SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 Lynn eld takes out plan to replace Bali Hai

By Thomas Grillo we did not receive the unan- exception of one neighbor, Oak Last summer, the Palumbos But those changes, and a traf- ITEM STAFF imous vote of the ZBA,” said Street resident Mohammad proposed a three-story build- c and school study from the Ted Regnante, the attorney for Saeed, who attended one of the ing with 32 luxury apartments developers that said there will LYNNFIELD — Patrons of the Lynn eld twins Matthew and public hearings last summer to priced from $2,200 to $3,300. be little impact on traf c and Bali Hai can breathe a sigh of relief. David Palumbo, who had hoped support the apartments, neigh- But that got a thumbs-down schools, failed to sway the neigh- A proposal to replace the 277- to redevelop the eating place on bors were united in opposition. from neighbors and the Plan- borhood and the ZBA. seat Polynesian restaurant Moulton Road. “My clients are Many said they prefer the un- ning Board. The brothers came Regnante had argued town with two dozen luxury apart- exploring their options, includ- derused restaurant to more cars back in the fall with a smaller zoning allows for the develop- ments was rejected by the Zon- ing whether to appeal the deci- clogging what they called an al- plan that reduced the number ment because it is simply an- ing Board of Appeals (ZBA) late sion to the Land Court.” ready congested section of town. of units to 23 and lowered the other nonconforming use that Tuesday. The project faced giant hur- Others said they feared the in- height of the building to two sto- “We were disappointed that dles from the start. With the  ux of school children. ries. LYNNFIELD, A3 Oprah’s generosity pays off for Tech alum By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF Lynn native Coral Gonzalez is one of the rst recipients of the Oprah Winfrey Scholarship, which doubled to $3 million after the generous celebrity came to town. The University of Massachusetts Low- ell raised $1.5 million in ticket sales and sponsorships ahead of last week’s Chancellor’s Speaker Series. Winfrey, the Black Friday shoppers event’s special guest, was there to greet the six scholarship recipients and thank each of them for the handwritten thank- you cards they sent to her. Winfrey then brave the cold in Saugus surprised the school and matched another $1.5 million right on top. By Bella diGrazia ly before 7 p.m., she said. The Everett resident A sizable crowd “It was just an unbelievable moment,” ITEM STAFF spent the last few Black Fridays as a retail gathers in the said Gonzalez, a Lynn Tech High School worker, and this was her rst as a shopper. She freezing cold at alumna. “All I could hear was people cheer- SAUGUS — Shoppers braved the bitter cold to said it was a last-minute decision after her lap- the Best Buy at ing after they stood up and it was just so get in on Best Buy’s Black Friday doorbusters. top broke and she saw the Black Friday deals. Square One Mall surreal.” Laptops for $99 and 43-inch televisions for Brandon Ebeh, of Lynn, waited outside of as they wait for The scholarship, meant for students who $129 had people wrapped up in blankets and the store for his shift to begin at Best Buy. He Black Friday to are in nancial need but show good aca- holding on to each other for warmth at Square weathered the cold until he was allowed to go start. demic standing, was initiated by Andre One Mall on Thursday night. Some of them inside at 12:30 a.m. This was his second Black Dubus III, an English professor at UMa- waited in the frigid weather — 16 degrees, ac- Friday shift and he was prepared for the store’s ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ss-Lowell. Winfrey and Dubus have been cording to the National Weather Service — for doors to open at 1 a.m. in contact since his debut novel, “House of six hours. Also out in the cold, Revere residents Vanes- Sand and Fog,” was on the talk show hosts’ “I got brain freeze,” said Carol DeMaria of Ev- sa Chicas, Owen Forte, Borina Forte, and Dan book club section in 2000, according to the erett. “I’ll never do this again. I was going back Forte waited almost two hours to score some UMass-Lowell newsletter. and forth to my car trying to get the feeling in TVs. Chicas, 19, said it was freezing but a brand According to the newsletter, Dubus was my toes back.” one of the few authors she had on her show DeMaria and her family got to the doors short- SHOPPERS, A3 who wrote her a thank-you note. Winfrey said the note was beautifully written and is now on display as part of the “Watching Oprah” exhibition at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African-American History. Dubus sent several eloquent letters of invitation to Winfrey over the years, ac- cording to the newsletter. When the talk show host realized the English professor A  ood was looking to raise money for students who need it, she said it was worth it. washed The six scholarship recipients were ini- tially slated to get $2,500 a semester, said Gonzalez, but that was before Winfrey away this doubled the amount. In order to be se- lected for the large sum award, students had to be nominated by someone from the family’s university, and Gonzalez was nominated by Ann Ciaraldi, associate dean of compli- ance and violence prevention. Christmas “I am very honored and thankful that I was chosen,” said Gonzalez. “If I didn’t plans OPRAH, A3 A little help from Item Santa could be a bridge over troubled waters for one fam- ily. That trouble came for many Lynners on Aug. 12, when a Electrical fault led to  ash  ood drowned the base- ments of homes across the city. For one parent of three Thanksgiving blaze in Lynn who wrote to Item Santa, the torrential rain ruined their The Grover Street home was Lynn re ghters entire stash of holiday cheer. By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF “Everything I have stored, built in 1910 using “balloon knock down the construction,” an old method blaze of a two- including our Christmas tree LYNN — The blaze that that frames houses with long alarm re on and our kids’ toys, are dam- ripped through a triple deck- Grover Street in aged,” she wrote. “All had to er home Thanksgiving night studs that extend interrupt- Lynn on a cold be thrown away.” began after an electrical re ed from the sill on top of the Thanksgiving She’s not alone. The rains started in the basement and foundation all the way up to of August led to widespread traveled up through the walls. the roof. night. damage throughout the city. The building, home to four “The re traveled up through Parts of the downtown, Bos- ITEM PHOTO | children and 13 adults, is a the walls and into the roof, SPENSER HASAK ton Street, and several other total loss, according to Lynn neighborhoods were inun- Fire Capt. Joseph Zukas. FIRE, A3 dated when 8 inches of rain fell in just over two hours time. The sheer volume over- INSIDE whelmed the city’s aging sew- er system, forcing the rising Revere Sports Possible human remains Peabody Athletics Lynn native Coral Gonzalez hugs ITEM SANTA, A3 found in Rumney Marsh. A6 Hall of Fame welcomes 18. B1 Oprah Winfrey.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 46° VOL. 140, ISSUE 283 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 42° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 OBITUARIES Alice M. Mardigian, 90 For same-sex couples, a new 1928-2018 LYNN — Alice Mae James of Valencia, path to legal parenthood (Pierce) (DuLong) Calif., Todd James Mardigian, a long- of Bridgewater, Tracy By Alanna time resident of Lynn, Vaillancourt of South Durkin Richer passed away in the Berwick, Maine, ASSOCIATED PRESS Abbott House in Lynn and Joe Smolski of on Nov. 20, 2018 at Swampscott. Alice BOSTON — When Sara the age of 90. also leaves nine Watson’s partner got Born in Tewksbury great-grandchildren, pregnant with their son on March 16, 1928, several nieces and through in vitro fertiliza- she was the daughter of the nephews and her very dear tion, they were overjoyed. late Mary B. Pierce. Alice was friend, Roberta DiGangi. Alice Then the fear came. a graduate of St. Mary’s High was preceded in death by her They weren’t married, School with the Class of 1945. daughter, Debbie Gately and so Watson had no legal She worked for many years her sister, Grace Dickson. rights as Eli’s parent even with the New England Tele- Service information: Vis- though her eggs were used phone Company working as iting hours will be held in to conceive him with donor a telephone pioneer. She the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral sperm. If the worst hap- served with the Directory Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, pened, Watson wondered, Alumni Council during her on Sunday, Nov. 25, 2018 would she even be able working days as well. Alice had from 1-5 p.m. Funeral ser- to bring their baby home a love for dancing. She was a vice will be held in the fu- from the hospital? dance instructor for Gordon’s neral home on Monday, Nov. “There was this possibil- Dance Studio in Lynn for 14 26 at 11 a.m. Burial will fol- ity that if something were years and also served as a low in Pine Grove Cemetery, to happen to Anna, my son volunteer usher with the North Lynn. Contributions in Alice’s could end up in foster care Shore Music Theater for 11 memory may be made to the and I hadn’t done any- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS years. She enjoyed candlepin Abbott House, 28 Essex St., thing wrong,” Watson said Anna Ford, left, and her partner, Sara Watson, play with their son Eli at bowling and ballroom danc- Lynn, MA 019002 or St. Ju- from their home in Narra- ing. One of her favorite pas- de’s Children’s Hospital, 262 gansett, R.I. home in the village of Saunderstown, in Narragansett, R.I. times was playing card games Danny Thomas Place, Mem- Three years after the like Cribbage and Whist. She phis, TN 38105. To share a landmark U.S. Supreme sachusetts, Vermont and tion,” Crozier said. unmarried LGBTQ cou- also loved the challenge of a memory or leave online con- Court case that gave Nevada — and soon in Since the 2015 gay mar- ples who have children. good Mahjong game as well. dolences, please visit www. same-sex couples the right California and Washing- riage ruling, same-sex To guarantee their pa- Alice was a one-time member cuffemcginn.com. to marry nationwide, a ton state — can quickly couples have won some rental rights are protected of the Red Hat Society. patchwork of outdated and easily secure their big legal victories in the across the country, many Alice leaves her daughter, state laws governing who parental rights with the arena of parental rights, advocates encourage same- Cindy Murray of Medford and can be a legal parent pres- form rather than having like when the high court sex partners to go through her grandchildren, Darren ents obstacles for many to spend thousands of ordered Arkansas to list with second-parent adop- LGBTQ couples who start dollars in court to get an both same-sex spouses on tions, even if they’re mar- a family, lawyers say. adoption. their children’s birth cer- ried and both their names But things are begin- “Kids need to be secured ti cates last year. are on the birth certi cate. Harold E. Robertson, 69 ning to change. A simple to their parents and we’re But differing state laws Without an adoption, the 1949-2018 hospital form that has not getting the job done still means same-sex part- partner who didn’t give long been off limits to right now,” said Patience ners who didn’t give birth birth to the child can nd PEABODY — Har- same-sex couples because Crozier, an attorney with can be a legal parent at themselves in a lengthy old E. Robertson 69, In addition to his it only had room for the GLBTQ Legal Advocates home but a legal stranger and costly custody dispute of Peabody, loving wife Jane with whom “mother” and “father” are & Defenders. “Some states to their child if they move if the couple breaks up or husband of Jane E. he shared 45 years now gender-neutral in are and that’s incredibly or go on a trip, lawyers something happens to the (O’Connell) Robert- of marriage, he is some states. That means powerful and we need to say. And the situation is biological mother, lawyers son, passed away survived by his son, same-sex partners in Mas- keep moving in that direc- even more complicated for say. unexpectedly at the Adam G. Robertson; NSMC Union Hos- his daughter, Heath- pital on Wednesday, er A. Robertson and Nov. 21, 2018. her husband Alex Harold was born in Lynn on Martinez, all of Peabody; his Jan. 28, 1949, the son of the cherished granddaughters, late George and Mary (Graham) Shayla Robertson and Olivia Robertson. Raised and edu- Martinez, both of Peabody; cated in Lynn, he graduated in a brother and sister-in-law, 1967 from Lynn English High Paul and Kathy Robertson of School, and has been a res- Middleton; and many nieces, ident of Peabody for 41 years. nephews and cousins. Harold was employed for 43 Service information: Har- years as an assembler at the old’s family will receive rela- GE Riverworks Plant in Lynn tives and friends on Monday, until his retirement in 2011. Nov. 26 from 3-7 p.m. at the He and Jane always enjoyed CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR their weekly Wednesday date Funeral Home at 82 Lynn St., night and would select a dif- Peabody, followed by a clos- ferent local restaurant to go to. ing prayer service at 7 p.m. Many will remember Harold as Please visit www.ccbfuneral. an avid striped bass sher- com for directions, online man, motorcycle enthusiast obituary and memorial guest and for his vegetable garden. book.

NAHANT BRIEF FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Nahant Holiday Fair from more than 40 Joseph Kang carries a Christmas tree as he restocks the inventory at Noel’s tree farm in Litch- set for today artists, according to the eld, N.H. club. The Nahant Woman’s The club donates all of Club will host its 18th the proceeds to charities It may become harder to nd the annual Nahant Holiday for women and children, Fair on Saturday, Nov. 24 including Girls Inc. of from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Lynn, North Shore Com- Town Hall. munity College’s Stop perfect Christmas tree this season The fair will include Hunger on Campus pro- By Lisa Rathke the supply. Lovell’s Florist and ity that goes through cy- a silent auction, a bake gram, Women for Women ASSOCIATED PRESS “It’s bad. It’s the worst Nursery in Medford re- cles from too few trees to sale featuring home- International, and the I’ve seen in a long time,” sorted to a hodgepodge an oversupply. made goods, and items club’s foundation. MONTPELIER, Vt. — said Matthew LaCasce, of suppliers from Cana- But regional factors People may need to trim co-owner of the Finestkind da, North Carolina and are also exacerbating the back their Christmas tree Christmas tree farm in Do- the West Coast because problem. IN MEMORIAM expectations this year. JEFFREY N. (JAY) OLSON, JR. Catch up ver-Foxcroft, Maine. The the regular wholesaler For example, a spring ON HIS 50TH BIRTHDAY A tight supply means farm sells about 10,000 couldn’t deliver, owner frost damaged trees at 1968 ~ NOVEMBER 25 ~ 2003 with your some shoppers will be trees each season and is LaVerne Lovell said. They some farms in Canada’s paying more and search- turning down orders every were expecting their nal Nova Scotia, choking off ing longer for that perfect day from desperate retail- 1,000 trees to be delivered some supply in the North- favorite team Christmas tree this hol- ers, LaCasce said. Friday. east. Some Canadian iday season. But there’s Larger retailers are do- “It was about two days farms in New Brunswick in Item Sports! no need for panic buying ing just ne, of cials say. of complete panic,” she are buried under snow on Black Friday as indus- It’s the smaller charita- recalled. “The Christmas from recent storms, mak- try experts say consumers ble organizations, school season carries us through ing it dif cult for them to will end up with some- groups, and mom-and-pop the winter. If we don’t get trees onto trucks for thing to decorate this holi- operators that have had to have any trees, it would’ve shipment. day season. scramble for trees. been a real nightmare.” A shortage of Fraser Again, in memory of Jay this The yuletide market In Hawaii, Christmas The American Legion in trees, the most popular on holiday season, please help someone less fortunate, whether imbalance was created a tree seller Richard Taji- Dover also had to search the East Coast, had some by money, a blood donation, or decade ago when a glut ri said he ended up 1,000 high and low for 450 trees North Carolina buyers just a kind word or deed. of Christmas trees and trees short this season. for its annual fundraiser. scrambling to nd balsam Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Mom and Dad the Great Recession com- “It’s going to be tough for “It’s getting tough,” said rs in New England. In and all your family. bined to drive many grow- everybody. There’s nothing Tom McGill, who oversees Oregon, some people are ers out of business. Now you can do about it,” said the effort. taking Fraser r trees the supply is tight and it Tajiri, who is elding sev- Supply and demand from the East instead of In loving memory Patrick S. O'Leary takes eight to 10 years — eral dozen calls a day in problems are nothing new. noble rs that are the 2009 ~ November 25 ~ 2017 ~ Ninth anniversary the time needed to grow a Honolulu. “It’s rst come, Like other crops, Christ- most popular tree on the They who think that you are gone, Christmas tree — to boost rst served.” mas trees are a commod- West Coast. Because no more your face they see; Are wrong, - for in our hearts you live, And always will, in memory May the road rise to meet you, 781-593-7700 May the wind be always at your back. Publishing Daily, except Sundays May the sun shine warm upon your face, USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 The rains fall soft upon your fields. 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OPRAH it’s been a borderline in plea talks with Mueller From A1 struggle to stay afloat. With the scholarship By Chad Day gressively pursuing cases meet Ann, I wouldn’t have money, Gonzalez will only ASSOCIATED PRESS against people they be- been able to get this op- have to worry about pay- lieve made false state- portunity that I have and ing for books in her last JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. ments to investigators. I love it because it opens two years, giving her more — A conservative writer Mueller has brought such up the door for other stu- time to focus on her aca- and associate of Trump cases against four others, dents who are in the same demics, she said. Upon her confidant Roger Stone said including former national situation as me, or as any graduation from UMa- Friday that he is in plea security adviser Michael of the six of us.” ss-Lowell, Gonzalez said, talks with special counsel Flynn. A sophomore nursing she plans on becoming an Robert Mueller’s team. In a brief phone call with major with a 3.96 cu- emergency-trauma nurse Jerome Corsi told The the AP, Corsi declined to mulative GPA, Gonzalez and continuing her educa- Associated Press he has elaborate on the details works three jobs. She has tion to become a psychiat- been negotiating a poten- of any plea deal or say if an on-campus job, one at ric nurse practitioner. tial plea but declined to a court hearing had been Lynn’s Union Hospital “What I see benefiting comment further. He said set. as a tech in the emer- me the most is me being on a YouTube show earli- Corsi, the former Wash- gency room, and one as a able to focus more on my er this month that he ex- ington bureau chief of the patient care associate in studies and how to better pected to be charged with conspiracy theory outlet the post-operative unit at myself as a nurse,” she lying to federal investiga- InfoWars, has said he co- Winchester Hospital. said. “Doing all of this will tors, though he said at the operated with the probe She said she went better prepare me for my time that he was innocent through years of housing FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for about two months after future, that’s the way I of wrongdoing. he received a subpoena in insecurity through high look at it. No matter how Mueller’s team ques- Jerome Corsi, right, arrives at the immigration August. As part of that co- school, and leading up to tired I may be, I know this tioned Corsi as part of department in Nairobi, Kenya. operation, he turned over college, and didn’t find is what’s best for what I an investigation into two computers and a cell stability until she began want to do in life.” Stone’s connections with The confirmation of plea lated to Mueller’s inves- phone and provided the her educational career WikiLeaks. American in- talks — first reported by tigation, but WikiLeaks FBI access to his email ac- at UMass-Lowell. While Bella diGrazia can be telligence agencies have The Washington Post — was singled out in an in- counts and tweets. Gonzalez worked hard to reached at bdigrazia@ assessed that Russia was comes as Mueller’s team dictment last summer But he said earlier this ensure she did not bury itemlive.com. Follow her on the source of hacked mate- has just received fresh against a group of Russian month that talks with in- herself in student loans, Twitter @BelladiGrazia. rial released by WikiLeaks information from Trump intelligence officers ac- vestigators recently had during the 2016 election personally and as feder- cused of carrying out the “blown up.” that damaged Hillary al prosecutors in Virgin- wide-ranging hack of Clin- “I fully anticipate that Lynnfield takes out Clinton’s campaign. Muel- ia recently inadvertently ton’s campaign and other in the next few days, I will ler’s office is trying to de- disclosed the existence Democratic organizations. be indicted by Mueller,” he plan to replace Bali Hai termine whether Stone of sealed charges against It’s also not known if said. and other associates of WikiLeaks founder Julian any plea by Corsi signals The spokesman for the LYNNFIELD They could also file a law- President Donald Trump Assange. a new raft of charges by special counsel, Peter From A1 suit. had advance knowledge of It’s unclear if the charges the special counsel or just Carr, declined comment But Regnante said noth- WikiLeaks’ plans. against Assange are re- that investigators are ag- on Friday. will not be detrimental to ing has been decided. the neighborhood. But the “Our 23-unit apartment abutters disagreed. building met all dimen- While two of three ZBA sional requirements, but members supported the the ZBA chairman did not project, a special permit required a unanimous agree,” he said. vote. The Palumbos are not It’s unclear what will the only developers who happen next. have tried to redevelop the The development team Bali Hai site. Two years has an agreement to pur- ago, plans for a four-story, chase the restaurant, a 68-unit apartment build- 1¼ acre parcel assessed at ing to replace the 48-year- $1.5 million, for an undis- old landmark by Monas- closed amount. tiero Development were The Palumbos said last also rejected. summer that if the apart- ment project was rejected, Thomas Grillo can be they would build a new reached at tgrillo@item- restaurant on the site. live.com. A flood washed away this family’s Christmas plans

