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Ze- with all four new of cers,” said DiMel- were recently sworn in at Town Hall. linski was previously employed with la. “They will be a great addition to the in Lynn “I am proud to appoint Of cers Zelins- North Hampton Police Department in Saugus Police Department and they ki, Defreitas, Naumann, and Fabrizio to New Hampshire. Defreitas currently look forward to protecting and serving the Saugus Police Department,” Crab- serves in the United States Naval Re- the citizens of Saugus.” By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFFDEALS LYNN — Motorists andOF pedestrians THE may not notice, but the city $is switchingDAY$ to LED Catching street lights because they’reDA Ymore ef - cient, last longer, and save PG.money. 3 In an effort to reduce energy costs and take advantage of cash incentives, Lynn up on will spend $2.3 million to out t the 6,500 so-called cobra head street lights. “This was a no brainer,”said Michael spring Donovan, director of theDEALS Inspectional Ser- vices Department (ISD).OF “Nearly THE 50 per- cent of the cost is being covered and we cleaning will save $450,000 in $energyDA costs,Y$ or 53 percent annually, by convertingPG. 3 to LED.” By Thomas Grillo The Metropolitan Area Planning Coun- ITEM STAFF cil, a regional planning agency, is contrib- uting a $780,000 grant to the effort, and LYNN — It’s a dirty job, National Grid, one of the largest inves- but be grateful someone is tor-owned energy companies in the world, doing it. will contribute $420,000. A Water and Sewer Com- In 2009, the city bought the street lights mission crew is on the from National Grid for $1.2 million. Fol- streets cleaning the city’s lowing the purchase, ISD replaced worn 3,800 catch basins to pre- lamps and xtures. vent storm sewer blockages LED proponents say among the chief and minimize the amount of advantages of the lights is they have ex- pollutants which could enter tremely long lives, don’t have laments waterways. that can quickly burn out, and they don’t On Thursday, the team was contain toxic chemicals. spotted at Market and Mun- Work is expected to get started after La- roe streets. bor Day and completed next spring, Dono- “It’s like a colonoscopy,” said van said. Daniel O’Neill, Water and Lynn is in the process of seeking a Sewer Commission executive “Green Community” designation by the director. “We need capacity in state Department of Energy Resources on the catch basins so rain and how they can go green and earn green. leaves can get in. If they’re In order to qualify, the city must adopt lled to the top, the rain can’t get in and there’s trouble.” LYNN, A7 Last fall’s combination of high tide and torrential rain led to ash oods across the North Shore, hitting parts of INSIDE Lynn particularly hard. The downpour ooded the Lynnway, and Commercial, Lynn Boston, and Alley streets Fundraising BASH at along with scores of side Raw Art Works tonight. A3 roads bringing Saturday Transition of leadership morning traf c to a stand- at St. Mary’s set. A3 still and ooding property. “We’re out there year- Opinion round to stay ahead of poten- Shribman: The presidential tial ooding,” O’Neill said. predecessor precedent. A4 While the task is more dif - cult in the winter when snow, LOOK! ice and low temperatures Animals, Yardbirds lead British cause the covers to freeze, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK invasion at Lynn Auditorium. A8 the job needs to be done year- round, he said. Lennin Peña, a Class 1 operator with the Lynn Water and Sewer Commission, Sports checks to see if he has cleared out all of the debris from a catch basin on Mar- Nikolakakis comes through CLEANING, A7 ket Street. in the clutch for St. Mary’s. B1 Lynn woman takes steps to preserve a memory By Daniel Kane stay up until 3 a.m. FOR THE ITEM talking, she had the best memory. She was always LYNN — After losing smiling.” her daughter Cheryl Senn In honor of her late to domestic violence more daughter and in sup- than 20 years ago, Betty port of the ongoing battle Cooper still feels the pain of her loss as if no time against domestic abuse, has passed. Betty has participated “I always tell people, in the annual Walk for treasure your child,” she HAWC (Healing Abuse said. “The worst pain you Working for Change). The will ever have is losing a walk, which takes place child. I still feel like it just today at Salem Common, happened.” helps HAWC raise mon- In 1997 Senn was ey to provide services to stabbed to death by her nearly 3,000 North Shore husband, Peter Eugene, in domestic violence survi- their home. vors. The goal for today is “I wish I could have to raise $100,000. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK saved her that day,” Coo- Registration begins at per said. Betty Cooper participates in the annual Walk for HAWC in memory of her daughter, Cheryl Senn, “Me and Cheryl would WALK, A7 who was a victim of domestic abuse.
OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 52° VOL. 140, ISSUE 131 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 45° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 OBITUARIES S&P 500 index has its best Bruna B. Malamphy, 89 weekly gain since early March LYNN — Bruna B. her husband Chris of (Monaco) Malam- Ft. Myers, Fla.; three phy, age 89, of Lynn, grandchildren, Con- By Alex Veiga passed away on nor M. Malamphy, ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday after a Liam H. Malamphy U.S. stock indexes ended brief illness, surround- and Augustin M. Gar- mostly higher Friday as ed by her loving fam- cia, all of Danvers; the market closed out its ily. She was the wife as well as her grand- biggest weekly gain since of the late Henry L. dogs, Bella, Bob and March. “Hank” Malamphy Jr. the late Angel. She Drug makers and other A lifelong Lynn resident, she was the sister of the late Rose health companies climbed was the daughter of the late M. Carnabucci, Thomas E. Mo- after investors sized up Vincenzo and Emilia (DiGi- naco, and Bruno Monaco. President Donald Trump’s useppe) Monaco. She was a Service information: Her latest plans to rein in graduate of Lynn English High funeral will be held on Tues- drug prices and concluded School, Class of 1948. day at 9:30 a.m. from the any policy changes didn’t She was a longtime com- SOLIMINE Funeral Home, pose immediate threats to municant of Sacred Heart 426 Broadway (Route 129), health care company prof- Church in Lynn. Before she Lynn, followed by a funeral its. was married, Bruna worked as Mass at 10:30 a.m. in Sa- “All of this will have to a window dresser at F.W. Wool- cred Heart Church, Lynn. go through a year-plus worth. She enjoyed walking Burial will be in Pine Grove regulatory process, and the Square One Mall with her Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives none of it will have im- friends, spending time relax- and friends are respectfully mediate impact,” Terry ing in her yard and working in invited. Visiting hours are Haines, macro research her garden, and walks around Monday from 4-8 p.m. In analyst at Evercore ISI, the neighborhood. She also lieu of owers, the family re- wrote in a research note enjoyed cooking and word quests donations be made to Friday. “Thus our market PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS search puzzles. Above all, she St. Vincent de Paul Society positive view today.” loved the time spent with her at Sacred Heart Church, 571 Traders Gregory Rowe, left, and Robert Charlop talk on the oor of the The health sector’s gains children and grandchildren. Boston St., Lynn, MA 01905. New York Stock Exchange Friday. outweighed losses in tech- She is survived by her son, Directions and guestbook at nology stocks, phone com- Michael V. Malamphy and www.solimine.com. panies and banks. 7,402.88. The Russell 2000 details of its plan to con- day: To seek disruptive his wife Tara of Danvers; two All told, the S&P 500 in- index of smaller-company trol drug prices. After fundamental reform or to daughters, Teresa E. Battagl- dex added 4.65 points, or stocks rose 3.08 points, or Trump began discussing embrace more incremen- ioli and her husband Joe of 0.2 percent, to 2,727.72. 0.2 percent, to 1,606.79. the broad goals of his plan tal steps,” Haines wrote. Ipswich, Rose Ann Dunn and The benchmark index had For the week, the Dow Friday afternoon, health “Trump chose the incre- its best weekly gain since notched a gain of 2.3 per- care sector stocks mostly mental over the disrup- early March with an in- cent, while the Nasdaq n- moved higher. tive, which is the decisive crease of 2.4 percent. ished 2.7 percent higher. Regeneron Pharma- factor for markets today.” Jeffrey N. Larkin Jr., 40 The Dow Jones industri- The Russell 2000 picked ceuticals jumped 6.2 per- Technology stocks, which al average climbed 91.64 up a gain of 2.6 percent. cent to $306.94 and CVS are up 10.8 percent this points, or 0.4 percent, Trading was choppy for Health gained 3.2 percent year, outgaining all other REVERE — Jeffrey valho of Lynn, Ron- to 24,831.17. The Nas- much of the day as inves- to $64.41. Biogen added sectors in the S&P 500, N. Larkin Jr., age 40, nie Carvalho of the daq composite fell 2.09 tors waited for the Trump 3.1 percent to $282.39. were among the biggest of Revere, formerly of Philippines, Gregg points, or 0.03 percent, to administration to release “Trump had a choice to- decliners Friday. Lynn, died on Mon- Carvalho of Auburn, day, May 6, 2018 in Marc Carvalho of MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Haverhill, as a result Sturbridge, and Jus- of gunshot wounds. tin Russell of New GOP gubernatorial hopeful tigating after a swastika Prosecutors say 57-year- U.S. District Judge Born and raised in