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STEVE KRAUSE COMMENTARY Schools Playoffs at 4-16? There’s a better way. want The Massachusetts high school I want to focus on one particularly similarity to the elevated strato- tournament pairings in hockey and potential gross mismatch to prove my sphere of the Dukes and Villanovas. basketball are out, and, once again, point about basketball. They are basically cannon fodder for students the ridiculous things about them just A 4-16 Saugus basketball team the big boys to loosen up and make jump out at you. sneaked in with the 16th seed in Divi- sure their shoes are in working or- There’s nothing so astonishingly sion 3 North, and will play at No. 1 St. der (have to say that now after the to PASS stupid as a zero-win football team go- Mary’s Tuesday. Zion Williamson asco last week). ing to the postseason playoffs while Now, we’ve seen some pretty But when the pairings come out next a 4-3 Classical team is left out. That one-sided 1-16 games in the NCAAs, month, notice the records of those happened in the fall, and it illustrates but I can assure you the 16s are the play-in schools and the 16 seeds. All on vaping how futile it is to give everybody a tro- big sh in little ponds. They are al- of them are worthy. phy in a sport that just isn’t set up for most always 20-win teams that play By Gayla Cawley that kind of a tournament. in Division 1 leagues that bear no PLAYOFFS, A3 ITEM STAFF LYNN — Students suspended for sub- stance-use infractions will be sent off campus to Beverly for educational and therapeutic in- Peabody tervention, part of a new program in Lynn Pub- lic Schools. Administrative of cials believe the interven- looks to ease tion alternative is more bene cial for kids than simply missing school days. The main reason students are being sent to $1.25M pain that day program is vaping, also a leading rea- son for suspension in the district. Halfway through the school year, 80 students By Thomas Grillo have been suspended for vaping in 75 inci- ITEM STAFF dents, which has resulted in 128 total days of PEABODY — Three months after a court suspension at the middle and high school level, ght over the historic O’Shea mansion cost according to Superintendent Dr. Patrick Tut- taxpayers nearly $1 million, the city is sell- wiler. ing the landmark. “That’s a lot of incidents for essentially half Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. is seek- the year,” said Tutwiler, explaining the major- ing a buyer for the 10,000-square-foot Colo- ity of vaping suspensions are for use, but also nial and its 3,000-square-foot carriage house include possession of paraphernalia. “It is a on Washington Street. signi cant concern.” “We’re looking to recoup a large portion of Lynn Public Schools started participating in the money we spent in the lawsuit to protect the program, Positive Alternatives to Student the building,” he said. Suspension (PASS) in January, offered through The saga began in 2015 when Empire De- the Northshore Consortium. As a partner dis- trict, Lynn is paying $10,000 to participate this sign & Development bought the property for school year, according to Tutwiler. $350,000, according to the South Essex Reg- The program, a partnership between the istry of Deeds. Greater Beverly YMCA and Northshore Recov- Owner Michael Corsetti planned to raze ery High School, which provides an education the antique home and replace it with apart- for teens affected by substance abuse and is an ments and shops. arm of Northshore Consortium, was offered as But the city seized the 124-year-old man- a pilot last year with four schools participating, sion by eminent domain the following year Peabody, Beverly, Ipswich and Gloucester, ac- to prevent its demolition and sought a buyer cording to the Salem News. who would preserve the multi-story home Students sent to the day program receive and transform it into a centerpiece with of- time for homework, therapy, or counseling with ce space, restaurant, and a police substa- certi ed clinicians around vaping or substance tion. use and education around the topic. The city paid Corsetti $425,000 for taking “I’m all for any solution to keeping our stu- the property, $75,000 more than he paid for it. dents in school to learn toward their education But the Gloucester developer led suit in and to learn what acceptable behavior is,” said Essex Superior Court seeking $1.8 million School Committee member Michael Satter- in damages, alleging the city underpaid him. white. “Whether our students are preparing for His attorney, Peter E. Flynn of Saugus, ar- a career or to further their education, behavior gued the assessed value of the property was ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE is a key component.” closer to $1 million. A second lawsuit, in U.S. Peabody is selling the O’Shea Mansion after a legal battle Tutwiler said there are a lot of stones that PEABODY, A3 over the building cost taxpayers nearly $1 million. LYNN, A2 Art Love works and war for RAW play out students for Lynn director

BY BILL BROTHERTON By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF BEVERLY — Eleven LYNN — Benny Sato graduates of Lynn-based Ambush is set to direct the Raw Art Works have re- New England premiere of ceived full scholarships to “Cardboard Piano” at the Montserrat College of Art, New Repertory Theatre. expanding their creative skills and pursuing their While the Lynn resi- dreams of a artistic career. dent’s passion for theater The two organizations did not begin until college, have a long history of he has a 40-year career collaborations, said Kurt that has taken him across T. Steinberg, president of the country. “Cardboard Montserrat, and Kathe Piano,” written by Han- Swaback, program direc- sol Jung, is a riveting new tor at RAW. drama that follows an “There has been a long- interracial love story be- time collaboration be- tween two young women, tween Montserrat and set against an escalating Raw Arts,” said Steinberg, civil war in Uganda. who came to Montserrat DIRECTOR, A2 last July after 12 years PHOTO COURTESY OF RAW ART WORKS at the Massachusetts This group of Raw Art Works students participated in a Figure Drawing class at Montserrat RAW, A3 College of Art. Jon Bolles, far left, of the Montserrat staff led the session.

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Roger F. White, 79 John H. Pellegrino, 92 Richard W. Campbell, 52

