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SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 Lozzi: Chestnut St. not right spot for pot $1.4M By Gayla Cawley city councilor that the city of Lynn voted Support and opposition from neighbors ITEM STAFF for recreational marijuana. However, it was about even, he said, with concerns string needs to be located in the right place and centering around parking, traf c, its LYNN — Ward 1 City Councilor Wayne I don’t think this is the right t for that proximity to St. Pius V School and how it Lozzi is opposed to a proposed pot shop on Chestnut Street. His opposition may kill type of business.” wouldn’t t with the image of the residen- attached the proposal. Lozzi said there are other places in the tial neighborhood. Heather Hannon, owner and CEO of ward that would be a better t for a pot “I went into it with an open mind, but Essex Apothecary, is proposing a bou- shop, such as Boston Street, Goodwin Cir- enough residents made it clear to me that to Lynn tique recreational marijuana shop at 548 cle or Western Avenue. it’s not a good location,” Lozzi said. “Per- Chestnut St. A neighborhood meeting was held on sonally, I think if adults want to smoke “It’s just not a good t for that neigh- Wednesday for the proposed shop, which pot, it’s OK, but my concern is with kids. I borhood,” said Lozzi, whose ward includes Lozzi said was well-attended by about 80 school aid the proposed shop location. “I realize as a residents. POT, A3 By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — The city’s chief nan- cial of cer, Michael Bertino, said LOVE FOR READING the city fully intends to meet its additional $1.4 million obligation to unlock additional school funding BLOOMS IN SAUGUS from the state. Lynn Public Schools could receive an extra $15.1 million in state aid for scal year 2020. But that new money comes with a catch; the city must increase its own net school spending to qualify for the increase. In January, as part of the state budget that was led, Gov. Charlie Baker recommended an update of the state’s foundation budget formula over a seven-year period, which the administration says would provide an additional $200.3 million in Chapter 70 funds, the major program of state aid to the schools, in the rst year, or scal 2020. “The (city) administration is going to absolutely meet its require- ment under net school spending,” Bertino said. “We fully intend on funding the city’s portion.” For Lynn, the school nance re- form, if approved, could push its scal year 2020 Chapter 70 aid to $182.92 million, according to preliminary gures listed on the Massachusetts Department of Ele- mentary and Secondary Education (DESE) website. With the increase in state aid comes a bump in what the city is meant to pay in its required net minimum contribution for school spending. The city would be on the hook to pay about $1.4 million more than its minimum required spend- By Bridget Turcotte oral arrangements that have sprouted up Garden Club ing was last year, according to ITEM STAFF at the Saugus Public Library. Created by Co-President Bertino. That pushes the city’s net several of the Garden Club’s 68 members, Lorraine DiMel- minimum contribution to $52.16 SAUGUS — For Lee Dyment, who has the arrangements represent either the la designed a o- million for scal 2020, according to spread joy with her intricate oral creations themes of their favorite books or mimic the ral arrangement preliminary gures from DESE. with the Garden Club for more than 25 design on the cover. for the book Bertino said nal state budget years, the Books in Bloom event is a chance The creations are displayed throughout “Red Hats.” gures, which will determine the to share her passion with a younger gener- the library for patrons to enjoy. city’s actual state aid and spending ation. Dyment created a design based on “Cat’s ITEM PHOTO | requirements, are to be released in “We have all age groups and we enjoy each Claw” by Susan Wittig Albert, a book on SPENSER HASAK three to ve weeks. other’s company,” said Dyment, 90. “We show herbs. Her creation included a miniature “We don’t have any more state the younger members how to entertain, how herb garden complete with wheelbarrow and aid to follow, so we have to balance to set a beautiful table, all kinds of things.” sign gurines. our budget from within our exist- The club’s youngest members are in their Lorraine DiMella didn’t stop at combing ing resources,” Bertino said. 20s, she said. Dyment made a handful of the dozens of SAUGUS, A3 AID, A3

Northeast Arc pushes Gould INSIDE Peabody toward a marathon goal Bus company to continue service By Steve Krause Northeast Arc, an organization whose family owns Treadwell’s to Boston. A2 ITEM STAFF out of Danvers that strives to Ice Cream in Peabody.  make life better for those with Gould found out that North- Fire destroys PEABODY — Mike Gould has disabilities. east Arc had some marathon mobile home. A6 a unique reason for putting him- He got the inspiration to push bibs available. The only thing he self through the 26.2-mile ordeal a person in a wheelchair through had to do to get one of the of - Sports of the Boston Marathon: to see if both Team Hoyt — the famous cial numbers to run was to raise Pepe, Sullivan lead he can someday push others. father-son duo who do the mar- $7,500 for the charity — a gure Spartans softball to win “My main goal is to push some- athon annually — and Craig he has already exceeded by more in season opener. B1 one in a wheelchair for the whole  Whelton of Best Buddies, anoth- than $2,500. ITEM PHOTO | STEVE KRAUSE race,” he said. “I gure if I’m go- er organization that works with “Raising the money has been St. Mary’s girls ing to do that, I may as well see the disabled. the least stressful part of this,” Mike Gould will be running lacrosse defeats whether I can run it myself.” “He runs while pushing some- the Boston Marathon to bene- Matignon. B1 Gould, 33, will run to bene t one in a wheelchair,” said Gould, GOULD, A3 t Northeast Arc. KIPP donation comes in Rapid Response

By Steve Krause According to Peter Lauen- ITEM STAFF stein of the group Votathon, which aims to get youth en- LYNN — A bidding pro- gaged in social causes, he cess worthy of anything challenged students at KIPP on “Shark Tank” led to the to go through social media Students from the donation of $300 by KIPP to raise money for a cause of Activism and Advo- Academy students to the their choosing. The students cacy class at KIPP Lynn Rapid Response Net- whittled their concerns made a donation of work — a group established down to four areas: women’s $300 to the Rapid to help immigrants who rights, gun violence, home- Response Network. might be affected by the in- lessness and immigration. creased attention being giv- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK en to undocumented aliens. KIPP, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 67° VOL. 141, ISSUE 100 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B7 LOW 45° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 OBITUARIES David E. Pendleton, 75 Bus company to continue 1943-2019 COLUMBUS, Ga. — David racquetball, card games and Peabody-to-Boston service Edward Pendleton, 75, of Co- chess. lumbus, Ga., died on Wednes- Dave was preceded in death day, March 6, 2019 after a by his brother, Robert Pendle- By Thomas Grillo operations manager. “We would end on April 19. Critical to making it long battle with Parkinson’s ton. He leaves behind his wife ITEM STAFF got quite a bit of feedback At the time, Benton work, the company said, disease. of 40 years, Holly Henderson from Peabody riders who Smith, the company’s is increased ridership and PEABODY — Bus ser- Mr. Pendleton was born May Pendleton of Columbus, Ga.; said they had few options owner, said dwindling rid- fares. Today, a round trip vice from the James 4, 1943 in Lynn, son of the as well as daughters, Jennifer to get to Boston and asked ership has made it tough from Peabody to Boston McVann-Louis O’Keefe late Joseph and Helen Nolan Moulton (David) of Plymouth us to reconsider.” to make a profit. At its costs $30, with discounts Pendleton. Dave attended St. and Alix Toelle (Ben) of Co- Memorial Rink to Boston for commuters who buy in will continue after all. Last month, the 57-year- peak, he said, there were John’s Prep in Danvers, where lumbus, Ga.; sons, Joe Pend- old family-owned New as many as 800 riders on bulk. The new rate has not he was a member of the 1961 leton (Dee) of South Paris, Coach Co. has reversed Hampshire company an- the Boston runs, but that been set. relay track team that set a re- Maine, and Nolan Pendleton an earlier decision to end nounced its three daily number has dwindled by “We will give it a shot cord which lasted for decades. (Kelly) of Fortson, Ga.; sisters, the route after receiving and hopefully it will work round trips from the Lowell 62 percent. He went on to earn advanced JoAnne Pendleton of Swamp- a flood of calls from resi- out,” Ralph said. degrees from UMass Amherst. scott and Ann Marie Waite dents who depend on the Street rink to Haymarket The new schedule of- Dave had a passion for (Skip) of Rockport; and eight lift. Square, Government Cen- fers commuters two early Thomas Grillo can be teaching. For many years he grandchildren, Curtis and “The phones rang off the ter, Park Street, St. James morning trips from Pea- reached at tgrillo@item- taught, in his own unique Victoria Pendleton, Nathan hook,” said Robert Ralph, Avenue and Copley Square body to Boston. live.com. and witty style, at Columbus and Eliegh Moulton, Oliver, College in Georgia. He trea- Evie and Mac Pendleton and sured time spent with family Emme Claire Toelle. and friends and took full ad- In lieu of flowers, the family Sale of Harvard coach’s home to vantage of any opportunity requests memorial donations to make them laugh. In later be made to the Columbus years he was employed as a Hospice House, 7020 Moon prospect’s father under review program designer at the TSYS Road, Columbus, GA 31909. facility in Columbus, Ga. David www.columbushospice.com loved a challenge and after re- or the Van Andel Research In- BOSTON (AP) — Har- tiring filled his days with golf, stitute for Parkinson’s. vard’s longtime fencing coach sold his suburban Boston home for nearly double its assessed value to a man whose son Dianne L. Pomakis, 76 was later admitted to the 1943-2019 school and joined the team — a transaction now un- SOUTH DENNIS — Dianne er, artist, seamstress, wood- der review by the univer- Leona (LeBrasseur) Pomakis, carver, knitter, crocheter and sity. of South Dennis, passed away needlepointer. She was also The coach, Peter Brand, on March 27, 2019 at the age a valued employee at the lo- received nearly $1 million of 76. cal video rental store in South in 2016 for the three-bed- She was the wife of Arthur Dennis and then at Best Buy room house on a quar- F. Pomakis and mother of in Hyannis. ter-acre in Needham, Kenneth Arthur Pomakis and Service information: A which was assessed at the Darlene Ann Pomakis, both graveside service will be held time at $549,300, The Bos- of Brewster, and Shawna Ann on Friday, April 12, 2019 at ton Globe reported. The Pomakis of Yarmouth Port; 10:30 a.m. at the Massa- buyer, Jie Zhao, whose and grandmother to Kas- chusetts National Cemetery, older son and wife also sandra A. Pomakis, Anna M. Connery Avenue, Bourne. attended Harvard, nev- Pomakis-Kirin, Aiden Kirin, Friends and relatives are er lived in the home and James A. Pomakis and Harri- invited to join the proces- sold it for a steep loss 17 son A. Megna. Dianne was the sion departing the HALLETT FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS months later. sister of Gerald LeBrasseur, Funeral Home, 273 Station Harvard University says it has launched an independent review of a real Alan LeBrasseur, Constance Ave., South Yarmouth, at The sale appears un- LeBrasseur and the late Roger 9:30 a.m. related to the recent col- estate transaction involving Peter Brand, its longtime fencing coach, and LeBrasseur, all of Lynn. She is In lieu of flowers, contribu- lege admissions scandal a man whose son was later admitted to the school and joined the team. also survived by many nieces tions may be made to Alzhei- in which wealthy parents Brand in 2016 sold his three-bedroom, suburban Boston home, which was and nephews. mer’s Family Support Center have been charged with assessed at the time for $549,300, to Jie Zhao for nearly $1 million. Dianne was born and grew of Cape Cod, 2095 Main bribing coaches and help- up in Lynn and attended St., Brewster, MA 02631 or ing rig test scores to get The Globe’s messages his older son was admit- Dane said. the Essex School of Agricul- to Boston University Alzhei- their children into some seeking comment. The As- ted to Harvard and began Caplan, the lawyer ture. Following graduation, mer’s Disease Center, B.U. of the nation’s most selec- sociated Press also left a fencing. His younger son, charged in the college ad- she married her high school School of Medicine, 72 East tive schools, said Claudine message seeking comment Zhao said, was a strong missions scandal, said in a sweetheart, Arthur Pomakis. Concord St., B-7800 Boston, Gay, Harvard’s dean of the from him. fencer and had outstand- statement Friday that he She was a talented garden- MA 02118. faculty of arts and scienc- In a statement, Harvard ing grades and test scores is deeply ashamed of what es. said it retained outside that likely would have he did. One of those parents, counsel to review the cir- earned him admission to “I apologize not only to lawyer Gordon Caplan, SAUGUS BRIEFS cumstances around the the university in any case. my family, friends, col- of Greenwich, Conn., on transaction after being Brand never asked him to leagues and the legal Bar, Friday became the second made aware of it Monday. buy the home, Zhao added. but also to students every- Recycling center Compost site one to announce plans to The Chinese-born Zhao “I want to help Peter where who have been ac- opens on April 13 opens on April 13 plead guilty. He is accused is a Maryland resident Brand because I feel so cepted to college through of paying $75,000 to get a who became a U.S. citizen sorry he has to travel so their own hard work,” Ca- The town’s Center for The town’s compost site test supervisor to correct in 1995 and co-founded a much to go to fencing prac- plan said, adding that his Hard to Recycle Materials will be open to residents answers on his daughter’s telecommunications busi- tice,” he told the newspa- daughter, a high school (CHaRM) will be open to on Wednesdays and Sat- ACT exam after she took ness in 2003. Zhao and his per. Brand’s former home junior who hasn’t applied residents on Wednesdays urdays beginning Satur- it. partners sold a majority in Needham was about a to any colleges yet, did not and Saturdays beginning day, April 13. Harvard and other stake in the company for 12-mile commute to the know about his actions. Saturday, April 13. The site, located behind schools have not been im- $80 million in 2012, the university. Caplan is a former part- The site, located behind the Department of Public plicated in the admissions Globe reported. Harvard maintains that ner at the international the Department of Public Works, will be open from probe. Zhao said he has been it has a rigorous admis- law firm Willkie Farr & Works, will be open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Zhao told The Globe in a prominent supporter of sions policy and that ap- Gallagher, based in New 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Stickers are required an interview that he pur- fencing since his sons took plications from recruited York. The firm placed him There is no pre-regis- to gain seasonal access chased the home as an in- up the sport as children, student-athletes are re- on a leave of absence after tration or fee required to and can be purchased for vestment and as a favor to and donated $1 million viewed and voted on by a his arrest, but said in a enter the site, but proof of $25 at the Department of Brand and denied it was to the nonprofit Nation- 40-member committee. statement Friday that he residency is required. Public Works or Inspec- done to help his son get al Fencing Foundation in “We are committed to was no longer a partner CHaRM will accept the tional Services Depart- into the prestigious uni- 2013. ensuring the integrity of and his “departure” was same recycling items that ment. Both are located on versity. He said he became our recruitment practic- a result of the college ad- can be placed outside for the lower level of Saugus Brand did not return friendly with Brand after es,” spokeswoman Rachael missions scandal. curbside collection each Town Hall. week, such as paper, card- Stickers can also be MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS board, bottles, cans, and purchased at the compost glass containers. site by check. Speaker sees vote on banning College has quit her post Rollins was elected to still prohibited. Additional acceptable Compost site stickers handheld phones while driving amid mounting turmoil the post last year and is The Gulf of Maine’s the items include televisions must be permanent- over the future of the seeking ways to curb mass body of water off Maine, and computers (up to three ly placed on the lower BOSTON (AP) — The small private school. incarceration and racial New Hampshire and per year per address); left corner of residents’ top Democrat in the Mas- College officials an- disparities in the system, Massachusetts. It’s an bulky, rigid, plastic items automobile windshields. sachusetts House says he nounced Friday that in part by declining to important piece of ocean like Little Tikes toys; laun- Entry to the compost site expects a bill that would Miriam Nelson submitted prosecute certain drug for recreational and com- dry baskets; Rubbermaid without a sticker is not prohibit motorists from a letter of resignation possession crimes and mercial fishermen. The trash barrels; 5-gallon allowed. Vehicles regis- holding cellphones while Wednesday and left ef- some other minor crimes. National Oceanic and pails; car tires up to 22 tered out of state are not driving to come up for a fective Friday afternoon. Massachusetts Sec- Atmospheric Administra- inches (for a fee of $3); permitted. vote in the chamber this A statement from Nelson retary of Public Safety tion says it’s developing and textiles such as books, Yard waste must be session. says she’s confident a new and Security Thomas rules for the new fishing clothing, bedding, pocket- disposed of in brown com- Supporters of the mea- leader will “find a path to Turco said Thursday that year, which begins May 1, books, belts, and shoes. post bags or open contain- sure say a ban on hand- daylight that has eluded Rollins’ proposal could but rules aren’t yet ready. Plastic bags are not ers. The town will accept held cellphones would me.” hurt efforts to curtail the That means the 2018 permitted. Residents are grass clippings, leaves, reduce the number of The college announced opioid crisis and “restrict rules will stay in place kindly asked to empty and brush. Branches and crashes caused by dis- this year it was seeking government’s ability to until further notice. The recyclables out of any limbs larger than 3 inches tracted driving. a merger and would not protect victims threat- recreational haddock plastic bags and remove in diameter will not be The state Senate has admit a full class for ened with serious crimes.” fishery in the Gulf of the bags from the site. accepted. approved a ban in each next year amid financial Turco did praise Rollins’ Maine will have a bag For more information, Residents can call of the last two legislative strain. Enrollment has for seeking innovative limit of 12 fish. The rec- call Lorna Cerbone at the Lorna Cerbone at the sessions, but in both cases dropped 20 percent in the approaches to criminal reational cod fishery will Solid Waste and Recycling Solid Waste and Recycling the bill never got a final past five years, resulting justice issues. remain shut down. NOAA Department at 781-231- Department at 781-231- vote in the House. in deep budget deficits. Rollins, the first black says New England’s cod 4036 with questions or 4036 with questions or for One sticking point has But some alumni woman to serve as DA in are overfished. more information. more information. been concerns it could criticized Nelson, saying the county that includes lead to more racial profil- she should have pursued Boston, said she wel- ing in traffic stops. less drastic options. The comed Turco’s viewpoint 781-593-7700 In a statement issued to school’s interim president but added that voters Publishing Daily, except Sundays The Boston Globe, House is Ken Rosenthal, who want the “bold changes” USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! Speaker Robert DeLeo helped found the school she has proposed. Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA said he intends for the in the 1960s and later and additional offices. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item House to take up the pro- served as a trustee. 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Box 5 AMHERST (AP) — The is running into criticism and that means fishing for Lynn, MA 01903 president of Hampshire from a top state official. cod in the Gulf of Maine is SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Northeast Arc pushes Gould toward a marathon goal