Hampshire; as well submits needed signatures was found on a school old David Perry targeted Denise Casper in Bos- Lynn, he was the son as two nieces and bulletin board. multiple people between ton this week rejected of Nancy Mazola of many aunts, uncles, BOSTON (AP) — Re- Of cials say the symbol 2012 and 2017 and pro- the government’s bid Revere, and Jeffrey Larkin Sr., and cousins. publican gubernatorial was arranged using push- vided false information to to dismiss the lawsuit of Maryland. He had lived in Service information: Rel- candidate Scott Live- pins and was discovered probation departments in brought by the American Lynn for the majority of his life. atives and friends are re- ly says he’s crossed a by a student Thursday exchange for sex, drugs Civil Liberties Union and Jeff had worked as a heavy spectfully invited to attend 10,000-signature thresh- at one of the university’s and money. Electronic Frontier Foun- equipment operator for North his visiting hours on Monday, old needed to secure a public health buildings. Perry is the owner/ dation on behalf of people Shore area construction rms. May 14, 2018 from 2-4 p.m. Spokesman Sam Harp operator of Recovery whose electronic devices He was a dog lover and was and 6-8 p.m. in the SOLI- spot on the November ballot, although the sig- said the swastika was two Education Services Inc., were searched without a dedicated to working out and MINE Funeral Home, 426 or three inches wide and a nonpro t that runs warrant at the border. calisthenics. Broadway (Route 129), Lynn. natures are still subject to challenge. was removed after the a residential facility in The Fourth Amendment In addition to his parents, Directions and guestbook at student reported it. Roxbury. requires law enforcement he is survived by two chil- www.solimine.com. The staunchly conser- vative Spring eld pastor Harvard’s police depart- The Reading man plead- to obtain warrants before dren, Donna Larkin and Jeffrey ment is investigating. ed not guilty Wednesday searches, but have made Larkin III of Connecticut; his and supporter of Pres- ident Donald Trump is The school said it doesn’t to multiple charges, in- an exception for searches brothers and sister, Richard know who’s responsible. cluding evidence tamper- at airports and U.S. ports Dumas of Adams, Fallon Car- hoping to unseat Repub- lican Gov. Charlie Baker. A statement from Harp ing, conspiracy to distrib- of entry. He received the support says symbols of anti-Sem- ute illegal drugs and sex On Wednesday, the of nearly 28 percent of itism and hatred are for a fee. 4th U.S. Circuit Court of delegates to the Repub- “anathema to our values” Perry’s attorney, Peter Appeals in Virginia ruled Anne Guldin Arcand, 73 lican state convention — and that Harvard of cials Pasciucco, says his client that border authorities more than the required 15 were appalled by it. denies the allegations can’t search travels’ percent. The Anti-Defamation and plans on “vigorously electronic devices with- LYNN — Anne (Brunton) Gul- Kevin Guldin of Worcester; her Democratic State League says similar in- defending” against each out having some reason din Arcand, age 73, of Lynn, brother, William Jr. and Mary Secretary William Gal- cidents have been on the indictment. to believe the particular passedIN MEMORIAMaway Tuesday, May 8, Brunton of Franklin; her sis- vin said Friday his of ce rise at U.S. colleges. He is free on $10,000 person has committed a 2018.MARIA GLORIA ECHEVARRIA ters, May Brunton of Worces- con rmed that local city The group found that bond and has been or- crime. BornHAPPY in Boston,MOTHER'S she DAY was the ter, and Peggy and Robert and town clerks reported white supremacist pro- dered to stay away from daughter of the late William Hartwell of Chelmsford; her having received just over paganda was discovered the sober house. Police fearing ‘bomb’ at Sr. and Margaret (Gibson) granddaughter, Kaylee Guldin, 10,000 Lively signatures. on campuses 147 times in school nd ‘bong’ Brunton. She resided in Lynn two nephews, Michael Brun- Because he has more fall 2017, a threefold in- State’s rst technology for most of her life, and for- ton of Franklin and Eric Lufkin than 10,000 but less than crease over the fall before. secretary leaving HOLLISTON (AP) — merly of 25 York Road. of Worcester, and a niece, 11,000, Lively has the Police arriving at Hollis- Prior to her retirement, she Lynne Hartwell of Southwick, right to have the clerks Finalists named for BOSTON (AP) — The ton High School were wor- was a registered nurse having as well as many cousins. take a second look at any chancellor of UMass-Boston state’s rst cabinet-lev- ried that they might have worked with Union Hospital for Service information: Fu- signatures they didn’t el IT of cial is stepping a potentially explosive many years and as a visiting neral services will be private. certify. BOSTON (AP) — The down. situation on their hands. nurse. Anne was an avid Red Arrangements by the GO- Lively’s campaign said search committee tasked Republican Gov. Charlie Earlier Friday morn- Sox fanTo the and Greatest enjoyed Mami the beach. ODRICH Funeral Home, 128 that ever lived. they plan to challenge with nding a new chan- Baker announced Friday ing they’d received an FromShe Maria is Lizsurvived Jose Eneida by herVincent son, Washington St., Lynn. disquali ed signatures. cellor for the University that Secretary of Technol- anonymous phone call and your loving Husband Luis of Massachusetts-Boston ogy Services and Security claiming that a student Jurors in Ma a boss trial has submitted the names Mark Nunnelly will be had a “bomb” in a car at IN MEMORIAM visit killing, burial sites of three nalists to the leaving state govern- the school. POPPY LARSON system’s president. ment on June 18. He’ll be The high school admin- ON MOTHER'S DAY IN MEMORIAM BOSTON (AP) — Jurors The nalists announced replaced in the post by istration was noti ed and MARIA GLORIA ECHEVARRIA HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY who will decide whether Friday are Kathy Hum- Curt Wood, currently un- the student parking lot former New England Ma- phrey, senior vice chan- dersecretary for forensic cordoned off, according to a boss Francis “Cadillac cellor for engagement and science and technology in a police report. Frank” Salemme is guilty secretary of the Board of the state Department of Police and school of - of having a federal witness Trustees at the University Public Safety. cials were then able to killed have viewed the of Pittsburgh; Peter Lyons, Nunnelly joined the identify and interview home where prosecutors vice provost and dean of Baker administration in the anonymous caller and say the killing took place. Perimeter College at Geor- 2015 as revenue commis- the student with the car. Jurors traveled to Sha- gia State University; and sioner and the follow- Police said the caller ron on Friday to see the Jack Thomas, president of ing year was named to said they had called to home where prosecutors Western Illinois University. head MassIT, the agency report that there was a To the Greatest Mami say Steven DiSarro was The candidates are that oversaw the state’s “bong” in a car — not a Wishing you were here to celebrate that ever lived. strangled in 1993. Jurors scheduled to visit nan- information technology “bomb.” with. Love you and miss you, From Maria Liz Jose Eneida Vincent Dawn and Vicki XOXOXO and your loving Husband Luis also went to Providence, cially troubled UMa- operations. Police said a “search R.I., where DiSarro’s re- ss-Boston next week to The position was elevat- of the student-suspect’s mains were found behind meet members of the ed to cabinet-level status car con rmed the caller’s IN MEMORIAM a mill building in 2016. campus community, who last summer. words were misunder- POPPY LARSON ON MOTHER'S DAY Prosecutors say Sa- will provide feedback to Baker credits Nunnelly stood.” Selling a house? lemme watched as his UMass President Marty with helping launch the The student parking Buying a house? son strangled DiSarro, Meehan. Meehan will state’s redesigned Mass. lot was re-opened and and another man, Paul recommend one nalist to gov website, upgrading normal school activities Find out what properties Weadick, held DiSarro’s the board of trustees. online unemployment resumed. feet. 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Love you and miss you, Testimony in the case BOSTON (AP) — A BOSTON (AP) — A fed- $20.00 for 4 weeks Dawn and Vicki XOXOXO will resume Monday. prominent Boston lawyer eral judge says a lawsuit $65.00 for 13 weeks and operator of a sober challenging U.S. border $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year Harvard investigating home has been charged authorities’ practice of Send payment to and POSTMASTER, swastika left on campus with distributing drugs searching the cellphones send address changes to: to people recovering from and computers of travel- The Daily Item BOSTON (AP) — Har- addictions in exchange for ers without a warrant can 110 Munroe St. vard University is inves- sex. move forward. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 A3 LYNN Transition of leadership at St. Mary’s is set