LYNN — Retired be fondly remem- SAUGUS — John H. Pellegri- his great grandchild; Dean, LYNN — Richard When he wasn’t play- Lynn Police Of cer bered for his great no, age 92, died on Wednes- and siblings Joseph Pellegrino Warren Campbell, ing golf, he enjoyed Roger F. “Whitey” sense of humor. day morning at Sunrise As- and Mary Morrione. age 52, of Lynn, watching it, and all White, age 79 and In addition to his sisted Living in Lynn eld. He Donations in his memo- passed away sud- sports, on TV. lifelong resident of wife Cynthia, Roger is was the husband of the late ry may be made to TAPS, a denly February 21, He is survived by Lynn, died on Thurs- survived by his loving Frances R. (Pione) Pellegrino. military family survivors as- 2019. Born and his wife, Carol (Mira- day, February 21, children John White Born in Boston and raised in sistance program (www.taps. raised in Lynn, he solo) Campbell of 2019 at North Shore and his wife Sandra East Boston, he was the son org/donate). was the son of the Wake eld; his two Medical Center, Sa- of Rowley and Linda of the late Joseph and Fran- Service information: Vis- late Richard and Joan children Billy and lem Hospital follow- Hoffmann and her ces (Tiano) Pellegrino. A Unit- iting hours will be held at Campbell. Annie Campbell of ing a brief illness. He was the husband Joseph of Phoenix, ed States Army Korean War Bisbee-Porcella Funeral Richard graduated from St. Marblehead and two step- loving and devoted husband Md. and his beloved grand- veteran, John worked for many Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Mary’s, Lynn in 1984; earned children, Michael Barker and of Cynthia A. (Richard) White children, Kristen, Sean, Ashlyn, years as a draftsman and lat- Saugus, Tuesday Feb. 26, a degree in psychology at Jaime Jenard of Wake eld. He with whom he shared over Tara and Brayden. In addition er as a computer engineer for 4-8 p.m. Funeral services Salem State in 1988 and was the brother-in-law of Chris 57 years of marriage. Born to his parents, he was prede- Digital Equipment Corp. He to be held at Bisbee-Porcel- in 2001, he graduated from and Diana Mirasolo, Phil and in Lynn in 1939, Roger was ceased by his son Brian White enjoyed bee keeping, wood la on Wednesday at 9 a.m. NSCC with a degree in nurs- Cindy Currant all of Wake eld. the son of the late Alfred and and his brother Alfred White. working, and volunteer service followed by a funeral mass ing. He practiced as a Reg- Service information: Rel- Catherine (Keating) White. He Service information: A at St. Margaret’s Church and at St. Margaret’s Church, istered Quality Improvement atives and friends are cor- attended Sacred Heart School Funeral Service will be the North Shore Music Theater 431 Lincoln Ave., Saugus Nurse with Alternative Home dially invited to a Memorial and graduated from St. Mary’s held on Tuesday, February as an usher. His warm heart at 10 a.m. Interment, Pu- Healthcare in Methuen. Gathering Thursday, Febru- High School in 1956. Follow- 26, 2019 in the SOLIMI- and engaging personality en- ritan Lawn Memorial Park, Being out on the golf course, ary 28th, 5-7 p.m. at Go- NE FUNERAL HOME, 426 with “The Boys” on weekends, odrich Funeral Home, 128 ing his graduation, he served deared him to all. Peabody. For directions & Broadway (Rt. 129), Lynn was his favorite pastime. Washington St., Lynn. in the National Guard for over He is survived by two chil- condolences www.Bisbee- 5 years and attended Bentley at 11 a.m. Burial will be dren; John M. Pellegrino & in Pine Grove Cemetery, Porcella.com. College at night. He received his wife JoAnn of Rockville, Lynn. Relatives and friends his Bachelor’s Degree from Md. & Elayne Hill & her hus- are respectfully invited. Northeastern University and band Robert of Plymouth, two Schools want students Visiting hours will be on grandchildren; Cara and Greg, a Master’s Degree in Criminal Monday from 3-7 p.m. In Justice from Anna Maria Col- lieu of owers, donations to take PASS on vaping lege. Roger served for over in Roger’s memory may be 30 years on the Lynn Police made to the Multiple Scle- LYNN schoolers think of it as a Department, retiring in 1993 rosis Massachusetts Chap- Love and war play From A1 cool thing to do.” and worked part time at TDF ter, 101A First Ave., Suite Unlike Somerville, Metals in Danvers. He was 6, Waltham, MA 02451 need to be turned to adopt which opted to include a proud member of the Mas- or to St. Jude Children’s out for Lynn director the program in Lynn Pub- menthol, mint and winter- sachusetts Police Association Research Hospital, 501 lic Schools, rather than green as  avors in their and Model A Ford Club of St. Jude Place, Memphis, send students to Beverly. policy, Lynn’s potential trayal” of their young love America and enjoyed attend- TN 38105. Directions and DIRECTOR Finding the space is a ma- restriction would allow ing car shows and spending online guestbook at www. From A1 and how lost they get in it. jor hurdle, as is budgeting the sale of those  avors in summers at the family camp solimine.com. “Love is love,” said Am- for the required staff. retail stores. at Lovell Lake in Sanbornville, “This play was brought bush. “Why can’t any hu- “We’re seeing how this There are more than N.H. Roger loved spending to my attention last year,” man being love who they goes this year and phil- 8,000  avors, which are time with his family, especially he said. “I read it and was want to love?” osophically, we think it designed to attract young his grandchildren and he will  oored by it, so I accepted Ambush said the play is makes a lot of sense,” Tut- people as they take away their invitation to direct able to put a human face wiler said. “Therapy or the harshness of nicotine, the play.” on the suffering and mis- education always yields according to Joyce Red- As a friendly member of ery caused by a “religious stronger outcomes than a ford, director of the North Mark N. LeBlanc, 64 the artistic circle at the justi cation to enforce big- simple suspension … We Shore/Cape Ann Tobacco New Repertory Theatre otry.” He noted the hang- would rather educate stu- Policy Program. 1955 - 2019 in Watertown, this will be ings of people in Salem, dents or provide therapy, Redford said there’s no Ambush’s third directed because of accusations of LYNN — Mr. Mark as a proud union provide them with those safe way to use e-ciga- play there. What struck them being witches, and tools going forward than rettes, noting that if kids Norman LeBlanc, member. He enjoyed him most about the up- said that is another exam- of Lynn, formerly of days on the Sea Pal (have them) simply not at- start using nicotine in coming play, he said, is ple of the carnage that has tending school.” middle school before the Marblehead, passed at Palmer Cove Yacht that it shows how using taken place throughout away February 20, Club with his family Although Tutwiler cites brain is fully developed, it God and the Bible can be human history. vaping as an issue that is changes pathways in the 2019 at the Life Care and watching sports used to justify anything. Born in Brookline and Center of the North at Market Square widespread in the school brain and can cause mood “Throughout human raised in Worcester, Am- district, he said the city disorders, anxiety and nic- Shore in Lynn. He hanging with his best history, somebody’s God bush came back to Mas- of Lynn is not alone in ex- otine addiction. had struggled with friends. He is sur- or religion has unleashed sachusetts 10 years ago periencing the prevalence She said one JUUL pod, cancer. He was the vived by his beloved carnage and misery and for a job teaching acting of vaping among adoles- one of the more popular husband of Lee (Blackler) large family. suffering and pain on lots at Emerson. While he en- cents. e-cigarette products, has LeBlanc for more than 40 Service information: A and lots of people,” said joyed his ambitious career years. memorial service will be The Centers for Disease 59 milligrams of nicotine, Ambush. “Often, it was across the country, from Born in Salem and raised in held at Eustis and Cornell Control and Prevention the equivalent of one pack supported by a fear and San Francisco to Virgin- Marblehead, he was the son of Marblehead, 142 Elm reported that in 2017, 3.6 of cigarettes. paranoia of difference.” ia to Florida, he is happy of Norman and Theresa (St. Street on Friday, March 1 million middle and high “We’ve realized from The play begins March to be back working in his Laurent) LeBlanc. He attend- at 11 a.m. Visitation will school students were us- a federal level that this 23 and runs until April home state living in a city ed schools in Marblehead be held prior to the service ing tobacco products, with is an epidemic,” Redford 14. It is set in Uganda, a just a few blocks away 2.1 million favoring e-cig- and Salem. After serving in the beginning at 10 a.m.. Rel- said, referring to e-ciga- country that has a brutal, from the ocean. arettes. Navy, Mark went on to gradu- atives and friends are invit- rette use among youths. repressive policy against He said he is looking for- The school district’s fo- ate from the Commercial Div- ed to attend. Please visit “We certainly don’t need homosexuals, accord- ward to working with the cus on vaping and partic- ing Center in California. the online guestbook for a new population addicted ing to Ambush. His Af- amazing crew and cast be- ipation in an intervention He worked as a diver in ma- Mark at www.eustisandcor- rican-American and one to anything in the city and rine construction for his career nellfuneralhome.com. hind “Cardboard Piano.” program comes as the quarter Japanese back- “My job is just to help city’s Board of Health is our main job is to protect ground allows him to con- steer a team of collabora- considering taking steps public health, obviously nect to the deeper mean- tors while they truthfully to ban vaping among starting with people in ing of the play, he said. tell the story in a compel- kids, following the lead of middle and high school in Eliane LeBlanc, 96 “Cardboard Piano” ex- ling and honest way,” he Somerville, which became terms of nicotine is really Employed at GE 40 years amines the tumultuous said. the rst city in the state to relevant and important.” story of two female teen- ban the sale of electronic But Ward 2 Councilor LYNN — Eliane She leaves a sis- agers, one a white Ameri- Bella diGrazia can be cigarettes and menthol Rick Starbard said a pro- LeBlanc, a lifelong ter Bertha Perron of can and the other a native reached at bdigrazia@ cigarettes in stores that posed  avor restriction resident of Lynn, died Newport Beach, Calif. of Uganda, said Ambush. itemlive.com. Follow her are open to youths, the and potential e-cigarette February 20 at Pil- and many nieces and At the same time, it also on Twitter @BelladiGra- Boston Globe reported. ban could put a lot of Lynn grim Nursing Home in nephews. She was shows the “beautiful be- zia. Michele Desmarais, the businesses at an unfair Peabody, after a year predeceased by eight city’s public health direc- competitive disadvantage of declining health. LeBlanc brothers, tor, said the ban should with surrounding commu- Born in Moncton, Adrien, Cleophas, Wil- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS exist in the city but it’s nities. He said many peo- New Brunswick, she fred, Avila, Edgar, Al- something that needs to ple use e-cigarettes to try to kick a smoking habit. was the daughter of bert, Valerie and Leo Tribe: Martha’s Vineyard the supermarket chain be further explored. The Tilmon and Marie (LeBlanc) and one sister Yvonne Gaudet. rst step would be issu- With 140 tobacco re- gambling hall continues. The union is LeBlanc. She attended St. Service information: Fu- asking members to keep ing a policy that restricts tailers in the city, the re- Jean Baptiste School in Lynn neral arrangements are pri- construction to begin working while negotia-  avored “other tobacco striction would limit  a- and graduated from St. Ann’s vate. Relatives and friends tions continue. products” from being sold vored nicotine and vaping Academy in Marlboro. may sign the guestbook AQUINNAH (AP) — A The ght centers on in the retail environ- products to Lynn’s three She was employed at the at www.solimine.com. Ar- tribe says construction health insurance, pen- ment and move them into adults-only smoke shops. General Electric Company for rangements are by the SO- is expected to begin next adults-only establish- sions and vacation time. With youth vaping, Star- 40 years working in the Aircraft LIMINE FUNERAL HOME, month for a gambling hall ments. The union says Stop & bard said it comes down Engine Group and in Direct Lynn, Massachusetts. on the resort island of The Board of Health is Shop is looking to “de- to parents educating their Energy Conversion Operations. Martha’s Vineyard. holding a discussion on grade the quality of life” kids and knowing what She enjoyed ballroom dancing, The Aquinnah Wampa- the proposed policy at of workers. they’re up to. walks along the beach and noags tribe says Williams their meeting next month, “If kids get access to it, short scenic trips. Building Company of Advocates to gather which would take all  a- (they’re) going to get ac- Hyannis has been chosen vored nicotine and tobacco cess to it, whether it’s  a- as general contractor for at Harvard for annual products out of stores and vor or not,” he said. the project. Animal Law Week restrict them to adults-on- If the Board of Health Kathleen V. Santos The 10,000-square-foot ly establishments. The were to adopt the  avor facility that’s planned to CAMBRIDGE (AP) — policy has been adopted restriction, it would follow have about 250 electron- Animal law advocates in at least 140 communi- the city’s 2017 decision to At 59 years, on neral from the Frank ic gaming machines is from a variety of back- ties throughout the state, raise the legal age for buy- February 20, of South A. Welsh & Sons being built on tribal trust grounds are planning to including Lynn eld, Mar- ing tobacco products from Berwick, Maine, for- Funeral Home 718 lands. The tribe says the gather at Harvard Law blehead, Peabody, Salem 18 to 21. merly of Lynn, Beloved Broadway CHELSEA gambling hall will employ School this week for the and Saugus. wife of 37 years to on Saturday March almost 100 full-and-part school’s fth annual Ani- “I think that hopefully Gayla Cawley can be Stephen Manuel San- 2, at noon. Followed time employees when mal Law Week. banning the  avors would reached at gcawley@item- tos. Devoted Mother by a Holy Eucharist operating. The week kicks off Mon- deter middle school and live.com. Follow her on to Joseph Frederick, Service at St. Luke’s Site preparation began day with a talk by Carol J. high school students from Twitter @GaylaCawley. Adam Justin and Ken- Church, 201 Wash- this month. The tribe says Adams, the author of The starting to vape,” said neth Stephen. Loving ington Ave., Chel- construction is expected Sexual Politics of Meat. Desmarais. “I think that to take about six months Adams plans to discuss high schoolers and middle Vao Vo to Alexia Raquel, Rylee sea at 1 p.m. Services will 781-593-7700 Benjamin, Zandros Michael conclude with interment at to complete. the feminist case for an- Publishing Daily, except Sundays Manuel and Kenneth Ste- Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. imal ethics and how rep- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 phen. She passes to her Ce- Relatives and friends are Stop & Shop workers’ union resentations from animal SUBSCRIBE Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA lestial Family above, the loving most kindly invited to attend. votes to authorize strike agriculture businesses and additional of ces. that sexualize and femi- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item daughter of the late Francis J. Visiting hours will be held at Subscriptions and Marguerite I. Espinola and the Welsh Funeral Home on RANDOLPH (AP) — nize animals promote an Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States dear sister to the late Donald Friday from 4 - 8 p.m. funeral A union representing anti-#MeToo perspective. $20.00 for 4 weeks F., Nancy A., Joseph F., Phillip A. home fully handicap accessi- thousands of Stop & Shop The free lectures are $65.00 for 13 weeks and Kenneth W. As well as lov- ble, ample parking opposite workers has voted to scheduled for noon each $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year ing niece of the late Rod and funeral home. For directions authorize a strike. day and are open to Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Phyllis Moore, Bill and Gladys or to send expressions of UFCW Local 1445’s the public. The week is Call send address changes to: Keefe, and Buddy Sheppard. sympathy, please visit: www. vote Sunday allows the sponsored by the Harvard 781-593-7700 ext. 2 The Daily Item Service information: Fu- WelshFuneralHome.com. union to call a strike if Law School Animal Law to set up your home 110 Munroe St. the contract dispute with Society. P.O. Box 5 subscripton. Lynn, MA 01903 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Art works for RAW students Playoffs at 4-16? RAW There’s a better way. From A1 PLAYOFFS the majority of schools it’s College of Art and Design From A1 forced to play are bigger (MassArt). “We have sev- and, therefore, have stron- eral RAW grads on cam- Is a 4-16 team worthy or ger talent pools? pus currently, all with this environment? It would appear, then, multi-year scholarship This isn’t to attack Sau- that the league concept commitments given by gus. The school is in the is the real hangup here, New England Biolabs. A Northeastern Conference and that their only value number of our faculty also and, year in and year out, to the schools within them volunteer at Raw Arts and there are few gimmies in is that it makes schedul- LynnArts. We have a lot of boys basketball in that ing easier (admittedly a roots in the Lynn commu- league. It is competitive, big consideration). It sim- nity.” and if you’re even a shade ply isn’t working anymore “We’ve had a great re- off in talent, you could — not when you have to lationship with Montser- easily end up having that come up with things like rat for years, way back to kind of a season. the Sullivan Rule. 1997. We are fortunate So OK. Play your 20 Of course, traditional- and happy that Kurt, as games and hope for bet- ists will scoff at this, say- did his predecessor, Steve ter things next year. But ing that it’s the dream of Immerman, has enthusi- we have the Sullivan every player to win his astically supported that Rule, which allows a 4-16 or her league title. May- collaboration,” said Swa- team to qualify for the be it was once, but that back. tournament if it went at was before the state Su- Montserrat College of least .500 against teams per Bowls, and before the Art is a residential college in its own division. That institution of the modern of visual art and design in means if Saugus was 4-4 tournaments, with four downtown Beverly, offer- against other D3 teams it divisions in hockey, bas- ing a Bachelor of Fine Arts played, the Sachems qual- ketball and soccer, five in degree, community edu- ify. This is like serving baseball and about 600 in cation, study abroad pro- watered-down beer, except football (OK, eight). grams, and four galleries that in this case the ratio The MIAA should con- exhibiting contemporary would be 90-10 dihydro- sider abolishing them and works by international, re- go strictly with rankings, ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE gen oxide. gional and local artists. Its The state’s athletic asso- which can be adjusted up and down periodically the Graphic Design program Kurt Steinberg, president of Montserrat, met with Lynn Mayor Thomas ciation (MIAA) has gone way they are now. Teams is considered one of the M. McGee last year, to discuss how art and culture are helping to revital- through some torturous can play the majority of finest in the Northeast. ize Lynn’s downtown. revampings to create bet- their games within their Raw Art Works is a youth ter equity among teams in own divisions with the op- arts organization, rooted in grades 9-11; Project might get swallowed up at Lynn is one of only six the tournament — espe- tion of playing up or down in art therapy. RAW offers Launch itself, for seniors a larger college or univer- cities in the state to sign cially in football. Howev- for sentimental reasons or a variety of free program- preparing for college; and sity.” Montserrat has 400 a Cultural Compact with er, the solution has been if they want to challenge ming from painting to Fly, which follows up with students. the Massachusetts Cul- under our noses the whole themselves. There would filmmaking, for kids ages students one year after Swaback said RAW has tural Council, formalizing time, and what made it be a rating system for all 7-19. RAW uses art to ask graduation and helps also benefited by having its commitment that mu- glaringly obvious to me teams the way there is in kids “what is really going them transition to what Montserrat instructors nicipal leaders and the was the divorce between football. And at the end on” in their lives, giving they want to do. come to Lynn as guest art- arts community will make the NEC and Greater of the season, teams win- them the tools to create in Through the years, ists. Karen Tusinski, who culture a transformative Boston League earlier ning at least half their unexpected ways, and en- many Montserrat faculty graduated from Mont- force in the city. this winter. The thought games (or, in hockey, hav- vision new possibilities for members have mentored serrat, came to RAW and “It’s good to see that the suddenly occurred to me: their future. RAW seniors. “One amaz- ran a full-day workshop president of a great col- ing a minimum number why even have leagues at of points) qualify and Swaback said three ing woman, Margaret for staff and alumni. Judy lege like Montserrat also all anymore? What’s the RAW graduates — Mi- Waugh, has been a men- Brown, who shows in Bos- sees the good things hap- are then seeded based on purpose? The state pays their rankings. chael Aghahowa, Nicole tor for six of our seniors. ton and is a Montserrat pening here, between the no attention to them. You Dewart and John Plun- Blyth Hazen has men- teacher, has run work- shows at the Auditorium, Everybody else goes can be in a league with home. No more Sullivan kett — have already grad- tored three,” said Swa- shops in Lynn. our community movies sub-par teams, the way uated from Montserrat. back, who gave an extra “Montserrat’s pre-col- like ‘Selma’ for Martin Lu- rule. No more 4-16 teams Classical was in football being forced to play 20-2 Francisco Vasquez, Amber shoutout to Rick Longo, lege program has helped ther King Day, the theater this year, and end up pe- Orozco, Zaruga Philips, who is now in Pennsyl- so many of our students. productions at Arts After teams in the first round. nalized when tournament This is an idea whose Kelly McNulty, Josh Bon- vania. “Rick was so fab- They all can speak about Hours, the galleries at time rolls around. ifaz, Sarah Gilberg, Nate ulous. He was a mentor how meaningful that pro- LynnArts and throughout time has come. Most cer- Because of 20th century tainly there are schools Kim and Sophia Otero are for three or four years. gram was to them. Some the city, the Museum, Be- league structures — some studying at the Beverly He mentored Michael kids start their senior yond Walls … there’s a lot that won’t like it, and I’m of them dating back a fine with that. I’m just for college. Aghahowa was (Aghahowa) and John year scared and nervous happening.” half-century or more — Montserrat’s commence- (Plunkett), both of whom and convinced they can’t McGee praised the staff anything that prevents we’ve had to institute the the spectacle of turning ment speaker in 2017, graduated. He gave extra succeed, and then they go at RAW and its students. Sullivan rule to protect said Swaback, adding oomph to the Montser- in this program, and they “There is a lot of talent something I’ve always re- teams that, because of ally enjoyed into a farce. “The first letter of recom- rat-RAW relationship.” realize, ‘Yes. I can explore there. It’s wonderful that demographics, just can’t mendation I ever wrote There are 21 Montserrat what’s out there and I can Montserrat gives students compete. How else is a Steve Krause can be for graduate school, was mentors this year. be successful.’” the chance to draw on small school going to ever reached at skrause@item- for Michael Aghahowa. He Several RAW students Steinberg met with Lynn their expertise and take get into a tournament if live.com. has been invited to inter- recently took a Figure Mayor Thomas M. McGee the next step toward art view for the Master’s pro- Drawing class with Mont- for 1½ hours last year, as a career.” gram at the Art Institute serrat’s Jon Bolles. It was discussing how art and Jo Broderick, dean of of Chicago.” nude drawing, with a culture are helping to re- College Relations at Mont- BEST CHOICE Adult Day Health Care announces Many RAW students en- model, said Swaback. “The vitalize Lynn’s downtown serrat, said Montserrat its intention of sponsoring the USDA Child and Adult Care tering grades 11 and 12 students also toured the and asking how Montser- staff has also met with Food Program. Planned dates of operation are June 1, have also benefited from galleries there and were rat could be a part of that Brickyard Collaborative 2019 through June 1, 2020 with the option to renew for up Montserrat’s pre-college served a beautiful lunch. renaissance. principals and are very to three years. Bids are solicited from vendors. Anticipated summer program, said … and it boosted many of “It’s exciting, the col- impressed with its maker- service is 100 breakfasts and 100 lunches per day, 7 Hebert Labbate, manager the kids’ confidence. ‘I can lege’s connection with space plans. “We see some days per week at one site. Copies of the Invitation to of RAW’s Project Launch handle this college thing,’ Lynn and the students at great opportunities to col- Bid must be received by Tuesday, May 07, 2019 to Best program. Labbate works they told us. Raw Art Works,” said Mc- laborate with them,” she Choice Adult Day Health Care Inc., 220 Lynnway, Revere, with students to apply “It’s amazing to have an Gee. “I was very impressed said. MA 02151. The public bid opening will be Wednesday, what they learned at RAW art college up the road. with President Steinberg, Montserrat College of May 08, 2019 at Best Choice Adult Health Care Inc., to their post-high-school They really care about and his and the college’s Art celebrates its 50th 220 Lynnway, Revere, MA 02151. All bids are subject to career advancement. the kids who go there. The commitment to Lynn, Raw anniversary in 2020. Na- review by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary Labbate said Proj- faculty knows the kids’ Arts and all that’s hap- hant sculptor Reno “Ray” and Secondary Education, Office for Food and Nutrition ect Launch has three names. Creatives are usu- pening in the Downtown Pisano is its last living Programs, 75 Pleasant Street, Malden, MA 02148. tiers: Land, for students ally shy kids, and some Lynn Cultural District.” founding faculty member. In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, Peabody looks to ease $1.25M pain offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from room. The former carriage think providing the oppor- facturer Thomas O’Shea, discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, PEABODY disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights From A1 house would be reserved tunity to have apartments it is the site of the former for artist work space. will help a developer’s bot- Bell Tavern, where Min- activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA. District Court, alleged the In addition, the city re- tom line. We think there utemen gathered before city’s efforts to undermine quested 1,000 square feet will be lots of interest.” the Battle of Lexington Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of Corsetti’s purchase violat- be reserved as a police Pat Todisco, owner of To- and Concord. communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large ed his civil rights. field office. disco Properties is one of But in order for it to be print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should After a judge refused to But given the property the interested buyers. The profitable, Todisco said, contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied dismiss the case, the city was in litigation, there Peabody company owns housing must be part of for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing negotiated a settlement were no takers, Betten- the second O’Shea build- the mix. or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through with Flynn. court said. ing on Main Street. He “The only way the proj- the Federal Relay Service at 800-877-8339. Additionally, Last fall, the City Coun- The new request for pro- paid $1.4 million for the ect is possible financially program information may be made available in languages cil approved a cash pay- posal seeks a number of three-story brick building is to have some amount of other than English. ment of $825,000. In to- similar commercial uses in 2017 and has invest- housing,” he said. “I don’t tal, the city is on the hook including offices, restau- ed $4 million to build 20 see it all becoming hous- To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete for $1.25 million, or more rant, function room. But apartments on the upper ing, but some mix of apart- the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, than three times what the mayor added permis- floors and prepare the ments and commercial use (AD-3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/ Corsetti paid for the prop- sion for a bed and break- ground floor for a new would work.” complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or erty. fast or apartments in the restaurant. One person who won’t of- write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter After the city took the carriage house where “I would love to see the fer a bid is Corsetti. all of the information requested in the form. To request a property three years ago, there is enough space for mansion restored to what “I’m not interested,” he copy of the complaint form, call 866-632-9992. Submit the mayor issued a re- four 750-square-foot units. it was in its day,” he said. said. “I’m done with that your completed form or letter to USDA by: quest for proposal seek- “It will take a big-sized “There’s a lot of great his- property.” (1) Mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture ing a buyer to restore the investment to bring that tory with it. John F. Ken- Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights property and build a mix building up to where it’s nedy dined there before he Thomas Grillo can be of uses such as office space, usable commercial space,” was president.” reached at tgrillo@item- 1400 Independence Avenue, SW a restaurant, and function Bettencourt said. “We Built by wealthy manu- live.com. Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; (2) Fax: (202) 690-7442; or

