MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2018 School budget adds up in Swampscott Lessons are By Gayla Cawley from $28,197,500 to $29,039,610. was 4.3 percent; in FY17, the increase ITEM STAFF The total budget increase was offset was 4.2 percent; and in FY18, the in- by a reduction of $90,592 in grants crease was 3.5 percent, but the town still being SWAMPSCOTT — Despite oppo- and revolving funds, which lowered also absorbed some of the school de- sition from some parents, the School the total budget increase by that partment’s expenses, including snow Committee has passed a $31.149 mil- amount — the total FY19 school bud- removal and facilities costs, making learned on lion budget with cuts including the get stands at $31,149,441, with an in- the actual increase 4.4 percent. elimination of four elementary school crease of $751,518, or 2.5 percent, over The School Committee has said the classrooms, a student shuffle between last year’s budget of $30,397,923, ac- cuts are necessary as their goal is to the district’s three elementary schools, cording to a presentation from school remain within 2½ percent budget school safety and increased class sizes. business administrator Evan Katz. growth, as town allocation increases Last week, the School Committee Superintendent Pamela Angelakis to the school budget in recent years is By Thor Jourgensen unanimously approved a FY19 budget said previously she was tasked by the not sustainable. ITEM NEWS EDITOR with a $842,110, or 3 percent increase School Committee to bring in a budget Cuts that have garnered the most in town allocation — the town budget with a 2½ percent increase in town al- Designs to fortify schools against mass shoot- for the School Committee increased location. In FY16, she said the increase BUDGET, A7 ers are becoming increasingly sophisticated, but a veteran school designer said safety ulti- mately means striking a balance between trust and vigilance. “You’ve got to practice protocols and use them. The problem is people become trusting and think, ‘Everything is fine,’ and then one of these tragedies happen,” said Boston-based school design project manager Lynn Stapleton. The tragedy Stapleton, an architect and proj- ect manager for more than 30 years, referred to is the Feb. 14 Parkland, Fla. school shooting that left 17 dead. The school had emergency re- sponse practices in place and drilled on them hours before the shooting occurred. Stapleton, a key planner involved in con- structing Lynn’s Thurgood Marshall Middle School, said designs for new schools incorporate high technology and zone defense systems for containing threats. Security systems will be incorporated into the new middle-high school planned for Saugus and relatively new elementary, middle and high schools in Peabody, Revere and Marblehead in- clude security features. Discussions on building new schools in Lynn as well as Marblehead and Swampscott where town officials are also looking at the age and condition of existing schools will include secu- rity. The Florida shooter, a former student, man- aged to enter the school where police said he shot students and faculty. Stapleton said cutting-edge school security design planning focuses on how to control entry By Roberto Scalese The building quickly gave way The Sozio into schools. ITEM STAFF to a tall column of black smoke, Store Door alarms and security cameras were once which could be seen for miles, in- considered adequate measures for barring un- REVERE — A fast-moving after a Revere cluding passengers in airplanes  re that wanted persons. But Stapleton said the newest fire swept through an appliance flying into Logan Airport. Before started school designs feature a two-tier entryway sys- and furniture store on Satur- tem with entryways opening onto secure vesti- long, the longtime Revere estab- Saturday. day afternoon, turning the long- lishment was reduced to a red bules outfitted with doors opening onto school history standing business into rubble. glowing tinderbox, and flames hallways and controlled by security monitors. Firefighters from several cities ITEM PHOTO | could be seen shooting from all OWEN O’ROURKE Lynn School Superintendent Dr. Catherine C. poured on the effort combating sides. Latham outlined Lynn public school security goes up the flames at Sozio SuperStore Squire Road was shut in both measures in a letter to parents in the wake of on Squire Road. At least four directions, with drivers heading the Florida school shootings. ladder trucks attacked the fire east forced to sit and watch in “Our schools are equipped with inside and from above while crews moved their cars before police could outside cameras that are directly accessible in ames in and out of the burning struc- ture. SOZIO, A7 SAFETY, A3 Malden mayor will feed Hanging in there on downtown growth By Steve Freker a review of the past year’s accom- FOR THE ITEM plishments and achievements in the city, which has seen improved and en- MALDEN — Mayor Gary Christen- hanced infrastructure, particularly in son will deliver his seventh State of the its streets, roadways, and parks. That City address Tuesday Feb. 27 at Antho- includes the official demolition of the ny’s with the traditional event hosted 40-year-old Malden Government Cen- by the Malden Chamber of Commerce. ter and Police Station complex, which The event begins with a meal at 7:30 is in the process of being replaced with a.m., followed by the mayor’s remarks an expansive mixed use development and presentation. Those expected to using SmartGrowth principles. attend include municipal and state The mayor is also expected to address government officials, local business strides made in the public schools, both owners, civic and religious leaders and in academics, management and athletic many Malden residents. Christenson is expected to include SMARTGROWTH, A7 INSIDE Democrats and Rubio think ‘red ags’ should In Lynn City closer to another enable gun seizures attempt at middle By Ryan J. Foley and Don Thompson school. A3 ASSOCIATED PRESS In Opinion SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The warnings around Ni- ‘Y’ mission stated kolas Cruz seemed to flash like neon signs: expelled loud and clear. A4 from school, fighting with classmates, a fascination with weapons and hurting animals, disturbing im- In LOOK! ages and comments posted to social media, previous mental health treatment. Gene Simmons In Florida, that wasn’t enough for relatives, author- rocked and rolled ities or his schools to request a judicial order barring all night at him from possessing guns. Lynn Auditorium. A8 Only five states have laws enabling family mem- bers, guardians or police to ask judges to temporarily In Sports strip gun rights from people who show warning signs ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK of violence. Supporters of these measures, deemed Lynn eld boys While he may not be able to y there, Stephen Verbeek of Revere says a hockey won. B1 “red flag laws” or gun-violence restraining orders, say they can save lives by stopping some shootings deserted Nahant Beach is the perfect place to practice paragliding. Veer- beek, who has been paragliding for three years, spent Saturday working GUNS, A7 on his take-off technique while dealing with wind gusts up to 9-14 mph.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 48° VOL. 140, ISSUE 61 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 45° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2018 OBITUARIES Boston lab to forfeit $1 million for Paul D. Surette, 79 1939-2018 unnecessary urine drug screens PLAISTOW, NH — and sons-in-law, Clar- Paul D. Surette, 79, ene J. and Michael By Steve LeBlanc MassHealth, the state’s “aggressively marketed an tion of residency and that of Plaistow, NH and Taylor of Plaistow, NH, ASSOCIATED PRESS Medicaid program, for ex- expensive and unnecessar- a less expensive drug test formerly of Haverhill Sonya A. and Ron pensive urine drug tests ily complex drug testing result would have sufficed. and Lynn, died on Goss of Salem, NH BOSTON — A Massa- as a routine, medically un- package to sober houses, Jepsen said the lab also Feb. 16, 2018 at and Erica J. and Eric chusetts-based laboratory necessary supplement to despite the fact that they submitted false claims to will forfeit more than $1 Tufts Medical Center, Olsen of Sandown, less expensive urine drug knew that the tests were the Connecticut Medical million to settle claims it Boston. NH; two brothers, screens. for residential sobriety Assistance Program — billed for medically unnec- Born and raised in Daniel Surette and Precision Testing Labo- monitoring, a violation of which includes Connecti- essary urine drug screens. Lynn, the son of the Calvin Surette, both ratories did not immedi- MassHealth regulations.” cut’s Medicaid program Massachusetts Attorney late Clifford and Eliza (D’En- ately respond to an email Jepsen, also a Democrat, — for expensive drug tests of Florida, two sisters, Betty General Maura Healey tremont) Surette, he attended Briscoe and her husband, Roy seeking comment Sunday. said Precision Testing that were not medical- Lynn schools and graduat- said Southbridge-based of Florida and Marilyn Kimball Precision Testing Labo- “Medicaid fraud schemes Laboratories had promot- ly necessary because the ed from Lynn Classical High of Peabody, MA; seven grand- cheat taxpayers and take ed itself as a laboratory tests were not part of a School with the Class of 1958 ratories, Inc. and owner children, Ryan Taylor, Amanda David Fromm, of Hull, critical health care resourc- committed to providing physician’s drug treatment where he earned his letter in (Taylor) Langlois, Samantha es away from the people that urine drug testing ser- program, not specifically track. He served in the Army agreed to make a payment Olsen, Colleen Olsen, Matthew of more than $400,000 as need them most,” Healey, a vices to those in recovery tailored to address each National Guard as a Private Olsen, Nate Olsen and Bridget Democrat, said in a written from substance abuse. individual resident’s par- from 1959 to 1964 and later part of the Massachusetts Surrette and one great grand- settlement. statement. “We will go after He said the lab marketed ticular medical condition; worked as a Supervisor at the daughter, Olivia Langlois, who cases of fraud and return the expensive drug testing and far more costly than West Lynn Creamery in Lynn Connecticut Attorney was the love of his life. He was the funds to the state.” to residential drug treat- alternative drug testing. until his retirement. General George Jepsen predeceased by his son, Kirk Healey said her office be- ment facilities and sober “Medical necessity is an Mr. Surette was a member said the lab will forfeit Surette, two brothers, Douglas gan an investigation into homes, even though they of the Rockingham Church in nearly $657,000 as part of important distinction in Surette and Clifton Surette knew the facilities and Plaistow, NH where he was a the Connecticut settlement. the lab after the use of the Medicaid provider agree- member of the Men’s Veterans and a sister, Ann Wise. The company also will be tests was flagged by Mass- homes did not provide a ments, and we alleged that Club, a Third Degree member Service information: Rela- barred from participating in Health. physician-managed drug this provider knew that it of the Knights of Columbus, tives and friends may attend each state’s Medicaid pro- Healey said besides the treatment program. He was violating its provider Council 70 in Lynn, and a Paul’s Life Celebration to gram for 10 years as part of use of more expensive urine said the need for drug test- agreement in billing Med- member of the Vic Geary Cen- be held on Tuesday, Feb. 20, the deal announced Friday. drug tests, her investiga- ing at those facilities and icaid for these expensive ter in Plaistow and the Seniors 2018, from 5 to 8 p.m. at Healey said Precision tion also found that Preci- homes was limited to en- tests, yet did so regardless,” Committee for the Town of Brookside Chapel & Funeral Testing Laboratories billed sion Testing Laboratories suring sobriety as a condi- Jepsen said in a statement. Plaistow. He bowled on var- Home, 116 Main St., Plais- ious leagues at both Pilgrim tow, NH. His funeral service Lanes and Academy Lanes in will be held on Wednesday, Facebook to verify advertisements Haverhill, MA. Feb. 21, 2018, at 10 a.m. in He enjoyed golfing with the funeral home. A private the Monday morning men’s burial service will take place with postcards after Russian meddling league at the Apple Hill Golf at a later date. Club in East Kingston, NH and Memorial donations may MENLO PARK, Calif. — vent foreign agents from loved to paint with oils and be made to the American Facebook will soon rely on setting up local mailing watercolors, excelling in por- Cancer Society. For direc- centuries-old technology addresses and hiring peo- traits. tions to our funeral home to try to prevent foreign ple in the U.S. to check The husband of the late or to send a message of meddling in U.S. elections: them. But Stone said the Jean (LeBlanc) Surette, who condolence, please visit our the post office. method was “one piece of died on Feb. 21, 2013, he is website at www.brookside- Baffled in 2016 by Rus- a much larger effort to ad- survived by three daughters chapelfh.com sian agents who bought dress foreign electoral in- ads to sway the U.S. pres- fluence on our platform.” idential campaign, Face- Facebook’s efforts large- book’s global politics and ly center around verifying Jo Anne Borek, 84 government outreach di- people on the platform are rector, Katie Harbath, told who they say they are. To 1934-2018 a meeting of the National catch duplicitous ad-buy- SWAMPSCOTT — Jo Anne the Ruby W. Linn Foundation. Association of Secretaries ers, for instance, it is now Borek, 84, of Swampscott, In 1967 Jo Anne was of State in Washington on testing out in Canada a MA, passed away on Feb. 15, named the Swampscott Wom- Saturday that the compa- system that allows people 2018. She is survived by her an of the Year by the Lynn ny would send postcards to see which ads are be- husband Gordon, of sixty-four Daily Item. In 1970 the Mar- to potential buyers of po- ing bought by a Facebook years, and sons William (Ev- blehead-Swampscott YMCA litical ads to confirm they page — say, a candidate’s elyn), James (Laureen), and presented her with their Ser- reside in the U.S. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS — even if the person Scott (Jill). Jo Anne was a de- vice to Youth Award. The recipient would A girl looks at Facebook on her computer in checking the ad is not in voted grandmother of twelve. Service information: A me- then have to enter a code Palo Alto, Calif. the group to whom the ad She was preceded in death by morial service will be held in Facebook to continue was intended to be shown. her father Roland Reid, moth- on Friday, Feb. 23, 2018 at buying the ad. The method and used them to create have been seen by as Stone said Facebook was er Helen Reid, sisters Judy 10 a.m. at the First Congres- will first apply to ads that bank and PayPal accounts many as 150 million users. also able to detect and re- Cassidy and Jane Whittier, and sional Church, located at name candidates ahead of in order to buy online But ads were only part of move “tens of thousands” grandson Gordie Borek. 40 Monument Ave., Swamp- the midterm elections in ads. Agents also recruit- the problem, as the Muel- of fake Facebook pages in November, said Facebook advance of French, Ger- Jo Anne graduated from scott. In lieu of flowers, you ed Americans to do things ler indictments say that spokesman Andy Stone. man and British elections Swampscott High School in may make a donation in such as hold up signs at Russian agents also set The plan was unveiled a last year using improved 1950 and from Katherine her memory to Angell Ani- rallies organized to create up fake pages with names Gibbs School in 1951. She mal Medical Center, 350 S. day after special counsel machine learning tech- was active in local youth and Huntington Ave., Boston, MA Robert Mueller charged 13 content for Russian-created such as “Secured Borders,” niques. charitable organizations, and 02130 or the Alzheimer’s Russians with interfering social media posts. ‘’Blacktivist” and “United The company has said it held various local, state and Foundation of America, 322 in the presidential election. Facebook uncovered some Muslims of America” that would double the number national political positions. 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By Gayla Cawley thorize Superintendent ect for the Lynn Vocational Officials say there is cussion would be centered built a 652-student school ITEM STAFF Dr. Catherine C. Latham Technical Institute Annex an overcrowding issue at around what that would near the Pine Grove Ceme- to submit two statements that would replace the ex- Pickering, along with an entail, including location tery and Breeds Pond Res- LYNN — The city is a of interest to the Massa- isting annex roof with a issue with the condition of a new school and wheth- ervoir on Parkland Avenue. step closer to making an- chusetts School Building new EPDM roof with three of the building, including er that would include a A second school would have other attempt to replace Authority, which includes inches of insulation. heating problems. two-school option again. housed 1,008 students on Pickering Middle School, another attempt at replac- The Council approval Mayor Thomas M. Mc- Last March, voters over- McManus Field on Com- and to repair the Lynn ing Pickering. comes on the heels of the Gee, who also serves as whelmingly rejected a Vocational Technical Insti- The City Council also School Committee voting chairman of the School nearly $200 million pro- mercial Street. tute’s 90 Commercial St. voted to allow Latham to the previous week to au- Committee, said last week posal to build two new Gayla Cawley can be annex roof. send a second statement of thorize the superinten- the replacement of Picker- middle schools to replace reached at gcawley@item- The City Council voted, interest to the MSBA for dent to submit the two ing is desperately needed Pickering. live.com. Follow her on without discussion, to au- an accelerated repair proj- statements of interest. and a larger future dis- A yes vote would have Twitter @GaylaCawley. Lessons are still Recognizing success despite adversity being learned on school safety