GOULD ing in Boston. It’s like it’s you’re happy, and then to run the whole thing be- had a long history of work- “In the beginning, I From A1 the unof cial rst day of the next day comes pretty forehand.” ing with mentally and picked a lot of people’s spring. quickly and you have to do However, a few weeks physically disabled people. brains,” he said. “Now, I Gould said. “A lot of peo- “Always, in the back of it again. It’s a daily grind. ago, he ran the course “My father (Peabody stick to my own routine. ple have come out for me, my mind, it’s been ‘can I You do 4 miles one day, 5 from Hopkinton to the City Councilor Tom Gould) After all, it’s your body.” through social media, do it?’ Well, (on April 15) the next, and you can’t last of the Newton hills, does a lot,” Gould said. It also helps for him to CrowdRise, family, friends we’re going to nd out.” question it, or beg off, or and says he learned a few “That is my avenue of con- visualize crossing the n- … everyone’s been on He admits that since decide you want to sleep things from doing that. tribution. We (Treadwells) ish line. board.” he’s a rookie, preparation in. You just have to do it. For example, the rst do that as well. “I’m a visual-type per- Gould said running the is the key to running the You have to be at the top part of the course is down- “I have pushed people son,” he said. “Just cross- race has been on his buck- race. of your game.” hill, “so you can’t go so fast in road races before,” he ing the nish line on two et list for a long time. “It’s all in the training,” He has con ned his that you kill your run af- said, “but only 5 miles at a feet and with a smile, “I’ve gone in to watch he said. “It’s been a long training mainly to run- ter 4 miles,” he said. “And time. I’ve always thought that’s my goal. I don’t care the race every year for a process. Thankfully, I’ve ning, and he’s at the point it seems that by the time about doing it for a long how long it takes.” long time, and I’ve always done pretty well with it. where he does one long you get to the hills, what race. And the Hoyt story is been intrigued,” he said. But mentally, the training run a week. makes them so dif cult is amazing.” Steve Krause can be “(The marathon) is one of beats you up. You nish “Not 26 miles,” he said. that your body is tired.” He didn’t just hit the reached at skrause@item- the best things about be- your run on one day, and “It’s really not advisable The Gould family has road running. live.com. Lozzi: Chestnut Street not right spot for pot

POT out in opposition, with the From A1 company’s attorney calling it the “death knell” for don’t think it’s good for their plans at the site. teenagers. Personally, I If the proposal moves voted ‘no’ on recreational forward, the next step marijuana. I don’t think would be for the company it’s a good idea.” to appear before the Rec- Hannon was more opti- reational Site Plan Re- mistic about the feedback view Committee before it she’s received on her pro- could seek its special per- posal. mit from the City Council, “I thought we had a according to Starbard. successful meeting (on Starbard said he was in Wednesday) and got some favor of the proposal, as great feedback from our he thought it was a good neighbors that we’re con- location right off of West- sidering carefully and ern Avenue. He said peo- working into our plans,” ple were concerned about she said. “We look forward traf c and parking, but to working with the city pointed out that since the and our neighbors to bring building has a rear park- a great neighborhood can- ing lot, it has more park- nabis boutique to Lynn.” ing than other pot shops But Ward 2 Councilor that have been approved in the city. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Rick Starbard, chairman of the City Council’s Rec- “It was going to be more boutique-style, smaller A boy walks past the children’s book oral designs for Books in Bloom at the Saugus Library. reational Site Plan Re- size,” Starbard said. “I view Committee, said it thought it was a good lo- would be dif cult for a cation for the type of store pot shop proposal to move Love for reading blooms in Saugus she wanted to open.” forward without the ward According to the Essex councilor’s support. Apothecary website, the them create their own some of their favorite here all the time enrich- SAUGUS In a similar case, a cul- company is aiming for a From A1 pieces using paper ow- reads, including “Char- ing people’s lives,” said tivator, Wicked Frosty June 2019 opening. ers as part of the library’s lotte’s Web” and “Tales of children’s librarian Amy Farms, withdrew its pro- colorful roses, lavender, Nature and Garden Club Peter Rabbit and Flopsy Melton. posal to grow marijuana Gayla Cawley can be and greens to re ect the program. The program Bunnies,” and let their The show will be open on Bennett Street last reached at gcawley@item- cover of her book, “Red won The Garden Club imaginations run wild. Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 month after Ward 6 Coun- live.com. Follow her on cilor Fred Hogan came Twitter @GaylaCawley. Hats” by Damon Wayans. Federation of Massa- They tackled the chal- p.m. She also designed a oppy chusetts’ Mitzi Belitsky lenge using colors from red hat to add to her dis- Award for excellence in the books’ covers and Bridget Turcotte can be play. children gardening. About props, like big black spi- reached at bturcotte@item- $1.4M string attached Members involved chil- a month before the show’s ders and furry rabbits. live.com. Follow her on dren in the fun, helping opening, the kids picked “The Garden Club is just Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. to Lynn school aid

AID is meant to provide more KIPP donation comes in Rapid Response From A1 support for school districts to meet the rising cost of KIPP In recent years, the city health care, special educa- From A1 has struggled to meet its tion, and educating English net school spending re- language learners and “Then,” Lauenstein said, quirement. In scal 2016, low-income students by “they had something like the city was short by providing signi cant fund- the TV show ‘Shark Tank.’ about $800,000 and was ing for districts with the They went before the stu- penalized. The struggle highest need, such as Lynn. dents and basically com- dates back to 2013, when Although the potential peted against each other.” of cials were erroneously $15.1 million increase Virginia Leigh, who is counting teacher retir- in state aid is more than the coordinator for the ee health insurance as project as well as a di- the district has seen in rector of social work and an allowable cost toward the past, it’s far below interning for the Lynn net school spending. That the $47.1 million a re- Community Health Cen- forced the city to play port shared by the Mas- ter, said that “it got pretty catch up until 2017. sachusetts Association of intense. I was amazed.” The proposed revamp of School Superintendents In the end, the KIPP stu- the state’s foundation bud- (M.A.S.S.) found Lynn dents chose the immigra- get formula, which hasn’t Public Schools was under- tion project, and the $300 been updated since 1993, funded by annually. was immediately matched by an anonymous couple. LAW OFFICES OF “And that’s what hap- SUBSCRIBE JAMES J. CARRIGAN pens sometimes with charitable donations,” said • Social Security Disability • Workers Compensation Leigh, 34, to the KIPP stu- • Accidents dents who gathered at the 25 years located across LCHC for the check dona- from Lynn District Court tion. “Three hundred can 15 Johnson St. become $600.” 781-596-0100 Leigh said she was Call JAMES J. CARRIGAN blown away by the eager- 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN ness of the students to get to set up your home LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL www.jamescarriganlaw.com involved. subscripton. [email protected] “It makes me very opti- mistic,” she said. “I work a full-time job (at the LCHC) and then come home to emails and phone call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 calls from people hoping to start your that I can help them. But ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK daily subscription. after seeing what you have Virginia Leigh of the Rapid Response Network is very happy to accept done, I realize that it’s not a $300 donation from Nakayla Espinal and the rest of the Activism and work. It’s just doing my Advocacy class at KIPP. part trying to make the Selling a house? world a better and a safer Buying a house? place.” Those issues, she said, glomerate of many area our midst. The network, she said, are anxiety, and lack of ac- social service agencies “Lynn is a smallish com- Find out what properties is made necessary “to process to resources “due to the and, said Leigh, “whatever munity, when you think recently sold in your area. tect the health care needs current political climate” our missions are, and how- about it,” she said. “And because of the changes in that has contributed to in- ever various they are, we just look at how many Check out our society that contribute creased concerns among have this common mission people have stepped up to mental health issues of immigrants in Lynn. to ensure the safety of all to protect the safety of its the Real Estate page immigrants.” The network is a con- the people who come into people. That is beautiful.” in Saturday’s paper. Catch up with your favorite team in Item Sports! A4 SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 OPINION

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR HOW TO REACH US More data needed on Lynnfield cinema