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E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS Does Lynnfield need a rail trail? President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Dear fellow Lynnfield lead to an interstate calm quiet environment. Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ residents: Remember why connecting rail system Ask yourself how the Advertising Director Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. News Editor you live in “Our Town.” Is running through our pros and cons of a public W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton it because you need a rail backyard. Yes, possibly a rail trail will directly Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan trail? train again, but this time affect the lifestyles of all Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman On or about March a high-speed passenger resident taxpayers of the Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 2017, the Lynnfield Board train bringing strangers town, both abutters and PUBLISHERS from as far as Maine to non-abutters. Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 of Selectmen adopted a proposal to establish a Florida via our backyard. The trail will be a nice All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 committee to study the Rail trails are public place to walk, bicycle, jog Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 development of the paths for anyone to use, at and also provide an ideal Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Wakefield Lynnfield will, free of charge. Oops! place to hide, smoke what Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Rail Trail Project. The Except for us taxpayers you wish, enjoy loud mu- classi [email protected] Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 intent was to identify the who will incur the burden sic, discard trash, leave Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 locations and address of upkeep with our tax dog waste, get drunk, Circulation John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 the many questions and dollars. To receive these allow predators easy concerns both pro and con subsidies, the town must access to school children [email protected] of such a project within sign a lease. A sample of and party after midnight. Ext. 3 our town. this proposed agreement Remember nothing good Newsroom The Lynnfield Recre- is available at Town Hall goes on after midnight. [email protected] [email protected] ational Path Committee and it states: “The rail I still love the town I (LRPC) exists but have trail is for free public use chose in 1975. I success- Ext. 4 they represented you? state and federal author- fully raised my children Sports More importantly, have ities will have the right here and now I have [email protected] they identified all the in the future to reclaim grandchildren growing up Ext. 5 EDITORIAL pros and cons on the rail the trails on behalf of the and enjoying Lynnfield. Retail and Online trail? I must be complete- “Greater Public Good.” I still take pleasure in a Advertising [email protected] ly forthcoming. I am a But what about if a pleasant walk in many of homeowner and abutter major portion of the trail our quiet neighborhoods. ADVERTISING on the proposed trail. My becomes necessary for a How about we spend Ernie Carpenter Jr. Tackling Route 1 future active railroad or Director of Advertising wife, our three children the few dollars the town and Business Development, ext. 1355 and I moved to Lynnfield alternative transportation has on maintaining our [email protected] in 1975. We were looking system needed to alleviate sidewalks and current Ralph Mitchell traffic for a quieter, hopefully growing transportation infrastructure. Neglect Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] Saugus Town Manager Scott Crabtree and safer, slower moving en- congestion? leads to huge expendi- vironment than the loud, Could the trails be re- Patricia Whalen Revere Mayor Brian Arrigo deserve praise tures later. We could walk fast moving busy streets claimed and classified as out to Reedy Meadow if Sales Representative, ext. 1310 for pursuing a multi-year goal of obtaining [email protected] of city life. part of a National Public Partridge Island Trail was public money to study traffic improvements At the time, a railroad Transportation System? ever maintained. If Sum- BUSINESS OFFICE on Route 1. train, freight not pas- Food for thought given mer Street was properly Maria Alvaracin To date since 2017, joint applications filed Massachusetts is ranked ext. 1205 senger, would pass by managed we would not [email protected] by Saugus and Revere have secured $425,000 our backyard twice daily 47th in the nation in be bowing to the state for through the Massachusetts Gaming Com- Susan J. Conti while my wife would be transportation. $15 million to $20 million Controller, ext. 1288 mission to gather information on traffic and gardening or the chil- My family chose Lyn- to save turtles, disrupt [email protected] vehicle crashes with an eye on how the new dren were playing in the nfield to enjoy a smaller, homes and construct as Ted Grant casino in Everett will add to Route 1 traffic yard. We established a less-congested environ- many as three bike lanes Publisher, ext. 1234 congestion. connection with the train ment. A small town we adding congestion to our [email protected] On Jan. 30, the two communities tried conductor. He would blow hoped would be safer main streets. This money Marian Kinney his whistle and wave as with better schools and a ext. 1212 to double down by applying for another promoted as “free” comes [email protected] $425,000 to continue transportation studies he went by. more manageable political from our tax dollars. system. We sought out a Will Kraft and they will hear by June on study money It was a treat for the Yes, we need a safe envi- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 awards. kids, a friendly gesture town government where ronment! [email protected] to liven up a very quiet residents/taxpayers may The studies, said Crabtree, are intended Yes, we need clean air Mike Shanahan environment, as the train have a more equitable to make an ironclad case for making major and water! Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 went down the tracks just chance of exercising their [email protected] roadway improvements “ … to help alleviate Yes, we need safe and 30-40 feet away. The train opinion and make the de- Carolina Trujillo existing traffic and offset anticipated traffic well-maintained roads was a pleasantry of small cisions on issues directly and sidewalks, schools, Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 resulting from the increased volume of vehi- [email protected] town living, so unlike the affecting them through recreational fields and cles visiting the new casino.” constant sounds of the Town Meeting. Jim Wilson parks! Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 The Route 1 study application warns the city we had been used to Why did you move to We do not need an [email protected] casino “ ... will bring substantial volumes of Lynnfield? And for those living amongst. We had intrusive public rail trail CIRCULATION new traffic onto the Route 1-Route 99 corri- experienced the busy city of you born and raised path with the taxpayer Lisa Mahmoud dor.” It goes on to highlight problems with street noises of trains, in our town, why are you responsible for all mainte- Manager, ext. 1239 the main artery running through the North buses, trucks, police and still here? nance, care and concern, [email protected] Shore with a summary all too familiar to fire at all hours of the day I intend to exercise my 365 days a year, year after CLASSIFIED and night and were happy rights as a taxpayer and drivers who slog up and down the road every year. Abbe Young Smith work day. to leave that behind for I encourage you to do the Exercise your hard- Manager, ext. 1276 It’s prone to gridlock. Its interchanges like this town. same. You work hard, you earned privilege and [email protected] Main, Essex, and Walnut streets have high Back then we could nev- play by the rules, you pay vote no on the rail trail. GRAPHICS er have envisioned that your dues, you provide for accident rates. Its stop-and-go traffic is a Remember why you love Trevor Andreozzi someday a recreational yourself, your family and teeth-grinding aggravation and necessary Lynnfield. Designer rail trail could replace possibly others. You wish [email protected] evil. the tracks and possibly to preserve Lynnfield’s Bill Booras Zachary Cotto These daily traffic hassles are really the Designer prime reasons for studying ways to improve [email protected] Route 1 traffic. The casino’s potential for Mohamed Diop Designer worsening traffic is a significant concern but [email protected] equally important is the traffic impact on new Mark Sutherland development taking shape along Route 1. Creative Director In as much as Revere is seen a beachfront [email protected] revival with residential development, Sau- NEWSROOM gus is seeing a similar revival along Route 1. Mike Alongi New construction with a shelf life that will Sports Reporter ext. 1228 last well into the end of the century deserves [email protected] transportation improvements designed to Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 make Route 1 driveable well into the end of [email protected] the century. Gayla Cawley Ultimately, studies become much debated Reporter, ext. 1236 or relatively ignored stacks of paper sitting [email protected] on shelves. Their ideas must be translated Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 into improvements costing millions of dollars [email protected] and taking years to execute. Bella diGrazia Much-vaunted talk 15 years ago about mak- Reporter, ext. 1317 ing Route 1’s Revere-Saugus section easier to [email protected] drive, especially around Copeland Circle, fell Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 by the wayside. [email protected] ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Is there any real fix for Route 1? Ultimate- Spenser Hasak ly, the answer is to get cars off the road and Axel Wirth, secretary of the Friends of Lynnfield Rail Trail, center, and Photographer, ext. 1332 drivers to take mass transit. Amy and Ken MacNulty, volunteers with the Friends of Lynnfield Rail [email protected] Trail, stand in the future trail site. Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] USHA LEE MCFARLING Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] Steve Krause The little rover that could Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 [email protected] Opportunity, NASA’s lon- 2003, NASA was reeling toddlers, explored sandbox- in July 2003 after three to the landing as “six min- Owen O’Rourke gest-living robotic Mars ex- from a series of high-profile es at JPL. While the rovers years of construction and utes of terror.” It seemed Photographer, ext. 1224 plorer, was declared dead failures. As the rovers were were being finished, dozens a delicate trip to Cape Ca- impossible to me that the [email protected] last week. The tributes, being built, the space shut- of planetary scientists met naveral, was fraught. But rovers could survive. But Emma LeBlanc Pérez poignant cartoons, emo- tle Columbia crashed, kill- at an Arcadia hotel and ar- it went off without a hitch. they did. When they land- Copy Editor tional tweets and even love ing seven astronauts — and gued heatedly over where It was during the landing ed, grown men and women [email protected] songs keep pouring in. I’m placing even more pressure the rovers should land — when scientists and engi- in the control room cried. Harold Rivera Sports Editor, ext. 1238 feeling surprisingly sad as on the $800-million rover the geologically interesting neers really got nervous. Not only did the rovers [email protected] well. I covered the building mission to succeed. places scientists wanted Their plan was for the survive, they lasted far Roberto Scalese and launch of Opportunity, It was incredible to see to explore, with their deep rovers to streak through longer than even the most News Editor, ext. 1211 and its twin rover Spirit, the care engineers took as canyons and giant rocks, the Martian atmosphere optimistic engineers had [email protected] for the Los Angeles Times they hand-crafted Oppor- or the safer, flatter places at 12,000 miles per hour, predicted. It’s sad to lose Anne Marie Tobin 15 years ago, and I feel like tunity and Spirit, wear- the landing engineers fa- use their heat shields to the rover. But we can still Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] I’ve lost a close friend. ing surgical gear in clean vored. They finally settled slow down, deploy para- focus on what Opportunity Opportunity is Southern rooms as they attached on Meridiani Planum as a chutes and then bounce represented. Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 California’s rover. It was cables and tested wheels, landing spot for Opportu- down onto the to surface [email protected] built here, at the Jet Pro- careful not to let a stray nity, a flat plain with lots of Mars protected only by Usha Lee McFarling, a Ryan York pulsion Lab, under a huge eyelash or even a flake of intriguing crystals that giant airbags — it seemed former science writer at the Copy Editor, ext. 1220 amount of pressure. It’s of dandruff fall onto the might have formed in wa- like something an imagi- Los Angeles Times, won a [email protected] always very hard to get a delicate components. Test ter. native third-grader might Pulitzer Prize for explana- TECHNOLOGY spacecraft to Mars, and in versions of the rovers, like Opportunity’s launch, invent. 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Regina King, Glenn Close stun Oscars red carpet

By Leanne Italie with a cape, hand-em- pulled her hair back in a hugger that sparkled on ASSOCIATED PRESS broidery and glass bugle youthful high ponytail, the carpet and included a beads. It took 40 crafts- which allowed her drop high slit. It was bespoke NEW YORK — Regina man and 3 million beads. diamond earrings to shine. Louis Vuitton done in or- King brought Old Holly- And thank you, Billy Por- Clarke, of "Game of ganic crepe silk with glass wood alive on the Oscar ter, for getting the fashion Thrones" fame, went spar- bead and Swarovski crys- red carpet Sunday in a parade off to a fierce start kly strapless in an asym- tal shard detailing. romantic white gown with in Los Angeles. metrical neck design. Attending his first Oscar a touch of sparkle and a Often a fashion adven- Spike Lee was a study in ceremony, "If Beale Street long train, while Jenni- turer, the stage performer, a hue of purple favored by Could Talk" star Stephan fer Lopez stunned in sil- singer and actor stood tall the late music icon Prince, James went for three piec- ver adorned with mirror and proud in a bombshell one of his heroes, from his es in red velvet, including PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS shards and Lady Gaga velvet tuxedo gown creat- billed cap to his round a vest. He went for white From left, Brian Hayes Currie, Peter Farrelly sported a huge yellow di- ed by Christian Siriano. glasses to his suit. He was for the feet. and Nick Vallelonga accept the award for best amond. There was a bow tie, ruf- on Instagram over the Melissa McCarthy original screenplay for “Green Book” Sunday Constance Wu in sun- fle-cuff white shirt and weekend bubbling about worked her white cape at the Oscars. shine yellow and Emilia classic tuxedo jacket on the sneakers. Foot flash like a boss as she posed in Clarke in lavender looked top paired with a strap- has been a trademark as a pant look, black from the every bit young ingenues. less full-skirted gown in he made his way through waist down and plunging King, nominated for "If inky black. the awards circuit for his white and long-sleeved on North Shore native Beale Street Could Talk," Nobody was more excit- "BlacKkKlansman." top. It was a custom look paired her strapless ruched ed than Siriano himself. Lee showed off "Hate" by Brandon Maxwell. The look with a white gold and He tweeted the look as and "Love" rings worn by wide-leg pants were crepe. wins big at Oscars diamond bracelet and pear- soon as Porter hit the car- the late Bill Nunn as Ra- Linda Cardellini earned shaped diamond drop ear- pet. dio Raheem in the direc- the That's a Lot of Fabric with ‘Green Book’ rings from Chopard. Speaking of fierce, Lo- tor's "Do the Right Thing." Award in a red high-low Gaga went for strap- pez and Brie Larson were Yalitza Aparicio, who look that was ruffled from LOS ANGELES — The Currie told The Item last less black by Alexander both wearing silver dress- shined as Cleo in "Roma," shoulders to train. hits just keep on coming fall that the chance to co- McQueen, her platinum es that could have doubled walked in a one-shoulder, In addition to a healthy for Peabody’s Brian Hayes write the story was an ac- hair piled high. Her major as armor, both with high mint green gown with an dose of red looks (hello Currie. cident. necklace was by Tiffany & necks. The Lopez look embellished overlay. She Jennifer Hudson), there The Lynn native was “One of the guys I met Co. Black opera gloves fin- must have weighed a ton, wore her long dark hair was a contingent in pink, part of the writing team years ago when I worked ished the look. while Larson's sparkler down in a middle part as of a variety of shades. that picked up an Oscar in nightclubs was Nick Thank you, Carolina was sleeveless with a re- she posed on the carpet in Kacey Musgraves, Helen for best original screen- Vallelonga, my buddy,” Herrera creative direc- vealing side slit. her princess look. Mirren (a reddish pink), play Sunday night in Hol- said Currie, a graduate tor Wes Gordon, for the Wu, a star of "Crazy Rich Laura Harrier, who Angela Bassett and Gem- lywood for the film “Green of St. John’s Preparatory queen-worthy pale gold Asians," wore a delicate played the love interest in ma Chan wore various Book.” School in Danvers. “Nick custom look created for pleated gown with fluttery "BlacKkKlansman," wore shades, Mirren playfully Then, in what could be kept this story close to the nominee Glenn Close. It asymmetrical sleeves and a stunner of a green and flaring her pleated gown described as a mild stun- vest because he wanted to was by far her standout a sweetheart neckline. It red jeweled choker with in a statement diamond ner, the film won the “best make it himself. When he look of the awards season, was custom Versace. She her sexy ice blue body necklace. picture” award, beating finally told me, I offered to out the heavily-favored write and produce it with “Roma,” whose director, him, and he agreed.” Alfonso Cuaron, received Currie talked to Farrel- the Oscar for best director. ly, who also directed the “Green Book” is based film, who liked the idea. on a real-life story of the Currie said the casting father of Nick Vallelonga of Mortensen and Ali was — another member of the brilliant and could have team — who drove Afri- made all the difference. can-American pianist Don The film title is taken Shirley on a tour through from “The Negro Motor- the Deep South in the ist Green-Book,” a trav- 1960s and is played by Vig- el guide published from go Mortensen in the movie. 1936 to 1966 to advise The third member of the black travelers on where team is Peter Farrelly. to stay and what to avoid This is Currie’s second in the South. major award this year. The “Green Book” has film’s screenplay also won grossed $144 million a Golden Globe award in worldwide since its No- PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS the same category. vember release. Regina King, left, and Glenn close arrive at the Oscars Sunday in Los Angeles. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Breaking and Entering Overdose larly arrests, reflect police records. A report of a motor vehicle A report of an opioid over- In the event of a perceived inac- breaking and entering at 1:30 dose at 10:14 a.m. Friday on curacy, it is the sole responsibility p.m. Saturday at Liberty and Washington Street. A man took of the concerned party to contact Washington streets; at 9:28 heroin and was taken to Salem the relevant police department and a.m. Sunday at 94 Newcastle Hospital. have the department issue a no- St. tice of correction to the Daily Item. PEABODY Corrections or clarifications will not Overdose Arrests be made without express notice of A report of an overdose at change from the arresting police 10:04 p.m. Friday on Western Victor Luis Nunez, 31, of 29 department. Avenue; at 12:32 a.m. Sunday Oak St., Apt. 2, was arrested on on Washington Street. a warrant at 9:48 a.m. Sunday. LYNN Rafael G. Souza, 39, of 180 Theft Newbury St., Apt. 1311, Dan- Arrests vers, was arrested and charged A report of a larceny at 2:28 with unlicensed operation of Antonio Colop-Huinac, 48, p.m. Friday at 95 Pleasant St.; a motor vehicle and window of 131 Blossom St., was ar- at 10:50 a.m. Saturday at 360 obstructed/non-transparent at rested on a courtesy booking Washington St.; at 1:17 p.m. 5:13 p.m. Friday. at 10:13 a.m. Sunday. Saturday at 33 Lincoln St.; at PHOTO |ASSOCIATED PRESS Teddy Dorsett, 21, of 8 Col- 2:32 p.m. Saturday at 158 Accidents Witnesses said they heard the plane’s engines surging and that the craft lins St., Peabody, was arrested Lewis St.; at 3:12 a.m. Sunday A report of a motor vehicle turned sharply before falling into a nosedive, Chambers County Sheriff and charged with carrying a at Bank of America at 1 State Brian Hawthorne said. loaded firearm weapon, un- St.; at 7:20 a.m. Sunday at 17 hit and run crash at 3:42 p.m. lawful possession of ammo Ingalls St. Friday at Winn Residential/ without a firearm identification A report of motor vehicle Brown School Residences at card, drug possession with in- theft at 12:16 p.m. Saturday 200 Lynn St. Sheriff: No likely survivors in tent to distribute and posses- at 294 Parkland Ave. A report of a motor vehicle sion of a dangerous weapon crash with personal injury at 5:56 p.m. Saturday at Legal on school grounds at 6:42 jetliner crash near Houston Vandalism Seafoods at 210L Andover St. p.m. Saturday. A report of a motor vehicle line. “Our main priority at the site of the crash. John Flaherty, 62, of 3 A report of motor vehicle By David Warren crash at 9:16 a.m. Sunday and Jake Bleiberg at this time is caring for Investigators have also Huron St., was arrested and vandalism at 5:58 p.m. Friday at 190 Union St.; at 8:07 p.m. at 89 Fairview Ave.; at 11:45 ASSOCIATED PRESS those affected and we will recovered parts of the charged with violation of an a.m. Sunday at 36 Washington ensure we do all we can plane, he said. “There’s ev- abuse prevention order at 6:19 Friday at Phillips and Seymour HOUSTON — A Boeing avenues; at 4:15 p.m. Satur- St. to support them now and erything from cardboard p.m. Friday. 767 cargo jetliner heading in the days and weeks to boxes to women’s clothing William Hiltz, 61, of 389 Sa- day at 12 Brownville Ave. to Houston with three peo- A report of vandalism at Breaking and Entering come,” Atlas Air said in a and bed sheets,” Haw- lem St., Medford, was arrested ple aboard disintegrated statement. thorne said. on a warrant charge of refusing 5:24 p.m. Saturday at 12 A report of a breaking and after crashing Saturday Brownville Ave. Dave Clark, senior vice The largest piece from to produce a DNA database entering at 12:56 p.m. Satur- into a bay east of the city, president of Worldwide the Boeing 767 that police sample at 4:36 a.m. Sunday. day at 12 Hamerick Road. A according to a Texas sher- Operations at Amazon, have recovered is 50 feet Wilfredo Rivera, 63, of 6 MARBLEHEAD man with a ski mask was seen iff. said: “Our thoughts and long, Hawthorne told the New Ocean St., Swampscott, on video going through two Witnesses told emer- prayers are with the flight newspaper. was arrested and charged with Complaints vehicles. Police reported only gency personnel that the crew, their families and The sheriff said recover- OUI liquor, negligent operation change was taken. twin-engine plane “went friends along with the ing pieces of the plane and of a motor vehicle and Class B A caller wanted to know why in nose first,” leaving a entire team at Atlas Air its black box containing drug possession at 12:07 a.m. bells were ringing at a church Complaints debris field three-quar- during this terrible trage- flight data records will be Saturday. on Washington Street at 12:22 ters of a mile long in Trin- A caller reported his dog was dy. We appreciate the first difficult in muddy marsh- Edward Soriano, 23, of p.m. Friday. ity Bay, Chambers County responders who worked land that extends to about 163 Lewis St., was arrest- A report of a mail diversion struck by a car at 3:25 p.m. Fri- Sheriff Brian Hawthorne day at 1 Forbes Way. The caller urgently to provide sup- 5 feet deep in the area. Air ed and charged with wanton at 3:08 p.m. Friday on Beacon said. port.” boats are needed to access destruction of property and Street. A caller complained to later reported he was hit by the “It’s probably a crash car’s mirror while walking his Witnesses said they the area. on warrant charges of two the post office about missing that nobody would sur- heard the plane’s engines The plane had departed counts of assault and battery mail and after some digging, dog in the street. He said the vive,” he said, referring to driver backed up, yelled at him surging and that the craft from Miami and was like- with a dangerous weapon, two found that someone went on- the scene as “total devas- turned sharply before fall- ly only minutes away from counts of assault and battery line and changed her mailing and the dog’s foot was injured tation.” when the driver took off. ing into a nosedive, Haw- landing at George Bush on ambulance personnel, address to have her mail for- The cargo plane made A report of a road rage in- thorne said. Intercontinental Airport assault and battery on a po- warded to Miami. Police re- a steep descent shortly cident at 7:18 p.m. Friday at Aerial footage shows in Houston. lice officer, threat to commit ported the woman was working before 12:45 p.m. from emergency personnel Outback Steakhouse at 300 The Federal Aviation with the post office. 6,525 feet to 3,025 feet in crime, malicious damage to a Andover St. A caller reported walking along a spit of Administration issued A report of a suspicious 30 seconds, according to motor vehicle and malicious a driver accused her husband marshland flecked by de- an alert after officials tracking data from Flight- destruction of property at person at 7:47 p.m. Friday on of cutting him/her off, followed bris that extends into the lost radar and radio con- Aware.com. 8:41 p.m. Friday. Birch Street. A caller reported them to the Outback and water. tact with Atlas Air Flight The flight was being receiving a report from a home shoved her husband when he Hawthorne told the Hous- 3591 when it was about Accidents camera while on vacation in got out of the car operated for Amazon by ton Chronicle late Satur- 30 miles southeast of the Vermont that someone was on Atlas Air, according to a day afternoon that police airport, FAA spokesman A report of a motor vehicle A report of drug violations at their property. Video showed a 7:39 p.m. Friday at Town Vari- statement from the air- had found human remains Lynn Lunsford said. crash at 1:53 p.m. Friday on male wearing a baseball cap Blossom Street Extension; at ety at 116 Central St. A caller enter through the gate on the reported she just witnessed a 5:17 p.m. Friday at 195 Mar- right side of the house and go ket St.; at 11:45 p.m. Friday on drug deal occur in the parking Prosecutors paint dark portrait into the backyard. Video was lot. City Hall Square; at 3:05 a.m. sent to police. Saturday at 442 Summer St.; A report of a suspicious mo- A caller reported seeing a tor vehicle at 5:27 a.m. Sat- of manipulative, violent R. Kelly at 3:53 a.m. Saturday at MBTA man wearing a jacket with re- urday at 2 Lynn St. and 288 garage at 985 Western Ave.; at flective yellow going door to Washington St. A caller report- By Michael Tarm the allegations that date ed her to his home in the 1:07 p.m. Saturday at Atlantic door at 1:04 p.m. Saturday ed people in a vehicle were ASSOCIATED PRESS back as far as 1998 and Chicago suburb of Olym- and Lewis streets; at 3:15 p.m. at Rockaway and Atlantic av- passed out. Police reported span more than a decade. pia Fields, where they Saturday at Commercial Street CHICAGO — Prosecu- The prosecution released had sex multiple times, enues. She said the man was the people fell asleep at the tors on Saturday painted and Lynnway; at 6:11 p.m. not wearing a lanyard, had a intersection. four documents — one for according to the docu- Saturday at Ida Street and a dark portrait of a ma- each accuser — outlining ments, which said he also phone in his hand and did not A report of a disturbance at nipulative and sometimes Western Ave.; at 10:58 p.m. the basis for the charges. slapped, choked and spit seem to have a car in the area. 5:56 p.m. Saturday at 3 Union violent R. Kelly, describing Saturday at 264 Essex St.; at Police reported the man was St. A caller reported a wom- A 16-year-old girl report- on her. 1:34 a.m. Sunday at 71 Mall how he repeatedly sought selling windows for Renewal an was harassing her brother. ed meeting Kelly in 1998 In early 2003, a Chicago St.; at 12:19 p.m. Sunday at out underage girls for sex, by Andersen. The man’s boss Police spoke with both people at a restaurant where hairdresser told prosecu- Baker and Franklin streets; at including one he encoun- picked him up and he was ad- involved who said they had an she was having a birth- tors that she thought she 12:21 p.m. Sunday at 2 Ad- tered at her 16th birthday vised about needing registra- argument earlier but went their day party. Kelly’s manag- was going to braid Kelly’s ams St. party and another who tion for soliciting. separate ways. met the R&B star while er gave her the singer’s hair, but he pulled down A report of a motor vehicle A report of a neighbor tres- A caller reported his jack- he was on trial for child business card and sug- his pants and instead crash with personal injury at passing at 1:38 p.m. Satur- et was stolen from the bar at pornography. gested she call Kelly. The tried to force her to give 2:33 p.m. Friday at 160 Ocean 11:04 p.m. Saturday at Paddy The accounts emerged girl’s mother heard the him oral sex. The woman, St.; at 10:51 p.m. Friday at day on Smith Street. A caller reported her neighbor was Kelly’s at 154 Washington St. as Kelly made his first exchange, took the card who was 24, was able to Chestnut and Maple streets; An officer spoke with a man court appearance since and told the manager her pull away, but Kelly ejac- at 6:04 p.m. Saturday at 329 coming up to her bathroom windows. who was missing his jacket being accused of sexually daughter was 16. But her ulated on her and spit in Essex St.; at 6:22 p.m. Satur- and notified the bouncers to abusing four people in a daughter later retrieved her face, the documents day at AL Prime Energy at 969 A caller reported there were “door knockers” in the area look for it throughout the bar. case that could produce the card from her purse. said. Western Ave. Police reported a second man and she was home alone with another #MeToo reckon- She contacted Kelly, who Prosecutors also de- A report of a motor vehi- had been wearing the jacket all her children at 2 p.m. Saturday ing for a celebrity. gave her instructions and scribed a witness who had cle hit and run crash at 9:30 night. A judge gave Kelly a money that she assumed access to videotapes show- p.m. Saturday at CVS at 200 S on Auburndale Road. Police re- ported the group had spoken chance to go free while was for the taxi fare to his ing Kelly having sex with Common St. Vandalism studio, where they had sex a 14-year-old girl. The wit- with the department earlier awaiting trial, setting bond at $1 million. That periodically for a year, the ness turned the tape over about a “pass” for a period of A report of vandalism at Assaults means the 52-year-old documents said. to authorities and identi- time to go door to door leaving 10:18 a.m. Sunday at 10 Ste- Grammy winner must Another accuser, also 16, fied the girl, who repeat- A report of an assault at sticky notes. Police reported a vens St. Damage to the front post $100,000 to be re- met Kelly at his 2008 tri- edly states her age on the 10:09 a.m. Sunday at Wal- bus came and took the regis- picket fence was reported from leased or remain behind al, where he gave her an footage, according to the greens on Joyce Street. tered solicitors to another area. the previous night. bars until he is tried on autograph. He later invit- documents.