ITEM SANTA make Christmas brighter From A1 for those in need. If you want to make a direct water into basements and donation to Item Santa, backyards across the city. clip the coupon in The It was the second such Item and mail it, along flash flood in 11 months with your check, to The ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK and the city did not qual- Item Salvation Army San- Brothers Carlos, left, and Ariel Ramirez, both of Revere, huddle together in their winter gear and ify for state or federal as- ta, P.O. Box 5, Lynn, MA a blanket as they wait for Black Friday shopping to start at Best Buy at the Square One Mall. sistance in either case. 01903. That left a lot of home- All donations are list- owners and renters dig- ed in Item print editions Black Friday shoppers brave the cold in Saugus ging deep into their pock- through the month of ets to make repairs and December and into 2019, restore the items that were along with a brief mes- SHOPPERS a blanket wrapped around the unofficial kickoff of the and-pop operations on destroyed. For a family sage from each donor, if From A1 them as they hugged for holiday shopping season. Small Business Saturday, just scraping by with one desired. warmth. They were in line Stores lure shoppers to and online deals on Cy- income, this kind of dam- Those interested in sign- new 43-inch TV was going for three hours, eager to their doors with deep dis- ber Monday. They can also age can be catastrophic for ing up to collect at Santa to be worth it. snag a 43-inch TV. counts on products in lim- contribute to nonprofits its finances, which trans- Island or any business Jacqueline Silva and “I can’t believe how cold ited supply. and charities, with cash or lates into trouble during willing to sell stockings Rafael Filho, both 21-year- it is,” said Silva. Shoppers can also expect by volunteering, on Giving the holidays. should contact David Soli- old residents of Lynn, had Black Friday has become to find deals from mom- Tuesday. “I want this Christmas mine Sr. or Joel Solimine to be special, and getting at 781-595-1492. toys from (Item Santa) NOTE: The application Electrical fault led to Thanksgiving blaze in Lynn will make them very hap- period for aid from Item py,” she wrote. Santa has closed and FIRE You can help this fami- The Item does not pro- From A1 ly and hundreds of others cess applicants. All ques- have a happy Christmas tions about the program which compromises the with a donation to Item and distribution of gifts building and makes it Santa. should be directed to the difficult for firefighters to Now in its 52nd year, Salvation Army at 781- tackle,” he said. the Item Santa fund helps 598-0673. The 17 residents of 18- 20 Grover St., many of whom were celebrating LAW OFFICES OF the holiday inside when ITEM CLASSIFIEDS JAMES J. CARRIGAN the fire started, all made • Social Security Disability it out safely with no inju- • Workers Compensation ries. Two firefighters were GET RESULTS! • Accidents 25 years located across transported to Salem Hos- from Lynn District Court pital from the frigid scene, one with a broken toe and Call Customer Service 15 Johnson St. the other with a minor 781-596-0100 shoulder injury, said Zu- to place an ad JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN kas. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 RONALD D. MALLOY The first call for the www.jamescarriganlaw.com fire came in at 8:30 p.m. [email protected] Thursday and firefighters weren’t able to get it com- pletely under control until 1:50 a.m. Friday, said Zu- kas. The severe weather Need to find conditions made for a lot of slips and falls as well as frozen water lines and an article? equipment, he said. “Our guys did a tremen- dous job under horrendous Subscribe to conditions,” he said. A GoFundMe page was e-edition on started by Catherine ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Heng, a family member who hopes to get her loved A Lynn Fire Department cruiser is coated in ice after getting hit with ones back on their feet. spray from the water used to fight the fire on Grover Street. A4 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 OPINION VINOD THOMAS HOW TO REACH US

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This Director of Advertising worst forest fires ever perception must change: States is the second larg- and Business Development, ext. 1355 to “poor forest manage- In 2017 and 2018 the est emitter of greenhouse [email protected] stance on gases after China. The David McBournie ment.” worst floods and fires Sales Representative, ext. 1280 The upshot of failing to on record were seen not lowering of power plant [email protected] make the climate change only across the globe but emissions standards by Ralph Mitchell Saudi murder connection is that actions on United States’ soil in the administration and Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] The debate over whether America’s foreign policy continue to be limited to California, Texas, Flori- encouraging the use of fossil fuels will only ag- Patricia Whalen should be guided by ideals or by amoral pragma- dealing with disasters da and Puerto Rico. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 tism has endured since the nation’s founding. after they strike without In addition to draw- gravate sea-level rises [email protected] One of the leading proponents of the former camp taking urgent steps to ing broad links between along the country’s long BUSINESS OFFICE was President Woodrow Wilson, who won the Nobel contain runaway global anthropogenic warm- coastlines. Maria Alvaracin Peace Prize in 1919 for advocating the League of warming. As climate in- ing and disaster trends, Television and news- ext. 1205 [email protected] Nations — the forerunner of the United Nations — action continues, weath- scientists are also be- papers have the biggest as part of his “Fourteen Points” speech calling for bully pulpit in the Unit- Susan J. Conti er disasters are poised ginning to attribute the Controller, ext. 1288 a world of democracy and transparency, free of the to reach a point where higher probability of ed States. The current [email protected] secret agreements between nations that Wilson be- no amount of good man- individual events to cli- administration’s policies Ted Grant lieved led directly to World War I. show a reckless disregard Publisher, ext. 1234 agement will be enough. mate change, for exam- [email protected] Two leading proponents of the latter camp were The 2018 report from the ple, the 2017 Hurricane for the factors behind the President Richard Nixon and his aide, Henry Marian Kinney United Nations is clear: Harvey in Texas, the increase in weather di- Kissinger, who used a secret understanding with ext. 1212 Human actions and sasters, endangering the [email protected] China to isolate the Soviet Union, helping the Unit- 2013 Typhoon Haiyan greenhouse gas emis- in the Philippines and well-being of people for Will Kraft ed States win the Cold War. That the communist years to come. The media Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 nation was in the middle of its Cultural Revolution, sions are contributing the 2013 Australian heat [email protected] to global warming, and waves. can make a difference in in which its government killed as many as 8 million this unfavorable setting Mike Shanahan unless the planet’s tem- Drawing on this type Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 people, was of no concern to Nixon and Kissinger. by connecting the dots perature increase (from of evidence, news re- [email protected] Given the urgency of the Cold War — which for between climate and di- pre-industrial times) is porters must make the Carolina Trujillo decades was viewed as an existential fight between sasters in real time and Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 kept to below 1.5 degrees climate-disaster con- [email protected] democracy and totalitarianism — it’s hard to sec- helping to make environ- ond-guess Nixon’s and Kissinger’s maneuvering. centigrade, weather ca- nection so that people mental care a live politi- Jim Wilson But at some point, a nation that holds itself up as tastrophes will go over see the extremity of the Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 cal agenda. [email protected] an exemplar of democratic values needs to draw a the tipping point. episodes as manifesta- If enough people recog- line on what behavior it will or will not accept from There are many pol- tions of global warming. CIRCULATION nize the true climate-di- allies. icy and technological The resulting shift in Lisa Mahmoud saster link, positive ac- Manager, ext. 1239 Which brings us to President Donald Trump’s de- avenues for climate understanding should [email protected] tions will follow. cision not to challenge the claims from Saudi Arabia mitigation, but they all also trigger a political CLASSIFIED that the brutal Oct. 2 murder and dismemberment start with a change in movement to see climate Vinod Thomas is the Abbe Young Smith of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Sau- our mindsets to link the action as a pro-progress author of a 2018 book Manager, ext. 1276 di Consulate in Istanbul was done by government [email protected] new weather extremes agenda, and a political “Climate Change and agents without the knowledge of Saudi leadership to global warming. That platform that can help GRAPHICS — specifically Crown Prince Mohammed bin Sal- Natural Disasters” is necessary if a winning Trevor Andreozzi man, who is seen as the most powerful member of win elections. Florida’s (Routledge) and a former Designer the royal family. That denial challenges the CIA’s political platform for cli- Democratic candidate senior vice president at [email protected] conclusion, with “high confidence,” that the prince mate action is to be cre- for governor, Andrew the World Bank. This was Tyler Bernard ated. Political support Gillum, developed a plan written for the Baltimore Designer ordered the murder and a State Department offi- [email protected] and resources for climate to preserve the state’s Sun. cial’s assessment that that’s “blindingly obvious.” Zachary Cotto In a bizarre, exclamation-point-filled statement Designer released Tuesday by the White House, Trump as- LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] serted that while he considers Khashoggi’s assassi- Mohamed Diop Designer nation “an unacceptable and horrible crime,” it was [email protected] an open question whether “the crown prince had Mark Sutherland knowledge of this tragic event — maybe he did and Forever thankful Creative Director maybe he didn’t!” The president cited bin Salman’s [email protected] denials of any involvement in the murder, which for Drug Court NEWSROOM was recorded by Turkish intelligence. Mike Alongi This gives the crown prince credibility when he Sports Reporter ext. 1228 I am forever grateful was required to go into bad about my mother and [email protected] deserves none. The claim that he didn’t know that a for the Daily Item and a drug program, which understood she suffered government hit squad had been sent to Turkey isn’t Bill Brotherton their coverage of the drug was Project Cope. While from a disease and when Features Editor ext. 1338 just at odds with everything that is known about epidemic and the impact at Project Cope she was my mother was getting [email protected] how the rigidly hierarchical Saudi government it has had on the city of encouraged to obtain em- her life together, they Gayla Cawley works. It’s also undercut by weeks of lies the Saudis Lynn. I am especially en- ployment after a certain Reporter, ext. 1236 praised her. I know that [email protected] told after Khashoggi’s disappearance — first saying couraged by the reporting period and Stop & Shop my life would be different he left the consulate alive, and then saying his mur- Cheryl Charles of Bella diGrazia in the on Boston Street gave if my mother never went News Editor, ext. 1278 der was a result of a botched, unauthorized kidnap- article published on Nov. an employment oppor- through Lynn’s Drug [email protected] ping. As The Washington Post’s Fred Hiatt wrote 14. tunity. My mother was a Court and received the Bella diGrazia this week, who brings a bonesaw to a kidnapping? Bella covered the different person during support from the won- Reporter, ext. 1317 Trump justified his acceptance of the Saudis’ [email protected] impact on the individu- this process and she had derful community-based feeble cover-up by citing the importance of the Thomas Grillo als struggling with this self-worth. For the first rehabs and employers. U.S.-Saudi relationship in combating Iran and Reporter, ext. 1264 horrendous disease, the time, my mother was able Today, I am a practicing [email protected] global terrorism and Riyadh’s heavy purchases of court system in which to attend my field trip to attorney and am a public Spenser Hasak U.S. weapons. In so doing, he indirectly encouraged these individuals appear, the House of the Seven servant working every Photographer, ext. 1332 every global government that has positive ties with the judges who take good Gables in Salem and we [email protected] day to help the children in Washington to brutalize its dissidents — specifi- care in this designated started to have a healthi- Thor Jourgensen the Lynn Public Schools. cally journalists — knowing that as long as their drug court and the impact Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 er relationship. [email protected] nations are of strategic value to the Trump admin- these together have on During this time rela- Today, my mother is clean, is a breast cancer survivor Daniel Kane istration, the consequences would be minor. the families of those tionships began to break Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 The president so frequently shows contempt for involved. Two years ago, down at my father’s house and is currently fighting [email protected] lung cancer. Addiction democratic norms — most notably by bullying the I was the last to show up and I decided to leave. I Steve Krause Justice Department, vilifying members of the ju- for a conciliator appre- became homeless at the is hard to get over. It is Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 diciary and demonizing the media — that some ciation dinner that was age of 16. My mother was really day to day and I am [email protected] people will just shrug their shoulders at this. But hosted by now-retired able to provide temporary amazed that with every- Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 tolerating savagery from the Saudis is going too far. Judge Albert Conlon and shelter at Project Cope thing my mother has been [email protected] through, she continues to Congress must seek to impose sanctions on both the Lynn Bar Association and emotional support. I Emma LeBlanc Pérez bin Salman and the Saudi government. If Trump and the only open seat spent Thanksgiving 2001 fight the multiple battles Copy Editor vetoes sanctions, so be it. At least one part of the was between Mario Ca- with the ladies at Project in her life. I know that [email protected] government — Congress — will have stood up for pano and Judge Conlon. Cope and I listened to with continued exposure Harold Rivera Sports Editor, ext. 1238 American values. I was sitting between what they were thankful of this epidemic, more [email protected] two distinguished legal for. Most of these ladies people will seek help. I By The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board. Roberto Scalese scholars and I had to get were thankful for their want to thank the Lynn News Editor, ext. 1211 something off my chest. families, even if those City Council for creating [email protected] I had been appearing in same families gave up a task force on drugs. And Anne Marie Tobin Lynn District Court for on them. Drug addiction Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 I also want to thank our [email protected] READERS’ FORUM several years and I had is a big problem and if elected local and state Bridget Turcotte never thanked the court the recovering addict is officials for appearing at Reporter, ext. 1269 for its help in saving my receiving the support this ceremony to show [email protected] We want your letters mother’s life. needed, they can have a the importance of such an Ryan York My mother was arrested major positive impact in occasion. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions and in 2000 for possession of their families and their [email protected] comments from readers. Please send yours to the drugs and was eligible to communities. Michael Satterwhite is a TECHNOLOGY Editor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, at proceed through the Lynn My father and member of the Lynn School Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 [email protected] Drug Court program. She step-mother never spoke Committee. [email protected] SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION In era of online retail, Black Friday still lures a crowd