As residents of Lyn- than answers. 4. Do we fully under- etc.) impact taxpayer’s questions. Are there eco- 110 Munroe St. nfield, we are blessed Below is a list of some stand how the movie property taxes and lo- nomic models or experi- P.O. Box 5 to live in one of the of the questions many theater will impact the cal resources and costs ence that support RKG Lynn, MA 01903 most beautiful towns in residents are ponder- traffic patterns and (water supply, public Associates’ assumptions Customer Service Massachusetts. In fact, ing. These inquiries population trends giv- safety, traffic patterns, and are there models or Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Lynnfield boasts some of merit clear, data-driven en Marketplace’s popu- etc.)? The new med- data that estimate the Connecting the best amenities in the responses as the vote to larity? At a minimum, ical facility and the commensurate increase All Departments: state, including an ex- approve a movie theater a five-year impact adjacent vacant lot is in costs that taxpayers 781-593-7700 ceptional quality of life, approaches on April 29, analysis should be likely to attract more may bear to support a Ext. 2 movie theater and its terrific public schools, 2019. conducted and made traffic and potentially Classifi ed/Legal Advertising great public safety, 1. Given that Lynnfield available that demon- more demand for hous- ancillary effects? Does classi [email protected] robust property values, residents already strates the traffic, ing over time. Has the a $248,400 increase in Subscriptions beautiful landscapes and enjoy wonderful indoor revenue, and resource town, or movie theater estimated new, annual [email protected] a caring and welcoming and outdoor ameni- impact to Lynnfield, proponents, completed tax revenue offset the Circulation community. ties, how will a movie including tax revenues an economic and fiscal costs of increased water [email protected] My family and I moved theater enhance the and costs associated impact analysis of use, more public safety Ext. 3 to Lynnfield in search town’s quality of life? with annual growth in these developments to needs, higher traffic, etc., Newsroom over time? [email protected] of these unparalleled 2. Since residents have pedestrian and auto- understand and assess [email protected] qualities. For those of It’s important that access to at least four mobile traffic. their impact? Ext. 4 us who have traveled movie theaters within 5. What pressure (finan- Finally, residents residents continue to the country, we can 16 minutes or less by cial and systemic) will should read RKG Asso- seek transparent and Sports data-driven answers to [email protected] attest that Lynnfield is car (Reading, Woburn, a new movie theater ciates’ Financial Impact Ext. 5 a unique place. It is why Danvers and Revere), introduce and place study submitted on these important questions. If we do not have Retail and Online I find the consideration why are developers on the town’s public March 29, 2018. Their Advertising of a movie theater for proposing a movie the- safety resources (police, brief memo includes satisfactory answers, [email protected] we should not approve Lynnfield both puzzling ater for Marketplace? fire, EMS)? A one-time speculative assertions ADVERTISING and concerning. 3. According to data from mitigation investment that merit more anal- a movie theater proposal. Alternatively, if the Ernie Carpenter Jr. As someone who relies www.the-numbers. may not address the ysis, or public release Director of Advertising answers are not forth- and Business Development, ext. 1355 on data to make in- com, movie ticket long-term consequenc- of their data and meth- coming, we should vote [email protected] formed decisions, I am sales, box office ticket es of the ongoing odologies. For example, to postpone the movie Gary Golden unclear as to the bene- sales as well as conces- demands on a growing the report states that Sales Representative, ext. 1280 theater proposal until fits of a movie theater sion sales have been Marketplace develop- a movie theater would [email protected] we have strong data that for our town. After trending flat. Is the ment that has already generate an “estimated Ralph Mitchell both enables us to assess Sales Representative, ext. 1313 researching the movie movie theater busi- exceeded the original $324,600 in tax receipts the proposal’s impact to [email protected] theater industry and, ness competitive given estimates. representing an increase Lynnfield and facilitates Patricia Whalen separately, the history the rise in disruptive 6. How will recent of $248,400 annually Sales Representative, ext. 1310 an informed decision re- [email protected] of the theater proposal technologies? Is a development activity over the current taxes garding the future of our in Lynnfield, I remain movie theater viable at Marketplace (new ‘as is’ as unimproved town’s limited resources. BUSINESS OFFICE concerned and continue in Lynnfield over the medical facility, ad- land.” Maria Alvaracin to have more questions ext. 1205 long-term? ditional restaurants, This statement raises David Morales [email protected] Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 Creighton Pond Camp says ‘thank you’ [email protected] Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 On behalf of the youth and generosity offered by strengthen our Boys & new camp season we progress, we soon plan [email protected] and staff at Creighton so many has helped offset Girls Club community. look forward to re- to re-launch our Face- Marian Kinney Pond Camp and the Boys the recent act of vandal- Many thanks to the connecting with past ext. 1212 book page. [email protected] & Girls Club of Lynn, I ism committed by a few. Middleton Police Depart- campers, meeting new Thank you, from the Will Kraft would like to extend my As we look to the fu- ment, which has gone campers and providing entire Boys & Girls Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 sincere appreciation and ture, we are inspired and above and beyond to a welcoming, safe and Club organization. [email protected] thanks for the outpour- motivated by the support investigate and support fun environment for Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 ing of support from con- and genuine concern our organization. Their all. To connect with all Leland Boutilier [email protected] cerned alumni, parents shown for our organi- efforts have been noth- the caring individuals Camp director Carolina Trujillo and members of the zation. This experience ing short of amazing. who have reached out Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] community. The kindness has served to unite and As we embark on a and for updates on our Creighton Pond Camp Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 DENISE FAIRCHILD AND ANTHONY GIANCATARINO [email protected] CIRCULATION Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 Green New Deal means power to the people [email protected] CLASSIFIED Abbe Young Smith The debate over the political clout) for the nearby Oakland, the Peo- And in North Philadel- distribution systems. If Manager, ext. 1276 Green New Deal is grow- handful of corporations ple Power Solar Coopera- phia, a group called Se- residents are fairly rep- [email protected] ing more intense, but gen- that control it. tive has created a commu- renity Soular has piloted resented at the governing GRAPHICS erating more heat than Instead, energy democ- nity-owned solar project solar installation training table, CCAs can transform Trevor Andreozzi light. In some quarters, racy can return power where residents pay less programs, and plans to Designer how energy planning and [email protected] there is outright hysteria generation to local or than the utility rate for create a worker coopera- decision-making is made. (“Alexandria Ocasio-Cor- community control. It can electricity. Additional cost tive owned by women and Mohamed Diop The fossil-fuel era has Designer tez is coming for your bring needed jobs and savings are reinvested people of color. In this way, [email protected] hamburgers!”). But there investment to communi- into new cooperative ener- the community can build seen ever-greater con- centrations of money and Mark Sutherland is also a misperception ties that have paid dear- gy projects. wealth and address racial Creative Director across the political spec- ly for fossil-fueled power. In the Mississippi Del- inequity in the green ener- power in the hands of a [email protected] trum that the transition That includes the scarred ta, residents are reclaim- gy jobs boom. few, while damaging the NEWSROOM to green energy requires mountain towns of Ap- ing community control The Green New Deal lives of many. It is time for Mike Alongi top-down, centralized con- palachia, the low-income of rural electric coopera- can build on these efforts, that era to end. The Green Sports Reporter ext. 1228 trol, as Mitch McConnell neighborhoods shadowed tives. Created as part of but that will require new New Deal could usher in a [email protected] recently claimed. by power plants and re- the original New Deal, strategies, governing new day of people power, Bill Brotherton In fact, the transition fineries, and communities those member-owned co- structures, institutions Features Editor ext. 1338 by bringing broad-based [email protected] to renewable energy envi- displaced by sea-level rise. ops have lost their way, and investments. One prosperity to those who sioned in the Green New Thankfully, these impact- behaving more like inves- promising model is Com- Gayla Cawley have been left behind. Reporter, ext. 1236 Deal holds the potential ed communities are al- tor-owned utilities. Rather munity Choice Aggrega- [email protected] for a radical decentraliza- ready sowing the seeds of than serve the people, they tion (CCA), which has That’s a new deal we can all get behind. Cheryl Charles tion of power. That’s the energy democracy. charge top dollar for dirty been adopted by seven News Editor, ext. 1278 states. CCAs aim to break [email protected] promise of “energy de- For example, in the energy while making deci- Denise Fairchild is presi- mocracy,” which could put working-class city of Rich- sions behind closed doors. the power monopoly by al- dent and CEO of Emerald Bella diGrazia power, quite literally, in mond, Calif., community So groups like One Voice lowing local governments Reporter, ext. 1317 the hands of the people. It groups have organized a are fighting for more ac- to leverage purchasing Cities Collaborative and [email protected] is the opposite of our cur- “green zone” for locally countability, transparency power and shop around Anthony Giancatarino is Thomas Grillo a fellow at the Movement Reporter, ext. 1264 rent system, a centralized owned, renewable energy and community control — for better rates, greener [email protected] monolith that produces projects in the shadows of and training residents to energy, and potentially in- Strategy Innovation Cen- Spenser Hasak huge profits (and outsized a Chevron refinery. And in run for co-op boards. vest in new decentralized ter. Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] Daniel Kane E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill [email protected] M£ H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Steve Krause Edward M. 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By Carolyn has been simmering for whether it’s time to phase Thompson a long time, and is start- out the tests at public col- ASSOCIATED PRESS ing to take shape in a way leges statewide. that we really are exam- David Coleman, the BUFFALO, N.Y. — The ining every aspect of the chief executive of the Col- most brazen abuses of admission process to un- lege Board, which admin- standardized testing in derstand fully how it ei- the college bribery scan- isters the SAT, said he ther promotes or inhibits agrees that commercial dal could be chalked up to access,” he said. security lapses: the ringer prep classes have corrupt- The ringleader, admis- ed the test. But he said the hired to take the SAT, the sions consultant Rick proctors paid to look the solution is not to do away Singer, was among 50 peo- with the tests, which he other way, the accommo- ple charged in the scheme sees as complementing dations for extra time ob- that involved bribes paid a student’s high school tained through false diag- to test administrators grades and as a check on noses of disabilities. and college coaches. Per- But the scheme in which fectly legal, however, are grade inflation, which also tends to benefit wealthy wealthy parents allegedly $1,000-an-hour tutors and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bribed their children’s way coaches hired to guide af- students. Former Vice President Joe Biden opened his speech to a conference of into top schools also has fluent students through “We’ve got to admit the highlighted deeper con- the admissions maze, truth, that wealth in- electrical workers joking that he had “permission” to hug the union lead- cerns about the fairness including rigorous test equality has progressed er who introduced him. of using SAT and ACT preparation. to such a degree that it tests — focal points of a In California, lawmak- isn’t fair to look at test billion-dollar consulting ers disgusted with the scores alone,” Coleman Biden quips about behavior industry and gatekeepers fraud have proposed re- said, “That you must look for a U.S. admissions sys- forms to prevent a repeat, at them in context of the tem already seen as favor- including a discussion of adversity students face.” storm and targets union voters ing wealth and privilege. Hundreds of colleges in By Thomas nection” in politics. left” and reupped his ap- recent years have made Beaumont “I’m sorry I didn’t under- peal for compromise — a it optional for applicants and Nicholas stand more. I’m not sorry sometimes unpopular to submit test scores in Riccardi for any of my intentions,” view in the Trump-era. an effort to promote equi- ASSOCIATED PRESS he told reporters. “I’m not “The vast majority of the ty and diversify applicant sorry for anything I’ve members of the Democrat- pools. Lately, their ranks WASHINGTON — For- ever done — I’ve never ic party are still basically have been growing by the mer Vice President Joe been disrespectful, in- liberal to moderate Dem- week. Biden on Friday made tentionally, to a man or a ocrats in the traditional David Hawkins, exec- light of his recent con- woman.” sense,” Biden said. As to utive director for educa- troversy about crossing Biden all but declared he where he falls on ideolog- tional content and policy physical boundaries with intended to join the race ical lines, he said, “I’m an at the National Associa- women, and he signaled in for the Democratic presi- Obama-Biden Democrat, tion for College Admis- a resolute speech to union dential nomination, tell- man. And I’m proud of it.” sion Counseling, said he activists that’s he’s ready ing reporters he’s “putting Signs of shifts in feelings expects more colleges will to run for president as a everything together, man.” in the party have been ev- explore going test-option- moderate Democrat in He noted his lawyers had ident in recent complaints al. party that has been drift- warned him to speak care- about Biden’s history ing left. “In the long term, the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fully about his intentions of publicly affectionate conversation — even with- Biden, 76, opened his but said he expected to behavior with women. out the bribery scandal of William “Rick” Singer, front, founder of the speech to a conference of “be standing before you all Nevada politician Lucy a couple of weeks ago — Edge College & Career Network, pleaded guilty electrical workers joking relatively soon.” Flores said she was un- the conversation about to charges in a nationwide college admissions that he had “permission” He also suggested his comfortable when Biden access to higher education bribery scandal. to hug the union leader strategy. In a nostal- kissed her on the back of who introduced him. The gia-soaked speech, Biden the head backstage at a remark won cheers from made clear he would po- 2014 campaign event. Her Hiring rebounds as employers the overwhelmingly male sition himself outside account was countered by audience, but provoked the progressive wing scores of women — from some of the activist wom- of the party and seek prominent lawmakers to add a solid 196,000 U.S. jobs en Biden has sought to support from tradition- former staffers — who convince he “gets” their al Democrats and the praised him as a warm, By Christopher and that businesses are the Federal Reserve’s cur- concerns about his fa- working-class voters who affectionate person and a Rugaber confident the economy re- rent plans to hold off on ad- mously touchy-feely, and backed Donald Trump in supportive boss. But sev- ASSOCIATED PRESS mains on a firm footing. ditional interest rate hikes, some say dated, style. 2016. eral other women have Even with the current ex- economists said. During his speech and Biden said criticism of also come forward to re- WASHINGTON — Hir- pansion nearly 10 years Fed officials as recent- after, Biden defended his his bipartisan leanings count their own awkward ing in the United States old, the U.S. economy re- ly as December had sug- focus on the “personal con- was coming from the “far interactions with him. rebounded in March as U.S. mains resilient and is ex- gested they could raise employers added a solid pected to grow at a steady rates twice this year. But 196,000 jobs, up sharply Former spy Valerie Plame eyes from February’s scant gain pace this year. in March, after financial and evidence that many “The labor market contin- markets turned volatile businesses still want to ues to shrug off headwinds and inflation showed signs run for Congress in New Mexico hire despite signs that the and chug along,” said Mar- of slipping, the Fed said it tha Gimbel, director of eco- would likely keep rates un- economy is slowing. She would face several full pardon to Libby last nomic research at job list- changed this year. By Russell The unemployment rate Contreras Democratic contenders if year. ings website Indeed. The jobs data “are not remained at 3.8 percent, ASSOCIATED PRESS she decides to run. State In 2017, the Wilsons At the same time, the strong enough to dislodge near the lowest level in al- Rep. Joseph Sanchez, launched an unsuccess- economy is facing sever- the Fed from its current ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. most 50 years, the Labor businessman Mark Mc- ful crowdfunding effort al challenges, from cau- policy path,” said Joe Bru- — Former CIA operative, Department reported Fri- Donald, and former Na- to buy Twitter so Trump tious consumers to slower suelas, chief economist at author and activist Val- day. Wage growth slowed a vajo Nation presidential couldn’t use it. At the growth in business invest- RSM, a consulting firm. erie Plame said Friday she bit in March, with average and vice presidential can- ment to a U.S.-China trade Yet the data also provides is considering a 2020 run time, Plame said if she hourly pay increasing 3.2 didate Dineh Benally have didn’t get enough funding percent from a year earlier. war that is contributing to little reason for the Fed to for an open U.S. congres- a weakening global econo- cut rates, economists said. sional seat in New Mexico. already announced they to purchase a majority of That was down from Feb- are candidates and Santa shares, she would explore ruary’s year-over-year gain my. President Donald Trump, Plame told The Associat- Fe District Attorney Mar- options to buy “a signifi- of 3.4 percent, the best in a Investors didn’t react however, urged the Fed to ed Press she is spending co Serna is considering a cant stake” and champion decade. much to the report. The do just that and restore the time with residents and bid. the proposal at Twitter’s The employment figures stock market rose modest- bond-buying program it will make a decision soon. reported Friday by the gov- ly in morning trading, with used to lower longer-term The seat is currently held I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby, annual shareholder meet- ernment suggest that Feb- the Dow Jones industrial interest rates earlier this by Democratic U.S. Rep. a former top aide to Vice ing. Plame and Wilson di- ruary’s anemic job growth average up 45 points. decade in the aftermath of Ben Ray Lujan, who is President Dick Cheney, vorced later that year. — revised to 33,000, from The solid hiring and mod- the Great Recession, an ap- stepping down to run for was convicted of lying to Plame is the author of an initial 20,000 — was est wage figure probably proach known as “quantita- U.S. Senate. investigators and obstruc- the memoir “Fair Game: merely a temporary blip aren’t enough to change tive easing.” “Right now, I am going tion of justice following My Life as a Spy, My around and meeting with the 2003 leak. President Betrayal by the White people,” said Plame, a Donald Trump issued a House.” Ex-Congressman Anthony Weiner Democrat. “I have a lot to learn and I would like another opportunity to serve ordered to register as sex offender my country.” Plame had previous- By Michael R. Sisak Weiner, 54, must register and encouraged the teen to ly told media outlets she PEABODY ASSOCIATED PRESS for a minimum of 20 years. strip naked and touch her- was considering the U.S. WEEKLY He is required to verify his self sexually. House seat or a bid for the NEW YORK — Former address every year, notify At his sentencing, Weiner U.S. Senate but told The NEWS Rep. Anthony Weiner was the state within 10 days of said he’d been a “very sick AP on Friday she is look- ordered Friday to regis- moving and visit a police man for a very long time” ing at the House to “con- ter as a sex offender as he station every three years to and said he had a sex ad- tinue Ben Ray’s legacy.” We reach more nears the end of a 21-month have a new picture taken. diction. Plame became a nation- prison sentence for having Because of his low-level Weiner’s lawyer said the al figure after her iden- households in illicit online contact with a designation, Weiner’s in- former lawmaker likely tity as a CIA operative Peabody than ANY 15-year-old girl. formation won’t show up exchanged thousands of was leaked by an official A New York City judge in the state’s online sex messages with hundreds of in President George W. other periodical. designated Weiner a Level offender registry but will women over the years and Bush’s administration in 1 offender under the state’s be available via a toll-free was communicating with 2003 in an effort to dis- version of what’s known as telephone number. up to 19 women when he credit her then-husband Let us help get your Megan’s Law, meaning that Weiner didn’t attend Fri- encountered the teenager. Joe Wilson. he is thought to have a low day’s court hearing. Mes- It wasn’t the first time Wilson is a former diplo- message out. risk of reoffending. sages seeking comment Weiner had been caught mat who criticized Bush’s Weiner, a once-rising star were emailed to his law- acting inappropriately. decision to invade Iraq. in the Democratic Party yers. After sending a lewd pic- Plame left the agency in who served nearly 12 years Weiner pleaded guilty in ture of himself to a college 2005. in Congress, has been liv- May 2017 to transferring student in 2011, Weiner Plame said she’d be ing in a halfway house obscene material to a mi- claimed his account had honored to represent the ESSEX MEDIA GROUP since February after serv- nor. been hacked, then admit- sprawling district, which ing most of his sentence at Prosecutors said he had ted online interactions with covers all of northern New a prison in Massachusetts. a series of sexually explic- at least six other women Mexico, parts of the Na- For more info on EMG’s publications, He’s due to be released it Skype and Snapchat ex- while married to top Hil- vajo Nation and a large please contact Ernie Carpenter at May 14 but still faces three changes with a North Car- lary Clinton aide Huma portion of the state’s east 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 or years of court supervision. olina high school student Abedin. side. [email protected] A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- LYNNFIELD ant Street at 3:33 p.m. on Complaints Fire destroys larly arrests, reflect police records. In Thursday. He stated he was Report of stolen gas at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Accidents threatened with physical violence. Speedway at 545 Lowell St. on it is the sole responsibility of the con- Caller reported a motor ve- A walk-in wanted to speak Tuesday at 5:33 p.m. Officer mobile home cerned party to contact the relevant hicle crash was reported with with an officer regarding threat- spoke with the operator who police department and have the property damage but no inju- ening text messages at 6:22 said it was a misunderstanding department issue a notice of correc- ries on Thursday at 11:36 a.m. p.m. on Thursday. and she will be making restitu- tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or at North Broadway. Officer doc- A caller reported concern tion. in Peabody clarifications will not be made without umented crash. over his Mugford Street neigh- Well-being check required express notice of change from the ar- Minor motor vehicle crash bor at 6:55 p.m. on Thursday. for resident of 14 Tammie Lane By Thomas Grillo He praised firefighters with property damage reported He stated whenever he sees on Tuesday at 8:29 p.m. Caller resting police department. ITEM STAFF for swiftly containing the on Condon Circle on Thursday the neighbor in their shared said the resident has been de- blaze, because it could at 2:35 p.m. Officer checked driveway, aggressive behavior pressed. Officer spoke with her PEABODY — The im- have easily spread to LYNN the area but was unable to lo- is shown. niece on the phone and she proper disposal of smok- nearby homes. cate accident. will be talking to her. ing materials set off a fire State Fire Marshal Pe- Arrests Report of a motor vehicle PEABODY Neighbor reports two men that destroyed a mobile ter J. Ostroskey said the with Massachusetts license wearing vests walking around home on Route 1 Thurs- Peabody fire is the most Katherine Haskins, 35, of plate no. 7RC586 operating the property at 10 Scott Drive day, according to the state recent one of several 11 La Grange Terrace, was ar- Arrests erratically on Chestnut Street on Wednesday at 9:06 a.m. fire marshal’s office. started by smoking that rested on warrant charges of Thursday at 10:39 p.m. Officers Egles A. Oviedo, 40, of 248 Officer said they are surveyors There were no injuries, have left dozens of victims shoplifting by concealing mer- checked the area and could Washington St., Apt. 4, Salem, working at the residence. but the home at 286 New- homeless and/or hospital- chandise, assault and battery not locate. was arrested at Maddy’s Car bury St. was a total loss. ized, and families grieving with a dangerous weapon, and Caller reports the special Wash at 300 Andover St. on needs person for whom he is The fire started at 5:10 the loss of pets. a straight warrant at 9:54 a.m. p.m. below an exterior Alarms Tuesday at 2:49 p.m. responsible is throwing rocks In the last two weeks, on Friday. window. Dozens of ciga- Debora R. Merida, 39, of 61 onto Bartholomew Street on he said, smoking has been Dana Tupper, 31, of 52 Bri- Essex County Regional Emer- rette butts were found Newhall St., Apt. 2, Lynn, was Wednesday at 2:53 p.m. Of- the cause of eight fires in ar Hill Drive, was arrested and gency Communication Center arrested following a motor vehi- mixed in with dried leaves. Lynn, New Bedford, Chel- charged with operating a mo- reported a 911 call was report- ficer reports the party was Strong winds contributed cle stop at C&C Lobster at 297 brought home. sea, Douglas, Springfield, tor vehicle with a suspended ed near the Boston Sports Club Lynn St. on Tuesday at 7:21 to the rapid spread of the Milford, and Medway. license at 2:44 a.m. on Friday. at 425 Walnut St. Dispatcher Report of a motor vehicle fire, investigators said. p.m. and charged with the un- parked on the side of the road “Smoke outdoors re- spoke with the owner and con- licensed operation of a motor “This is a very danger- at Forest Street at Route 95 sponsibly,” Ostroskey said Accidents firmed it was an accident. vehicle. ous time of year for out- North and someone might have in a statement. “Dispose Accidental fire alarm sound- Jason James, 35, of 7 McIn- door fires,” said Peabody of smoking materials in A report of a motor vehicle ed at 9 Doncaster Road on tire Court, Apt. 2, was arrested been inside for two days on Fire Chief Steven Pasdon Wednesday at 10:03 p.m. Of- a metal can or pail with crash at 855 Lynnfield St. at Thursday at 4:20 p.m. Defec- on seven outstanding warrants in a statement. “The grass wet sand. Do not dispose 2:32 p.m. on Thursday; at Man- tive carbon monoxide device from Salem, Chelsea, Lowell, ficer checked Forest Street and and leaves are dry and the he could not locate a parked of butts in leaves and veg- ning Road and Western Avenue handled by the Lynnfield Fire Boston and Roxbury district ground has not greened etation or plastic contain- vehicle. at 4:49 p.m. on Thursday; on Department. courts. The charges include up yet, so there’s plenty ers that catch fire easily.” the Lynnway at 6:43 p.m. on possession of Class A, B, C, and Report of an open manhole of tinder for fires. Windy Thursday; at Chestnut Street Complaints E drugs, entering a dwelling at cover on Lake Street at the days fan flames quickly Thomas Grillo can be and Fortesque Terrace at 7:31 night for a felony, shoplifting, Huntington Woods Condomini- into a fire that can spread reached at tgrillo@item- a.m. on Friday. Caller reported a “Yes to the and larceny. ums on Wednesday at 10:44 rapidly.” live.com. A report of a motor vehicle Rail Trail” sign was stolen from p.m. crash with personal injury at the front yard at 4 Wildewood Summons 824 Lynnfield St. at 2:31 p.m. Drive on Thursday at 8:51 a.m. SAUGUS Ex-convict charged on Thursday; at Dungeon Ave- Report of a dumpster fire Angela J. Lopez, 34, of 20 nue and Walnut Street at 2:42 reported at 2 South Broadway High St., Lynn, was summoned Accidents p.m. on Thursday. on Thursday at 11:53 a.m. Call following a traffic stop at 147 with pretending to A report of a hit and run mo- handled by the Lynnfield Fire Summit St. for the unlicensed A report of a motor vehicle tor vehicle crash at Chestnut Department. operation of a motor vehicle accident at 348 Lynn Fells and Essex streets at 2:12 a.m. MarketStreet security report- on Tuesday at 4:57 p.m. Mallia Parkway at 1:04 a.m. Thurs- be long-missing boy on Friday. ed a mulch fire near the Legal Towing contacted. day; at Long Place at 5:55 C Bar on Thursday at 2:53 pm. Eduardo Portugal Boy, 36, p.m. Thursday; at Saugus High By Dan Sewell Assaults Call handled by the Lynnfield of 14 Andover St., was sum- School on Pierce Memorial and Andrew Fire Department. moned for unlicensed opera- Drive at 6:18 p.m. Thursday. Welsh-Huggins A report of an assault at 97 tion of a motor vehicle follow- ASSOCIATED PRESS Newhall St. at 3:46 p.m. on Medical Aid ing a traffic stop on Tuesday at Complaints CINCINNATI — A Thursday; at Thurgood Marshall 8:30 p.m. Vehicle was towed by 23-year-old ex-convict ac- Middle School, 100 Brookline Ambulance requested at 52 Arrington Towing. A report of a possible break- Center Village on Thursday at cused of pulling a cruel St., at 10:07 a.m. on Friday. Amanda Clark, 35, will in at 258 Central St. at 9:20 7:38 a.m. for an elderly woman hoax by pretending to be A report of an assault and be summoned for leaving a.m. Thursday. who was not feeling well. Pa- a long-missing Illinois boy battery at 76 Linden St. at the scene of an accident at A caller reported traffic lights tient refused medical attention. was charged Friday with Speedway at 545 Lowell St. on at Walnut and Central streets 7:44 p.m. on Thursday; at KIPP Call back at 9 a.m. and woman making false statements Academy, 90 High Rock St., at Wednesday at 9:59 a.m. are not working properly at to federal authorities. was taken to Melrose-Wake- Fabricio Demaghaes, 29, of 7:58 p.m. on Thursday. field Hospital. 3:27 p.m. Thursday. The FBI said Brian Rini 166 Washington St., Malden, Environmental Police re- had made false claims Medical aid requested on was summoned following a traf- Complaints Thursday at 12:34 p.m. at ported they were about to twice before, portray- fic stop on Wednesday at 2:33 discharge rounds to put down A report of threats made at 1455 Main St. Patient taken to ing himself as a juvenile p.m. for allowing unlicensed op- a wild turkey that had been at- sex-trafficking victim. 300 Washington St. at 10:52 Lahey Hospital & Medical Cen- eration of a motor vehicle. tacking people in the neighbor- The Medina, Ohio, man a.m. on Thursday. ter in Burlington. Vivian Andrade-DeAlbu- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hood on Norman Road at 6:34 was jailed in Cincinnati A report of a fight at O’Cal- Ambulance requested at querq, 22, of 27 Jacobs St., p.m. Thursday. As police were on Thursday, a day after The FBI said Brian laghan Way at 2:28 p.m. on 12 Village Row on Thursday at was summoned for unlicensed being notified by Environmental telling authorities he was Rini had made false Thursday; at 95 Pleasant St. at 1:41 p.m. Officer reports two operation of a motor vehi- Police, a detail officer reported 14-year-old Timmothy Pit- claims twice before, 9:39 a.m. on Friday. patients taken to Lahey Hos- cle following a traffic stop on hearing possible gunshots and zen, who disappeared in portraying himself as A report of an unwelcome pital & Medical Center in Bur- Wednesday at 2:33 p.m. lington. began to approach the envi- 2011 at age 6. The FBI de- a juvenile sex-traffick- guest at 50 Boston St. at 4:28 ronmental police. Three rounds clared Rini’s story a hoax p.m. on Thursday. Caller from 500 Ross Drive Accidents ing victim. reported she is feeling weak were discharged. after performing a DNA test. Overdoses and nauseous on Friday at Report of a motor vehicle up to eight years in pris- 2:38 a.m. Officer reports pa- crash at Sears Automotive at SWAMPSCOTT The charge should send on. A report of an overdose on tient was taken to Union Hos- 210 Andover St. on Wednesday a message about the dam- Rini was found wander- Brookline Street at 5:10 p.m. pital in Lynn. at 9:02 a.m. Officer reports no Accidents age such false claims can ing the streets on Wednes- on Thursday. injury, no tows. New Hampshire do, said U.S. Attorney day and told authorities he A report of an opiate over- MARBLEHEAD operator issued a warning for A report of a hit and run mo- Benjamin Glassman. had just escaped his cap- dose on Market Street at 7:37 unsafe lane change. tor vehicle crash at 440 Hum- “It’s not OK to do it be- tors after years of abuse, p.m. on Thursday. Complaints Motor vehicle crash reported phrey St. at 2 p.m. on Thursday. cause of the harm that it officials said. He claimed at 89 Washington St. at 35 Ma- A report of a motor vehicle causes, the pain, for the he had been forced to have Theft At 10:37 a.m. on Thursday, son St. on Wednesday at 1:54 crash at 371 Paradise Road at family of that missing sex with men, according to a caller reported a past prob- p.m. Officer reports no injuries, 2:29 p.m. on Thursday. child,” Glassman said. the FBI. A report of a larceny at Fec- lem with kids climbing the fire no tows, officer will document Rini’s story had briefly When confronted with teau Leary Middle School, 33 escape to the roof on School the crash. Complaints raised hope among Tim- the DNA results, Rini ac- North Common St., at 1:59 Street. They were advised to Hit and run crash at Shaw’s mothy’s relatives that the knowledged his identity, p.m. on Thursday; at 505 Cha- call the police the next time it Supermarket at 210 Andover A report of hazardous con- youngster’s disappearance saying he had watched a tham St. at 11:16 p.m. on happened. Street on Wednesday at 3:23 ditions at 13 Puritan Park at had finally been solved af- story about Timmothy on Thursday; at 32 Merrill Ave. at A caller reported a black p.m. Reporting party called 11:41 a.m. on Thursday; at 60 ter eight long years. But ABC’s “20/20” and wanted 10:23 a.m. on Friday; at 953 Honda with two ladies inside at back and stated she did not Orchard St. at 4:41 p.m. on those hopes were dashed to get away from his own Western Ave. at 10:49 a.m. on Mugford and Green streets at want a police officer to re- Thursday. when the test results family, the FBI said. Friday; at Walmart, 780 Lyn- 12:26 p.m. on Thursday. They spond. A report of threats made at came back. Rini said “he wished nway, at 11:27 a.m. on Friday. stated the ladies went to two Officer reports an unoccu- 39 Gooseneck Lane at 3:52 “It’s devastating. It’s like he had a father like Tim- different addresses and took pied motor vehicle rolled and p.m. on Thursday. reliving that day all over mothy’s because if he Vandalism Amazon packages. Responding crashed into a pole at 260 A report of an erratic operator again,” said Timmothy’s went missing, his father officers found Amazon pack- Washington St. at 2 Hourihan at 220 Paradise Road at 7:13 aunt Kara Jacobs. would just keep drinking,” A report of vandalism at Thur- ages at each of the described St. on Wednesday at 5:17 p.m. p.m. on Thursday. Rini was jailed for a the FBI said in court pa- good Marshall Middle School, homes. Officer reports minor damage A report of a fight at 450 Par- bail hearing on Tuesday. pers. A message left with 19 Porter St., at 3:29 p.m. on A caller reported having a to the pole and spoke with the adise Road at 10:17 p.m. on His public defender did Rini’s father for comment Thursday. negative experience on Pleas- owner. Thursday. not immediately return was not immediately re- a message. Rini could get turned.