SAFETY Team and have instituted From A1 an extensive array of safe- ty and security policies, to the Lynn Police De- practices and protocols. partment, visitor access We have regularly sched- systems that provide for uled fire and lockdown conversation and identi- drills, multi hazard evacu- fication of visitors before ation plans, medical emer- outside doors are opened, gency response plans and key card access systems active shooter plans. All for employee use, and plans and protocols are protocols that photograph available in all schools,” and support positive iden- she stated in her letter. tification of school visitors The Associated Press once inside. All classroom in the wake of the Flori- doors have safety locks da shooting published an and all schools are provid- essay by The Conversa- ed multiple two-way radi- tion, an independent and os for instantaneous com- nonprofit source of news, munication among staff,” analysis and commentary she stated in the letter. from academic experts, ex- Stapleton said new amining the pros and cons school projects in Boston of school security designs. include designs to make “While some of these part of the school’s exteri- measures seem sensible, or bullet proof. High-tech overall there is little em- classroom door windows pirical evidence that such are designed to prevent security measures de- someone from looking into crease the likelihood of COURTESY PHOTO the classroom by changing school shootings. Surveil- The Rotary Club of Lynn had its eighth-grade recognition program last Thursday at the window glass tint from lance cameras were pow- Porthole Restaurant. Classroom teachers and guidance counselors nominate one student transparent to opaque erless to stop the carnage from each of Lynn’s eight middle schools who has overcome adversity and is succeeding when an alarm is activat- in Columbine and school in the classroom. The Program is sponsored annually by RiverWorks Credit Union. The ed. lockdown policies did not winneers are, front, from left, Devin Hong, Sacred Heart School; Ashley Guzman, Picker- Alarm designs in some save the children at Sandy ing Middle School; Michelangelo Antonetti, Marshall Middle School; Courtney Lang, Breed new schools also activate Hook,” the essay stated. systems segregating the The writers went on Middle School; Anastasia Diaz, KIPP Academy; rear, rotarians Matt Williams, manager of school into zones to cordon to raise the question of RiverWorks; Drew Russo, program co-chair; Wendy Silva, program co-chair, Brenda Ron- off a threat. But Stapleton how increased security in don-Ortiz, club vice-president. said the human factor is schools alters how edu- the key to making school cators and students view security systems work each other and how they and, ultimately, save lives. view the learning process. Latham last week as- Latham in her letter said North Shore Community College to host sured parents vigilance communication, coopera- is a top priority in Lynn tion and vigilance are the schools. key ingredients in Lynn’s listening program with Lynn Grows “We work hand-in-hand school safety formula. ITEM STAFF REPORT with Lynn residents and with Police Chief Michael “I want everyone to know The goal of the Feb. 26 facilitated by youth and community stakeholders Mageary, our own School that our safety strategies session is to learn more members from The Food LYNN — North Shore to create a more equitable Safety and Security Liai- about people’s experiences Project and the Lynn Food are among the best and Community College (NSCC) and healthy food system son Officer Oren Wright with the current food sys- and Fitness Alliance. are constantly being up- will host a listening ses- in Lynn. and the City of Lynn tem and gain feedback on NSCC students will be dated and reviewed,” she sion Monday, Feb. 26 to This partnership is led Emergency Management wrote. gather feedback from Lynn by a steering committee the vision and priorities given a $10 gift card to the residents on a vision and of 25 members who are drafted by the committee. NSCC cafeteria at the end set of priorities to build a Lynn residents, institu- The discussion will be of the presentation. better food system. tional stakeholders, and The listening session members of community will be on the Lynn cam- groups. The steering com- pus in LS 312 from 11 mittee recently drafted a a.m. to noon. It will intro- vision and list of priorities duce Lynn Grows, a two- to guide the Lynn Grows year-old alliance formed initiative through imple- by The Food Project and mentation and are now the Lynn Food and Fit- looking for input from the ness Alliance to partner community.

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That shoot- ings are a fact of life because Sports good idea. He has a beau- are rare, so the chance [email protected] tiful, smart and caring of one happening in his nothing has happened to ‘Y’ mission stated teacher. She’d know best. school is pretty slim. But, I make them stop. Ext. 5 He seemed satisfied. But, admitted, school shootings As parents we try to Retail and Online I wasn’t. My heart was do happen. make the world feel se- Advertising loud and clear racing because my son, He nodded. Then, he cure for our kids. We know [email protected] my sweet, compassionate asked the saddest ques- grownup life is turbulent YMCAs in Lynn, Marblehead, and communities and concerned son, was tion of all. and unpredictable and ADVERTISING across the state, are places where kids learn to swim, scared of going to school. “Why would someone scary. We want our kids to Peter Battinelli play sports, and have fun with friends. They are also He didn’t feel safe. want to kill me?” be calm and at peace so they Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 places where dedicated workers are committed to And, I as his mother, I told him that there are can focus on the difficult [email protected] child development and protecting children. the trusty solver of his sick people in the world, and task of growing up. But, re- The Massachusetts Alliance of YMCAs defined the Ernie Carpenter Jr. problems, the bandager of that trying to understand ality intrudes on us all. Director of Advertising organization’s mission loud and clear during a State all of his boo-boos (phys- a person who would harm I wish we had the collec- and Business Development, ext. 1355 House lobby day last Thursday that included asking ical, mental, emotional) a stranger is impossible. I tive will to alter this real- [email protected] legislators to support spending $1.8 million on 30 couldn’t guarantee that told him that people who do ity. Massachusetts YMCAs for initiatives that serve at- Michele Iannaco everything would be OK. these sorts of things aren’t The bus came and my Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 risk youth. I thought the worst had healthy. And that most peo- little guy squeezed me for [email protected] That spending request represents a $500,000 in- passed. It hadn’t. He had a ple would help a stranger all he was worth. crease over this year’s at-risk state budget allocation. Ralph Mitchell second question. and never hurt one. “Bye, mom,” he said. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 The additional money will help support, according to “So, what happens if I’m I told him what Mr. “I love you,” I said. “See a State House News Service report, the YMCA’s safe- [email protected] in the hallway when the Rogers said, so smartly _ you at the end of the day.” ty-around-water initiative as well as teen employ- Patricia Whalen shooter comes?” whenever there’s a terri- He got on the bus and ment, summer literacy programs, scholarships and Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 He meant, what if there ble thing, look for the help- I watched him walk to a financial aid for low-income families. [email protected] was no teacher there to ers. Because, there are al- seat and sit down. He im- YMCA officials underscored some grim facts in urg- tell him what to do. ways helpers. mediately looked out the BUSINESS OFFICE ing legislators to provide additional money for water I told him to think about Right? Most people are window at me. He usually safety instruction: Drowning is the second leading Susan J. Conti where he could go to be good. They see suffering ignores me completely and cause of death in children age 4 and younger. Ac- Controller, ext. 1288 safe. Run there. And stay and they want to stop it. plays with his friends. cording to the Alliance, children with autism are 160 [email protected] put until he saw someone We cook for the hungry, The bus door closed and times more likely to die from drowning than the gen- he trusts. run holiday gift drives for the bus drove away. Ted Grant eral pediatric population. Publisher, ext. 1234 He nodded grimly. I those down on their luck My guy’s face didn’t Fortunately, YMCAs are especially equipped to help [email protected] think he believed he might and help our neighbors in move. It was pressed reduce drowning risks, the News Service reported. need. We are a caring, lov- against the glass and Marian Kinney YMCAs provide swimming lessons — including not see me at the end of the school day. That this ing species. he kept staring at me. I ext. 1212 some specifically for children with autism — train [email protected] conversation might be our The shooting at Marjory waved. He continued to and hire at-risk teens as lifeguards, and partner with Will Kraft schools on water safety curriculum, the report said. very last. Stoneman Douglas High stare at me until his bus He said he was cold and School in Parkland, Fla., turned the corner and dis- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 The Lynn YMCA is home to initiatives highlight- [email protected] ing different ethnic groups in the city and the YMCA leaned on me. That’s pret- that killed 17 people on appeared. and the Lynn public schools are bringing Harmony ty rare. At the bus stop he Wednesday was reportedly Alisha Berger Gorder is Jennifer Perez tends to stand apart from the 18th school shooting in a member of The Courant’s ext. 1205 Nation, a dance program aimed at promoting youth [email protected] tolerance and stamping out bullying, to the Lynn me; just in case the bus the U.S. since New Year’s Voices board. She lives in YMCA on March 2 and to Breed Middle School on comes around the corner Day. It’s hard to believe. Of Easton, Ct. Distributed by Mike Shanahan March 3. and the other kids see us course, I didn’t tell my son Tribune Content Agency. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] Many other great local organizations, including Gregg Neighborhood House, Girls Incorporated, Boys Carolina Trujillo and Girls Club of Lynn, and Centerboard, as well as Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 others, work with local children providing import- [email protected] ant services and care with dedicated staff members. Jim Wilson Their efforts and accomplishments deserve legisla- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 tive consideration along with initiatives proposed by [email protected] YMCA directors. CIRCULATION The YMCA’s Youth in Government program aimed at promoting civic engagement and honing public Lisa Mahmoud speaking skills is as commendable as the women in Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] science and engineering initiatives pursued by Girls Inc., and social engagement activities taught by oth- CLASSIFIED er youth-oriented organizations. Abbe Young Smith The state Legislature ensures millions of dollars Manager, ext. 1276 are spent on educating youth people. But childhood [email protected] in 21st century America means after school and summer programs provide guidance and experiences NEWSROOM children also receive from parents and by participat- Bill Brotherton ing in extracurricular programs. Features Editor ext. 1338 Kids who learn socialization skills and how to swim [email protected] have the building blocks for a happy and productive Gayla Cawley life on top of the firm foundation provided by family Reporter, ext. 1236 and school. Legislators can send a message loud and [email protected] clear that they are seriously studying requests for Cheryl Charles money to pay for programs not only operated by YM- Associate News Editor, ext. 1278 CAs, but by other youth-oriented programs. [email protected] Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 CHRISTINE M. FLOWERS [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 The forgotten side of the #MeToo movement [email protected] Thor Jourgensen News Editor, ext. 1267 In the mid-1960s, I knew I first started practicing im- ry, one that started with her movement. When you have ter if innocent men were [email protected] an elderly Greek fellow who migration law, a man came threatening to call immigra- people like Justice Ruth swept away in the rip cur- tended to fig trees in front of for a consultation. At first, tion and have him deported Bader Ginsburg focusing on rents of the movement, as Steve Krause his home at the end of our I couldn’t put my finger on if he didn’t keep funding her Sports Editor, ext. 1229 the benefits to women, it be- long as the patriarchy was [email protected] block. My recollections of what made him so familiar, drug habit, and ended with comes even more important destroyed and women were our neighbor are hazy, but because we’d never met be- her taking a knife and stab- to tell the other side of the heard, I realized we are wit- Owen O’Rourke the thing that sticks with fore. He was an Algerian im- bing him in the arm. issue, one that might not ad- nessing a movement where Photographer, ext. 1224 me is how gentle he was. migrant, and told me about We were able to get him a vance a feminist narrative due process is optional and [email protected] Years later, I learned that his U.S. citizen wife. It hit green card based on a law but which needs to be told men are put on the defen- Roberto Scalese his wife would throw things me: The look in his eyes and that protects the abused im- if we are going to be hon- sive. According to some Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 at him, or yell through the the hunched shoulders re- migrant spouses of U.S. cit- est about victimization and women, there is no room for [email protected] night when he did some- minded me of my old neigh- izens. That law was passed abuse. the suggestion that men can Mark Sutherland thing that angered her. He bor. under the Violence Against The #MeToo movement be victims of false accusa- Creative Director lived with her, and never It turns out that my future Women Act (VAWA), but started out as an attack on tions and real assaults. [email protected] complained. He never had client was a victim of emo- extended its protections to Hollywood and expanded to Christine M. Flowers the chance to file a restrain- tional and physical spousal spouses of either gender. politics, taking down people is a lawyer and colum- Anne Marie Tobin ing order, or jump onto social abuse. He had no photos, no I’ve done a number of like Judge Roy Moore and nist for the Philadelphia Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] media for his own #MeToo police reports, only his word these petitions over the Sen. Al Franken, who, in my Daily News. Readers may moment. Like many men of and proof that his wife was years — most of them on be- opinion, should never have send her email at cflow- Bridget Turcotte his generation, he suffered a convicted drug offender. half of men. resigned. [email protected]. Dis- Reporter, ext. 1269 in silence. Little by little, I was able to I tell you this to highlight But when some women tributed by tribune Content [email protected] About 20 years ago, when piece together his tragic sto- the other side of the #MeToo suggested that it didn’t mat- Agency. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5

