THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2019 From mill to market in Peabody
By Thomas Grillo Knowing it was a gamble, he spent ITEM STAFF $480,000 of his own money to build a 12,000-square-foot showroom. He PEABODY — When Edward Gree- loved the space with the exposed ley outgrew the space for his home brick and high ceilings and imag- remodeling business, he knew it was ined the 200,000-square-foot proper- time to think big. ty could be reborn. “I was looking for a large commer- “We are not just developing a prop- cial space and spotted this building,” erty, and this is not just a real estate he said in front of 58 Pulaski St. “To story,” Greeley said. “We are creating say it was disgusting is being kind. a destination and bringing in fami- It was a dumping ground for old ap- ly-oriented companies to serve the pliances, lled with trash, and 80 city.” percent vacant.” Last year, after he borrowed $8.2 Despite its condition, Greeley ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK million from Salem Five Cents Bank leased a corner on the rst oor of and secured a $500,000 construction Edward Greeley, owner of Mills58, stands in a space that he wants to feel like the four-story mill building in 2012 the Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia. to house his NE Cabinet showroom. PEABODY, A3 Opioid MY HEART deaths GOES OUT TO ... decline in Lynn
By Steve Krause ITEM STAFF Lynn is exceeding the trend in Massachusetts when it comes to deaths by opioid overdoses. While state of cials said Wednesday that opioid-related deaths fell by 4 percent in 2018, BELLA DIGRAZIA Lynn Police Chief Michael Mageary said the COMMENTARY city’s decrease was 22 percent — from 70 in 2017 to 54 last year. No one’s going to judge you if you’re eating choco- “That’s a signi cant reduction,” Mageary said late-covered strawberries alone on Valentine’s Day. Wednesday. Because that’s usually what I do every year Mageary said a combination of factors have (shout out to my dad for always delivering contributed to the decrease: the fact that all po- them to my of ce). Corporate Amer- lice of cers on the street carry Narcan, the an- ica’s favorite holiday was a lot tidote to opioid overdoses; and the department’s more entertaining when I Behavioral Health Unit, a clinic within the was a kid. station that provides counseling inhouse and also nds the appropriate treatment for those ME, A3 arrested for possession. “It’s more important to get treatment for peo- ple like that as opposed to putting them in jail,” said Mageary Wednesday. “You have to start somewhere, though,” he said, acknowledging that even 54 is too high a gure when it comes to opioid-related deaths. The statewide decrease is the second in two ... ME years, the State Department of Public Health reported Wednesday. But of cials said the prob- lem is far from under control. The report also showed that fentanyl, a pow- erful synthetic opioid, was present in nearly nine of 10 deaths in 2018 in which toxicology re- INSIDE ports were complete. The connection of fentanyl Elections starting to Opinion to deadly overdoses has been rising steadily for Lynn puts the focus the past ve years. on showing up. A4 There were 1,617 con rmed opioid-related shape up in Nahant overdose deaths in 2018, with another 320 to 394 Charles: Daily expected to be added once cause of death is nal- By Bridget Turcotte Incumbents Robert Scanlan and Cal Valentines. A4 ized for those cases, the report said. The number ITEM STAFF Hastings have returned nomination pa- of con rmed or probable overdose deaths cur- pers to be re-elected as constable and a Let’s go 100 percent rently stood at 2,056 for the previous year. NAHANT — Three candidates have re- Planning Board member, respectively. No renewable to protect Fatal overdoses declined 2 percent from 2016 turned papers for the April town election. one has yet returned papers for the other the North Shore. A4 to 2017. Up for grabs is one three-year term on open seat on the committee. “While we are encouraged to see fewer opi- the Board of Selectmen, one one-year Papers have not yet been returned for LOOK! oid-related overdose deaths for a second consec- term on the Board of Assessors, one one- the remaining positions, but papers are Peabody Rotary Club utive year and a 35 percent decrease in report- year term for constable, a three-year still available to be picked up and are due sponsors a tasty ed opioid prescriptions since 2015, the opioid term on the Library Board of Trustees, back to the clerk’s of ce by Friday, March fundraiser. A8 epidemic continues to present a very serious a one-year term for town moderator, two 8 at 5 p.m. The signatures on returned pa- challenge that is made more dif cult due to the ve-year terms on the Planning Board, Sports pers have not yet been certi ed by Town Swampscott hockey grabs presence of fentanyl,” said Gov. Charlie Baker, and one three-year term on the School Clerk Margaret Barile. tourney spot with win in a statement. Committee. Voter registration deadline is Friday, over Saugus. B1 Fentanyl was present in 89 percent of toxicol- Carl Maccario and Joshua A. Antrim are April 5 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the town ogy screens ordered by the state’s chief medical both vying for one open seat on the Board clerk’s of ce. Voting is April 27. English girls basketball examiner in 2018, the report said. Figures pro- of Selectmen. The position is currently edges Classical in held by Chesley Taylor, who was voted in Bridget Turcotte can be reached at btur- vided for the third quarter of the year showed defensive battle. B1 for his rst term in 2016. Taylor was pre- [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter OPIOIDS, A3 viously a School Committee member. @BridgetTurcotte. National award Beyond Walls CEO Al Wilson says the pres- isn’t Beyond Lynn tigious Rudy Bruner Award By Bella diGrazia $10,000, according to the Wednesday an- for Urban ITEM STAFF nouncement. Al Wilson, CEO of Beyond Excellence has Walls, said the prestigious award has been LYNN — Beyond Walls, Lynn’s own mu- been on his on his team’s radar since the festival’s in- team’s radar ral festival, was named one of ve nalists ception in 2017. since the festi- for the Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Ex- “We are really pumped up and hoping we val’s inception cellence. can win this thing,” said Wilson. “The other in 2017. For the enhancement of future projects, nominated parties do great work but they the 2019 gold medalist will receive $50,000 ITEM FILE PHOTO and four silver medalists will each receive AWARD, A3
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Penelope P. Zaharopoulos, 93 Elaine F. Bledsoe, 87 Robert F. Langlois, 77 1931-2019 Penelope P. (Kat- py and blessed life LYNN — Elaine er of Patricia DeMon- HAMPTON, N.H. — in-law, Bertha White soulomitis) Zaha- with their wonderful Frances (Sullivan) tier of Lynn; the cher- Robert F. Langlois, and her husband ropoulos, also known friends and family. Bledsoe, 87, of Lynn, ished grandmother of 77, of Hampton, Daniel of Lynn, and to family and friends In addition to her died on Monday, Feb. Thomas DeMontier former longtime resi- Elaine O’Malley and as “Popi,” age 93, daughter Pamela 11, at Salem Hospi- and his wife, Tiffa- dent of Lynn, passed her husband Timo- passed away peace- and son-in-law Le- tal. ny of Melrose and away peacefully at thy of Peabody, and fully on Thursday, Roy, she is survived Elaine was born in Michael DeMontier his home on Tuesday, many devoted niec- Feb. 7 at Lafayette by her sister, Con- Lynn, the daughter of and his husband, Feb. 12, 2019. es, nephews, grand assisted living facility stantina Delalis of the late William and Andrew Farley of He was born in nieces and nephews in Marblehead after a Sparta, Greece, and Margaret (Dowling) Wake eld; the ador- Lynn in 1941, a son and cousins who brief illness. She was the cher- many nephews, nieces, Sullivan. She was a graduate ing great-grandmother of Ben of the late Alfred R. and Ellen each held a special place in ished and devoted wife of the grand-nephews, grand-niec- of Lynn English High School DeMontier; the dear sister of (McWalters) Langlois. Raised his heart. In addition to his late Andreas P. Zaharopoulos, es, great-grand-nephews and with the Class of 1949. She Donald Sullivan and his wife, in Lynn, he graduated from St. parents, he was predeceased with whom she shared more great-grand-nieces in Greece, earned her registered nurse Joanne of Lynn and the late Mary’s High School with the by his twin brother Richard P. than 40 years of wonderful the United States, and Cana- status at the Lynn Hospital William G. “Gerry” Sullivan Class of 1959 and later Mer- Langlois in 1994. marriage. da, who she loved and adored School of Nursing. She served and the late Philip Sullivan; rimack College in 1963. Fol- Our grateful thanks to the She was the loving and as her own grandchildren. in the U.S. Air Force in Iceland and the aunt of many niec- lowing college Bob enlisted in Hampton Fire Department, devoted mother of Panagiota She was predeceased by her and the United States as a es and nephews, including the Air Force, where he proud- our church family and Rock- “Pamela” Laliberte and her brother Demetrios Katsoulo- nurse during the Vietnam War. close nieces, Beth Hilton and ly served four years achieving ingham VNA & Hospice for husband LeRoy Laliberte of mitis of Lynn. She worked as the public Meghan Sullivan, both of Lynn. the rank of captain. their loving care and support. Lynn. Service information: Her health nurse at Lynn City Hall Service information: After his time in the service Service information: Visit- Born and educated in funeral will be held on Friday for many years until her retire- Elaine’s funeral will be held Bob started his 30-year ca- ing hours will be held from Megali Vrisi, Laconia, Greece, at 9:30 a.m. in St. George ment in 1998. After her retire- from the CUFFE-McGINN Fu- reer working for the Air Force 4-8 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 18, she was the daughter of the Greek Orthodox Church, 54 ment from the city she worked neral Home, 157 Maple St., at Hanscom Air Force Base. 2019 at the REMICK & GEN- late Panagiotis and wife Geor- S. Common St., Lynn. Burial as the parochial school nurse at Lynn, on Saturday, Feb. 16 at During this time, Bob attended DRON Funeral Home-Crema- gia (Vrazanis) of Megali Vrisi, will be in Pine Grove Cem- St. Pius V, Sacred Heart and St. 10 a.m., followed at 11 a.m. Western New England College, tory, 811 Lafayette Road, Laconia, Greece. She immi- etery, Lynn. Relatives and Jean Baptiste for several years. by a funeral Mass in St. Pius receiving an MBA in 1977. Hampton, N.H. A Mass of grated to the United States friends are respectfully in- Elaine enjoyed walking V Church, Lynn. Burial will Bob retired in 1994 as the Christian burial will be cel- with her daughter and hus- vited. Visitation will be in in Lynn Woods, Breakheart follow in St. Joseph Ceme- deputy director of Contracting. ebrated at 10 a.m. on Tues- band in 1966, and became the church on Friday from Reservation, or along Lynn tery, Lynn. Visiting hours will Bob was a devoted Catholic day, Feb. 19, 2019 at Our lifelong residents of Lynn. 8:30-9:30 a.m., prior to the Beach and Red Rock Park. be held on Friday, Feb. 15 and current communicant at Lady of the Miraculous Med- A devout Greek Ortho- service. In lieu of owers, In her younger years she en- from 3-7 p.m. Contributions Our Lady of the Miraculous al Church, Hampton, N.H. dox Christian, she drew her donations may be made to joyed gol ng at Gannon’s Golf in Elaine’s memory may be Medal Church in Hampton, Burial will follow at 2 p.m. in strength from her faith which St. George Greek Orthodox Course. She also enjoyed trav- made to the Disabled Amer- where he was active in bible St. Mary’s Cemetery in Lynn. played an important part in Church, 54 S. Common St., eling when she served in the ican Veterans, State House, study and a member of the Relatives and friends are her life. She was soft-hearted, Lynn, MA 01902. Arrange- Air Force to Iceland, New Mex- Room 546, Boston, MA Holy Name Society and Men respectfully invited. In lieu and was known for her cheer- ments by the SOLIMINE Fu- ico, and Alabama as well as 02133 or via www.davma. of St. Joseph. He also enjoyed of owers, donations may ful disposition, her generosity, neral Home, Lynn. Directions more recently enjoying org. To share a memo- taking pilgrimages and travel- be made to St. Vincent de kindness, compassion and and guestbook at www.soli- trips to Ireland and Se- ry or leave online con- ing. Paul Society, 289 Lafayette her wonderful sense of humor. mine.com. dona, Ariz., among other dolences, please visit Surviving family members Road, Hampton, NH 03842 Along with her beloved late places. Most of all she www.cuffemcginn. include his wife of 19 years, or Rockingham VNA & Hos- husband Andres, they loved loved spending time com. Joan (McLaughlin) Pietrowicz pice, 137 Epping Road, Ex- nature, animals, enjoyed gar- with her entire family Langlois of Hampton; broth- eter, NH 03833. Please visit dening, and lived a long, hap- and most recently with her ers-in-law, John McLaughlin www.RemickGendron.com to great-grandson, Ben. and his wife Laurie of Suffolk, view Bob’s memorial web- Elaine was the loving moth- Va., and Thomas McLaughlin, site, sign his tribute wall or also of Suffolk, Va.; sisters- directions. Alan E. Richardson, 53
GLOUCESTER — ton, N.H., and Brian Double duty: Senators juggle Alan E. Richardson, DesRosiers and his age 53, of Glouces- wife Amanda of Es- ter, formerly of Texas sex; as well as his presidential bids and day jobs and Lynn, died Tues- nieces and nephews, day in Addison-Gil- Ashley, Kassie, Krista, bert Hospital after a Abby, Paige, Brayden By Elana Schor ASSOCIATED PRESS lengthy illness. and Bridget. He was the son of Service informa- WASHINGTON — David Richardson tion: His funeral Fresh off jumping into the and his wife Margie of Essex, will be held on Saturday at 2020 presidential race, and the late Frances (Hartung) 11 a.m. in the SOLIMINE Fu- Sen. Elizabeth Warren Armstrong. Born and raised in neral Home, 426 Broadway had plans to meet voters Lynn, he was a graduate of (Route 129), Lynn. Relatives in Las Vegas. The only Lynn Vocational and Technical and friends are respectfully problem: a government High School. He moved to Tex- invited. Visitation will be on shutdown roiling Wash- as in 2000, and returned to Saturday from 10-11 a.m., ington. Massachusetts in 2015. He prior to the funeral. Burial The Massachusetts had worked in housekeeping will be private. Those who Democrat had to decide for Lynn and Union hospitals prefer may make donations whether to keep her plans for 15 years. to Shriners Hospitals for last month in a critical In addition to his father and Children, 2900 Rocky Point early voting state or stay step-mother, he is survived Drive, Tampa, FL 33607 or in Washington in case her by his brothers, Brian Rich- to a charity of your choice. vote was needed in the ardson and his wife Tammy Directions and guestbook at Senate to end the impasse. of Gloucester and Dale Rich- www.solimine.com. She ultimately decided to ardson and his ancé Tonie of remain in the capital and Cisco, Texas; his step-broth- will make up for the can- ers, Peter DesRosiers and his cellation by visiting Las companion Lisa Forte of New- Vegas on Sunday. The episode illustrates the challenge facing the nearly half-dozen sena- Jannell M. Morris, 32 tors running for the White House. Dysfunction in Washington makes it dif- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS LYNN — Jannell M. Jannell was raised cult for them to make Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., speaks to local residents during an or- (McCormack) Morris, in Lynn and was a plans. Republicans in ganizing event in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 32, devoted moth- graduate of Lynn control of the Senate are er, erce patriot, and Tech, Class of 2005. poised to force politically sensitive votes. And candi- had to spend time think- for Democratic presiden- vote on it. United States Army She proudly served ing long and hard about tial hopefuls by holding a But before that measure veteran, died unex- our nation as a spe- dates must maintain a re- lentless travel schedule to over the holidays.” vote on a sweeping climate comes up, they’ll have to pectedly at North cialist in the U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, a Vir- change proposal known as cast a challenging vote Shore Medical Center Army and was de- build support in the early voting states of Iowa, New ginia Democrat who was the Green New Deal in an this week on a new gov- Union Hospital on ployed for several his party’s 2016 vice pres- effort to drive a wedge be- ernment funding bill with Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019 tours to ght the War Hampshire, South Caro- lina and Nevada without idential nominee, said the tween the candidates and more than $1 billion for after being stricken ill at home. on Terrorism in Afghanistan. intensity will only grow. their liberal base. constructing new barriers She lived life for her two Above all, she dedicated her- missing a beat on Capitol “If you’re going to run, Five top-tier Democrat- along the U.S.-Mexico bor- adoring children, Gabrielle self to her children, her family, Hill, where a missed vote der — less than President and Zion; and leaves her and those who loved her most. could come back to haunt you’ve got to be very sin- ic presidential contend- brother, Joseph Morgan and Jannell was happiest while in them. gle-minded about it. And ers who also serve in the Donald Trump pushed for, ancé Shanna Gadoua of the company of laughter, shar- “This schedule is go- so over the long haul, Senate are backing the but still more than many Leominster; maternal grand- ing her sense of humor, or a ing to be very different,” it’s really a hard balanc- Green New Deal. A sixth on the left support. mother, Judith Jordan of Bev- quick sel e. Democratic presidential ing act,” he said. “I didn’t high-pro le backer, Ver- Texas Sen. John Cornyn, erly; her father, David Roy of Service information: A cel- contender and New York run for a year or run for mont independent Sen. a longtime GOP leader, Lynn; the McCormack and ebration of the life of Jannell Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand two years, but even the Bernie Sanders, is likely predicted in a recent in- Leger families; generations of Morris will be held at GO- said in an interview. “I’ll 105-day version of it was to enter the presidential terview that Democrat- aunts, uncles, nieces, neph- ODRICH Funeral Home, 128 be working every week- tough.” race in the coming weeks. ic senators running for ews, cousins and friends. She Washington St., Lynn, from end, which is just differ- Senate Majority Leader It’s not clear whether they president would face a is predeceased by her mother, 1-4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. ent. And that’s why this Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., all will support the ambi- “pretty bumpy” time given Julie (McCormack) Rosario. 16, 2019. was a very important signaled this week that he tious, still-symbolic plan that his party controls the family decision that we will make the task harder when McConnell tees up a chamber’s schedule.