By Claire Galofaro, tacle as it is about door- with long checkout lines, Joseph Pisani buster deals. can check out at Walmart and Anne Kati Anderson said she and other stores with D’innocenzio stopped at Cumberland a salesperson in store ASSOCIATED PRESS Mall in Atlanta Friday aisles. morning for discounted Priscilla Page, 28, NEW YORK — It would clothes as well as “the peo- punched her order num- have been easy to turn on ple watching.” Her friend, their computers at home ber into a kiosk near the Katie Nasworthy, said she entrance of a Walmart in over plates of leftover tur- went to the mall instead of key and take advantage Louisville, Ky. She found shopping online because a good deal online for a of the Black Friday deals she likes to see the Christ- most retailers now offer gift for her boyfriend, then mas decorations. arrived at the store to re- online. “It doesn’t really feel like But across the country, trieve it. Christmas until now,” said “I’ve never Black Fri- thousands of shoppers Kim Bryant, who lined up woke up before dawn the day-shopped before,” she at 5:40 a.m. at a mall in said, as employees deliv- day after Thanksgiving suburban Denver with her and brought their mobile ered her bag minutes lat- daughter and her daugh- er. “I’m not the most pa- devices with them to take ter’s friend, then sprint- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tient person ever. Crowds, part in this most famous ed inside when the doors lines, waiting, it’s not real- A man was shot and killed by police after a fight at the Riverchase Galleria ritual of American con- opened at 6 a.m. ly my thing. This was a lot ahead of Black Friday shopping resulted in gunfire that injured several. sumerism. Brick-and-mortar stores Shoppers lined up out- have worked hard to easier.” side the Mall of America prove they can counter Roy Haller’s son wanted in Bloomington, Minn., the competition from on- a toy robot for his Decem- Alabama mall shooting by 4 a.m., and the crowd line behemoth Amazon. ber birthday. Haller tried had swelled to 3,000 peo- From Macy’s to Target to buy it on Amazon, but ple by the time doors and Walmart, retailers are it was sold out. Friday opened at 5 a.m. In Ohio, blending their online and morning, he frantically leaves 1 dead, 2 wounded a group of women was so store shopping experience searched the internet and HOOVER, Ala. (AP) — condition. A 12-year-old was from a bullet. determined, they booked with new tools like digital found one single robot left, Police responding to a bystander was also shot “She was hurting a lot, a hotel room Thursday maps on smart phones and at a Walmart 25 miles fight inside an Alabama and taken to Children’s but very brave and posi- night to be closer to the more options for shoppers from his home in Louis- shopping mall shot and Hospital by a Hoover Fire tive as always,” the moth- stores. In New York City, to buy online and pick up ville, Ky. He bought it on- killed a man who had Department rescue squad. er wrote after seeing the line and arrived an hour one woman went straight at the stores. brandished a weapon, au- Police said the fight hap- girl when she arrived at a later Friday afternoon at from a dance club to a de- The Kohl’s app lets cus- thorities said Friday. Two pened on the mall’s second hospital. partment store in the mid- a kiosk near the entrance tomers take photos of other people were injured, floor concourse area, near Hoover police said Fri- dle of the night. products anywhere and of the store. Employees including a 12-year-old the entrance to the Footac- day morning that the girl Many shoppers said find similar items at the delivered his bag, he held girl. tion shoe store. Capt. Greg was in stable condition. Black Friday shopping is department store. And it up and declared: “I got The Hoover Police De- Rector said at a news con- as much about the spec- customers, frustrated the last one in Louisville!” partment said in a state- ference that investigators The officer who shot ment that two men were do not know what sparked the gunman was placed engaged in a “physical the original confrontation on administrative leave altercation” at the glitzy between the men. while the Jefferson Coun- Riverchase Galleria in A witness, Lexi Join- ty Sheriff’s Office inves- Hoover late Thursday, er, told Al.com she was tigates the shooting. The when one of the men shopping with her mother officer’s name was not re- pulled out a handgun and when the gunfire started. leased. The officers were shot the other man twice. Joiner said she heard six not hurt. Two officers who were or seven shots and was Video posted on social providing security at the ordered, along with some media by shoppers showed mall heard the gunfire other shoppers, into a sup- a chaotic scene as shop- and approached the area. ply closet for cover. pers fled the mall, which They spotted a suspect “It was terrifying,” Join- closed for the remainder waving a pistol and shot er said. of Thursday night. him. He died at the scene. A woman who described The mall, located in the His name was not imme- herself as the mother of the diately released, but po- injured 12-year-old posted Birmingham suburb of lice said he was 21 years on social media that the Hoover, reopened at 6 a.m. old and from Hueytown. girl was on a Black Friday Friday, a Riverchase Gal- The other shooting vic- shopping trip with other leria mall security officer tim was an 18-year-old family members when the said. It bills itself as the male from Birmingham. shooting happened, and largest enclosed shopping He was taken to a near- didn’t immediately realize center in Alabama, with by hospital in serious that the pain in her back more than 150 stores.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Black Friday itself has morphed from a single day when people got up ear- Democrats’ path to victory ly to score door busters into a whole month of deals. in Mississippi: black turnout Rain hinders search but helps By Jeff Amy nowhere. People have running the Espy cam- ASSOCIATED PRESS their minds made up,” paign’s turnout effort, said said Robert P. Jones, the the campaign is asking nearly put out California fire JACKSON, Miss. — The CEO of Public Religion people, “What is your plan special election for a U.S. Research Institute, a non- to go vote Tuesday?” Senate seat in deeply profit group that uses poll- McDaniel, who led field By Kathleen conservative Mississip- Ronayne ing to study politics, reli- operations that boosted pi wasn’t supposed to be ASSOCIATED PRESS gion and culture. longshot Democrat Doug competitive. But hopeful VoteCast, a wide-ranging Jones to a special election PARADISE, Calif. — Democrats are eyeing a survey of the electorate victory in Alabama last Volunteers in hard hats, narrow path to victory conducted by The Associ- year, said Espy’s campaign respirators and yellow next week by driving up ated Press, showed about wants voters to focus on rain pants had been pok- African-American turnout a third of Mississippi vot- issues important to them. ing through ash and de- after Republican Cindy ers were African-American “We are treating the bris looking for human Hyde-Smith stirred out- and that Espy won support African-American vote remains in the wake of a rage with her remark to a from about 80 percent of almost as if it were the Northern California wild- supporter that she would them, compared to about swing vote,” he said. fire, but a downpour Fri- attend a “public hanging” 20 percent of white voters. Espy also benefits from day turned the ash into with him if he asked. If white voters outnum- outside efforts to drive up a thick paste, making it While Hyde-Smith apol- ber black voters 2-to-1 on black voting. While not more difficult to find tell- ogized during a debate Tuesday, Espy would have explicitly endorsing Espy, tale fragments of bone and Tuesday night, opponents to win 30 percent or more they almost certainly help forcing them to temporari- say she’s at least uncon- of white votes, a tough him. ly stop their work. sciously echoing the state’s task in a state with maybe “We need to have as Craig Covey, who leads a history of white suprema- the most racially polarized many people go to the search team from South- cy, and civil rights groups electorate in the country. polls as possible,” said the ern California’s Orange have seized the moment But if black voters rise to Rev. William Barber II, co- County, said those looking PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to push black voters to the 40 percent of the elector- chair of the national Poor through the devastation Stewart Nugent stayed in his Paradise, Calif., polls. Democratic presiden- ate and Espy wins 9 out People’s Campaign. The in Paradise and two near- home to fight the Camp Five, the deadliest fire tial hopefuls New Jersey of 10, he needs less than group is trying to build a by communities were not in state history. Sen. Cory Booker and Cal- a quarter of white votes to nationwide social justice told to stop but that he ifornia Sen. Kamala Harris squeak out a victory. movement against rac- traveled to Mississippi to chose to take a break until through the Sierra Neva- folks here,” he said. “Mike Espy doesn’t need ism, poverty and environ- the rain clears. support Mike Espy, who is da foothills, authorities Two days of showers have a huge turnout overall,” mental degradation. Bar- Heavy rain and strong attempting to duplicate the said. complicated the search but said Henry Barbour, one ber led multiple events winds were knocking over longshot election of a Dem- Covey’s team of about 30 also helped nearly extin- of Mississippi’s Republican in Mississippi this week trees, raising the risk they ocratic senator in neighbor- National Committee mem- as part of a coalition of had been working for sev- guish the blaze, said Josh could fall on searchers, he ing Alabama last year. bers. “He needs a huge groups pushing get-out- eral hours Friday morning Bischof, operations chief said. But a post-Thanksgiving turnout of his supporters.” the-vote efforts aimed at before stopping and re- for the California Depart- “It’s just not worth it date — the election is next At least some Espy sup- African-Americans in the turning to a staging area ment of Forestry and Fire — we’re not saving lives Tuesday — could depress porters are hearing the name of social justice. right now, we’re recover- with hot coffee and food Protection said. voting, and Republicans, message. Bernard Williams, One group under that ing lives,” Covey said of under two blue tents. An Once the rain clears, too, are focused on getting a 59-year-old self-employed umbrella is the Mississip- the dangerous conditions. electric heater provided state officials will be able their partisans to vote. software engineer, said pi Black Women’s Round- The nation’s deadliest warmth. to determine if the blaze is President Donald Trump he’s been receiving regular table. Lead organizer wildfire in the past cen- While the rain is mak- fully out, he said. will travel to Mississippi phone calls and texts from Cassandra Welchlin said tury has killed at least ing everybody colder and The Camp Fire ignited on Monday to attend two the Democrat’s campaign. her group reached sever- 84 people, and more than wetter, they’re keeping the Nov. 8 and has destroyed rallies for Hyde-Smith, Williams, an Afri- al thousand voters before 560 are still unaccounted mission in mind, search nearly 19,000 buildings, and Mississippi’s Repub- can-American resident of Nov. 6 through child care for. Despite the inclement volunteer Chris Stevens most of them homes. That’s lican establishment is try- Jackson who voted for Espy centers and churches. She weather, more than 800 said, standing under an more than the worst eight ing to push her to victory. on Nov. 6, said the cam- said there are as many as volunteers searched for awning as the team waited fires in California’s histo- “The turnout game is paign has blanketed Afri- 95,000 black women in the remains on Thanksgiv- out a stretch of heavy rain. ry combined, the agency one you want to win. At can-American churches, state who historically vote ing and again Friday, two “Everyone here is super said, with thousands of this point, a persuasion fraternities and sororities. in presidential elections weeks after flames swept committed to helping the people displaced. argument is going to go Rich McDaniel, who’s but not at other times. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- about a resident who is pump- Complaints Possible human remains larly arrests, reflect police records. In ing water from basement into the event of a perceived inaccuracy, the street. The Department of Caller reported that kids were yelling at cars that drove it is the sole responsibility of the con- Public Works supervisor re- found in Rumney Marsh quested to assess situation by 198 Washington St. on cerned party to contact the relevant ITEM STAFF REPORT District Attorney’s office. Police detectives are in- and the area was salted and Wednesday at 3:41 p.m. Of- “The remains were spot- vestigating the discovery. police department and have the de- cones put out. ficer spoke with all parties in- Hunters in Revere dis- partment issue a notice of correction volved who stated that there ted to the rear of a North The remains were taken covered what appears View Terrace residence by to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- False Alarms was just a disagreement be- to be human remains in to the chief medical exam- tween two parties and the mo- hunters this morning and ifications will not be made without Rumney Marsh. iner’s office, where they Accidental burglar alarm at tor vehicle involved. appear to be bones,” said express notice of change from the The discovery was the DA’s office. will be tested to determine 15 Village Row on Wednesday North Shore Elder Service whether they are human arresting police department. at 2:22 p.m. requested a well-being check made Friday morning, State Police Troopers as- False burglar alarm at Per- on Wednesday at 4:05 p.m. according to a statement signed to Suffolk County and, if so, how the person LYNN sonal Finance Management for a man who has been sick from the Suffolk County Detective Unit and Revere might have died. Plus at 40 Salem St. on and has not heard from him Arrests Wednesday at 5:48 p.m. Of- since yesterday afternoon. Of- ficer reports side door to the ficer checked on man at the 4 people killed in brazen attack Goolwin Aguilon-Morales, building was unlocked. All is North Shore Mobile Villa at 26, of 119 South St., was ar- secure. 161 Newbury St., Apt. 35, and rested and charged with op- False alarm at Whole Foods reported he is in good health at Chinese consulate in Pakistan erating under the influence of Market at 100 Market St. on and will be contacting agency. liquor, reckless operation of a By Adil Jawad Thursday at 12:14 a.m. Officer Employee of the Vitamin motor vehicle, unlicensed op- ASSOCIATED PRESS reports all is secure. Shoppe at 300 Andover St. re- eration of a motor vehicle, and Accidental burglar alarm on ports a black Acura has been KARACHI, Pakistan urinating in public at 10:04 Thursday at 3:03 a.m. at 25 parked in front of the store for — Armed separatists p.m. on Thursday. Chatham Way. Officer reports the past half hour on Wednes- stormed the Chinese Con- Yovani Coronado-Merida, all is secure. day at 4:44 p.m. Officer spoke sulate in Pakistan’s south- 34, of 58 Beaver St., Salem, Accidental burglar alarm with owner of motor vehicle who ern port city of Karachi on was arrested and charged said that he picks up a friend Friday, triggering an in- with assault and battery in the reported on Tuesday at 12:47 p.m. at Whole Foods Market at everyday who works at Audi. tense hour-long shootout presence of a police officer Report of a possible domes- during which two Paki- and resisting arrest at 11:17 100 Market St. Officer reports tic on Wednesday at 5:43 p.m. stani civilians, two po- p.m. on Thursday. all is secure. Same report on at 129 Lowell St., Apt. 22. Offi- lice officers and all three Leonardo Garcia, 24, of 137 Friday at 4:51 a.m. Officer re- cer reports the TV was up loud. assailants were killed, Alley St., was arrested on four ports alarm was triggered acci- dentally by employees arriving All is OK. including one who was warrant charges and charged Caller reports that a motor with possession of a Class A for work. wearing a suicide vest, Pa- vehicle was parked in front of kistani officials said. drug and being disguised to her driveway and would like to obstruct justice at 2:51 p.m. MARBLEHEAD The brazen assault, speak to an officer because of claimed by a militant group on Friday. threats from the operator on Ramiro Martinez, 28, of Arrest from the southwestern Wednesday at 5:25 p.m. at province of Baluchistan, re- 12 Acorn St., was arrested 144 Main St., Apt 2. Officer and charged with assault and Amy L. Leck, 77, of 21 Pu- flected the separatists’ at- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ritan Road, was arrested and spoke with the reporting par- battery in the presence of a tempt to strike at the heart Pakistani police said gunmen stormed the Chi- charged with a second offense ty who was advised to speak police officer, resisting arrest, of Pakistan’s close ties with nese Consulate in the country’s southern port of operating under the influ- with the parking clerk or traf- major ally China, which and assault and battery on a city of Karachi. ence of liquor, negligent oper- fic division about the parking has invested heavily into police officer at 11:21 p.m. on complaints. ation of a motor vehicle, and road and transportation Thursday. Outback Steakhouse at 300 license not in possession at projects in the country, in- project in Pakistan — the their visas for China. The Andover St. reported a cus- 4:28 p.m. on Thursday. cluding in Baluchistan. China-Pakistan Economic consulate’s diplomats and Accidents tomer walked out on $100 bill The Baluch Liberation Corridor — and expressed staff were unhurt and A report of a motor vehicle on Wednesday at 7:05 p.m. confidence that Pakistan were evacuated to a safe Complaints Restaurant prefers no legal ac- Army said it was fight- crash with personal injury at ing “Chinese occupation” could ensure safety. Still, place, senior police offi- Endicott and Franklin streets A caller reported speeding at tion at this time but wants the China asked Pakistan to cial Ameer Ahmad Sheikh bill to be paid. Officer spoke and released photos of the at 9:31 a.m. on Thursday; at Humphrey Street and Hereford three attackers. beef up security at the said. A spokeswoman at 210 Lewis St. at 9:03 a.m. on Road at 9:05 a.m. on Thursday. with manager who said the man returned and paid the bill. In Beijing, Foreign Min- mission. the Jinnah Hospital said Friday. A caller reported their neigh- istry spokesman Geng Authorities said the dead a consulate guard was bor’s outside pipe burst on Caller reports a man is get- A report of a motor vehicle Shuang said China would civilians were a father and wounded and was being Richard Road at 2:25 p.m. on ting beat up in front of Cham- crash at Atha’s Famous Roast not waver in its latest big a son who were picking up treated there. Beef, 25 Boston St., at 2:01 Thursday. Responding officers pion’s Pub at 114 Foster St. found the sprinkler was frozen on Wednesday at 10:48 p.m. p.m. on Thursday; at 59 Wy- POLICE BRIEFS man St. at 4:53 p.m. on Thurs- and there was an outside irri- Officers checked the area and could not locate anyone out- day; at 88 South St. at 8:12 gation issue, which they were 4 Maryland teens charged sitting in the passenger the life of Reynaldo Pena. p.m. on Thursday; at 93 Union able to shut off from the out- side fighting. Checks on 2 Osborne St. seat, grabbed the phone Police responded to a re- St. at 8:58 p.m. on Thursday; side. with rape in locker and rolled up the window, port of shots fired around at Franklin Street and West- A caller reported she was are being conducted because room assault a resident felt unsafe due to a trapping Miller’s arm. 2 a.m. and found Pena ern Avenue at 10:21 p.m. on inbound on Humphrey Street Police say the driver, lying in the street. Thursday; at Essex and Fayette and saw a small silver sedan domestic issue during the pre- DAMASCUS, Md. (AP) vious shift on Thursday at 1:55 23-year-old Kenneth Ford, He was taken to Rhode streets at 2:36 p.m. on Friday. on the wrong side of the road, — Police in Maryland say accelerated at a high rate Island Hospital where he A report of a hit and run mo- heading towards her at 5:09 a.m. Officer contacted the vic- four teens were charged tim and assured her random of speed, dragging Miller. was pronounced dead at tor vehicle crash at Herbert and p.m. on Thursday. Responding as adults with first-degree area checks of her residence Barnes and Ford were 3:40 a.m. High Rock streets at 9:32 p.m. officers did not find any motor rape in connection with that will be conducted. Officer held on $100,000 bail Police say Silva faces on Thursday; at 820 Boston St. vehicles driving erratically in a junior varsity football checked the address and all each after pleading not charges including murder, at 11:58 p.m. on Thursday. that area. hazing. guilty to unarmed rob- unlawful discharge of a A caller reported that a white appears in order at this time. News outlets quote Caller reports party attempt- bery. Their arraignments firearm and carrying an Theft SUV pulled onto Cornell Road Montgomery County on the murder charge illegal firearm. from West Shore Drive at 5:51 ing to break into Apt. 9 at