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All address information, particu- and charged with OUI liquor MARBLEHEAD larly arrests, reflect police records. In and reckless operation of a the event of a perceived inaccuracy, motor vehicle at 7:45 p.m. Accidents it is the sole responsibility of the con- Friday. A report of a motor vehicle cerned party to contact the relevant Accidents accident at 3:54 p.m. Friday police department and have the de- on Pleasant Street. Heavy partment issue a notice of correction A report of a motor vehicle damage to a police was re- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- accident at 4:34 p.m. Friday at ported. At least one person ifications will not be made without Lawton Avenue and Laighton was taken to Salem Hospital; express notice of change from the Street; at 5:31 p.m. Friday on at 6:36 a.m. Sunday on Atlan- City Hall Square; at 6:27 p.m. tic Avenue. arresting police department. Friday at Chatham and Marian- na streets; at 6:55 p.m. Friday Complaints LYNN at Federal Street and Western Avenue; at 9:25 p.m. Friday A report of cars rushing lights Arrests at 64 Hood St.; at 12:25 p.m. at 7:46 a.m. Friday at Hum- Saturday at Mall Street and phrey and Pleasant streets. A Mater Almishalawi, 52, of Western Avenue; at 4:15 p.m. caller requested an officer be 167 North Common St., was Saturday at 108 Johnson St.; stationed at the high school in arrested and charged with at 7:22 p.m. Saturday at Met- the morning. He said people trespassing at 8:25 p.m. Fri- ropolitan Credit Union at 475 are running lights and almost day. hitting kids in crosswalks. The Axel Chilel-Ramirez, 19, of Western Ave.; at 12:23 a.m. Sunday at Post Office Main at caller feels it is a dangerous 44 Trinity Ave., was arrested situation. and charged with unlicensed Willow and Oxford streets; at A caller reported it looked operation of a motor vehicle, 1:31 a.m. Sunday at 28 Col- like a passenger was holding leaving the scene of proper- lins St.; at 1:43 a.m. Sunday a gun out the window of a car ty damage and on warrant at 429 Washington St.; at 6:35 at 10:44 a.m. Friday. The caller charges of three counts of un- a.m. Sunday at 63 Dungeon reported it was a white male PHOTO | TASNIM NEWS AGENCY/ASSOCIATED PRESS licensed operation of a motor Ave.; at 6:35 a.m. Sunday at passenger with five days of vehicle, leaving the scene of 150 Euclid Ave.; at 10:05 a.m. Family members of plane crash victims weep in the village of Bideh, at property damage, motor vehi- Sunday at Den Quarry Road beard growth and the passen- the area where the plane crashed, in southern Iran, Sunday. cle lights violation and alcohol and Millard Avenue; at 10:37 ger was holding a pistol aimed from an open container in a a.m. Sunday at 103 Essex St.; at a police officer’s house. motor vehicle at 5:27 p.m. at 10:39 a.m. Sunday at 413 Police stopped the car and Friday. Chestnut St. reported the male passengers All 65 passengers feared Marco Deleon, 23, of 68 A report of a motor vehicle from Spain were using a drone Henry Ave., was arrested and hit and run accident at 7:36 and have paperwork permitting charged with improper opera- p.m. Friday at Boston and Ford its use. dead in Iran plane crash tion of a motor vehicle, failure streets; at 3:04 a.m. Saturday to stop/yield and operation at 33 Beacon Hill Ave.; at 2:35 Theft TEHRAN, Iran (AP) crews in helicopters to The Iranian Red Cres- of a motor vehicle with a sus- p.m. Saturday at 20 E Park A report of a larceny/forg- — An Iranian airplane reach the site, state televi- pended license at 5:54 p.m. Ave.; at 5:15 p.m. Saturday cent said it has deployed ery/fraud at 4:08 p.m. Satur- brought back into service sion reported. Saturday. at 810 Lynnway; at 2:28 a.m. to the area. day on Washington Street. An only months ago after be- Aseman Airlines spokes- Hector Emiliano, of 308 Sunday at 61 Hamilton Ave. Locals described hearing employee reported two girls man Mohammad Taghi High St., was arrested on a A report of a motor vehicle ing grounded for seven the crash, but no one has accident with personal injury stole some jewelry from the years crashed Sunday in a Tabatabai told state TV reached the crash site due warrant charge of murder at store. 3:19 p.m. Friday. at 8:59 p.m. Friday at 147 foggy, mountainous region that all on board Flight to weather. of southern Iran, and offi- EP3704 were killed. It Michael Fromer, of 29 Lam- Hamilton Ave.; at 10:49 p.m. Vandalism Aseman Airlines, owned bert Ave., was arrested and Saturday at Essex and Fayette cials feared all 65 people had 59 passengers and six by Iran’s civil service charged with violation of the streets. on board were killed. crew members, the state- pension foundation, is a A report of vandalism at run IRNA news agency re- city knife ordinance and on The crash of the Ase- semi-private air carrier 3:15 p.m. Friday on Wyman man Airlines ATR-72 was ported Sunday night, low- warrant charges of armed rob- Assaults headquartered in Tehran Road. A caller reported there yet another fatal aviation ering the toll to 65 from an bery, assault and battery with and is Iran’s third-largest A report of an assault and were kids on the tennis courts disaster for Iran, which initially reported 66. a dangerous weapon and wit- at Seaside. She said there is airline by fleet size, behind ness intimidation at 3:46 a.m. battery at 4:23 p.m. Saturday for years was barred from “After searching the on Washington Street. a shed in the middle and the buying necessary airplane area, we learned that un- state carrier Iran Air and Saturday. kids were in there throwing Mahan Air. It specializes Isaiah Gonzalez, 21, was parts due to Western sanc- fortunately ... our dear Breaking and Entering things and smearing things tions over its contested passengers had lost their in flights to remote air- arrested and charged with lar- on the door. Police reported fields across the country ceny at 9:54 a.m. Saturday. nuclear program. lives,” Tabatabai said. A report of a breaking and there was tennis equipment Its nuclear accord with Both Supreme Leader but also flies internation- Braulio Juarez-Tomas, 34, of entering at 7:55 p.m. Friday at strewn about and glass on the ally, although it is banned 13 South Elm St., was arrested world powers allows it to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei 604 Essex St. courts but there were no kids get those parts, and the and President Hassan in the European Union on a courtesy booking at 7:53 A report of a motor vehicle there when officers responded. a.m. Friday. country has made deals Rouhani offered their con- over safety concerns. breaking and entering at 2:51 Kids had smeared mud on the worth tens of billions of dolences. The carrier has a fleet Rebecca Kennedy, of 374 p.m. Saturday at 609 Western shed and thrown tennis balls Chatham St., was arrested on dollars for new aircraft. Tabatabai said the plane of 29 aircraft, including Ave. around. warrant charges of armed rob- However, President Don- crashed into Mount Dena, six ATR aircraft, accord- bery, assault and battery with ald Trump’s refusal to re- which is about 14,435 feet ing to FlightRadar24. The a dangerous weapon and wit- Complaints SWAMPSCOTT certify the deal has inject- tall. The plane’s last sig- ATR-72 that crashed Sun- ed uncertainty into those nal, at 12:35 a.m. EST, ness intimidation at 3:49 a.m. A report of a gunshot at day, with the tail number Saturday. Accidents sales while Iranians still showed it at 16,975 feet EP-ATS, had been built 10:59 p.m. Friday at 29 Brim- fly in aging aircraft. and descending, according Felipe Martin, 23, of 22 blecom St. A report of a motor vehicle in 1993, Aseman Airlines Moulton St., was arrested The ATR-72, a twin-en- to airplane-tracking web- CEO Ali Abedzadeh told hit and run accident at 10:22 gine turboprop used for site FlightRadar24. The and charged with leaving the Overdose a.m. Friday on Burrill Street; state TV. scene of property damage, un- short-distance regional pilot was in contact with On Instagram, Aseman at 5:42 p.m. Friday at High flying, went down near its the tower 14 miles from licensed operation of a motor A report of an overdose at Airlines highlighted the School at 200 Essex St. destination of the south- the airport, state TV said. vehicle and leaving the scene 3:39 p.m. Friday on Quincy A report of a motor vehicle doomed aircraft in Octo- of personal injury at 9:34 p.m. Terrace; at 1:16 p.m. Saturday ern city of Yasuj, some 485 One previous passenger accident at 4:26 p.m. Friday miles south of the capi- on the route posted a vid- ber, saying it had been Friday. on Union Street; at 10:56 p.m. at 312 Humphrey St.; at 2:02 “grounded” for seven Tharith Mom, 47, was ar- Saturday on Essex Street; at tal, Tehran, where it took eo Sunday showing that p.m. Saturday at CVS at 413 off. the flight typically comes years but would be “re- rested and charged with oper- 11:47 p.m. Saturday on Union Paradise Road; at 8:06 p.m. paired and will be opera- ation of a motor vehicle with a Street. It wasn’t immediate- in just over the mountain Saturday at Cindy’s Superette ly clear what caused the peaks. tional after checking and suspended license and no in- at 653 Humphrey St. testing.” It wasn’t clear spection/sticker at 12:11 p.m. crash, although weather Aeronautical charts for Theft what led to the grounding, Saturday. was severe. the airport warn pilots to Gabriel Smith, 28, of 45 A report of a larceny at 2:37 Complaints Dense fog, high winds keep an altitude of 15,000 though Iran only recently and heavy snow in the feet in the area. The air- regained access to the air- Marianna St., was arrested p.m. Friday at 14 Clifton Ave.; A report of a disturbance at Zagros Mountains made port itself is at nearly plane parts market after and charged with larceny at at 3:50 p.m. Friday at 18 Lloyd 10:17 p.m. Friday at Mission it impossible for rescue 6,000 feet. the nuclear deal. 8:02 a.m. Saturday. St.; at 10:50 p.m. Friday at 23 on the Bay at 141 Humphrey Leonel Vasquez-Maz­ Light St. Court; at 9:32 a.m. St.; at 11:26 p.m. Friday at 24 ariegos, 21, of 87 Bailey St., Saturday at 23 Light St. Court; Columbia St.; at 11:17 p.m. Lawrence, was arrested and at 10:43 a.m. Sunday at 24 Saturday at 100 Vantage Ter- Iraqi victories remain fragile as charged with OUI liquor and Lincoln St. race. unlicensed operation of a mo- A report of motor vehicle the United States reduces troops tor vehicle at 8:05 p.m. Satur- theft at 3:34 p.m. Friday at Theft day. Cross and Maple streets; at QAIM, Iraq (AP) — From tremists in December. Both U.S.-led invasion that oust- Sillas Vilme, 44, of 45 Dol- 1:34 p.m. Saturday at 395 A report of a larceny at 1:15 their outpost on Iraq’s Iraqi and U.S. officials say ed Saddam Hussein. phin Ave., Revere, was arrested Essex St. p.m. Saturday at 50 Cherry St. westernmost edge, U.S. 1st the exact size of the draw- After just a few hours Lt. Kyle Hagerty and his down has not yet been de- moving on foot across farm- troops watched civilians cided. land and orchards to a clus- Medical examiner starts using DNA trickle into the area after U.S. and Iraqi command- ter of modest houses, Hag- American and Iraqi forces ers here in western Iraq erty realized the families he drove out the Islamic State warn that victories over IS thought were returnees to science to find missing persons group. They were, he be- could be undercut easily the area were in fact newly lieved, families returning to by a large-scale withdraw- displaced. Their homes in NEW YORK (AP) — They’ve led to the identi- call one day. But we at least liberated homes, a hopeful al. Iraq’s regular military Qaim had been confiscated For families who have fication of about 50 miss- know what happened.” sign of increasing stability. remains dependent on U.S. by the government-affili- searched years for miss- ing people each year, all On any given day, there But when he interviewed support. Many within Iraq’s ated Popular Mobilization ing loved ones, donating a of whom had been found are as many as 100,000 ac- them on a recent reconnais- minority communities view Forces, or PMF, made up sample of their DNA is of- dead. But for many who tive missing-persons cases sance patrol, he discovered the U.S. presence as a buf- mainly of Shiite paramil- ten a last, desperate act to have submitted samples, in the U.S., according to the he was wrong. They were fer against the Shiite-dom- itary fighters backed by confirm their worst fears. the wait continues. FBI’s National Crime In- families looking for shel- inated central government. Iran. New York City’s medi- “Part of you hopes they formation Center. Most of ter after being driven from Still, Iranian-backed mili- “Our end goal is a stable cal examiner is leading a never call you, because if those people are eventual- their homes in a nearby tias with strong voices in Iraq, right?” Hagerty said nationwide effort to col- they call, that means it’s ly found safe. The medical town. Those who pushed Baghdad are pushing for a later, back at the base. “But lect genetic material and over,” said Rose Cobo, who examiner’s office program them out were forces from complete U.S. withdrawal, when you see stuff like that, match it with unidenti- submitted DNA to the pro- is open to people whose among their “liberators” and some Iraqis liken any it makes you wonder if they fied human remains. It’s a gram after her adult niece loved ones have been miss- — Shiite militiamen who American presence to a are ever going to be able to way to finally give family vanished in 2016 after being ing 60 days or more. seized control of the area form of occupation. do it themselves.” members some answers treated at a Brooklyn hospi- The New York City after defeating the IS mili- That has left an uncom- After victories against and maybe some solace. tal for postpartum depres- medical examiner’s office tants. fortable limbo in this area IS, the PMF has built up a “People will not rest with- sion following the birth of a has been a pioneer in ad- It was a bitter sign of that was the last battlefield presence in many parts of out answers, at least some son. Chelsea Cobo’s where- vanced DNA techniques the mixed legacy from the against the extremists. Co- Sunni-majority provinces, answers,” said Dr. Barbara abouts are still unknown. since 9/11, when it was United States’ intervention alition commanders still including western Anbar. It Sampson, the city’s chief The program helped end tasked with using genetic in Iraq to help defeat the work with Iraqi forces to formally falls under the com- medical examiner. Luis Merchan’s quest to evidence to identify and militants. American-backed develop long-term plans for mand of the prime minister, Over the last decade, find his younger brother, sort tens of thousands of military firepower brought stability even as a draw- but some Iraqi commanders thousands of DNA sam- Manuel, who was report- small pieces of human re- down the IS “caliphate,” but down goes ahead with no accuse the PMF of being a ri- ples have been donated to ed missing in 2015 after mains found in the rubble many of the divisions and one certain of its eventual val to government power. the city’s medical exam- he left his native Ecua- of the World Trade Center. problems that helped fuel extent. PMF flags line highways iner’s office. Most include dor and crossed the U.S. One such advance, the extremists’ rise remain “Let’s go win us some crisscrossing Anbar. At a swabs of saliva from close border from Mexico. DNA Sampson said, was learn- unresolved. hearts and minds,” Sgt. Jon- PMF checkpoint outside al- relatives, but also DNA matched with the remains ing how to get good ge- The U.S.-led coalition, athan Cary, 23, joked as he Asad airbase — a sprawl- taken from items used by of a 35-year-old “John netic material out of bone which launched its fight and Hagerty and the patrol ing complex used by both the missing persons them- Doe” who succumbed to fragments. DNA testing against IS in August 2014, convoy set off from a base Iraqi and coalition forces selves, including tooth- exposure and dehydration once required a large sam- is now reducing the num- outside the town of Qaim, — U.S. convoys are regular- brushes, combs, razor in the Texas desert. ple of blood or saliva that bers of American troops evoking a phrase used in ly stopped for hours while blades and, once, even a “It’s sad,” Merchan said. was often destroyed in the in Iraq, after Baghdad de- American policy goals for busloads of PMF fighters sanitary napkin. “We hoped Manuel would process. clared victory over the ex- Iraq ever since the 2003 are waved through. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 School budget adds Democrats and Rubio think ‘red up in Swampscott flags’ should enable gun seizures BUDGET can have a social emo- From A1 tional impact. He said GUNS lower class sizes lead to From A1 attention are the elimina- a decrease in anxiety in Santa Barbara and suicides. tion of one classroom per students and allow kids County Sheriff Florida, where Cruz is grades K-3, which would a chance to participate Bill Brown, accused of using an AR-15 also cut those teacher more and be more com- right, walks assault weapon to kill 17 positions. But to target fortable. He said larger past a board people at his former high support for larger class class sizes can be more displaying sizes, one of those teach- difficult for teachers to school, lacks such a law. He photos of was able to legally own the er positions would be re- manage. gunman Elliot semi-automatic rifle, even stored for a net reduction “Cuts of this nature ul- Rodger and the though his mother, class- of three teachers. timately lead to larger weapons he Elementary classes would mates and teachers had class sizes, less person- used in a mass go from eight classes at times described him as alized instruction and a shooting in Isla per grades K-3 to seven. loss of opportunities — dangerous and threaten- Katz previously said that ing, and despite repeated Vista, Calif. all negative consequenc- FILE PHOTO | those classroom reduc- police visits to his home. es for our students,” said ASSOCIATED PRESS tions would potentially Nancy Hanlon, president Red flag legislation has be at Stanley Elementary of the Swampscott Ed- been introduced by Demo- access to guns, but offered lutely” consider enacting a In 2014, California be- School, but the teacher re- ucation Association, the cratic state lawmakers, but law enabling family mem- came the first state to let ductions wouldn’t neces- no specifics. Florida’s GOP teachers’ union. “While it hasn’t been heard during bers or law enforcement family members ask a sarily be from Stanley as Sen. Marco Rubio — facing we certainly need more this year’s session, and its officials to ask a court to judge to remove firearms well. fate is uncertain in a state withering criticism over his space in Swampscott for acceptance of $3.3 million remove guns from a per- from a relative who ap- Angelakis said previous- Legislature controlled by son who poses a danger. pears to pose a threat. Its our students, the solu- in career campaign cash ly it’s estimated that there Republicans who generally Rubio, who once served as legislature took action would be approximately tion is not in cutting staff, donated through the Na- swelling class sizes and favor expanding gun rights. Florida’s House speaker, after a mentally ill man, 45 students from Stanley tional Rifle Association — relocating as many as 70 After Wednesday’s shoot- told Miami CBS affiliate Elliot Rodger, killed six Elementary School who is going a step further now. elementary students to ing, Republican Gov. Rick WFOR that it’s an “ex- students and wounded 13 would have to move in Scott said he will work Rubio said on a Sunday ample of a state law” that others near the University current grades K-2 and new schools. “We must remain mind- to make sure people with morning show that state could have helped prevent of California, Santa Barba- that approximately 20 mental illnesses don’t have legislators should “abso- the Florida shooting. ra, before killing himself. students will move from ful that in nurturing our Hadley to Clarke elemen- students and preparing tary school. for their next steps, every Average class sizes day matters. We cannot Cities pitching diversity to lure businesses would increase for kin- sacrifice any child’s imme- dergarten from 20 to 22 diate needs or experiences By Corey Williams students; for first grade to solve a long-term prob- ASSOCIATED PRESS from 18 to 23 students; for lem,” she said. Some cities and regions second grade from 20 to Amy O’Connor, school are highlighting racial di- 21 students; and for third committee chairwoman, versity along with positive said Swampscott has grade from 18 to 23 stu- business climates, compet- some fundamental is- dents, Katz said. itive tax rates and avail- sues that need solving Angelakis said the able land in pitches to reduction of four ele- over the next decade, lure tech companies and mentary teachers is an which includes elemen- high-paying jobs to town. enrollment-driven deci- tary school buildings Places such as Pittsburgh, sion rather than a bud- that have not seen ma- Philadelphia and Detroit get-driven decision, as jor updating since 1956, are touting their popula- current and projected professional contracts tions of people of color to enrollment warrants sev- that are far outpacing chief executives and other en sections at each grade the district’s normal bud- corporate officials as part of level, not eight. As a re- get growth, growth in being open for business. sult, she said learning unfunded mandates and “For Pittsburgh and environment and space the district never receiv- issues would begin to be ing its minimum alloca- southwestern Pennsyl- addressed. tion of Chapter 70 funds, vania, ethnic and racial FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “I want to emphasize which is a program that diversity has been an in- Passengers wait on the QLINE transit train in Detroit. that this plan is fluid,” provides state aid to pub- tegral part of our histo- Angelakis said. “I have lic schools. ry and a rich part of our omy, Pittsburgh “must be a came with sleek, profession- ing to marketing experts. dedicated 28 years to For those big issues, narrative,” said Stefani place where there’s a base ally filmed videos of bright Companies generally this district. I am not she said school officials Pashman, CEO of the Al- of talent that looks and and busy downtowns, his- are looking to employ a lot looking to disrupt your have to make decisions legheny Conference on thinks like the world be- toric landmarks and recre- of millennials, and those child’s lives. I know this about the long-term Community Development. cause the world is the cus- ational opportunities. hires are saying they is emotional. I am mak- health of the district, but Pittsburgh and Philadel- tomer in today’s economy.” Some also featured snap- “want to be able to work ing the best decision pointed out that the bud- phia are among 20 cities When Seattle-based Ama- shots of racial diversity in and live in a place where as the lead educator of get is still growing by 3 still under consideration by zon sought proposals for its neighborhoods, shops and there are these interesting this district. As a (lead- percent. online retail giant Amazon second headquarters, more classrooms. That’s some- and diverse cultures,” said ership) team, we will “The fact is, we sim- as locations for the compa- than 240 cities and regions thing sought by younger Matthew Quint, direc- continually look at the ply cannot have it all,” ny’ second headquarters. submitted bids and pitches workers who will come to tor of Columbia Business impact this plan has on O’Connor said. “We don’t Pashman said to succeed about what they could offer dominate a more tech-driv- School’s Center on Global teaching and learning, have an unlimited bud- as a player in a global econ- the retailer. Many pitches en global economy, accord- Brand Leadership. discuss what’s working, what’s not and adjust ac- get. We must prioritize cordingly.” and spend appropriate- Angelakis said at a pre- ly so we can continue to Malden mayor ready to talk about vious meeting that the bring a quality public amount of teaching and education to our children learning that is occurring for generations to come. SmartGrowth and the city’s renewal in the elementary school A good education is root- ed in more than class hallways is a major is- last year, Christenson an- to through vehicular traffic of the expanding menu of sue, which is neither ac- size. It’s about our teach- SMARTGROWTH nounced to a full house of after 43 years. programs being offered ceptable nor appropriate ers and their profession- From A1 about 300 that he was hand- Another key theme in by the Recreation Depart- for the district’s students al development through programs, and in local ing them over to Jefferson Christenson’s 2017 ad- ment and announced an and teachers. She said the the years. commerce, where many Apartment Group to build a dress was Malden’s diver- active plan underway with budget proposal is about “It’s about the myriad new businesses have ar- residential-commercial and sity and the ways in which the Malden Public Schools equity — equity for the of additional staff that rived in the past year. retail mix development on he and his staff strive to athletic department to of- district’s students, teach- do everything from ad- Christenson will also the former City Hall site. reach and include all. fer middle school sports ers and equity in learn- justment counseling to look to the future and ing space, adding that she English language tutor- Christenson’s first term “One of Malden’s greatest in grades 6-7-8 beginning customarily includes key was comfortable in the ing to guiding behavioral and a half in office focused strengths is our concern for this fall. direction the district was challenges. It’s about a announcements, often re- in part on the relocation of each other. In this city we Limited tickets for the moving. level of parent involve- garding major redevelop- City Hall and the Malden care about each other,” he Feb. 27 speech available School officials have said ment and volunteer- ment initiatives. Police Station, the redevel- said last year. through the Chamber of that the elementary class- ism that many districts Holding aloft a set of keys opment of the site, and the Christenson in last Commerce, maldencham- room reductions are based would kill for. It’s about as he started his speech reopening of Pleasant St. year’s speech also spoke ber.org. on an effort to address the being ahead of the game major space issues at all with curriculum. It’s three of the district’s ele- about our facilities and Revere history goes up in flames mentary schools that can’t resources. I support this wait for a new building, plan because while we do and need to be addressed have to give a little, it en- SOZIO major thoroughfare re- her sister saw the smoke, whole building was en- now. Recently, the school ables us to solve a lot and From A1 mained closed through the and by the time they gulfed,” Anderson said. district was accepted into prepare for the escalat- early evening. walked up the street to “Everything went up so the Massachusetts School safely back them off of the ing costs of running the road. The fire snarled traf- Amaris Anderson lives a see what was going on, the fast.” Building Authority for district.” block away from Sozio’s on fire was already roiling. It was not immediately replacement of Hadley fic heading into Revere Other cuts include the from all directions as the Pitcairn Street. She said “Within 15 minutes that clear what caused the fire. School, which was built in elimination of a high 1911. school English/Language The budget was passed Arts teacher position, a after a marathon of more high school special edu- than three hours of dis- cation teacher position, a cussion, where a room- part-time health admin- ful of parents sounded istrative assistant at the off about budget cuts high school, a position that were focused on from the middle school’s the district’s elementary Swampscott Integrated schools. for Transition (SWIFT)/ “Something has to give, Harbor program and an- but it shouldn’t be class other district position. size,” said Jaren Landen. One position, which is to “This won’t accomplish be determined, would be the goal of raising the restored for targeted sup- bar for education for our port. children. I urge you to delay the vote and con- That would result in a sider other options than net staffing cut of 6½ po- cutting four teachers sitions and a FY19 bud- and impacting 600 of our get reduction of $333,500, youngest children in this Katz said. district.” Gayla Cawley can be Noah Erikson, a par- ent and licensed mental reached at gcawley@item- health counselor, said live.com. Follow her on increases in class size Twitter @GaylaCawley. A8 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS ‘Black Panther’ roars its way to record-setting $192M debut in U.S., Canadian theaters NEW YORK (AP) — A wave of feverish antici- pation, fawning critical acclaim and groundbreak- ing cultural meaning pushed “Black Panther” to a record-setting $192 million debut in U.S. and Canada theaters, firmly establishing the superhe- ro sensation as a box-of- fice landmark. The Marvel film from the Walt Disney Co. blew past expectations to become the fifth-high- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK est-grossing debut ever, Gene Simmons, formerly of KISS, rocks out at Lynn City Hall Friday not adjusting for inflation, following only “Star Wars: night with his band. The Force Awakens,” ‘’Star Wars: The Last Gene Simmons and his band rocked and rolled Jedi,” ‘’Jurassic World” and “The Avengers.” all night at Lynn City Hall Auditoriuim In estimates Sunday, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Disney predicted a four- By Bill Brotherton Malden-born Extreme/Van Halen Director Ryan Coogler attends a special day holiday weekend of screening of “Black Panther” at the Museum of ITEM FEATURES EDITOR frontman, added fire to “Strutter” and $218 million domestically Modern Art in New York. again showed he’s one of rock’s badass and a global debut of $361 LYNN — Friday evening at Lynn singers. A 22-year-old blind man, Auditorium, Gene Simmons and his million. “Brian,” handled the vocals on “Call- Though the film’s inter- ie with a largely black the event. band rocked and rolled all night. Well, ing Dr. Love” and wowed the crowd, technically, it was only 90 minutes. national footprint doesn’t ensemble and among the “This is the very defi- Simmons and band, who were smiling include several of the few to be centered on nition of a blockbuster: But it was an insanely entertaining, throughout the tune. largest markets — China, a black superhero. The People lining up around freewheeling 90 minutes that con- Audience participation was a big Russia and Japan — it strong opening suggests the block to see a great tained many surprises, special guests part of the show. Some 20 women, and thrilled fans of all ages. still ranks among the top “Black Panther” will eas- movie,” said Paul Derga- all beautiful of course, were led on 15 global debuts ever. It’s Simmons, bassist/vocalist for Rock ily set a box-office record rabedian, senior media stage and shared backing vocals of also the highest-grossing and Roll Hall of Famers KISS, had for films directed by a analyst for comScore. “A “Do You Love Me?” They lingered at February opening week- postponed this show from Nov. 1. The black filmmaker. movie like ‘Black Pan- the song’s conclusion, snapping selfies end. wait was worth it. His 18-song set was The previous best is Sid- ther’ is a cultural event with the star and his bandmates. “All hail the King of comprised almost entirely of KISS that nothing on the small Lynn’s former mayor Judith Flana- Wakanda!” Disney de- ney Poitier’s 1980 comedy songs, many of them true obscurities, gan Kennedy was in the house, but clared, referring to the “Stir Crazy,” which took in screen can really match in including a couple that he claimed had I didn’t see her on stage; maybe she movie’s mythical and $322 million domestically, that way.” never been performed live. had laryngitis! highly advanced African when inflation is calculated. Chadwick Boseman This wasn’t KISS ­— Simmons, in It was the men’s turn during “I nation. “Black Panther” set pre- stars as T’Challa/Black jeans and black shirt, wasn’t wearing Love it Loud,” with dozens of gents Ryan Coogler’s film, sale records and saw lines Panther in the first stand- his Demon makeup and there was no crowding the microphones. The which cost about $200 around theaters over the alone film for the super- spitting of fire and fake blood — but bone-crunching rocker “War Machine” million to make, is the weekend, including some hero created by Stan Lee it was still a heck of a lot of fun. A few and teasing “Charisma” were other most expensive mov- who came costumed for and Jack Kirby in 1966. fans arrived with their faces made up, highlights. including a young boy, dubbed Little Simmons was an affable host, LeBron: I won’t Gene Simmons, who made it onto the contradicting his reputation as a jerk, stage with about 30 other kids during and insisted that the black mop cover- shut up and dribble the set-closing “Rock and Roll All Nite.” ing his head is his real hair, drawing The evening started with two KISS laughs and disbelieving head-shakes LOS ANGELES (AP) — klassics, “Deuce” and “Shout it Out from the crowd. To my eyes, it looked LeBron James says he Loud,” with the super-tight band like the worst, cheapest wig available. will not stick to sports. blazing away. Simmons was backed by Oddly, there was no merch table The Cleveland Cavaliers the nucleus of Nashville’s Thee Rock in the lobby. Simmons might just superstar reiterated his and Roll Residency, and the four long- be popular music’s most successful determination to speak haired guys had the ‘70s rock sound merchandiser; remember the KISS out on social issues and down pat. They even knew 1966’s Kasket? He did hawk his “Vault Expe- the nation’s political cli- “Are You Ready?” and 1971’s “She’s So rience,” a $2,000 10-CD music collec- mate Saturday during his European,” two tunes Simmons said tion/meet-and-greet package, from the media availability for the he’d never performed. stage though. NBA All-Star Game. Hundreds of devil horns appeared Boston’s Watts opened with a high “I will not just shut up at the first notes of the riotous “Para- energy 30 minutes of fast rock ’n’ roll and dribble,” James said. site,” fueled by a triple-guitar attack that merged the sounds of AC/DC, “I get to sit up here and and Simmons’ strong vocals; he’s a the Stones, Chuck Berry, and other talk about what’s really better singer than you’d expect. A cov- classic bands and earned them a loud important.” er of Little Richard’s “Long Tall Sally” ovation at set’s end. James spoke publicly af- and KISS’ “I (Believe In Me)” showed Bill Brotherton is the Item’s Fea- ter Fox News host Laura PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the band at its best. tures editor. Tell him what you think Ingraham criticized the Surprise guest Gary Cherone, the at [email protected]. Britain’s Prince Harry talks to Meghan Markle as three-time NBA champion they watch a dance performance. for his recent comments about social issues. James previously responded What will Meghan wear? Royal A helping hand with an Instagram post wedding dress a top UK secret containing similar senti- ments. “We will definitely not LONDON (AP) — both the fashion and shut up and dribble,” Where does one shop for bridal worlds are abuzz James said. a wedding gown set to be with talk of who the the dress of the year — bride will pick to design an outfit chic enough for her dress and what kind a fashion-loving bride but of look she would go for. suitable for a church so It’s no wonder: There’s regal it’s the burial place not been a bigger royal of monarchs? wedding since Harry’s Everyone at London brother Prince William Fashion Week — and married Kate Middleton elsewhere — is dying to in 2011 in an extravagan- know. za broadcast around the With only three months world. Seven years later, to go before Prince Kate’s lacey, long-sleeved Harry and Meghan Alexander McQueen gown Markle’s May 19 wed- is still influencing bridal ding at Windsor Castle, designs today.