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Small plane crashes hour later at the Mans- Globe the unidentified alleged behavior “unac- struck a car in Colebrook, of Newark, Delaware was at airport; instructor field Airport. supervisors were assigned ceptable” for any member and a Massachusetts arrested early Sunday. State police and the to the evidence manage- of the department. woman was hurt when Police say a Wellesley and student die Federal Aviation Admin- ment unit and placed on she was thrown from a police officer stopped the istration will investigate, leave on February 15. Officials urge caution after machine in Pittsburg and vehicle Saturday eve- MANSFIELD (AP) and the National Trans- The probe comes after struck a tree. ning and saw it had been — Authorities say an series of snowmobile crashes portation Safety Board three officers assigned to In Maine, a crash near reported stolen in Dela- instructor pilot and his will determine the cause. the department’s Rox- GORHAM, N.H. (AP) — Stacyville Friday left a ware. He struggled with student died when the The Mansfield airport bury headquarters were Authorities in both Maine Massachusetts man in the suspect, who took off. small plane they were in is about 45 miles south of placed on leave because of and New Hampshire critical condition, and an The officer was dragged crashed at a Massachu- Boston. alleged payroll abuse. are urging snowmobile Auburn woman broke her about 15 feet before he setts airport. Boyle said Friday the riders to slow down and leg when she was ejected could free himself. Mansfield police say Boston police supervisors matter centers on an be careful after a series from her machine when it The officer was tak- 31-year-old Sydney Miti, administrative issue and of crashes left riders with struck a pressure ridge at en to the hospital with of Waltham, and 18-year- placed on leave is being investigated by serious injuries. 60 miles per hour. injuries authorities old Julian Lattermann, amid OT probe the internal affairs unit. New Hampshire Fish described as serious but of Dover, were killed on It has also been referred and Game officers say a Man arrested for car theft, not life-threatening. The impact. BOSTON (AP) — Two to the Suffolk district Connecticut man likely dragging officer officer has since been re- Authorities didn’t Boston police supervisors attorney’s office. He says will be charged after leased from the hospital. say who was flying the have been placed on paid the department is confi- losing control of his WELLESLEY (AP) — Newton is expected to Cessna 172. New England leave stemming from an dent the integrity of the snowmobile and crashing Authorities have arrested appear in court Monday Cable News reports it had internal investigation evidence maintained by in Gorham on Saturday. a man they say dragged a on charges including taken off from Norwood into alleged overtime and the unit was not compro- Elsewhere, a Massachu- police officer with a stolen assault and battery on Airport around 11:30 a.m. payroll abuse. mised. setts man was ticketed car. a police officer. It wasn’t Authorities say it crashed Detective Sergeant John Police Commissioner after he failed to stop at Police say 37-year-old immediately clear Sunday 15 miles away about an Boyle tells the Boston William Gross calls the a driveway crossing and Theodore William Newton whether he has a lawyer. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Rep. Schiff warns of subpoenas, lawsuit over Mueller’s report

By Mary Clare cide what the public sees, ing whether foreign gov- Jalonick and that any report will be ernments have leverage and Hope Yen in his words, not Mueller’s. over Trump, his relatives ASSOCIATED PRESS Schiff, in a television or associates. interview, suggested that Some Democrats are WASHINGTON — A top anything short of Muel- pointing to documents House Democrat threat- ler’s full report would not that Justice Department ened on Sunday to call satisfy Democrats. He officials provided to Con- special counsel Robert pointed to a public inter- gress in the wake of the Mueller to Capitol Hill, est in seeing some of the investigation of Hillary subpoena documents and underlying evidence, such Clinton’s emails, as well as sue the Trump adminis- as information gathered information that Republi- tration if the full report on from searches conducted cans demanded as part of Mueller’s Russia investi- on longtime Trump advis- their own inquiries. gation is not made public. er Roger Stone and Paul Schiff said he told de- Rep. Adam Schiff, chair- Manafort, a former Trump partment officials after man of the House Intelli- campaign chairman. they released information gence Committee, said his With Democrats taking related to the Clinton in- committee will keep close control of the House in vestigation that “this was watch on new Attorney January and Schiff now a new precedent they were PHOTO |ASSOCIATED PRESS General William Barr to the committee chairman, setting and they were go- At least one person was killed among the shattered businesses and see if he were “to try to he has undertaken his own ing to have to live by this bury any part of this re- wrecked homes that dotted the South as severe storms followed a week- investigation. That means precedent whether it was end of drenching rains and a rising flood threat. port.” Schiff, D-Calif., also re-examining issues cov- a Congress controlled by pledged to “take it to court ered by a now-closed GOP the Democrats or Repub- if necessary.” probe that concluded there licans.” He said anything less was no evidence Trump’s Beyond that, however, is 1 tornado death confirmed as than complete disclosure campaign conspired with “the intense public need to would leave Barr, who now Russia. Schiff has said the know here, which I think oversees the investigation, committee also will pur- overrides any other con- violent storms smack the South with “a tarnished legacy.” sue new matters, includ- sideration,” he said. COLUMBUS, Miss. in Jackson. She told The he has been selling used Schiff’s comments come (AP) — Weekend storms Associated Press that ex- cars for decades in Colum- as Democrats have made raked parts of the South- perts would be headed bus, told The AP that four it clear that they are ready east, leaving deaths and Sunday to the east Missis- buildings on his car lot for an aggressive, public injuries in their wake as sippi city of about 23,000 were destroyed. He said fight with the Justice De- a tornado smashed into a people to gauge the torna- trees toppled across vehi- partment if they are not commercial district in a do’s intensity. cles and car windows were satisfied with the level of small Mississippi city and At First Pentecostal blown out. access they have to Muel- drenching rains fed a ris- Church in Columbus, the Lawrence said he was ler’s findings. ing flood threat. Rev. Steve Blaylock said at home getting ready Mueller is showing signs A woman was killed the building was “a total to take a bath when the of wrapping up his nearly when a tornado hit Co- loss,” with a wall pushed storm struck. 2-year-old investigation lumbus, Miss., and a man in, holes in the roof and “The wind all of a sud- into possible coordination died when he drove into substantial water damage. den just got so strong and between Trump associ- floodwaters in Tennessee, He and his congregants it was raining so much you ates and Russia’s efforts officials said. tried to salvage what they could hardly see out the to sway the 2016 election. Columbus Mayor Robert could on the morning af- door, and I could hear a The report isn’t expected Smith Sr. said 41-year-old ter the storm. But he said roaring. Evidently it came to be delivered to the Jus- Ashley Glynell Pounds of they still held a Sunday close,” he said, speaking tice Department this com- Tupelo and her husband prayer service and even with AP in a phone inter- ing week. were renovating a house went ahead with a sched- view. Barr has said he wants FILE PHOTO |ASSOCIATED PRESS Saturday evening, and uled baptism, using a bor- “It will be a start-over to release as much in- when the husband went to rowed portable baptismal deal,” Lawrence said. “I Rep. Adam Schiff said his House Intelligence formation as he can. But get them something to eat, pool. can’t say it will come back during his confirmation Committee will keep close watch on new Attor- the building collapsed and “We will rebuild. We’ve better or stronger, but hearing last month, Barr ney General William Barr to see if he were “to killed her. got a good church here,” we’ll come back.” made clear that he will de- try to bury any part of this report.” Smith said 12 other peo- Blaylock said. “It’ll be a A photographer working ple were injured, but the testimony of God.” for The AP in Columbus injuries did not appear to Residents of one street said some antique cars White House manages expectations be major. City spokesman on the east side of Colum- on Lawrence’s lot were Joe Dillon said the torna- bus were out early Sunday parked among the damage for second summit with Kim Jong Un do also seriously damaged morning with chain saws, and a nearby pet groom- a school and two commu- clearing away branches of ing business appeared WASHINGTON (AP) — ing for a “substantive step me how to negotiate with nity center buildings. the many trees that had now to be mostly twisted President Donald Trump forward.” But, he cau- North Korea. But thanks In Knox County, Tenn., snapped or were uprooted piles of metal. A printing is trying to manage ex- tioned, “it may not happen, anyway!” officials said a man died in the storm. Metal sid- shop had been speared by pectations for his second but I hope that it will.” Pompeo said he hoped to after his vehicle became ing and roofing materials a pipe with great force and summit with North Kore- “President Trump has put a “road map” in place, submerged in high wa- were scattered throughout what seemed to be a va- an leader Kim Jong Un, also said this is going to but would not discuss the ter. the neighborhood of older cant commercial building predicting a “continuation take time. There may have possibility of declaring a The tornado Saturday homes. While the houses nearby appeared heavily of the progress” made last to be another summit. We formal end to the Kore- afternoon in Columbus generally remained stand- damaged. time. may not get everything an War or pulling some was confirmed on radar, ing, sheds and outbuild- Firefighters and law Trump tweeted Sunday done this week,” Pompeo American troops from said meteorologist Anna ings were mostly demol- enforcement officers cor- that he was leaving early said. South Korea, in keeping Wolverton with the Na- ished. doned off the area, and the next day for the meet- Sen. Ed Markey, a Mas- with his stand against tional Weather Service Lee Lawrence, who said power was out in the area. ing in Hanoi, Vietnam, sachusetts Democrat who publicly discussing issues adding a tantalizing nod serves on the Senate for- that could arise during the to “Denuclearization?” He eign relations committee, negotiations. Unclaimed $1.5B jackpot mystery also said Kim knows that expressed concerns about Pompeo said he believes “without nuclear weapons, Trump’s negotiating ef- North Korea remains a remains: Winner died? Ticket lost? his country could fast be- forts Sunday on CBS, say- nuclear threat, though come one of the great eco- ing the president must be Trump tweeted after the By Jeffrey Collins into the South Carolina ured the winning ticket nomic powers anywhere in “careful” with what he of- Singapore summit that and Rebecca Lottery office in Columbia was sold to someone living the World.” fers. “there is no longer a Nu- Santana with the signed ticket and or working nearby. Their first meeting, in Said Markey: “Noth- clear Threat from North ASSOCIATED PRESS claim the jackpot. Christian Porchak lives Singapore in June, pro- ing is clear, and I think Korea.” The winning ticket was a mile from the KC Mart, duced a vaguely worded as a result we could run Pompeo told CNN’s SIMPSONVILLE, S.C. sold at the KC Mart in where he bought tickets commitment from North the risk that Kim is giv- “State of the Union” that — Nearly everyone in Simpsonville sometime for the big drawing. He Korea to dismantle its nu- en concessions which are the commitment Kim this small South Carolina between Oct. 20 and the felt a brief rush when he clear weapons program. not accompanied by real made “had substantially town has a theory for the drawing at 11 p.m. on heard it sold the winner. Heading into this week’s concessions that the Unit- taken down the risk to the city’s billion-dollar mys- Oct. 23. Store employee Just as quickly, though, summit, Trump has said ed States is receiving in American people.” tery: Who won the $1.5 bil- Jee Patel said State Law his hopes were dashed as that North Korea has not return from Kim and his Speaking on CNN, lion Mega Millions jackpot Enforcement Division he checked his numbers tested any nuclear weap- regime.” Pompeo also said “veri- announced last October? agents were waiting in the over — and over — again: ons in months and that as Trump pushed back fiable denuclearization” Maybe the winner was parking lot when workers “I know I checked every long as that testing has against his critics on Twit- remained the administra- so overwhelmed upon see- came to open at 6 a.m. the ticket I bought. But there’s ceased, he’s in no rush. ter Sunday, saying: “So tion’s goal, and he insisted ing the winning numbers next day. that nagging feeling that Secretary of State Mike funny to watch people who the administration has not that she or he died on the “We didn’t even know maybe I didn’t check every Pompeo said on “Fox News have failed for years, they changed the conditions for spot? Maybe the winner is we sold the winner yet,” one.” Sunday” that he was hop- got NOTHING, telling sanctions relief. on the run from police and Patel said, adding agents As with all great myster- fears a background check? immediately took the sur- ies, there are some far out Maybe that winning ticket veillance tapes away. “We conspiracy theories. Chris fell from a car visor, ended haven’t seen them. I don’t Watson prepares hot dogs up in a trash can and is know when we sold it or and hamburgers at the forever buried at the Twin who we sold it to.” KC Mart’s grill. He won- Chimneys Landfill. Or Simpsonville is a rap- ders if Mega Millions ever maybe, the winner is still idly growing suburb of planned to award the jack- going on with life as usual, about 22,000 people south pot at all, instead using it before quietly taking the of Greenville. The store is as an excuse to sell more $878 million lump sum. away from the suburban tickets. With less than two core on a two-lane road “What I don’t under- months to go, the clock is past the four-way stop and stand is why does the ticking. Whoever won the several recently construct- money have to go back? second largest lottery in ed subdivisions. Everyone Why can’t they just use it U.S. history has until 5 entering the store on a for another jackpot?” Wat- p.m. on April 19 to walk recent cold winter day fig- son said.