Admissions bias lawsuit against Harvard in judge’s hands 781-593-7700 Publishing Daily, except Sundays By Collin Binkley in November. The case ce holds Asian-Ameri- factors to choose from representing the group, USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 ASSOCIATED PRESS will be decided by U.S. cans to a higher standard more than 40,000 appli- said Harvard’s own admis- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional of ces. District Judge Allison D. and uses a subjective “per- cants a year. It says race sions records show that BOSTON — A feder- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Burroughs, although any sonal rating” to limit their can only help, never hurt, students of Asian descent Subscriptions al judge will now decide ruling is expected to be admission to the elite Ivy an applicant’s chances of are treated differently Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States whether Harvard Uni- appealed. League school. getting in. from how students of oth- $20.00 for 4 weeks versity intentionally $65.00 for 13 weeks The case carries implica- Students for Fair Admis- On Wednesday, law- er races are, yet the school $130.00 for 26 weeks discriminates against tions for other U.S. schools sions, the group behind yers for Students for Fair has failed to provide any $260.00 for 1 year Asian-American appli- that consider race in ad- the lawsuit, says students Admissions argued that explanation. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, cants, an allegation made missions decisions as a of Asian descent have the Harvard’s admissions of - “Harvard has yet to come send address changes to: in a 2014 lawsuit that was The Daily Item way to bring a diverse mix strongest academic re- cers aren’t “evil” and may up with any race-neutral 110 Munroe St. debated in a nal round of of students to campus. It cords yet receive the low- simply have “fallen prey explanation for the Asian P.O. Box 5 arguments Wednesday. has added fuel to a nation- est scores on the personal to racial stereotyping,” but penalty in the personal Lynn, MA 01903 Lawyers for both sides al debate about whether rating, which scores appli- the group said their treat- rating,” he said. “No Har- clashed at Boston’s feder- and how race should in u- cants on traits including ment of Asian-Americans vard admission of cer was al courthouse, largely re- ence admissions. “courage” and “likability.” still amounts to intention- willing to come here and capping cases they made The lawsuit argues that Harvard says it uses al discrimination. testify as to why this is during a trial that ended Harvard’s admissions of- race only as one of many Adam Mortara, a lawyer happening.” THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Opioid deaths States look to boost oversight decline in Lynn of struggling small colleges
OPIOIDS phine — in the final three By Lisa Rathke transfer elsewhere. From A1 months of 2018. and Collin Binkley The state moved to in- Though encouraged ASSOCIATED PRESS tervene after the abrupt cocaine present in 48 per- by the overall decline shutdown of Mount Ida cent and heroin in 34 per- in deaths, state officials POULTNEY, Vt. — Af- College, which announced cent of the screens. sounded the alarm over ter 185 years of educat- last April it would be clos- Massachusetts last year statistics from 2017 that ing students on its cam- ing just weeks later. The added new mandatory pris- showed a 45 percent in- pus of brick buildings on news blindsided students. on sentences for trafficking crease in opioid-related Poultney’s main street, In Vermont, officials took in fentanyl and carfentanil, fatalities among non-His- Green Mountain College notice when Burlington another synthetic opioid. panic black males. announced last month it College folded in 2016 un- Reducing opioid pre- “The opioid epidemic would close after this ac- der the weight of debt from scriptions has been a focus does not discriminate by ademic year, leaving hun- a real estate deal, leaving of state prevention efforts, race or ethnicity or by geo- dreds of students scram- student records behind. including a 2016 law that graphic region,” said Dr. bling to figure out where The state Agency of Edu- limits first-time opioid pre- Monica Bharel, the state’s to go next. cation had to take over the scriptions to a 7-day sup- public health commis- The liberal arts college, records, which was costly, ply and allows patients to sioner. “Individuals and which saw enrollment said Rep. Lawrence Cup- request that pharmacies families of every race and drop 43 percent over the oli, vice chairman of the fill less than the full pre- in every part of the state last decade, is going the House Committee on Edu- scription of a drug. have been impacted.” way of some other small cation. The following year, The Massachusetts Pre- schools that have strug- the Legislature had the scription Monitoring Pro- Material from the Asso- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gled to stay afloat amid Association of Vermont gram reported 546,000 ciated Press was used in a shift toward more ca- Students walk on the campus of Green Moun- Independent Colleges set Schedule II prescriptions this report. Steve Krause reer-oriented training tain College in Poultney, Vt. up an agreement with its — including such drugs can be reached at sk- and, particularly in col- member schools to house as oxycodone and mor- [email protected]. lege-rich New England, a year and a half together, In Massachusetts, where student records if a school decline in the number of she said. “Now it’s only at least 17 colleges have went out of business. high school students. four months,” she said. closed or merged over the Vermont legislators last “I’m definitely just sad year considered requir- National award To help protect students, past six years, state edu- and disappointed,” said ing that a school placed state officials in the region cation officials are mov- Lauren Coye, an environ- on probation for financial isn’t Beyond Lynn mental studies major from have been looking into in- ing forward with a plan reasons by its accrediting Plaistow, N.H. “I mean this creasing their oversight to screen colleges every agency inform the state community is so great and of private, independent year and gauge their risk of its status and submit a AWARD in the “Impactful Public I fell in love with the cam- colleges. The plans have of closing. If the state con- plan for student records, Art” category, with public From A1 pus as soon as I came here, met resistance from col- cludes a school might not setting money aside if nec- voting closing on Feb. 22. and the farm and the goats lege leaders, who worry finish the next academic essary. That bill did not are much bigger entities. More than anything and everyone in town, too.” financial woes could be year, it would be required pass but lawmakers hope We are just a three-person else, Wilson said it is She and her friends publicized before they are to notify students and pre- to take up similar lan- shop based in downtown Lynn’s residents and lo- thought they had another at serious risk of closing. pare a plan to help them guage this session. Lynn and I think this is a cal politicians who made testament to all our hard an award nomination like work.” this happen. With their If the city-bred festival continued support, Wil- Health Policy Commission seeks to gets the golden slot, the son felt as though Beyond cash will go straight into Walls could do anything. their next project, Wilson “This is a really big deal unwind prescriptions, administration said. Aside from another for Lynn and a testament mural festival, Beyond to how the city got behind By Katie Lannan The commission on sion’s annual cost trends ers to be evaluated based Walls is looking to revamp us,” he said. STATE HOUSE Wednesday approved a report, which probes the on their contributions to the three-acre site they Projects also nominated NEWS SERVICE slate of policy recommen- major spending drivers in total spending growth, but for the award are Buffalo own on the waterfront. dations aimed at manag- health care. leave out drug companies. Bayou Park in Houston, BOSTON — The state’s The goal is to build a ing the growth in health Total health care spend- The report recommends Texas, Crosstown Con- Health Policy Commission public park with ame- care costs. Several of the ing grew 1.6 percent in authorizing the Execu- nities for all ages, with course in Memphis, Tenn., is calling for policymak- Parasite Skatepark in ers, the medical field and suggestions — among 2017, the lowest level tive Office of Health and large-scale pieces of art them, protecting consum- tracked since passage of Human Services to estab- displayed throughout. Wil- New Orleans, La., and Sul- insurers to take action on phur Springs Downtown two complicated issues ers against unexpected a 2012 cost containment lish a process allowing son said he wants to input out-of-network charges law, and this year’s report “rigorous review” of high- a jungle gym for kids, an in Sulphur Springs, Texas. that contribute to the cost Winners will be selected of health care in Mas- and reducing avoidable use pegs hospital outpatient cost drugs and increasing exercise area for adults, of emergency rooms — are spending and pharma- MassHealth’s ability to ne- a multi-use athletic field, sometime in June by a na- sachusetts: prescription repeats of steps the panel cy spending as the fast- gotiate directly with man- and a production stage for tionwide committee of ur- drug spending and admin- has urged in the past. est-growing areas. ufacturers for additional an array of performances. ban experts, after they visit istrative expenses. The repeat recommen- The commission has supplemental rebates. “We have really high all the sites in April. “I think there’s one of dations, HPC executive called for efforts to ad- Seltz said issues of “ad- hopes for being able to pull “The range of issues ad- Dante’s seven layers of ministrative complexity” something off to give all dressed in this year’s sub- hell that is devoted to un- director David Seltz said, dress prescription drug missions reflect the evolu- parties in Lynn access to derstanding pharmaceuti- cover topics that require costs before. This year, will be a top priority for tion of our understanding the waterfront,” said Wil- cal pricing, and I think it’s ongoing attention and Seltz said, the HPC is the commission this year. of placemaking in cities,” son. “It takes things like just next to the one where work, or where there has seeking “a little bit more He said the commission Rudy Bruner Award found- this award to help fund it.” you consider administra- not yet “been sufficient ac- parity in terms of our has heard “increasing er Simeon Bruner said The key to Beyond Wall’s tive costs, and I’m not sure tion to address those poli- oversight and accountabil- frustration” from health in a press release. “The success, according to Wil- which one is inner,” said cy areas.” ity around pharmaceutical plans and providers over five finalists illustrate the David Cutler, who fills the The policy ideas are manufacturers.” He said the number of varied pro- son, is the variety and shifting role of design in re- scale of its projects, cou- health economist seat on included as part of the current laws allow health cesses to deliver and bill sponse to the imperatives the commission. Health Policy Commis- care providers and insur- for care. pled with the community’s of social inclusivity and en- support and wide range vironmental resilience.” of diversity and skills of project partners, funders, Bella diGrazia can be From mill to market in Peabody and artists. The mural reached at bdigrazia@ festival is also nominated itemlive.com. Follow her on for a Hubweek Art Award Twitter @BelladiGrazia. PEABODY smooth sailing. From A1 Two weeks ago, Gree- ley appeared before the My heart goes out to ... me loan from the city’s Com- City Council’s Industrial munity Development of- & Community Develop- ME left over from Christmas. fice, Greeley bought the ment Committee seeking Frankly, I think being sin- From A1 property and renamed it approval to allow commer- gle on Valentine’s Day is Mills58. cial and residential use in In elementary school, my the best way to do it. Today, with help from the mill. favorite day of the year I’ll spend the day eating his wife and a cousin, the While the five-member was Feb. 14. We’d buy Val- my co-worker’s homemade team is reshaping the panel enthusiastically entines filled with corny gluten-free cookies and my 129-year-old building. quotes and the faces of supported commercial evening getting free drinks When complete, they hope adored Disney Channel use, they declined to en- in the South End while it will resemble Reading characters and drop them dancing with my “galentine” dorse his proposal to build Terminal Market in Phila- into heart-shaped enve- Elizabeth. And throughout a dozen penthouse lofts on delphia. The National His- lopes on our desks. Also, we the week I’ll get enlight- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the fourth floor. toric Landmark building skipped lunch and stuffed ened words of advice from Bettencourt said he sup- is home to more than 80 Edward Greeley is remodeling 58 Pulaski St. in our faces with chocolate. my friend, Bridget, claiming ports the idea of changing businesses that sell every- Peabody. The mid-2000s were a “Cookies are better than the zoning to allow hous- thing from fresh produce much simpler time. men,” and “He’s a bologna ing at that location, and as to used books. the first floor is Work among the lowest on the Now, aside from paying sandwich that thinks he’s a the councilors see the dra- Already, Greeley has Tank, a 4,000-square- North Shore, he said. matic changes at Mills58, bills and trying to make fig and brie.” foot shared workspace for When Greeley bought sure we get to work on time filled the four-story brick they may see the merits. Romance isn’t dead; start-ups and people who the property, there were every day, we’re expected it just isn’t always the mill with two dozen ten- “We can revisit residen- can’t afford the high rents several junk dealers in the to scrounge for Valentine’s point. Who had the bright ants, including the Little tial in the future,” he said. of traditional office space. building. As those busi- dates while listening to idea that the only way to Star Child Care Center, Greeley, who has spent Inspired by Workbar, nesses left, the site across our coupled co-workers show someone you care for photography studios, an- nearly nine years work- the first company to pro- from Peabody’s Gardner talk about their overly ex- them is to spend your en- tique shops, and Essex ing on his dream, has pa- vide shared commercial Park neighborhood has pensive dinner plans. tire paycheck? County Brewing. tience. First of all, how do you Your Valentine doesn’t ButcherBox, a Cam- spaces in Boston a decade fewer large trucks and is “I think if the councilors afford a $250 meal, a doz- have to be a significant bridge-based monthly ago, Work Tank will offer noticeably quieter. see what we’re doing, they en roses, and a box of choc- other and you don’t have subscription service that private offices, cowork- Mayor Edward A. Bet- may come around,” he said. olates? Second of all, can to have just one. My par- sells organic meats, has a ing space, conference and tencourt Jr. likes Greeley’s “When I’m done, this mill someone please explain to ents are my Valentines, as test kitchen and a TV stu- training rooms, and ded- vision for the property and will be unlike any other me where the heart shape well as my friends, and I dio on the fourth floor. icated desks for $99 to the city’s stake in the mill place on the North Shore.” came from? Because bio- don’t limit that admira- “We love it here,” said $299 per month. is evidence. logical hearts look nothing tion to one day a year. Jenny Valley, the com- “When I started my busi- “I am very excited about Thomas Grillo can be like that. But, as corny as it sounds, pany’s kitchen manager. ness, our leased space cost the Pulaski Street project,” reached at tgrillo@item- The couples out there — the most important Valen- “We wanted an industri- $2,200 a month, that’s a he said. “I am impressed live.com. you know, the ones spend- tine is yourself. Whether al, barn house look with lot to pay when you’re a by Ed Greeley, who has ing hundreds of dollars on it’s getting a pedicure or exposed brick and high small business,” Greeley put a tremendous amount AW FFICES OF a decent city skyline view taking an hour to get a ceilings and this space said. “We wanted an en- of effort, time and money L O AMES ARRIGAN and a beet salad — say massage, it doesn’t take brought our ideas to life.” vironment for entrepre- into his property. As a city, J J. C single people are off the much to romance yourself. Emilie Avijanac, test neurs who do not have to we are looking for good • Social Security Disability hook on Valentine’s Day. Or, if you’re feeling a lit- kitchen manager, said come up with a massive people, like Ed, who want • Workers Compensation If we weren’t forced into tle frisky, Qdoba Mexican they use the studio to amount of cash for over- to invest in Peabody.” • Accidents 25 years located across feeling like romance is the grill is offering buy-one- shoot videos that teach head. Here, you can give Greeley said his dream from Lynn District Court customers how to cook the your clients a $1 million would not have been pos- only reason for the holi- get-one burritos for guests 15 Johnson St. day, I’d say it was true. who come in and share a meats they sell, and have look for very little money.” sible without the support We get condemned for kiss. I don’t know many enough space for a test In addition, space is be- of the mayor, Community 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN being lonely. Who’s lonely? people who would say no kitchen, too. ing renovated for a yoga Development Director Curt ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN I have my friends, I have to free food. “Before, we used to cook studio, a salon, and a Bellavance, and the Build- LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL rosé, and I have some Happy Valentine’s Day. out of our homes,” she said. food court. Asking rents ing and Fire departments. www.jamescarriganlaw.com pretty choice gift cards To me, from me. Under construction on are $12 per square foot, But it hasn’t all been [email protected] A4 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2019 OPINION Daily Valentines HOW TO REACH US