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2018 Lynnfield hockey wins behind three goals from Deroche By Anne Marie Tobin FOR THE ITEM PEABODY — The Lynnfield High boys hockey team couldn’t have picked a better time to play some of its best hockey of the season. Saturday at McVann- O’Keefe Rink, the Pioneers dispatched a strong West- wood team 4-1 on Senior Night to pick up their 11th win, the most ever in the 6-year tenure of head coach Jon Gardner. Senior forward George DeRoche, who netted a hat trick, improved his team-leading goals scored number to 16. He now has 33 points with three games remain- ing in the season. “Our defense was great tonight, especially Joey Mack and Ronnie Fucillo,” said Gardner. “As he alway COURTESY PHOTO is, Joey was just rock solid and Ronnie was just a gen- Lynnfield senior Sabrina Bunar, center, eral back there with the puck, he was making smart stands with teammates after winning her outlet passes and did a really nice job. third straight Division 2 state diving title. George is definitely one of the top 10 scorers in the state in D2. “Westwood had given up only two goals in their last five games, and they are a top quality program, so this Lynnfield’s Bunar is a good win for us.” With under five minutes to go in the game, Lynn- field clung to a slim 2-1 lead, but a power play goal by DeRoche gave the Pioneers some breathing room. wins third straight DeRoche sealed the deal with an empty netter with just 10 seconds left. “Today’s game kind of blows the stats, but this was state title in diving basically another one-goal game and then we make it 3-1 with the goal on the power play,” said Gardner. “It SCHOOL ROUNDUP was obviously a much closer game than the scoreboard says.” By Mike Alongi Westwood carried the play in the early going, but it FOR THE ITEM was the Pioneers who lit the lamp first. Winning is always nice but there are some victo- Junior Jaret Simpson flicked the puck toward the ries that are just a little sweeter. Just ask Lynnfield net into the zone from just outside the blue line toward High senior and University of North Carolina Divi- the net, where it was defected off a Westwood defense- sion I commit Sabrina Bunar. man into the net just inside the far post. The time of Bunar, in the final meet of her high school ca- the goal was 4:19. Senior captain Cooper Marengi and reer, went out in style at Boston University Satur- sophomore John Simonetti picked up assists. The shot ITEM FILE PHOTO day, winning the state Division 2 one-meter diving was the first of the game for the Pioneers. George Deroche scored three goals in Lynnfield’s championship for a third straight year. She had to LYNNFIELD, B2 win over Westwood on Saturday afternoon. come from behind on the final dive to finish with 516.25 points and edge out runner-up Megan De- meo of Bedford (510.70). That was the easy part, however, as Bunar was not only battling Demeo, who trains with Bunar Swampscott boys hockey closes at Charles River Diving, she was battling flu-like symptoms that kept her in bed for nearly the entire week leading up to the meet. “Last weekend at sectionals I didn’t dive my best out regular season with a draw and just did not bring my ‘A’ game,” she said. “I Beverly at Larsen tonight. just didn’t feel right physically, and then the next BOYS HOCKEY ROUNDUP Lynn 3, Dracut 3 day was so sick. Turns out I had a tracheal infec- By Mike Alongi The Clougherty brothers tion that caused me to cough all week so my doctor FOR THE ITEM each had three points on put me on an antibiotic right away. It was so bad I the day as the Jets notched was vomiting all week, so I basically spent the en- The Swampscott boys a win on Senior Day Sat- tire week in my bed except when I needed to throw hockey team would’ve urday afternoon. Mike, the up. My throat swelled up so much my neck looked liked to close out the reg- elder Clougherty, made his like a tree trunk and I was so dizzy. It was so bad ular season with a victo- Senior Day count with two I couldn’t get out of bed, and I never even thought ry, but a late Marblehead goals and one assist. Bri- about practicing.” goal led to a 2-2 draw at an, a junior, had one goal Needless to say, Bunar did not practice all week. Rockett Arena on Satur- and two assists, while ju- She was so sick that she considered withdrawing day. nior John DiFilippo had from the meet, but after a heartfelt discussion with Drew OIivieri and Zach two assists. her mother Andrea, she decided to gut it out. Elwell each had a goal for “We spent almost have “I didn’t think I could do it in part because I Swampscott, while Stevie the first period in the box thought it would be dangerous as I thought I would Santanello and Tim Far- with four penalties, some- be dizzy on the board, and my mom said that if I ley each had one assist. thing that has been plagu- didn’t want to dive, that was okay,” said Bunar. “She The Big Blue close out the ing us all year and went said I shouldn’t feel other people were pressuring season at 9-5-6 and await into the break down 2-0,” me and that whatever I decided, she just didn’t their seeding in the state Jets coach Mike Roberts want me to regret it. I started thinking about all tournament. said. “In the final five min- the people who aren’t as lucky as I am, people who Marblehead was led by utes we peppered the Dra- have had to work a lot harder that I do, so I sucked Brendan Locke, who had cut goalie with shot after it up and went. I ditched any expectations I had one goal and one assist. shot but he held strong about winning, because I just wanted to finish what Will Shull had one goal and was the key factor in ITEM FILE PHOTO I started. I could not have done it without my mom.” and Jacob Garfield had Dracut holding onto the SWIMMING Zach Elwell scored one goal in Swampscott’s one assist. The Magicians tie.” draw with Marblehead on Saturday. Division 2 State Meets (3-12-5) are back at Rock- Lynn (10-4-4) takes on Marblehead - 4th place ett Arena this afternoon Longmeadow in the New- ran had one assist. on Saturday after a draw The Magicians had a great day in the pool on for a game against East buryport Bank Classic at The Prep (12-3-3) is back at Paul Cronin Rink. Mike Saturday, led by Meagan Hathaway, who won Longmeadow. Graf Rink in Newburyport Goroshko had both goals both the 200 freestyle (1:53.70) and the 500 free- Winthrop 4, Mansfield 2 this afternoon. in action tonight at Bour- for Revere. The Patriots style (5:02.61). Amanda Wager was right behind in Winthrop celebrated its St. John’s Prep 5, que Arena when the Ea- (7-7-4) need two more the 200 freestyle, finishing second with a time of Senior Day with a win on St. John’s (Shrewsbury) 2 gles go up against cross- 1:54.70. The 200 medley relay team of Hathaway, points for a tournament Saturday at Larsen Are- Matty Tighe had two town rival Danvers in the Wager, Caterina Corelli and Mae Caldwell finished berth with two games to na. Tyler Marley led the goals to while David Sacco 4th Annual Onion Town third with a time of 1:53.48, while the 400 freestyle go, starting on Wednesday way with two goals, while had one goal and one as- Classic. relay team, with all the same swimmers, finished against Amesbury back at Bryce Costin and Sam sist. Brian Carrabes and Revere 2, Essex Tech 2 fourth with a time of 3:42.94. Cronin Rink. Yarrow each had one goal. Zach McKennelly each The Patriots kept their ROUNDUP, B2 The Vikings (10-6-2) host had one goal and Pat Mo- tournament hopes alive HOCKEY, B2 Prep basketball falls to Everett at EMass Hoops Invitational By Harold Rivera points in the first quarter. Be- The Bulldogs scored the first 13 ITEM STAFF hind a buzzer-beater from Caleb points of the game before Biller- Jacobs , Everett led 21-17 after ica hit a bucket. English led 44- DANVERS — The Lynn En- one. Everett stretched the lead 15 at halftime. glish and St. John’s Prep boys to double-digits in the second “It felt nice to play a lot of our basketball teams took part in a quarter and led 40-32 at half- guys,” English coach Antonio pair of state tournament tune- time. Anderson said. “I told our guys ups Sunday night at the East- With Hobbs leading the that we’d do that if we had a ern Massachusetts Hoops Invi- charge, the Eagles stormed back good lead at halftime. We just tational. in the second half. Hobbs scored had to come here and focus on In the first game, the Ea- 14 points in the third quarter, playing our game.” gles fell to Everett 83-70. Nate helping Eagles to a 56-56 tie English was led by 11 points Hobbs led St. John’s with 25 after three. The Eagles ran out each from Javaris Hill and points. Tommy O’Neil added 24 of steam in the closing min- Javonte Edwards. Alonzo Lin- and Matt Relihan scored 10. utes and Everett capitalized. ton added 10 and Myles Mana- “I think we’re in the same The Crimson Tide outscored St. laysay scored 8. class as Everett,” Eagles coach John’s 27-14 in the fourth quar- English draws a rematch John Dullea said. “We just didn’t ter to seal the win. against Everett in tonight’s make some plays at the end “Nate was aggressive tonight,” championship game (6). The Ea- when we needed to and they Dullea said. “He went to the gles (14-5) will play Billerica in did. It was tied going into the basket and made some shots. He the consolation (4). fourth. We worked our way back played well tonight. He covered “I expect my guys to fight,” and battled but we needed more (Isaiah) Likely so he had a lot Anderson said. “Everett’s a good plays at the end.” ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE of responsibilities but he played team with a lot of good players. O’Neil had the hot hand ear- well. Nate’s a tough kid to stop.” We just have to make sure we Nate Hobbs led St. John’s Prep with 25 points in a loss to ly, swishing two 3-pointers and In the nightcap, English rolled don’t make mistakes because Everett at the EMass Hoops Invitational on Sunday. a pair of baskets to score 10 past Billerica for a 80-45 win. they’ll capitalize.” B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2018 Ramirez looks for big return after embracing TB12 method FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — Com- injury last season that he had to “Literally, I was hitting with one ing off a career-worst batting av- be surgically repaired during off- arm last year and hit 23,” he said. “I erage and sizeable drop in produc- season, Ramirez couldn’t wait to should hit 30.” tion, Red Sox DH Hanley Ramirez spend the winter concentrating on Entering the final year of his con- turned to a new offseason workout Brady’s workout guidelines. tract, Ramirez has a $22-million op- routine — he’s following Patri- “I started doing that last year at tion for 2019 that will kick-in with ots star quarterback Tom Brady’s the end of the season a little bit — 497 plate appearances. He figures if TB12 method. with the bands,” Ramirez said. “I he hits, he’ll play. The 34-year-old Ramirez felt like think I was feeling a little better. “You’ve got to just do your job,” entering the later stages of his ca- I was waiting for the offseason to he said. “If you don’t do your job, reer that it was time to make a start 100 percent.” they’re going to find somebody else change. For him, who better to fol- Signed to an $88-million, four- to do it.” low than a 40-year-old QB that just year contract as a free agent before The Red Sox are hoping the captured his third MVP award. 2015, Ramirez didn’t hide from how changes Ramirez made from “I went on the Tom Brady side,” poor he felt he hit last season. Brady’s ideas will show that he’s said Ramirez, who reported on Fri- “That was terrible,” he said when still a big bat in the middle of a line- day, a few days before full-squad asked about his .242 average. “RBIs. up severely lacking for power last workouts begin. “I think it’s 100 RBIs. That’s how you win games.” season. Boston finished last in the percent everything he says in the He said the injury greatly affect- AL with 168 homers. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS book, the work he does, makes ed his power — just 23 homers with “When healthy, Hanley Ramirez sense.” 62 RBIs after putting up 30/111 the is a difference-maker,” first-year Hanley Ramirez is looking for a bounce-back year af- Fighting through a left shoulder year before. manager Alex Cora said. ter a disappointing 2017 season. Pioneers hockey continues to play well down the home stretch LYNNFIELD the right point that beat Lynnfield ju- give up many goals and we knew the erated a ton of chances and carried the From B1 nior goaltender Aidan Kelly, top shelf only way we were going to get offense go- play and also in the third, and I think right. ing was to get in his (Anderson’s) grill.” the lesson is good things happen when “We carried the play initially for a lit- The rest of the second period was fast After a Westwood timeout with 2:27 to you put the puck on the net, even with tle while, but we were a little unlucky on paced, with back and forth action both go, the Wolverines pulled Anderson for bad angles, you just never know. They that first goal.” said Westwood assistant ways and both teams having plenty of an extra skater. The Pioneers dodged a had that one shot at the end, which I’m Tom McCusker. “The kid from the blue scoring chances, but defense and goal- big bullet when a turnover in the defen- not too happy about, that kid was wide line just threw it at the net, which is tending ruled. sive zone put the puck on Cronin’s stick, open, and there are no excuse for that, what you are are supposed to do in high The third period was more of the same, alone in the slot, but his shot was wide. but Aidan got big and got out of the net school hockey. I don’t think our goalie until the 9:45 mark when Westwood’s A couple of seconds later, Mark Hors- and made him miss it.” (Justin Anderson) ever saw it.” Matt Hetnik was sent to the penalty box fall blasted a shot into traffic, but Kelly Gardner singled out the penalty kill Eight minutes later, Westwood threw for high sticking. managed to cover it up. unit for limiting the Wolverine’s chanc- another break Lynnfield’s way when After a scuffle in the corner, senior DeRoche closed out the scoring with es. they got caught in a line change. DeR- captain Cooper Marengi won the ensu- his third goal of the game. He flipped a “I don’t think they had too many grade oche seized the moment and turned on ing draw. The puck ended up in heavy backhander from the red line along the A shots, no two on one chances or break- the jets at the red line, then fired off a traffic in front of the net. With sever- boards that found the mark, just inside aways,” he said. “Brando (Robbie Bran- wrist-shot bullet just inside the blue line al Lynnfield players scrambling to poke the left post to make it 4-1. dano) and Murph (Tyler Murphy) have that beat Anderson, top shelf, with just the puck free, DeRoche managed to get “I didn’t really see the empty netterm been great on the penalty kill and obvi- under three minutes left in the period. his stick on it and tucked it into the net but George wasn’t going for it, he was ously Aidan is our biggest penalty kill- Westwood cut the lead to 2-1 2:23 into to make it a 2-goal game at 3-1. just trying to get it out. We had talk- er. He had a great bounce back game the second period on a goal by center “Our PP stepped up when we needed ed about that during the timeout,” said after giving up five in the North Reading Shane Cronin. He blasted a shot from it,” said Gardner. “That team doesn’t Gardner. “On the second period we gen- game.” Fenwick girls basketball wins McIntire Classic Red Sox re-sign opening round, qualifies for state tournament Eduardo Nunez ROUNDUP and Jaxson Nadeau each scored 16 in the opening round of the Larry From B1 points to lead Fenwick. Olivia Di- McIntire IAABO Board 130 Classic FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) that’s the best thing, my Pietro added 11 points and six re- on Sunday. Duncan Moreland add- — The Boston Red Sox first choice by far.” Bishop Fenwick - 12th place bounds. The Crusaders (10-9) play ed 20 points in the win. The Pan- have re-signed infielder Nunez was limited by a Fenwick had two swimmers finish Masconomet in the championship