NATIONAL BRIEF Average U.S. price of gas weeks, to $2.44. The highest average Industry analyst Trilby price in the nation is jumps 10 cents per Lundberg of the Lund- $3.38 a gallon in the San gallon, to $2.44 berg Survey says Sunday Francisco Bay Area. that the jump follows a The lowest average is CAMARILLO, Calif. rise in crude oil costs. $2.03 in Baton Rouge, La. (AP) — The average U.S. Lundberg says the The average price of FILE PHOTO |ASSOCIATED PRESS price of regular-grade price at the pump is 15 diesel rose 3 cents over The second summit between U.S President Donald Trump and North gasoline is up 10 cents a cents lower than it was a the past two weeks, to Korean leader Kim Jong Un will take place in Hanoi on Feb. 27 and 28. gallon over the past two year ago. $3.04. A8 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Cheap Trick fans meet up

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Robin Zander, left, and Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick perform Saturday at Lynn Auditorium. ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Amy Pietrzak and Jim Steenson, both of Hud- son, N.H., were ready for the show. Cheap Trick brings its classics and covers to Lynn Auditorium

By Bill Brotherton blast of others' songs that in forming Electric Light Had a Lot to Lose" and, ITEM FEATURES EDITOR kicked the concert to a Orchestra. Cheap Trick especially "Surrender," whole 'nother level. The cheekily followed that with its "mommy's all LYNN — The greatest Beatles' "Magical Mystery with its own wonderful right, daddy's all right, American classic rock Tour" was a spacy, psy- "ELO Kiddies." they just seem a little band? Cheap Trick has chedelicized high; Fats Zander, 65, remains a weird" chorus, had fans more than a few fervent Domino's "Ain't That a formidable frontman, one singing along. Their only supporters. Shame," a centerpiece of of rock's all-time best, number-one song, "The The Rock and Roll Hall the band's "At Budokan" though he shouts rather Flame," was not played, of Famers from Rockford, LP in 1978, was a furious than sings the lyrics a bit Ill., made their second nor was it missed. The visit to Lynn Auditorium rocker; Dobie Gray's too much for my taste. laser light show was are- Saturday night, and they "The 'In' Crowd" was The words often get over- na-worthy. Curiously, fans sold out the place. For whip-smart, a sterling shadowed by the blazing in the balconies stayed 90 minutes, Cheap Trick mix of Bryan Ferry-Da- guitars and explosive seated for the entire show. roared through an enter- vid Bowie heavyosity. drumming. He certainly Rick Nielsen, 70, is one Nancy and George Pantano of Nahant were all taining 18-song set that Best of all was an un- looks the rock-god part of popular music's pre- smiles before the performance. featured their biggest hits, expected run-through of though, covered from mier guitarists. Cheap lesser-known fan faves The Velvet Underground's head to toe in black, with Trick rocks considerably and inspired cover tunes. dope-sick anthem "I'm a dreamy police hat cov- harder in concert than The band's core — front- Waiting For the Man," ering his long, blond hair. on its records, thanks to man Robin Zander, gui- with vocals and a When he stripped down to Nielsen father and son tar wizard Rick Nielsen mind-blowing 12-string a sleeveless T-shirt mid- (Daxx is a monster behind and bassist Tom Peters- Gretsch bass solo by Pe- show, many women, and the drum kit). Rick played son — have been together tersson. Early in the show, men, oohed and aahed. about 20 different guitars for most of the past 45 the band ripped through The band packed all of this night, many of them years. Pretty impressive. the poppy "California the hits into the show's amusingly decorated Original drummer Bun Man," by '60s British hit- closing minutes. "I and shaped like paral- E. Carlos left in 2010, makers The Move, whose Want You to Want Me," lelograms or squares. replaced by Nielsen's members played a role "Dream Police," "Never The ve-necked guitar son, Daxx. Zander's son, he lugged around for the Robin T., has also joined nal number drew chuck- the family business, les, as did his goofy, play- playing guitar and adding ful demeanor throughout vocals, mostly the high the show. notes that dad can't quite Aaron Lee Tasjan, a hit anymore. This is one much-buzzed-about gritty Mark and Suzanna Burke of Lynn celebrated super-tight out t, fueled folk-rocker based in Nash- before the show. no doubt by relentless ville, opened with a bunch touring. of rambunctious tunes that Ah, those cover tunes. pleased the capacity crowd. TAKE THE BUS & Saturday night, Cheap Trick very well might Bill Brotherton is the have been America's Item's Features editor. Tell WIN WITH US greatest cover band, him what you think at performing a mid-set Aaron Lee Tasjan opened for Cheap Trick. [email protected]. Does O1 4The Ma5gazine Marblehead 9

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By Harold Rivera By Daniel Kane ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ITEM STAFF LYNN — A year after being knocked LYNN — The English girls basketball out of the Super 8 with a loss to St. John’s team certainly faced its share of adver- of Shrewsbury in the play-in game, the sity en route to a berth in the Division 1 St. Mary’s boys hockey team has another North state tournament. chance to prove it belongs with the cream After dropping seven games in a row of the crop. Senior co-captain Colin Reddy midway through the year, English need- and his teammates are eager to make the ed four wins to close out the season and most of the opportunity. the Bulldogs didn’t waver from the chal- The Spartans drew the No. 8 seed in the lenge. Division 1A Super 8 tournament and will “It took a lot,” English coach Mackenzie skate against No. 9 Marshfield in Mon- Charles, in his third season guiding the day’s (7) play-in game. The winner earns team, said. “I don’t really know what’s the No. 8 seed and advances in the Super harder to do, get back from losing seven 8 bracket. If the Spartans lose, they’ll en- games in a row or winning four games ter the Division 1 North bracket. Reddy, in a row. I think the losing was probably a four-year varsity player at right wing, harder. To keep our morale, confidence was a member of the St. Mary’s team that and stay together is hard through that won the Division 1 state championship adversity. I think this team learned how two seasons ago. to deal with that. As young ladies, when “Colin’s had an extremely successful they get to be adults in the real world hockey career like a lot of his teammates,” they will take these lessons that they said St. Mary’s coach Mark Lee. “He learned on the court.” played at the (TD) Garden in two of his ITEM FILE PHOTO The Bulldogs earned wins over Salem, ITEM FILE PHOTO first three years. As far as hockey goes, Everett and crosstown rival Classical be- he’s a tenacious, extremely hard-working Colin Reddy’s tenacious style will fore qualifying for the tournament with Jessica Ruiz says a win over Ev- be key to St. Mary’s championship erett keyed the Bulldogs’ turn- REDDY, B2 chances. ENGLISH, B2 around late in the season. Hockey teams get marching orders

By Harold Rivera first-round tilt against ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Northeastern Conference rival No. 10 Danvers. The The MIAA released its Fishermen and Falcons pairings for the boys and will play Tuesday night (6) girls hockey state tour- at Stoneham Arena. naments Saturday after- In Division 3 North, noon. Plenty of local teams Lynn and Swampscott are in the mix for title as- qualified for postseason pirations. play. The Lynn Jets fin- The St. Mary’s boys ished their regular sea- hockey team finished its son at 12-4-4 and earned competitive regular sea- a first-round bye, mean- son schedule at 16-5-1, ing they won’t play again good for the No. 8 seed in the Division 1A Su- until Sunday, March 3. per 8 bracket. St. Mary’s Lynn awaits the winner starts its postseason quest of No. 11 Swampscott and Monday night (7) with No. 6 Shawsheen. The Big a ‘Super 8’ play-in game Blue will play Shawsheen against No. 9 Marshfield Thursday night (8) in the at Chelmsford Forum. If first round at Stoneham the Spartans win, they Arena. Lynn and Swamp- continue in the Super 8 scott met in last year’s Di- tournament. A St. Mary’s vision 3 North semifinal ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK loss drops the Spartans round. “The good thing with the Lynn’s John Di llippo reacts after having his shot blocked during the shootout competition. into the Division 1 North bracket (which is yet to be way the pairings came out completed). is that we’ve seen every In Division 2 North, Win- team on our side of the throp earned the best seed bracket,” Lynn coach Mike NEC North stars prevail Roberts said. “It makes it of the local bunch. The Vi- easier for us to prepare. By Daniel Kane a standout performance, helping Winthrop coach Dale Dunbar, who kings drew the No. 5 seed and face No. 12 Stoneham We had a bye week in the ITEM STAFF finish things for the North in a 7-6 was on the bench for the North, Tuesday night (8) in Wo- past and it didn’t work out. win. said. burn. Marblehead earned Last year we didn’t have a SALEM — Hockey players from A pair of Saugus forwards also “It’s probably the only time you around the Northeastern Confer- the No. 6 seed and clashes bye. Having the bye and had nice games for the North with get to joke around and meet them an automatic bid into the ence, some taking a break from against No. 11 Pentuck- Adam Rodrigues scoring two goals on a different level,” he said. “I was et Tuesday night (8) at quarterfinal round says preparing for the state tournament and Ronnie Paolo dishing two as- talking to Jared Mscisz (Danvers) Stoneham Arena. Lynn- a lot about what they’ve and others finishing their high sists. a real nice player and telling him field drew the No. 10 seed done during the season. school careers, showcased their For the South, Lynn’s Brian my nephew will probably be his and battles against No. We’ll prepare like we pre- talents in the NEC all-star game Clougherty (two goals, one assists) captain in college next year. It’s a 7 Tewksbury in the first pare for any team. Saturday afternoon at Richard H. and Andrew Patrie (one goal, two small world and stuff like that that round Tuesday night (7) “Whether it be Shaw- Rockett Arena. assists) each had three points. makes this fun.” at Chelmsford Forum. sheen or Swampscott, Marblehead goaltender Pe- “You coach against these kids all Also in Division 2 North, ter Santeusanio (15 saves) had the time and it’s always serious,” ALL-STARS, B2 No. 3 Gloucester has a HOCKEY, B2