the police as saying that Charles Motel at 4 Mill St. Offi- have not been scheduled. Police say he is armed A report of a larceny at MBTA p.m. on Thursday. The caller 15-year-olds Jean Claude and dangerous and urge cer reports there was no break- Parking Garage, 186 Market stated the vehicle was just Abedi, Kristian Jamal the public not to approach ing and entering on Thursday 1 killed, 3 injured in head-on St., at 1:12 a.m. on Thursday; sitting there at an odd angle Lee, Will Daniel Smith him. at 4:23 a.m.. A woman had at 285 Lynn Shore Drive at and not moving. Responding and Caleb Thorpe were crash on Thanksgiving Anyone with informa- 2:29 p.m. on Thursday; at 119 locked herself out of the apart- officers were unable to locate arrested on the adult OAKHAM (AP) — State tion is asked to contact Lewis St. at 6:14 a.m. on Fri- ment and was trying to get in. the vehicle. charges Wednesday. A Police are investigating a New Bedford police or the day. Person could not gain access A caller reported a drunk fifth teen is charged as a head-on crash on Thanks- district attorney’s office. A report of a robbery at 341 and will go to a friend’s house female out front of Ocean Av- juvenile with second-de- giving that killed a woman Union St. at 5:14 a.m. on for the night. enue yelling and screaming gree rape. Police did not and injured three others. Ferry crashes into Thursday. Two disabled motor vehicles at 8:35 p.m. on Thursday. The release that teen’s name. State police say a A report of motor vehicle reported at Starbucks Coffee San Francisco’s caller reported she came into Police say the Damascus 21-year-old Franklin man theft at 206 Ocean St. at 2:21 at 240 Andover St. on Thursday the lobby and started banging High School students at- driving a Toyota Corolla Ferry Building p.m. on Friday. at 8:53 a.m. Officer reports the tacked four boys in Octo- on the glass, with two males car ran out of gas and waiting lost control in Oakham SAN FRANCISCO (AP) standing behind her. Respond- ber in what the principal at 5:20 p.m. Thursday Vandalism for help while the operator is described as “an assault — Authorities say a ferry ing officers were not able to and struck a Honda CRV boat carrying 53 passen- waiting in a nearby vehicle. involving a broom.” The find anyone fitting that de- coming from the opposite gers crashed into a dock A report of vandalism to a Officer conducted an area suspects and victims told scription. direction. at San Francisco’s famed motor vehicle at 333 Chatham check of the two drug kiosks police the assaults were St. at 12:36 a.m. on Thursday; A caller reported people The Franklin man’s pas- Ferry Building, causing located in the Peabody Police part of a hazing ritual. at 190 Shepard St. at 1:18 were out in the street yelling senger, identified Friday injuries to two people Department lobby on Thursday Abedi’s lawyer said he’d p.m. on Friday. and creating a disturbance on as 21-year-old Annabelle onboard. at 12:26 p.m. One drug box plead not guilty. Lawyers Washington Street at 11:18 and one sharps box was re- Rosemond, of New Bed- A spokeswoman for for Smith and Thorpe said p.m. on Thursday. Respond- moved from each of the kiosks. ford, died. Golden Gate Ferry told LYNNFIELD the case should have re- ing officers found nothing at Sergeant will place these box- The Franklin man, as the Marin Independent mained in juvenile court. the scene. The caller called es into evidence. At this time well as the 51-year-old Journal the ferry coming Accidents Lee’s attorney declined back again and said a woman everything appears secure. woman and 89-year-old from Larkspur sustained comment. Minor motor vehicle crash was running and a man went Caller reported a woman man in the CRV, both damage following Friday reported on Market Street up a driveway stating he was at Farnham Park on Endicott from Ware, were taken to afternoon’s crash. Priya with no personal injuries on stabbed, then the woman got Street in a vehicle for several Police: Boston teen dragged the hospital with serious Clemens says the cause Wednesday at 7:29 a.m. into a blue car and drove away. hours on Thursday at 10:54 during phone robbery dies injuries. of the accident is under Hit and run crash reported Another caller, from Heritage p.m. Officer reports the party Their names weren’t investigation and employ- on Wednesday at 9:57 p.m. at Way, reported at 11:33 p.m. on was watching a movie in the BOSTON (AP) — A Bos- released. ees onboard are being 669 Market St. by the owner of Thursday that a blonde woman vehicle. ton teenager who suffered Police believe speed was questioned. a 2014 Honda Accord. Officer was screaming and got into a Caller requested assistance a serious head injury a factor. The investigation A witness told The took report. car with two males in a blue with a party giving him a hard when he was dragged continues. Associated Press the ferry Car crash with property dam- vehicle and was screaming time at the Wilson Square Cit- about half a mile by a car had bumped into one dock age reported on Thursday at while the two men were beat- go at 2 Andover St. on Friday during a robbery has died. Police identify suspect in before careening toward 11:45 p.m. at J.M. Electrical at ing her up. Responding officers at 10:45 a.m. Officer advised State police said Friday Veterans Day killing another dock. 471 North Broadway. checked the town and were it was a civil matter, reporting with 18-year-old Kemoni Tiffany Dennis said unable to locate a blue vehicle party will review invoices with Miller’s death in the hos- NEW BEDFORD (AP) the accident set off panic Complaints fitting the description. a mechanic and follow up on. pital Wednesday, the two — Police have identified among a crowd of people men allegedly in the car a suspect in connection dining and shopping at Officer requested at 300 PEABODY Medical Aid that dragged him are now with a fatal shooting on the waterfront attraction. Ross Drive for a dispute be- facing murder charges. Veterans Day. The vessel came to a stop tween the resident and a cab Accident Request for an ambulance at Police say Miller ar- The Bristol district at- when it struck a concrete driver over fare on Wednesday 3 Rockdale Park on Wednes- ranged online to meet torney’s office says police walkway. at 5:23 p.m. Officer reports A motor vehicle crash report- day at 6:19 p.m. for a woman 18-year-old Dejon Barnes are looking for 30-year-old The newspaper says a resident paid fare and peace ed at Down River Ice Cream having difficulty breathing. Pa- on Nov. 16 to sell him an Alexis Silva in connection passenger and a worker restored. at 86 Andover St. on Wednes- tient taken to the North Shore iPhone XS. with the Nov. 11 shooting onboard sustained minor Ashwood Road resident re- day at 7:52 p.m. with party Medical Center. Police say Barnes, in New Bedford that took injuries. ports his neighbor is outside bleeding from the head. EMS Fall with an injury reported calling his dogs, but the ani- en route. Officer reported one on Wednesday at 6:50 p.m. at mals are in the house bark- vehicle left after paperwork 5 Anderson St. Patient taken to ing on Wednesday at 10:56 exchange. The other party re- Melrose-Wakefield Hospital. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 p.m. Officer reports resident fused medical attention. An unresponsive elderly per- and dogs are in the home son was reported at 36 Samo- Hotline and none are barking out- Animal Control set Road on Thursday at 2:38 side. Man called police back p.m. Patient taken to the North Spanish menu available on Thursday at 12:05 a.m. Caller from Birch Street re- Shore Medical Center. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY to report neighbor is outside ports a barking dog for more Unresponsive person report- or text the word tiplynn yelling. Officer reports all is than 45 minutes at 26 Bristol ed on Friday at 3:45 a.m. at All reports of neighborhood quiet. 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REVIEW REVIEW Holly Golightly puts some ‘Shoplifters’ is a magical film about hot wax on garage sounds people forming a makeshift family By Kenneth Turan By Pablo Gorondi “Do the Get Along” sees right amount of racket. LOS ANGELES TIMES ASSOCIATED PRESS her applying a bit of hot Her covers of choice — “Happy families are all wax to the garage sounds, “Satan Is His Name,” a alike,” Leo Tolstoy wrote, Holly Golightly, making the album show- 1962 release by Steve “Do the Get Along” but Leo Tolstoy never met (Damaged Goods) room ready without over- King and The Echelons; the Shibatas, front and By law, or nearly, it loading the tunes with “Love (Can’t You Hear center in “Shoplifters” and seems, you can’t mention frivolous, glossy details. Me)” by The Knight Broth- happy in a way incontest- Holly Golightly with- Golightly (not a pseud- ers released on Checker, a ably their own. out calling her a “garage onym) is an even-keeled subsidiary of Chess Re- The winner of the Palme rock queen,” even though singer here, conveying cords; and Ruth Brown’s d’Or at this year’s Cannes she’s taken on plenty of passion, frustration and R&B ode “I Don’t Know” Film Festival and another other genres in her time, even menace without un- — have great pedigree triumph for admired Jap- expanding her realm to necessary histrionics. and are among the high- anese director Hirokazu incorporate country, beat, On opener “Obstacles,” lights of the record. Koreeda, a master of un- blues and pop, among oth- she immediately stakes The title track is a civ- forced intimacy, this wise ers. her place — “All the odds ics lesson with a steady and insightful film is del- A London-to-Georgia against me I will beat/ gait, while “Hypnotized,” icate, poignant and unex- transfer, this is Golightly’s There ain’t nothing gon- the greasiest of the garage pectedly powerful. second album of the year, na knock me off my feet,” tracks, is followed by the More than that, under after the horse-themed as longtime drummer fuzzy “Pretty Clean.” Koreeda’s sensitive, ca- PHOTO | TNS “Clippety Clop” with the Bruce Brand is joined “Do the Get Along” is one sually assured direction, Brokeoffs, who’s all of one by guitarists Ed Deegan of the best-sounding al- “Shoplifters” impercepti- “Shoplifters,” the winner of the Palme d’Or at man, her partner and col- and Bradley Burgess and bums of Golightly’s career bly deepens as it goes on, Cannes, is the capstone of Japanese director laborator “Lawyer Dave” Matt Radford on double and has the right songs to revealing secrets and lies Hirokazu Koreeda’s career. Drake. bass to create just the revel in the higher fidelity. and expanding its emo- girl to the oldest grand- tional effect on the way to buyo taking a walk around mother, they are — as the its moving ending. their neighborhood on a title indicates — hustlers For “Shoplifters” well cold night and hearing and scam artists every understands that family a small voice crying and one, existing on society’s is the most intimate and sniveling plaintively from fringe, but bright-eyed de- problematic entity in all a ground-level balcony. spite it all. our lives. It calls on us to The voice belongs to Juri This good cheer comes rethink its very nature, (Miyu Sasaki), a woebe- from father Osamu gone 5-year-old waif with its limits, pleasures and (Koreeda veteran Lily responsibilities, unfold- a pitiable face. Sensing ne- Franky), a genial man em- glect and acting on an al- ing a story that grows in ployed as a day laborer on complexity and intimacy truistic impulse, they take Tokyo construction sites her home for the night. almost without our know- but supplementing the ing it. Though Hatsue grum- family income with stra- bles, “Can’t you bring “Shoplifters” is in some tegic shoplifting. home something to make ways the culmination of After all, Osamu be- money?,” once the discov- more than two decades of lieves, as he tells anyone ery of bruises and scars exemplary work, often in- who will listen, “Whatev- indicates actual paren- volving family questions, er’s in a store doesn’t be- by Koreeda, whose pre- long to anyone yet.” tal abuse, the decision is vious credits include the In fact, “Shoplifters” made to take her in per- one-of-a-kind “After Life,” opens with a scene of art- manently. “Nobody Knows,” “Still ful pilfering in a neigh- As Juri integrates into Walking” and the Cannes borhood supermarket, ex- the family and is shown jury prizewinning “Like ecuted with the precision the ropes of shoplifting, Father, Like Son.” of a military operation by we gradually learn more Although the multi-gen- Osamu and his 12-year- about the people she erational Shibatas are old son Shota (Kairi Jyo). shares a house with. without a doubt happy, When the two return Nobuyo, for instance, they are also an apolo- home, we meet the rest of works at an industri- getically unconvention- the clan, including mother al-scale laundry, grand- al group, a family whose Nobuyo (Sakura Ando), mother Hatsue largely, roots can be traced back to older sister Aki (Mayu but not entirely, depends both Charles Dickens’ “Ol- Matsuoka) and cranky on her pension, and Aki iver Twist” and the classic grandmother Hatsue (the turns out to be a soft-core intergenerational dramas veteran Kirin Kiki, who sex worker, dressing up of Japan’s Yasujiro Ozu. died in September at age like a schoolgirl and gy- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Not to put too fine a 75). rating for anonymous men Holly Golightly’s second album of the year, “Do the Get Along,” was re- point on it, but from the The film’s actual plot be- who sit stoically behind leased Nov. 16. preschool-age youngest gins with Osamu and No- one-way glass. REVIEW Miami stadium could rise from ‘The Favourite’: Delicious, ruins under restoration plan decadent tragicomic farce By Ellis Rua By Rafer Guzmán surgical wit and a strate- NEWSDAY ASSOCIATED PRESS gic mind, knows exactly how to manipulate her MIAMI — Miami Ma- For humanity at its unhappy Queen — when worst, it’s tough to beat rine Stadium is a shell of to salve her emotion- the aristocrats of the 18th its former self. al wounds, when to salt century. They’re one of our What was once home to them and when to jump favorite symbols of what world-class speedboat rac- happens when a civiliza- into her bed for a secret es, sold-out rock concerts tion has reached ripeness romp. The only man who and boxing matches now and begun to rot. Fellini’s seems Sarah’s equal is sits abandoned behind a “Casanova” depicted them her enemy Robert Harley, fenced-off section of Vir- as an idle class drunk on a preening, snarling Tory ginia Key, a slice of land sex but deadened to plea- opposition leader played south of downtown Miami. sure; Sophia Coppola’s by an exceptionally good More than a quarter-cen- “Marie Antoinette” was Nicholas Hoult. tury after the modernist more interested in their Into this snake pit walks concrete structure was blissful detachment from Abigail, once a lady, now condemned due to hurri- the masses who paid for just a maid, though per- cane damage, trespassers their expensive whims. haps not for long. She’s an have replaced patrons. Se- Even movies set in the empathetic character but curity guards are the new future, like “The Hunger not an entirely nice one, a ushers. Heaping piles of il- Games” and “Snowpierc- Cinderella who aspires to legally dumped trash and er,” look back to the fop- be the wicked stepmother. rubble now cover a ground pish fashions and pow- As Abigail and Sarah jock- once carpeted by ticket dered wigs of the 1700s to ey for power and resort to stubs. describe the ruling class of increasingly ugly methods The city of Miami has their doomed dystopias. — lies, slander, blackmail, committed $42 million to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Yorgos Lanthimos’ lat- poison — our loyalties restore the stadium and The city condemned the modernist concrete structure after Hurricane est, “The Favourite,” has create a mixed-use park ping-pong rapidly depend- Andrew devastated South Florida in 1992. The city has announced its in- an even nastier view than ing on who’s up and who’s around it. tentions to restore the stadium. most of this era. The sto- “We want this to be a sig- down. ry of the ailing monarch Directed with relative nature space,” the munici- Marine Stadium was the The festivities came to For years, the stadium Queen Anne (Olivia Col- pality’s chief of urban de- restraint by the surreally brainchild of a young and an abrupt end in 1992 sat vacant without proper man), her trusted advis- inclined Lanthimos (“The sign, David Snow, said at er Lady Sarah (Rachel ambitious Cuban architect when Hurricane Andrew oversight and continued to Lobster”) and blessed a recent town hall meeting named Hilario Candela. swept through South Flor- decay. If not for the dogged Weisz) and an ambitious with a sophisticated script organized to solicit public For decades, it was home ida, leaving cracks in the efforts of the Friends of scullery maid named Ab- by Deborah Davis and opinion. to hundreds of spectacles. foundation that prompt- Miami Marine Stadi- igail (Emma Stone), “The Tony McNamara, “The Fa- Previous attempts by In 1972, Sammy Davis Jr. ed Miami officials to con- um, an advocacy group Favourite” is a bitterly past administrations and warmly embraced Presi- demn the building. that successfully fought funny farce about power, vourite” feels like a heady outside groups all failed dent Richard Nixon at the Candela, now serving to have it designated as wealth, class, sex and the mix of “Barry Lyndon” amid budget concerns and stadium during a rally to as the project’s associate a historical landmark in things people will do to and “Pink Flamingos,” by fruitless political negotia- support his re-election bid. architect, described the 2008, it would have been get — or hold on to — any turns gorgeous and gro- tions. But now the city has Queen performed there in city’s original assessment demolished. of it. tesque. Underneath the the political wherewithal 1975, when tickets cost a as flawed and political- “It felt tremendous” At the top of the film’s catty dialogue and ab- to get it done, and in fact mere $3 apiece. And other ly motivated. He said the said Candela, who served social hierarchy is Queen surdist humor, though, has already hired a design musicians, from Lynyrd damage was not from the as one of the group’s or- Anne, a gouty, pouty mon- lies a chilling awareness team, Snow said, noting, Skynyrd to Whitney Hous- hurricane but a direct ganizers. Something he arch given to abusive of how injustice, oppres- “We’ve been waiting for ton and Jimmy Buffet, en- result of lack of mainte- dreamed up nearly 50 screaming fits and out- sion and cruelty can cur- this since 1992.” tertained crowds from the nance. “We knew that for years prior would “remain breaks of oozing sores. dle even those at the very Built in 1963, Miami stadium’s floating stage. a fact,” he said. forever,” he added. Sarah, a woman with a top. A8 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK An immature sharp-shinned hawk perches on the neon sign of Carroll’s Typewriter Exchange on Munroe Street in Lynn after catching a pigeon for lunch on Friday. ‘Spider-Man’ actor tries Thanksgiving pumpkin for first time

LOS ANGELES (AP) Largey, a James Beard — “Spider-Man” star winner. She whipped up Tom Holland has tasted the dish with ingredients pumpkin seeds, but never involving pumpkin, chan- actual pumpkin. terelle mushrooms, pas- However, all that sionfruit and some kale. changed for the British “That’s so good, the pas- actor during a recent sionfruit as well,” Holland Thanksgiving cooking said before scooping up lesson with “Avengers” another spoonful. “And the co-director Joe Russo kale is crunchy so there’s a and chef Jessica Largey nice, like, textural thing.” who introduced him to After the taste test, kabocha squash, a deli- the 22-year-old Holland cacy known as Japanese told the chef “That was pumpkin. delicious. So, I’ll come The exclusive cooking back tomorrow.” The actor lesson was held at Russo’s said he typically spends new restaurant called Thanksgivings in his na- Simone in the arts district tive United Kingdom. of downtown Los Angeles. Largey gave Holland a “It’s hard that I’m start- few tips on how to make ing with probably the best macaroni and cheese, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pumpkin I’ll ever have,” one of the actor’s favorite Holland joked with The foods. She also said the Misha Djuric, the ballet company’s artistic di- Associated Press. pumpkin dish is one of rector, holds Archie, his Yorkshire Terrier, who Russo is a co-owner Russo’s favorite on the has been in more than 125 performances of of the restaurant with restaurant’s menu. “The Nutcracker.”