thers (14-5) will go up against Mas- Eduardo Nunez to a one- knee injury himself down in the top three overall in their re- round this evening at 5:30 p.m. conomet in the championship game year contract with a play- the stretch last season, ap- spective events, with Sophia Lumi- St. Mary’s 58, Essex Tech 27 this evening. er option for 2019, giving pearing in only two games no placing second in the 200 individ- Olivia Nazaire led St. Mary’s with Fenwick got 22 points from Nik them another proven sec- after Sept. 9. One of those ual medley (2:07.78) and Catherine 12 points as the Spartans earned Pignone. The Crusaders (3-16) play ond baseman to fill in while was in the AL Division Se- Christuk finishing third in both a win in the opening round of the Gloucester in the consolation this Dustin Pedroia recovers ries. the 200 individual medley (2:09.33) Spartan Classic on Sunday. St. from knee surgery . afternoon. A native of the Domin- and the 100 backstroke (57.77). Lu- Mary’s plays Wilmington in the Nunez’s deal was done on GIRLS HOCKEY ican Republic who was mino also finished seventh in the championship game tonight. Sunday, the day before the St. Mary’s 1, signed by the New York 100 breaststroke (1:08.13). The 200 Arlington Catholic 41, Archbishop Williams 1 Red Sox hold their first full- medley relay team of Christuk, Lu- Saugus 33 squad workout of spring Yankees in 2004, Nunez St. Mary’s (14-3-1) will make the was traded to the Minneso- mino, Rebecca Leelman and Sarah The Sachems got 10 points from trip down to Pilgrim Skating Are- training. He gets a guaran- Long finish 13th overall (1:58.44), ta Twins in 2014. There he Molly Granara, while Alessia na in Hingham tomorrow to play teed $6 million, according while the 400 freestyle relay of found more playing time at Salzillo had nine points and Taylor Arlington in the first round of the to multiple reports, includ- Christuk, Lumino, Sabrina Botthof Bogdanski had eight points. Kiley his natural shortstop posi- Hingham Hockey Showcase. ing $4 million this season and Emily DelBene finished 15th Ronan had a solid game on the of- and a $2 million buyout. tion and made his first All- Winthrop 8, Medford 1 overall (3:55.56). On the boys side. fensive glass. Nunez can reportedly exer- Star team in 2016. Then he The Vikings (11-5-1) close out Rowan Emerson placed 12th over- Saugus (12-8) closes out its season cise a $4 million option for was traded to the Giants their season Wednesday when they all in the 100 breaststroke with a tonight against Groton-Dunstable. 2019. a few weeks later. Nunez host HPNA at Larsen. time of 1:01.67. BOYS BASKETBALL The 30-year-old batted has played almost as much Marblehead 7, Cape Cod 1 Division 1 State Meets St. Mary’s 69, a career-high .313 with 33 third base as he has short- Lynn Classical - 21st place Lynn Classical 62 The Magicians needed at least doubles and 12 home runs a tie in their final game to qualify stop over his eight-year Sarah Sirois had a big day on the The Spartans weren’t denied on over 114 games last sea- major league career. In diving board, placing fifth overall in Sunday afternoon as they earned for the state tournament, but they son between San Francis- didn’t leave anything to chance. Is- addition to second base, he the one-meter diving event with a a win in the opening round of the co and Boston. After being has also played left field, abell Amigo led the way with three acquired by the Red Sox in score of 413.10. Also finishing well Comcast Tournament. Jalen Eche- right field and designated on Saturday was Carly Mendonca, varria scored 16 of his 22 points goals, while Cate Delaney had one a trade on July 25, Nunez hitter. who placed eighth in the 100 but- in the second half to lead the way, goal and three assists. Sydney made 25 of 38 starts at sec- To make room for Nunez terfly (59.93) and ninth in the 100 while Joey Abate-Walsh added 19 Cresta and Juliette Piersol each ond base. He also hit eight on the 40-man roster, backstroke (1:00.98). points. had one goal and one assist, Bella homers in only 38 games GIRLS BASKETBALL St. Mary’s plays Belmont in the Peters had one goal, Grace Moroney for Boston. the Red Sox designated Bishop Fenwick 61, championship game this evening. had three assists and Chloe Trudel “The time I was here last right-handed pitcher Ben Beverly 45 The Rams play Brighton in the had two assists. Abby Kalinowski, year was amazing,” Nunez Taylor for assignment. The Crusaders punched their consolation game. Maddy Digiovanni and Elle Seller told reporters at the team’s Taylor was on the opening ticket to the state tournament on Beverly 80, each had one assist in the win. facility in Fort Myers, Flori- day roster last season and Sunday with a win in the opening Bishop Fenwick 53 Marblehead finishes the regular da. “There was a lot of ener- posted a 5.19 ERA in 17 1/3 round of the Larry McIntire IAABO Behind a 30-point outburst from season 10-6-1 and now awaits state gy, and I love to win. I think relief innings. Board 130 Classic. Sammi Gallant Toskany Abreu, Beverly coasted tournament seeding. St. Mary’s hockey battles back to take down Lowell Catholic

HOCKEY Kasey O’Brien had a goal for the Lucas Cornetta led the Fisher- From B1 Crusaders, while Tyler Layton and men with four goals, while Colby Derek DelVecchio each had one as- Mitchell and Harry Marshall each Tewksbury 6, Danvers 2 sist. Fenwick (5-10-3) host Peabody had two goals. Zach Abbott, John After notching a 15-1-0 record at McVan/O’Keefe Memorial Rink Mondello, EJ Field, Jack Sperry and going undefeated in Northeast- this afternoon for the Carlin Cup. and James Vandala each had one ern Conference play over its first 16 The lone goal for Saugus came goal in the win. Gloucester (10-5-4) games, Danvers now seems to have from Nick Moore. The Sachems will close out its season Wednesday hit a bit of a downturn. The Fal- (6-8-5) host Winthrop Thursday at with it hosts Lynnfield at Talbot cons haven’t earned a win in three Kasabuski Rink. Rink. games now and have given up 18 St. Mary’s 6, Lowell Catholic 5 Peabody had three different play- goals in those three games. The Spartans (12-4-4) travel out ers score in the loss, with Nick Cap- Now at 15-3-1, Danvers will try to to Springfield on Wednesday to face illo, Connor McCarron and Caleb get back on the right track tonight off against Malden Catholic in the Dollin each lighting the lamp. The PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with a game against St. John’s Prep first round of the Cardinal Classic Tanners (0-17-0) play Fenwick in The Red Sox re-signed infielder Eduardo at Bourque Arena. at the Olympia Center. the Carlin Cup at McVan/O’Keefe Nunez over the weekend to help fill in while Bishop Fenwick 2, Saugus 1 Gloucester 14, Peabody 3 Memorial Rink this afternoon. Dustin Pedroia rehabs a knee injury. Pedroia rehabs knee, to miss opener for first time in 12 years

FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — the surgery was important for his Limited to 105 games last sea- hurt like last year, waking up and offseason home in Arizona and Dustin Pedroia knew this would post-baseball life. son due to the troublesome knee, walking around was painful. It’s spoke to other NBA players who be the deal after knee surgery in “I think mentally I’m focused on the 2008 MVP hit .293 with seven not fun to live your life like that.” had similar surgeries. He also the offseason. The Red Sox second the rehab stuff they give me and homers and 62 RBIs. Pedroia explained that the sur- said the rehab process is long, but baseman will be missing from try to be the best at that,” he said Going into the offseason, he lis- gery, performed by Dr. Riley Wil- he feels like he’s ahead of sched- Boston’s opening-day lineup for outside the spring training club- tened to advice and knew what he liams III in New York — was sim- ule. the first time in 12 years. house before workouts on Satur- had to do. ilar to what former NBA player “I’m still excited and ready to The 34-year-old former AL MVP day morning. “I don’t feel (pain) anymore. I Amar’e Stoudemire had. He said go,” he said. “It’s just that they had cartilage restoration proce- “I’m not looking ahead. It is a think that’s why the decision to the doctor told him it was “basi- kind of have to look at the big pic- dure in late October and it’s ex- process. You have to stick to it. If have the surgery was important,” cally to give you tread on your ture and make sure I’m healthy pected keep him sidelined until you go outside, that’s when you he said. “If I didn’t, it would be tires.” through the remainder of my ca- May. He also understands that can get in trouble,” he said. kind of an issue. My knee doesn’t The infielder rehabbed near his reer. I appreciate that.” MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE MONDAY Cathedral at St. Mary’s (7) Boys Hockey Girls Basketball St. John’s Prep at Danvers (11:30) Lynnfield at Winthrop (7) Malden Catholic at Lincoln-Sudbury (3) Newburyport at Danvers (7) E. Longmeadow at Marblehead (7:30) Peabody at Woburn (7) Newburyport Bank Classic Boys Hockey At Graf Rink, Newburyport Hudson at Peabody (5:15) Lynn vs. Longmeadow (3) Girls Hockey Carlin Cup Hingham Hockey Showcase At McVan-O’Keefe At Pilgrim Arena, Hingham Peabody at Fenwick (2) St. Mary’s vs. Arlington (6) Girls Hockey Carlin Cup WEDNESDAY At McVan-O’Keefe Boys Hockey Fenwick at Peabody (11) Amesbury at Revere (4:30) Medford at Watertown (1) Nantucket at Marblehead (6:30) Boys Basketball Lynnfield at Gloucester (7) Revere at Hamilton-Wenham (5) St. John’s Prep at Braintree (7) Lynnfield at Melrose (5) Newburyport Bank Classic Swampscott at Marblehead (5) At Graf Rink, Newburyport Eastern Mass. Hoops Invitational Lynn at TBD (5/7) At St. John’s Prep Cardinal Classic English vs. Everett/SJP (4/6) At Olympia Ctr., West Springfield St. John’s Prep vs. English/Billerica Malden Catholic vs. St. Mary’s (6) (4/6) Girls Hockey Larry McIntire IAABO Auburn at Fenwick (12) Board 130 Classic Melrose at Peabody (2) At Beverly High Beverly at Billerica (7) Beverly vs. TBD (TBA) FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Fenwick vs. TBD (TBA) Boys Basketball Essex Tech at Saugus (4) Jason Kidd, left, was announced as one of 13 finalists for the 2018 class of the Basketball Hall of Girls Basketball Marblehead at BC High (5) Fenwick at North Shore Tournament (TBA) St. Mary’s at Spartan Classic (TBD) Fame over the weekend. Austin Prep at Lynnfield (6) Pope John at Winthrop (7) TUESDAY Girls Basketball Boys Basketball Peabody at Woburn Tournament (5/7) Jason Kidd, Steve Nash highlight TV/RADIO TV Naismith Hall of Fame finalists NHL 4 p.m...... Boston at Calgary...... NESN College basketball LOS ANGELES (AP) — Point year career with the Suns, Dallas U.S. in Sydney Olympics in 2000 and 7 p.m...... Howard at N.C. Central...... ESPNU guards could run the show in the Mavericks and Los Angeles Lakers Beijing Olympics in 2008. 7 p.m...... Maryland at Northwestern...... FS1 next Naismith Memorial Basketball and helped kickstart the development James Worthy, the standout Lakers 7 p.m...... Miami at Notre Dame...... ESPN Hall of Fame class, with Jason Kidd of the sport in Canada with his free- forward who was inducted into the 8:30 p.m...... Alcorn St. at Alabama St...... ESPNU and two-time NBA MVP Steve Nash wheeling style. Nash was also a two- Hall of Fame in 2003, saw plenty of 9 p.m...... Minnesota at Wisconsin...... FS1 among the 13 finalists announced time WCC player of the year in 1995- both Kidd and Nash as a television 9 p.m...... Oklahoma at Kansas...... ESPN Saturday morning. 96 at Santa Clara and engineered a analyst. Worthy thinks it would be fit- 9 p.m...... College basketball - women 6 p.m...... Florida St. at Duke...... ESPN2 Ray Allen, Grant Hill, Maurice memorable upset of second-seeded ting for Kidd and Nash to be inducted 8 p.m...... Baylor at Texas...... ESPN2 Cheeks and Chris Webber also made Arizona in the NCAA Tournament. in the same class. 7 p.m...... Syracuse at Pittsburgh...... NESN Plus the cut, but the two standout point Kidd was the 1994-95 NBA rookie “Enhancers of the game, and made Olympics guards are all but locks to headline of the year, setting the stage for a 19- everyone else better than they prob- 12:35 a.m...... Snowboarding...... NBC the class, which will be unveiled year career in which he made the All- ably were,” Worthy said. “Jason Kidd 1:30 a.m...... Women’s curling: US vs. Denmark...... NBCSN during the NCAA Final Four in San NBA first team five times and All-De- had a flair that was like Magic John- 4:30 a.m...... Men’s curling: US vs. Canada...... NBCSN Antonio. fensive first team four times. Kidd son, he just had angles. And Steve 6:10 a.m...... Women’s hockey; ski jumping...... NBCSN Kidd ranks second in NBA history won an NBA title with the Dallas Nash was the same way.” 11 a.m...... Bobsled; speedskating...... NBCSN with 12,091 assists, and Nash is third Mavericks in 2011 and is second all- There are other strong contenders 12:30 p.m...... Men’s curling: US vs. Canada...... NBCSN with 10,335 assists. time with 2,684 steals. He also was outside of Kidd and Nash, with Hill’s 3 p.m...... Ski jumping; speedskating...... NBC 5 p.m...... Women’s curling: US vs. China...... CNBC Nash won back-to-back MVP named Pac-10 freshman of the year college success and Allen’s prolific 7 p.m...... Figure skating; alpine skiing...... NBCSN awards in 2005 and 2006 with the in 1993 and Pac-10 player of the year shooting marking the strongest ar- 8 p.m...... Figure skating; freestyle skiing; bobsled..... NBC Phoenix Suns. He made the All-NBA in 1994 during his two seasons at Cal- guments for each of their respective 10:10 p.m...... Men’s hockey...... NBCSN first team three times during his 18- ifornia, and won gold medals with the candidacies. Soccer 2:30 p.m...... RB Leipzig at Eintracht Frankfurt...... FS2 2:55 p.m...... Manchester City at Wigan Athletic...... FS1 Radio Red, white and bruised: US struggles NHL 4 p.m...... Boston at Calgary...... WBZ-FM 98.5 to win medals at Pyeongchang Games SPORTS BRIEFS PYEONGCHANG, South ago — is still waiting for Ridley basketball This will be a high inten- Korea (AP) — It was, per- its first gold medal. But at sity clinic for boys and girls haps, the defining moment least the Russians — who skills clinics to get you in shape and to for the U.S. team at this are not an official team help develop basketball Olympics. here — have an excuse be- The Helen Ridley basket- skills. Drills are designed to Not Shaun White blitz- cause some of its best dop- ball skills clinics will be help any player at any level ing the halfpipe in a final ers from Sochi were banned held over the next few with ball handling, shooting run to win gold, a win that from these games. Even the months, with nine sessions (off the dribble, off screens came with some baggage by partial Russian team has in total. The clinics are all and off the pass), creating itself. Or Chloe Kim delight- 10 medals overall, same as on Mondays from 7 p.m. your own shot and finishing ing fans from two countries the U.S. until 8:30 p.m., and will be at the rim. We will also mix when she won her halfpipe, The U.S. runs an ex- held on April 9, 23 and 30; in playing games so that either. tensive winter training May 7, 14 and 21; June 4, players can learn how to No, it came on Friday program with millions of 11 and 18. The clinics are use their skills in a game when — within 20 seconds dollars spent every year open to boys and girls in situation. to train top athletes just grades 4-12 and will be Please email or call Helen of each other — Nathan held at St. Mary’s High Ridley to save your spot Chen skated his way out for this occasion. The U.S. School on 35 Tremont St. and/or if you have any of medal contention and Olympic Committee took The cost of the clinic is questions at ridleytopflight- Mikaela Shiffrin faltered in more than $300 million $200 and participants will [email protected] or in the slalom she had been in 2016 alone, with a big need to bring a ball. 781-775-0778. expected to ski away with. chunk of that used to train And with it went any elite athletes. chance the U.S. had of re- That’s a lot of money with NBA deeming itself in what is very little to show for it. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE shaping up as a frustrating Through Sunday Ameri- Atlantic Division Southwest Division PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Olympics for an American can athletes are fifth on the Toronto 41 16 .719 — Houston 44 13 .772 — team that had hopes of end- United States skiier Lindsey Vonn looks on af- medal list. Boston 40 19 .678 2 San Antonio 35 24 .593 10 ing up near the top of the ter her run in the women’s downhill on Friday Take away the new sports Philadelphia 30 25 .545 10 New Orleans 31 26 .544 13 New York 23 36 .390 19 Memphis 18 38 .321 25½ medal table. in Pyeongchang, South Korea. added to the Olympics since Brooklyn 19 40 .322 23 Dallas 18 40 .310 26½ The biggest team in the 1992, and the U.S. would Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Olympics — 241 athletes But if those waving the gians. have a grand total of two Washington 33 24 .579 — Minnesota 35 25 .583 — — has been a flop so far, red, white and blue want a The U.S., a nation of some medals. Miami 30 28 .517 3½ Oklahoma City 33 26 .559 1½ Charlotte 24 33 .421 9 Portland 32 26 .552 2 winning so few medals statistic that really stuns, 320 million people, has 10 The Associated Press had Orlando 18 39 .316 15 Denver 31 26 .544 2½ that you can count them on consider this one: medals or one for every 32 projected the U.S. to have Atlanta 18 41 .305 16 Utah 30 28 .517 4 both hands. Take away the Norway, a nation of 5.3 million Americans. 20 medals at this point, and Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB new wave of snowboarding million people is leading It could be worse. Russia Team USA has averaged 30 Cleveland 34 22 .607 — Golden State 44 14 .759 — events, and you can count with 25 medals so far, or one — which won the medal medals total over the last Milwaukee 32 24 .571 2 L.A. Clippers 30 26 .536 13 Indiana 33 25 .569 2 L.A. Lakers 23 33 .411 20 them with one hand. for every 212,000 Norwe- count in Sochi four years three Winter Olympics. Detroit 28 29 .491 6½ Sacramento 18 39 .316 25½ Chicago 20 37 .351 14½ Phoenix 18 41 .305 26½