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Those are hate the birds), sew a fore he got up, fixed our pital chair, “then we’re go- classi [email protected] our undying love and de- the days I look forward to. button on a favorite shirt, lunch, and started getting ing to go through this last Subscriptions [email protected] votion is bearing down on See, it’s the daily Valen- cook a favorite meal, make ready for work. night together.” He lived another 48 Circulation us. tines that really tell the a favorite dessert. It’s They did this for years, [email protected] If you’re single, you’re off story. The little things we what you do for each other, sleeping, eating in shifts hours (my Daddy was Ext. 3 the hook, but constantly do for each other and for because you actually like — and never complaining the strongest man I ever reminded that you’re un- the people we love add each other. about the shared sacri- knew), but she never left Newsroom [email protected] coupled. And even if you’re up to more than all those My parents were mar- fice of never getting a full his side. She was there for all the final goodbyes, [email protected] happily alone, this time chocolate hearts and bal- ried for 48 years. In that night’s sleep, or rarely eat- Ext. 4 of the year everything loons loaded into one bas- time, my father always ing a meal as a family. and when he drew his last Sports seems to want to shout ket once a year. brought home a big box My father suffered from breath. Don’t let the florists and [email protected] at you, you’re all alone! If Our daily Valentines are of candy for my mother emphysema for 10 years the candy people fool you. Ext. 5 you’re part of a new cou- the ones we send when for every Valentine’s Day before it took its final This is not the only Valen- Retail and Online ple, the pressure is on — we load and/or empty the and again on her birthday. toll. But as he struggled tine’s Day that matters. Advertising do you ignore it, at your dishwasher, or take out the They weren’t much for through those last months [email protected] It’s all the ones when we own peril, or go overboard trash, or better yet, get rid public displays of affec- of short hospital stays share ourselves with the ADVERTISING tion, but they lived every and constant pulls on the (again, at your own peril)? of any dead rodents or oth- people we love. Ernie Carpenter Jr. And if you’re part of the er animals that are on the day in their commitment inhaler that had lost its Happy Valentine’s Day, Director of Advertising long-tethered status quo, property. It’s meeting up to raising a family. effectiveness, his main and Business Development, ext. 1355 today — and all of your to- [email protected] do you do the bare mini- for an impromptu break- My mother’s daily Val- concern was that we “just morrows. entine to my father was Ralph Mitchell mum, step it up a notch, fast or lunch date, taking take care of Mama.” Sales Representative, ext. 1313 pull your covers over turns picking the movie, cooking dinner for their When my father went Cheryl Charles can be [email protected] your head for the next 24 being a good sport about kids, lying down for a nap, into the hospital for the reached at ccharles@item- Patricia Whalen hours? visiting family, friends, or and then getting up in the last time, this once-vi- live.com. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] EDITORIAL BUSINESS OFFICE Maria Alvaracin ext. 1205 [email protected] Susan J. Conti Lynn puts the focus Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 on showing up [email protected] Marian Kinney ext. 1212 It’s called “Every Student, Ev- That hard work begins with [email protected] ery Day,” and the drive by the showing up and striving to have Will Kraft Lynn Public Schools to reduce perfect attendance. As School Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 student absenteeism is a success Committee member Brian Cas- [email protected] story that goes beyond reports tellanos said, education is the op- Mike Shanahan and statistics. portunity to start down a success- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 In 2018, 35.8 percent of high ful and rewarding career path [email protected] school students were chronical- and to raise a healthy family. Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ly absent, according to school But the bedrock of education is [email protected] reports. Numbers compiled in attendance and a determination Jim Wilson mid-January showed the absen- to show up at school even on days Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 E¦§ ¦ M. G DIRECTORS teeism rate dropped to 29.7 per- when classes are not exciting or [email protected] President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M £ H. S cent. subjects and lessons seem too CIRCULATION Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant A four-month focus on import- hard to grasp. E C J . C ¡ C Lisa Mahmoud Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall ant problems in the Lynn Public Chronic absenteeism is defined Manager, ext. 1239 W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey Schools has produced tangible as missing 18 or more days or 10 [email protected] Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton results and the improvement in percent or more of the school year. CLASSIFIED J N. W T J ¤ ¥ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman student attendance is worth cel- The average person works at Abbe Young Smith ebrating. least 250 days a year and missing Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] PUBLISHERS Mentors from all types of differ- 25 days from a job would place an Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ent backgrounds almost always employee well past the mark for GRAPHICS Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 agree that showing up for school dismissal based on absenteeism. Trevor Andreozzi Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 or any life pursuit is not just half School attendance more than Designer Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 [email protected] Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 the battle — it’s the only way to class participation, more than Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 turn opportunity into success. immaculately-prepared reports Zachary Cotto Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Designer Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 Teachers like to hold up for ex- and acing tests is a true indica- [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 ample stellar students who excel tion that a student is ready to Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Mohamed Diop in particular academic discipline learn and is making an effort ev- Designer John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 and are reaching for the stars. ery day to learn. [email protected] But teachers and coaches almost The Lynn Public Schools de- Mark Sutherland always agree that the student or serve applause for focusing on Creative Director [email protected] athlete who shows up on time for absenteeism and for preparing school or practice and focuses on to focus on social and emotional NEWSROOM putting in solid work is the real learning and the relationship be- Mike Alongi Sports Reporter ext. 1228 role model for success in a class- tween emotional health and ab- [email protected] room or on a team. senteeism. Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] BEN HELLERSTEIN, ESTRELLA DIAZ, AND CAROL OLDHAM Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] Cheryl Charles Let’s go 100 percent renewable to protect the North Shore News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Last November, the fed- streets. for fossil fuels. ty by 2045. More than 100 have filed important legis- Bella diGrazia Reporter, ext. 1317 eral government released In the city of Lynn, With offshore wind cities, including Salem, lation to make energy ef- [email protected] the 2018 update to the Neighbor to Neighbor col- alone, we could produce have committed to 100 ficiency, renewable energy, Thomas Grillo National Climate Assess- lected over 170 surveys by more than 19 times as percent renewable energy and clean transportation Reporter, ext. 1264 ment, summarizing the going door-to-door. There much electricity as Mas- targets. programs more accessible [email protected] predicted impacts of glob- were many issues that sachusetts consumes each In Massachusetts, Rep- to low-income families. Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 al warming and climate rose to the top for commu- year. Putting solar panels resentative Marjorie We can power our lives change. nity members in Lynn, one on every available rooftop Decker, Representative [email protected] without polluting our The Northeast is espe- of which being flash flood- in the state could generate Sean Garballey, and Sena- Thor Jourgensen air and water, exploiting Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 cially vulnerable to the ing caused by the frequen- 47 percent of our electric- tor Jamie Eldridge recent- [email protected] effects of climate change, cy of extreme weather due ity. ly introduced the 100% people and the planet, or changing our climate. Daniel Kane the report shows. By 2035, to climate change impacts, And new technologies, Renewable Energy Act. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 temperatures in our region with 111 community like air source heat pumps, This bill will power Mas- Massachusetts should [email protected] are predicted to increase members considering this electric vehicles, and en- sachusetts with 100 per- lead the transition to 100 Steve Krause more than anywhere else as an issue that affects ergy storage, will help us cent renewable electricity percent renewable energy, Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 in the contiguous United their daily lives. power our transportation by 2035, and transition to protect communities on [email protected] States, while sea levels Some of the survey re- system, our buildings, other uses of energy, like the North Shore and en- Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 are rising three to four sponses were very alarm- and our electric grid with heating and transporta- sure a safe future for our [email protected] times faster than the glob- ing and profoundly im- renewable energy at all tion, to 100 percent renew- children. Emma LeBlanc Pérez al average. portant to hear from the times of the day and night. able energy by 2045. Legislators should pass Copy Editor Fortunately, residents community in Lynn, espe- When we achieve 100 So far, 113 legislators, the 100% Renewable En- [email protected] of Lynn and other North cially around energy costs. percent renewable energy, including more than half ergy Act and other clean Harold Rivera Shore communities are al- People spoke about having our air and water will be of the House and Sen- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 energy policies. A clean, ready mobilizing to meet to skip meals in order to cleaner. People across the ate, have signed on to the [email protected] these challenges. pay for high utility costs state, including communi- 100% Renewable Energy healthy, safe future is Roberto Scalese within reach — if state of- News Editor, ext. 1211 For the North Shore, this that sometimes reached ties of color most impacted Act. Several North Shore [email protected] isn’t just a hypothetical over $6,000 per year. by global warming, will be legislators, including Rep- ficials act quickly. Anne Marie Tobin problem. The impacts of Fortunately, we can en- healthier and have access resentative Peter Capa- Ben Hellerstein is the Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 global warming are being vision a world where 100 to an environment and no, Representative Lori [email protected] state director for Environ- felt today. percent of our energy energy system that is just Ehrlich, Representative Bridget Turcotte Last winter, Nahant was comes from renewable, and equitable. RoseLee Vincent, and Sen- ment Massachusetts. Es- Reporter, ext. 1269 under a state of emergen- pollution-free sources like Across the country, the ator Brendan Crighton, trella Diaz is the political [email protected] cy, with flooding on several the sun and the wind, movement for 100 percent are among the sponsors. director for Neighbor to Ryan York Neighbor. Carol Oldham Copy Editor, ext. 1220 streets lasting for days. In while keeping energy costs renewable energy is grow- Additionally, Senator [email protected] Lynn, heavy rains caused under control for commu- ing. California and Hawaii Crighton, Representative is the executive director an outdated sewer system nities like Lynn that are have committed to phase Natalie Higgins, and Rep- for Massachusetts Climate TECHNOLOGY to back up into homes and paying through the roof out all fossil fuel electrici- resentative Andy Vargas Action Network (MCAN). Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump still coy on border deal — but expected to sign
By Jill Colvin, less expected to acquiesce, Violence Against Women Andrew Taylor, according to two White Act as Senate Republicans Alan Fram House officials and other want or move a new, lon- and Catherine Lucey Republicans close to the ger-term bill separately, as ASSOCIATED PRESS White House who spoke House Speaker Nancy Pe- on condition of anonymity losi, D-Calif., is pushing. WASHINGTON — Pres- Democrats are also ident Donald Trump isn’t because they weren’t au- showing his hand yet. thorized to speak publicly. pressing to try to make But with little Washing- Trump and his aides sure employees of federal ton appetite for another have also signaled that he contractors receive back shutdown, he’s expected is preparing to use execu- pay for wages lost during to grudgingly accept an tive action to try to secure the last shutdown. The agreement that would additional funding for the continued haggling means keep the government open wall by shifting federal that a House vote can’t but provide just a fraction dollars without congres- come before Thursday of the money he’s been de- sional sign-off. night, at the earliest. Accepting the deal, Given the back-and- manding for his Mexican PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS border wall. worked out by congres- forth, Press Secretary Sar- Addressing the deal at sional negotiators from ah Sanders told reporters From left, siblings Matt, Sam and Ryan Deitsch spent much of the past the White House Wednes- both parties, would be a the president was await- year spearheading the March for our Lives movement aimed at voter day, Trump said he would disappointment for a pres- ing a final version before registration and gun control. be taking “a very serious ident who has repeated- making a final call. look” at the text when the ly insisted he needs $5.7 “We want to see the fi- White House receives it billion for a barrier along nal piece of legislation, from Congress. Lawmak- the U.S.-Mexico border and we’ll make a determi- Parkland shooting stirs 3 ers on Capitol Hill were and painted the project nation at that point,” she still haggling over final as paramount for nation- said Wednesday. details, but they appeared al security. Trump turned Trump added that, no siblings to lives of activism on track to finish soon. down a similar deal in De- matter what, “The wall is “We’re going to look at cember, forcing the 35-day being built as we speak.” By Kelli Kennedy youth to vote. ble to ignore— riding their the legislation when it partial shutdown that left “We’re going to have a ASSOCIATED PRESS “I don’t think anyone can bikes to TV interviews, comes and I’ll make a de- hundreds of thousands of great wall. It’s going to be truly explain the political trolling politicians on so- PARKLAND, Fla. — termination,” Trump said, federal workers without a great, powerful wall,” he journey we’ve been thrust cial media and rallying Last February, Matt De- telling reporters he’d be paychecks and Republi- said. onto. I feel like we have a around the cry of “Never itsch was living his dream looking out for any “land cans reeling. In conversations with better understanding of Again.” Gun-rights advo- studying at a California mines.” Lawmakers tentative- allies, however, Trump our nation’s politics than cates also have emerged university. His broth- Still, he reiterated his ly agreed to a deal that has complained about the most of our politicians” from Stoneman Doug- er, Ryan, was about to aversion to another shut- would provide nearly $1.4 deal, calling the commit- Ryan said. las students, with Kyle graduate from Marjory down, the likely result if billion for border barriers tee members poor negoti- Last Valentine’s Day, Kashuv the most promi- Stoneman Douglas High he rejects the agreement, and keep the government ators, said a person famil- Stoneman Douglas alum- nent. School and head to col- saying one would be “a funded for the rest of the iar with the conversations nus Matt was working Almost overnight, stu- lege, the natural next step terrible thing.” fiscal year, which ends on who was not authorized with a startup T-shirt dents like Emma Gonzalez for the middle child of a White House officials Sept. 30. Filling in the de- to speak publicly. Trump family in an affluent sub- company that student and David Hogg became cautioned on Wednesday tails has taken some time, has also made clear that urb. Sister Sam was half- Joaquin Oliver was going household names. Behind that they have yet to re- as is typical, and aides he’d wanted more money way through her fresh- to model for three days the scenes, more than a ceive full legislative lan- reported Wednesday that for the wall and has ex- man year at the Parkland later. Instead, Deitsch at- dozen others — among guage. And Trump has a the measure had hit some pressed concern the plan school. tended Oliver’s funeral them the three red-headed history of suddenly balk- snags, though they doubt- is being spun as a defeat Since the shooting, the that Saturday. Deitsch siblings — worked ing at deals after signal- ed they would prove fatal. for him in the media. brothers have put college Ryan, a senior at the to launch what would be- ing he would sign them. Last-minute hang-ups Still, allies believe the on hold and moved into the time, was hiding in a clos- come a longer term grass- But barring any major include whether to include president has little choice national spotlight as they et in his journalism class roots campaign. changes, he is nonethe- a simple extension of the but to sign and move on. helped organize March for and emerged to grab foot- Matt helped write many Our Lives, sparking a na- age for the school newspa- of the talking points “so tional conversation about per. that we could counter- NASA rover finally bites the gun control. The three Sam, then a fresh- punch what was being siblings have crisscrossed man, lost a close friend: used against us which was the country speaking 14-year-old Jaime Gut- incredibly more aggres- dust on Mars after 15 years about assault rifles bans tenberg. She’s spent the sive than we could ever and universal background year in therapy and giv- imagine.” By Marcia Dunn wake at the space agen- cameras and instruments checks and visiting col- ing speeches about gun In one of the organiza- violence. She turns Sweet ASSOCIATED PRESS cy’s Jet Propulsion Labo- at the end of a robotic arm lege campuses to register tion’s first real stabs at Sixteen on Thursday, the ratory in Pasadena, Calif. for grinding away layers, young voters. the National Rifle Associ- anniversary of the day her ation and politicians that CAPE CANAVERAL, announcing the demise of taking microscopic images Matt, now 21, flew to friend and 16 others died. support it — a live town Fla. — NASA’s Opportu- “our beloved Opportunity.” and analyzing the compo- South Africa to accept the All three siblings found hall with CNN — Ryan nity, the Mars rover that Given the silence from sition of the rocks and soil. International Children’s was built to operate for comfort in advocacy and hammered Republican space, “it is therefore that Its greatest achievement Peace Prize. He and Ryan just three months but worked with “Avengers” one another. Sen. Marco Rubio, asking I’m standing here with was discovering, along kept going and going, roll- actor Mark Ruffalo to Just hours after the “Why do we have to march a sense of deep appreci- with Spirit , evidence that ing across the rocky red write a public service an- shooting, the high school on Washington just to save ation and gratitude that ancient Mars had water soil, was pronounced dead nouncement encouraging students became impossi- innocent lives?” I declare the Opportuni- flowing on its surface and Wednesday, 15 years after ty mission as complete,” might have been capable it landed on the planet. Zurbuchen told a packed of sustaining microbial The six-wheeled vehicle auditorium. “It’s an emo- life. Gov. Rick Snyder pardoned ‘career that helped gather criti- tional time.” cal evidence that ancient Opportunity was explor- The golf cart-size Oppor- ing Mars’ Perseverance Mars might have been tunity outlived its twin, drunk driver’ as term neared end hospitable to life was re- Valley, fittingly, when the the Spirit rover, by several fiercest dust storm in de- By Ed White markably spry up until years. The two slow-mov- cades hit and contact was ASSOCIATED PRESS eight months ago, when ing vehicles landed on lost. The storm was so in- it was finally doomed by a opposite sides of the plan- TROY, Mich. — In his tense that it darkened the ferocious dust storm. et in 2004 for a mission final days in office, Gov. Flight controllers tried meant to last 90 Mars sky for months, prevent- Rick Snyder wiped