POLICE BRIEFS Police officer held on indecent assault and bat- dementia were found in tal as a precaution. tors believe the shooting and perjury after seeking child rape charges tery on a second child. upstate New York after The couple’s daughter was “absolutely intention- asylum in the U.S. Defense attorney Kevin their car became disabled saw them last at their al” and they are seeking A federal jury in Bos- DARTMOUTH (AP) Reddington says the and came to a rest, police Bedford home Wednesday clues. ton found Jean Leonard — A police officer in the charges against Souza said Friday. afternoon. They don’t own McCarthy said the own- Teganya guilty after de- town of Dartmouth faces date back more than 10 Police in Bedford, N.H., a cellphone. ers told police they were liberating less than three child rape charges. years and his client denies said earlier that Norman Police in Massachusetts not aware of anyone with hours Friday. The Bristol District them. Reddington de- Lepine, 79, and Shirley and Vermont also were a grudge against them. U.S. Attorney Andrew Attorney’s office says scribes Souza as a respect- Lepine, 77, were last seen notified. Neighbors say the dogs Lelling said U.S. asylum 37-year-old Shawn Souza ed 11-year member of the traveling together on Inter- were large but gentle and laws are meant to protect was arrested at the police police force who has also state 90 in the area of Wa- Police probe killing well-trained. “true victims of violent station on Thursday and served in the U.S. Army. terloo, N.Y., on Thursday of dog in yard The Massachusetts crime” and Teganya has is being held without bail Dartmouth Police Chief night by New York State Society for the Prevention been “running away from pending a dangerousness Brian Levesque says Sou- Police. That happened be- METHUEN (AP) — of Cruelty to Animals the truth” for 25 years. hearing on Monday. za is on paid administra- fore the release of a report Police say the fatal was also notified of the Prosecutors said Tegan- Souza pleaded not guilty tive leave. Levesque says that they were missing. shooting of a German incident. ya left Rwanda in July on Friday to rape charges the department was made A spokesman for shepherd in the backyard 1994 and was deported involving one child and aware of the allegations Bedford police said the of a Methuen home was a Rwandan man linked from Canada later for his by the Department of Lepines were found after deliberate act. role in the genocide. He Children and Families. their car became disabled The dog, named Moose, to genocide guilty fled to the U.S. and was Lynn Drug Task Force and came to a rest on the was found dead Thursday of immigration fraud found in Houlton, Maine, Hotline Police say couple side of a road in Stephen- by a homeowner in the where prosecutors allege 781-477-4444 with dementia found town, N.Y. Credit card fenced-in yard. The family BOSTON (AP) — A he failed to disclose the CALL 24 HOURS A DAY All reports of transactions showed they also owns two other Ger- Rwandan man suspected extent of his involvement or text the word neighborhood activity of participating in the tiplynn will be investigated. BEDFORD, N.H. (AP) were as far west as Corfu, man shepherds. in the genocide. and your tip to Callers may remain — A missing husband and a total of 460 miles from No arrests are reported. African country’s 1994 Teganya will be sen- “tip411” (847411) anonymous wife from New Hamp- home. They were not hurt, Police Capt. Kristopher genocide has been convict- tenced July 1. His public Spanish menu available shire who both have but were taken to a hospi- McCarthy said investiga- ed of immigration fraud defenders didn’t comment. SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Filings: Bill Cosby agrees to settle 7 defamation cases By Maryclaire Dale Cosby has denied their Lawyers for the Cosbys ASSOCIATED PRESS allegations. tried to quash her subpoe- Lawyer Joseph Cam- na to testify, saying she Bill Cosby has agreed marata, who represents didn’t have any relevant to settle lawsuits filed the women, said Friday information on the wom- by seven women who say that “each plaintiff is en’s claims and that any he defamed them when satisfied with the settle- marital conversations she he accused them of lying ment.” He declined to com- had with her husband of about sexual misconduct ment further. 50 years were confiden- allegations, according to However, he warned in a tial. The judge agreed that court documents filed Fri- status report also filed Fri- marital conversations day in Massachusetts. day that his clients would were private, but the wom- The papers in federal seek to depose Cosby and en’s lawyers noted she court in Springfield show gather other documents also served as his business the two sides have nego- and evidence if he does not manager throughout their tiated a settlement since drop the counterclaims, long marriage. Cosby went to prison last which accuse the women The case had largely fall in a separate Penn- of harming his reputation been put on hold, though, sylvania sex assault case. through their accusations. while Cosby was amid The 81-year-old comedi- Cosby’s wife, Camille, the Pennsylvania crimi- an is serving a three- to had been ordered to give nal case, which involved 10-year prison sentence a deposition in the case in a 2017 trial that ended in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2016, after a heated court a deadlock and his convic- there. Chicago, which still adamantly contends that Jussie Smollett paid two fight over her testimony. tion at a 2018 retrial. The judge overseeing the brothers to stage an attack on him, said the lawsuit will be filed “in the defamation case in Mas- near future” if Smollett doesn’t pay for the hours of work detectives sachusetts must still ap- spent in the case. prove the settlement. The terms are confidential. It’s not yet clear whether Cosby will now drop Jussie Smollett’s lawyer his counterclaims against the seven women, including one who recently died. warns Chicago not to sue They are among the dozens of women who have By Don Babwin announcement last month The letter, first obtained ASSOCIATED PRESS by the Chicago Tribune, accused Cosby of sexual that they were dropping the 16 felony counts of dis- was distributed Friday misconduct. He has de- CHICAGO — An attor- orderly conduct against morning to the Associat- nied their allegations and ney for Jussie Smollett the actor — the saga is far ed Press and other media is appealing his Pennsyl- has written a letter warn- from over. organizations by the city’s vania conviction. ing that if Chicago follows The city, which still ad- law department. The de- Messages seeking com- through on its vow to sue amantly contends that partment did not immedi- ment were left with Cos- the “Empire” actor for the Smollett concocted the sto- ately comment on the con- by’s spokesman and a lead cost of the investigation ry and paid two brothers tents of the letter. lawyer in the defamation into his claim that he was to stage the attack, said A legal battle between case. attacked, he’ll demand the lawsuit will be filed “in Smollett and the city could The women suing Cosby sworn testimony from the near future” if Smollett answer the question ob- for defamation say he de- Mayor Rahm Emanuel, doesn’t pay for the hours servers in the city and famed them by branding the police chief and others. of work detectives spent around the country have them liars after they went FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In a letter dated April chasing down leads, col- been asking for the last public with allegations 4 — the same day the lecting surveillance video several days: Why did Cook of sexual assault. They The seven women are among dozens who have city announced that it and talking to potential County State’s Attorney include Tamara Green, accused Bill Cosby of sexual misconduct. He was drafting a lawsuit for witnesses. But Smollett Kim Foxx’s office, without Therese Serignese and has denied their allegations and is appealing a $130,106 — celebrity de- just as adamantly denies explanation and without Barbara Bowman. conviction in Pennsylvania. fense attorney Mark Ger- the allegations and Ger- telling the police they were agos wrote that Smollett agos’ letter doubles down about to do so, dismiss the will “not be intimidated” by on that denial, saying the charges after securing a ‘Queer Eye’ star Tan France what he calls “threats that claim that Smollett “filed a 16-count grand jury in- were made maliciously.” false police report and or- dictment and despite their The threatened lawsuit chestrated his own attack contention that Smollett bridges divides on TV, in real life and stern response mark is false and defamatory.” had, in fact, orchestrated By Lindsay privileged position to say, that this wasn’t going to the latest chapter in a story Geragos also said he will the attack? Whitehurst ‘I get what you’re going work. It was going to be that has taken a number of demand sworn depositions A judge has sealed the ASSOCIATED PRESS through, and let me help a very emotional show, it strange twists since Smol- from the two brothers who court file at the request of you through it,’” he said in was going to be a positive lett first reported in Janu- told police that Smollett Smollett’s attorneys, and SALT LAKE CITY — a recent interview at his show, and up until that ary that he was the victim paid them to stage the at- has said he will announce The Netflix show “Queer renovated historic home on point those shows weren’t of a racist and homopho- tack, as well as their at- next month his decision Eye” caught on by doing a quiet street. successful.” bic attack by two masked torney and their attorney’s on whether to unseal the something unusual: creat- The house’s attic floor is But “Queer Eye” quickly men in downtown Chicago. husband. He said he will file at the request of sev- ing reality TV that touches And it is the clearest indi- given entirely to a walk-in took off, has now released a also demand all the pa- eral media organizations, on some of the country’s cation yet that — despite perwork generated in the including The Associated closet and another closet third season and won best deepest divides with per- the prosecutors’ stunning investigation. Press. for scented candles. It’s the reality show at the GLAAD sistent optimism. kind of stylish wholesome- media awards. Rich Fer- Alongside sleek new ness the show channels ef- haircuts and rehabbed raro, a spokesman for the fectively. LGBTQ advocacy group, Kathie Lee Gifford wraps up 11 wardrobes, the makeover A reboot of the 2003 se- program starring five gay said the original show ries “Queer Eye for the helped raise awareness men tackles the contrast Straight Guy,” the version years with NBC’s ‘Today’ show between urban and rural, by bringing five successful that premiered last year gay men into American liv- white and black, liberal takes the setup to new ing rooms across the coun- NEW YORK (AP) Regis and Kathie Lee” show during Gifford’s ten- and conservative. places. The makeover sub- — Kathie Lee Gifford try. The new version also co-host, Regis Philbin, sa- ure. The show’s resident fash- jects, dubbed heroes on the wrapped up 11 years with luted Gifford in a video, includes some subjects Surrounded by the ion expert, Tan France , show, have ranged from a NBC’s “Today” show Fri- saying the best part of his show’s cast, crew and switches between those from the LGBTQ commu- President Trump-support- day with laughs, tears, TV life were the “15 years NBC News chief Noah worlds off-camera too. He’s nity, from a transgender ing NASCAR fan to two Scripture and — of course I spent with you.” Oppenheim, Gifford ended an English immigrant who African-American sisters man to a black lesbian — wine. Gifford screamed when the program by reciting a was raised Muslim and who own a barbecue joint. disowned by her adoptive The 65-year-old host re- mystery guest Barry Ma- Bible passage, telling the spends his off hours at Between the home renova- family. ceived a standing ovation nilow appeared, and she home with his husband in tions and cooking lessons “I love how the ‘Queer from the audience after joined him as he sang audience the Lord gives decidedly red-state Utah. are plenty of poignant mo- Eye’ of today shows not only rapper Flo Rida opened “Can’t Smile Without everyone hope and plans Living in Salt Lake City ments. the evolution of the subject the program by singing You.” for the future. gives him a perspective France stars on the show but of the people who live that the studio was “Kath- There was a trivia con- “That’s not just true for that comes in handy for a along with food guru An- in the neighborhoods and ie Lee’s house.” test in which it was re- me, you guys,” she said. show featuring a cross-sec- toni Porowski, hairstylist communities around the Co-host Hoda Kotb cred- vealed about 5,300 glasses “That’s true for everybody tion of America, he says. Jonathan Van Ness, cul- subject and how they come ited Gifford for their suc- of wine were served on the watching.” “When I go into the ture expert Karamo Brown to terms with LGBTQ peo- cess, and Gifford said they homes of these people, and home designer Bobby ple,” Ferraro said. “I think have fun because they they’re my neighbors. I Berk. ‘Queer Eye’ has become have “a very real friend- spend my days with them. “It’s a very honest, ear- a moment of celebration ship.” I know who these people nest show,” France said. “I during a pretty dark time Gifford plans to pursue LYNNFIELD are, so it puts me in a very think many people worried for LGBTQ Americans.” working on movie and music projects in the next WEEKLY PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS phase of her career. Jenna NEWS Tan France, a cast mem- Bush Hager will join Kotb on the program. ber on the Netflix series On Friday, Gifford an- We reach EVERY “Queer Eye,” is an En- nounced every member glish immigrant who was of audience would receive household in Lynnfield raised Muslim and spends a free four-day Carnival his off hours at home cruise — she was once every week. with his husband in de- a spokeswoman for the cidedly red-state Utah. cruise line — after ex- Let us help get your plaining that her 29-year- old son, Cody, was con- message in front of all ceived on just such a “Fun Ship.” of Lynnfield. Cody was in the audience, but his sister, 25-year-old Cassidy, was away working on a series. The children appeared in a video tribute and called ESSEX MEDIA GROUP her a “legendary mom” who surrounded them with kindness. Gifford’s For more info on EMG’s publications, husband and their father, please contact Ernie Carpenter at NFL great Frank Gifford, 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 or died in 2015. [email protected] Her former “Live With A8 SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Lucy wanders as state Rep. Peter Capano, middle right, shakes hands with Tailor Made Dog Care owner Jeff Gaudet, congratulating him on opening his business as Mayor Thom- as M. McGee, left, and City Councilor Fred Hogan look on.