Sunday’s Games New York at Orlando, 7 p.m. 2018 All-Star Game Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. Team LeBron vs. Team Stephen at Los Washington at Cleveland, 8 p.m. NBA All-Star Game Angeles, Calif., 8 p.m. Oklahoma City at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Monday’s Games L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. No games scheduled. Friday’s Games Tuesday’s Games Atlanta at Indiana, 7 p.m. No games scheduled. Boston at Detroit, 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Charlotte at Washington, 7 p.m. No games scheduled. Milwaukee at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Thursday’s Games Cleveland at Memphis, 8 p.m. Brooklyn at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Miami at New Orleans, 8 p.m.

NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 59 39 17 3 81 211 159 Nashville 57 34 14 9 77 177 150 Boston 56 35 13 8 78 186 139 Winnipeg 58 34 15 9 77 189 155 Toronto 61 36 20 5 77 204 172 Dallas 58 34 20 4 72 177 152 Florida 55 26 23 6 58 164 178 St. Louis 60 34 22 4 72 171 153 Detroit 58 24 25 9 57 155 174 Minnesota 58 31 20 7 69 172 166 Ottawa 57 21 27 9 51 156 199 Colorado 58 31 23 4 66 179 173 Montreal 58 22 29 7 51 149 185 Chicago 59 25 26 8 58 169 170 Buffalo 59 17 31 11 45 141 195 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 58 39 15 4 82 202 158 Pittsburgh 61 35 22 4 74 195 180 San Jose 58 31 19 8 70 170 159 Washington 58 33 18 7 73 182 174 Anaheim 60 29 20 11 69 167 170 New Jersey 59 31 20 8 70 180 181 Calgary 59 30 21 8 68 168 173 Philadelphia 59 30 19 10 70 178 172 Los Angeles 58 31 22 5 67 167 145 N.Y. Islanders 60 29 25 6 64 200 214 Edmonton 58 24 30 4 52 162 191 Carolina 60 27 23 10 64 162 180 Vancouver 59 23 30 6 52 157 189 Columbus 59 29 25 5 63 157 169 Arizona 59 17 32 10 44 143 197 N.Y. Rangers 60 27 28 5 59 173 191 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss.

Sunday’s Games Ottawa at Nashville, 8 p.m. Philadelphia 7, N.Y. Rangers 4 Los Angeles at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Edmonton 4, Colorado 2 Anaheim at Vegas, 10 p.m. New Jersey 3, Carolina 2, OT Tuesday’s Games Pittsburgh 5, Columbus 2 Montreal at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Toronto 3, Detroit 2 Tampa Bay at Washington, 7 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Florida at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Columbus at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Dallas at San Jose, 8 p.m. Florida at Toronto, 7 p.m. Monday’s Games Nashville at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. LeBron James, center, goes up for a layup past Golden State Warriors All-Stars Draymond Minnesota at N.Y. Islanders, 1 p.m. San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Green, Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry during the NBA All-Star Game on Sunday night. Washington at Buffalo, 3 p.m. Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Boston at Calgary, 4 p.m. Boston at Edmonton, 9 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don’t step out of bounds when Don’t wait to be asked to jump Slow down before you make Initiate change, but do so qui- You’ll flip-flop when it comes Make positive changes at dealing with people who can in and help. Fire up your enthu- a mistake. Partnerships will etly and quickly. Act on instinct to emotional matters. Try not home. Move things around to affect the outcome of what you siasm and make a difference test your patience and leave and make sure that whatever to confuse someone you love. make space for new projects are trying to pursue. Getting to the outcome of whatever you you feeling uncertain. Take you initiate is going to increase If you cannot commit to some- or to encourage using what’s along with others will encour- pursue. Distance yourself from a step back to gain a better your financial situation instead thing, do your best to explain at hand and getting rid of what age support and success. disgruntled or negative individ- footing. of creating debt. why that’s so. you don’t need. uals. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Get everything in order before Know what you want before you Sign up and help out. Whether Look past the demands being Put your energy into something Be open to new possibilities. you lay your cards on the ta- start talking. Having a plan will assisting in your community or put on you and focus on what’s that will make a difference. It’s OK to change your mind ble. Precision and attention to give you the control you need promoting your beliefs, doing actually possible. If you are Don’t argue or waste time on or do things differently. Con- detail will help you avoid an to get others to bend to your something for the betterment of intent on learning and experi- people who play mind games necting with people who have unwanted change that could way of thinking. Personal gains society will make you feel good menting with alternative meth- with you. Choose your friends something to offer will inspire leave you struggling to reach are apparent. and will encourage progress. ods, you will excel. wisely. you. your goal.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Former plain Jane becomes obsessed with her looks Establish first and cash second DEAR ABBY: When I can receive these military H.L. Hunt, a Texas oil tycoon table and see what happens was in my teens, and even Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van markers at no cost. Start- who had three wives and 15 if South takes all of dummy’s into my 20s and 30s, I was Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, ing the process is as easy children, said, “Decide what diamond winners immediate- a Plain Jane. I had little and was founded by her mother, as contacting the cemetery, you want; decide what you are ly. self-confidence. But strange- the VA at www.cem.va. willing to exchange for it. Es- Finally, note that if the red ly, I’m one of those people Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at gov/hmm/, or a local VFW tablish your priorities and go suits were exchanged, giving who has gotten better DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los or American Legion post to work.” North a solid six-card heart looking as I’ve aged. Now Angeles, CA 90069. for assistance. That is a reasonable plan suit, the bidding would prob- in my 50s, I am better for a bridge player, especially ably end in four hearts after looking than many women DEAR ABBY: I need ad- when in a no-trump contract. one diamond - (one spade) my age or even younger. rather than external beau- tive and contacted the VA vice on whether to contact Take today’s deal, for exam- - two hearts - two no-trump - Men definitely notice me, ty — kindness, warmth, myself. I obtained the re- an old friend who back- ple. How should South pro- four hearts. But that contract and I love it. intelligence, generosity, an cord of his honorable dis- stabbed me years ago with ceed in three no-trump after has four losers: one spade, My problem is, I’m now appreciation for the value charge (form DD 214) and my former business part- West leads a low spade? one diamond and two clubs. obsessed with my appear- of others — because charm his death certificate. I ner. I’m trying to get back ance. I constantly worry South might rebid two With a solid minor, we always lasts longer than beauty. filled out the appropriate into the field, and this old hearts. If he does, North could think about three no-trump. that I’ll lose my looks. I This is not to say I don’t paperwork and my uncle “friend” is doing well now. have even considered cos- cue-bid two spades to ask Perhaps with a solid major appreciate the value of cos- got the marker to which He has a lot of contacts metic surgery. I don’t want South to bid no-trump with a and no singleton or void, it metic surgery, which can he was entitled free of that could help me start to be the shallow person I do wonders for a person’s stopper or two in spades, or might be a good idea to aim charge. It was delivered my own company. I’m not could rebid three diamonds. there also. see I’m becoming. What sagging ego. But your ap- directly to the cemetery, can I do? sure if I should contact When in no-trump, always pearance should not be the and the only cost involved him because of what he focus of your life because, count your top tricks, your im- LATE BLOOMER was the installation. It did to me. Should I? frankly, it isn’t healthy. mediate winners. Here, South was well worth it, and I has seven: one spade (given DEAR LATE BLOOMER: have never asked my cous- UNCERTAIN IN There’s a saying, “You can DEAR ABBY: I am CALIFORNIA the first trick) and six dia- ins for a dime. I felt proud monds. He needs two more fool Mother Nature, but writing in response to the about having done some- DEAR UNCERTAIN: tricks, which can come from you can’t fool Father Time.” letter from “Military Ser- thing for a deserving vet! What it boils down to is, vice Marker” you printed Frankly, I think it would the majors. However, it is vi- time takes its toll on every- on Dec. 22. When my un- BILL B. IN be a waste of time. Leop- tal to establish those winners one. cle, a military veteran, MISSOURI ards don’t usually change now. It isn’t shallow to have passed away, he was with- their spots. If you expect At trick two, South should the feelings you are experi- out a military service mark- DEAR BILL: My thanks someone who backstabbed lead his heart king. If West encing. But please remem- er, too. His two kids (my to you and to the scores of you once in business to be- plays low, declarer must lead ber that beauty is more cousins) didn’t bother to other readers who wrote to come generous and help- a spade to get his ninth trick than what’s on the surface. obtain one, probably out of share this information ful, you are dreaming. in that suit. Perhaps it’s time to start sheer laziness. with me. It is important to Find another way to net- It is an interesting exercise concentrating on qualities Feeling that it was im- know that relatives of de- work that he can’t “taint,” to lay this deal out on your that accentuate your inner portant, I took the initia- ceased military veterans because if he can, he will.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT MISSING YOUR DAILY ITEM? By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT The Item offers early morning home delivery at .50/per day; given by Diana Pizarro to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION half the store price. If your paper delivery is missed, please nominee for First Horizon Home Loan Corporation, its successors and assigns, Docket No. ES18P0274EA call us at 781-593-7700, ext. 2, before 10:00 a.m. so we can dated January 29, 2007 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Essex Probate and Family Court arrange for re-delivery. Customers who call after 10:00 a.m. Registry of Deeds at Book 26519, Page 477 subsequently assigned to First 36 Federal Street will receive a credit for that day's paper. Thank you! Horizon Home Loans, a division of First Tennessee Bank National Association by Salem, MA 01970 Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. by assignment recorded in said (978)744-1020 GENERAL Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 28976, Page 148 and subsequently assigned to Federal National Mortgage Association by First Horizon HELP WANTED Home Loans, a division of First Tennessee Bank, N.A. by assignment recorded in Estate of: said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 35968, Page 427; Richard S. Walker of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the Date of Death: 01/03/2018 conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at To all interested persons: Public Auction at 3:00 PM on March 12, 2018 at 220 Jenness Street, Lynn, MA, A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: Representative has been filed by: Timmy J. Walker of Salem MA Certain land with the buildings thereon situated in Lynn, Essex County, requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Massachusetts bounded and described as follows: Easterly by Jenness Street, Fifty as requested in the Petition. Feet; Southerly by land now or formerly of Smith, sixty-eight and 02/100; The Petitioner requests that: Southwesterly by land now or formerly of said Smith, sixty-two and 18/100; Timmy J. Walker of Salem MA Now Hiring! Northerly by a right of way 12 feet wide, one hundred feet, be all said be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and described; being Personal Surety on the bond in an unsupervised administration. Manufacturing Engineering Technician/CNC Programmer Harmonic Drive the premises marked "Putnam" on a plan of land, Jenness Street, Lynn, Property of IMPORTANT NOTICE LLC is a renowned manufacturer of high-precision gears and actuators located G.A. Smith" by C.F. Bergstrom, C.E., dated October 25, 1922, recorded with the You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the in Peabody MA. Essex South District Deeds, Book 2603, Page 28, and containing 4311 square Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney feet of land according to said plan. The dwelling house on the premises is now must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on We are looking for an experienced Manufacturing Engineering Technician/CNC known as and numbered 220 said Jenness Street. Subject to the easement in the return day of 03/12/2018. Programmer to join our team of expert machinists, technicians and engineers above mentioned way granted by instrument recorded in Book 3663, Page 591. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written in our world-class manufacturing headquarters. For title see Deed to Frank W. Palmer, Jr. and Virginia E. Palmer, husband and appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a wife, tenants by the entirety recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Knowledge/Skill Requirements Registry of Deeds, Book 5243, Page 90. Frank W. Palmer, Jr. died on January 10, within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further 1996. And the following real estate bounded and described as follows: Easterly by notice to you. • Mastercam and AutoCAD proficiency required; Solidworks skills a plus Jenness Street, 50 feet Southerly by a 12 foot right of way, 103 feet; Westerly by UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM land now or formerly of McFadyen, 47.58 feet; and Northerly by said land of PROBATE CODE (MUPC) • Experience programming CNC lathes for precision machining; mill/turn McFadyen, shown as Lot 2 on the plan first hereinafter referred to, 101.99 feet; be A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised machines a plus all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the described; being the premises shown as Lot 1 on a plan of land belonging to Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the • Working knowledge of general machine shop and measuring practices Annie and Angus McFadyen, situated in Lynn, Mass., by Bradford and Weed, C.E., administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the dated March 2, 1929; and a portion of the lot marked "McFadyen" on a "Plan of Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and • Ability to work creatively and responsibly with minimal supervision Land, Jenness Street, Lynn, Property of G.A. Smith" by C.F. Bergstrom, C.E., dated expenses of administration. October 25, 1922, recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Book 2603, Page WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. • Capable of managing multiple tasks simultaneously, on a continuous basis 28. Said premises are subject to zoning ordinances of the City of Lynn. Date: February 01, 2018 Pamela Casey O'Brien • Good verbal and written communication skills The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Register of Probate restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to From the Law Offices of; • Good general computer skills including Microsoft Office applications M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Casey and Lundregan PC assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. 71 Wasington Street 2nd FL Outstanding Benefits Include: Salem, MA 01970 TERMS OF SALE: 978-741-3888 100% Company Paid Medical and Dental Premiums, 401K Match, Profit A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Item: February 19, 2018 Sharing Bonus, Paid Vacation, Sick Time and 13 Paid Holidays a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be For detailed job descriptions and to see all open positions: HarmonicDrive.net/careers Send your resume to: [email protected] or delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Commonwealth of Massachusetts apply in person M-F at: 247 Lynnfield Street, Peabody, MA required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of County of Essex the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days The Superior Court from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other GENERAL check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid CIVIL DOCKET #1777CV01726 HELP WANTED at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure RE: North Shore Bank, a Co-operative Bank v Freda sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further ORDER OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of TO: Anthony Freda, Lynnfield, in the County of Essex; all in said an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Commonwealth; Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. AND TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO THE BENEFIT OF THE SERVICE Environmental Laborer MEMBERS CIVIL RELIEF ACT, 50 U.S.C. c.50 s.3901 (et seq): Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) Triumvirate Environmental, one of the largest environmental North Shore Bank, a Co-operative Bank, a banking institution with a services firms in North America, is looking for an Present Holder of said Mortgage, usual place of business in Peabody Environmental Laborer to join our team in Somerville, MA. By Its Attorneys, Experience in the environmental field is preferred, but we ORLANS PC claiming to be the holder of a mortgage covering property situated at 7 Sylvan will train the right person. PO Box 540540 Circle, Lynnfield, Essex County, MA, and more fully described in said mortgage. Waltham, MA 02454 Responsibilities: Phone: (781) 790-7800 given by Anthony Freda; Dated March 11, 2014 x Maintain good attendance and punctuality. 16-012614 x Flexibility with working schedule as start and Item: February 19, 26, March 5, 2018 recorded in the Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds, Document # end times may vary. 550676 Certificate of Title #79874 has/have filed with said court a Complaint for x Perform equipment decontaminations, confined space NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. entries, soil remediation work, underground storage tank cleaning and removal. By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United mortgage given by Tyrone Lozano a/k/a Tyrone A. Lozano and Lachana Willis States of America, then you may be entitles to the benefits of the Servicemembers x Provide clients with high-quality and professional a/k/a Lachana R. Willis to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on customer service. Nominee for Mortgage Lenders Network USA, Inc., dated August 25, 2006 and that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in x Willingness to wear a respirator for 2 to 6 hours per day. recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book said court in said County on or before 03/19/2018 or you may be forever barred x Assist Supervisor and foreman as requested. 26027, Page 344, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by from claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act. assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to U.S. Bank For further information on Triumvirate, our corporate culture, National Association, as Trustee, for Residential Asset Securities Corporation, Witness, Judith Fabricant, Esquire, Chief Justice of the Superior Court, at Lawrence, and our benefits package, please check us out and apply at Home Equity Mortgage Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-EMX9 Massachusetts, this 2nd day of February, 2018. 617-715-8982 dated December 17, 2015 and recorded with said registry on December 24, 2015 Thomas H. Driscoll Jr., at Book 34617 Page 26, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the Clerk of Courts GENERAL purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 p.m. on HELP WANTED March 7, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located at 20 Huss Court, Unit 202, Item: February 19, 2018 Vinecroft Condominium a/k/a 20 Vine Street, Unit 202, Vinecroft Condominium, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in Commonwealth of Massachusetts Real Estate salesperson wanted said mortgage, County of Essex Outstanding opportunity! Positive attitude, good people skills The Superior Court more important than experience. Part or full time. TO WIT: CIVIL DOCKET #1777CV01725 Call John or Mike Connor Property Address: 20 Huss Court, Lynn, MA 01905 781-581-5940 RE: North Shore Bank, a Co-operative Bank v Freda, Trustee Unit 202 of the Vinecroft Condominium, a condominium in Lynn, Essex County, Connor Real Estate MA, established pursuant to Mass General Laws Chapter 183A which Unit is ORDER OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION shown as Unit 202, located on the second floor of the condominium as reflected MEDICAL in the plans of the condominium and units as recorded with the Master Deed at TO: Anthony Freda Trustee of 565 Lincoln Avenue Realty Trust, EMPLOYMENT Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 23248, Page 325. Lynnfield, in the County of Essex; all in said Commonwealth;

Said unit is conveyed together with an undivided .045% interest in the Common AND TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO THE BENEFIT OF THE SERVICE Areas and Facilities of the property described in said Master Deed attributable to MEMBERS CIVIL RELIEF ACT, 50 U.S.C. c.50 s.3901 (et seq): said Unit and together with any Exclusive rights described in said Master Deed. FEBRUARY 22, 2018 North Shore Bank, a Co-operative Bank, a banking institution with a HUNT NURSING The Post Office address of Unit 202 is 20 Vine Street, a/k/a 20 Huss Court, Lynn, usual place of business in Peabody AND REHABILITATION CENTER MA. The unit is intended to be used solely for residential purposes. 1-5 P.M. claiming to be the holder of a mortgage covering property situated at 565 Lincoln 90 LINDALL ST. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Avenue, Saugus, Essex County, MA, and more fully described in said mortgage. DANVERS ,MA District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24894, Page 376. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: given by Anthony Freda Trustee of 565 Lincoln Avenue Realty Trust u/d/t dated JULIE MANALAYSAY These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit 6/4/14, recorded with the Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds in 978-777-3740 of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Book 33320, Page 8; Dated June 4, 2014 nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or recorded in the Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds, Book 33320, liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Page 14, has/have filed with said court a Complaint for determination of having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United TERMS OF SALE: States of America, then you may be entitles to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. said court in said County on or before 03/19/2018 or you may be forever barred The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., from claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act. 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days Witness, Judith Fabricant, Esquire, Chief Justice of the Superior Court, at Lawrence, from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon Massachusetts, this 2nd day of February, 2018. ASK ABOUT OUR receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in Thomas H. Driscoll Jr., said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. STEPPING STONE Clerk of Courts PROGRAM THAT COVERS Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. 100% OF YOUR NURSING A TRUE COPY, ATTEST SCHOOL EDUCATION! Kelley P. Sullivan U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- DEPUTY ASS'T. CLERK TION, AS TRUSTEE, FOR RESIDENTIAL ASSET SECURITIES CORPORATION, HOME Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 EQUITY MORTGAGE ASSET-BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES Item: February 19, 2018 to subscribe today. 2006-EMX9 Present holder of said mortgage

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By Christine Clarridge THE SEATTLE TIMES Just before 3 a.m., the distress call came in to the Coast Guard’s Small Boat Rescue Station in Seattle: A young woman and anoth- er person were on a weath- FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE er-battled paddleboat in If you slip on ice, try not to break your fall with the middle of Puget Sound your wrists. — and they were sinking. The Coast Guard’s Travis Curley, 31, and three other crew members raced their Why wrists are a 45-foot response boat to- ward the reported location of the distressed boaters. As common casualty they rounded Duwamish Head at West Seattle’s northern point, they heard during wintertime from dispatchers that the woman had screamed just MAYO CLINIC time because of conditions before the line went dead. FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE NEWS NETWORK like osteoporosis. In most cases, Kakar says “Most likely, that means An extracorporeal membrane oxygenation machine, or ECMO, at Har- Winter weather tends to four to six weeks in a cast to she was now in the water,” borview Medical Center. cause a spike in visits to said Curley, a boatswain’s the emergency department, let the bone heal is the best mate first class, recount- survived,” said Dr. Eileen ter have ECMO machines it a miracle and I owe Dr. and wrist injuries are one treatment, assuming it’s ing the Jan. 21 rescue. Bulger, the UW Medicine that are used to support Bulger and her team my of the biggest reasons. Dr. lined up properly, but some- After nearly two hours physician who runs the patients undergoing car- life,” said Cmdr. David Har- Sanj Kakar, an orthopedic times surgery is necessary. of searching through 4- hospital’s trauma unit. diac surgery. But those ris, a naval flight officer hand and wrist surgeon But avoiding a wrist in- to 5-foot waves and bat- Against all odds, the machines are reserved who suffered devastating at Mayo Clinic, says walk- jury when you fall on ice is difficult. tling 35 mph wind gusts, woman made a full recov- for specific patients under lung damage in a Dec. 2016 ing on ice and snow can be a Coast Guard helicopter “I think when we fall, ery; the man she was with certain circumstances. accident at Naval Air Sta- treacherous and force peo- crew saw the 21-year-old did not make it. In contrast, Bulger be- it’s a split-second deci- tion Whidbey Island. ple to make tough split-sec- Vashon Island woman The Extracorporeal Mem- lieves using Harborview’s sion on how we’re going to “There was massive over- ond decisions. floating face down near brane Oxygenation ma- five ECMO machines “Immediately, if you think fall,” Kakar says. “And the pressurization of a cockpit Seahurst Park in Burien. chine (ECMO) is a spe- more widely to treat peo- when you fall, you’re going problem is if you fall onto on the flight deck that es- Curley and his crew cialized pump that drains ple with otherwise fatal to put your wrist out. And your wrist, there’s a high pulled her from the water a patient’s blood from a lung and heart injuries sentially caused my lungs what will happen is that chance of a wrist fracture. and performed CPR before major vein, adds oxygen, fits the medical center’s to explode and collapse,” will brace your fall, and If you fall down, for ex- she was loaded into an strips out carbon dioxide, mission as the state’s only he said in a recent tele- all your body weight goes ample, on your hip, then ambulance at the Fauntle- warms it and pumps it Level I adult and pediatric phone interview. through there,” Kakar says. there’s a hip fracture.” roy Ferry Terminal in back into the body. trauma and burn center. His injuries were so se- Kakar always sees an Kakar says if you have West Seattle. The machines have been “This technology is real- vere that doctors believed increase in wrist injuries to walk in snow or on ice, By the time she reached used for decades as heart- ly encouraging,” said Dr. he would not live, or if immediately after winter it’s best to slow down and Harborview Medical Cen- lung machines during Steven Mitchell, UW Med- he did, his quality of life storms, especially among have something or some- ter, her body’s core was at open-heart surgery and on icine’s medical director would be poor, he said. older people whose bones one to hold onto in case 77 degrees and it had been newborns in intensive care. of emergency services at He was treated by Navy may become weak over you start to fall. at least four hours since But in the last decade they Harborview. medics on the ground and her heart or lungs had have been used increasingly Of the 28 patients who worked on their own. on adults with traumatic have been treated with one on the flight to Harbor- Had it not been for the heart and lung injuries, in of the hospital’s ECMO view and put on an ECMO use of a machine that Europe and in some parts of machines, 60 percent have machine. The machine call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 re-oxygenates and warms the United States. survived and most of the was able to do the work of to start your patients’ blood, “We don’t Both Swedish Hospital survivors have flourished. his lungs during his recov- daily subscription. think she would have and the UW Medical Cen- “I would definitely call ery, and they fully healed.

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