Gritty Salem State men ROUNDUP punch tournament ticket Lot of success By Harold Rivera 39.7 percent from the floor, stories at state ITEM SPORTS EDITOR down from its season average of 45.1 percent. track meet SALEM — When a team’s of- “We realized that this was one fense isn’t flowing the way it of those games where we had to normally does and the shots ar- There were plenty of local high- make all the small plays,” Vi- en’t falling, other factors have lights at the 34th Annual MIAA kings coach Chris Harvey said. to come into play in order to get Indoor Track & Field All-State “That’s what we talked about a win. Grit and toughness were Championship Saturday at the halftime. those factors for the Salem Reggie Lewis Center in Boston. State men’s basketball team in “We said ‘keep trying to make St. John’s Prep finished 16th Saturday’s MASCAC Tourna- plays but don’t let your shoot- overall in the boys rankings and ment championship game. ing the other things. Still de- Medford finished 34th. The Pea- The No. 1 Vikings fought off fend, go get a loose ball, go get a body girls finished 30th overall a pesky No. 2 Westfield State rebound. Let those plays carry and Beverly finished 44th. team for a 66-57 win at James us.’ We just stuck with it and Some of the individual boys Twohig Gymnasium. With the found a way.” highlights included Fenwick’s Si- win, Salem State punched its The Vikings sprinted out mon Vinci (11th in the shot put; ticket to the Division III NCAA to a quick 6-2 lead in the 47 feet, 5.75 inches), Swamp- Tournament and claimed its first half, prompting the scott’s Jackson Brigham (21st in 18th MASCAC Tournament Owls to use an early timeout. the shot put; 43 feet, 2.5 inches), championship. From there, it seemed as St. John’s John Curtin (3rd in the Tournament MVP Sean Bry- though each time the Vikings long jump; 22 feet, 2.75 inches), an led the Vikings with a game- tried to put Westfield State in St. John’s Noah Scott (14th in high 18 points and hauled in a hole, the Owls found a way the long jump; 20 feet, 1.5 inch- 10 rebounds. Bryan Martinez out of it. Salem State boosted es), Medford’s Tristen Howard scored 16 points with seven its lead to 16-9 with 11 minutes PHOTO | SALEM STATE ATHLETICS (21st in the long jump; 18 feet, rebounds and Hakeem Ani- left in the half but the Owls 4.5 inches), Swampscott’s Joseph mashaun scored 11 points with Tournament MVP Sean Bryan had a game-high 18 points 10 rebounds. Salem State shot SALEM STATE, B2 for the Vikings. ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2019 North stars take St. Mary’s ready care of the South to go for the gold ALL-STARS on the next shift with REDDY Puska scoring to give the From B1 From B1 North a 3-0 lead. ‘I think we learned The day started with The South finally got on player.” that the competition’s a skills competition that the board when Glouces- Last season’s tournament included players compet- ter’s Colby Mitchell slid a run ended much sooner the highest in ing in a fastest skater and pass to Patrie who ripped a than the Spartans hoped. the state. I still stick handling race and a one-timer on a two-on-one After being knocked out of breakaway challenge. Ms- chance to cut the lead to 3-1. the Super 8, the Spartans think we can cisz took home the fastest “It’s fun to mix every- were eliminated in the first compete ... we just skater while Rodrigues one around,” South coach round of the Division 1 was crowned the best stick Derek Geary (Gloucester) North tournament with a didn’t play our best handler. Forward Jeremy said. “I think that’s part loss to Winchester. Procter (Somerville) won of the spirit of the thing Reddy said the Spartans game. Hopefully we the breakaway challeng- is to get them to play with have learned from last sea- learn from that. We ing, scoring on Danvers’ kids they might have been son’s mistakes. Adam Bridgeo in the fi- rubbing elbows with the “We lost the play-in game have another chance nal breakaway to seal the whole season. This game last year and it’s kind of a this year and competition. is a reminder that even motivation thing for us this Chemistry between if they wear different jer- year,” said Reddy, a Lynn hopefully we’ll teammates seemed to help seys everybody’s in love native. “We want to play our settle the North during with the sport. It’s a good best and get into the Super get it right.” the all-star game, which hockey culture.” 8 tournament, definitely. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK was divided into two A few minutes later Win- “I think we learned that COLIN REDDY the competition’s the high- 25-minute periods of run- throp came through again. Saugus’ Adam Rodriegues skates up the ice St. Mary’s ning time. This time Luke Evangelis- during Saturday’s game. est in the state. I still think A line composed of Win- ta scored with assists from we can compete with them. throp players Joey Hol- Yarrow and Chalmers to and Gloucester’s Jack Cos- man scored the game win- We beat Austin Prep, Hing- gersen, Sam Yarrow and put the South back ahead tanzo scored on a break- ner with 1:37 remaining to ham and B.C. High last up to. He goes out and re- Brian Chalmers started by three. away to give the South its get the North the win. San- year, so I think we were ally leads by example with things off with Holgersen But the North made a first lead at 5-4. teusanio finished the game ready for it. We just didn’t his hard work ethic and finding the back on the late push in the first half. Rodrigues had his best with 11 straight saves. play our best game. Hope- determination. He works net less than a minute in. Revere’s Zach Rufo made shift of the day early in “It’s a good opportunity fully we learn from that. We extremely hard. Against his Just few minutes later, a nice play to score on a the second half. The Sau- for coaches and players to have another chance this opponents, he takes it per- Marblehead’s line of Char- rebound and Clougherty gus senior added one goal see things in a different year and hopefully we’ll get sonal and sets a pretty good lie McGurrin, Will Shull added a goal thanks to a and then ripped a slap light,” Dunbar said. “I like it right.” example for the compete level you need to have with and Jacob Garfield added nice pass from Peabody’s shot for a second less than to mix them up and let The Spartans finished the the competition we play another goal for the North, Connor McCarron to cut a minute later to put the them all play together. It’s regular season 16-5-1. Along against. with McGurrin scoring. the lead to 4-3. Noth back ahead at 6-5. always a fun atmosphere. the way, they progressed “Everybody’s good (at Not to be outdone, the In the closing minutes of Clougherty scored his Now we get ready for play- as a group and overcame this point in the season),” Danvers trio of Tyler Pus- the first, Lynn’s Paul Pa- second goal in the closing offs and it becomes serious adversity to put together a Lee added. “It’s going to be ka, Jack Thibodeau and pageorgiou found the back minutes to tie the game, again. solid season through a com- tough. You rely a lot on lead- Mscisz added a third goal of the net on a rebound but Medford’s Chris Free- “This is a nice break.” petitive schedule. St. Mary’s hung tough with some of ership. There’s going to be the best teams in the state, highs and lows. If you have including in a 3-1 win over good leadership to steer English girls want to stay on their roll Central Catholic, and a 2-2 the ship, it helps. We’ll rely tie with Pope Francis last on Colin to bring calmness. ENGLISH fore, this is the first year we the past week and a half that the Bulldogs have their week in the final two games He’s been there before. We From B1 had done that. Since then as English prepared for the work cut out for them in the of the regular season. have a great core of senior we just thought that we tournament. The Bulldogs first round but are ready to “Just like any season, you captains. Together, I think a 34-31 win at Medford in could beat any team. earned the No. 13 seed in give all they have left with have your ups and downs they’ll do a great job.” their regular season finale. “I feel like all those wins Division 1 North and travel their teammates. through injuries, sickness, Reddy comes from a fam- Charles believes the key brought us together as a to No. 4 Andover Monday “Our focus is to play hard,” and things like that,” Reddy ily that carries a deep tra- to the late-season success team,” Ruiz added. “It made night (7) for the quarterfinal Rosales said. “Andover’s a said. “We’re a little banged dition at St. Mary’s. His was keeping the Bulldogs us stronger. It was very round. very hard working team. up right now. We have a older brother, Liam, played focused on the task at hand. mentally draining but we “It’s funny, we scrimmaged They put a lot of effort in. chance to get back into the football at St. Mary’s and “We had to learn to just pushed through the strug- Andover earlier in the year,” “We have to really push,” Super 8 now. That was our helped lead the Spartans have tunnel vision and not gles. We were all there to Charles said. “I watched Ruiz said. “We have nothing goal and we’re just going to to the Division 3A Super get distracted by the outside support each other through that scrimmage and to com- to lose. The records are 0-0 go with it.” Bowl in 2016. His late cous- noise,” Charles said. “I had everything.” pare my team from that right now and we just have Reddy credited Spartans in, Patrick, also captained to keep them focused on the scrimmage to see what we to go on the court and leave goalie Joe Purtell for be- the hockey team. A 2006 St. process and understanding Pamela Rosales is the lone ing the team’s backbone Mary’s graduate, Patrick that we need to work ev- senior on English’s roster. look like right now, it’s night it all out there.” throughout the season. died in 2007 from injuries eryday in the gym. All those But Rosales feels the un- and day. That’s been our No matter what happens When key saves needed to he sustained in a motor ve- people that have positive or derclassmen have done a whole focus throughout the Monday, Charles is more nice job of contributing to season is growth. We have than grateful to have expe- be made, Purtell stood tall hicle accident. negative things to say aren’t in net and put the Spartans “I remember Patrick as with us in the gym so we English’s success without that growth mindset and rienced an extra week pre- missing a beat. want to get better every paring for the playoffs his in positions to win. goofy and very athletic,” have to stay focused on get- “Throughout the year the Reddy said. “He was a cap- ting better.” “Being the only senior it single day. These girls real- team. doesn’t really affect me at ly bought into that and it’s “I think our program took team has gotten closer,” said tain at St. Mary’s. Going Junior forward Jessica Reddy, who has scored 45 to watch him play at St. Ruiz points to the Bulldogs’ all,” Rosales said. “We all great to see. a really good step in earn- put a lot of hard work into “Andover’s a good team,” ing this,” Charles said. “We goals and dished 43 assists Mary’s was my favorite 47-37 win over Everett as in his St. Mary’s career. thing to do. He had a great a huge turning point in the this. Every single day we Charles added. “You can’t be earned this extra week. We give it our all for two hours the No. 4 seed without being earned this time in the gym “Players have stepped up. smile. My family tells me season. I’m a lot like him.” straight preparing. We just good and being really well to get better. A lot of our Joe Purtell, in particular, “Honestly we didn’t expect Reddy appreciates the kept in mind that all of coached. They have some girls are taking advantage stepped up. When you’re this,” Ruiz said. “It was re- playing tough teams, you support he receives from his this work was going to pay great players. They gave us of this. It’s been a great ex- ally shocking because we need a good goalie. He’s family. off and we were going to a big loss in the scrimmage perience. needed four wins to get into stopped some crazy shots in “It means the world to be ready to go hard in the when we went up there but “I’m excited for Monday this tournament. Our backs key moments and that gives me,” Reddy said. “My uncle it’s a great test for our pro- against Andover and I’m were literally against the games.” us momentum.” Mike, we lost Patrick, but wall and we succeeded. We That dedication paid divi- gram. We’re excited for it.” just excited for where we’re As he’s gained experience he’s at every game. He loves hadn’t beaten Everett be- dends for the Bulldogs over Ruiz and Rosales know going as a program.” with the Spartans, Reddy it just as much as I do. My has molded himself into a parents and my brother are reliable leader who sets an at every game, along with Local hockey teams get marching orders example for his teammates. the other Reddys. We have He was named a team our own little fan section. HOCKEY St. Mary’s will host No. 27 Martucci said. “Peabody’s “Winthrop is a tough co-captain before the start I just like making them From B1 Mansfield in the prelim- the top team in our con- team and a very well- of the season. proud.” inary round Wednesday ference. They have some coached team,” Roach said. “The team picks the cap- Harold Rivera can be we’ll be ready physically,” (6) at William P. Connery serious offensive weapons, “They’re in our league. We tains,” Lee said. “I think reached at hrivera@item- Roberts said. “We’ll have Rink. they back-check excep- played them twice this Colin’s somebody they look live.com. our leagues underneath A pair of local teams tionally well and they’re year. It’ll be a close game. us. We have a goal to go will play one another in strong on defense with a We’ll need to play smart further than we got last the preliminary round, as great goalie (Abby Buck- and capitalize on the Gritty Salem State season and one of those No. 22 Winthrop travels to ley) backstopping them. chances we get if we’re go- two teams will be standing No. 11 Peabody Wednes- It will take near-perfect ing to be successful.” in our way.” day (5:15) for a clash be- effort from our team if we In Division 2, the Bish- men in tournament On the girls side, St. tween Northeastern Hock- want to win and move on op Fenwick Crusaders Mary’s earned the best ey League foes at James in the tournament.” wrapped the regular sea- SALEM STATE the roster. We didn’t re- seed of the local bunch. McVann-Louis O’Keefe Peabody coach Michelle son at 12-7-1. Fenwick From B1 turn a starter from last year’s 22-4 team. There’s The Spartans finished the Rink. Roach, who was named drew the No. 13 seed and made it a 3-point game, not one guy that started regular season at 16-2-2 “I expected nothing the Northeastern Hockey will host No. 20 Cohasset 18-15, shortly after. Mar- and drew the No. 6 seed less than an all-out war,” League Coach of the Year, Tuesday (6:10) at McVann- tinez scored five consec- last year. We had to find in the Division 1 bracket. Winthrop coach Anthony shared a similar take. O’Keefe Rink. utive points and gave the ourselves. It’s been a long Vikings their first dou- process and we’re fortu- ble-digit lead of the game, nate to cap it off. State track, wrestling meet successful 29-19, with under three “We’ve all been through minutes until halftime. a lot this season, myself Chris MacDonald convert- included, off the court. ROUNDUP 6.65), Swampscott’s Na- 3:08.36), Gloucester’s Leah walked away with the sev- ed on an and-one to close We all stuck together. We From B1 jique Henry (19th in the Rudolph (11th in the 600 enth-place medal in the the half with Salem State tried to have the best lock- 55 meter dash preliminar- meter run; 1:39.80), Bev- 182-pound weight division, holding a 34-24 lead. Varghese (13th in the high ies; 6.76). erly’s India Ingemi (5th in defeating familiar foe Al- er room we could. I went jump, 6 feet), St. John’s The Owls played from The Peabody boys fin- the 300 meter dash; 40.56), lyn French of Dracut with down the line as the game George Nikolakopoulos behind through the en- ished 14th in the 4X400 Everett’s Lucia Seide (19th a second-period pin (3:55). was ending and said how (5th in the two mile run; tire second half but they relay. Peabody finished in the 55 meter dash; 7.62). McCullough was in control proud I was of everybody 9:34. 19), Peabody’s Clau- made things interesting. 9th in the 4X800 relay and The Peabody girls fin- from the get-go and held a A layup from Justin Ren- for sticking together and dio Rocha (10th in the St. John’s finished 10th. ished third in the 4X400 nis with 7:40 remaining finding a way.” two mile run; 9:42.67), 10-1 at the time of the pin. made it a 4-point game at Salem State (18-9), mak- St. John’s Noah Mooney Some of the individual relay, while Beverly fin- With the win, McCullough girls highlights included ished 14th. became only the second 50-46. Christopher Proph- ing its first NCAA Tour- (14th in the two mile run; et drilled a 3-pointer with nament appearance since 9:49.75), St. John’s Ste- Malden’s Shantaeya Smith WRESTLING LNR wrestler (Eric Kerr 3:14 to play, whittling 2017, awaits the tourna- phen Jackson (15th in the (12th in the shot put; 34 At the all-state meet was the first) and eighth in Salem State’s lead down ment pairings. They pair- one mile run; 4:31.14), feet, 0.5 inches), Swamp- Saturday at St. John’s Lynnfield wrestling history scott’s Ciara Espaillat (13th Prep, Eagles senior Ryan to qualify for the New En- to a point at 54-53. That ings will be announced Medford’s Tristen How- was as close as the Owls ard (10th in the 300 me- in the shot put; 33 feet, Garlitz finished first over- gland Championship meet, Monday. would get. Martinez hit “I know it’s cliche but ter dash; 35.72), Danvers’ 6.25 inches), Somerville’s all at 138 pounds. which will be held Friday, a much-needed 3-pointer it really depends on the Anthony Spignese (16th in Aislinn Cannistraro (10th Danvers’ Max Leete fin- March 1-Saturday, March with 2:02 on the clock to the 300 meter dash; 36.02), in the high jump; 5 feet, ished first overall at 120 2 at the Providence Career bump the lead to 57-53 and draw,” Harvey said. “If you Medford’s Tristen Howard 2 inches), Swampscott’s pounds. and Technical Academy in the Vikings closed the tilt get a good draw, you can (4th in the 55 meter dash; Charlotte Andrews (19th in North Reading junior Providence, R.I. on a 12-4 run. go in there and do some- 6.47), Beverly’s Jaichaun the high jump; 5 feet), Bev- Sean McCullough, a cap- The win was also the “We’re a young team,” thing. We’ll see who we got Jones (12th in the 55 me- erly’s Ashley Foley (17th tain of the Lynnfield/North 100th win of McCollough’s Harvey said. “Temi (Bai- Monday and we’ll go from ter dash preliminaries; in the 1000 meter run; Reading wrestling team, high school career. ley) is the only senior on there.” MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