ITEM PHOTOS SPENSER HASAK On hand to celebrate the ribbon cutting for Tailor Made Dog Care in Lynn on Friday are, from left, Jarrod Falite, Raymond Falite, Josilyn Gaudet with Dobby, City Councilor Rick Starbard, Mayor Thomas M. McGee, Lisa Franklin, owner Jeff Gaudet, manager Tom Tester with Lucy, Joyce Gaudet, City Councilor Fred Hogan, Margaret Ansara, Dina Morrill with Brady, LACC Brenda Ortiz-Peral and Reggie Peral help Treasurer Eddy Staco, state Rep. Peter Capano, Cole Gaudet, City Council candidate David their 9-month-old black lab, Ash, try out one Ellis with Ralphie, and LACC Executive Director Colin Codner. of the beds at Tailor Made Dog Care.

NOT REAL NEWS: A LOOK AT WHAT DIDN’T HAPPEN THIS WEEK

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 Pepe, Sullivan lead St. Mary’s softball to season-opening win By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF LYNN — An outstanding pitching perfor- mance by Angelia Pepe backed by a balanced offense powered the St. Mary’s softball team to a 13-0 win in its season opener against Manchester Friday at Breed Middle School. Pepe, a sophomore right-hander, threw all five innings for the Spartans in the shortened game. She allowed just two hits with 11 strikeouts. “It was a great start for Angelia,” Spartans coach Paige Licata said. “She’s a very talented pitcher and she’s young too, which is im- pressive. To come out in the cold where it can be tough for pitchers I was excited to see it. She was using all her pitches and working them out. It was good to see her playing so well in the first game.” The Spartans got it done in just about every way possible at the plate with Taylor Sulli- van (2-for-3, four RBI) leading the way. Chris- tina Nowicki (0-for-2 with a walk and sacrifice bunt) and Sam Porazinski (2-for-3) each drove in a run. Lily Newhall (1-for-3 with a walk) and Felicia D’Alessandro (2-for-2 with ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE a walk) each scored three runs. Taylor Sullivan went 2-for-3 with four RBI for St. Mary’s SPARTANS, B2 in a win over Manchester Friday afternoon at Breed. Peabody’s Slattery rallies like a champ By Harold Rivera the Jimmy Fund in spreading ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the word about “Rally Against Cancer,” and is this year’s “Rally Mady Hentosh had four goals for St. Mary’s in a PEABODY — For Red Sox Against Cancer” patient partner. win over Matignon at Manning Field. fans, next Tuesday’s long-await- Red Sox fans are encouraged ed home opener at Fenway Park to start a “Rally Against Cancer” is worth celebrating. The Sox team by partnering with schools will honor last year’s World Se- and/or workplaces. Rally “team Spartans girls ries championship team while leaders” are tasked with encour- starting a new season of Fenway aging co-workers/classmates to baseball. donate $10 or more to the Jim- lacrosse defeats For Peabody’s Liam Slattery, my Fund. In exchange, donors Boston’s home opener presents may wear Red Sox gear on Tues- a chance to give back to a wor- day in celebration of Fenway’s Matignon thy cause that saved his life. In opening game. 2015, Slattery was diagnosed “I’m just hoping as much mon- with hepatosplenic T-cell ey for the Jimmy Fund can be By Mike Alongi non-Hodgkin lymphoma. He ITEM STAFF raised as possible,” Slattery was treated at Dana-Farber’s said. “Just things like money for Jimmy Fund Clinic. Now cancer LYNN — The St. Mary’s girls lacrosse team fought a parents making trips back and free, Slattery takes pride in pay- mid-game rally from Matignon and scored the final four forth from the hospital. Things ing it forward. goals of the game in a 10-5 Catholic Central League win like that are needed. They need “I’m very appreciative of Da- at Manning Field Friday night. The Spartans were un- as much money as they can to na-Farber,” said Slattery, 24. dermanned in the win, as key players Codi Butt and help make patients’ lives better.” “They saved my life. Whenever Riley Lynch were out with injuries. Slattery isn’t new to rallying they ask me to do anything, I’m “I think everybody really pulled together today to get against cancer. He spoke at this willing to do so. Anything they this win,” said St. Mary’s coach K.C. Butt. “We have a year’s rally kick-off at Fenway need. I try to stay involved as number of different goal scorers, which is always good COURTESY PHOTO Park in February and appeared much as I can to give back a to see. We had times where we let Matignon get back in a commercial promoting the Peabody native Liam Slattery is little bit.” into it, but when it mattered we buckled down and put cause earlier this week. the game away.” this year’s Jimmy Fund “Rally Leading up to Tuesday’s home Mady Hentosh had a big night for the Spartans, lead- Against Cancer” patient partner. opener, Slattery worked with SLATTERY, B2 ing the way with four goals. Megan Parthum was right behind with three goals, while Jenna Chaplain, Makay- la McGrath and Sherly Feliz each had one goal. For Fe- liz and Chaplain, it was the first career goal for each. Lynnfield girls tennis has high hopes “It was pretty exciting to have two of our players get their first career varsity goals in the same game,” said By Anne Marie Tobin the No. 6 seed. Lynnfield rattled Butt. “Jenna has only been playing lacrosse for a few ITEM STAFF off wins against Bishop Fenwick weeks so it’s great for her, and Sherly has been with me (4-1), Swampscott (4-1) and Austin for four years now playing defense, so she doesn’t get LYNNFIELD — With six of sev- Prep, (3-2), only to be upended by many opportunities on offense. So it was great to see en regular starters back for an- the Hornets in the final, 5-0, who them both get one today.” other season, the Lynnfield girls swept every tournament match en On the defensive end, Butt praised the efforts of Feliz, tennis team has high hopes for the route to the state title. Kelsey Sullivan, Shelly Callahan, Nicole Callahan and 2019 season. Lynnfield graduated three se- Kiara Lonigro. Goalie Lauren Vaccaro also made some “We’re getting there,” said coach niors in captains Makayla Maffeo key saves in net. Craig Stone, the 2018 Cape Ann and Christina Albano along with “The whole defensive side played so well for us to- League Coach of the Year, now in Brazilian exchange student Bela night,” said Butt. “We had some trouble with ground his 39th season. “We’re not exactly Ferreira. balls tonight, but those are things we can work on. at full strength with two girls who Ferreira, dubbed the Pioneers’ When we needed to make the plays, we were able to.” aren’t 100 percent, but it’s not like “senior surprise” by Stone, was a It took just over 10 minutes of game time before the last year when we lost so many se- key player, going 13-6 playing pri- first goal was scored, as both teams were getting a feel niors and had to start from scratch. marily at third singles. for each other in the early going. The Spartans struck We’re definitely better off in that But with their top-two singles first on a goal from Parthum after she was awarded a respect, especially considering we players, sophomore Megan Nevils corner, taking a 1-0 lead. But less than a minute lat- always have good depth and don’t and senior captain Alexa Vittiglio, er the Warriors were given a corner of their own, and really have a falloff from top to bot- and both doubles duos, junior Gil- they capitalized with a goal from Carolyn Mahoney to tom.” lian Skelley and sophomore Emma tie it at 1-1. Hentosh quickly responded with her first Last year, the Pioneers’ string Gallucci and seniors Claire Yang goal of the game to retake the lead for St. Mary’s, but and Celeste Joly back, the Pioneers PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN of four straight Division 3 North then there was a six-minute stretch where neither team are primed to make another seri- titles was snapped by Manches- Lynnfield’s Emma Gallucci was could score. ous run in the postseason. ter-Essex. The Pioneers finished selected to the CAL All-League ST. MARY’S, B2 14-4 in the regular season to earn LYNNFIELD, B2 team last season. Crotty’s eight points help lift Peabody girls lacrosse to win By Harold Rivera Swampscott 16, Melrose 8 dished one assist, leading Fenwick to vic- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Melrose hung tough with the Big Blue, tory in its season opener. Karina Gyllen- down 6-4 at halftime. Swampscott scored haal followed suit with five goals and one The Peabody girls lacrosse team contin- 10 goals in the second half to pull away assist. Brynn Bertucci scored four goals ued its stellar start to the season with a with the victory in its season opener. and Annie Talbot scored one goal. 20-8 win over Arlington in a non-confer- “It was our first time out on the field,” Jenna Durkin and Gabby Fabceszweski ence tilt Friday afternoon. Swampscott coach Al Eaton said. “It was led the defense. Colleen Crotty’s eight points paced Pea- a competitive game. We knew they were Goalies Abby Booth (four saves) and body’s offense. Other top performers on a competitive team. We just had to settle Caitlyn McKenzie (two saves) combined offense included Olivia Kiricoples (seven down. Once we did that we selected our in net. points), Amber Kiricoples (five), Maddy shots a little bit better.” “It’s great to get the first game of the Lomasney (three), Hailee Lomasney (two) Emerson Laundry led Swampscott with season and put a win on the board for our- and Catherine Manning (two). six goals. Also scoring were Harper Clop- selves,” Fenwick coach Joel McKenna said. Defensive standouts included Jordyn ton (three goals), Grace DiGrande (two), “It was a strong team effort in the defen- Collins, Alex Houlden, Alyssa Saraceni, Elizabeth Green (two), Reese Robert- sive department. We played strong defense Hailey Baker and Sophie Izzo. Tanners son (two), Nikki Rosa (one). Goalie Sara up and down the field in transition. The goalie Olivia Lavalle made 10 saves. girls were hungry and it was exciting for Hamada-Mohamed made seven saves. ITEM FILE PHOTO Peabody improved to 2-0 and is back in Swampscott’s back in game action April them to show what they have in action.” game action Tuesday (4) when it hosts 16 against Beverly. Fenwick (1-0) visits Austin Prep Monday Peabody’s Colleen Crotty had eight Beverly. Fenwick 16, St. Joseph’s 4 (4). points for the Tanners in a win over GIRLS LACROSSE Caylin Wesley scored six goals and ROUNDUP, B2 Arlington Friday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 Spartans softball notches big win over Manchester SPARTANS put runners on with no outs. A loaded and Porazinski laced a From B1 passed ball brought Nowicki single to drive in another run to the plate and an infield er- and put St. Mary’s ahead 11-0. “It was great to see,” Licata ror scored Newhall to put St. St. Mary’s half of the fourth said of the balanced offense. Mary’s ahead 2-0 after one. inning was much of the same, “That’s one of my biggest St. Mary’s continued to capi- with D’Alessandro stealing things I emphasized this year talize on the Hornets mistakes home and Sophia Lebert scor- is offense. We’ve kind of been to start the second inning. Al- ing on an infield error to put untapped the past couple yssa Grossi and D’Alessandro the Spartans ahead 13-0. years for getting runs. That’s each scored on passed balls in Needing just three more outs our big emphasis this year. It the inning and Nowicki to close the game in the fifth, was fun to see all the different brought home Katie O’Neil on Pepe forced a fly ball and ways we were able to contrib- a sacrifice bunt to stretch the struck out her last two batters ute offensively. It was great to lead to 5-0. to clinch the win. see the hits, the savviness and Later in the inning Newhall “It definitely feels good to get the disciplined play. A lot of drew a walk and Jordan Sulli- a win,” Licata said. “It’s obvi- things we liked and that we can build on. van singled to put runners in ously cold so it can be tough to “We laid a foundation here scoring position for Taylor Sul- get yourself going. That was in the first game for the rest of livan. The senior first base- one of the things we were look- the season,” Licata said. “I’m man delivered, ripping a two- ing for. I’m proud of them the just hoping we can keep build- out double to left to drive in a way they came out. That was ing on it and not settle.” pair of runs and put the Spar- something we wanted. We’ve Pepe was untouchable to tans ahead 7-0. been making sure this season start, striking out eight in the The Spartans didn’t let up in that we come out and play our first three innings and allow- the third. D’Alessandro best all the time. I was excited ing just an infield single on a reached on a bunt single and to see that in the first game. It slow grounder. stole second and third base was a full effort.” The Spartans’ offense got off before scoring on a passed The Spartans are back on ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE to a fast start in the first in- ball. Later in the inning Taylor the diamond Monday (3:30) at St. Mary’s pitcher Angelia Pepe struck out 11 batters and allowed ning. A walk by Nowicki to Sullivan drove in two more Central Catholic League foe just two hits in five innings of work in a win over Manchester. start and a single by Newhall runs on a single with the bases Arlington Catholic. Peabody’s Slattery rallies against cancer SLATTERY From B1 “Over the years I was at Dana-Farber, sometimes multiple times a week,” Slattery said. “I got to know everyone in the organization really well. When they needed patients to represent them, I think they knew me really well so it was a good fit.” Slattery underwent a bone marrow transplant in De- cember 2015. His older sister, Elizabeth, was the donor. He was declared cancer free that month. An avid Red Sox fan, Slattery has thrown the first pitch at a Red Sox game and rode a duck boat during the team’s World Series victory parade last October. “The Red Sox do great things for the Jimmy Fund,” Slattery said. “They’re very involved. I did a Jimmy Fund trip to Spring Training, I’ve been to a few games. The Red Sox do whatever they can to help out.” He has also participated in the Dana-Farber Cancer Walk and the Jimmy Fund Telethon. A St. John’s Prep graduate, Slattery is currently pur- suing a nursing degree at nearby Salem State. His goal is to find a career in oncology. “Things are going well,”he said. “I like the school. I did a year of online and now this is my first year of being in the classroom, in person. I like all the professors, they’re really nice. It’s a good fit. “Before cancer, I kind of always wanted to work some- where in medicine. I wasn’t sure where exactly with medicine. Through treatment and everything, I made the final decision over the last few years.” Three of the top fundraising schools and companies this season will receive special visits from Red Sox players as a prize. Teams can use the hashtag #Ral- lyAgainstCancer on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to post photos and updates leading up to Opening Day. Since 2006, Rally Against Cancer has raised more than $6.5 million. This year’s program aims to raise more than $750,000. To start a Rally Against Cancer team or to donate, please visit www.RallyAgainstCan- cer.org. ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE St. Mary’s Jenna Chaplain (left) scored her first career varsity goal in Friday’s win over Matignon, Lynnfield girls tennis while Megan Parthum (right) scored three goals. ready to get season going LYNNFIELD St. Mary’s girls lacrosse takes down Matignon From B1 ST. MARY’S Matignon slowed the bleeding a bit the pressure back on the Spartans. Vittiglio and fellow seniors Nina Dunn and Grace Sokop From B1 as the half wound down, scoring two But St. Mary’s didn’t fold under will serve as co-captains. goals in the final five minutes to cut that pressure and instead closed the Nevils and Vittiglio are back at No. 1 and No. 2 singles. That stretch was broken by Hen- it to 5-3 St. Mary’s at the half. game with a four-goal run (two from Last year Nevils finished 8-11, while Vittiglio finished 14- tosh, whose goal with 6:43 remain- St. Mary’s also scored the first Parthum, one from Hentosh and one 7. ing made it 3-1 St. Mary’s. McGrath goal of the second half, as Hentosh from Feliz) to keep the Warriors at Skelley and Gallucci were the only Pioneers selected to and Chaplain added one goal apiece notched her hat trick with just over bay and walk away with the win. the CAL All-League team. They won the CAL Open first in a span of just 35 seconds, quickly 20 minutes left. But then Matignon The Spartans (2-0) have the week- doubles title and together were 13-3. Overall, Gallucci fin- ballooning the Spartans’ lead to 5-1 scored two straight goals in quick end off before hosting Arlington ished 18-3, while Skelley finished 15-4. with six minutes to go in the half. succession to cut it to 6-5 and put Catholic Monday (7). At second doubles, Yang was 8-2 when paired with Joly, 14-5 overall in doubles and 15-5 overall. Joly finished 10-3 in doubles and 11-3 overall. Spartans boys lacrosse powers past Matignon Stone said he has a pleasant problem when it comes to filling the third singles slot left vacant by Ferreira. ROUNDUP Josh Field said. “It was “Emma and Gillian had such great success last year as From B1 a good opportunity to get partners, so I’m trying to figure out if I can keep them to- kids playing time out on gether while not adversely affecting the rest of the lineup,” Newburyport 16, the field.” said Stone. “If they stay together, then it might be Claire Marblehead 13 St. Mary’s visits Car- or Celeste who’d most likely go up to third singles. But like The Magicians dropped dinal Spellman Monday Gillian and Emma, it’s tough to break up such a successful to 2-1. Maddie Erskine (3:30). partnership.” and Grace Arthur scored Swampscott 5, Stone said several players are in the starting mix. five goals each. Lydia Manchester-Essex 4 “We have multiple people competing for a spot depend- Bongiorno scored three At Manchester-Essex, ing on how the doubles teams shape up,” Stone said. “Ju- goals. Swampscott grabbed its nior Elana Moisidis is the leading candidate for the sec- Marblehead hosts Man- first win of the season. ond doubles position if Yang or Joly moves to singles. chester-Essex Monday Kyle Fitzgerald powered “Nina and Grace have potential and will compete for (4). the offense with three court time and freshman Anna Radulsky and sophomore BOYS LACROSSE goals and two assists. Emily Goguen are also in the mix as is sophomore Ava St. Mary’s 17, Zach Pierce and Darian Buonfiglio now that she is out of a boot she’s been in since Matignon 3 Wulf scored a goal each. a basketball injury.” The Spartans coast- Ethan Eichler dished two Stone said he really won’t have a set lineup in place un- ed to a Catholic Central assists. Goalie Tim Perlin til after all challenge matches are completed. League win on the road made eight saves. “Neither Alexa nor Megan has been able to play any and improved to 2-0. Swampscott (1-1) hosts challenge matches because of injuries, so technically they Nick Napolitano’s four Whittier Tuesday (4) at return at No. 1 and No. 2 singles, but we have to wait to goals led the offense. Blocksidge. see how it all stands once they get back,” Stone said. Other top contributors BOYS TENNIS Under Stone’s guidance, the Pioneers have posted win- included Davis Kinne Fenwick 4, St. Mary’s 1 ning seasons in 37 straight years and qualified for the (one goal, four assists), ITEM FILE PHOTO At Fenwick, the Spar- state tournament 38 straight seasons. The only Stone- Brendan Laundry (two tans dropped their sec- coached team to post a losing record was his first (1981) goals, two assists), Collin Zach Barden had two goals and two assists for ond consecutive match. when the Pioneers finished 5-7. Jackson (one goal), Joe St. Mary’s in a win Friday afternoon. Brady Ryan was the only As far as the CAL goes, Stone said Manchester-Essex is O’Keefe (three goals, one St. Mary’s winner. Ryan the cream of the crop. assist), Zach Barden (two assists) and Connor Butt time in net. logged a win at first sin- “They return everyone but one first doubles player, so goals, two assists), Chris- (one goal). “The boys did a good job gles (6-1, 6-0). they will be tough,” Stone said. tian LeBert (two assists), Goalies Kaden Quirk staying focused and play- The Spartans welcome The Pioneers open the season at North Andover Monday Jaiden Moriello (three (six saves) and Nick ing the way we intended Arlington Catholic to (3:30). goals), Dom Marino (two Nowak (four saves) split to play,” Spartans coach Lynn Monday (3:45). SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Sailing Track TBA at Marblehead (9) Fenwick at K of C Relays (at Provi- Tabor Academy at St. John’s (2) dence, 9) SUNDAY Baseball Baseball Revere at East Boston (11) Archbishop Williams at Fenwick (12) Fenwick at Georgetown (1) Peabody at Lawrence (1) Boys Lacrosse Sailing Manchester-Essex at Winthrop (11) TBA at Marblehead (9) St. John’s at Hingham (11) St. John’s at Sharon (TBA)