St. Mary’s new leader- served as vice president ship team will begin work for enrollment manage- in the coming weeks. ment and athletics since John Dolan will assume 2014. the position of head of Dolan previously worked school at St. Mary’s School at Le Moyne College, on June 1, while David Drexel University, LaSal- Angeramo will start as as- le University, the Uni- sociate head of school on versity of Denver, and at July 1, according to board The Catholic Foundation of trustees chair William in Denver. He started his Mosakowski. career in 1982 as a high Mary Delaney, who has school teacher in St. Lou- been serving as inter- is. He holds a bachelor’s im head of school since degree in education from December, will leave St. Benedictine College in Mary’s on May 31. Kansas, a master’s from “The entire St. Mary’s the University of Den- A painting by community will be forever ver, and a doctorate from Thonah Ep titled grateful to Mary for her Drexel University. “It’s Sundae!” expertise, time, and com- Angeramo has spent the mitment during this tran- last 23 years at Salem sition,” Mosakowski said. High School, including 12 James Ridley, who has as principal. He was the Fundraising BASH at been interim principal co-founder of College Prep since 2015, will leave on Plus, a company assisting June 30. students with SAT prepa- “Jim is a well-respected ration and the college ap- Raw Art Works tonight educator who has been a plication process. Anger- stabilizing in uence from amo earned a bachelor’s the day he arrived at St. By Bill Brotherton But the main highlight is of the artwork to be bid on.” 2017 school year. Nearly degree in math from Dart- Mary’s,” Mosakowski said. ITEM STAFF the live and silent art auc- BASH attendees will nd 80 percent of participants mouth College, a master’s tion, which features works much to like at the auction. are from Lynn, and 83 per- “We will remain indebt- A large number of Raw ed to Jim for his service in education from Salem created by RAW alumni. This is a talented group. cent come from low-income Art Works supporters families. More than 60 per- during his three years of State University, and a Kathe Swaback, program Even a piece of a RAW ta- will gather in the Central cent are Hispanic/Latino, leadership.” certi cate of completion director, said the Door 2 ble — covered with paint Square space today for Asian, African-American, Both Delaney and Rid- from the Lynch Leader- Door alumni group has and looking like an abstract the organization’s annual or mixed race. ley will be available to the ship Academy at Boston gotten together every Sun- masterpiece — has been major fundraiser, “BASH: Looking ahead, on Thurs- new leadership on a con- College. day to paint. They make displayed and will be for Party with a Purpose.” day night RAW will hold sulting basis through the “We are very con dent the majority of the artwork sale. Jason Cruz, RAW clin- There will be live music its annual block party and summer. that John and David are auctioned at BASH. Bernd ical supervisor, has named celebrate the opening of its As head of school, Dolan the right leaders, at the for dancing by the Chicken Haussman, an internation- the piece “Their Stories.” new exhibit “EleMEnts.” will primarily focus on en- right time, for St. Mary’s,” Slacks. Heavy hors d’oue- ally-known artist based in For three decades, RAW vres will be prepared by has pursued its mission to rollment, strategic plan- Mosakowski said. “These Marblehead, has donated a “BASH: Party With a ignite the desire to create ning and advancement. are critical moments for Timothy Hopkins Catering painting for the auction. “He Purpose,” tonight, 7:30 Angeramo, in addition to our community, as we of Essex. Beverages will was my mentor about 20 and the con dence to suc- p.m., at Raw Art Works, serving as principal and prepare to break ground be provided by Bent Water years ago,” said Swaback, ceed in underserved youth. 37 Central Square, Lynn. chief academic of cer at on our state-of-art STEM Brewing, Samuel Adams, “and he is a big supporter of A variety of free program- For ticket information: St. Mary’s, will take on building and formalize Rumson’s Rum, and Kap- what we do here at RAW.” ming, from painting to https://www.eventbrite. advisory responsibilities our collaboration with Sa- py’s Fine Wine and Spirits. “The art is displayed in printing to lmmaking, is com/e/bash-party-with- for Sacred Heart School as cred Heart School. We are For dessert, chocolates will our front gallery,” said Swa- offered to youngsters ages a-purpose-2018-tick- it transitions to a Spanish excited for this new chap- be provided by Stowaway back. “We’ve set aside an 7 to 19. ets-43037853378 immersion/STEM school ter of St. Mary’s legacy.” Sweets of Marblehead. hour and 15 minutes for all RAW served 585 kids and is recon gured as a and young adults from For more information pre-K through grade 5 Lynn and North Shore about RAW, go to rawart- school in 2020. communities in the 2016- works.org. Dolan has an extensive background in enroll- Deadline: ment management and advancement at the colle- giate level, having worked May 23 at universities throughout the country for more than 35 years. He comes to St. Mary’s from Simmons College, where he has We remember those who LAW OFFICES OF have passed away and are JAMES J. 