out the numerous times to make days, which are 39 min- ing sunlight from reaching felony drunken-driving contact, and sent one final utes longer than a day on the rover’s solar panels. conviction of a man who series of recovery com- Earth. When the sky finally pleaded for a pardon so he mands Tuesday night, In the end, Opportunity cleared, Opportunity re- could seek a lucrative pro- along with one last wake- set endurance and dis- mained silent, its internal motion as the next presi- up song, Billie Holiday’s tance records that could clock possibly so scram- dent of the Michigan Asso- “I’ll Be Seeing You,” in stand for years, if not de- bled that it no longer knew ciation of Certified Public a somber exercise that cades. when to sleep or wake Accountants. brought tears to team Trundling along until up to receive commands. Jim Jagger’s application members’ eyes. There was communication ceased Flight controllers sent for a pardon sailed swift- no response from space, last June, Opportunity more than 1,000 recovery ly: He filed in late October, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS only silence. roamed a record 28 miles commands, all in vain. got a hearing in December Thomas Zurbuchen, around Mars and worked With project costs and won Snyder’s blessing In his final days in office, former Michigan Gov. head of NASA’s science longer than any other reaching about $500,000 before Christmas, despite Rick Snyder erased the felony drunken-driving missions, broke the news lander — anywhere, ever. a month, NASA decided opposition from the Oak- conviction of Jim Jagger. to the Opportunity team Opportunity was a robot- there was no point in con- land County prosecutor, at what amounted to a ic geologist, equipped with tinuing. who vigorously claimed it the CPA group. But with for an interview. Nor did was “special treatment” Snyder’s term nearing an Peggy Dzierzawski, the for a “career drunk driv- end, his staff put the case current president of the er,” according to records “at the top of the stack CPA group. Snyder, who is obtained by The Associat- and said, ‘Process this a CPA, left office on Jan. 1. ed Press. one,’” said Chris Gautz, a An aide, Allison Scott, said “The average Joe out spokesman at the Correc- he was away and unavail- there is not going to get tions Department, where able to answer questions. a pardon” for the same pardon files are screened. Jagger’s desire for a crime, prosecutor Jessica Jagger, 54, of Royal Oak, pardon is detailed in doc- Cooper told the AP. “Nor had four drunken-driving uments obtained by the should they.” convictions from 1989 to AP under a public records A pardon is an extraor- 2007. It’s typically a mis- request. dinary tool in the state demeanor, but he faced a He explained it during a constitution that makes felony charge after the last Dec. 12 hearing with the a conviction disappear. arrest because of his re- Michigan parole board, During Snyder’s eight peat offenses. No one was which makes recommen- years as governor, peo- injured in the incidents. dations to the governor ple filed more than 4,000 Judge Michael Warren and voted in Jagger’s favor. applications for a pardon sentenced him to 135 days Since 2016, he has been or commutation, which in jail after an assistant senior vice president and shortens a prison sen- prosecutor called Jagger a chief marketing officer at tence. He granted fewer “danger to the public.” the Michigan CPA orga- than 100. Jagger served his sen- nization. The Troy-based It’s not publicly known tence, but the pardon group serves 18,000-plus why the governor or his means the felony is off the members by offering ca- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS aides were so interested books. reer workshops, monitor- NASA’s Opportunity, the Mars rover, landed on Jan. 24, 2004 and logged in helping Jagger, who He and his lawyer, Bill ing industry trends and more than 28 miles before falling silent during a global dust storm in makes $144,000 a year Urich, didn’t respond to influencing laws and ac- June 2018. as a vice president at AP’s multiple requests counting rules in Lansing. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Man pleads guilty All address information, particu- 200 Chestnut St. on Tuesday at A caller reported DPW plowed cer reported calling the home larly arrests, reflect police records. In 9:57 a.m. the snow against the front of telephone of the vehicle’s own- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Accidental burglar alarm re- his house and he couldn’t er and spoke to her. The wom- to ATM skimming it is the sole responsibility of the con- ported on Tuesday at 1:20 p.m. get out from his front door at an told police she knows who at 42 Stillman Road. 10:30 p.m. Tuesday. is operating the truck and will cerned party to contact the relevant A caller reported a manhole call. Officer spoke with the par- charges in Saugus police department and have the Animal Control cover was completely off at ty who said the dog was left for department issue a notice of correc- 30 minutes at most and they 6:07 a.m. Wednesday at Roo- By Bridget Turcotte that day after a bank cus- tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Resident of 17 Tophet Road sevelt Avenue and Elm Street. are on the way home. reports an issue with a dog in ITEM STAFF tomer called police to re- clarifications will not be made without A caller was looking to set Voicemail message left for the port that he found a skim- the neighborhood on Tuesday up an MRI appointment and Animal Control officer from 202 SAUGUS — A 43-year- express notice of change from the ar- at 12:06 p.m. ming device on a drive-up resting police department. called police to do so at 7:11 Washington St. left seeking a old Brazilian national ATM at an Eastern Bank a.m. Wednesday on May Street. home for her deceased sister’s pleaded guilty in federal Complaints branch in Stoneham. Po- LYNN Police told him he called 911 cat on Tuesday at 10:33 a.m. court to charges of ATM lice discovered the pinhole Officer reports cable wires and they don’t set up doctor’s On callback, they were advised skimming in Saugus and camera was still attached down at 990 Salem St. on appointments. the city does not take animals other towns. to the ATM, set up surveil- Arrest Alexandre Kawamura, Tuesday at 10 a.m. Cable com- but could put her in touch with lance, and waited for the a rescue organization. 43, pleaded guilty to two Marc Healey, of 435 Essex pany notified. Overdose suspect to return. On Tuesday at 11:09 a.m. counts of using counterfeit St., was arrested on warrant Breaking and entering report- Kawamura allegedly A report of a possible over- a caller from 102 Lowell St. access devices (debit and charges of leaving the scene ed at 23 Fernway on Tuesday at drove up to the ATM in a dose at 11:31 p.m. Tuesday reported a black and white credit cards), four counts of property damage and oper- 10:39 a.m. rental car shortly before on Cutter Court. A 15-year-old 9-year-old female, domestic of possessing device-mak- ation of a motor vehicle with Resident of 3 Hilltop Road 11 p.m. He appeared to girl reportedly took a handful of short-haired cat, Nikki, bit a ing equipment for ATM a suspended license at 11:01 reported receiving a suspicious look for the skimming de- Adderall. veterinary technician during a skimming devices and a.m. Tuesday. telephone call on Tuesday at vice, then drive off, accord- routine nail trim, on Feb. 11. pinhole cameras, and two 11:53 a.m. ing to the statement. Nikki is vaccinated against ra- counts of aggravated iden- Caller reported a man came NAHANT Stoneham Police stopped Accidents bies. Vet tech sought medical tity theft. to his door at 635 Lowell St. the car and discovered treatment and is aware of cat’s U.S. District Court Judge A report of a motor vehicle on Tuesday at 9:31 p.m. and Arrests that the driver had a crash at 12:16 p.m. Tuesday status. Leo T. Sorokin scheduled Brazilian passport issued asked if he wanted his drive- Scott Jeffrey Caputo, 52, sentencing for April 17. at 295 Lynnway; at 1:18 p.m. way plowed, but his red pickup under his real name and Tuesday at Boston and Feder- of 151 Bartholomew St., was Complaints Kawamura legally en- rented the car under an truck did not have a plow. Offi- tered the United States al streets; at 3:04 p.m. Tues- arrested on a warrant on Mon- alias. cer checked the area but was Manager of Audi Peabody at on a tourist visa but will day at Herbert and High Rock day at 6:08 and charged with Kawamura was alleged- unable to locate the vehicle. 252 Andover St. reported $760 be subject to deportation streets; at 3:09 p.m. Tuesday assault on a family member, ly in possession of the in counterfeit bills were handed after he completes his at Western Avenue and Whiting rape, and possession of and counterfeit credit card Medical Aid improper storage of a firearm off to him on Monday at 4:06 sentence, according to a that he had just used to Street; at 3:12 p.m. Tuesday at p.m. Officer confiscated the statement from the office Request for an ambulance or ammunition in a dwelling, buy clothing at the sport- Dearborn Avenue and Summer money and will bring to crim- of United States Attor- on Tuesday at 12:11 p.m. at and threat to commit a crime. ing goods store. Street; at 3:14 p.m. Tuesday at inal Investigation Department ney General Andrew E. 32 Doncaster Circle. Officer Julio R. Gomez-Coronado, The charging statute 68 Lawton Ave.; at 3:29 p.m. for evidence. Lelling. Tuesday at Chadwell Court reports patient taken to Lahey 46, of 92 Empire St., Lynn, for using a counterfeit was arrested and charged with The Peabody Public Library He allegedly placed hid- access device provides for and Summer Street; at 3:43 Hospital & Medical Center in at 82 Main St. reported a teen- den skimming devices and p.m. Tuesday at Hamilton and Peabody. operating a motor vehicle with a sentence of no greater a suspended license, motor ager trespassing on Monday at pinhole cameras at East- than 10 years in prison, Lawton avenues; at 3:59 p.m. Medical aid rescue request- 4:50 p.m. Officer reports girl ern Bank ATMs in Sau- Tuesday at Ford and Maple ed on Tuesday at 2:07 p.m. vehicle of a red or blue light vi- three years of super- olation, and speeding at a rate was advised to leave and not gus, Stoneham, Medford, vised release, and a fine streets; at 5:23 p.m. Tuesday at from 12 Ramsdell Way. Patient return. and Everett, every day be- 449 Essex St.; at 10:40 p.m. taken to Brigham & Women’s of speed exceeding the posted of up to $250,000. The limit. McDonald’s Restaurant at tween Feb. 25 and the day charge of possessing de- Tuesday at Sparhawk Road and Hospital in Boston. 133 Main St. reported a group he was arrested, March Walnut Street; at 6:36 a.m. Ambulance request from vice-making equipment of teenagers making noise in 16, 2018. Skimming de- provides for a sentence of Wednesday at Hamilton and 505 Ross Drive on Monday Complaints lobby on Monday at 5:50 p.m. vices record bank account no greater than 15 years Rock avenues. at 4:18 p.m. Patient taken to A report of a tow truck with Officer reports teens left for the information on the mag- in prison, three years of Union Hospital in Lynn. A report of a motor vehicle flashing blue and red lights at evening. netic strips of debit and supervised release, and Manager at United Parcel crash with personal injury at 10:04 p.m. Tuesday. One per- Lahey Medical Center at 1 credit cards that victims a fine of $250,000. The 3:59 p.m. Tuesday at Clairmont Service on Kimball Lane called son was arrested. Essex Center Drive requested inserted into the ATMs. charging statute for ag- Street and Euclid Avenue. for an employee evaluation for assistance with a disorderly The pinhole cameras cap- gravated identity theft a possible drug overdose on PEABODY patient in the emergency room tured the PIN numbers as provides for a mandato- Theft Wednesday at 4:29 a.m. on Monday at 9:47 p.m. Offi- they were entered on the ry sentence of two years ATM keypads. A report of a larceny at 2:33 Summons cer reports patient has calmed in prison, to be served MARBLEHEAD down and all is OK. On March 8, Kawamu- consecutive to any other p.m. Tuesday at 94 Kirtland ra allegedly used a coun- St.; at 2:52 p.m. Tuesday at 5 Alan Souza DeJesus, 41, of Methadone Clinic at 172 sentenced imposed, up Theft 590 Lincoln Ave., Saugus, was Newbury St. requested an un- terfeit debit card with a to one year of supervised Chase St.; at 5:28 p.m. Tues- magnetic strip that con- day at 4 Douglass St. summoned on Monday at 5:15 known person be removed from release and a fine of up A report of a larceny/forgery/ p.m. following a traffic stop on the parking lot on Tuesday at tained the stolen bank to $250,000. Sentences A report of motor vehicle account number of a Mil- fraud at 9:03 a.m. Tuesday on Route 128 North for the unli- 6:37 a.m. Officer reports party are imposed by a federal theft at 10:08 a.m. Wednesday ton woman to withdraw Naugus Avenue. A caller re- censed operation of a motor left the area and went back to district court judge based at 701 Western Ave.; at 10:23 $500 from the victim's ported a report was filed with vehicle and equipment viola- her motel. on the U.S. Sentencing a.m. Wednesday at 66 Bassett account. Eight days later, Dallas Police on Jan. 16 for the tion. Car towed by Gaeta’s Tow. Person out of control report- Guidelines and other St. purchase order fraud and theft Lelling said Kawamura statutory factors. Xavier Moacyr, 54, of 8 El- ed at 15 Hingston St. on Tues- used a counterfeit credit of money paid for merchandise day at 7:44 a.m. Officer reports Vandalism liot Place, was summoned fol- card to buy clothing at a Bridget Turcotte can be that was not delivered. The lo- lowing a motor vehicle stop at party left without incident. cation of the crime was in Dal- sporting goods store in reached at bturcotte@item- A report of motor vehicle van- Exit 28 on Route 128 North Attempted burglary in prog- las for a loss of $9,947. Medford. live.com. Follow her on dalism at 7:46 p.m. Tuesday at on Monday at 6:55 p.m. for ress reported on Tuesday at A caller reported he was be- He was arrested later Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. 711 Boston St. the unlicensed operation of 11:38 a.m. Resident of 43 ing harassed by his soon-to-be a motor vehicle and failure to Benevento Circle said a man, ex-wife at 9:36 a.m. Tuesday LYNNFIELD move over for an emergency re- about 50 years old, wearing a at an undisclosed address. He sponse vehicle. blue hat and blue jacket is in sent several texts and emails Fire forces temporary Summons Paul P. Plourde, 61, of 6 her backyard and went over to telling her to stop contacting Babscott Lane, Kingston, N.H., the backyard of 45 Beneven- him and she was continuing. Nelson Rodriguez, 50, of was summoned on Tuesday at to Circle. Officers checked the A caller reported there was a evacuation in Lynn 41 Dennis Road, Malden, was 2:08 p.m. for operating a motor house, but suspect was gone package at the Old Town House summoned for operating a vehicle under the influence of upon arrival. on Market Square at 12:47 motor vehicle with a revoked li- alcohol and drugs after a call- By Gayla Cawley cording to Lynn Fire Capt. p.m. Tuesday. He said it was in cense on Tuesday at 5:40 p.m. er reported a man passed out ITEM STAFF Joseph Zukas. an odd place and it was either SAUGUS following a traffic stop at Lynn- behind the wheel at Holden Oil The fire originated in delivered incorrectly or uninten- LYNN — Tradition- field Street at Lookout Terrace. Co. at 91 Lynnfield St. He was one of the oven vents, tionally. Accidents al Breads, a bakery on Dante Loiacono, 60, of 60 taken to the Lahey Hospital & with flames spreading to A caller reported he got home Pleasant Street, was tem- Harris Road, Lynn, was sum- Medical Center by EMS. Vehicle A report of a motor vehicle damage some of the roof- to find a plow truck in his drive- porarily evacuated after a moned on Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. was towed by Mallia’s Towing. accident at Eastern Bank on ing material. Traditional way at 1:18 p.m. Tuesday on small fire on Wednesday for operating a motor vehicle Lincoln Avenue at 2:41 p.m. Breads will determine Summer Street. evening. with a revoked license. Accidents Tuesday; at 376 Essex St. at what equipment needs to A report of suspicious activ- Lynn Fire crews re- be replaced, Zukas said. 2:43 p.m. Tuesday; at Lincoln sponded to the working ity at 2 p.m. Tuesday on West Motor vehicle crash report- Accidents Avenue and Wendell Street at fire shortly after 4 p.m. Gayla Cawley can be Shore Drive. An officer reported ed on Monday at 6:07 p.m. at 3:20 p.m. Tuesday; on Salem and extinguished the reached at gcawley@item- Party came to the Lynnfield seeing a man walking toward 550 Lowell St. at 232 Newbury Turnpike at 3:45 p.m. Tuesday; Salem on the rail trail, who re- blaze without incident. live.com. Follow her on Police Department on Tuesday St. The Massachusetts State at 177 Winter St. at 3:46 p.m. There were no injuries, ac- Twitter @GaylaCawley. at 10:58 a.m. to report a hit fused to identify himself. Police were notified and re- Tuesday; at 171 Hamilton St. and run crash in Danvers. A report of a suspicious sponded to the call. at 3:58 p.m. Tuesday; at 181 Motor vehicle crash reported package at 3:43 p.m. Tuesday A past hit and run crash that Broadway at 6:13 p.m. Tues- Judge rules in man’s lawsuit at 758 Main St. at 11 Essex St. on Pleasant Street. A caller occurred on Monday between day; on Salem Turnpike at 6:53 on Tuesday at 3:41 p.m. reported a black pick-up truck the hours of 11:15 a.m. and p.m. Tuesday. over school drinking water Caller reported a hit and run with two occupants pulled 12:45 p.m. at 16 Hingston crash reported with no person- up in front of the bank. The St. was reported on Monday Complaints al injury on Tuesday at 4:08 passenger reportedly got out, at 6:44 p.m. Officer will docu- AMHERST (AP) — A Hootstein, of Shutes- p.m. on Brook Drive. grabbed a backpack from the ment. A report of vandalism to a federal judge has dis- bury, sued on behalf of Motor vehicle crash with bed of the truck, threw it into Minor motor vehicle crash motor vehicle at 26 Forest Ave. missed much of a lawsuit his grandson saying the property damage reported on the fenced-in area by the front reported at CVS Pharmacy on at 2 p.m. Tuesday; at Saugus brought by a man con- schools were violating stu- Walnut Street on Tuesday at door and drove off. An officer Tuesday at 10:53 p.m. at 535 High School at 2:40 p.m. Tues- cerned about lead lev- dents' constitutional right 8:42 p.m. Officer took report. responded and reported the Lowell St. Officer assisted with day. els in drinking water at because of what he says only thing visible was a black paperwork exchange. A report of a man carrying a a Massachusetts school are unsafe levels of lead Alarms balloon over the fence by the duffle bag wearing a dark hood- system. in the water. He sought front door. Animal Control ie and jacket, baggy pants, and Judge Mark Mastroi- to force the schools to pro- Lynnfield Fire Department re- A report of a scam call at no shoes in the area of 131 anni in his ruling this vide bottled water and the ports a carbon monoxide alarm 5:29 p.m. Tuesday on Middle Caller from 3200 Crane Vine St. at 10:44 p.m. Tuesday. week said Michael Hoot- install filtration systems. sounding at 3 Red Twig Lane on Street. A caller reported re- Brook Way reports a dog has The front door of the home is stein's claim against the School officials say the Tuesday at 9:50 a.m. Firefighter ceiving a scam call regarding been left inside a black Ford also wide open, according to Amherst-Pelham school drinking water is safe. reports alarm is defective. his credit card and was told by F150 pickup for several hours the caller. Police report speak- district can't go forward Hootstein praised the Alarm company canceled police not to give out any infor- and is barking on Monday at ing to the resident who had a because he is not a lawyer judge's decision Tuesday the panic alarm sounded at mation over the phone. 9:10 p.m. Animal Control offi- friend over. and can't represent his and plans on hiring a law- grandson. yer for his grandson.