SPORTS BRIEFS St. Mary’s baseball Street, Lynn, MA, 01902). fundraiser Alice O’Neil The St. Mary’s baseball Challenger League team will hold its annual fundraiser Friday night The Alice O’Neil Chal- (7-11 p.m.) at The Marina lenger League is holding Restaurant in Revere. signups on Saturday, April Tickets to the event cost 6 and Sunday April 7 from $20 and can be purchased noon to 2 p.m. at Volunteer at the door. The event will Field. We will have the include appetizers, raffles, jackets from Medford Invi- baskets a cash bar and a tational if you attended chance to win a $100 MIT last year and filled scratch board ticket. out the order form. Open- ing Day is April 28 at 2 p.m. For more information, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS English Hall of contact Eric Brewer at Fame nominations 978-476-1943. Jayson Tatum (center) had 22 points and seven rebounds in a win over the Indiana Pacers Friday. The Alice O’Neil Chal- Lynn English High lenger Little League is a School is accepting nomi- baseball ball league for nations for its Hall of players ages 5 to 22 who Celtics beat Pacers, remain No. 4 seed Fame. Nominations will be are physically, mentally or accepted until May 31. The emotionally handicapped. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Jason ana’s defense — and it showed right Al Horford, Aron Baynes and Mar- induction ceremony will be We now offer a Senior Tatum scored 22 points and Gordon from the start. cus Morris each scored 11 points. held October 8 at Spinelli’s. Division for those players Hayward added 21 in his return to They jumped to a 10-3 lead out ... Baynes also had 11 rebounds. Nominations must be who wish to continue after Indianapolis on Friday night, lead- of the gate and opened the second Tatum and Horford each had seven mailed to the Lynn English 22 or who are wanting to ing the Boston Celtics to a crucial quarter with seven straight points rebounds. ... The Celtics won despite High School Hall of Fame start and are older than 117-97 victory over the Pacers. to turn a 27-24 deficit into a 31-27 playing without Jaylen Brown (back Committee (50 Goodridge 22. The Celtics broke a tie with Indi- lead. spasms). ... The Celtics shot 52.2% ana for the No. 4 seed in the East It was only the start. An 8-0 run from the field. NHL and essentially took a two-game made it 52-40 and when the Celtics Pacers: Wesley Matthews scored lead in the chase for home-court ad- scored the final four points of the 10 points after missing the previ- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division vantage because they won the sea- half, they led 58-47. ous two games with a strained right GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA son series 3-1 — giving them the tie- Indiana didn’t counterpunch much hamstring. ... Doug McDermott and z-Tampa Bay 81 61 16 4 126 319 219 x-Nashville 81 46 29 6 98 235 212 x-Boston 81 49 23 9 107 256 209 x-Winnipeg 81 46 30 5 97 268 242 breaker, too. Boston also is building in the second half, either. Wesley Aaron Holiday each scored 11 points x-Toronto 81 46 28 7 99 281 245 x-St. Louis 81 44 28 9 97 244 221 postseason momentum with three Matthews opened the third quarter and Thaddeus Young had 10. ... In- Montreal 81 43 30 8 94 243 231 x-Dallas 80 42 31 7 91 206 196 straight wins and five in their last with a 3-pointer to cut the deficit to diana was 10 of 23 on 3s and shot Florida 81 36 32 13 85 264 276 x-Colorado 81 38 29 14 90 258 241 Buffalo 81 32 39 10 74 219 270 Minnesota 81 37 35 9 83 211 234 six games. eight. When Tyreke Evans made one 41.3% from the field. ... The Pacers Detroit 81 32 39 10 74 226 270 Chicago 80 35 33 12 82 262 286 Indiana’s two-game winning of two free throws with 4:50 left, the suffered their worst road loss of the Ottawa 81 29 46 6 64 240 296 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA streak ended. Myles Turner led the Pacers were within 74-65. season at Boston and their third- GP W L OT Pts GF GA z-Calgary 81 50 24 7 107 288 224 Pacers with 15 points and seven re- Boston answered with a 12-3 run worst home loss this season to the y-Washington 81 48 25 8 104 278 246 x-San Jose 81 45 27 9 99 284 259 x-NYIslanders 81 47 27 7 101 225 196 x-Vegas 81 43 31 7 93 247 225 bounds, while Domantas Sabonis to make it 86-68 and the Pacers re- Celtics. ... Point guard Darren Colli- x-Pittsburgh 81 44 26 11 99 270 237 Arizona 81 39 34 8 86 211 219 and Tyreke Evans each scored 12. covered. son missed his third straight game x-Carolina 81 45 29 7 97 241 220 Vancouver 81 35 36 10 80 223 251 But the Celtics exposed some prob- TIP-INS with an injured groin. x-Columbus 81 46 31 4 96 252 230 Anaheim 81 34 37 10 78 194 249 Philadelphia 81 37 36 8 82 241 277 Edmonton 81 34 38 9 77 229 273 lems that could become major con- Celtics: Hayward went 9 of 9 from UP NEXT N.Y. Rangers 81 31 36 14 76 223 269 Los Angeles 80 30 41 9 69 195 256 cerns for the Pacers when the teams the field and 3 of 3 at the free-throw Celtics: Head home to play the New Jersey 81 30 41 10 70 218 272 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. likely meet in a first-round, best-of- line. He also had four rebounds in Orlando Magic on Sunday. Friday’s Games New Jersey at Florida, 7 p.m. seven series, starting next weekend. his homecoming. ... Kyrie Irving Pacers: Host the Brooklyn Nets on Columbus 3, N.Y. Rangers 2, SO Columbus at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Dallas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Carolina at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. They repeatedly broke down Indi- had 17 points and six assists, while Sunday, Los Angeles at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Toronto at Montreal, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay at Boston, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Dallas, 8 p.m. Vancouver at St. Louis, 4 p.m. Winnipeg at Arizona, 10 p.m. Buffalo at Detroit, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Calgary, 10 p.m. Sox give up five homers in loss to Arizona N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Vegas at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Washington, 7 p.m. Colorado at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. PHOENIX (AP) — Ketel Marte homered from both NBA sides of the plate, including a grand slam, and Ar- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division izona kept the Boston Red W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Sox in a season-opening y-Toronto 56 24 .700 — y-Houston 52 28 .650 — funk with a 15-8 romp Fri- x-Philadelphia 49 30 .620 6½ x-San Antonio 46 34 .575 6 x-Boston 48 32 .600 8 New Orleans 32 47 .405 19½ day night in the Diamond- Brooklyn 39 40 .494 16½ Memphis 31 47 .397 20 backs’ home opener. New York 15 64 .190 40½ Dallas 31 47 .397 20 Southeast Division Northwest Division Adam Jones homered W L Pct GB W L Pct GB and doubled for the Dia- Orlando 40 40 .500 — x-Denver 52 26 .667 — Miami 38 41 .481 1½ x-Portland 50 28 .641 2 mondbacks, who scored Charlotte 37 42 .468 2½ x-Utah 48 30 .615 4 seven times in the sixth Washington 32 48 .400 8 x-Oklahoma City 46 33 .582 6½ inning for a 14-1 lead. Atlanta 29 51 .363 11 Minnesota 36 43 .456 16½ Central Division Pacific Division Red Sox infielder Eduardo W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Nunez came in to pitch the z-Milwaukee 59 20 .747 — y-Golden State 54 24 .692 — x-Indiana 47 33 .588 12½ x-L.A. Clippers 47 32 .595 7½ eighth and gave up a home Detroit 39 40 .494 20 Sacramento 39 40 .494 15½ run to Alex Avila. Chicago 22 57 .278 37 L.A. Lakers 35 44 .443 19½ Mookie Betts, who had Cleveland 19 60 .241 40 Phoenix 18 61 .228 36½ three hits, and Mitch Mo- Friday’s Games Oklahoma City at Minnesota, 3:30 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Charlotte 113, Toronto 111 Charlotte at Detroit, 4 p.m. reland homered for Boston. Orlando 149, Atlanta 113 Brooklyn at Indiana, 5 p.m. The defending World Se- Rick Porcello reacts after getting pulled from the game in the fifth inning San Antonio 129, Washington 112 Dallas at Memphis, 6 p.m. Boston 117, Indiana 97 Atlanta at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. ries champions have lost against the Arizona Diamondbacks Friday night. Houston 120, New York 96 Phoenix at Houston, 7 p.m. seven of their first nine on Minnesota 111, Miami 109 Orlando at Boston, 7:30 p.m. in 4 2/3 innings. He flung and its starting rotation scored at least five runs in Oklahoma City 123, Detroit 110 Washington at New York, 7:30 p.m. an 11-game road trip, the Memphis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. longest to open a season a water cooler against the has given up 43 earned seven of their eight games. Sacramento at Utah, 9 p.m. Denver at Portland, 9 p.m. New Orleans at Phoenix, 10 p.m. New Orleans at Sacramento, 9 p.m. in franchise history. They back wall of the Red Sox runs in 40 1/3 innings. Marte set a career high Cleveland at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Utah at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. are off to their worst start dugout after being re- Jones hit his fourth ho- with five RBIs. His perfor- L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Monday’s Games moved in the fifth. mer while extending his Portland at Denver, 10:30 p.m. No games scheduled since 2011, when they be- mance marked the seventh Saturday’s Games Tuesday’s Games gan 2-10 before finishing Porcello has given up 16 hitting streak to eight Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. Boston at Washington, 7 p.m. time in team history a hit- Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. Charlotte at Cleveland, 7 p.m. 92-70 and missing the runs, 11 earned, in 7 1/3 in- games and Nick Ahmed Sunday’s Games Memphis at Detroit, 7 p.m. playoffs by one game. nings in his first two starts. and Jarrod Dyson had ter has homered as a lefty Miami at Toronto, 12 p.m. Philadelphia at Miami, 7:30 p.m. San Antonio at Cleveland, 3 p.m. Golden State at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Rick Porcello (0-2) gave Boston has yielded dou- three hits apiece for the and righty in the same up 10 hits and seven runs ble-digit runs three times, Diamondbacks, who have game. MLB TV/RADIO AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB SATURDAY Radio Tampa Bay 6 2 .750 — Philadelphia 5 1 .833 — TV NHL Baltimore 4 3 .571 1½ New York 5 2 .714 ½ NHL 1 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 New York 3 4 .429 2½ Atlanta 4 3 .571 1½ 1 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Boston...... NESN MLB Toronto 3 6 .333 3½ Washington 3 3 .500 2 4 p.m...... Vancouver at St. Louis...... NHL Network Boston 2 7 .222 4½ Miami 2 6 .250 4 8:10 p.m...... Boston at Arizona...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Central Division Central Division 7 p.m...... Toronto at Montreal...... NHL Network W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 10 p.m...... Winnipeg at Arizona...... NHL Network SUNDAY Minnesota 4 2 .667 — Milwaukee 6 1 .857 — MLB TV Detroit 5 3 .625 — Pittsburgh 3 3 .500 2½ 4:05 p.m...... Texas at LA Angels...... FS1 MLB Cleveland 4 3 .571 ½ St. Louis 3 4 .429 3 4:10 p.m...... Boston at Arizona...... NESN Chicago 3 3 .500 1 Chicago 1 5 .167 4½ 7:10 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at Milwaukee...... FS1 Kansas City 2 4 .333 2 Cincinnati 1 6 .143 5 8:10 p.m...... Boston at Arizona...... NESN 8:37 p.m...... LA Dodgers at Colorado...... ESPN West Division West Division NBA W L Pct GB W L Pct GB NBA 12 p.m...... Basketball Hall of Fame...... ESPN2 12 p.m...... Miami at Toronto...... NBATV Seattle 7 2 .778 — Los Angeles 6 2 .750 — 3:30 p.m...... Oklahoma City at Minnesota...... ABC Texas 5 2 .714 1 San Diego 5 3 .625 1 5 p.m...... Brooklyn at Milwaukee...... NBATV 7 p.m...... Phoenix at Houston...... NBATV Oakland 6 4 .600 1½ Arizona 4 4 .500 2 8 p.m...... Philadelphia at Chicago...... NBATV Houston 2 5 .286 4 Colorado 3 5 .375 3 7:30 p.m...... Orlando at Boston...... NBCSB Men’s College Basketball Los Angeles 1 6 .143 5 San Francisco 2 6 .250 4 9:30 p.m...... Utah at LA Lakers...... NBATV 6:09 p.m...... Final Four: Auburn vs. Virginia...... CBS Friday’s Games Boston (Price 0-1) at Arizona (Weaver 0-0), College Baseball 8:49 p.m...... Final Four: Texas Tech vs. Michigan St...... CBS Chicago White Sox 10, Seattle 8 8:10 p.m. 1 p.m...... Hofstra at Northeastern...... NESN Plus Tampa Bay 5, San Francisco 2 Washington (Corbin 0-0) at N.Y. Mets Women’s College Basketball Women’s College Basketball Philadelphia 10, Minnesota 4 (Matz 0-0), 1:10 p.m. 3 p.m...... NIT final: Northwestern at Arizona...... CBSSN Arizona 15, Boston 8 Cincinnati (Roark 0-0) at Pittsburgh (Wil- 6 p.m...... NCAA final...... ESPN Golf Cleveland 3, Toronto 2 liams 1-0), 1:35 p.m. Golf L.A. Dodgers 10, Colorado 6 San Diego (Paddack 0-0) at St. Louis 12 p.m...... Augusta National Women’s Amateur...... NBC 2:30 p.m...... PGA Tour: Texas Open...... Golf San Diego 5, St. Louis 3 (Wacha 0-0), 2:15 p.m. 1 p.m...... PGA Tour: Texas Open...... Golf Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 0 Chicago Cubs (Hamels 0-0) at Milwaukee 5 p.m...... LPGA Tour: ANA Inspiration...... Golf 3:30 p.m...... PGA Tour: Texas Open...... Golf Atlanta 4, Miami 0 (Burnes 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Soccer Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Miami (Alcantara 1-0) at Atlanta (TBD), 5 p.m...... LPGA Tour: ANA Inspiration...... Golf 9:05 a.m...... Arsenal at Everton...... NBCSN Oakland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. 7:20 p.m. Women’s College Lacrosse Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Buehler 0-0) at Colorado 9:30 a.m...... 1899 Hoffenheim at FC Augsburg...... FS1 Saturday’s Games (Gray 0-1), 8:10 p.m. 12 p.m...... American at Boston University...... NESN Plus 12 p.m...... Werder Bremen at Mönchengladbach...... FS2 Kansas City (Lopez 0-1) at Detroit (Moore Sunday’s Games 2 p.m...... Bucknell at Holy Cross...... NESN Plus 3 p.m...... Sporting Kansas City at FC Cincinnati...... ESPN 0-0), 1:10 p.m. Minnesota at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Soccer Minnesota (Pineda 0-0) at Philadelphia N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. Auto Racing (Arrieta 1-0), 2:05 p.m. Kansas City at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. 9:30 a.m...... Hannover 96 at VfL Wolfsburg...... Fox Soccer 2 p.m...... Monster Energy Cup: Food City 500...... FS1 Seattle (Leake 1-0) at Chicago White Sox Toronto at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. 9:30 a.m...... RB Leipzig at Bayer Leverkusen...... FS2 4:15 p.m...... IndyCar: Grand Prix of Alabama...... NBCSN (Giolito 1-0), 2:10 p.m. Oakland at Houston, 2:10 p.m. 10 a.m...... Crystal Palace at Newcastle...... NBCSN Tampa Bay (TBD) at San Francisco Seattle at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. Rodeo (Samardzija 0-0), 4:05 p.m. Tampa Bay at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. 12:30 p.m...... Borussia Dortmund at Bayern Munich...... Fox 2 p.m...... Premier Bankcard Invitational...... CBSSN Texas (Smyly 0-0) at L.A. Angels (Skaggs Texas at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. 3 p.m...... Los Angeles FC at D.C...... Fox Radio 0-1), 4:05 p.m. Boston at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. 7:30 p.m...... New England at Columbus...... NBCSB Toronto (Pannone 0-1) at Cleveland (Car- Minnesota at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. MLB rasco 0-1), 4:10 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Auto Racing N.Y. Yankees (Happ 0-1) at Baltimore Miami at Atlanta, 1:20 p.m. 1 p.m...... Xfinity: Alsco 300 at Bristol...... FS1 4:10 p.m...... Boston at Arizona...... WEEI-FM 93.7 (Bundy 0-0), 7:05 p.m. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. NBA Oakland (Brooks 1-0) at Houston (Miley Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. Horse Racing 0-1), 7:10 p.m. San Diego at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. 5:30 p.m...... Wood Memorial Bluegrass Stakes...... NBCSN 7:30 p.m...... Orlando at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