MIAA TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

MONDAY Saugus at St. Mary’s (7) MIAA Boys Basketball MIAA Girls Basketball Division 3 North First Round Division 2 North Quarterfinal Swampscott at Newburyport (6:30) N. Reading at Swampscott (7) Division 4 North First Round Division 3 North First Round Fenwick at Snowden (TBA) Charlestown at Lynnfield (7) MIAA Girls Basketball MIAA Girls Hockey Division 1 North First Round Division 1 Preliminary Everett at Beverly (7) Mansfield at St Mary’s (6) Division 1 North Quarterfinal Winthrop at Peabody (5:15) English at Andover (7) THURSDAY Revere at Reading (7) Division 2 North First Round MIAA Boys Basketball Classical at Wilmington (7) Division 4 North Quarterfinal Marblehead at Saugus (7) Fenwick/Snowden at KIPP (7) MIAA Boys Hockey MIAA Girls Basketball Division 1A Play-In Division 1 North Quarterfinal At Chelmsford Forum Everett/Beverly at Belmont (7) St. Mary’s vs. Marshfield (7) Division 2 North Quarterfinal Classical/Wilmington at Pentucket TUESDAY (7) MIAA Boys Basketball Marblehead/Saugus at Tewksbury (8) Division 1 North First Round Danvers at Melrose (7) Medford at Classical (7) MIAA Boys Hockey St. John’s at Lowell (7) Division 3 North First Round Division 2 North First Round At Stoneham Billerica at Beverly (7) Swampscott vs. Shawsheen (8) Malden Catholic Salem (7) Division 4 North First Round FRIDAY Winthrop at Maimonides (7) MIAA Boys Basketball MIAA Girls Basketball Division 1 North Quarterfinal Division 1 North Quarterfinal Lawrence/Lexington at English (7) Chelmsford at Peabody (7) Division 2 North Quarterfinal Division 3 North First Round Billerica/Beverly at Somerville (7) Austin Prep vs. Fenwick (at St. MIAA Girls Basketball John’s, 5:15) Division 3 North Quarterfinals MIAA Girls Basketball Shawsheen/Watertown at St. Mary’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Division 4 North First Round (7) Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora (20) greets Sam Travis after he scored on a single off the bat KIPP at Minuteman (7) Division 4 North Quarterfinal MIAA Boys Hockey KIPP/Minuteman at Matignon (7) of Juan Centeno in the eighth inning of a game this weekend against the Yankees. Division 2 North First Round SATURDAY At Woburn Stoneham vs Winthrop (8) MIAA Girls Basketball At Chelmsford Division 3 North Quarterfinal Lynnfield vs. Tewksbury (7) Charlestown/Lynnfield at Gr. Law- rence (2) Alex Cora is back for more At Stoneham Danvers vs. Gloucester (6) SUNDAY Pentucket vs. Marblehead (8) FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) the music on,” Holt said. Through it all, Cora nev- “He’s one of the best MIAA Boys Basketball er changed. MIAA Girls Hockey Division 4 North Quarterfinal — Alex Cora guided the “That’s what helped us to communicators I’ve ever Division 2 Preliminary Winthrop/Maimonides vs. Fenway (at Boston Red Sox to a fran- be so consistent. It wasn’t “Over the course of 162 been around in the game,” Cohasset at Fenwick (6:10) Madison Park 2) chise-record 108 wins and any different; there was no games, things aren’t al- Holt said. “As players, we WEDNESDAY MIAA Boys Hockey a World Series victory last panic. He stayed with his ways going to go well,” always know what to ex- MIAA Boys Basketball Division 3 North Quarterfinal season, and then he re- plan.” outfielder Andrew Ben- pect, what we need to do. Division 2 North First Round Site TBA ported to his second spring A native of Puerto Rico intendi said. “He stayed You see him in here, jok- Danvers at Gloucester (7) Swampscott/Shawsheen vs. Lynn Division 3 North First Round (TBA) training as a major league who is the first minority even-keeled.” ing around with guys. He manager as if nothing had manager in franchise his- But never distant. talks to everyone. I enjoy SPORTS BRIEFS changed. tory and one of the young- While some managers being around someone Still just 43, Cora has a est ever to run the Red looked at the clubhouse as who enjoys being around chance to be the first Red Sox dugout, Cora didn’t the players’ domain, Cora us.” Lynn Tech Hall of tration closes at midnight Sox manager to win back- need much time to figure will be out among them, The season-long effort on March 20. After March to-back championships in things out in Boston. After joking around or just to communicate paid off 20, those interested may Fame nominations more than 100 years. losing their opener, they checking in. It doesn’t hurt after Game 3 of the AL register in person at the And he’s approaching it won nine straight games that he is only eight years Division Series against Nominations are now Hibernian Hall at 105 Fed- with the same, unruffled and 17 of the next 18. older than first baseman the Yankees, when Holt being accepted for the Lynn eral St on Saturday, March demeanor as when he was They finished the regu- Steve Pearce, and was became the first player in Tech Hall of Fame. Eligible 23 from noon to 4 p.m. nominees must have gradu- teammates with second during packet pick up or on a rookie. lar season 108-54 — the major league history to hit ated at least 15 years ago. race day beginning at 9 “I think that’s why we best record in franchise baseman Dustin Pedroia for the cycle in a postsea- The hall of fame dinner will a.m. The registration fee is were so consistent last history, and eight games on the Boston team that son game. be held on May 18 at Angel- $30. The first 500 regis- year,” utilityman Brock ahead of the rival Yankees. won it all in 2007. Cora texted him that ica’s Restaurant in Middle- tered runners will also be Holt said this week as the They never lost more than Holt called Cora “one of night to say he would be ton. team made the transition three in a row, and their the smartest baseball peo- benched for Game 4 in fa- Nominations will be given race shirts. There will be a post-race party that from workouts to the exhi- worst stretch of six losses ple” he’s met, and noted vor of Ian Kinsler. accepted until March 30. bition season. in eight games came in that the manager’s ability “I expected it before it Anyone can submit a nomi- includes free food and live Irish music as well. “If we won, we came in August after they were al- to speak both Spanish and even happened,” Holt said. nation whether they’re asso- here, turned the music ready 50 games above .500 English also helps him re- “I didn’t think anything ciated with Lynn Tech or More information and on, showered, went home. with a double-digit lead in late to many of the team’s about it. We all knew not. Previous nominees will race updates can be found If we lost, we didn’t turn the division. Hispanic players. what’s happening.” also remain eligible. at https://sites.google.com/ Forms are available from site/lynnhibernian5k/. Bart Conlon, who can be reached by phone at 781- Lynn Babe Ruth Goodell has wide-ranging powers in Kraft case 599-6277 or via email at bartleyconlon133@comcast. signups BY ASSOCIATED PRESS will be judging whether net. this was “conduct detri- Final registration for NFL Commissioner Rog- mental to the integrity of Lynn Babe Ruth will be er Go odell has wide-rang- and public confidence in” Hibernian 5K held this Saturday, Febru- ing powers to discipline the NFL. ary 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 teams, coaches, players, Road Race He’s made many such p.m. at the Babe Ruth and, yes, owners. judgments before — in- The 10th annual Lynn Fields Complex on O’Cal- Pending the completion cluding fining Kraft and Hibernian 5K Road Race is laghan Way in front of the of police investigations the Patriots $250,000 in scheduled for Sunday, Breed Middle School. in Florida — and likely a March 24 at 11a.m. Online Please make every effort league inquiry as well — 2007 for filming other registration is available via to be there to sign up. Goodell could punish New teams’ signals, and $1 mil- Racewire at https://race- Please call VP Paul Hart- England Patriots owner lion in 2014 for deflating wire.com/register. ford with any questions at Robert Kraft for being footballs during the AFC php?id=10042. Online regis- 617-840-3822. charged with two counts title game. The “Deflate- of soliciting a prostitute. gate” case damaged Good- TV/RADIO The 77-year-old Kraft ell’s close relationship with was twice videotaped in a Kraft, one of his trusted advisers on many NFL Baseball sex act at a shopping-cen- 1 p.m...... Exhibition: NY Mets at Houston...... MLB Network ter massage parlor in Flor- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS matters, including labor and broadcast rights. 1:05 p.m..... Exhibition: Boston at Pittsburgh...... WEEI-AM 850 ida, police said Friday. The Patriots owner Robert Kraft, left, confers with charges come amid a crack- Even though Goodell is Pro basketball NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell earlier this down on sex trafficking in employed by the owners, 8 p.m...... Philadelphia at New Orleans...... NBATV year. 10:30 p.m... Dallas at LA Clippers...... NBATV which hundreds of arrest at a cost of about $40 mil- lion annually in salary and Men’s college basketball warrants have been issued. from any activities involv- promotes the values of the 7 p.m...... Notre Dame at Florida St...... ESPN Under the NFL’s per- bonuses, he views the com- ing the Super Bowl cham- NFL, and is lawful.” ...... South Carolina St. at N.C. Central...... ESPNU sonal conduct policy that missioner’s role as one pro- pions. Kraft has been accused 8 p.m...... Oklahoma at Iowa State...... ESPN2 states “ownership and tective of the game and the 9 p.m...... Kansas St. at Kansas...... 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EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE TODAY IN SPORTS Atlantic Division Southwest Division Atlantic Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Feb. 25 lor had scored more points in an Toronto 44 17 .721 — Houston 34 25 .576 — T Bay 62 47 11 4 98 244 163 Winnipeg 61 37 20 4 78 209 181 Philadelphia 38 22 .633 5½ San Antonio 33 28 .541 2 1940 — The first telecast of an NBA game. Boston 62 36 17 9 81 185 159 Nashville 64 36 23 5 77 193 169 Boston 37 23 .617 6½ New Orleans 27 34 .443 8 Toronto 61 37 20 4 78 216 173 St. Louis 62 33 23 6 72 182 172 American hockey game is transmitted 1987 — The Southern Methodist Brooklyn 31 30 .508 13 Dallas 26 33 .441 8 over station W2XBS in New York. The football team is suspended for the Montreal 62 33 22 7 73 187 183 Dallas 62 31 26 5 67 157 162 New York 12 48 .200 31½ Memphis 23 38 .377 12 Buffalo 61 29 24 8 66 176 189 Minnesota 63 30 27 6 66 173 184 viewing audience watches the New 1987 season after investigations Southeast Division Northwest Division Florida 60 27 25 8 62 190 204 Colorado 62 27 24 11 65 206 196 York Rangers battle the Montreal reveal that players received $61,000 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Detroit 63 23 31 9 55 177 212 Chicago 63 26 28 9 61 211 236 Canadiens at Madison Square Gar- from a booster slush fund. Charlotte 28 31 .475 — Denver 41 18 .695 — Ottawa 62 22 35 5 49 187 228 Pacific Division den. 1994 — Oksana Baiul of Ukraine wins Orlando 28 33 .459 1 Oklahoma City 38 21 .644 3 Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA 1957 — The United States Supreme the figure skating gold medal at the Miami 26 32 .448 1½ Portland 36 23 .610 5 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 62 39 16 7 85 225 180 Washington 24 36 .400 4½ Utah 33 26 .559 8 Court rules that pro football, unlike Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Nor- Islanders 61 36 18 7 79 178 146 San Jose 63 37 18 8 82 228 197 Atlanta 20 40 .333 8½ Minnesota 28 31 .475 13 Wash 63 35 21 7 77 213 203 Vegas 63 32 26 5 69 185 181 professional baseball, is subject to way, and Nancy Kerrigan, who was Central Division Pacific Division the anti-trust laws of the United whacked on the knee 2½ months ear- Columbus 61 35 23 3 73 195 180 Arizona 61 28 28 5 61 160 176 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Carolina 62 33 23 6 72 181 170 Vancouver 62 26 28 8 60 172 195 States. The court decides 6-3 that lier, wins the silver. Tonya Harding, later Milwaukee 45 14 .763 — Golden State 42 17 .712 — Pittsburgh 62 32 22 8 72 213 195 Edmonton 61 26 29 6 58 171 202 baseball is only anti-trust exempt pro convicted of hindering prosecution in Indiana 40 20 .667 5½ L.A. Clippers 33 28 .541 10 Phila 62 29 26 7 65 183 209 Anaheim 62 24 29 9 57 139 191 sport. the Kerrigan attack, finishes eighth. Detroit 28 30 .483 16½ Sacramento 31 28 .525 11 Rangers 62 27 26 9 63 183 207 LA 61 23 32 6 52 145 190 Chicago 16 44 .267 29½ L.A. Lakers 29 30 .492 13 1961 — Niagara ends St. Bonaven- 2001 — In the largest playoff in PGA NJ 62 24 30 8 56 182 213 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for ture’s 99-game winning streak at Tour history, Rert Allenby wins the Cleveland 14 46 .233 31½ Phoenix 11 50 .180 32 overtime loss. Top three teams in each Calgary vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Vet- home with an 87-77 victory over the Nissan Open on the first extra hole Sunday’s Games Boston at Toronto, 8 p.m. division and two wild cards per conference erans Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m. Orlando 113, Toronto 98 Bonnies. against five other players. It’s Allen- Oklahoma City at Denver, 10:30 p.m. advance to playoffs. San Jose at Boston, 7 p.m. Denver 123, L.A. Clippers 96 1962 — Wilt Chamberlain of the by’s third PGA Tour victory, all of Wednesday’s Games Sunday’s Games Ottawa at Washington, 7 p.m. Philadelphia Warriors scores 67 them won in playoffs. New York 130, San Antonio 118 Monday’s Games Houston at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Washington 6, N.Y. Rangers 5, OT Los Angeles at Carolina, 7 p.m. points, but New York’s Richie Guerin 2010 — In Vancouver, British Colum- San Jose 5, Detroit 3 Pittsburgh at Columbus, 7 p.m. scores 50 to lead the Knicks to a bia, the Canadian women defeat the Golden State at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Golden State at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Indiana at Detroit, 7 p.m. Dallas 4, Chicago 3 Buffalo at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 149-135 victory. United States 2-0 for their third Minnesota at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Portland at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Minnesota 2, St. Louis 1, OT Montreal at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 1964 — Cassius Clay wins the world straight Olympic hockey title. Ameri- Phoenix at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Washington at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Calgary 2, Ottawa 1 Nashville at St. Louis, 8 p.m. heavyweight title when Sonny Liston cans Billy Demong and Johnny Spill- San Antonio at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Memphis, 8 p.m. Winnipeg at Arizona, 9 p.m. Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. is unable to answer the bell for the ane finish 1-2 in a Nordic combined Atlanta at Houston, 8 p.m. Monday’s Games Florida at Arizona, 9 p.m. Portland at Boston, 8 p.m. seventh round at Convention Hall in race. They are the first American L.A. Lakers at Memphis, 8 p.m. Buffalo at Toronto, 7 p.m. Dallas at Vegas, 10 p.m. Miami Beach, Fla. medalists in a sport that’s been part Milwaukee at Chicago, 8 p.m. Detroit at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Montreal at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games 1977 — Pete Maravich of the New of the Winter Olympics since 1924. Philadelphia at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Indiana at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Edmonton at Toronto, 7 p.m. Orleans Jazz scores 68 points, the 2017 — Marit Bjoergen wins a Sacramento at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Edmonton at Nashville, 8 p.m. Calgary at New Jersey, 7 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Utah, 9 p.m. most by an NBA guard, in a 124-107 record 15th world championship gold Dallas at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Florida at Colorado, 9 p.m. Tampa Bay at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. victory over the New York Knicks. medal in cross-country skiing with Tuesday’s Games Milwaukee at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Anaheim at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Vancouver at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. Only Wilt Chamberlain and Elgin Bay- victory in a 15-kilometer skiathlon. Orlando at New York, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Chicago at Anaheim, 10 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 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 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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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) Think about what you want to Pick up the pace and finish Step up to the podium and let Participation will help you use Create your own destiny. Con- Try to find new ways to use your do and travel down the path what you start. How you go others know what you are ca- pent-up energy constructively. sider what you want to do skills in ways that will improve that draws you. What you ac- about helping others will deter- pable of doing and what you Get out of the house, go to the and start the ball rolling. Be your cash flow. Physical labor complish will make a differ- mine your success. If someone are willing to contribute. The gym or take part in whatever innovative and seek out those will encourage you to get in ence to you and your loved tries to use you or take advan- people you encounter will en- provides you a challenging and who share your opinions and tip-top shape. Romance is on ones. tage of your hospitality, back rich your life. rewarding outlet. desires. the rise. away. ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Knowledge is power. Learn all Know how much you want to Emotions will surface if you Learn as you go and bring Be careful whom you trust with Listen, but don’t share your you can before you get into a contribute before you offer to don’t like what’s going on at about positive change that will personal information, secrets opinion. The information you debate or try to prove a point. help. Promising too much and home or work. Look at the encourage you to improve your or your possessions. Lending pick up will help you decipher Consider the outcome before falling short will put a dent in big picture and avoid neg- life. Be willing to walk away and borrowing isn’t a good who is worth spending time you pick a side. Don’t share your reputation. Be precise and ativity. Do what’s best and from negativity, demanding idea. Someone will twist your with and who isn’t. A change personal information. honor your pledge. right. people and bad relationships. words or misinform you. will be financially beneficial.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Woman admired for beauty wants men to look deeper It helps to be good and lucky DEAR ABBY: I have that’s how she managed it. Al Levy first organized a that that line will work. been reading your advice Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Grandma may not know, world computer bridge cham- This was the auction by and your mother’s for de- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, or understand if she does pionship in 1997, and has Wbridge5. At the other table, cades. I am an attractive know, but I’m guessing the run one every year since. He Synrey North bid two no- 65-year-old woman. I have and was founded by her mother, daughter is making sure no problem meeting men. I Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at she’s present for similar rea- calls the programs bots (rath- trump over two spades, then have been told numerous DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los sons. She wants to ensure it er than robots). raised three hearts to five times I look 20 years doesn’t happen to her kids The bots at Bridge Base On- hearts, asking South to bid younger than my age. Angeles, CA 90069. while continuing to let them line use an updated version of six with good trumps. South The problem is, if I hear interact. These sorts of fam- Matt Ginsberg’s GIB program, passed, which ended an ex- another man tell me how plaining and appreciate DEAR JUST CURIOUS: ily dynamics are not black which won the second and cellent sequence that was beautiful I am, I may go what you have. If you do, YEP! And it may have and white, so you manage third world championships. “rewarded” by losing points. ballistic. I want a man to you will be an even more started when she met him as best you can with people Since then, the most success- Wbridge5 knew the right appreciate me for my in- who you inexplicably still beautiful woman inside. when she was out of town. ful bots have been Jack (from play in hearts: run the jack, tellect and my personality. Even if there was no sex love (or love part of them) I thought when I was but who can’t be trusted not the Netherlands), which has then lead the 10, hoping to DEAR ABBY: My wife act, plenty of intimate won 10 times, and Wbridge5 pin the nine in the West hand. past 50 I would no longer physical contact WAS hap- to cause great harm. have to hear about my and I are having a debate: I recognized that strate- (from France), which has tri- As you can see, that 23.2 A married woman is out of pening — and that’s what looks. I want a man to ap- I’d classify as infidelity. gy as identical to my sis- umphed in six. percent chance came home preciate the person I am town by herself and meets ter’s, so thought I ought to The final of last year’s bot and gave Wbridge5 a lucky 11 a man two nights in a row inside, not outside. I don’t flag that possible explana- world championship was be- imps. for drinks. Over the next DEAR ABBY: Regard- wear makeup, and I don’t ing the letter from “Dis- tion for you. few months she talks to tween Wbridge5 and Synrey dress up. What does an old gruntled Grandparent” lady do to get a man to him several times on the ABBY READER IN Bridge from China. After half (Dec. 11), whose daughter NEW ZEALAND of the 64 boards, Synrey appreciate her for her phone, and then one night insisted on always being brain and not her looks? Bridge led 84 international he calls her at 9:30, after present when her children DEAR READER: That she is already in bed, and were with her mother and makes perfect sense, and match points to 79.9. (The ANNOYED IN tells her he’s in town. So fraction came from the car- FLORIDA father, I have a theory. thank you for writing. she gets up, gets dressed My sister would always “Disgruntled’s” letter re- ryover formula based on the DEAR ANNOYED: (drop-dead gorgeous), takes be present when her chil- ceived a large response result of the qualifying match Please cut these poor off and meets him. She sits dren were with our par- and an overwhelming ma- between these two programs, would-be suitors some in his truck for an hour, ents. This was because my jority of those who wrote to ensure that there could not slack. Until they get to kissing and hugging, no sex father had sexually abused suggested a similar sce- be a tie.) know the person you are or intimate touching. All of her and the rest of us nario. My heart goes out to Looking only at the North- inside, what else would you when we were children. you for what you and your this is without her hus- South hands, where would expect them to say to ingra- band’s knowledge. Did this She didn’t want the same siblings experienced as tiate themselves? You have woman have an affair? to happen to her children, children. I hope you were you like to land? How would been blessed with good but also didn’t want to de- able to get help and sup- you play the heart suit for one looks, an asset most women JUST CURIOUS IN prive them of knowing port in dealing with the loser? Guess at the chance would welcome. Stop com- GEORGIA their grandparents, so abuse you suffered.

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LEGAL NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION DIVORCE SUMMONS BY mortgage given by Marilyn Delacruz and Temistocle Tejeda to Mortgage Electronic Docket No. ES19P0455EA PUBLICATION AND MAILING Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Principal Residential Essex Probate and Family Court Suffolk Probate and Family Court Mortgage, Inc., dated July 25, 2003 and recorded in Essex County (Southern 36 Federal Street 24 New Chardon Street District) Registry of Deeds in Book 21417, Page 100 (the "Mortgage") of which Salem, MA 01970 Boston, MA 02114 mortgage Carrington Mortgage Services. LLC is the present holder by assignment (978)744-1020 Docket No. SU19D0004DR from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Principal Residential Mortgage, Inc. to CitiMortgage, Inc. dated August 15, 2012 recorded Jansellis Ortiz vs. Wilmar Alvarez Marin in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31637, Page 244 Estate of: and assignment from CitiMortgage, Inc. to Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC Frances G. Vocino To the Defendant: dated February 24, 2016 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Also known as: Frances Vocino The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Deeds in Book 34733, Page 171, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and Date of Death: 02/04/2019 grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 8 To all interested persons: The Complaint is on file at the Court. Duke Street, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold at a Public Auction at 1:00 PM on April A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you 5, 2019, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and Representative has been filed by: from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Joseph A. Vocino of Peabody MA of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: A parcel of land with the buildings thereon situated in Lynn, known as #8 Duke as requested in the Petition. Street, being shown as Lot 25 on a plan of land in the City of Lynn, Essex County, The Petitioner requests that: Jansellis Ortiz Commonwealth of Massachusetts, by S.R. Rogers, Surveyor, recorded with Essex Joseph A. Vocino of Peabody MA 34 Franklin Hill Ave South District Deeds in Book 1062, Page 1, bounded and described as follows: be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Apt. 2 on the bond in an unsupervised administration. Dorchester, MA 02124 Southwesterly: by Duke Street, 50 feet; IMPORTANT NOTICE You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the your answer, if any, on or before 03/21/2019. If you fail to do so, the court will Northwesterly: by Lots 20 and 21 on said plan, 100 feet; Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Northeasterly: by land now or formerly of Cook, 50 feet; and the return day of 04/01/2019. WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. Dunn, First Justice of this Court. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Date: January 23, 2019 Southeasterly: by Lot 29 on said plan, 100 feet appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Pamela Casey O'Brien timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Register of Probate Be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice described. to you. Item: February 25, 2019 UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Said premises are hereby conveyed subject to and with the benefits of rights and PROBATE CODE (MUPC) easements set forth in the record title. A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the Selling a house? District) Registry of Deeds in Book 20066, Page 59. administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Buying a house? The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other expenses of administration. municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to Date: February 19, 2019 Find out what properties and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of Pamela Casey O'Brien record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Register of Probate recently sold in your area. Item: February 25, 2019 Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order ADVERTISEMENT to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from Check out this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon The Revere Housing Authority (RHA) is requesting bids to provide procurement acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check assistance to RHA staff in connection with federal & state procurement and the Real Estate page in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, contracting requirements as prescribed in MGL c.149, c.30 s.39M and c.30B and Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 HUD 2 CFR Part 200. Bidders must have at least ten years of experience working in Saturday’s paper. or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the with the procurement of public contracts for design, construction, supplies and premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical services for both state and federal programs. Bidders must be knowledgeable error in this publication. about the applicability of the Massachusetts Prevailing Wage Law and federal Davis Bacon Wage requirements. The contract will be awarded to the lowest Other terms to be announced at the sale. responsible bidder who submitted the lowest hourly rate. The RHA anticipates entering into a one-year contract not to exceed $32,500 for such services with an Carrington Mortgage Services. LLC option to renew at the RHA's sole discretion, for period of up to two (2) additional Korde & Associates, P.C. years at one-year intervals. Bids must be mailed or hand delivered to the Revere 900 Chelmsford Street Housing Authority, 70 Cooledge Street, Revere, MA 02151 ATT: Patricia Duffy and Suite 3102 must be received no later than Monday, March 11, 2019 at 12:00 noon. For Lowell, MA 01851 additional information contact Patricia Duffy at 781-284-4394. (978) 256-1500 Item: February 25, 2019 Delacruz, Marilyn, 17-031005 Item: February 18, 25, March 4, 2019 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 China’s Huawei unveils 5G phone with folding screen

