon salt, 1/8 teaspoon pepper, and toes, feta, and torn mint. Serve. Poppy seed muffins with rich, full flavor — and less sugar

We wanted to make poppy we ground in a spice grinder to the perceived sweetness with- perfectly. also increased the oven tem- seed muffins with rich, full fla- ensure that the tops of the fin- out adding more sugar, we Next, we needed to fix the tex- perature and raised the oven vor; fluffy, tender interiors; and ished muffins weren’t speckled. started by increasing the va- ture of the muffins; they were a rack to help achieve the perfect golden crusts. We were amazed Lemon zest seemed like a nat- nilla. This helped, but tasters bit dense and tough. To create golden brown crust. to find that our go-to recipe had ural complement to the poppy still wanted more flavor, so we a finer crumb and a less chewy You can skip grinding the Su- a whopping 22 grams of sugar seeds, but we could only add so scoured the pantry for solu- texture, we switched from canat; however, the muffins will per muffin, so we hoped that our much zest before the muffins tions. We found our answer in all-purpose flour to cake flour. A have a speckled appearance. new recipe would work with a started to taste soapy, and our ground anise seeds, which had combination of baking powder Low-fat yogurt can be substitut- sugar content of only 11 grams. muffins were still lacking flavor. a sweet, subtle licorice flavor and baking soda ensured good ed for the whole-milk yogurt, but We turned to Sucanat, which To fix this problem and to up that rounded out the muffins rise and good browning, but we the muffins will be slightly drier.

Anise and poppy seed muffins

Servings: 12 until it begins to turn golden, about Start to finish: 1 hour 2 minutes. Continue to cook, swirling —3/4 cup (4 ounces) Sucanat pan constantly, until butter is dark —8 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut golden brown and has nutty aroma, 1 into 8 pieces to 3 minutes. Transfer browned butter —1 1/2 cups plain whole-milk yo- to large bowl and stir in remaining 2 gurt tablespoons butter until melted; let —2 large eggs cool slightly. —1 tablespoon vanilla extract Whisk yogurt, eggs, vanilla, and —1 tablespoon grated lemon zest lemon zest into browned butter until —2 3/4 cups (11 ounces) cake flour smooth. In large bowl, whisk ground —3 tablespoons poppy seeds Sucanat, flour, poppy seeds, baking —2 teaspoons baking powder powder, baking soda, anise, and salt —3/4 teaspoon baking soda together. Using rubber spatula, stir in —1 teaspoon ground anise seeds yogurt mixture until combined. —3/4 teaspoon salt Divide batter evenly among pre- Adjust oven rack to upper-mid- pared muffin cups. Bake until golden dle position and heat oven to 425 brown and toothpick inserted in cen- F. Grease 12-cup muffin tin. Working ter of muffin comes out clean, 15 to in 3 batches, grind Sucanat in spice 20 minutes, rotating muffin tin half- grinder until fine and powdery, about way through baking. 1 minute. Let muffins cool in tin for 10 min- Melt 6 tablespoons butter in 10- utes, then transfer to wire rack and let PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS inch skillet over medium-high heat cool for 20 minutes before serving. This recipe for anise and poppy seed muffins can be found in the cookbook “Naturally Sweet.”