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

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REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV APRIL 6, 2019 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS ARIES (March 21-April 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) WGBH Call the Midwife (N) Mrs. Wilson on Masterpiece Alison finds Antiques Roadshow Basic Stories- Ted Wil- Gutbliss With Dr. Stubbornness will not help ^ PBS out more about Alec. (N) Black Stage liams Robynne Chutkan Take a close look at what Take a look at the possibil- you solve a problem or get WBZ 2019 NCAA Basketball Tourna- 2019 NCAA Basketball Tournament Texas Tech vs News Phantom PiYo Paid Paid others are doing and learn ities, but don’t let someone $ CBS ment Auburn vs Virginia. (N) Michigan State. (N) Gourmet Workout! Program Program from what you see. If you ex- ahead. Be willing to compro- talk you into something that WCVB News- Chronicle American Idol “209 (Top 20 Solos)” The top 20/20 (N) News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- pand your mind, interests and mise or work alongside others is costly or unhealthy. Home to get things done on time. % ABC Center 5 20 finalists perform. Center 5 Page “Prophets” tary goals, you’ll be one step clos- and personal improvements WBTS 1st Look Rescue Dateline NBC Dateline NBC Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live “Kit Haring- 1st Look Do your best and avoid con- should be your priorities. * NBC “Tangled” Live (N) at 11 ton; Sara Bareilles” (N) er to achieving your dreams. troversy. WFXT Entertainment MasterChef Making 9-1-1 “Fight or Flight” Boston Sports Gordon Ramsay’s Just for Just for Boston CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 9 FOX Tonight (N) English trifles. News Wrap 24 Hours to Hell Laughs Laughs News TAURUS (April 20-May 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) WUTF “SpongeBob ››› Superman Returns (2006, Aventura) Brandon Routh, Kate ›› Hidden Agenda (2001, Suspenso) Nanny Remain cool and take a wait- You can make a change that Consider your current situ- = UMA SquarePants” Bosworth. El Hombre de Acero enfrenta un nuevo reto. Dolph Lundgren, Maxim Roy. Diaries and-see approach when deal- will improve your personal life ation and contemplate the WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) ››‡ The Cable Guy (1996, Comedy) Jim Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & ing with personal matters. and future. An educational changes that will lead to a F MNT Theory Theory Carrey, Matthew Broderick. Molly Keep moderation in mind if pursuit, trip or serious com- better life. You may not please WGBX Finding Your Roots NOVA “Emperor’s American Masters “By Sidney Lumet” HS Quiz Music Austin City Limits NOVA everyone, but this time you celebrating or hanging out munication regarding a life- L PBS With Henry Ghost Army” Director Sidney Lumet’s life and career. Show Voyager style change looks promising. must put yourself first. WWJE Murder She Solved Murder She Solved Murder She Solved Murder She Solved Hollywood & Crime Panic 9-1-1 Drugs, with indulgent friends. R JN “Not Forgotten” “Family Affair” Inc. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) WLVI Last Man Last Man Gold- Gold- Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family True AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don’t limit what you can do. Keep busy. The more active X CW Standing Standing bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Crime Someone will mislead you TELE ››‡ Shrek Forever After ››› Iron Man 3 (2013) Robert Downey Jr. Un en- Titulares Decisio- Latinx Decisio- Programa Take care of responsibilities you are, the less time you will ¨ TELE (2010) Voices of Mike Myers. emigo poderoso prueba el temple de Tony Stark. y Más nes Now! nes about his or her feelings or early and move on to some- have to fret over what every- WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & a joint money venture. Don’t thing that you find personally one else is doing. Don’t make ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order feel the need to make a hasty gratifying. Fitness, proper diet comparisons. Do what’s best CABLE STATIONS decision. Gather the facts first. and a little relaxation are en- for you. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Roll Call Live PD “Live PD -- 04.06.19” (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 04.06.19” couraged. A&E PD -- 03.29.19” (N) CANCER (June 21-July 22) (6:00) ››› “Cast Away” (2000, Drama) Jonestown: Terror ››› Cast Away (2000, Drama) Tom Hanks, Helen Hunt. A cou- ››‡ The PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) AMC Mix business with pleasure to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Tom Hanks, Helen Hunt. in the Jungle (N) rier company executive is marooned on a remote island. Mist Sign up for something that Don’t let anyone draw you into (6:48) Tiny House ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005) Steve Carell, Paul Rudd. ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005, Romance-Come- come out a winner. The points something you don’t want to BRAVO excites you. Learn something Nation Three co-workers unite to help their buddy get a sex life. ‘R’ dy) Steve Carell, Catherine Keener. ‘R’ you make with colleagues new or participate in an event do. Focus on a creative outlet Deadliest Catch: Deadliest Catch: Deadliest Catch: Beasts of the Ice Age Scientists unearth Deadliest Catch: Beasts DISC and a partner or loved one that will help you connect to that eases stress and encour- Captains’ Legacy Captains’ Legacy Captains’ Legacy DNA. (N) Captains’ Legacy will make your life easier. Ro- interesting people. Love and ages you to grow emotionally Fast Fast Fast Fast Fast Fast ››› The Good Dinosaur Sydney- Bizaard- Bizaard- Bunk’d DISN Layne Layne Layne Layne Layne Layne (2015, Children’s) ‘PG’ Max vark vark mance is highlighted. romance are on the rise. and spiritually. College Softball College Softball Baylor at Oklahoma. SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- ESPN Marita Hynes Field. (N) ter Draft: Draft: College Baseball Texas A&M at LSU. Alex Box Stadium. (N) Johnsonville ACL Cornhole Champion- UFC BRIDGE ESPN2 Featured Featured ships From St. Louis. Event “Ice Age” ›› Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs ›› Ice Age: Continental Drift (2012) ››‡ Jumanji (1995, Children’s) Robin Wil- FREE (2009, Children’s) Voices of Ray Romano. Voices of Ray Romano, John Leguizamo. liams, Bonnie Hunt, Kirsten Dunst. “Transformers: ›› Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) Mark Wahlberg, Stanley Tucci. Better What We Baskets Baskets We love those even eight-card fits FX Dark of the Moon” Optimus Prime and the Autobots face fearsome challengers. Things Do “Renoir” In which sport are women mal to lead dummy’s first-bid programming for a Latino au- “Jurassic World: ›› The Nun (2018, Horror) Demián Bichir, Native Son (2019, Drama) Wyatt Cenac’s ›› Skyscraper HBO Fallen Kingdom” Taissa Farmiga, Jonas Bloquet. ‘R’ Margaret Qualley. ‘NR’ Problem Areas (2018) ‘PG-13’ allowed to compete on a par suit. Since West was an expert, dience, said, “Cats are smarter The Men Who Built American Pickers: Bonus Buys “Frank’s Big Picks” A toy museum’s collection of American Pickers: Bonus with men? Answer later. South thought that he was than dogs. You can’t get eight HIST America treasures. (N) Buys “Frank’s Big Picks” Why do we like to play in a underleading the king. So, re- cats to pull a sled through (6:00) “The Killer My Killer Client (2019, Suspense) Tammin Suburban Swingers Club (2019, Drama) My Killer Client (2019) Tammin LIFE 4-4 fit? Because in no-trump, fusing to be bullied, he played Next Door” (2019) Sursok, Allison Paige, Greg Perrow. Dana Davis, Jesse Ruda. Sursok, Allison Paige. it will generate at most four dummy’s jack. East won with snow.” Women compete with Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridiculousness Ridicu- Ridicu- men in dog sled races. MTV lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness “Kobe Bryant” lousness lousness tricks; but as trumps, it will the king and shifted to a heart. State of MLS Soccer New England Revolution at Postgame Feherty Poker After Dark MLS Soccer: Revolution at Crew usually produce an extra ruff- Now declarer had a sinking NBCSB the Revs Columbus Crew SC. Mapfre Stadium. (N) ing trick. feeling, but everything was all Sox First Red Sox MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox at Arizona Diamondbacks. Chase Extra Red Sox Sports Dirty NHL In today’s deal, North-South right. He won with the heart NESN Pitch Field. (N) Innings Final (N) Today Water TV Hockey reached six diamonds, the ace, drew trumps ending on Loud Loud Game Cousins Knight Sponge- The Of- The Of- Friends Friends Friends Friends An attractive NICK best slam, which even survives the board and discarded his House House Shakers for Life Squad Bob fice fice cousin visits. trumps splitting 4-1 if declarer last two hearts on the spade The Chi “Today Was The Chi Ronnie ›› The Dark Tower (2017, Desus & Billions Billions “Arousal Billions SHOW a Good Day” uncovers secrets. Fantasy) Idris Elba. ‘PG-13’ Mero Template” works out what to do. In this ace-queen. Then, after a spade (6:05) ›› “Venom” ›› Tron: Legacy (2010, Science Fiction) American Gods Apoca- ››‡ The Edge (1997, Adventure) Anthony auction, two diamonds was a ruff, South cashed his three STARZ (2018) Jeff Bridges, Olivia Wilde. ‘PG’ lypse Hopkins, Alec Baldwin. ‘R’ reverse, promising at least 17 top clubs, ruffed a club and Twilight Twilight Twilight Twilight Twilight Twilight Twilight Twilight Alien Twilight Twilight Twilight Twilight high-card points. Four hearts, won trick 13 with the spade SYFY Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone News Zone Zone Zone Zone four spades and five clubs seven. Declarer took three (5:30) ››› “The Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full The Last ››‡ Step Up 2 the Streets TBS were control-bids. (Several spades, one heart, three dia- BFG” (2016) Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal O.G. (2008, Drama) Briana Evigan. pairs tried six no-trump, which monds, three clubs and a ruff (6:00) ››‡ “Shrek ›› Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016, Action) Ben ›› The Lone Ranger (2013) Johnny Depp. An Indian TNT the Third” Affleck, Henry Cavill, Amy Adams. warrior and a lawman unite to fight corruption. somewhat unluckily failed.) in each hand. (5:30) ››› “Ant- ››› Iron Man (2008, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Terrence How- Modern Modern Modern Modern Chicago Against six diamonds, West Jeff Valdez, a pioneer of USA Man” (2015, Action) ard. A billionaire dons an armored suit to fight criminals. Family Family Family Family P.D. led a low spade. It is not nor- English-language television (6:30) ››‡ “Bad Boys” (1995, Action) ›› Bad Boys II (2003, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Jordi Mollà. Two ››› New Jack City VH1 Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Tea Leoni. detectives battle a drug kingpin in Miami. (1991) Ice-T CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV APRIL 7, 2019 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Downton Abbey on Call the Midwife (N) Mrs. Wilson on Unforgotten on Finding Your Roots Wings Over Grand The Keto ^ PBS Masterpiece Masterpiece (N) Masterpiece (N) With Henry Canyon Diet WBZ 60 Minutes (N) 54th Academy of Country Music Awards Honoring achievement News Sports Sports Joel Paid $ CBS in country music. (N) Final (N) Final OT Osteen Program WCVB America’s Funniest American Idol “210 (All-Star Duets)” Duets Shark Tank (N) News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) with celebrity partners. (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Pretenders” WBTS Ellen’s Game of World of Dance “The Duels 4” Elimination Good Girls “Take Off News NBC 10 Access Ninja * NBC Games duels. (N) Your Pants” (N) at 11 Sports Warrior WFXT Simpsons Bob’s Simpsons Bob’s Family Family Boston 25 News at Boston News In- Hot Top- Whacked Boston 9 FOX Burgers Burgers Guy Guy 10PM (N) News Depth ics Out Spo. News WUTF (6:30) ››‡ “The Last Castle” (2001) ››› Live Free or Die Hard (2007, Acción) Bruce Wil- ››‡ Safe (2012, Acción) Jason Statham, = UMA Robert Redford, James Gandolfini. lis, Justin Long, Timothy Olyphant. Robert John Burke. WSBK Castle “Habeas WBZ News 8p (N) NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT Corpse” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX “Mup- Ask This Antiques Roadshow ››› The Central Park Five (2012, Infinity Hall Live Call the Midwife Mrs. L PBS pets” Old H’se (N) Documentary) “The Weight Band” Wilson WWJE Murder She Solved Murder She Solved Murder She Solved Murder She Solved Interroga- Interroga- Interroga- Interroga- Dead R JN “Kansas Killer” “Free to Kill” “A Killer Family” tions tions tions tions Again WLVI Modern Modern Supergirl “Menag- Charmed “Manic 7 News at 10PM on Wipeout Contestants Wipeout “Hotties vs. True X CW Family Family erie” Pixie Nightmare” CW56 (N) face obstacles. Nerds 3.0” Crime TELE Exatlón Estados Unidos (N) La voz (N) Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Decisio- ¨ TELE y Más nes tremas nes WABU NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles Private Eyes NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: LA ¥ ION “LD50” “The Bank Job” “Shadow of Doubt” “Chinatown” “Full Throttle” “Blood Brothers” CABLE STATIONS (6:00) ›‡ “Gone in ›› Colombiana (2011, Action) Zoe Sal- ››‡ Step Brothers (2008, Comedy) Will ›› Colombiana (2011, Action) A&E Sixty Seconds” dana, Jordi Mollà, Lennie James. Ferrell, John C. Reilly. Zoe Saldana, Jordi Mollà. (6:59) Killing Eve (N) Killing Eve (N) A Discovery of Killing Eve A Discovery of ›› The Last Witch Hunter AMC Witches (N) Witches (2015) Vin Diesel, Elijah Wood. The Real House- The Real House- Married to Medicine Watch Don’t Be Watch The Real House- Married to Medicine BRAVO wives of Atlanta wives of Atlanta (N) Los Angeles What Tardy ... What wives of Atlanta Los Angeles Expedition Un- Expedition Unknown “Egypt Live” Josh Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Expedition Unknown “Egypt DISC known: Countdown gains access to a sarcophagus. (N) known: Unearthed known: Unearthed Live” A Cinderella Story: If the Shoe Coop & Sydney- Sydney- Fast Coop & Andi Sydney- Bizaard- Bizaard- Bunk’d DISN Fits (2016) Sofia Carson. Cami Max Max Layne Cami Mack Max vark vark 2019 NCAA Women’s Basket- MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at Colorado Rockies. Coors SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- ESPN ball Tournament Field. (N) ter SportsCen- Baseball: Sunday NCAA Women’s Soccer United States vs Belgium. Count- Unlock- Countdown: Hollo- E:60 ESPN2 ter Night Countdown Update Banc of California Stadium. (N) down ing Vic. way vs. Poirier 2 (6:40) ›› “Ice Age: Continen- ››‡ Real Steel (2011, Action) Hugh Jackman, Evangeline Lilly, Dakota Goyo. ›››› WALL-E (2008, Chil- FREE tal Drift” (2012, Children’s) A boxing promoter and his son build a robot fighter. dren’s) Voices of Ben Burtt. (5:00) ››‡ “Fast & ››› Furious 7 (2015, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. A dead ››‡ Fast & Furious 6 (2013) Vin Diesel. Hobbs offers FX Furious 6” (2013) man’s brother seeks revenge on the Toretto gang. Dom and crew a full pardon for their help. (6:25) “Native Son” ›› The Nun (2018, Horror) Demián Bichir, Barry (N) Veep (N) Last Veep Barry Last Barry HBO (2019, Drama) ‘NR’ Taissa Farmiga, Jonas Bloquet. ‘R’ Week Week American Pickers American Pickers: Bonus Buys “Frank’s Big Picks” A toy museum’s collection of American Pickers: Bonus HIST “Frank’s Folly” treasures. Buys “Frank’s Big Picks” (6:00) “Lethal Nightmare Tenant (2019, Suspense) My Killer Client (2019, Suspense) Tammin Nightmare Tenant (2019) Lau- LIFE Admirer” (2018) Lauralee Bell, Virginia Tucker. Sursok, Allison Paige, Greg Perrow. ralee Bell, Virginia Tucker. Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- MTV lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness Celtics NBA Basketball Orlando Magic at Boston Celtics. TD Celtics Celtics Michael Michael NBA Basketball Orlando Magic NBCSB Pregame Garden. (N) Post. Post Holley Holley at Boston Celtics. Extra Red Sox Club- Red Sox Dining Red Sox Sports Sports Sports Dirty MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox NESN Innings Final (N) house Playbook Today Today Today Water TV at Arizona Diamondbacks. Game Cousins › Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chip- The Of- The Of- Friends Friends Friends Mom NICK Shakers for Life wrecked (2011) Jason Lee, David Cross. fice fice Billions Axe has to Action (N) Billions Axe Cap The Chi “Eruptions” The Chi “Eruptions” Desus & Billions Axe Cap SHOW step in. suffers an attack. (N) Mero suffers an attack. American Gods American Gods (N) Apoca- American Gods Apoca- American Gods Apoca- ›‡ Let’s Go to STARZ lypse lypse lypse Prison (2006) ‘R’ (6:00) ›››› “Jaws” (1975) ›››› Jaws (1975, Suspense) Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw. A Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama SYFY Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw. man-eating shark terrorizes a New England resort town. (5:30) ›‡ “Blended” Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang The Last ››‡ This Is 40 (2012, Romance-Comedy) TBS (2014) Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory O.G. Paul Rudd, Leslie Mann. “Batman v Super- ›› Suicide Squad (2016) Will Smith, Jared Leto. ›› Suicide Squad (2016) Will Smith, Jared Leto. G.I. Joe: TNT man: Dawn” Armed supervillains unite to battle a powerful entity. Armed supervillains unite to battle a powerful entity. Ret. ›››‡ Marvel’s the Avengers (2012, Action) Robert Downey Jr., ›››‡ Marvel’s the Avengers (2012, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Miz & Mrs USA Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo. Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo. (5:30) ›› “Bad Boys II” (2003, Action) ››› New Jack City (1991) Wesley Snipes. Two Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: VH1 Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Jordi Mollà. street-smart cops try to bust a venomous drug lord. Atlanta “Unfriended” Atlanta B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 U.K.’s prime minister asks EU to delay Brexit until June 30 By Gregory Katz commerce and hurt many a course that outspoken and Raf Casert EU nations. Brexit advocate Jacob Re- ASSOCIATED PRESS Two EU officials said es-Mogg suggested Friday. Tusk wants a one-year He tweeted that “if a LONDON — British period, which has been long extension leaves us Prime Minister There- dubbed a “flextension,” stuck in the EU, we should sa May on Friday again and hopes to get it ap- be as difficult as possible.” sought to delay Brexit proved at the EU summit The Conservative Party until June 30 to avoid a on April 10. The officials lawmaker suggested using chaotic withdrawal from spoke on condition of an- Britain’s position to veto the European Union in onymity because they any EU budget increases, one week, although a key weren’t authorized to dis- block the establishment of leader of the bloc suggest- close information before it an EU army, and make it ed an even longer pause in was made public. impossible for Macron to the difficult divorce pro- push further EU integra- ceedings. Such a move would mean The question over tim- that the U.K. would need tion. ing is vital because Brit- to take part in the elec- One EU diplomat said ain is set to leave the EU tions to the European Par- that there was rising without a withdrawal deal liament, something May concern among member FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS has long argued would not states that they would not in place on April 12 unless A preliminary report on Thursday by Ethiopian investigators reveals be in either side’s interest. get “sincere cooperation” an agreement is reached a minute-by-minute narrative of the gripping and confusing scene in The elections pose a sub- from Britain, which could at a Brussels summit set the cockpit. to take place two days ear- stantial stumbling block hurt how the bloc func- lier. because Britain would be tions. In a letter to European expected to take part, if “There are important Council President Donald it is still an EU member, decisions to be taken af- Gone in 6 minutes: Ethiopian Tusk, May asked for an so its people have repre- ter EU elections,” said extension until the end of sentation in the Europe- the official, who spoke on June and agreed to make an Parliament. Officials condition of anonymity to Airlines jet’s final journey contingency plans to take worry that the legitimacy comment on closed-door part in European Parlia- of European institutions meetings preparing for By David Koenig The anti-stall system, said. “The focus now is ment elections on May 23- could be jeopardized if the next week’s summit. ASSOCIATED PRESS called MCAS, automati- to see if there were steps population of a member There also were fears cally lowers the plane’s that were skipped or tests 26 if necessary. From nearly the mo- state is not involved in the about a chaotic Brexit on nose under some circum- that were not properly An earlier British re- ment they roared down process. April 12. stances to prevent an done.” quest for a delay until the runway and took off EU nations already have There are concerns that aerodynamic stall. Boeing The 33-page preliminary June 30 was rejected last in their new Boeing jetlin- watched nearly three such an abrupt exit with- acknowledged that a sen- report, which is subject month, amid rising irri- er, the pilots of Ethiopian years of political anxiety out a deal could lead to sor in the Ethiopian Air- to change in the coming tation from EU leaders Airlines Flight 302 en- over Brexit. economic slowdown and lines jet malfunctioned, months, is based on infor- about the political chaos in countered problems with French President Em- a breakdown in food and triggering MCAS when it mation from the plane’s London. There also having the plane. manuel Macron has thus medical supplies as bor- was not needed. The com- flight data and cockpit been increasing fears that Almost immediately, a far seemed cagey about der checks and tariffs are pany repeated that it is voice recorders, the so- the longer the U.K. stays, device called a stick shak- giving Britain more time, added overnight. Massive working on a software up- called black boxes. It in- the more it will obstruct er began vibrating the saying the bloc cannot be traffic jams could also grade to fix the problem in cludes a minute-by-min- EU policies and plans. captain’s control column, held hostage by Britain’s be expected on highways its best-selling plane. Tusk proposed a longer warning him that the ute narrative of a gripping political deadlock over leading to major ferry “It’s our responsibility to time frame Friday and he plane might be about to and confusing scene in the Brexit. ports. eliminate this risk,” CEO urged the 27 remaining stall and fall from the sky. cockpit. There are also concerns The complex maneu- Dennis Muilenburg said EU nations to offer the For six minutes, the pi- Just one minute into U.K. a flexible extension in Europe that some Brit- vering on dates comes as in a video. “We own it, and Flight 302 from Addis lots were bombarded by we know how to do it.” of up to a year to make ish politicians who want to Britain’s Parliament con- Ababa to Nairobi in neigh- alarms as they fought Jim Hall, a former sure the nation doesn’t provoke a “no-deal” Brexit siders legislation designed boring Kenya, the captain, to fly the plane, at times chairman of the Nation- leave the bloc in a chaotic might try to make trou- to prevent such a “no-deal” Yared Getachew, report- pulling back in unison on al Transportation Safety way that could undermine ble from inside the bloc, departure. ed that they were having their control columns in a Board, said the prelimi- desperate attempt to keep nary findings add urgen- flight-control problems. the huge jet aloft. cy to re-examine the way Then the anti-stall sys- New Zealand mosque suspect Ethiopian authorities is- that the Federal Aviation tem kicked in and pushed sued a preliminary report Administration uses em- the nose of the plane down Thursday on the March 10 ployees of aircraft manu- for nine seconds. Instead to undergo mental health check crash that killed 157 peo- facturers to conduct safe- of climbing, the plane de- ple. They found that a mal- scended slightly. Audible By Nick Perry courtroom, which was The day after the at- ty-related tasks, including functioning sensor sent tests and inspections — a warnings — “Don’t Sink” ASSOCIATED PRESS packed with family mem- tacks, Tarrant dismissed faulty data to the Boeing — sounded in the cockpit. bers and victims of the an appointed lawyer, say- decades-old policy that 737 Max 8’s anti-stall sys- The pilots fought to turn CHRISTCHURCH, New shooting, some in wheel- ing he wanted to repre- raises questions about the tem and triggered a chain the nose of the plane up, Zealand — A New Zealand chairs and hospital gowns sent himself. But he has agency’s independence of events that ended in a and briefly they were able judge on Friday ordered and still recovering from now hired two Auckland and is now under review crash so violent it reduced to resume climbing. that the man accused of gunshot wounds. lawyers to represent him, by the U.S. Justice Depart- the plane to shards and But the automatic an- killing 50 people at two Tarrant had stubble and Shane Tait and Jonathan ment, the Transportation pieces. The pilots’ strug- ti-stall system pushed Christchurch mosques un- close-cropped hair. He Hudson. The next court Department’s inspector gle, and the tragic ending, the nose down again, dergo two mental health showed no emotion during hearing was scheduled general and congressional mirrored an Oct. 29 crash committees. triggering more squawks assessments to determine the hearing. At times he for June 14, and the men- of a Lion Air Max 8 off the “It is clear now that the of “Don’t Sink” from the if he’s fit to stand trial. looked around the room tal health findings would coast of Indonesia, which process itself failed to pro- plane’s ground-proximity High Court judge Cam- or cocked his head, seem- determine whether he is duce a safe aircraft,” Hall eron Mander made the ingly to better hear what required to enter a plea killed 189 people. warning system. order during a hearing in was being said. The judge then. which 28-year-old Aus- explained that from his Outside the courtroom, tralian Brenton Harrison end, Tarrant could see the Yama Nabi, whose father Japan spacecraft drops explosive Tarrant appeared via vid- judge and lawyers but not died in the attacks, said eo link from a small room those in the public gallery. he felt helpless watching. on asteroid surface to make crater at the maximum security Tarrant spoke only once “We just have to sit Paremoremo prison in to confirm to the judge he in the court and listen,” By Mari Yamaguchi leased and fine particles yl-bearing minerals on Auckland. was seated, although his Nabi said. “What can we ASSOCIATED PRESS later spraying dozens of the asteroid by analyzing yards out from a spot on near-infrared spectrome- Mander said nothing voice didn’t come through do? We can’t do nothing. TOKYO — Japan’s space should be read into his or- because the sound was Just leave it to the justice the asteroid. ter readings by the space- agency said an explosive “The mission was a suc- craft. It said that could der for the mental health muted. It wasn’t immedi- of New Zealand and the dropped Friday from its assessments, as it was a ately clear if his link had prime minister.” cess,” JAXA project man- help explain where the Hayabusa2 spacecraft ager Yuichi Tsuda said, Earth’s water came from. normal step in such a case. been deliberately or inad- Tofazzal Alam, 25, said successfully blasted the Lawyers said it could take vertently muted. he was worshipping at the beaming. “It is highly like- The results were pub- surface of an asteroid for ly to have made a crater.” lished in the online edi- two or three months to The courtroom was filled Linwood mosque when the the first time to form a complete. with more than two doz- gunman attacked. He felt JAXA plans to send Hay- tion of Science magazine. crater and pave the way abusa2, which was moved “So far, Hayabusa2 The judge said Tar- en reporters and about it was important to attend for the collection of under- rant was charged with 50 60 members of the public. the hearing because so to the other side of the has done everything as ground samples for possi- asteroid, back to the site planned, and we are de- counts of murder and 39 A court registrar greeted many of his friends were ble clues to the origin of counts of attempted mur- people in Arabic and En- killed. after dust and debris set- lighted,” mission leader the solar system. tle for observations and to Makoto Yoshikawa said der. Police initially filed glish as the hearing got Alam said he felt upset Friday’s mission was the a single, representative underway. Some of those seeing Tarrant. collect samples of material earlier Friday. “But we riskiest for Hayabusa2 from the new crater that murder charge before fil- watching got emotional “It seems he don’t care still have more missions because it had to imme- was unexposed to the sun ing the additional charges and wept. what has been done. He to achieve and it’s too ear- diately move away so it or space rays. Scientists this week. In the March 15 attacks, has no emotion. He looks ly for us to celebrate.” wouldn’t get hit by flying hope the samples will help Hayabusa2 success- Tarrant was wearing 42 people were killed at all right,” Alam said. “I shards from the blast. them understand the his- fully touched down on a handcuffs and a gray-col- the Al Noor mosque, seven feel sorry. Sorry for myself. The Japan Aerospace tory of the solar system, small level area on the ored sweater when he ap- were killed at the Linwood Sorry for my friends who Exploration Agency, or since asteroids are left boulder-strewn asteroid peared on a large screen mosque and one more per- have been killed. And for JAXA, said Hayabusa2 over material from its for- in February, when it also inside the Christchurch son died later. him.” dropped a small explosive mation. collected some surface box which sent a copper No such samples have dust and small debris. The ball the size of a baseball been recovered. In a 2005 craft is scheduled to leave slamming into the aster- “deep impact” mission to the asteroid at the end of oid, and that data con- a comet, NASA observed 2019 and bring the sur- firmed the spacecraft had fragments after blasting face fragments and under- safely evacuated and re- the surface but did not ground samples back to mained intact. JAXA later collect them. Earth in late 2020. confirmed the impact from Last month, JAXA an- The asteroid, named images transmitted from a nounced that a group of Ryugu after an undersea camera left behind by the scientists participating palace in a Japanese folk- spacecraft which showed in the Hayabusa2 mis- tale, is about 180 million the impactor being re- sion had detected hydrox- miles from Earth.