By Kelvin Chan and longer battery life, benefits of foldable phones ASSOCIATED PRESS said Richard Yu, CEO of and 5G technology,” For- its consumer business rester analyst Thomas BARCELONA, Spain — group. Husson said. Huawei still China’s Huawei unveiled “How can we bring the “has to find its own brand a new folding-screen more big innovation to voice to differentiate from phone on Sunday, joining this smartphone indus- Samsung and Apple and the latest trend for bend- try?” Yu said at a glitzy stop acting as a technolo- able devices as it challeng- media launch. gy challenger.” es the global smartphone The Mate X will sell for Huawei Technologies is market’s dominant play- $2,600 when it goes on trying to raise its profile ers, Apple and Samsung. sale by midyear. That’s in the fiercely competi- Huawei revealed its Mate X phone on the eve even more than Sam- tive smartphone market. of MWC Barcelona, a four- sung’s recently revealed Almost everyone with a day showcase of mobile Galaxy Fold, priced at smartphone has heard of devices, as the company nearly $2,000. Apple and Samsung, the battles U.S. allegations it The Mate X’s screen top device makers, and is a cybersecurity risk. wraps around the outside Google, the power behind The device can be used so users can still view it Android’s pervasive soft- FILE PHOTO |ASSOCIATED PRESS on superfast next-genera- when it’s closed, unlike ware. tion mobile networks that the Galaxy Fold, which Huawei, a Chinese com- British Prime Minister Theresa May is set to hold Brexit talks with Eu- are due to come online in has a screen that folds pany with a name many ropean Council President Donald Tusk ahead of a potentially pivotal the coming years. shut. Unfolded, the Mate people in the West don’t week for her plans to lead her country out of the European Union. Device makers are look- X’s screen is 8 inches diag- know how to pronounce ing to folding screens as onally, making it the size (it’s “HWA-way”), wants the industry’s next big of a small tablet. to join the market’s upper thing to help them break Yu said Huawei engi- echelon. U.K. leader delays Brexit vote, out of an innovation mal- neers spent three years It’s getting close. Sam- aise, although most an- working on the device’s sung was the No. 1 smart- alysts think the market hinge, which doesn’t leave phone seller for all of last risks further Cabinet discord is limited, at least in the a gap when shut. year, followed by Apple, By Lorne Cook aimed at wringing conces- The official, who isn’t early days. “No matter how innova- according to research ASSOCIATED PRESS sions out of her reluctant permitted to speak public- The Mate X is the an- tive and technology-ad- firm International Data EU partners. ly while the negotiations swer to a question Huawei vanced the new device is, Corp. Huawei came third, SHARM EL-SHEIKH, “As a result of that we are ongoing, said that faced as it sought to satis- it will take a lot more time though in some quarters Egypt — British Prime won’t bring a meaningful May informed Tusk about fy smartphone users’ de- for a critical mass of con- it took second place, IDC Minister Theresa May an- vote to Parliament this the “work and timeline mands for bigger screens sumers to experience the data showed. nounced Sunday that she week. But we will ensure to find a way forward on is delaying a vote on her that that happens by Brexit. In particular, the Brexit deal in Parliament, March 12,” she said. prime minister’s plans in Nicolas Maduro opponents boost saying it should now take Britain is due to leave relation to the meaningful place by March 12, a lit- the EU in just over a vote” meant to take place tle more than two weeks month on March 29. The by March 12. military rhetoric in Venezuela crisis before the U.K. is due to U.K. would be the first Tusk, who chairs sum- leave the European Union. country to leave the bloc mits of EU leaders and By Joshua Goodman amassing emergency food language to that of Presi- The move has the poten- and the move is full of acts on their behalf, re- and Christine and medical kits on Ven- dent Donald Trump, who tial to further sow discord deep economic and po- called that Britain’s 27 Armario ezuela’s borders in antic- in his public statements within her Cabinet. Three litical consequences. But partners insist on “clarity ASSOCIATED PRESS ipation of carrying out a has repeatedly refused to senior Cabinet members May has been unable to that a proposal for the way “humanitarian avalanche” rule out force and report- already had suggested CUCUTA, Colombia — convince the U.K. Parlia- forward can command a by land and sea to under- edly even secretly pressed Saturday that they may Opposition leader Juan ment to endorse the draft majority in the U.K.” be- mine Maduro’s rule. break ranks with her and Brexit deal she agreed fore the leaders take the Guaido has called on the aides as early as 2017 With activists failing back amendments to delay with the Europeans in issue up again. international community about the possibility of a to penetrate government Britain’s departure unless November. Any deal must British lawmakers will to consider “all options” to military incursion. blockades and deliver the a deal is agreed upon by also be endorsed by the consider various Brexit resolve Venezuela’s crisis, Secretary of State Mike aid, Guaido announced Parliament over the next European Parliament be- options this week as May a dramatic escalation in Pompeo has also stepped late Saturday that he week. fore the deadline. continues to seek conces- rhetoric that echoes com- up the belligerent rhetoric, would escalate his ap- saying on CNN’s “State But May told reporters “It is still within our sions from her EU coun- ments from the Trump peal to the international of the Union” on Sunday as she traveled to Egypt grasp to leave the Euro- terparts. No visible signs administration hinting at community — beginning that Maduro’s “days are for an EU-Arab League pean Union with a deal on of progress have emerged potential U.S. military in- with a meeting Monday numbered.” summit and talks with March 29,” May said. in recent weeks as the 27 volvement. in Colombia’s capital with European Council Presi- An EU official said there other member countries Guaido’s comments late U.S. Vice President Mike A close Guadio ally, Julio Borges, the exiled leader of dent Donald Tusk that her had been “no tensions” continue to insist that Saturday came after a Pence on the sidelines of negotiating team would congress who is Guaido’s between May and Tusk they will not renegotiate tumultuous day that saw an emergency summit of return to Brussels on during their half-hour the legally-binding di- ambassador to the Lima President Nicolas Madu- leaders of the so-called Tuesday for negotiations meeting. vorce deal. ro’s forces fire tear gas and Lima Group to discuss Group, was even more ex- buckshot on activists try- Venezuela’s crisis. plicit in urging a military ing to deliver humanitar- He said he would urge option. “We are going to Hijacking foiled on Bangladesh-Dubai ian aid in violent clashes the international com- demand an escalation of that left two people dead munity to keep “all op- diplomatic pressure ... and and some 300 injured. tions open” in the fight the use of force against flight and Bangladeshi suspect killed For weeks, the U.S. and to restore Venezuela’s de- Nicolas Maduro’s dictator- regional allies had been mocracy, using identical ship,” he said Sunday. By Julhas Alam later, after a crew member has not been released, ASSOCIATED PRESS reported “suspicious be- asked to speak to his wife havior” by the man, said and to Prime Minister DHAKA, Bangladesh — Rezaul Karim, an official Sheikh Hasina. The sus- A flight bound for Dubai with the Bangladeshi mil- pect died before reaching from Bangladesh’s capital, itary’s inter-service public the hospital, he said. Dhaka, made an emer- affairs office. The suspect appeared to gency landing Sunday in All 143 passengers and be “mentally imbalanced,” Chittagong, Bangladesh, seven crew members said Air Vice Marshal M. after a man attempted to aboard the Boeing 737- Naim Hassan, chairman hijack the plane, officials 800 were safely evacuated, of the Civil Aviation Au- said. Air Vice Marshal Mofidur thority. “I am saying this The suspect, a Bangla- Rahman said at a news because of his behavior. deshi, asked to speak to conference broadcast live He wanted to talk to the the country’s prime min- on Somoy TV. prime minister.” ister before dying from The commandos fired at Before the suspect was injuries in an exchange of the suspect after he shot pronounced dead, Rah- gunfire with military com- at them when they asked man, had described him as mandos, officials said. him to surrender, army a “terrorist” and said that The flight, operated by Maj. Gen. Motiur Rahman he had been arrested and state-run Biman Ban- told reporters, according was being questioned. gladesh Airlines, took off to ATN TV news. He said Bangladeshi soldiers from Dhaka at 4:35 p.m. that the suspect was car- could be seen during the for the trip to Dubai via rying a pistol, but did not live TV broadcast tak- PHOTO |ASSOCIATED PRESS Chittagong. say where the shooting ing positions inside Shah A U.S.-backed drive to deliver foreign aid to Venezuela on Saturday met The pilot made the emer- took place. Amanat International strong resistance as Venezuelan troops loyal to President Nicolas Mad- gency landing in Chit- The army official said Airport in Chittagong, 156 uro blocked the convoys at the border and fired tear gas on protesters. tagong about 40 minutes the suspect, whose name miles southeast of Dhaka.

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By Ana B. Ibarra school nurse in Oregon. their time among several KAISER HEALTH NEWS Student health is im- campuses, leaving many portant to academic suc- schools without nurses at As teachers across the cess, but when it comes to critical times and short of country walk out of their putting nurses in schools, the recommended staffing classrooms, hit the picket the education system has level. In some instances, lines and demand higher often “turned a blind eye,” teachers or support staff pay, they’re keeping school Fekaris said. Now, teach- give medication when a nurses in mind — asking ers are making nurses a nurse isn’t around. And in for more of them or at critical part of their con- at least one extreme case, least better pay for them. tract negotiations in a when a gun accidentally Oakland, Calif., teach- bold move that seems to discharged inside a Los ers went on strike after be working, she said. Angeles Unified School they were unable to make For districts, it comes District middle school a deal with the district down to limited funding, classroom last year, teach- that includes a “living said Erika Hoffman, a lob- ers tried to tend to the wage,” more nurses and byist with the California injuries before emergency more counselors. Earli- School Boards Associa- workers arrived. er this month in Denver, tion. “You’ve got massive Nonetheless, when dis- PHOTO |TNS thousands of educators competing interests: Do I tricts face budget cuts, Austin, Texas dentist Brad Buckingham received a bill for more than and school nurses went on hire a new teacher, a coun- nurses are among the first $70,000 after a bike accident landed him in the hospital and he needed strike and marched to the selor or a school nurse?” to go, Fekaris said. School emergency hip surgery. state Capitol asking for School districts do not nurses are not required by a significant raise — and make those decisions law in most states, even got it. lightly, Hoffman said. “We though their services, such Those unions follow in know healthy kids learn as vision, hearing and sco- Texans can appeal surprise medical the footsteps of Los An- better,” she said. “It’s liosis screenings, are. geles teachers, who, after great that the unions are The American Academy bills, but the process can be draining striking for six days last looking at the needs of the of Pediatrics used to rec- month, won a 6 percent whole child, but (nurses) ommend a ratio of 1 nurse By Ashley Lopez During the 2018 fiscal ance through Baylor Scott salary increase and 300 don’t come for free.” for every 750 students, but KUT year, however, it received & White Health, which he more school nurses over School nurses make a the organization updat- 4,445 bills, more than dou- bought through the Af- AUSTIN, Texas — In the next three years, national average salary ed its recommendation in ble the 2,063 bills received fordable Care Act market- Texas, a growing number enough to staff every of $63,944 to $66,973, ac- 2016 to at least one nurse in 2017. place. St. David’s was out of patients are turning to school with a full-time cording to the latest fig- in every school. Even after the changes, of his plan’s network, but a little-known state medi- nurse. ures from the National As- During the 2017-18 the mediation program no one told him that — at ation program to deal with “It shows that teachers sociation of School Nurses. school year, California could be a lot more robust first. unexpected hospital bills. recognize the importance About 55 percent of them schools employed 2,623 and is likely addressing Buckingham had broken The bills in question of having a nurse on-site earn less than $51,000 a full-time registered nurs- only a fraction of these his hip, and doctors took often arrive in patients’ at all times, but it’s sad year. es, according to the state problematic bills, consum- him into surgery the same mailboxes with shocking that it takes a strike to In many school districts Department of Education. er advocates say. day. balances that run into the get more nurses,” said across the country, there With about 6.22 million Brad Buckingham had “They held me in the tens or even hundreds of Nina Fekaris, president of aren’t enough nurses to students enrolled, that av- to deal with a surprise hospital for three days thousands of dollars. the National Association tend to students’ medical erages to about 1 nurse for medical bill after a bicycle just for recovery and nev- When patients, through of School Nurses and a needs. Nurses often split every 2,370 students. no fault of their own, are accident in 2016. er told me I was out of net- treated outside their in- Buckingham sent his work until the time of my surers’ network of hospi- bill to Kaiser Health News discharge,” he said. Report details widespread problems tals, the result can be a and NPR’s “Bill of the A few weeks later, Buck- surprise bill. Other times, Month” portal last year. ingham got a bill that said at All Children’s Hospital in Florida insurers won’t agree to The Austin, Texas den- he owed $71,543. pay what the hospital tist said he was on a ride The total bill eventually By Kathleen “We take the issues ees at a town hall meeting charges, and the patient with friends in December came to $75,346. Baylor McGrory raised by our regulators earlier this month. “So I is on the hook for the bal- 2016 when he crossed Scott & White, which left and Neil Bedi very seriously and will need your help in mak- ance. train tracks at an angle to the ACA marketplace the TAMPA BAY TIMES continue to collaborate ing sure that our oxygen The Texas Department avoid a pileup. His wheel following year, paid only closely with them as we tanks are secured.” of Insurance’s mediation slipped out from under $3,812. TAMPA, Fla. — A feder- implement our plan,” the The 49-page report sup- program can intervene him, and he landed hard Buckingham thought it al investigation into Johns hospital said in a state- ports and expands on a when Texans complain on his left hip. was a mistake, he said. He Hopkins All Children’s ment. “We must be vig- Tampa Bay Times inves- about an unexpected bill “All I could do was called the hospital and the Hospital in St. Petersburg ilant and diligent every tigation into the hospital’s — often after an emer- scream,” he said. “I couldn’t insurer to sort it out. But found failures in oversight day and, most important- heart surgery unit. gency in which a patient even make words.” after weeks of inquiring that went far beyond the ly, we cannot forget what The Times found that is rushed for treatment at His friends called an am- about it, there was no res- hospital’s Heart Institute. happened here and what the program’s 2017 death an out-of-network hospi- bulance, and Buckingham olution. A report released Fri- we have learned.” rate was the highest of tal. was taken to the nearest Both the hospital and day criticized the basic The federal report found any program in Florida. Historically, the state hospital: St. David’s South insurer insisted payment nature of the hospital’s that All Children’s did not Members of the medi- program had many re- Austin Medical Center. was his responsibility. structure, where virtually collect or track individual cal staff raised concerns strictions that left few con- “I specifically remember “I’m sitting there think- all authority rested with a physicians’ outcomes and about two heart surgeons sumers eligible for help. I gave them my health ing to myself that there is few Johns Hopkins execu- had no system for analyz- to the hospital’s leaders But the Texas Legislature insurance information in no way — there is no way tives. It rebuked the hos- ing “data used to monitor as early as 2015. But it expanded it in 2017. the ambulance,” he said. — this is right,” he said. pital’s board of trustees the overall quality of care wasn’t until 2017 that ad- Since then, more pa- “And they put me in the Baylor Scott & White for not exercising proper and patient safety provid- ministrators slowed sur- tients have been filing ER, and from the ER they said it couldn’t discuss oversight. And it detailed ed by the hospital.” geries and removed one complaints. In 2014, the took my insurance infor- Buckingham’s bill “due systemic problems with In addition to the fed- of the surgeons from the department was asked to mation again.” to confidentiality require- infection control. eral government’s main operating room. mediate 686 medical bills. Buckingham had insur- ments.” All Children’s had been findings, All Children’s Last month, the federal required to submit a plan was also cited for several agency placed the hospital for addressing the issues smaller infractions, such in “immediate jeopardy,” a FDA: Transfusion of ‘young blood’ won’t earlier this month. On Fri- as failing to properly keep rare status that requires day, All Children’s said the medical records, failing to the hospital to fix these is- reverse aging and could be dangerous federal government had properly document con- sues within weeks in order accepted its plan and the sent for procedures and to keep its public funding. By Kyle Nazario hospital was no longer at not securing oxygen cylin- About 5 percent of hos- THE ATLANTA risk of losing public fund- ders to their carts. pitals nationwide received JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION ing. “If an oxygen tank ex- an immediate jeopardy ci- Hospital leaders called plodes, it’s not a good tation last fiscal year, ac- The Food and Drug Ad- the development “good thing. It’s a missile,” Johns cording to the U.S. Centers ministration issued a news,” but said it was “by Hopkins Health System for Medicare and Medic- warning Tuesday, Feb., 19, no means the end of this President Kevin Sowers aid Services. Only three about new businesses of- important process.” told All Children’s employ- hospitals lost funding. fering blood transfusions from young donors. Some companies, accord- ing to Yahoo News, “charge thousands of dollars to inject older patients with infusions of blood plasma from young donors.” In December, the Huff- ington Post detailed how one such company claimed these transfusions could FILE PHOTO |TNS reverse aging and provide The Food and Drug Administration issued a something “pretty close” to warning about new businesses offering blood immortality. None of those transfusions from young donors. claims had any proof. “Simply put, we’re con- recipient. medication might receive cerned that some patients “Plasma administration a plasma transfer. are being preyed upon by is not without risks,” the In such a case, the ben- unscrupulous actors tout- men wrote. “The more efits (helps the patient’s ing treatments of plas- common risks are aller- blood to clot) outweigh the ma from young donors as gic reactions and transfu- risks (allergic reactions, cures and remedies,” the sion-associated circulato- etc.). However, even then, FDA said. “Such treat- ry overload.” the patient still faces the ments have no proven clin- Less common risks in- same risks inherent to ical benefits for the uses clude acute lung injury, transfusions. for which these clinics are infectious disease trans- “As a general matter, we advertising them and are mission or circulatory will consider taking reg- potentially harmful.” overload, the FDA warned. ulatory and enforcement The FDA statement, Plasma is the liquid actions against companies which is credited to Com- part of blood, containing that abuse the trust of pa- missioner Scott Gottlieb blood-clotting proteins. tients and endanger their and FDA director Peter The FDA said there are health with uncontrolled Marks, warns consumers a few instances where manufacturing conditions these treatments have not a plasma transfer has or by promoting so-called been tested to show they proved to be safe and use- ‘treatments’ that haven’t FILE PHOTO |TNS actually help patients. In ful. For example, patients been proven safe or effec- On Friday, All Children’s said the federal government had accepted its fact, the FDA says, the whose blood is unable to tive for any use,” the FDA plan and the hospital was no longer at risk of losing public funding. transfusions may hurt the clot because of illness or said.