POLICE BRIEFS Lynn Drug Task Force Hotline 5 officers charged in fight and other charges. clients are innocent, one Connecticut to work as ment of Children and after barroom dispute Prosecutors say the had no comment and one a prostitute has pleaded Families and had run off-duty officers were at couldn’t be reached. guilty to a sex trafficking away from a group home 781-477-4444 SPRINGFIELD (AP) Nathan Bill’s in Spring- A police spokesman says charge. when she met Pedraza CALL 24 HOURS A DAY — Five police officers field in April 2015 when the officers will be placed Alexander Pedraza online. have been charged in there was a dispute with on paid administrative entered his plea Monday Authorities say he or text the word connection with an attack the men. leave, per state law and in U.S. District Court in brought her to Connecti- tiplynn and on a group of civilians Authorities say the labor agreements. Bridgeport. cut in March 2017. that followed a barroom officers later attacked The 28-year-old East He was arrested after your tip to argument. the civilians in a nearby Man pleads guilty to sex Hartford man faces up to an undercover FBI agent “tip411” (847411) The Springfield officers parking lot. trafficking of a minor life in prison at sentenc- met the girl at a hotel were released on personal A sixth Springfield offi- ing at a date to be deter- room in East Windsor. All reports of neighborhood recognizance after plead- cer was arraigned in the BRIDGEPORT, Conn. mined. Officials say the girl activity will be investigated. ing not guilty Wednesday attack in November. (AP) — A man who Prosecutors say the girl is back in the custody of Callers may remain anonymous. to assault and battery Attorneys for four of brought a 16-year-old girl was in the care of the Massachusetts child wel- with a dangerous weapon the six officers say their from Massachusetts to Massachusetts Depart- fare authorities. Spanish menu available THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT
REVIEWS Cass McCombs evokes the West on ‘Tip of the Sphere’ By Pablo Gorondi spite its alarming title, are ASSOCIATED PRESS among the more straight- forward tunes on the rest PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cass McCombs, "Tip of of the record, which grows the Sphere" (ANTI-) weirder on the last tracks. The HBO film “United Skates” takes a look at "American Canyon the rich African-American subculture of roller Cass McCombs follows Sutra" is like Beat poetry, skating. up 2016's "Mangy Love," a mostly narrated med- the most all-around suc- itation on a depressing cessful and profile-lifting landscape that includes a Rolling in the deep: album of his career, with recycling center that can't an atmospheric, sweetly avoid looking like a dump meandering record made and "where Walmart em- HBO film looks at in 10 days in Brooklyn but ployees and customers/ with plenty of sonic and Are one and the same." thematic references to his The tender yet discon- roller skate culture native West. certing "Tying Up Loose "Tip of the Sphere" ta- Ends" involves old family By Mark Kennedy so-called "adult nights" pers down some of the snapshots that trigger a ASSOCIATED PRESS that feature metal detec- frills of its predecessor, need to identify relatives tors and masses of police, achieving a more uniform and find a clearer context NEW YORK — First- something not used when overall sound while still for the past. time documentary film- whites come to skate. It finding space for some The 10-minute "Round- makers Tina Brown and also shows how rinks are catchy arrangements and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS er" closes the album with Dyana Winkler lugged being closed as communi- lyrics alternating between an easy J.J. Cale groove their cameras to Central ties chase more revenue mythical, realistic and “Tip of the Sphere” is an 11-track album by and unfathomable lyr- Park in New York one Cass McCombs. by rezoning for retail use. enigmatic. ics that seem to mention day to capture the last "There's a bigger sto- A hypnotic, insistent laundry duties and less few people still passion- ry to tell and we can use the California spirit, while skyward and "Absentee" ate about roller skating. guitar arpeggio on the in- mundane things with the the joyous beauty of roll- "The Great Pixley Train contrasts a Harry Nilsson Rinks across the country troductory "I Followed the same gravity. er skating as the sugar to Robbery" is a dynamic piano melody with a mut- were gone. The activity River South to What," as "Tip of the Sphere" finds spoon-feed some of these tune based on a real 1889 ed but restless saxophone. seemed dead. well as the vaguely Jack- McCombs is enigmatic as bigger issues. That's when heist. "Sleeping Volcanos," with "We were shooting a son Browne-like tone of ever, but his enthralling we started to peel back The deeply romantic a Suzanne Vega-sounding piece about what we McCombs vocals, not to talent makes it a treat to the layers," Winkler said. thought was the end of the mention the turbulent and "Estrella" has a light refrain, and "Sidewalk snuggle in beneath his That day in Central era of skating with what lengthy guitar solo, evoke touch allowing it to float Bop After Suicide," de- songs. Park changed the trajec- we thought were the last men standing," said Win- tory — and the lives — ‘Never Look Away’ is an absorbing, exhausting ride kler. "We thought, 'Who of the filmmakers. The roller skates anymore?'" young skaters they met invited the women to By Jocelyn Noveck At art school in Dresden, They may have come for a funeral but they found come and see what had ASSOCIATED PRESS he's taught the only style happened to skating. And sanctioned by Communist something else entirely. What to say about an Os- Two young African-Amer- so they got on a night bus leaders: socialist realism, to Richmond, Va. car-nominated film that's depicting heroic workers ican skaters approached more than three hours them and asked them The duo — one Austra- and peasants. lian, one American — ap- long, apparently despised It's here that Kurt meets what they were doing. by the man whose life in- "They said, 'Skating's not proached a roller rink at beautiful Elisabeth (Pau- midnight. It was far from spired it, and has been la Beer). When he finds dead. It just went un- called both a masterpiece derground,'" Winkler re- funereal: There was a line out her name, he asks to down the block, music was and a manipulation? Per- call her something else; called. haps that the film's fas- Winkler and Brown de- pumping, skaters were memories of his aunt are dressed to kill and every- cinating backstory could too painful. They settle on cided to go find it. Five make for another three- years and 500 hours of one seemed to know each Ellie. other. hour movie. The latter half of this footage later, they've The protagonist would emerged with the HBO "We stepped into this movie is entirely about world," said Winkler. be German director Flo- art — what it means, film "United Skates," a They soon learned that rian Henckel von Don- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS what it IS, what it can fascinating look at the each city had different nersmarck, who won the do. But of course it's also rich African-American Tom Schilling, left, and Paula Beer star in “Nev- skate dance styles — foreign language Oscar about Kurt's coming to subculture of roller skat- er Look Away.” Baltimore has "Snap- for Germany with his terms with his past, and ing, which is under threat. ping," Atlanta has the first feature, the hugely that will involve Seeband "We hope that our view- man artist, initially coop- Rosendahl) to the "Degen- "Jacknife" and in Texas compelling "The Lives of as well. Koch, a hero in ers will learn something erated with von Donners- erate Art" exhibit, mount- you do the "Slow Walk" Others," about the Sta- marck, spending many ed by the Nazis to excori- "The Lives of Others" and they didn't know about, — and how such a tight si in East Germany. He hours recounting his story, ate modern artworks as now the villain, is terrific fall in love with something fellowship among skaters moved to Hollywood and but has since angrily dis- decadent and morally cor- as he watches his new re- they didn't know about, is forged that they will fly a few years later utterly avowed the film. rupt. Elisabeth whispers ality close in on him; his and maybe be compelled across the country to get dismayed fans with "The There's no way for the to Kurt that she actually is the performance of the to care enough to protect together. Tourist," starring Angeli- public to know who's likes the stuff. film. it," Winkler said. Embraced by the com- na Jolie and Johnny Depp. "right." The only thing Elisabeth is beautiful Also notable is the score The documentary ex- munity, Winkler and Now, nearly a decade to do is judge the movie, enough to be chosen to by Max Richter, which is plores how roller rinks Brown never paid for a later, he's made "Never nominated in the Oscar hand a bouquet to Adolf grand but sometimes used were the sites of some of Look Away," a sumptuous, foreign language category, Hitler as he rides through to overpowering effect — the earliest fights of the hotel room or car rental sweeping saga about noth- for itself: a highly ambi- town. But we soon learn von Donnersmarck has a civil-rights era and how or a meal while crisscross- ing less than war and art, tious, compulsively watch- she suffers from schizo- distinct tendency toward they later became the ing the country interview- and the powers of the lat- able and also exhausting phrenia. Her mother takes the melodramatic. launching pads for hip- ing some 100 skaters. ter to heal the wounds of and exasperating work, her to the doctor, a fatal The final moments are hop artists. The skaters themselves the former. not merely for its length mistake. As she's carted unexpected, and perhaps It shows how unofficial opened their homes and Enter Gerhard Rich- but because it has the feel away against her will, she frustrating. But the title segregation lives on, with drove them around. ter, whose story the film of more than one film. calls out to young Kurt: comes back to you. This not-so-loosely tells. (The We begin in 1937 with "Never look away!" film may leave you ex- fictional main character Kurt, a little boy, ac- Kurt (Tom Schilling) hausted but also some- Naeem Khan gets a is named Kurt Barnert.) companying his beloved also survives the war, to what dazzled. It's best not Richter, 87, the noted Ger- aunt Elisabeth (Saskia become a budding artist. to look away. boost from a trio of Greatest Western film? ‘Wild Bunch’ argues its case ’70s Halston muses its opening and closing how an idea becomes a By Douglass K. By Jill Dobson concept of "glamour" and Daniel shootouts — bloody and film and the creative, ASSOCIATED PRESS keeping it new and fresh. ASSOCIATED PRESS balletic with explosions economic and fate-driven "It's not about having a erupting and bodies flying roadblocks it faces. NEW YORK — Naeem "The Wild Bunch: Sam gown. You can buy a jack- in slow motion. Coming Starring Oscar-winners Peckinpah, a Revolution Khan brought 1970s glam et, you can buy a vest, you during the war in Vietnam William Holden and Er- in Hollywood, and the back to New York Fashion can buy a scarf, so it's how and political violence at nest Borgnine, "The Wild Making of a Legendary Week with the help of a you mix it and how you home, its visceral scenes Bunch" was a second Film" (Bloomsbury), few models of the era. create your own," Khan overshadowed a multilay- chance for Peckinpah. His by W.K. Stratton The Halston icons Pat said. ered story about loyalty top-notch 1962 Western Cleveland, Karen Bjorn- For fall, his concept was In 1969 the Western and betrayal, sin and re- "Ride the High Country" son and Alva Chinn closed very '70s bohemian, he movie enjoyed its best demption, the past versus had boosted his stand- Khan's show Tuesday in said. year in a decade before the future. Critics were di- ing, yet the critical and silver sequined evening "Mick Jagger and every- drifting off onto a side vided over whether it was box-office failure of 1965's gowns, joined by the vet- body was going to India. trail of American culture. an outstanding film or the "Major Dundee" combined eran designer on the run- The idea was freedom. There was "True Grit," year's worst. with cost overruns and way for his bow. The idea was liberty, and In his detailed and pas- his volcanic personality to Khan is known for his a traditional oater show- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS today politically what is casing an Oscar-winning sionately argued history turn him into an industry sparkling evening looks, happening. So, it's kind performance from the of "The Wild Bunch," writ- pariah. A hard-drinker, In “The Wild Bunch,” but he got his start at of taking the energy from Western's greatest star, er W.K. Stratton takes the Peckinpah generally be- author W.K. Stratton Halston back in the day. that," Khan said. John Wayne. The buddy debate to a higher level haved during filming — argues that the movie "I grew up working for "Will and Grace" star movie "Butch Cassidy and and convincingly posi- that meant drinking beer, of the same name is Halston. So, the people Debra Messing was on the Sundance Kid" offered tions the film as the best mostly — and achieved a the greatest Western at that time — Eliza- the front row. She said she Paul Newman and Robert Western ever made — and creative peak. ever made. beth Taylor, Liza Minnel- can't get enough of Khan's Redford with a mixture of among the greatest of Stratton's most inter- li, Katharine Graham, clothing. '60s-style irony and cool. movies. esting perspective comes try to recapture the magic Martha Graham — these "I have been a fan of Italian filmmaker Sergio Stratton collects the in recounting how Mex- of the Western. Only a few were people, it was not Naeem Khan's designs for Leone's latest spaghetti kinds of elements re- ican culture influenced in recent years — Kevin just about fashion itself. years and years," she said. Western, "Once Upon a quired for a lively movie the look, sound and feel of Costner's "Open Range" It's about the energy that "I had the glorious privi- Time in the West," came backstory: a talented if "The Wild Bunch." Despite (2003) and Ed Harris' "Ap- they portray," he told The lege of wearing his design over from Europe to roil irascible director, quirky Peckinpah's intentions, paloosa" (2008) come to Associated Press. to the Golden Globes this the genre's conventions. cast and crew members, a writes Stratton, many mind — recall the genre's And while Khan is no year, and I am just so ex- And there was director difficult location shoot and Latinos remain unhappy glory days. As one of Peck- stranger to beautiful de- cited to be able to see his Sam Peckinpah's "The a controversial reception with its images. inpah's cinematic wild signs, he explained that collection because every- Wild Bunch." No one had by moviegoers and critics. Every now and then bunch laments, "Ain't like creating new collections thing he does is always ever seen anything like Best of all, he recounts filmmakers saddle up to it used to be, but it'll do." is all about evolving the just glamour." A8 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Peabody Rotary Club sponsors a tasty fundraiser
PEABODY — Tasty tickets are $100 each and a lot more. In addition, local charities. main courses from 25 lo- include two admissions raf es will be available to "We look forward to cal restaurants and local- to the event. Only 300 "stock your cellar" with hosting a fabulous event ly-brewed beer and rum raf e tickets will be sold; dozens of bottles of wine this year, adding beer and are on the menu when the winner does not need and craft beers. rum tastings and some the Peabody Rotary Club to be present. Non-raf- As the organization's new foods to delight and hosts its popular annual e admission is $40 per biggest fundraiser of the surprise our guests," said Taste of the North Shore person. year, Taste of the North club President Stephanie on Tuesday, March 19, 6-9 A silent auction with Shore raises money to Johnson. "Rotary's sig- p.m. at the Doubletree many coveted items, vaca- fund many important nature event allows us to Hilton Hotel in Danvers. tions, sports memorabilia, community projects. help students and many This popular event is now gift certi cates, lottery Sponsors help Peabody others in our community." FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in its 15th year. tickets, and more, will be Rotary to support stu- To purchase tickets and In addition, a highlight held. There will be lots of dent scholarships, feed view participating restau- of the evening will be $20 mystery bags, with the homeless, revitalize rants and sponsors, visit Yabba dabba adieu: the drawing of a $10,000 items valued at a min- Peabody playgrounds, and www.peabodyrotarytaste. raf e grand prize. Raf e imum of $25 and some many other projects for com. ‘Flintstones’ theme Trombonists who died in 2018 to be honored in Cleveland park has been sold COLUMBUS, Ohio "I can't think of any oth- (AP) — The late Amer- er year when we've lost WILLIAMS, Ariz. (AP) The park about 30 ican jazz great Urbie so many, in what turned — A theme park near the miles south of the Grand Green and three other out to be a seven-month Grand Canyon designed Canyon will become accomplished trombon- period," Ferguson said. around the "Flintstones" Raptor Ranch: Birds of ists who died in 2018 Ferguson said the ver- cartoon will now be strict- Prey park, a showcase for will be remembered Sat- satility of the trombone ly for the birds. falconry. urday at a musical event shows in the breadth The Arizona Daily Sun Raptor Ranch co-found- in Cleveland. of the four trombonists' reported this week that er Ron Brown says the Living trombone stars careers, which spanned the sale of Flintstones property was purchased Jiggs Whigham and classical, jazz and pop. Bedrock City, north of for less than the $2 John Marcellus will be Revered by fellow Williams, Ariz., of cially million listing price but featured at the Memorial musicians for the warm, closed Jan. 31. The stone- declined to give a speci c Trombone Festival at mellow tone he could age village had opened amount. Case Western Reserve maintain even into the in 1972 and included a Brown says most of the University, a concert by instrument's highest restaurant, gift shop and Flintstones structures are some 20 trombonists registers, Green was RV park. going. gathered from around the perhaps the best known city. of the bunch. He played The half-day event be- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with most of the major Panera to close last of its gins with a warm-up led jazz artists of the 1950s by Case trombone profes- Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej, right, and 1960s, touring with pay-what-you-can cafés sor Paul Ferguson, who plays the saxophone during a jam session with Woody Herman and is the artistic director legendary jazz clarinetist Benny Goodman, left, Gene Krupa. He played BOSTON (AP) — Ore.; and Boston. All of the Cleveland Jazz drummer Gene Krupa, second left, and trom- on more than 250 re- Panera Bread is closing eventually closed. Orchestra and the event's bonist Urbie Green in New York on July 5, 1960. cordings and released the last of its experi- In a statement, Panera organizer. A rehearsal more than two dozen solo mental cafés that let said the stores were no and a master class with 92. Kofsky had played mances with Quincy albums. customers pay what longer viable. A spokes- Whigham and Marcellus under such renowned Jones, Prince and Ferguson, also principal they wished. woman said the company will be followed by the conductors as George Frank Sinatra, died in trombonist and arranger The company says its wouldn't elaborate. culminating afternoon Szell, Lorin Maazel July. Edwin Anderson, for the Cleveland Pops, Panera Cares location in The locations weren't performance. and Christoph von a bass trombonist with said the trombone choir Boston will close Friday as pro table as regular Whigham is the jazz Dohnanyi. the Cleveland Orchestra that will assemble to after six years. Panera Panera cafés. In 2013, orchestra's weekend But sad news continued from 1964 to 1985 and honor Green, Kofsky, says it's helping employ- guest, Ferguson said, to greet the trombone later an Indiana Univer- Watrous and Anderson ees nd jobs at other the company said Panera and the festival started world. sity professor, followed in will include students locations. Cares stores made 70 to with the idea of paying Respected trombonist October. Then, on Dec. 31, from Case and the Cleve- Panera opened its rst 80 percent of the revenue tribute to Whigham's and band leader Bill the legendary Urban Clif- land Institute of Music Panera Cares restaurant that traditional stores did. friend Allen Kofsky, a Watrous, who had rede- ford "Urbie" Green ended and members of the in Clayton, Mo., in 2010. A Luxembourg-based 39-year veteran of the ned trombone technique trombonists' year on its Cleveland Jazz Orchestra It later opened similar investment rm, JAB Cleveland Orchestra during a 50-year career nal sad note, dying at and the Cleveland Trom- stores in Chicago; Dear- Holding Co., bought Pane- who died in June at age that included perfor- age 92. bone Collective. born, Mich.; Portland, ra in 2017.