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1,000 replacements for positions that opened Days after being Cuban doctors in after the end of an elected, President agreement with the Jair Bolsonaro said Brazil quit program Cuban government. he would renegotiate RIO DE JANEIRO The program known the program, calling it (AP) — Brazil’s health as More Medics was an “slave labor” because ministry says more agreement signed in the Cuban government than 1,000 doctors who 2013 between the Bra- received a portion of signed up to replace Cu- zilian and Cuban gov- the doctors’ salaries. ban doctors who served ernments that brought The Cuban government in rural areas have quit thousands of Cuban then said its doctors PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS within three months. doctors to far-flung would no longer partic- Yama Nabi, whose father, Haji Daoud Nabi, was killed in the shooting at The doctors who quit corners of rural Brazil ipate. Bolsonaro said Al Noor Mosque, speaks to the media outside the High Court in Christ- represent 12 percent where medical profes- they’d be replaced with church, New Zealand, on Friday. of the 8,500 physician sionals were scarce. Brazilian doctors. SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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By Emily Deruy Foothill College student At San Jose State Uni- THE MERCURY NEWS Matthew Bodo, whose ex- versity — which wouldn’t perience inspired Berman be affected by the bill — of- For many college stu- to draft the bill. ficials recently told a group dents, academics are an For two years, Bodo said, of student activists they afterthought. he was homeless on and And it’s not because wanted to focus on long- off — sometimes sleeping term housing solutions over they’re bent on partying in his car and sometimes or other socializing. safe parking programs. couch surfing. It’s all about survival. Although many view col- “I did attempt to sleep According to several re- lege as a path to a better in my car on campus and cent surveys, around one life, low-income students was asked to leave several in five — or about 400,000 can be forced to make times by campus police,” — California community choices that limit their said Bodo, who worked full college students has expe- ability to succeed in school time but couldn’t swing rienced homelessness in — between food and FILE PHOTO | TNS the last year. Thousands the area’s expensive rents. After being pushed out of books, for instance. Stu- Mortgage rates have fallen by a full percentage point since late 2018. more are at risk of becom- dents of color, first-gener- ing homeless. the surrounding neighborhood by angry residents, ation students, students Calling that number with children and former “shocking, alarming and he found himself parking Mortgage rates drop in time farther and farther from foster children are among tragic,” Assemblyman those most likely to be- Marc Berman, D-Palo the resources the school come homeless, and those Alto, on Tuesday out- has to offer — a food pan- for spring home-buying season who do are more likely to lined a new bill — AB try, showers and a health 302 — that would force center. fail a class or quit school. By Susan Tompor Banfield, executive vice 30-year rate went back “Many of these students They also are more likely DETROIT FREE PRESS president of capital mar- to 4.29 percent as of April community colleges to allow homeless students to are attending college to to suffer from stress and kets for Quicken Loans. 3, according to Bankrate. try to escape from poverty mental health challenges Economic gurus got “It could help to make com. sleep inside their vehicles one part of the mortgage and homelessness,” Bodo than their peers with a people come back into the By contrast, the average in campus parking lots forecast for 2019 correct. said. stable place to sleep. market and consider buy- mortgage rate was 5.1 per- overnight. We’re certainly seeing a It’s unclear how many And while Pell Grants ing a home.” cent as recently as mid- “Shame on us if we turn volatile year for rates. our backs on these stu- colleges will support the — federal aid given to Mortgage rates have November, which was a 7 What they didn’t see dents and choose to ignore idea. low-income students — fallen by a full percentage 1/2-year high, according to coming: Mortgage rates them,” Berman told re- A spokesperson for point since late 2018. Bankrate.com. The aver- can be used to cover liv- tumbled in March, the porters in Sacramento. Foothill-De Anza Com- Going back four months age was hovering around ing expenses, they aren’t biggest one-week fall in a While acknowledging munity College District, or so, most forecasts 4.75 percent as 2018 drew typically large enough to decade. the state’s long-term need Becky Bartindale, wrote make ends meet. weren’t expecting mort- to a close. in an email, “Both our col- Now — instead of seeing for more affordable hous- In places with high living gage rates to drop as low We’re talking about leges and the district are mortgage rates edge clos- ing, the assemblyman said costs, like the Bay Area, as 4 percent for borrowers, some real money here for working to figure out ever to 5.25 percent as some homeless students need the percentage of hous- had predicted we’d see in Banfield said. home buyers. erything it would take to help right now. In 2016, ing insecure and homeless 2019 — we’re looking at “This is a surprise to Take a $200,000 mort- the state passed a law re- implement AB 302 and students is even higher. A an average 30-year rate a lot of people,” Banfield gage. The mortgage pay- quiring the colleges to give what the costs would be near 4 percent. said. ment for principal and homeless students access – location, facilities, secu- spring 2017 survey found The rate drop comes The average 30-year rate interest would drop by to campus shower facili- rity, sanitation, liability is- that an astounding 84 just in time for the spring was 4.1 percent as of late about $120 a month if ties. sues, services, guidelines, percent of students at the home-buying season and March, the lowest rate your rate is 4.1 percent “This bill is the next children, pets, food/cook- Peralta Community Col- will make monthly pay- since January 2018, ac- instead of 5.1 percent on logical step,” Berman said. ing, and so on. 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