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 19-year-old Yorkshire Terrier Leaning Tower of Pisa continues retires from ‘The Nutcracker’ long path towards vertical PROVIDENCE, R.I. chapter. (AP) — After more than Misha Djuric, the ROME (AP) — The that while the progressive 125 performances in “The ballet’s artistic director Leaning Tower of Pisa recovery of tilt is good Nutcracker” in Rhode and Archie’s owner, says isn’t leaning so much news, the overall struc- Island, a 19-year-old Archie is “settling down to anymore. tural health of the tower Yorkshire terrier named a life of luxury and long After more than two is more important. Archie is leaving the naps on pillows.” decades of efforts to The 12th-century tower stage. The ballet is holding au- straighten it, engineers reopened to the public in Festival Ballet Prov- ditions for the next “Nut- say the famed Tuscan 2001 after being closed idence announced this cracker” dog. Auditions bell tower has recovered for more than a decade week that its beloved will take place at the 1.57 inches more and is in to let workers reduce its “Nutcracker” dog is retir- Festival Ballet Providence better structural health slant. By using hundreds ing. studios on Hope Street in than predicted. of tons of lead counter- The ballet says Archie Providence on Dec. 2. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ANSA news agency weights at the base and achieved stardom in his The ballet says it’s quotes a consultant to the extracting soil from under Director Joe Russo, left, and Tom Holland taste annual romp across the looking for a pup with international committee the foundations, engi- the Thanksgiving dish prepared by chef Jessi- Providence Performing an elegant prance, regal monitoring the tilt, Nun- neers initially shaved 17 ca Largey at an event at the Simone Restaurant Arts Center stage and coat of fur and charming ziante Squeglia, as saying inches off the lean. in Los Angeles. is ready for the next smile. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Saturday, November 24, 2018 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Friday...... 9040 Friday...... 9519 Thursday...... 8402 Thursday...... 9719 Sunrise today 6:45 a.m. Intervals of clouds and sun- SW winds 5 to 10 kt. Gusts shine. High 46F. Winds SW at up to 20 kt in the morning. Wednesday...... 6679 Wednesday...... 8276 Sunset today 4:16 p.m. L 10 to 15 mph. Waves around 2 ft in the Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: morning, then 1 foot or less. Sunrise tomorrow 6:46 a.m. Tonight: Showers early, be- EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER L coming a steady rain late. Tonight: E winds 5 to 10 kt. High tide today 11:33 a.m. Low 42F. Winds E at 15 to 25 Gusts up to 20 kt after mid- All 4...... $5,367 All 4...... $5,180 Low tide today 5:57 p.m. L mph. Chance of rain 100%. night. Waves 1 foot or less, First or last 3...... $751 First or last 3...... $725 H Rainfall near a half an inch. then around 2 ft after mid- Any 2...... $64 Any 2...... $62 High tide tomorrow 12:08 a.m. night. Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $6 L ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $447 All 4...... $432 Fronts First 3...... $125 First 3...... $121 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure Last 3...... $250 Last 3...... $121 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY SUNDAY MONDAY Mass Cash: 6-26-29-30-33 NOV. 30 DEC. 7 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ P’ cloudy | High 46, Low 42 Cloudy | High 40s, Low 30s Rain | High 40s, Low 30s Mega Millions: 7-10-30-33-59-(23) NATIONAL SUMMARY: Rain will extend from the Great Lakes to the mid-Atlantic and southern Atlantic coasts today. Spotty ice will occur over the Appalachians. A snowstorm is forecast to spread from the central and northern Rockies to the central Plains with local blizzard conditions. Rain will dot the Great Basin, while winds kick up over parts of California.

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ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE The Peabody High Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2018. Back row from left, Sean Hayes, Gary Hayward, Charlie Spurr, Eddie Leonard, Kyle Mult- ner, Joclyn Sullivan, Jeff Connolly (for Willliam Connolly) Josh Rachman, Gary Palmieri, Patrick Conrad, and Mark Leonard. Front row from left, Tracey Mckeen Palazzola, Michelle Grifoni, Heather Popp Sciamanna, Lauren Orlando LaTorella, Gary Ruddock, and Scott Wlasuk. Peabody Athletics Hall of Fame welcomes 18

By Mike Alongi speech. “And after I got hurt a getting in who was looking for ITEM STAFF bunch of times playing football a recommendation. I was really freshman year, it was almost beside myself when I realized it PEABODY — Being induct- like someone was trying to tell was me getting in.” ed into a high school athletics me that running was the sport After an all-star career in la- Hall of Fame is something one for me.” crosse and football at Peabody remembers for life. And for 18 Spurr set a number of records High, Wlasuk graduated and members of the Peabody High while running for the Tanners. moved on to play both sports at community, Friday night was He set the Peabody High school Wesleyan University (four-year the night to remember. record in the 120-yard outdoor starter in lacrosse, three-year A class of 18 former Tanner high hurdles (15.1 seconds) as starter in football). He also went greats were inducted into the well as Essex County records in on to coach football at Peabody Peabody High School Athletics the discus (145 feet, 1 1/2 inch- High for many years. He is a Hall of Fame in a ceremony at es) and the indoor high hurdles 30-year member of the Peabody Danversport Yacht Club. Of the (5.9 seconds). Police Department, rising to the 18 who were inducted, 16 were Another inductee was Scott M. rank of captain. alive and present at the event to Wlasuk, a three-sport athlete And then there was current give speeches. who played football, lacrosse Peabody High boys hockey coach Among the inductees was and ran track. As a cornerback, Mark Leonard, who was a three- Charles L. “Charlie Spurr,” Wlasuk recorded 80 tackles sport standout in hockey, soccer Class of 1970. Spurr ran all year with four interceptions and and baseball. A captain of both long for the Tanners in his high three fumble recoveries. He was the hockey and soccer teams, school career, running cross also a member of the rst state Leonard led the Greater Bos- country, indoor track and out- tournament-qualifying lacrosse ton League in scoring twice and door track. team in Tanners history. earned all-star honors in both “You might not be able to tell “This is truly a great accom- sports. He was a two-time North ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE from looking at me now, but plishment in my life,” Wlasuk Shore Hockey Player of the Year back in the day I was a skinny said of the honor. “The night I and a league MVP in soccer. Gary D. Ruddock, Class of 1974, left, is handed a plaque by kid who ran all the time,” Spurr received the induction letter, George Goulos as Ruddock is inducted into the Peabody High joked to open his induction I thought it was someone else HALL OF FAME, B2 Athletics Hall of Fame at Danversport Yacht Club Friday night. Former Jets clash in annual alumni game By Daniel Kane had some fun games and a good time Steve ITEM STAFF these last few years.” Just under 30 players gathered for Krause LYNN — The day after Thanksgiv- the annual game including Jack Staf- ing has become the traditional setting ford (2017), Tony Uva and Alex Amico of the Lynn Jets hockey alumni game, (2014), and Jeff Porter and Jack Car- even if lacing up the skates the day af- ter (2010). ter a big Turkey Day dinner might not “It’s great to have a good amount of Some be the easiest of tasks. guys come out,” Roberts said. “The lev- “It’s always a good time to get to- el of play was pretty good. The compet- Thanksgiving gether with these guys,” Lynn Jets itive spirit comes out with these guys. hockey coach Mike Roberts said. “The When they come out it’s just a pick up day after Thanksgiving has become a game and then it starts getting a little football ritual for this game. You see a couple physical in the corners. The guys love of the guys maybe not in the best of that stuff in the end as long as no one shape, but it’s a lot of fun. gets hurt.” leftovers “It’s a good opportunity to get guys The group was split up by age to de- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Here are some leftovers to munch from the past and guys who have just cide the teams with players dawning on we clear our refrigerators from graduated together for a good day home and away Jets uniforms. Mike Roberts, current head coach of the Lynn Thursday’s bout of overcooking and down at the rink,” Roberts added. “Ev- Jets, smiles during the annual Lynn Jets alum- overindulging … eryone seems to enjoy and we have ALUMNI, B2 ni hockey game Friday afternoon. If there’s any doubt about where Thanksgiving football falls on the MIAA’s priority list, here’s some- thing to consider. Melifonwu making his NFL dreams come true Swampscott, Gloucester and St. Mary’s all played Super Bowl By Harold Rivera hometown team, the one he grew up qualifying games last Saturday. All ITEM SPORTS EDITOR rooting for, was the one that knocked three lost on Thanksgiving — and on his door. were defeated by rather one-sided Through his rst two seasons in Melifonwu signed a 2-year contract scores, and by teams that weren’t the NFL, Obi Melifonwu has faced no with the New England Patriots Nov. 5. appreciably better — record-wise shortage of obstacles. “It felt like a dream come true,” Meli- — than they were. Melifonwu, a Grafton native who fonwu said. “It kind felt like some- St. Mary’s may have been played his college football at Division where I was destined to be, growing up victimized by a perfect storm. The I UConn, came into the 2018 season in Massachusetts and being a Patriots Spartans were trying to recover eager to earn an expanded role in the fan. Watching the organization go from from Saturday’s win over Cohasset Oakland Raiders secondary. A groin in- one Super Bowl to ve Super Bowls. It that quali ed them for the Division jury put those plans on hold and Meli- feels like a dream come true. 7 Super Bowl next Saturday. At fonwu, a safety, was placed on injured “It’s de nitely special any time you’re least six starters didn’t even play reserve (IR) in August. home and you live 40 minutes away as the coaching staff held them out, Two months later, Melifonwu re- (from Foxborough),” he continued. partly — I’m sure — out of safety ceived the news that all pro football “Your family’s close by, people you grew concerns and probably so they’d players fear. He had been released. up with come see your games. It’s de - have a shot at being healthy for the “It was a little disappointing,” Meli- nitely comforting being familiar with championship game. fonwu, 24, said, “but at the same time the area and being close to home.” On the other hand, this was it’s the nature of the game. It was Finding a home in the NFL can be a Fenwick’s last game of the season, about nding the best way to get to dif cult search but Melifonwu never point where I’m at now.” against a league rival, and with the COURTESY PHOTO | SEAN STELLATO lost faith. He worked closely with his league (Catholic Central Large) A 2017 second-round pick, Melifon- agent, Salem native Sean Stellato, who title on the line. The Crusaders New England Patriots safety Obi Melifonwu, wu held his head high through the searched tirelessly for a new opportu- hadn’t played in a week and a half. left, poses with his agent, Salem native Sean dif cult stage of his young career. He nity for his client. Stellato, after signing his contract with the remained patient for a new opportu- LEFTOVERS, B2 Patriots on Nov. 5. nity to come his way. It turned out his MELIFONWU, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 Tatum, Baynes combine for 30 points in Celtics win

ATLANTA (AP) — Aron Baynes don Hayward hit a baseline jumper, scored a season-high 16 points, Jayson and Smart stole the ball from John Col- Tatum added 14 and the Boston Celtics lins and fed Semi Ojeleye for a lay-in. snapped a three-game skid with a 114- Hayward opened the fourth by taking 96 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Daniel Theis’ bounce pass and dunking Friday night. for another 20-point lead. Theis fol- Boston, which had lost seven of 10, lowed with a 3 and Robert Williams used a 45-point first quarter to put III hit a reverse layup to finish off the it out of reach early. Coming off their Hawks with 10 minutes remaining. worst performance of the season in a None of Boston’s starters played over home loss to the 4-14 New York Knicks, 24 minutes. Irving scored 11 of his 13 the Celtics led by 13 in the first when points in the first. Hayward added 11 Kyrie Irving hit a dazzling fade-away 3. points. The lead swelled to 29 midway TIP-INS through the second after Terry Rozier Celtics: F Al Horford had a sore left dunked and hit a 3. It was Boston’s knee and missed his first game of the 10th trey, nine more than Atlanta had season. Marcus Morris took his spot in at that point. The rebuilding Hawks the lineup, making his first start since were 1 for 17 beyond the arc before last season, and finished with eight Alex Len’s 3 late in the second. points. Horford was listed as probable Atlanta began the night with the with the same injury before the Knicks NBA’s second-worst record and dropped game but finished with 19 points, sev- to 3-16 with its 10th straight loss. Jer- en rebounds and five assists in 35 min- emy Lin finished with 19 points, and utes. Coach Brad Stevens decided to Len added 17 in reserve roles. rest him after Friday’s shoot-around. Boston had a sloppy close to the sec- Hawks: G Kent Bazemore did not ond quarter with no field goals in the return after leaving with a left ankle last 6:19 yet led by 16 at halftime. sprain in the second. He went score- Tatum’s 3, Brown’s putback, Tatum’s less on two shots in 10 minutes. ... putback dunk and Baynes’ hook shot Rookie G Trae Young, the No. 5 over- pushed the lead back to 29 midway all draft pick, missed his five 3-point PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS through the third. attempts and finished with five points, Atlanta went on a 16-2 run to close three turnovers and two assists in 19 Jayson Tatum, right, shoots over Atlanta Hawks center Alex Len during a win in within 15 late in the third before Gor- minutes. Atlanta Friday night. Peabody enshrines 18 Hall of Famers HALL OF FAME 1997 (basketball, soccer), Gary A. From B1 Palmieri, Class of 2002 (baseball, football, hockey), Joclyn (Costa) Sulli- “So many things I learned in my van Class of 2004 (field hockey, swim- high school days I still try to instill in ming, lacrosse), Lauren A. (Orlando) the kids I coach,” said Leonard. “I’m LaTorella, Class of 2005 (basketball, such a lucky guy to be able to coach volleyball), Heather (Popp) Sciaman- where I played and have my kids go na, Class of 2005 (lacrosse), Edward to school and play where I did.” T. “Eddie) Leonard, Class of 2007 Following his days at Peabody (football, basketball, lacrosse), Kyle High, Leonard played four years Multner, Class of 2007 (baseball) at the University of Connecticut. and Michelle Renee Grifioni, Class of He scored the most points ever for 2008 (volleyball, basketball, softball). a UConn freshman and made the The two deceased inductees who All-Rookie team, eventually moving were honored were William A. Con- on to play professional hockey in Eu- nolly, Class of 1950, and Paul Teng- rope. Upon his retirement from play- berg, Class of 1974. Connolly was a ing, Leonard became the Tanners standout three-sport athlete, star- boys hockey coach in 1995 and has ring in football, ice hockey and base- won 227 games in his career. ball. He was an all-star in all three Other inductees included Pat- sports, and he eventually went on rick J. Conrad, Class of 1980 (base- to serve in the U.S. Marine Corps. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ball), Sean M. Hayes, Class of 1992 Tengberg was a captain of the 1973 (football, hockey, lacrosse), Josh football team that went undefeated Sean M. Hayes, Class of 1992, Rachman, Class of 1994 (football, and was named an Agganis All-Star speaks to the crowd after being lacrosse), Gary D. Ruddock, Class as well as a Boston Globe All-Scho- inducted into the Peabody High of 1974 (hockey and soccer), Tracy lastic selection in his time with the Athletics Hall of Fame. Ellen (McKeen) Palazzola, Class of Tanners. Some leftovers from Thanksgiving football LEFTOVERS So here it is, in the starkest terms duties in the manner Anthony Nalen From B1 possible: If you’re going to minimize was you have to give interim coach Thanksgiving to the point where Mike Mabee and his players some se- This isn’t to say that the Crusaders you create mismatches where there rious props for making it a competitive wouldn’t have won if all things had shouldn’t be any, then don’t bother. season. Saugus may have been 4-7, but been equal. They very well might have. Leave us alone and let us celebrate our the Sachems played a couple of those The game was at Fenwick, and the holidays in the comfort of our homes teams that defeated them pretty tough. Crusaders hadn’t beaten St. Mary’s instead of making people tap dance Mabee perhaps didn’t think the time ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK since 2015. They were 8-2 heading into around a four-hour time block. It’s not to discuss his future was right after Former Lynn Jets player and head coach Joe the game and one of the area’s best fair. the 38-6 loss to Peabody Thursday, but Conlon competes in the Lynn Jets alumni game teams all season. The games don’t mean anything any- should he be interested in being a full- at Connery Rink Friday. But all things weren’t equal, and one more. The postseason pairings are all time coach, the town owes him serious suspects that the score (60-0) might set. These games are merely for show, consideration. have been a bit closer if they were. with all the inherent risks people take l Similarly, as far as the eye could see, by playing in them. James Rabbitt has done a commend- Annual Lynn Jets there wasn’t a tremendous amount of Can we please think about that? able job after only two seasons at KIPP. difference between Swampscott and l The Panthers turned their Thanksgiv- Marblehead (both came into their Lynn English has now pitched a ing-eve game against Lynn Tech into a alumni game a big hit game with only two losses). Many shutout for eight straight quarters competitive contest. thought the Big Blue were poised to against Classical. The 12-0 victory The Panthers have come a long way ALUMNI snap a 5-game Thanksgiving losing Thursday might not be as noteworthy in a short time. streak. as the 38-0 win a year before in some l From B1 But again, Swampscott had a tough ways, but in other ways it is. You had to Finally, Revere won its third straight “We did all guys that were prior to the Lynn Jets and all game against Division 5 power Scitu- think Classical would have been fired Thanksgiving game over Winthrop