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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2019 B.C. High hockey gets revenge on St. Mary’s in second meeting By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — When the B.C. High and St. Mary’s hockey teams met last season, it was the Spartans that came away with a hard-fought win in Boston. The Eagles gained revenge with a 6-2 win at William P. Connery Rink Wednes- day night. “We’re missing some guys,” St. Mary’s coach Mark Lee said after the loss. “We’re missing our rst line center. Max Giardina broke his wrist last game so two of our starting forwards weren’t here. It’s a com- bination. B.C. High’s probably the best team in the state. I thought we hung with them. The rst goal hurt a little bit. It was a tied game, 1-1 after a period. We had some opportunities but B.C. High’s a very skilled team.” Brady Carpenter and Damon Maribito each scored a goal for St. Mary’s. Colin Reddy, Kyle Ouellette and Christian Mo- ran logged one assist each. For the Eagles, Joseph Kramer scored two goals. Thomas Kramer, John Logan, Colman Benson and Peter Kramer each ITEM FILE PHOTO scored once. Damon Maribito scored one goal for St. Mary’s in a loss to ITEM FILE PHOTO ST. MARY’S, B2 B.C. High Wednesday night. Swampscott’s Conor Donovan had two goals and one assist in a win over Saugus Wednesday. Rob Wallace scores his 1,000th point Swampscott hockey By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF grabs tourney spot EVERETT — When Robert Wallace started playing basketball at Lynn Tech, coach Stevie Patrick knew he was a special talent and ca- pable of scoring 1,000 career points in his with win over Saugus career. Wallace made that a reality Wednesday By Mike Alongi night, surpassing 1,000 points with a 27-point ITEM STAFF performance in a 57-49 loss at Pope John. SAUGUS — In a high-intensity game that had a “I’m extremely proud of Robert,” Patrick tournament feel from start to nish, the Swampscott said. “I’ve had him since he was a freshman boys hockey team scored with just 49 seconds remain- and I told him then that he could score 1,000. ing to earn a 3-2 victory over Northeastern Conference That was before he even played a varsity foe Saugus at Kasabuski Arena Wednesday night. The minute. I just saw his talent and it really game was critical for both teams, as the win punched came to light.” Swampscott’s tournament ticket and the loss knocked Wallace overcame adversity on his way to Saugus from postseason contention. the milestone, including a foot injury this “This one was huge,” said Swampscott coach Gino season. Faia. “It was a desperation game for both teams and it “Since freshman year coach has been telling really had a tournament atmosphere all night. The guys me I could get here,” Wallace said. “I played played their tails off tonight and I couldn’t be prouder of all three levels and he told me that I could get them. We were down (second-leading scorer) Drew Ol- to 1,000. It really feels amazing to nally ivieri tonight and guys stepped up to make plays, and I reach it. I worked so hard. I know playing on couldn’t have asked for more.” an injured foot and missing some of the sea- Swampscott was powered by assistant captain Conor son people didn’t think I was going to do but Donovan, who had two goals and one assist. I just pushed myself here. I’m excited I nal- ITEM FILE PHOTO “Conor might be a small guy, but he plays like a beast ly got it.” out there,” Faia said. “He’s a pitbull out there and he Tech senior Robert Wallace (left) scored his 1,000th Wallace was quick to thank the support he made all the little plays we needed him to tonight in career point for the Tigers in a loss to Pope John has received from family and teammates. addition to his scoring.” Wednesday night. WALLACE, B2 Chris Barnes also scored a goal for the Big Blue, while captain Zach Elwell and Tyler Seller each had one as- sist. Faia also pointed out the play of goalie Victor Kratik, English girls edge Classical in defensive battle who came up with a number of crucial saves down the stretch. By Harold Rivera take that. “Victor’s been solid for us all season, and coming in ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “I give Classical a lot of cred- he knew this would be a pressure game,” Faia said. “We it,” Charles said. “They played needed him to come up big tonight, and he did.” LYNN — Defense was the hard defense and they stayed in For Saugus, Nick Aiken and Lorenzo Keegan each name of the game in Wednes- the game all the way through. scored one goal while captain Joe Cross, captain CJ day’s Northeastern Conference They always believed they Graffeo and assistant captain Ronnie Paolo each had game between the Classical were going to win the game. We one assist. and English girls basketball learned something from them.” The game was back-and-forth from the very start as teams. English, 9-9 with the victory, the two teams traded hits and possessions for the en- On a night were baskets remains alive in the hunt for tire rst period. Neither team could nd the back of the were few and far between, the a state tournament berth. The net until the very end of the period, when Aiken won a Bulldogs did just enough for a Bulldogs need a win at Medford battle in front of the Swampscott net to knock home the much-needed 27-26 win over Thursday night (7) in order to rst goal of the game with one second left. Swampscott the Rams at Paul Cavanagh qualify. argued that the buzzer sounded before the goal, but af- Field House. “Medford’s well coached,” ter a short conference the referees awarded Saugus the The victory is English coach Charles said. “They had some goal and it was 1-0 Sachems after one period. Mackenzie Charles’ rst win athletes on their JV team last But the tables turned in the second period. It started over Classical in his three-year year and it seems like they’re up with just under 12 minutes to go, when Swampscott was tenure guiding the Bulldogs. and playing. I haven’t watched awarded a 5-on-3 for a full two minutes after a pair of “It feels like we got that mon- a lot of lm, I’ve been focused Saugus penalties. It didn’t take long for the Big Blue to key off our back,” Charles said. on Classical. But I know they’re capitalize, as Seller sent a perfect cross-ice pass to Don- “We’ve been wanting that. This well coached and they’re going ovan for a one-timer goal to tie the score at 1-1. After the to play hard. They’re not going ITEM FILE PHOTO is my third season and to not ensuing penalty expired, Swampscott was called for a to give it to us, we have to come beat Classical, as competitive English’s Maylin Echevarria (right) penalty of its own and Saugus had a chance to respond. out and take it.” as I am, to get that monkey off scored a game-high 11 points in a win SWAMPSCOTT, B2 our back is really good. We’ll ENGLISH, B2 over Classical Wednesday night. Fenwick boys hockey earns third consecutive victory three games while only letting one in. shutout win. John Simonetti also scored SCHOOL ROUNDUP We’re 5-5 in the CCL, tied for third. a goal in the win. By Mike Alongi We’re making fewer mistakes and play- Lynn eld (11-4-3) travels out to ITEM STAFF ing our best hockey at the most import- Canton on Saturday (4:15) for a game ant time of the year.” against Westwood. Make that three wins in a row for After a scoreless rst period, Matt Hudson 7, Peabody 2 the Bishop Fenwick boys hockey team. Moniz scored on Jake Murphy’s assist The Tanners fell to 1-15-1. Peabody’s The Crusaders defeated Catholic Cen- to put Fenwick on the board. The Cru- back on the ice Saturday (3:40) when it tral League rival Archbishop Williams saders scored three unassisted goals visits Masconomet at Valley Forum. 4-1 Wednesday night at Canton Sports (Tom Estella, Ethan Belt, Ian Worthely) Catholic Memorial 3, Complex. The Crusaders have won to seal the deal. St. John’s Prep 0 their past three games by a total score Fenwick hosts Shrewsbury Saturday The Eagles (7-7-3) will go up against of 20-1. night (6) in a non-conference game. the Knights once again Monday (12) at With the win, Fenwick improved to The Crusaders close the regular season Essex Sports Center. 8-9-1 on the season. The Crusaders Monday (2) when they battle Peabody GIRLS HOCKEY need three points in their nal two for the Carlin Cup. Beverly 5, Marblehead 4 games of the regular season to qualify At Raymond Bourque Arena, the Ma- ITEM FILE PHOTO for the state tournament. BOYS HOCKEY gicians carried a 3-2 lead into the third period before the Panthers came back “Hard work’s nally paying off for us,” Lynn eld 4, North Reading 0 Tom Estella scored one goal for Bishop for the win. Fenwick coach Jim Quinlan said. “We’re The Pioneers got a hat trick from Fenwick in a win over Archbishop Wil- scoring now, that’s 20 goals in the last George DeRoche as they skated to a ROUNDUP, B2 liams Wednesday night. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2019 Super 8 hopeful St. Mary’s boys hockey falls to BC High ST. MARY’S with 7:45 remaining, giving the Eagles a ued. From B1 2-1 edge. Benson scored on a one timer “The thing I’m proud of is the effort,” with 5:20 to play, making it a 3-1 Eagles Lee said. “The effort was there. We didn’t The Eagles wasted no time grabbing lead. Peter Kramer followed suit 50 sec- quit, regardless of what the score was in the lead. Thomas Kramer found the back onds later on a one-on-one with Spartans the third period. Our guys fought right of the net just 41 seconds into the game goalie Joe Purtell (25 saves). St. Mary’s until the buzzer. It just wasn’t happening to give B.C. High a swift 1-0 advantage. trailed 4-1 at the second intermission. for us tonight.” To St. Mary’s credit, the Spartans calmed “We came out a little flat,” Lee said. The Spartans (14-5) are back on the ice down throughout the next few minutes “They scored a couple real quick. I think Saturday (5:30) when they host Lowell and got back to playing their normal that kind of changed the tempo. We strug- Catholic for St. Mary’s annual senior game. The Spartans drew a power play gled in the second period.” night. with 7:21 on the clock and made the most Looking to get St. Mary’s back on the “We need to come on Saturday and get of it with Carpenter converting for a St. right track, Maribito found the back of the job done,” Lee said. “We need the win Mary’s goal. Eagles goalie Chase Cong- the net with 10:26 left in the game. But bad. We’ll take it from there, one game at don (12 saves) made the initial save but the Eagles scored twice (both goals by a time. Then we’ll go to Springfield (for Carpenter, in the right place at the right Joseph Kramer) in the third period to the Cardinal Classic). The tournament’s time, picked up the rebound and lit the seal their 6-2 win. one of the best in the state with Pope lamp. Things were even at 1-1 heading “I thought we came out and played hard Francis, Central Catholic and Malden into the second period. in the third,” Lee said. “A bounce here or Catholic. It’s a good tournament to get us And then it went downhill for St. Mary’s. there, we had two breakaways and we ready for the state tournament. But Sat- ITEM FILE PHOTO Within a three minute span, B.C. High could’ve made the score a little tighter. urday’s huge for us. We need to take care Brady Carpenter scored one goal turned a 1-1 tie into a 4-1 lead. Logan We’ve been struggling to put the puck in of business Saturday and take it from in a loss for St. Mary’s Wednesday. cashed in on Thomas Kramer’s assist the net last couple of games. That contin- there.” Swampscott hockey earns tournament berth
SWAMPSCOTT From B1 But Donovan wasn’t having any of it, and with just under eight minutes to go he scored a shorthanded goal. This time, Elwell set him up on with a pass into the opposing zone and Donovan worked around Saugus goalie Jack Devereaux to make it 2-1 Big Blue. That score carried into the third period, but Saugus wasn’t quite done making noise. With 7:18 to go, Paolo sent a pass over to Keegan, who skated into the offensive zone and ripped a wrist shot past Kratik to tie the score at 2-2. Desperate for at least a tie to keep its tournament hopes alive, Saugus played as hard as it could for the final seven minutes. But with 49 seconds left, Barnes scored on a shot from the blue line to put Swampscott up 3-2. After holding off a fran- ITEM FILE PHOTO tic final attempt from Saugus, the Big Blue Classical’s Jazzmine Masse (left) scored seven skated away with the win. points in a loss to English Wednesday. Saugus (6-8-5) will close out its season next Wednesday (6) when it hosts Win- throp. Swampscott (8-6-3) is now focused on English girls beat sharpening things up in its final two games before the tournament begins. That starts with another NEC game, this one against NEC rival Classical Marblehead Saturday (1) at Rockett Arena. “Marblehead is a top team in Division 2 ENGLISH and then we close with another top Division From B1 3 team in Dracut, so this will be a good way to prepare ourselves for the tournament,” English’s Maylin Echevarria scored a game-high 11 Faia said. “We knew at the start of the year points. Kylia Reynoso scored six and Stacy Abreu added ITEM FILE PHOTO that the end of our schedule would be tough, four. Swampscott goalie Victor Kratik came up with a number of so now we’re just trying to take advantage of Classical’s Jazzmine Masse and Rebecca Walker scored clutch saves in a win over Saugus Wednesday night. it and prepare for the tournament.” seven points each. “When it’s 27-26 it’s a shot-making game,” Classical coach Tom Sawyer said. “You just have to make a few. But not for a lack of effort. The kids played really hard defen- Rob Wallace scores his 1,000th in Tech loss sively. We did everything we wanted to do defensively. We gave ourselves a shot to win and we had a shot to win at WALLACE while Quasim Abellard added eight the end. These kids don’t quit. They battle until the end.” From B1 points and 12 rebounds. Amari Gaston The Bulldogs held Classical to just four points in the scored eight points. first quarter and carried an 18-6 lead midway through “I had some great support from team- The Tigers took a one-point lead into the second quarter, after back-to-back baskets from mates and family,” Wallace said. “Ev- the half before a second half full of lead Echevarria and Juliana Perry. Classical ended the half eryone supported me since freshman changes. The third quarter saw four on a 6-0 run and trailed 18-12 at halftime. year and had my back. They came to lead changes in the first few minutes “English’s really good defensively,” Sawyer said. “You every game and told me that when the before Wallace’s 1,000th point came on have to hit a few shots to kind of loosen that defense up day came they were going to be here no a layup with 2:47 remaining in the a little bit. We just weren’t able to do that and we had too matter what. Even if I didn’t hit it they quarter to put Tech ahead 39-36. many turnovers. Give English credit, they played really said they said they would celebrate But Pope John battled back to take a good defense. Give my kids credit, we played really good with me. It’s great to share this with one-point lead into the fourth. Midway defense too.” everyone.” through the fourth quarter, Pope John English carried a 22-18 lead into the fourth quarter Patrick has seen Wallace come a long took over the game by claiming a and things went down to the wire. Echevarria opened the way since he started coaching him and 10-point lead with two minutes remain- final period with a 3-pointer, giving her Bulldogs a 25-18 believes the senior captain could con- ing. The Tigers struggled at the line in lead with 5:50 to play. Walker answered with a 3-pointer, tinue his basketball career at the next the closing minutes and committed a slicing English’s lead to 25-21 with 4:12 remaining. level. few costly turnovers that prevented Ahead 27-23 with the clock winding down, the Bulldogs “It’s been awesome to see him grow as them from coming back. were on the verge of sealing the deal. a player,” Patrick said. “I’m trying to get “I thought it was a really good game,” Showing no quit, Classical made things interesting. him into school now. I played Division I Patrick said. “I think we just gave it to Masse stole an inbounds pass, hit a layup, drew a foul college basketball, I feel like he’s not them in the end. It’s indicative to the and swished her free throw to make it a one-point game, quite Division I because of his size, but way we have played all year, being in 27-26, with seven seconds to go. But the Bulldogs held he is definitely a scholarship player games and giving them away at the down the fort in the closing seconds for the victory. because of his motor and his grades. end. Just simple turnovers that we talk “The girls finished,” Charles said. “They made some He’s an A and B student. I’ve been look- about. But we had fun, Rob scored mistakes but they’re young. They made some young ing at Wentworth for him. I’ve been 1,000 so it would have been nice to win mistakes but they finished. Our first quarter helped us. reaching out talking to the coach. The today but we couldn’t pull it out. I’m ITEM FILE PHOTO When we can get a lead, the other team’s playing catch- coach likes him and likes his attitude still proud of my guys’ effort. That’s a up. and hopefully we can go for a visit.” good team, they were Division 4 cham- Tech’s Amari Gaston “We’ll take the win,” Charles said. “It’s a good win for Despite Wallace’s milestone night the pions last year.” (right) scored eight our program.” Tigers fell in a back-and-forth game. Tech closes its season Friday (5:30) at points in a loss to Pope Classical (11-8) will celebrate its annual senior night Wallace also hauled in 10 rebounds Chelsea. John Wednesday night. Thursday (7) when the Rams host Everett. Peabody girls hockey earns another conference victory ROUNDUP Emma Holmes and Abby Stafford each scored From B1 one goal. Julia Holmes and Kayla Morrill each logged one assist. Sydney Cresta scored two goals. Cate Delaney “This was a huge game for us,” Martucci said. and Mia Salah scored one goal each. “Masconomet is a very good team. They’re well The Magicians (4-13) visit Weymouth at Connell coached and have some high end players.” Memorial Rink Saturday (5). Winthrop (10-6-1) will celebrate its senior night Peabody 6, Medford 2 in the regular season finale against Winchester At Medford’s Loconte Rink, the Tanners improved Wednesday night at Larsen Rink. to 12-4-2 on the season. Jen Flynn and Kathryn Fenwick 6, Shawsheen 0 DiGiulio each scored two goals and dished one as- Fenwick featured six different goal scorers in sist. Sammie Mirasolo and Jess Robert scored once Lexi McNeil, Gabby Davern, Jill Mattucci, Emma each. Perry and Brennah Satterfield. Goalies Daphne The Tanners are back on the ice Monday morn- Jalbert and Madison Davis split the shutout in net. ing (11) when they battle Fenwick for the Carlin The Crusaders (11-6-1) are back on the ice Mon- Cup. day morning when they take on Peabody for the Winthrop 5, Masconomet 3 Carlin Cup. The Vikings earned a share of the Northeastern BOYS BASKETBALL Hockey League title with Peabody after an upset Gloucester 74, Peabody 73 (2OT) win over Masconomet. Kaiya Rodriguez led Win- After hitting the game-tying shot to force over- throp’s offense with two goals. time, Gloucester’s Marcus Montagnino hit the “Kaiya played an incredible game,” Winthrop game-winner with just seconds to go in double coach Anthony Martucci said. “She has great speed overtime to hand the Fishermen a thrilling win. and to have her going is big. She had two awesome GIRLS BASKETBALL goals.” Revere 48, Beverly 45 ITEM FILE PHOTO Emma Carleton scored one goal and dished one The Patriots improved to 11-6 on the season. Peabody’s Jen Flynn scored two goals in a win over Med- assist, placing her three points away from the They’re back in action Thursday (7) when they visit ford Wednesday. 100-point mark for her career. Danvers. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3
HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY Track Girls Basketball State Meet (at Reggie Lewis, 4:30) Newburyport at Lynnfield (6) FRIDAY Everett at Classical (7) Girls Basketball English at Medford (7) Malden at Marblehead (5) Beverly at Marblehead (7) KIPP at Hamilton-Wenham (5) Peabody at Swampscott (7) Chelsea at Tech (5:30) Revere at Danvers (7) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (at St. John’s, Winthrop at Saugus (7) 6:30) Boys Basketball Peabody at Gloucester (7) Fenwick at St. Mary’s (6:30) Boys Basketball Lynnfield at Newburyport (7) Tech at Chelsea (5:30) Classical at Everett (7) Winthrop at Malden Catholic (7) Medford at English (7) Winchester at St. John’s (7) Marblehead at Beverly (7) Track Swampscott at Peabody (7) State Meet (at Reggie Lewis, 4:30) Danvers at Revere (7) Wrestling Saugus at Winthrop (7) State Meet (at Beverly, TBA)
SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Tech Hall of wire.com/register. php?id=10042. Online reg- Fame nominations istration closes at midnight on March 20. After March Nominations are now 20, those interested may being accepted for the Lynn register in person at the Tech Hall of Fame. Eligible Hibernian Hall at 105 Fed- nominees must have gradu- eral St on Saturday, March ated at least 15 years ago. 23 from noon to 4 p.m. The hall of fame dinner will during packet pick up or on be held on May 18 at Angel- race day beginning at 9 ica’s Restaurant in Middle- a.m. The registration fee is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ton. $30. The first 500 regis- Nominations will be tered runners will also be Gordon Hayward (right) had 18 points, five rebounds and eight assists in a win over the Detroit accepted until March 30. given race shirts. There will Pistons Wednesday night. Anyone can submit a nomi- be a post-race party that nation whether they’re asso- includes free food and live ciated with Lynn Tech or Irish music as well. not. Previous nominees will More information and Celtics roll past Pistons at TD Garden also remain eligible. race updates can be found Forms are available from at https://sites.google.com/ BOSTON (AP) — Jayson Tatum was also sidelined with an illness. But the Celtics settled down, end- Bart Conlon, who can be site/lynnhibernian5k/. scored 19 points and Gordon Hay- Coach Brad Stevens adjusted to ing the opening period on a 15-5 run. reached by phone at 781- ward finished with 18 to help the their absences by starting Smart and Boston controlled the pace in the 599-6277 or via email at Lynn Babe Ruth Boston Celtics hold off the Detroit Tatum in the backcourt and rounded second quarter and led 57-52 at the bartleyconlon133@comcast. Pistons 118-110 on Wednesday out his lineup with Hayward, Hor- half. net. signups night. ford and Marcus Morris. IRVING UPDATE Final registration for Hayward added eight assists and TIP-INS Stevens said Irving’s status is offi- Hibernian 5K Lynn Babe Ruth will be five rebounds in his first start since Pistons: Were just 5 of 19 from cially “day-to-day,” but that he could Road Race held Saturday, February 16 Dec. 21. Al Horford finished with 17 the field (26 percent) and 2 for 9 (22 theoretically be cleared to play if the from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at points, 14 rebounds and eight as- percent) from 3-point range in third Celtics had a game scheduled for The 10th annual Lynn the Babe Ruth Clubhouse. sists. Jaylen Brown had 17 points quarter. Friday or Saturday. As far as Irving’s Hibernian 5K Road Race is Also, anyone interested in and seven rebounds. Celtics: Improved to 9-2 this sea- availability for the All-Star Game, scheduled for Sunday, coaching this year or serv- The Celtics have won seven out of son without Irving. . Rookie Robert Stevens said he should only suit up March 24 at 11a.m. Online ing on the League’s Board their last nine. The loss ended the Williams (illness) also sat along with if his knee is completely healthy. registration is available via of Directors should also Pistons’ four-game win streak. Aron Baynes (left foot contusion). . “I guess my thought would be, if he Racewire at https://race- attend and sign up. Blake Griffin led Detroit with 32 Smart’s 3-pointer early in the third would have been cleared for us on points and eight rebounds. Andre quarter ended his 0-for-20 slump Friday or Saturday, then he should TV/RADIO Drummond added 21 points and 17 from beyond the arc. probably play,” Stevens said. “If rebounds. RUN TIME there’s any issues at all and he’s not TV After trailing by 11 in the first half, The Celtics were energized ear- 110 percent, I would not play.” NBA Boston outscored Detroit 34-20 in ly, jumping out to an 8-0 lead. But UP NEXT 8 p.m...... Oklahoma City at New Orleans...... TNT the third quarter and led by as many Detroit quickly negated it, respond- The Pistons next play Feb. 22 at Men’s College Basketball as 28 in the fourth. ing with a 24-5 run to nudge back Atlanta. 6 p.m...... St. Francis (Pa.) at Fairleigh Dickinson...... CBSSN Celtics All-Star Kyrie Irving sat in front as Boston relied heavily The Celtics return to action Feb. 7 p.m...... Houston at UConn...... ESPN for the second straight game with a on jump shots and went through a 21, beginning a three-game trip at 7 p.m...... Illinois at Ohio State...... ESPN2 strained right knee, and Terry Rozier nearly five-minute scoring drought. Milwaukee. 7 p.m...... Tulsa at Tulane...... ESPNU 8 p.m...... UAB at Marshall...... CBSSN 9 p.m...... Arizona at Utah...... ESPNU 9 p.m...... Murray St. at Austin Peay...... ESPN2 11 p.m...... Gonzaga at Loyola Marymount...... ESPN2 11 p.m...... Saint Mary’s at Santa Clara...... ESPNU Women’s College Basketball 6 p.m...... Minnesota at Purdue...... Big Ten Network 7 p.m...... Georgia at South Carolina...... SEC Network 7 p.m...... Virginia Tech at Duke...... NESN Plus 8 p.m...... Nebraska at Maryland...... Big Ten Network 9 p.m...... Missouri at Mississippi St...... SEC Network Biathlon 1 p.m...... World Cup (women’s 7.5km sprint)...... NBCSN Golf 10 a.m...... PGA: Genesis Open...... Golf 11 p.m...... LPGA: Women’s Australian Open...... Golf Skiing 10:30 a.m...... World Alpine Championships...... NBCSN
NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 57 42 11 4 88 223 159 Winnipeg 57 36 18 3 75 198 163 Toronto 56 35 18 3 73 200 159 Nashville 59 33 21 5 71 182 154 Boston 57 32 17 8 72 168 148 Dallas 56 29 22 5 63 145 140 Montreal 56 31 18 7 69 172 162 St. Louis 55 28 22 5 61 163 162 Buffalo 56 28 21 7 63 165 171 Minnesota 57 27 25 5 59 160 167 Florida 55 23 24 8 54 168 192 Colorado 56 22 23 11 55 182 188 Detroit 57 22 28 7 51 159 188 Chicago 57 23 25 9 55 185 209 Ottawa 56 21 30 5 47 173 205 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Jose 57 34 16 7 75 210 177 N.Y. Islanders 56 33 17 6 72 161 136 Calgary 56 34 16 6 74 205 167 Washington 57 31 19 7 69 192 183 Vegas 58 31 23 4 66 172 162 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Columbus 55 32 20 3 67 180 167 Vancouver 57 25 25 7 57 164 181 Pittsburgh 56 29 20 7 65 193 173 Arizona 56 25 26 5 55 150 163 Quarterback Joe Flacco has been traded from the Baltimore Ravens to the Denver Broncos in ex- Carolina 57 29 22 6 64 167 164 Edmonton 55 24 26 5 53 159 184 Philadelphia 57 26 24 7 59 167 190 Los Angeles 56 23 28 5 51 136 171 change for a fourth-round draft pick. N.Y. Rangers 56 24 24 8 56 159 186 Anaheim 56 21 26 9 51 127 182 New Jersey 56 21 27 8 50 162 194 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. Wednesday’s Games Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Denver Broncos acquire Joe Flacco from Ravens Edmonton at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Washington at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Vancouver at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. Friday’s Games Thursday’s Games N.Y. Rangers at Buffalo, 7 p.m. ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Joe The others all bombed: draft picks than Foles but he’s been durable, N.Y. Islanders at Columbus, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Flacco has gone from Denver Bron- Brock Osweiler, Trevor Siemian, starting all 16 games in nine of his Calgary at Florida, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. Ottawa at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Boston at Anaheim, 10 p.m. cos tormentor to savior. Paxton Lynch and Chad Kelly, trade 11 NFL seasons. The other years he Dallas at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games The Baltimore Ravens have acquisition Mark Sanchez and Kee- started nine and 10 games. Foles Colorado at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Calgary at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Montreal at Nashville, 8 p.m. Detroit at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. agreed to trade the veteran quar- num, who threw for 18 TDs and a has started more than eight games New Jersey at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. St. Louis at Colorado, 3 p.m. terback to the Broncos in exchange career-high 15 interceptions last just twice in his seven NFL seasons. St. Louis at Arizona, 9 p.m. Toronto at Arizona, 7 p.m. Toronto at Vegas, 10 p.m. Ottawa at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. for a fourth-round pick in this year’s season to go with a career-high 34 Fangio also knows Flacco well, NFL draft, a person with knowledge sacks. having served on Baltimore’s coach- of the agreement told The Associat- Flacco has three years and $63 ing staff during the quarterback’s NBA ed Press. million left on his contract with a first two seasons there. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE The person spoke to the AP on salary of $18.5 million next season, Facilitating the deal for Flacco Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB condition of anonymity Wednesday which is 10th-highest in the NFL at was the extra fourth-round pick El- Toronto 43 16 .729 — Houston 33 24 .579 — because neither team announced his position. His cap hit of that same way had at his disposal from the De- Boston 37 21 .638 5½ San Antonio 33 26 .559 1 Philadelphia 37 21 .638 5½ Dallas 26 30 .464 6½ the deal, which was first reported amount is 21st among quarterbacks maryius Thomas trade to Houston Brooklyn 30 29 .508 13 New Orleans 25 33 .431 8½ by ESPN. NFL rules prohibit teams in the league. last fall. New York 10 47 .175 32 Memphis 23 36 .390 11 from discussing trades until the The Broncos could trade Keenum In Flacco, the Broncos are turning Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB start of the league year on March 13. and save $18 million next season. to a quarterback who broke their Charlotte 27 29 .482 — Denver 38 18 .679 — Flacco, the MVP of the 2013 Super Releasing him would produce $11 hearts six years ago. Miami 25 30 .455 1½ Oklahoma City 37 19 .661 1 Orlando 26 32 .448 2 Portland 33 23 .589 5 Bowl following a miraculous win at million in savings but cost them $7 Denver was the top seed after go- Washington 24 34 .414 4 Utah 32 25 .561 6½ top-seeded Denver, became expend- million. Keenum signed a two-year, ing 13-3 in Manning’s first season in Atlanta 19 38 .333 8½ Minnesota 27 30 .474 11½ able in Baltimore with the emer- $36 million deal in Denver last sea- Denver and the Broncos took an 11- Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB gence of rookie Lamar Jackson, the son with $25 million guaranteed. game winning streak into their di- Milwaukee 43 14 .754 — Golden State 41 15 .732 — former Louisville star who led the Either way, Elway’s deal for Flac- visional round playoff game against Indiana 38 20 .655 5½ Sacramento 30 26 .536 11 Detroit 26 30 .464 16½ L.A. Clippers 31 27 .534 11 Ravens into the playoffs after Flacco co continues his build-but-don’t- Baltimore. Chicago 14 44 .241 29½ L.A. Lakers 28 29 .491 13½ got hurt. rebuild ethos. The Broncos have a In the waning seconds of regula- Cleveland 12 46 .207 31½ Phoenix 11 47 .190 31 The Broncos again needed an up- solid core of young stars and a still tion, Flacco connected with Jacoby Wednesday’s Games Charlotte at Orlando, 7 p.m. grade at QB after Case Keenum’s superior defense led by Von Miller Jones on a 70-yard touchdown pass Brooklyn 148, Cleveland 139, 3OT New York at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. middling debut in Denver, where and Chris Harris Jr. that Elway be- to force overtime in a game the Ra- Milwaukee 106, Indiana 97 Oklahoma City at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Boston 118, Detroit 110 Friday’s Games a 6-10 finish led general manager lieves can keep up with the Chargers vens won 38-35 in double overtime. Philadelphia 126, New York 111 Team World vs. Team USA at Charlotte, Toronto 129, Washington 120 John Elway to turn to Vic Fangio, and Chiefs in the AFC West with the Safety Rahim Moore went for the in- N.C., 9 p.m. Chicago 122, Memphis 110 terception instead of the tackle and Saturday’s Games his fourth head coach in six seasons. right quarterback leading the way. Minnesota 121, Houston 111 Miami at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. No games scheduled Now, he’s landed his seventh quar- They wanted a proven veteran mistimed his leap, allowing Jones Sacramento at Denver, 9 p.m. Sunday’s Games terback since Peyton Manning’s such as Flacco or Nick Foles, anoth- to catch the ball at the 20-yard line Golden State at Portland, 10:30 p.m. 2019 NBA All-Star Game Phoenix at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Team LeBron West vs. Team Giannis East tearful retirement following Den- er Super Bowl MVP. and trot into the end zone with the Thursday’s Games at Charlotte, N.C., 8 p.m. ver’s win in Super Bowl 50. At 34, Flacco is four years older tying touchdown. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 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 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS
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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE
Lovers aren’t the only ones who celebrate Valentine’s Day On Valentine’s Day, guess the key card DEAR ABBY: Valen- Obviously, I encounter On Valentine’s Day, it seems played the eight from 10-8- tine’s Day is here and, to Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van other tenants in the public only right to have a deal fea- 4? Should East switch to the be honest, I don’t know Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, areas of the building. Since turing the queen of hearts, two of diamonds, playing his much about St. Valentine. and was founded by her mother, my father’s death, most of who ought to be a darling. partner for the knave? So I wonder if he meant them have asked me how But she certainly isn’t in “Al- The queen of hearts was the day to only be about Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at my mother is doing. How- ice in Wonderland,” where she also analyzing the position, lovers. DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los ever, no one has ever asked keeps crying, “Off with her and she spotted the decap- Is there any reason I Angeles, CA 90069. me how I am doing. Frank- shouldn’t send valentines ly, it’s very hurtful. Dad head!” itating defense — she leapt to my friends? Why should was getting hospice care at Still, what part should she out of East’s hand and landed anyone feel bad because YOU, Tim, and to all my ried about her using him home, so I experienced his play in this deal? South is in face upward on the table! they’re not “with” some- readers, for whom I have for his money, but he decline and finally the loss. five clubs, and West leads the Declarer, after winning on one? If you love and/or great appreciation and af- doesn’t want to hear it. Why does no one care to seven of hearts. the board, needed to get to care about a person, can’t fection. How can I get through to offer me any words of sym- This deal is in “Right Through his hand to take a second you send them a box of him? pathy? the Pack” by Robert Darvas trump finesse. However, he chocolates, a card or some DEAR ABBY: My broth- and Norman de Villiers Hart, could not. He tried a low di- flowers? It seems to me er is a 59-year-old widow- WISE SISTER IN STILL GRIEVING PENNSYLVANIA which was first published in amond, but East won with his this should be a time of er. He has dated a few DEAR STILL GRIEVING: year you can let a buddy 1948. ace and led another heart, so women over the years, and DEAR SISTER: You ob- When there is a death, know you appreciate him, The bidding is weird, as was that West could overruff with he’s very afraid of being viously can’t. However, his many people are uncom- or let your brother, cousin, alone. its wont in those days. East’s the queen of clubs. lawyer might be able to fortable. They don’t mean double with only one club is sister, neighbor or co-work- The woman he is with deliver that message more to be insensitive; they sim- er know you care. now has made it clear that effectively than you. This is ply don’t know what to say the most debatable call, and It doesn’t have to be she is with him because he why you should STRONG- to the grieving relatives. some other bids would not mushy. Happy Valentine’s can provide financial secu- LY encourage him to have I assume that your moth- escape criticism. Day to you, Abby! rity for her. She’s pushing a talk with his lawyer be- er and father are/were el- Declarer, after winning TIM IN SYRACUSE him to move in together fore he sells his house or derly. The death of a spouse the first trick with the ace of and get married, but only formalizes his arrange- after many decades of hearts, would have led a low DEAR TIM: Valentine’s after he sells his house ment with this lady, who marriage can be so trau- club if he could have peeked Day may have started as a and buys a new one. She has made her objectives matic that the partner goes into East’s hand. But not un- celebration of romance said she could never live crystal clear. into a decline. Your neigh- naturally, he crossed to the there because his deceased and romantic love, but it bors may assume that be- king of spades and ran the has broadened to acknowl- wife lived there. However, DEAR ABBY: My fa- cause you are younger and edge other kinds of love she is unable to contribute ther passed away after a stronger, that you are more knave of clubs (as jacks were and affection. There’s ab- anything financially, so long illness four months resilient and therefore are known back then) to East’s solutely no reason you can- this would all be out of his ago. I lived in the same doing fine. Please don’t ace. What did he do now? not celebrate the way you pocket. He looks past all of building as my parents, hold the fact that they ha- Had West led a single- described. this. but a different apartment. ven’t asked how you are ton, and had South cleverly Happy Valentine’s Day to I have told him I’m wor- (I still do.) doing against them.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TOWN OF MARBLEHEAD NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT LEGAL AD PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT INVITATION FOR BIDS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Docket No. ES19P0108GD given by Rui DeOliveira Lemes and Loide Lemes to Mortgage Electronic CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR The Town of Marblehead, Board of Selectmen invites sealed electronic bids for the Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Decision One Mortgage, LLC dated July APPOINTMENT OF CONSERVATOR OR OTHER Abbot Hall Exterior Restoration and HVAC Improvements project and will be 7, 2004, recorded at the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in PROTECTIVE ORDER PURSUANT TO received at www.biddocsonline.com until the time specified below at which time Book 23104, Page 71, affected by a Home Affordable Modification Agreement G.L. c. 190B, º5-304 & º5-405 the bids will be made publicly available: dated July 23, 2012 recorded in Book 31635 Page 42; said mortgage was then Essex Probate and Family Court assigned to Bank of America, National Association as Successor by Merger to 36 Federal Street ITEM BID OPENING LaSalle Bank National Association, as Trustee for Certificateholders of Bear Salem MA, 01970 Stearns Asset Backed Securities I LLC Asset Backed Certificates, Series General Bids 12:00PM Thursday, March 14, 2019 2004-HE11 by virtue of an assignment dated June 2, 2009, and recorded in Book In the matter of: Leo Frechette Filed Sub Bids 12:00PM Tuesday, March 5, 2019 28674, Page 277; and further assigned to U.S. Bank, N.A., successor trustee to Of: Saugus, MA LaSalle Bank National Association, on behalf of the holders of Bear Stearns Asset RESPONDENT FILED SUB BID CATEGORIES Backed Securities I Trust 2004-HE11, Asset-Backed Certificates Series Alleged Incapacitated Person Masonry Painting 2004-HE11 by virtue of an assignment dated December 4, 2017, and recorded in To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been Roofing HVAC Book 36424, Page 172; of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder filed by Glazing (for Alternate work only) Electrical for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the Chestnut Woods Rehab & Healthcare of Saugus, MA Plumbing Misc. Metals same will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at 10:00 AM on February 28, 2019, on the in the above captioned matter alleging that Leo Frechette is in need of a Guardian mortgaged premises. This property has the address of 82 Fayette Street, Lynn, MA and requesting that Electronic Bid Documents will be available on Friday, February 15, 2019. Each 01902. The entire mortgaged premises, all and singular, the premises as (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Conservator to serve Without General Bidder may obtain two (2) complete sets of Bidding Documents with a described in said mortgage: Surety on the bond. deposit of $50. Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available to view, The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that download or for hard copy request at www.biddocsonline.com. Go to the web-site, The land in said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described the appointment of a Conservator is necessary, and that the proposed Conservator click on the "Project Listing" button and then search and click on the project as follows: is appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for name, which will allow you to access the project page. Once on the project page, EASTERLY by Fayette Street, eighty-six (86) feet; SOUTHERLY by land now or certain specific authority. you can click on the icons for the "Drawings", "Specifications" and "Addenda". formerly of Childs; one hundred thirteen and 98/100 (113.98) feet; WESTERLY by You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your You must REGISTER to receive addenda. To register, click on the land now or formerly of Goldsmith, sixty-two and 16/100 (62.16) feet; attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on "Request Hard Copy" button or "Register as ePlan Holder" button. If you register, NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of Burt and Fletcher, one hundred four and the return date of 03/01/2019. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline you will automatically be issued Addenda via electronic mail. Hard copies are 77/100 (104.77) feet. Being all of said measurements, more or less or however date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. available from Nashoba Blue, Inc. at 433 Main Street, Hudson, MA 01749 otherwise bounded and described. Containing 6,988 square feet of land being If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in (978-568-1167). marked Lot "C" on "Plan of Land of William L. Silsbee, Lynn, MA., Eastman & the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written Deposits may be electronically paid or must be a certified or cashier's Bradford, C.E., January 11, 1922", recorded with Essex South District Registry of appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific check made payable to BidDocs Online. Additional sets may also be purchased for Deeds. For title sec deed of Alexandre M. DeLima and Raquel C. DeLima to be facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. a non-refundable fee. recorded herewith. IMPORTANT NOTICE The full amount of each deposit for Bidding Documents will be refunded to The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the each Bidder returning complete sets of Bidding Documents (including Addenda if Subject to and with the benefit of easements, reservation, restrictions, and taking above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial issued) to BidDocs Online in good condition within thirty (30) days after the date of record, if any, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. In the event affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone of the General Bid opening. Deposits for Bidding Documents will be forfeited to the of any typographical error set forth herein in the legal description of the premises, may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named Awarding Authority if Bidding Documents are not returned within the specified time the description as set forth and contained in the mortgage shall control by person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. limit. reference. Together with all the improvements now or hereafter erected on the WITNESS, Jennifer MR Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Bidders requesting Contract Documents to be mailed to them shall include property and all easements, rights, appurtenances, rents, royalties, mineral, oil Date: February 01, 2019 a separate check for $40.00 per set for UPS Ground (or $65.00 per set for UPS and gas rights and profits, water rights and stock and all fixtures now or hereafter a Pamela Casey O'Brien overnight), payable to the BidDocs Online Inc., to cover mail handling costs. part of the property. All replacements and additions shall also be covered by this Register of Probate All bids must be electronically transmitted to the above specified receiving sale. Item: February 14, 2019 address prior to the time specified hereunder, in accordance with the procedures set forth in the INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS. Terms of Sale: Said premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and TOWN OF SAUGUS Each Bid must be accompanied by a bid security consisting of a BID assessments, tax sales, tax titles and other municipal liens and water or sewer ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS BOND, CASH, or, CERTIFIED, TREASURER's or CASHIER's CHECK issued by a liens and State or County transfer fees, if any there are, and TEN THOUSAND SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS 01906 responsible bank or trust company in the amount of 5% of the bid price. DOLLARS ($10,000.00) in cashier's or certified check will be required to be paid 781-231-4030 A Pre-Bid Conference and Site Visit will be held at Abbot Hall at 10:00 by the purchaser at the time and place of the sale as a deposit and the balance in A.M. on Thursday, February 21, 2019. It is strongly recommended that all cashier's or certified check will be due in thirty (30) days, at the offices of Doonan, FEBRUARY 2019 AGENDA prospective bidders have a representative in attendance. Graves & Longoria, LLC ("DG&L"), time being of the essence. The Mortgagee A performance bond in an amount equal to 100 percent of the total reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by public proclamation at amount of the contract price with a surety company qualified to do business in the the time and date appointed for the sale and to further postpone at any adjourned The SAUGUS ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS will hold a public hearing on Commonwealth of Massachusetts will be required for the faithful performance of sale-date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the adjourned THURSDAY, February 28, 2019 at 7:00 pm, in the SAUGUS TOWN HALL, 298 the contract as well as a labor and materials bond in an amount equal to 100 sale date. The premises is to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all Central Street (Meeting in the Auditorium on the Second Floor), Saugus. percent of the total contract price. easements, restrictions, leases, tenancies, and rights of possession, building and The following petitions will be heard. Petitioner or their representative must be All bids for this project are subject to applicable public bidding laws of zoning laws, encumbrances, condominium liens, if any and all other claim in the present. Massachusetts, including G.L. c.149, §§44A through 44H, as amended. nature of liens, if any there be. Attention is directed to the minimum wage rates to be paid as determined 1. On the petition of Saugus Avalon LLC for Salem Five Bank, owner of the by the Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development and the weekly payroll In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in property at 855 Broadway, (Lot #56, Plan #1036) seeking a special permit for record submittal requirements under the provisions of Massachusetts General purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of one additional internally lit wall sign, reading Salem Five Bank measuring 42.50" Laws, Chapter 149, Section 26 through 27D inclusive. Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of H x 300.50" W on the rear of the building facing Rte. 1. Attention is further directed to the requirements of G.L. c.149, §44D foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure requiring submission of a Division of Capital Asset Management approved deed to the second highest bidder, providing that said second highest bidder shall 2. On the petition of Castraberti Realty LLC, owner of the property at 517 Certificate of Eligibility and Update Statement with all bids. deposit with the Mortgagee's attorneys, the amount of the required deposit as set Broadway, (Lot #15-16-20, Plan #1037) seeking a special permit to produce and Selection of the contractor will be based upon bidder qualifications, forth herein. If the second highest bidder declines to purchase the within described replace 4 new lexan faces with vinyl graphics, measuring 155.5" x 83.5" to including evidence of past performance in similar projects, and bid price. The property, the Mortgagee reserves the right to purchase the within described replace changeable signs and 4 new digital reader boards with amber graphics, contract will be awarded to the bidder deemed by the awarding authority to be the property at the amount bid by the second highest bidder. The foreclosure deed measuring 122.813" x 37.813" installed on existing double faced pole sign. lowest responsible and eligible bidder. General Bidders must be certified in the and the consideration paid by the successful bidder shall be held in escrow by category "Historical Building" by the Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset DG&L, (hereinafter called the "Escrow Agent") until the deed shall be released TABLED FROM THE JANUARY MEETING Management Filed Sub-Bidders must be certified by the Massachusetts from escrow to the successful bidder at the same time as the consideration is Division of Capital Asset Management for their respective trades. released to the Mortgagee, whereupon all obligations of the Escrow Agent shall be 3. On the petition of Robert and Dawn Northrop, owner of the property at 234 The successful Bidder must agree to commence work upon receipt of deemed to have been properly fulfilled and the Escrow Agent shall be discharged. Essex St. (Lot #318, Plan #2027) seeking a special permit to outfit an accessory Notice to Proceed, and cause all work of this contract to be Substantially Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. dwelling on the second floor of their home. Completed in 275 consecutive calendar days. The Town of Marblehead is an affirmative action/equal opportunity Dated: January 25, 2019 4. On the petition of Jasiel Silva, owner of the property at 34 Pleasant St., (Lot owner/purchaser. U.S. Bank, N.A., successor trustee to LaSalle Bank National Association, on behalf #27, Plan#1002) seeking a special permit to extend the foundation for an By submission of a bid the bidder agrees that its bid shall be good and may not of the holders of Bear Stearns Asset Backed Securities I Trust 2004-HE11, increased kitchen as well as going up for a second story and attic and a variance be withdrawn for a period of 30 days, Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays Asset-Backed Certificates Series 2004-HE11 for a 2' sideyard setback where 15' is required and a 14.97' front yard setback excluded, after the opening of the bids. By its Attorney where 20' is required. The Town reserves the right to waive any informalities in bids, to accept or DOONAN, GRAVES & LONGORIA, LLC, reject, in whole or in part any or all bids, or take whatever other action may be 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D, 5. An application by Saugus Residential LLC for a comprehensive permit to deemed to be in the best interest of the Town. Beverly, MA 01915 authorize the construction of three hundred (300) rental apartment units in one (978) 921-2670 www.dgandl.com 53194 (LEMES) structure on approximately 28 acres at Rear Broadway (Lot #5-21-32-1-22, Plan The Town of Marblehead Item: January 31, February 7, 14, 2019 #1028), located off Broadway (Route 1). Rebecca Cutting . Chief Procurement Officer Ben Sturniolo, Chairperson Item: February 14, 2019 Placing a help wanted ad Stephanie Puracchio, Clerk is great for finding the DI: Feb. 14, 2019 SA: Feb 21, 2019 skilled workers you need. Item: February 14, 2019 781-593-7700, ext.2
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By Dean Fosdick National Audubon Soci- The most common error ASSOCIATED PRESS ety. "Feeders can definite- people make when man- ly help them get through aging bird feeders is incor- Feeding birds in winter that kind of weather." rect placement — putting is one of the nation's most Most birds are insect them in locations where popular wildlife-watching eaters and aren't attracted birds are frightened by activities, yet many or- to backyard feeders. "For foot traffic, vulnerable to nithologists say it's often those birds, I recommend predation by cats, or at more rewarding for peo- planting natural habitat risk of flying into windows. ple than for birds. And it and native plants," Kress "If a feeder is within 3 might even put wild birds said. feet of a window, it's bet- at risk. Besides, birds who do eat ter," Kress said. "If a bird "Feeding birds is not nec- seed "will be more likely to is spooked, it won't be essary for their survival come to feeders if there is killed when it strikes the except in extreme weather some cover nearby. They'll glass. And keep your cats conditions," said Stephen be able to feed and dodge indoors so they can't stalk Kress, vice president for back into the safety of vulnerable birds and ani- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bird conservation at the shrubbery." mals." Learn which bird species Signature Kitchen Suite’s appliances focus on tech capabilities for frequent your area so you kitchens, like having appliances communicate with each other to create can avoid feeder wars and shopping lists, meal recommendations and cooking instructions. understand the pecking order. "Some birds are more aggressive at feeders," What will kitchens of Kress said. "Their eating habits are such that they can consume a lot and not leave much for the oth- the future look like? ers." One answer to that is to By Kim Cook faces where you can both rection," he says, noting feed at multiple locations ASSOCIATED PRESS roll your dough or type that JennAir has devel- on your laptop," he says. using different kinds of oped over 110 new prod- Today's home kitch- "But it's no longer a uni- ucts with what he refers seeds and feeders. Nyjer FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS en doesn't look anything versal truth that a dream to as "an enhanced digital seeds, for instance, attract like it did a century ago. kitchen must be an open backbone." That means Birds are more likely to come to bird feeders if goldfinches, while tube But for the most part, it kitchen. We're seeing dishwashers that respond there is some cover nearby. They’ll be able to feeders with wire covers doesn't look a lot different more and more people em- to voice commands, and prevent large birds from dodge back into the safety of the plants if pred- than 50 years ago. brace doors and walls as ovens that help craft a ators show up. entering. Appliances are sleeker, they warm to the idea of menu. materials are better, col- the kitchen as a separate Both LG Signature or palettes are broader. sphere, one that you can Kitchen Suite and Miele Are seeds stored inside of old But the room is still the move in and out of over are working on appli- hard-working heart of the the course of the day.” ances that could commu- packets worth sowing? Test them home. Kitchen designers are nicate with each other So what might the kitch- incorporating fashion-for- to create shopping lists, en of the future be like? ward features like glass meal recommendations By Lee Reich At the upcoming Kitch- ASSOCIATED PRESS fronts and LED lights on and cooking instruction. en and Bath Industry fridges, chic leather and Zach Elkin, general man- Depending on where you Show in Las Vegas and metal hardware on appli- ager of Signature, says store them and what types the Architectural Digest ances and cabinetry, and they've coined a term for of seeds they contain, your Design Show in New York, backsplashes with unusu- the next generation of old, dog-eared seed pack- insiders will get a peek at al finishes like shagreen, forward-thinking cooks: ets may or may not be where we're headed. metal, raw wood or artful "technicureans." worth using this season. First, that open-plan murals. "These homeowners Seeds are alive; they do layout. Here to stay? Tech is also the talk of are far more tech-focused not live forever. Sprin- Not necessarily, says the kitchen-design crowd. than previous genera- kling dead seeds out in the Sam Cochran, features "The future of kitchen tions. They've upped their garden or into seed flats is director for Architectural appliances is undeniably culinary expectations to a waste of time. Digest magazine. digital," says Jon Hall, include precise prep and When you buy a pack- "Kitchens will continue product and marketing di- flexible cooking experienc- et of seeds, government PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to be gathering spaces, rector for JennAir. es, along with their desire with dining nooks and "We're already charging for leading-edge design," standards assure you Seed testing, which involves sprouting about 20 that a minimum percent- multipurpose work sur- at a fast clip in that di- he says. seeds, is a good way to know whether a packet age of them are alive. The of seeds is worth re-using this coming growing packing date is usually ASK A DESIGNER stamped on the packet season. and, if below the standard, powdered milk each year. their seeds get too old. the percentage germina- Seeds differ in how long A yearly germination Options abound in flooring today tion. I write the year on they remain viable. Even test is a definitive mea- any seed packets on which with the best storage con- sure of whether an old By Melissa the date is not stamped. ditions, it's generally not seed packet is worth sav- Rayworth Low temperature, low worth sowing celery, pars- ing. Each spring, count ASSOCIATED PRESS humidity, and low oxygen ley, parsnip or salsify seeds out at least 20 seeds from A stunning sofa or a slow biological and chem- after they are more than a each packet to be tested, ical reactions and so also beautiful wall color might year old. Two years of sow- and then spread the seeds catch your eye when you slow aging of seeds. My ings can be expected from between two moist paper seeds find their low-tem- enter someone's home. packets of carrot, onion and towels on a plate. Invert But flooring is the key to perature and low-humidi- sweet corn seed; three years another plate over the first ty home in sealed canning any room, says interior de- from peas and beans, pep- plate to hold in moisture signer Elina Cardet. jars in the depths of my pers, radishes and beets; and put the whole setup freezer in spring and sum- As the visual base for and four or five years from where the temperature is every other design choice, mer. By fall, frozen fruits warm, around 75 degrees. cabbage, broccoli, brussels "flooring is the most im- and vegetables claim freez- sprouts, cucumbers, melons After one to two weeks, portant decision," says er space, so I move the jars and lettuce. peel apart the paper tow- Cardet, interior design PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS filled with seed packets Among flower seeds, the els and count the number director at Perkins and into my refrigerator. shortest-lived are delphin- of seeds with little white Designer Elina Cardet recommends choosing Will's Miami office. Beau- An easy way to keep ium, aster, candytuft and root "tails" emerging. Fig- wide-plank FSC hardwood flooring, rather ty matters, as does dura- the humidity low in the phlox. Packets of alyssum, ure the percentage, and than a less durable laminate flooring, and pair- bility and also comfort: jars is to sprinkle pow- Shasta daisy, calendula, if it is low, toss the seed ing that with a cozy rug, as shown here. "You're going to be bare- dered milk from a freshly sweet peas, poppies, and packets into the wastebas- foot on this floor," she opened box in the bottom marigold can be reused ket or adjust your sowing was well managed." involves adding ammonia of the jars. Renew the for five or 10 years before rate accordingly. points out. Which style of hardwood to the air when the wood Recent technological in- should you choose? Wide is being processed. Touzet novations have created plank floors are popu- says the result gives the a wide variety of flooring lar right now. But Rottet flooring a range of colors. options today. points out that since they What shade of stain Cardet and two other have fewer joints than should you choose? interior design experts — narrower plank floors, Light-colored floors can Lauren Rottet of Rottet there is less opportunity make a room feel larg- Studio in Houston and for the floor to expand and er, but Rottet says some Jacqueline Touzet of Tou- contract over time. The oc- light oak floors can fade zet Studio in Miami — of- casional crack might hap- to a yellowish color. Gray fer advice on making this pen, depending on your is also popular for wood key design decision: climate, and may need to floors right now. But "you Hardwood choices be patched with wood put- have to be careful with There are many synthet- ty and re-stained. Wide gray," she says, "because it ic versions of hardwood planks also tend to be can bleach toward green." floors these days — prod- more expensive. Keep in mind that a floor ucts that promise to look So the traditional, nar- that gets lots of direct and feel like solid wood rower wood planks can be light may change appear- EMG magazines focus on the people and but cost less. Some can a more practical choice. ance over time. look lovely, these design- New techniques Dark brown, nearly lifestyles of the communties we cover. ers agree. But they advise and colors black shades can also be moving cautiously. Cerusing is a technique beautiful, Rottet says. Tap into these af uent audiences by "There's not enough his- involving sanding the Just be aware that you tory to know if it's going wood, putting white paint may need to sweep often. advertising in our next edition. to hold up," says Rottet, on it, and then sanding it Darker shades, whether whereas hardwood offers again to create contrast in wood or ceramic tile, durability and longevity. and draw attention to the will also help a space feel "A beautiful wood floor is beauty of the grain. It cre- warmer, Cardet says. classic." ates what these designers Overall, Cardet sug- ESSEX MEDIA GROUP Cardet suggests that describe as a "smoky" look. gests making conserva- For advertising information, contact "if it's possible and your You can also find wood tive choices with flooring Ernie Carpenter at 781-593-7700 x1355 budget allows it, to try to floors that have been colors and styles, then invest in hardwoods that "smoked" through a tradi- getting creative with area or via email at [email protected] are certified, to make sure tional process from the arts rugs that can be replaced it comes from a forest that and crafts movement that if your taste changes.