of the newly graduated within the last three or four years ate last Saturday while Marblehead up to avenge the 2017 shellacking. For Thursday — the first time the Patri- on one team against the guys that were from around 2007 rested. Is it a coincidence that the Ma- English to hold the Rams to zero points ots have won that many in a row since to 2013-ish area,” Roberts said. gicians won, 30-14? under those circumstances was espe- 1972-74. The older group with some of the more recent graduates Finally, Gloucester had been rolling cially impressive. After the ‘74 win, the Patriots didn’t earned bragging right this year with a 13-8 win. along until the Fishermen ran into — l defeat Winthrop again until 1984, and “The older guys play a little bit different game instead of and lost to — Nashoba Valley last Sat- One has to imagine the folks in Sau- then after that, the next win came in the run and gun style,” Roberts said. “Tic-tac-toe passing urday in the Division 4 state semifinal. gus are extremely happy this season is 1989. The cumulative point spread in here and there and we wore them down a bit. The other So what happens? Danvers — which in the books — and they must be doing those two wins was three. guys have speed and can shoot. Both goalies played well. made it to the Division 3 North final cartwheels over the fact that the Sa- Winthrop won every game from 1990 Jack Stafford did a great job and so did DJ Pinkham, a two weeks ago — played host to the chems won four games. through 2009, though one (2001) came goalie coach for us who has been with the program for Fishermen Thursday, and won, 20-0. Ordinarily that would be called a via forfeit. about six years. He filled in for some of the guys who Maybe there’s a connection, maybe sub-par season. But when your coach is So, this streak by Revere has to be ul- couldn’t make it.” there isn’t. But I submit there is. publicly humiliated and relieved of his tra-satisfying. Roberts was also happy to see a handful of alumni who played before Lynn’s high schools combined to form the co- op Jets, including former coach Joe Conlon, Mike Conlon, Ryan Ferguson and Steve Kramer, make it to the game. Melifonwu excited to play for Patriots “The competitive nature is definitely still there in these games and it’s good to get these guys together,” Roberts MELIFONWU “I think Sean’s a great agent,” Meli- He’s still gaining familiarity with said. “We even have some guys from Lynn English ‘98 and From B1 fonwu said. “He’s someone that be- the Patriots coaching staff and the ‘99 that were here playing. The Jets started in 2007 but lieves in my talent. He told me that playbook but he’s confident he’ll pick the foundation of how that program started, its good to get “This is a testament to the Patriots God has a plan for me and God had things up quickly. those guys involved as well.” and their ability to find players of a plan for me. He told me to control “From day one, meeting the coach- With high school hockey just around the corner the Obi’s caliber with unique traits and what I can control and it was just a ing staff, meeting all the people that game helped Roberts get excited for the upcoming season high character, and put them in the matter of getting on the field.” work in the building, I think it start- and reflect on what he hopes is a bright future for hockey best situation to help them,” Stellato Of course, finding an opportunity ed pretty well,” Melifonwu said. “I’m in Lynn. said. “If you look at free agency, sala- and making the most of it are two dif- just going in there every day trying “It absolutely gets you excited for the high school season ry cap, they’ve kind of been the staple ferent things. Now that he’s a Patriot, to learn something, whether it’s from coming up,” Roberts said. “We did some fundraising with of success in this league. I think Obi’s Melifonwu’s eager to make a name for the play book or something the play- canning in Wyoma Square and around the city. It’s good to best football’s in front of him. He’s ex- himself in New England. ers do that has been beneficial.” be back. Last year was a really good season and hopefully cited to learn from the best coach ever “Now that I’m here I’m just focused He’s also learning the ins and outs we can continue to keep that mindset going forward as far (Bill Belichick) and older guys like on being the best teammate I can be,” of what it’s like to play for Belichick- as the one team, one family kind of thing. (Devin) McCourty and (Pat) Chung, Melifonwu said. “I’m learning from another test Melifonwu’s excited to “We have integrated the youth hockey and they are now who’ve been successful in their ca- the coaches, learning from the veter- tackle. called the Jets too,” Roberts added. “We are integrating reers.” ans and just trying to take in as much “It’s awesome, he’s a coach that’s the two programs and trying to keep hockey alive in the Melifonwu, who was limited to five as I can so I can play. well respected around the league,” city. It’s going to be difficult. We have eight seniors gradu- games last year, has dealt with mul- “It’s a blessing to be a part of this Melifonwu said. “He’s a polished ating this year. The next two years there isn’t much in the tiple injuries. He was placed on IR team. It’s a privilege I don’t take for coach. It’s a privilege to play for a seventh and eighth grade realm. We are doing our best to twice in 2017 and underwent hip sur- granted. I’m going to maximize every coach of that high a caliber. I look for- have these events like the alumni game to keep people in- gery last December. Melifonwu credit- day and every opportunity I get.” ward to learning from him, learning volved. We’re just trying to stay up to date so people know ed Stellato for providing unwavering Melifonwu feels things have gone from his staff and becoming the best we are here. Hopefully we can have another great year support. well for him in Foxborough thus far. football player I can be.” and do some damage.” SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS St. Mary’s alumni Lynn Ski program boys soccer game The Lynn Department of Park and Recreation is The St. Mary’s boys soccer sponsoring a six-week ski team will host its alumni program at Ski Bradford in game this Saturday, Nov. 24 Haverhill, Mass. from Janu- from 3:30-5:30 at Manning ary 4-February 8, 2019 from Field. All are welcomed. 6 p.m.-10 p.m. There are three packages Bishop Fenwick to choose from: Package A softball coach includes transportation and the use of all lift facilities Bishop Fenwick is hiring a ($320); Package B includes new softball coach for the transportation, the use of all Spring 2019 season. Anyone lift facilities and a one-hour interested can contact Fen- ski lesson ($395); and Pack- wick athletic director Dave age C includes transporta- Woods at [email protected]. tion, the use of all lift facili- ties and a one-hour snow- Learn to Skate board lesson ($395). Those choosing Package B or Pack- program age C must also select an Lynn Youth Hockey will ability level: beginner, nov- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS be holding its annual Learn ice, intermediate or to Skate program from Sep- advanced. Joakim Nordstrom, right, celebrates his game-winning goal with teammate Torey Krug to beat tember 29 through Decem- For those in need of equip- the Pittsburgh Penguins Friday night. ber 22 at Connery Rink. The ment, rentals are available program consists of 12 ses- at an extra cost from the sions running from 9:30 package. Skis, boots and Bruins take down Penguins in OT a.m. to 11:40 a.m. poles can be rented for $110, The cost of the program is a snowboard and boots can BOSTON (AP) — Joakim Nord- on a power-play goal 6:09 into the flipping the puck over the glass in the $125, plus any USA Hockey be rented for $110 and a strom scored 1:57 into overtime and second as Boston’s David Krejci sat Boston zone. Halak gloved a back- the Boston Bruins beat the Pitts- out a tripping minor. Kris Letang hand by Crosby with 8:37 on Pitts- fees if applicable. Partici- helmet can be rented for burgh Penguins 2-1 on Friday night. and Phil Kessel assisted on the goal burgh’s best chance before Pastrnak pants will need to bring a $30. Jake DeBrusk also scored and Ja- for Malkin, who has a point in six returned. Registration forms are hockey helmet, elbow pads, roslav Halak made 36 saves for the straight games. NOTES knee pads, skates, hockey or available at www.lynnma. Bruins. DeBrusk tied it for Boston on a slap Kessel has a point in seven straight warm waterproof gloves and gov, and all registration Evgeni Malkin scored the only goal shot with 6:20 left in the second on a games. Friday was the Penguins’ hockey or warm waterproof forms must be turned in by for Pittsburgh, which was trying to give-and-go with David Krejci. Kevan only visit to Boston this season. . The pants. November 9. For more infor- win back-to-back games for the first Miller also assisted. Bruins were without captain D Zde- For more information, con- mation or to register, please time in nearly a month. The Bruins thought they had an- no Chara (lower body) and alternate tact Brian Boisson at bbois- contact Lisa Nerich at 781- Tristan Jarry had 35 saves for the other goal with 2:35 left in the sec- captain C Patrice Bergeron (rib). . The [email protected]. 268-8000 or 781-477-7096. Penguins, getting his first start of the ond, when David Backes raised his Penguins placed Murray on injured season one day after being recalled arms after trying to squeeze the puck reserve Thursday with a lower-body from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton of the between Jarry and the post, but the injury. . The Penguins, who beat Dal- NFL AHL after the Penguins placed Matt referee signaled no-goal. The call was las 5-1 on Wednesday, last won con- AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Murray on injured reserve Thursday. upheld after a lengthy review, draw- secutive games during a four-game East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Jarry played well, but had no chance ing the ire of Boston fans who booed winning streak Oct. 18-27. New England 7 3 0 .700 280 236 Dallas 6 5 0 .545 234 213 on the game-winner when Nordstrom the officials a second time when they UP NEXT Miami 5 5 0 .500 199 256 Washington 6 5 0 .545 220 229 Buffalo 3 7 0 .300 137 251 Philadelphia 4 6 0 .400 205 231 tipped a pass from Torey Krug into skated out for the third period. Penguins: Host Columbus on Satur- N.Y. Jets 3 7 0 .300 208 254 N.Y. Giants 3 7 0 .300 215 263 the net to end it. David Pastrnak also Pittsburgh got a late power play day night. South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA had an assist on the overtime goal. when Pastrnak was called for delay of Bruins: Visit the Montreal Cana- Houston 7 3 0 .700 239 205 New Orleans 10 1 0 .909 409 256 Malkin put the Penguins up 1-0 game with 9:19 left in the third after diens on Saturday night. Indianapolis 5 5 0 .500 298 249 Carolina 6 4 0 .600 260 252 Tennessee 5 5 0 .500 178 189 Atlanta 4 7 0 .364 280 307 Jacksonville 3 7 0 .300 176 219 Tampa Bay 3 7 0 .300 267 329 North North After 22 holes, Phil beats Tiger in The Match W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 7 2 1 .750 299 225 Chicago 8 3 0 .727 317 211 Baltimore 5 5 0 .500 237 181 Minnesota 5 4 1 .550 241 229 (AP) — Phil Mickelson beat Tiger Woods Cincinnati 5 5 0 .500 256 312 Green Bay 4 5 1 .450 247 243 Cleveland 3 6 1 .350 218 263 Detroit 4 7 0 .364 238 286 in overtime Friday in their $9 million pay- West West per-view match in Las Vegas that ended up W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 9 2 0 .818 404 294 L.A. Rams 10 1 0 .909 389 282 free for many viewers because of technical L.A. Chargers 7 3 0 .700 262 209 Seattle 5 5 0 .500 246 216 problems. Denver 4 6 0 .400 228 235 Arizona 2 8 0 .200 145 248 Mickelson won on the 22nd hole, making Oakland 2 8 0 .200 170 293 San Francisco 2 8 0 .200 230 266 Thursday’s Games Oakland at Baltimore, 1 p.m. a 4-foot birdie putt on a specially set up 93- Chicago 23, Detroit 16 N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. yard, par 3. The match at Shadow Creek Dallas 31, Washington 23 Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. New Orleans 31, Atlanta 17 Arizona at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. Golf Club finished under floodlights. Sunday’s Games Pittsburgh at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Mickelson said to Woods after the match: Seattle at Carolina, 1 p.m. Miami at Indianapolis, 4:25 p.m. New England at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Green Bay at Minnesota, 8:20 p.m. “Just know I will never let you live that Jacksonville at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games down. It’s not the Masters or the U.S. Open, San Francisco at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Tennessee at Houston, 8:15 p.m. but it is nice to have a little something on you.” NHL Woods said he enjoyed the match, even if he was on the losing end. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division “You couldn’t have made this event any GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA better than it was,” he said. “It was back and Tampa Bay 23 16 6 1 33 87 66 Nashville 22 16 5 1 33 74 50 forth and very competitive on a golf course Buffalo 23 15 6 2 32 73 64 Minnesota 23 14 7 2 30 75 63 Toronto 23 15 8 0 30 78 62 Winnipeg 21 12 7 2 26 66 58 that was playing on the tricky side.” Boston 22 12 6 4 28 62 53 Colorado 21 11 6 4 26 78 62 The match made for some compelling golf Montreal 23 11 7 5 27 74 78 Dallas 22 11 9 2 24 60 59 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Detroit 22 10 10 2 22 61 70 Chicago 23 8 10 5 21 60 78 at times, if only most people would have Ottawa 22 9 10 3 21 79 94 St. Louis 20 7 10 3 17 57 63 been able to see it. Technical difficulties Phil Mickelson reacts after beating Tiger Woods in a one- Florida 20 8 9 3 19 65 73 Pacific Division on-one exhibition match for $9 million at Shadow Creek Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA marred the event, which was billed as golf’s GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 23 13 9 1 27 75 68 first pay-per-view broadcast. Golf Club in Las Vegas Friday. Columbus 22 13 7 2 28 75 69 San Jose 22 11 7 4 26 71 68 Washington 22 12 7 3 27 75 70 Anaheim 24 10 9 5 25 54 69 N.Y. Rangers 23 12 9 2 26 68 69 Vegas 24 11 12 1 23 63 70 Carolina 22 11 8 3 25 62 62 Edmonton 22 10 10 2 22 62 71 TV/RADIO N.Y. Islanders 21 11 8 2 24 67 63 Vancouver 24 10 12 2 22 73 88 Philadelphia 22 10 10 2 22 69 76 Arizona 20 9 9 2 20 51 51 SATURDAY 3 p.m...... Killington World Cup...... NBC New Jersey 21 9 9 3 21 63 67 Los Angeles 21 7 13 1 15 44 68 TV Soccer Pittsburgh 21 8 8 5 21 70 69 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. NBA 9:20 a.m...... Fortuna Dusseldorf at Bayern Munich...... FS2 Friday’s Games Winnipeg at St. Louis, 7 p.m. 8:30 p.m...... Boston at Dallas...... NBCSB 9:30 a.m...... Borussia Dortmund at FSV Mainz 05...Fox Soccer Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Rangers 0 Buffalo at Detroit, 7 p.m. 8:30 p.m...... San Antonio at Milwaukee...... NBATV 9:30 a.m...... Fortuna Düsseldorf at Bayern Munich...... FS2 Buffalo 3, Montreal 2, OT Chicago at Florida, 7 p.m. NHL 10 a.m...... Manchester City at West Ham United...... NBCSN Minnesota 4, Winnipeg 2 Boston at Montreal, 7 p.m. Anaheim 2, Edmonton 1, OT Philadelphia at Toronto, 7 p.m. 2 p.m...... Washington at NY Rangers...... NHL Network 12:20 p.m...... Schalke at Nuremberg...... FS2 Washington 3, Detroit 1 Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. 7 p.m...... Boston at Montreal...... NESN 12:30 p.m...... 1. FC Nürnberg at FC Schalke 04...... FS2 N.Y. Islanders 4, New Jersey 3, OT Dallas at Colorado, 9 p.m. 7 p.m...... Philadelphia at Toronto...... NHL Network 12:30 p.m...... Chelsea at Tottenham Hotspur...... NBC Vegas 2, Calgary 0 San Jose at Vegas, 10 p.m. Columbus 4, Toronto 2 Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Men’s College Basketball 10 p.m...... Monterrey vs. Atlas...... FS2 Tampa Bay 4, Chicago 2 Sunday’s Games 12 p.m...... Campbell at Georgetown...... FSN Auto Racing Carolina 4, Florida 1 Calgary at Arizona, 3 p.m. 4 p.m...... Iona at Providence...... FSN 5:20 p.m...... Coates Hire New Castle 500...... FS1 Boston 2, Pittsburgh 1, OT New Jersey at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Nashville at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. 7 p.m...... Emerald Coast Classic final...... CBSSN Radio Ottawa at Dallas, 8 p.m. Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. College Football NHL Colorado at Arizona, 8 p.m. Monday’s Games 12 p.m...... Baylor at Texas Tech...... FS1 7 p.m...... Boston at Montreal...... WBZ-FM 98.5 Vancouver at San Jose, 9 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games Ottawa at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. 12 p.m...... Florida at Florida St...... ABC NBA Washington at N.Y. Rangers, 2 p.m. New Jersey at Florida, 7 p.m. 12 p.m...... Georgia Tech at Georgia...... SEC Network 8:30 p.m...... Boston at Dallas...... WROR-FM 105.7 Columbus at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 7 p.m. 12 p.m...... Michigan at Ohio State...... Fox SUNDAY 12 p.m...... Navy at Tulane...... ESPNU TV 12 p.m...... Purdue at Indiana...... ESPN2 NFL NBA 12 p.m...... Syracuse at Boston College...... ESPN 1 p.m...... New England at NY Jets...... CBS 12 p.m...... Western Ky. at Louisiana Tech...... CBSSN EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE 4:05 p.m...... Arizona at LA Chargers...... Fox Atlantic Division Southwest Division 12:30 p.m...... North Carolina State at North Carolina...... Ch. 38 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 12:30 p.m...... Wake Forest at Duke...... NESN 4:25 p.m...... Pittsburgh at Denver...... CBS Toronto 16 4 .800 — Memphis 12 6 .667 — Philadelphia 13 8 .619 3½ Houston 9 8 .529 2½ 3:30 p.m...... Arizona St. at Arizona...... FS1 8:20 p.m...... Green Bay at Minnesota...... NBC Boston 10 9 .526 5½ New Orleans 10 9 .526 2½ 3:30 p.m...... Auburn at Alabama...... CBS Men’s College Basketball Brooklyn 8 12 .400 8 San Antonio 9 9 .500 3 3:30 p.m...... Illinois at Northwestern...... Big Ten Network 10:30 a.m...... AdvoCare Invitational...... ESPNU New York 6 14 .300 10 Dallas 8 9 .471 3½ 3:30 p.m...... Maryland at Penn State...... ABC Southeast Division Northwest Division 1 p.m...... Diamond Head Classic...... ESPNU W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 3:30 p.m...... Minnesota at Wisconsin...... ESPN2 Charlotte 9 9 .500 — Portland 12 6 .667 — 3:30 p.m...... Pittsburgh at Miami...... ESPN 2 p.m...... Wooden Legacy...... ESPNU Orlando 9 9 .500 — Oklahoma City 12 6 .667 — 3:30 p.m...... SMU at Tulsa...... CBSSN 4 p.m...... Wooden Legacy...... ESPNU Miami 7 11 .389 2 Denver 11 7 .611 1 Washington 6 12 .333 3 Utah 8 10 .444 4 3:30 p.m...... Temple at UConn...... ESPNU 6:30 p.m...... AdvoCare Invitational...... ESPNU Atlanta 3 16 .158 6½ Minnesota 8 11 .421 4½ 4 p.m...... Rutgers at Michigan St...... Fox 10:30 p.m...... Wooden Legacy final...... ESPN2 Central Division Pacific Division 4 p.m...... Tennessee at Vanderbilt...... SEC Network Golf W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 5 p.m...... Grambling St. at Southern University...... NBCSN Milwaukee 13 4 .765 — L.A. Clippers 12 6 .667 — 8 p.m...... PGA Tour: ISPS Handa World Cup of Golf...... Golf Indiana 11 8 .579 3 Golden State 12 7 .632 ½ 7 p.m...... Kansas St. at Iowa State...... FS1 Detroit 9 7 .563 3½ L.A. Lakers 10 7 .588 1½ 7 p.m...... Kentucky at Louisville...... ESPN2 NHL Chicago 5 14 .263 9 Sacramento 10 8 .556 2 7 p.m...... San Jose St. at Fresno St...... ESPNU 8 p.m...... Anaheim at Nashville...... NHL Network Cleveland 3 14 .176 10 Phoenix 3 14 .176 8½ 7 p.m...... South Carolina at Clemson...... ESPN Skiing Friday’s Games Boston at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m...... LSU at Texas A&M...... SEC Network 1 p.m...... Killington World Cup...... NBC Minnesota 112, Brooklyn 102 Sacramento at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. 8 p.m...... Notre Dame at USC...... ABC L.A. Clippers 112, Memphis 107, OT San Antonio at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Soccer Detroit 116, Houston 111, OT Sunday’s Games 8 p.m...... Oklahoma St. at TCU...... Fox Boston 114, Atlanta 96 Orlando at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m...... Nevada at UNLV...... CBSSN 8:30 a.m...... Arsenal at Bournemouth...... NBCSN Cleveland 121, Philadelphia 112 Phoenix at Detroit, 4 p.m. 9:30 a.m...... Werder Bremen at SC Freiburg...... FS1 New York 114, New Orleans 109 Charlotte at Atlanta, 6 p.m. 10 p.m...... BYU at Utah...... FS1 Toronto 125, Washington 107 Miami at Toronto, 6 p.m. 10:15 p.m...... Utah State at Boise St...... ESPN 11 a.m...... Huddersfield Town at Wolverhampton...... NBCSN Miami 103, Chicago 96 New York at Memphis, 6 p.m. 10:30 p.m...... Hawaii at San Diego St...... ESPNU 12 p.m...... Hannover 96 at Mönchengladbach...... FS1 Oklahoma City 109, Charlotte 104 Philadelphia at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. Golf San Antonio 111, Indiana 100 Utah at Sacramento, 8 p.m. 5 p.m...... New York at Atlanta...... ESPN Phoenix at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Portland, 9 p.m. 8 p.m...... PGA Tour: ISPS Handa World Cup of Golf...... Golf Orlando at Denver, 9 p.m. Monday’s Games College Hockey 7:30 p.m...... Sporting Kansas City at Portland...... FS1 Portland at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Houston at Washington, 7 p.m. Auto Racing Utah at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Charlotte, 7 p.m. 10 a.m...... Friendship Four third place...... NESN Plus Saturday’s Games Minnesota at Cleveland, 7 p.m. 2 p.m...... Friendship Four championship...... NESN Plus 8:10 a.m...... Formula One: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix...... ESPN2 Houston at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Boston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. 7 p.m...... Northeastern vs. RIT...... NESN Plus Radio Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. San Antonio at Chicago, 8 p.m. Denver at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Indiana at Utah, 9 p.m. Skiing NFL New Orleans at Washington, 8 p.m. Orlando at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 1 p.m...... Killington World Cup...... NBCSN 1 p.m...... New England at NY Jets...... WBZ-FM 98.5 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 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 CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV NOVEMBER 24, 2018 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) ARIES (March 21-April 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) WGBH Peter, Paul and Mary at New- Tom Petty & the Heartbreak- Durrells in Corfu Poldark on Master- Peter, Paul and Mary at New- Listen, but don’t believe every- Open discussions will help ^ PBS port 1963-65 ers: 30th Anniversary piece port 1963-65 You will thrive on change, so- thing you hear. Someone will you avoid a misunderstanding. WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Robbie Robbie The Story of Santa 48 Hours (N) News Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles cial events and activities that $ CBS Fortune R’ndeer Claus “Doomsday” mislead you in order to get his Make plans with a loved one. take ingenuity as well as en- WCVB News- Chronicle College Football Notre Dame at USC. The undefeated Fighting Irish visit News- Celebrity Person of Interest or her way. Ask questions and A promise or commitment can durance. If you stand tall and % ABC Center 5 California for their 90th all-time meeting with the Trojans. (N) Center 5 Page make changes based on what be made. Personal change is do your best, victory will be WBTS Access (N) The National Dog Show Dogs vie to be Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live 1st Look you discover. encouraged. Romance is in yours. Romance is highlighted. * NBC named Best in Show. Live (N) at 11 the stars. WFXT College College College Football Oklahoma State at TCU. The 6-5 Cowboys and 5-6 Horned Boston Boston Hell’s Kitchen “A CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 9 FOX Football Extra Frogs wrap up their 2018 regular seasons with this meeting. (N) News 25 Fond Farewell” Go over your qualifications TAURUS (April 20-May 20) WUTF (6:00) ›› “Wild Según Según ›‡ Killers (2010) Ashton Kutcher. Asesinos ›› Derailed (2005, Suspenso) Clive Owen, Sher- and set up a new resume. Up- Clear up unfinished chores You are best off removing = UMA Card” (2014) Bibi Bibi contratados buscan a ex-asesino. Jennifer Aniston, Vincent Cassel. wood date information that will en- or family responsibilities. Be negative influences from your WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) ››› Steel Magnolias (1989) Sally Field. Six iron- Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & courage you to save money or careful what you sign up for. life. Don’t let anyone bring you F MNT Theory Theory willed women gather at a Louisiana beauty parlor. Molly make better use of it. Exercise If you offer to help someone, down or interfere with your WGBX Engelbert Humperdinck in Last of the Breed Willie Nelson. Aging Backwards 2: Connec- Ted Wil- Austin City Limits NOVA will help overcome stress. you are likely to be taken for plans. Set a standard and L PBS Hawaii (My Music) tive Tissue Revealed liams granted. don’t veer off track. WWJE Dallas SWAT Dallas SWAT Manhunt- Manhunt- Manhunt- Manhunt- Call 911 Call 911 Dead Again “Trail of Drugs, R JN ers ers ers ers Evidence” Inc. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Get together with the people who GEMINI (May 21-June 20) WLVI Last Man Last Man Gold- Gold- Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family True LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) X CW Standing Standing bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Crime motivate you the most. A team If you are feeling uncertain Visit a friend or relative who TELE ›› Ice Age: Continental Drift ››‡ Snow White and the Huntsman (2012, Fantasía) Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Programa effort will help you get something about something or someone, can offer clarity and insight ¨ TELE (2012) John Leguizamo Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron. y Más nes tremas finished that will improve your ask direct questions before into a domestic situation you WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & living quarters. Host a gathering you make a commitment. face. Personal change will ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order to celebrate your victory. Once you know where you make you feel better about CABLE STATIONS stand, positive change can yourself and your future. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 11.24.18” (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 11.24.18” PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) take place. A&E PD -- 11.16.18” Seek advice and engage in (6:45) The Walking The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead The Walking Dead Walking SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) AMC conversation, but do your own CANCER (June 21-July 22) Dead “Mercy” “The Damned” “Monsters” “Some Guy” “The Big Scary U” Dead thing in the end. Tailor what- A steady pace will help you A home improvement proj- ››› Pretty Woman (1990) Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. A corpo- ››› Pretty Woman (1990, Romance-Comedy) Rich- ››‡ Overboard ect will brighten your day. Try BRAVO ever is suggested to fit your reach your goal. If you do rate raider hires a hooker to act as a business escort. ‘R’ ard Gere, Julia Roberts, Ralph Bellamy. ‘R’ (1987) Goldie Hawn. set of circumstances. Don’t things your way, you’ll be hap- something unique that will Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Expedition Unknown Josh searches for a Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Expedi- DISC let emotions and temptation py with the results. An unusual spark your imagination and known known lost fortune. (N) known known tion Un. entice you into something that perspective will captivate your encourage you to spend more (6:10) ›››‡ “Zooto- ›››‡ Wreck-It Ralph (2012, Children’s) Raven’s Coop & Coop & Andi Bizaard- Bizaard- Bizaard- DISN pia” (2016) Voices of John C. Reilly. ‘PG’ Home Cami Cami Mack vark vark vark isn’t right for you. audience. time with family or old friends. College Football South Carolina at Clemson. (N) College Football Utah State at Boise State. (N) SportsCen- ESPN ter College Football Kentucky at Louisville. (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) Football BRIDGE ESPN2 Final “Finding ››› The Santa Clause (1994) Tim Allen, Judge Rein- ›‡ The Santa Clause 3: The Escape ›› Life-Size (2000, Fantasy) FREE Nemo” hold. An adman takes over for fallen Santa. Clause (2006) Tim Allen, Martin Short. Jere Burns, Lindsay Lohan. (6:00) ››‡ “The ›› Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates ›› Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates Atlanta Atlanta “Alligator Bidding for success at the bridge table FX Night Before” (2016) Zac Efron, Adam Devine. (2016) Zac Efron, Adam Devine. Man” If you do not mind a dogmat- was in four hearts after South king, ruffed the spade eight (5:37) ››› “Wonder ››‡ Tomb Raider (2018, Adventure) Alicia Boxing Dmitry Bivol vs. Jean Pascal. From REAL Sports With Bohemi- HBO Woman” Vikander, Dominic West. ‘PG-13’ Atlantic City, N.J. (N) Bryant Gumbel an: 1st ic approach and would like to opened one club, West passed, and cashed the heart king. Pawn Pawn Pawn Stars: Pumped Up “Pricey Signatures” Sneakers signed by Brothers in Arms Pawn Stars: Pumped Up check your bidding, read “Win and North responded one Each player had two cards left, HIST Stars Stars Robert Parish. (N) “Pricey Signatures” at Duplicate Bridge” by Fred heart. East led the club six. and when a diamond was led (6:00) “Wrapped Up Every Day Is Christmas (2018, Drama) Christmas Harmony (2018, Comedy-Dra- Every Day Is Christmas (2018, Parker (Master Point Press). West took two tricks in the suit from dummy, East’s queen- LIFE in Christmas” Toni Braxton, Jennifer Juniper-Angeli. ma) Kelley Jakle, Chandra Wilson. Drama) Toni Braxton. In 22 chapters, the author and continued with a decep- eight of hearts were trapped by (6:00) Jersey Shore: ›‡ The Waterboy (1998, Comedy) Adam ››› Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story ›› National Treasure (2004) MTV gives his opinion on bidding tive club eight. However, North Forquet’s ace-10. Family Vacation Sandler, Kathy Bates. (2004, Comedy) Vince Vaughn. Nicolas Cage, Diane Kruger. using two-over-one game-forc- ruffed with his heart nine, and Tailgate Celtics Pregame NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Dallas Mavericks. Celtics Celtics NBA Basketball Boston Celtics NBCSB ing, and covers conventions of East discarded a diamond. Live (N) American Airlines Center. (N) Post. Post at Dallas Mavericks. which he approves. I do not North played a heart to the NHL Hockey Boston Bruins at Montreal Canadiens. Bruins Sports Sports Sports Dirty NHL Hockey Boston Bruins at NESN Bell Centre. (N) Overtime Today Today Today Water TV Montreal Canadiens. agree with everything he says, jack and cashed the two top Henry Danger Henry Cousins Sponge- Sponge- Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Rachel goes but his recommendations are spades, after which he could NICK “Thumb War” Danger for Life Bob Bob on a first date. primarily mainstream. Each not avoid losing two trump Shameless ›› American Assassin (2017, Action) All Ac- Escape at Ray Donovan Enemies: The Presi- chapter ends with a copious tricks to go down one. SHOW Dylan O’Brien, Michael Keaton. ‘R’ cess (N) Dannemora “Pudge” dent, Justice quiz. The book concludes with Pietro Forquet found the (6:00) ›› Planes: Fire & Rescue Howards End Outlander “The ››‡ Fever Pitch (2005, Romance-Comedy) Fantastic STARZ a chapter on leads and sig- winning line. The first five tricks “Planes” (2014) Voices of Dane Cook. False Bride” Drew Barrymore. ‘PG-13’ Four nals, and one with some card were the same. But after the (5:33) ››‡ “Fast Five” (2011) ››› Ant-Man (2015, Action) Paul Rudd. Ant-Man uses Marvel Super Hero Adven- He-Man She-Ra: SYFY combinations. Since there are spade ace, South cashed the Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. his shrinking skills to battle Yellowjacket. tures: Frost Fight! (2015) Christmas Special no full deals, here is another diamond king and played a (6:30) ›› “Suicide Squad” (2016, Action) Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full ›› National Security (2003, Comedy) TBS Will Smith, Jared Leto. Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal Martin Lawrence, Steve Zahn. from Carl’Alberto Perroux’s diamond to the queen. East (5:30) ›› “Fred ›››› A Christmas Story (1983, Chil- ›››› A Christmas Story (1983, Chil- ››› Pete’s Dragon (2016) book about the Italian Blue ruffed and shifted to the spade TNT Claus” (2007) dren’s) Peter Billingsley, Darren McGavin. dren’s) Peter Billingsley, Darren McGavin. Bryce Dallas Howard. Team, which I reviewed two 10, but Forquet, needing the NCIS “Handle With ›››› It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) James ››› The Family Man (2000, Romance-Comedy) Chrisley Chicago days ago. extra winner, took the trick with USA Care” Stewart, Donna Reed. Nicolas Cage, Tea Leoni, Don Cheadle. Knows P.D. At the other table, North his jack, cashed the spade (5:40) The Temptations Love & Hip Hop Love & Hip Hop Love & Hip Hop Love & VH1 “The Crown” “Secrets and Lies” Cardi reveals news. Hip Hop CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV NOVEMBER 25, 2018 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Ted Wil- Neil Diamond: Hot August Classical Rewind Classical The Brain Mind Body Connection With Neil Diamond: Hot ^ PBS liams Night III masterpieces. Dr. Rudy Tanzi & Deepak Chopra August Night III WBZ NFL 60 Minutes (N) God Friended Me NCIS: Los Angeles Madam Secretary News Sports Final OT (N) Joel $ CBS Football “King’s Gambit” (N) (N) (N) Osteen WCVB America’s Funniest Dancing With the Shark Tank (N) Shark Tank News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) Stars: Juniors (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien Reese is captured. WBTS Football Night in America (N) NFL Football Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings. (N) News NBC 10 Access * NBC at 11 Sports WFXT The Cool Bob’s Simpsons Bob’s Family Rel Boston 25 News at Boston NFL GameDay TMZ (N) 9 FOX Kids Burgers Burgers Guy 10PM (N) News Prime (N) WUTF Fire With Fire (2012, Acción) Josh Du- ››‡ The Time Machine (2002) Guy ¡Ay Güey! Dragon Blade (2015, Acción) = UMA hamel, Rosario Dawson, Bruce Willis. Pearce, Samantha Mumba, Mark Addy. Jackie Chan, John Cusack. WSBK Castle “Number One WBZ News 8p (N) NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT Fan” “You’ll Do” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX Brain Ken Burns: The Civil War Peter, Paul and Mary at New- Neil Diamond: Hot August Ask This Great Performances L PBS Secrets port 1963-65 Night III Old H’se WWJE Intervention “Heidi Intervention Intervention “Salina Intervention “Kristen” The Real NCIS “A The Real NCIS Panic R JN and Michelle” and Troy” Killer Talks” “Deadly Caller” 9-1-1 WLVI Modern Modern Supergirl “Rather the Charmed “Out of 7 News at 10PM on Wipeout Wipeout “Winners True X CW Family Family Fallen Angel” Scythe” (N) CW56 (N) and Losers” Crime TELE ›››‡ The Avengers (2012) Robert Downey Jr. Los superhéroes Don Francisco te Titulares Decisio- Milagros de Navidad Decisio- ¨ TELE se unen para salvar al mundo de un desastre. invita (N) y Más nes nes WABU Christmas Belle (2013, Children’s) Haylie A Wedding for Christmas (2018, Ro- A Christmas Reunion (2015, Romance) Defend ¥ ION Duff, Nicholas Gonzalez. mance) Denise Richards, Patrick Muldoon. Santa CABLE STATIONS “Arma- John ››› John Wick (2014, Action) ››› The Town (2010) Ben Affleck. A woman doesn’t ››› The Town (2010) Ben A&E geddon” Wick Keanu Reeves. realize that her new beau is a bank robber. Affleck, Rebecca Hall. (6:37) The Walking The Walking Dead The Walking Dead Talking Dead (N) The Walking Dead The Walking Dead Talking AMC Dead “Stradivarius” “Evolution” (N) “Evolution” “Evolution” Dead The Real House- The Real House- Housewives/OC Dirty John (N) Watch Dirty John Watch House- BRAVO wives of Atlanta wives of Atlanta (N) What What wives Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last The Last Alaskans Alaskan Bush People Alaska: The Last Last DISC Frontier Exposed Frontier (N) Frontier (N) (N) “A Fresh Start” Frontier Frontier ›››‡ The LEGO Movie (2014, Children’s) Raven’s Coop & Star Wars Raven’s Coop & Andi Bizaard- Bizaard- Bizaard- DISN Voices of Chris Pratt. ‘PG’ Home Cami Home Cami Mack vark vark vark MLS Soc- SportsCenter (N) World/Poker World/Poker SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter With SportsCen- ESPN cer Scott Van Pelt (N) ter (6:30) 2018 Grey Cup Calgary Stampeders vs Ottawa Redblacks. (N) College Basketball Wooden Legacy, Final: Formula 1 Racing ESPN2 Teams TBA. (N) (6:55) ›‡ “The Santa Clause 3: The The Truth About Christmas (2018, Come- ››› Mrs. Doubtfire (1993, Comedy) Robin Williams, FREE Escape Clause” (2006) Tim Allen. dy-Drama) Kali Hawk, Damon Dayoub. Sally Field, Pierce Brosnan. “Kingsman: The ››‡ Jason Bourne (2016, Action) Matt Damon, ››‡ Jason Bourne (2016, Action) Matt Damon, Christ- FX Secret Service” Tommy Lee Jones, Alicia Vikander. Tommy Lee Jones, Alicia Vikander. mas ››‡ Tomb Raider (2018, Adventure) Alicia My Brilliant Friend Camping Sally- Axios My Brilliant Friend Sally- Camping HBO Vikander, Dominic West. ‘PG-13’ (N) (N) 4Ever 4Ever American Pickers American Pickers: Bonus Buys “Pickin’ at the Museum” A American Pickers American Pickers: Bonus HIST recently closed toy museum. (N) “The More You No” Buys “Pickin’ at the Museum” (6:00) “Every Day Is Jingle Belle (2018, Romance) Tatyana Ali, Christmas Perfection (2018, Drama) Cait- Jingle Belle (2018, Romance) LIFE Christmas” Obba Babatunde, Tempestt Bledsoe. lin Thompson, James Henri-Thomas. Tatyana Ali, Obba Babatunde. Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- MTV lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness (6:00) The ’86 Sports Sunday (N) Sports Sunday Postgame Live Sports Sunday Postgame Live Sports NBCSB Celtics Sunday Charlie Charlie Outside Golf Dest. Dining Red Sox Sports Sports Sports Dirty College Hockey RIT at North- NESN Moore Moore the Fame Playbook Report Today Today Today Water TV eastern. Henry Henry ››› The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends “The One at NICK Danger Danger of Water (2015) Bill Fagerbakke the Beach” (6:55) Escape at Enemies: The Presi- Ray Donovan “Ellis Escape at Escape at Ray Donovan “Ellis Enemies- SHOW Dannemora dent, Justice Island” (N) Dannemora (N) Dannemora Island” Pres. (6:59) Outlander Outlander “Common Outlander “Common Outlander “Common ››‡ 27 Dresses (2008, Romance-Comedy) Rough STARZ “The False Bride” Ground” (N) Ground” Ground” Katherine Heigl. ‘PG-13’ Night ‘R’ (5:30) ››› “Ant- ››‡ The Addams Family (1991, Comedy) ››‡ The Addams Family (1991, Comedy) Anjelica Futurama Futurama SYFY Man” (2015, Action) Anjelica Huston, Raul Julia. Huston, Raul Julia, Christopher Lloyd. (5:30) ›› “Suicide Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Guest Guest Guest Guest Guest TBS Squad” (2016) Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Book Book Book Book Book (5:30) ››‡ “The ››› Love Actually (2003) Hugh Grant, Laura Linney, Colin Firth. ››‡ The DUFF (2015, Comedy) Mae Whit- I Love TNT Intern” (2015) Various people deal with relationships in London. man, Robbie Amell, Bella Thorne. You, Man Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Dirty John Modern Modern Real USA cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Family Family Country Love & Hip Hop 2018 Soul Train Awards The ceremony Love & Hip Hop Love & Hip Hop Love & Hip Hop Love & VH1 “Firing Squad” honors music artists. (N) Amina gives birth. Hip Hop B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 Markets Q&A: Stocks slide into another ‘correction’ By Alex Veiga A: The latest drop isn’t 500 are estimated to have ASSOCIATED PRESS as breathtaking as the risen by 28.6 percent for one in February, when the the third quarter after a For the second time this S&P 500 lost 10.2 percent 25.2 percent gain in the year, stocks have gone in just nine days. Only 19 second quarter. into what’s known on Wall times since World War II But an array of threats Street as a correction — a has the S&P 500 lost at to company earnings has drop of 10 percent or more least 10 percent in 10 days emerged in recent months: from a recent high. or fewer. Interest rate hikes by the As of Friday’s close, Still, the return of vola- Federal Reserve. A Trump the benchmark S&P 500 tile trading and the S&P administration-led trade index has dropped 298 500’s latest slide into a war. And there are in- points, or 10.2 percent, correction caught many creased signs the global since reaching a record investors by surprise. The economy is slowing — for high on Sept. 20. After a benchmark index didn’t instance, growth in Chi- furious decline in October, record a single gain or de- na has weakened and the stocks steadied in early cline of 1 percent or more German economy had its November, but the sell- in the third quarter. first quarterly decline ing picked up again the That was similar to the since early 2015. past two weeks as inves- calm seen in 2017, when That has made inves- tors abandoned high-fly- the market drifted higher tors nervous about the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing technology stocks gradually and finished up valuations of some of the amid concerns about the 19.4 percent. market’s high-fliers. Ap- Kinam Kim, president of Samsung’s device solution division, bowed in U.S.-China trade dis- Q: What happened after ple and Amazon issued apology for the sickness and deaths of some workers. pute and global economic the last correction? disappointing outlooks in growth and bailed on en- A: The stock market re- October, and both stocks ergy stocks as the price of covered some losses then are down more than 20 oil plunged. fell again due to uncer- percent this quarter. Cat- Samsung apologizes over The Nasdaq, loaded with tainty over global trade erpillar and Boeing, two technology stocks, is al- disputes. Eventually, in- industrial powers that ready in a correction. The vestors focused on soaring stand to be hurt by a pro- deaths of some workers Dow Jones Industrial Av- corporate profits, fueled longed trade war between apology to our workers past 11 years, the pain of erage is 9.5 percent below by the GOP tax cuts, and the U.S. and China, have By Kim Tong-Hyung ASSOCIATED PRESS who have suffered with suffering from occupation- its high set on October 3. robust economic growth in also suffered sharp losses. illnesses and their fam- al diseases, the pain of According to research the U.S. and the S&P 500 Q: How bad can it get? SEOUL, South Korea — ilies,” Kim said during a firm CFRA, this is the rose to an all-time high A: In truth, no one losing loved ones,” Hwang Samsung Electronics apol- news conference in Seoul, first time since World War in September, erasing the knows. said at the news confer- ogized Friday for illnesses which was also attended II that the S&P 500 has losses from its correction But some analysts say ence. “But I take today’s and deaths of some of its by activists and relatives had two corrections in in February. there are more hurdles for apology as a promise from workers, saying it failed to of the workers. the same calendar year, Q: What’s bothering in- the market now than there Samsung Electronics,” to create a safe working en- But while cutting a deal though there have been a vestors? were at the onset of the improve the safety of its vironment at its computer and loosely admitting to few times where it expe- A: Many investors are last market correction in workplaces, he said. chip and display factories. lapses in safety standards, rienced corrections within increasingly worried that February. Back then, com- According to the settle- The announcement by Samsung has yet to fully 12 months of each other. corporate profits — which panies had yet to show the ment, Samsung will com- the South Korean tech- acknowledge its work- The stock market is drive stock market gains positive impact tax cuts pensate for various ill- nology giant came weeks place environment as the still enjoying the longest — are poised to weaken. would have on profits and nesses of employees who after the company and a direct cause of the illness- bull market in history al- Profits have been ex- the U.S. and China hadn’t have worked at its chip group representing ailing es. though some of the con- tremely strong this year imposed costly tariffs on and LCD factories since Samsung workers agreed The standoff began in ditions that sustained it — earnings for the S&P each other. to accept compensation 1984, including as much 2007 when taxi driver as $132,000 for leukemia. have changed, including terms suggested by a me- Hwang Sang-gi refused The compensation also an increase in interest diator and end a high- to accept a settlement af- covers miscarriages and rates to more normal lev- ly-publicized standoff that ter his 23-year-old daugh- congenital illnesses of the els after the Federal Re- went on for more than a ter died of leukemia after serve helped keep that at decade. The company’s working at a Samsung workers’ children such as historical lows for years. apology was part of the factory. Hwang’s efforts child cancer. “Corrections are normal, settlement. to clarify the cause of Yu- Since 2008, dozens of but they haven’t been nor- Kinam Kim, president mi’s death and hold Sam- workers have sought occu- mal during this period of of Samsung’s device solu- sung responsible for prob- pational safety compensa- the Federal Reserve bring- tions division, said the lems related to working tion from the government. ing interest rates down company failed to “suf- conditions galvanized a Few won compensation, to near zero for so many ficiently manage health broader movement to hold mostly after years of court years,” said Quincy Kros- threats” at its semiconduc- businesses and the gov- battles. Half the remain- by, chief market strategist tor and liquid crystal dis- ernment accountable for ing claims were rejected at Prudential Financial. play manufacturing lines. safety lapses in the chip and half remain under re- Here’s a look at what As detailed in Associated and display industries, view. history shows about past Press reporting over the which use huge amounts Families of the victims corrections, and what FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS past decade, dozens of em- of chemicals. often have depleted their market watchers are ex- ployees who worked there “No apology would be savings and sold their According to research firm CFRA, this is the first pecting going forward. have experienced grave enough when considering homes to pay hospital Q: How bad is this mar- time since World War II that the S&P 500 has had illnesses such as leukemia the deception and hu- bills. Some workers end ket drop? two corrections in the same calendar year. and brain tumors. miliation we experienced up incapacitated and un- (from Samsung) over the Pope taps experts, U.S. cardinal “We offer our sincere able to work. Immigration agents arrest man to help prep for abuse summit By Nicole Winfield who left church after a year ASSOCIATED PRESS By Jonathan Drew fingerprints taken so he came to the federal immi- VATICAN CITY — Pope ASSOCIATED PRESS could apply to stay in gration office in Morris- Francis named the Vat- North Carolina with his ville in hopes of dissuading ican’s top sex abuse in- RALEIGH, N.C.— An wife and son. He has been authorities from arresting immigrant who sought vestigator and a close living in CityWell Unit- Oliver-Bruno. Alerta Mi- refuge from deporta- U.S. ally to an organizing ed Methodist Church in gratoria said Oliver-Bruno tion in a North Caroli- committee for a February Durham since late 2017 was detained and put into na church for 11 months abuse prevention summit to avoid the reach of im- a van after entering the was detained Friday at a that has become a high- migration officers, who office, and that supporters stakes credibility test fol- scheduled appointment were arrested trying to with immigration officials, generally avoid making lowing a new eruption of arrests at churches and block the van. the scandal in the U.S. and prompting more than a The Morrisville Police dozen supporters to block other sensitive locations. elsewhere this year. ICE said Oliver-Bruno, Department issued a Abuse survivors and a law enforcement van statement saying it was and wind up under arrest who has lived in North women working at the Vat- Carolina for two decades, called to the scene because themselves. the crowd, though peace- ican will also contribute to had no legal basis to be in the preparatory commit- Mexican national Sam- ful, refused to allow im- the U.S. and had exhaust- tee. Notably absent from uel Oliver-Bruno, 47, was migration officers to drive ed his “extensive” appeals. the lineup announced Fri- detained at a Raleigh-area away with Oliver-Bruno. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Oliver-Bruno pleaded day was Boston Cardinal immigration office, accord- The department said it Sean O’Malley, who heads Pope Francis summoned leaders of the world’s ing to a U.S. Immigration guilty in 2014 to using tried to de-escalate the the pope’s sex abuse advi- bishops’ conferences to the Vatican Feb. 21-24 and Customs enforcement false documents to try to situation, but demonstra- sory commission, though after the abuse scandal erupted in his native news release. re-enter the U.S. in Tex- tors ignored two orders one of his members, the South America and again in the U.S. The advocacy group as after a trip outside the to disperse before arrests Rev. Hans Zollner, is the Alerta Migratoria NC said country, according to court were made. point-person for the group. explained why it blocked go ahead and debate the in a statement that Oli- documents. Online booking records In addition to Zollner, the the vote on a U.S. code of measures and even came ver-Bruno went to have Several dozen protesters show at least 20 demon- committee includes Mal- conduct for bishops and up with a revised proposal strators were arrested at tese Archbishop Charles a lay-led board to inves- himself. the immigration office on Scicluna, for a decade the tigate them, though the His inclusion as a member charges including failure Vatican’s sex crimes pros- proposals were only given of the Vatican organizing to disperse and resisting ecutor, Francis appointee to the Vatican at the last committee is significant, officers. Chicago Cardinal Blase minute and were said to since he is not himself the Alerta Migratoria said Cupich and Indian Car- contain legal problems. head of a bishops’ confer- Oliver-Bruno had filed an dinal Oswald Gracias, a The head of the U.S. bish- ence — as are Scicluna and application with U.S. Cit- member of Francis’ key ops conference, Cardinal Gracias — and would oth- izenship and Immigration cardinal adviser group. Daniel DiNardo, said the erwise have no reason to at- Services seeking to avoid deportation. The group’s Francis summoned lead- Holy See wanted to delay tend the February summit. ers of the world’s bishops’ statement said he was any vote until after the That Francis chose him conferences to the Vatican February global summit. asked to come in for a bio- over DiNardo is perhaps Feb. 21-24 after the abuse However, it is unlikely metric screening as part understood by the obvious scandal erupted in his na- that such a diverse group of the application, and he tensions between DiNardo tive South America and of churchmen, some repre- was aware he had to “risk again in the U.S. and he senting national church- and the Vatican over the getting detained.” botched the case of a Chil- es that continue to deny rejected U.S. accountabili- Advocates say Oli- ean bishop implicated in or downplay the scandal, ty proposals and DiNardo’s ver-Bruno’s family had cover-up. will over the course of four public call this summer “recently faced threats” The stakes of the meet- days come up with any for a Vatican investigation in his home state of Vera- ing grew exponentially universal proposals that into the U.S. scandal, which cruz, Mexico, where drug after the Vatican told U.S. come close to the account- Rome refused. cartels are active. They bishops earlier this month ability norms that U.S. Cupich, on the other said he fears for his safety hand, is far more of a de- if he is deported. not to vote on proposed bishops were seeking. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS new measures to inves- Cupich has said he was fender of the embattled USCIS spokesman Pa- tigate sexual misconduct disappointed by the Vat- pope, whose popularity in Samuel Oliver-Rruno, who sought refuge from mela Wilson said the agen- or cover-up within their ican’s decision, but at the the U.S. has tumbled over deportation at the church for 11 months, was cy generally can’t discuss ranks. time of the U.S. bishops’ his uneven handling of the arrested Friday after arriving at an appoint- individual applications for The Vatican still hasn’t meeting, he proposed they abuse crisis. ment with immigration officials. deportation deferment. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 CLASSIFIED

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By Neal J. Leitereg Four circular “pod” wings included in the sale. ducer Steve Fenton, origi- the rear, revealing a tiered The gated property of LOS ANGELES TIMES give the home its distinct Presley, who died in 1977 nally asked $18.5 million patio, a swimming pool, more than half an acre has appearance, which incor- at age 42, helped shape when they listed the East lawn and fireplace. Also a main house, a detached LOS ANGELES — A porates stone walls and the music of a generation Coast-inspired traditional on the grounds is a match- guesthouse, an indoor-out- honeymoon hideaway floor-to-ceiling windowsbecause of his provocative home for sale in February. ing two-story guest house, door wet bar and a swim- steeped in rock ’n’ roll his- across 5,000 square feet of style and genre-bending More recently, the prop- which has its own living ming pool with a spa. tory is back up for sale in living space. discography. erty was listed at $16.995 room, kitchen, bedroom Built in 1935, the Medi- the Coachella Valley. Cascading clerestories His hits include “Jail- million. terranean villa-style main In Palm Springs, the fu- and three bathrooms. ring the ceiling in the house opens to a rotunda turistic-vibe residence to house Rock,” “Suspicious Set on a half-acre of Gibbons, 61, hosted which Elvis and Priscilla living room, which is an- Minds” and “Burning grounds, the stately two- “Leeza,” her daytime talk entry with a domed ceil- Presley decamped after chored by a fireplace sus- Love.” story features tile and wood show, from 1993 to 2000. ing and a sweeping stair- their secretive wedding in pended from the ceiling. In 1986, he was part of floors, classic molding and More recently, she’s host- case. A living room with 1967 has returned to mar- A similar metallic struc- the first group of induct- fireplaces in the family ed “America Now” and a fireplace, a formal din- ket for $2.695 million. ture tops the island/stove ees into the Rock and Roll room, living room, library/ the PBS show “My Gen- ing room, a double-island That’s considerably less in the rounded kitchen. Hall of Fame along with den, master bedroom and eration.” In 2015, she won kitchen, a screening room than the $9.5 million the Up a set of shrinking James Brown, Chuck Ber- master bath. Past the entry, “Celebrity Apprentice,” be- and a gym are among com- modernist home first list- stairs, the master suite is ry and Buddy Holly. a sweeping staircase sits coming the second woman mon areas. ed for, and its $5.9 million covered in drapes and in- Rolling up adjacent to a chandelier- to win the reality show. Built-in bookshelves asking price last year. cludes a checkered-floor the red carpet topped dining room. Storied spot seeks fill the walls of the li- Known as the House of bathroom with a free- Talk show host Leeza A second foyer and pri- marching orders brary, which has another Tomorrow, the home was standing tub in the middle. Gibbons has officiallyvate balcony are part of The longtime home of fireplace. There are four designed by modernist ar- A lawn and landscaping signed off in Beverly Hills, the master suite. A total Arnold Kopelson, the late bedrooms and seven chitect William Krisel and surround a spacious swim- selling her home of four of five bedrooms and six Oscar-winning producer of bathrooms, including a built in 1960. ming pool in the backyard. years for $15.43 million. bathrooms lie within the “Platoon” and “The Fugi- 2,500-square-foot master A walkway lined in float- All art and furnishings, The former “Entertain- 6,570-square-foot main tive,” is listed for sale in suite with an office/study, ing spherical stairs sets including some portraits ment Tonight” co-host and house. the flats section of Beverly his and her bathrooms and the tone for the house. of Elvis and a jukebox, are her husband, writer-pro- Folding doors open to Hills at $13.5 million. multiple walk-in closets.