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Lyndon Johnson to Richard 31st president, Kenneth Whyte Nixon — new presidents gener- spoke of Hoover’s “hatred of the Michele Iannaco ally have refrained from attack- Sales Representative, ext. 1315 new president,” explaining that [email protected] ing their predecessors. Jimmy he believed “the New Deal’s Haspel’s evasive Carter moved close to Gerald scale, reach and coercive nature Ralph Mitchell Ford, Ronald Reagan treated were so far beyond anything Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] Carter with deference, Bill Clin- America had known as to repre- answers about CIA ton was so attentive to George sent a new and dangerous doc- Patricia Whalen H.W. Bush that his successor, trine in national political life.” Sales Representative, ext. 1310 George W. Bush, complained Later Hoover criticized Roos- [email protected] torture disqualifying that Clinton was nudging out evelt for extending Lend-Lease the Bush children for their fa- BUSINESS OFFICE When Gina Haspel, President Trump’s pick to head to the Soviet Union, though he ther’s affection. Susan J. Conti the Central Intelligence Agency, appeared for her con- pledged support for FDR after But Trump has made a habit Controller, ext. 1288 firmation hearings before the Senate Intelligence Com- Pearl Harbor. of criticizing his predecessor, [email protected] mittee this week, she faced one crucial challenge — and While the Eisenhower-Kenne- Barack Obama, who only this it wasn’t to convince the committee that she possess- dy relationship was respectful, Ted Grant month struck back, defending es the necessary experience and aptitude for the posi- the general criticized the “care- Publisher, ext. 1234 the Iran nuclear treaty that [email protected] tion. That has been obvious since the day the 33-year less spending” of the Kennedy Trump described as “this di- veteran of the agency was nominated to succeed Mike team and was wary of the ad- Marian Kinney sastrous deal” and “a great em- Pompeo, now the secretary of State. ministration’s military buildup. ext. 1212 barrassment to me as a citizen Much more important was how Haspel would address But, as George W. Bush liked to [email protected] and to all citizens of the United a shameful chapter in the agency’s history in which she say, we can only have one presi- Will Kraft States.” played a part: the use of torture against suspected ter- dent at a time. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Trump has even suggested he rorists after 9/11. Haspel took charge in 2002 of a secret Well, maybe more than one, [email protected] could have forestalled the Civil CIA detention facility in Thailand where a terrorism if a riff by Reagan is to be be- War, a task one of his Repub- Jennifer Perez suspect was waterboarded on her watch. In 2005 she lieved. lican predecessors, Abraham ext. 1205 drafted a cable, ultimately issued by her superior, or- Listen in for just a moment to [email protected] Lincoln, was unable to perform. dering the destruction of dozens of videotapes of brutal Reagan’s account of the White Some historians, who generally Mike Shanahan interrogation sessions. House when the tourists and dismiss the notion of historical Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Haspel’s testimony on the torture issue was unsatis- aides have gone home: inevitability, nonetheless be- [email protected] factory — so unsatisfactory that we believe the Senate “Nothing is ever lost in that lieve the 1861-65 war was, as Carolina Trujillo should refuse to confirm her despite her impressive great house; some music plays Sen. William Seward, a leading Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 professional credentials. on. I have been told that late figure of the time, put it in 1858, [email protected] Haspel declined to discuss her role in the interroga- at night when the clouds are an “irrepressible conflict.” tion and waterboarding of Abd al Rahim al Nashiri, tell- still and the moon is high, you Jim Wilson By some lights — indeed, by ing Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) that she couldn’t can just about hear the sound Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 the testimony of Kennedy — [email protected] answer questions about the subject in public session of certain memories brushing Trump has a right to engage because her “operational history” was classified under by. You can almost hear, if you CIRCULATION in such historical criticism. “No agency rules — and she wouldn’t declassify the records. listen close, the whir of a wheel- one,” Kennedy said, “has a right Lisa Mahmoud Even more troubling, Haspel refused to clearly con- chair rolling by. ... Turn down a to grade a president — not even Manager, ext. 1239 demn the agency’s past misdeeds. Under persistent hall and you can hear the brisk [email protected] poor James Buchanan — who questioning by California’s other Democratic senator, strut of a fellow saying, ‘Bul- has not sat in his chair, exam- CLASSIFIED Kamala Harris, Haspel declined to say whether wa- ly! Absolutely ripping!’ Walk ined the mail and information terboarding and other “enhanced interrogation tech- softly now and you’re drawn to Abbe Young Smith that came across his desk, and niques” used in the agency’s defunct detention and in- the soft notes of a piano and a Manager, ext. 1276 learned why he made his deci- terrogation program were immoral. brilliant gathering in the East [email protected] sions.” She did make several reassuring statements that fo- Room, where a crowd surrounds Even so, Trump’s critiques are NEWSROOM cused on the future. She said, for instance: “Senator, a bright young president who is a departure from presidential what I believe sitting here today is that I support the full of hope and laughter. I don’t Bill Brotherton form, perhaps welcome to his higher moral standard we have decided to hold our- know if this is true ... but it’s a Features Editor ext. 1338 supporters, surely jarring to selves to.” She also told senators that “under my leader- story I’ve been told.” [email protected] others. Indeed, Trump is a pres- ship, CIA will not restart” a detention and interrogation Maybe Trump should listen Gayla Cawley ident without precedent, and is program. Finally, and to her credit, she promised that for that story, too. His prede- Reporter, ext. 1236 disinclined to seek them. she wouldn’t allow the CIA to undertake “immoral” ac- cessors may be out of office, but [email protected] “Presidents often cite oth- tivity even if were technically legal. they retain enormous power — er leaders for a model, and he Cheryl Charles But her failure to fully explain her actions while peo- the power, Trump may discover, News Editor, ext. 1278 never does that,” says Pierre ple were being tortured on her watch, and her refusal to to inspire, or to comfort. [email protected] Martin, an expert in American unequivocally declare such behavior immoral, are deeply politics who teaches at the Uni- David Shribman is a Pulitzer Thomas Grillo troubling. What symbolic message does the United States versity of Montreal. “His main Prize-winning columnist. He is Reporter, ext. 1264 send to its own citizens and to the rest of the world if, after [email protected] opposition to the Iran agree- a Swampscott High graduate. just a few years have passed, it elevates to such a senior Spenser Hasak position an unrepentant participant in that shocking and Photographer, ext. 1332 deplorable historical episode? [email protected] Given the passage of time, it might be worth recall- ing what the euphemism “enhanced interrogation tech- Thor Jourgensen Editorial Director, ext. 1267 niques” concealed and why it’s important that Haspel [email protected] resoundingly repudiate them. In its findings about the CIA’s detention and inter- Steve Krause rogation program, the Senate Intelligence Committee Sports Editor, ext. 1229 offered the following stomach-turning examples (in ad- [email protected] dition to waterboarding): sleep deprivation, in which Owen O’Rourke detainees would be kept awake for 180 hours, usually Photographer, ext. 1224 standing or in painful “stress positions”; exposure to [email protected] extreme cold; subjection to “rectal rehydration” and to Roberto Scalese “rough takedowns,” in which “approximately five CIA Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 officers would scream at a detainee, drag him outside of [email protected] his cell, cut his clothes off, and secure him with Mylar Mark Sutherland tape. The detainee would then be hooded and dragged Creative Director up and down a long corridor while being slapped and [email protected] punched.” There was also psychological abuse, such as mock executions and situations in which detainees Anne Marie Tobin were told that family members would be killed or sex- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 ually abused. [email protected] In opposing Haspel’s nomination, Sen. John McCain Bridget Turcotte (R-Ariz.) said: “Her refusal to acknowledge torture’s im- Reporter, ext. 1269 morality is disqualifying.” We agree. [email protected] Ryan York By The Los Angeles Times Editorial Board. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Hawaii officials plead for visitors to keep travel plans By Audrey McAvoy and Jae C. Hong ASSOCIATED PRESS VOLCANO, Hawaii — Warnings that Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano could Visitors view shoot boulders and ash Kilauea’s out of its summit crater summit are prompting people to crater outside rethink their plans to visit the Jaggar the Big Island. Museum in But most of the rest of Volcanoes FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the island is free of vol- National canic hazards, and local Park, Hawaii, Former national security adviser Michael tourism officials are hop- Thursday. Flynn leaves federal court in Washington. ing travelers will rec- ognize the Big Island is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED ready to welcome them. PRESS Flynn stumps for GOP Rachel Smigelski-Theiss is among those who have Hawaii officials have had magma shifted under- Tina Neal, the scien- candidates while shifted gears. She had in- a busy month pleading ground, a magnitude-6.9 tist-in-charge of the U.S. tended to visit Kilauea’s with travelers to keep their earthquake rocked the Big Geological Survey’s Ha- summit with her husband plans even as dramatic im- Island. waiian Volcanoes Obser- awaiting sentencing and 5-year-old daugh- ages of natural disasters Since the quake, there vatory, said geologists ter and stay in Volcano, afflicting the islands have have been frequent after- don’t expect the summit By Michelle R. Smith seat held by Democratic a town a few miles from bombarded televisions and shocks. More than a dozen eruption to be life-threat- and Jennifer Rep. Maxine Waters. the crater. Now they’ve social media feeds. fissures oozing lava have ening so long as people Mcdermott Many defense attorneys cancelled their trip. She’s In April, floods on Kau- opened in the ground. stay out of the national ASSOCIATED PRESS wouldn’t advise a client worried potential flight ai Island made travelers Adding to the distress, convicted of a felony to disruptions would strand nervous. Then last week, of the 36 structures de- park. Volcano and other PROVIDENCE, R.I. — make speeches and en- nearby communities may Former national security them on the island. it was Kilauea volcano stroyed, 26 were homes. dorsements before going be showered by pea-sized adviser Michael Flynn is “My equivalent of this — sending 2,200 degree lava And now, scientists are in front of a judge for sen- fragments or dusted with campaigning for Repub- and I’m from South Florida bursting through cracks warning that an explo- tencing. where we have hurricanes into people’s backyards in sive eruption may occur at nontoxic ash, but they ar- lican candidates around “Judges like defendants the country as he awaits — is driving quite literally the Leilani Estates neigh- the summit crater within en’t expected to get hit by to show a little remorse into a hurricane,” she said. borhood. Then as Kilauea’s weeks. large boulders, she said. sentencing for lying to and be a little penitent the FBI, an unusual and about things, so it’s risky,” risky course that has said Robert S. Bennett, set off speculation and Bill Clinton’s personal AT&T chief lobbyist out after head-scratching over what lawyer during the Monica he hopes to accomplish. Lewinsky scandal. Flynn, the retired general Justin Dillon, a former who led the GOP conven- assistant U.S. attorney in hiring of Trump attorney Cohen tion in 2016 in a “Lock her Washington who special- up!” chant against Hillary izes in white-collar crime, ASSOCIATED PRESS been looking for consul- Clinton, released a video tants who could help it un- theorized that Flynn may NEW YORK — The endorsement last weekend derstand the president’s be angling for a pardon chief lobbyist for AT&T is of one of Democratic Sen. from President Donald approach to regulatory re- leaving the company after Jon Tester’s opponents in Trump. overseeing a $50,000-per- form at the Federal Com- Montana and said in a ra- “And making his case in month contract for Presi- munications Commission, dio interview that he wants public could be one way to dent Donald Trump’s attor- tax reform and antitrust to do what he can for others help accomplish that,” Dil- ney Michael Cohen to serve enforcement — “specifical- running for office. lon said. “I think President ly our Time Warner deal.” In March, Flynn ap- as a political consultant. Trump has shown that he AT&T has said it needs peared in California with is willing to pardon peo- In a memo to employees, to buy Time Warner to Republican Omar Navarro ple that he believes were AT&T CEO Randall Ste- compete with the likes of in his primary bid for the wrongly treated.” phenson said the compa- ny made a “big mistake” Amazon, Netflix and Goo- in hiring Cohen as a po- gle in the rapidly evolving litical consultant. While world of video entertain- everything the company ment. The Justice Depart- did was legal, Stephenson ment’s antitrust lawyers said that the association worry that consumers with Cohen was “a serious will end up paying more FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS misjudgment.” to watch their favorite Stephenson noted that AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson leaves the fed- shows, whether on a TV the company’s reputation eral courthouse in Washington. screen, smartphone or has been damaged and tablet. that the vetting process group, “will be retiring.” rule next month. The company said it was used by its team in Wash- The Justice Depart- AT&T said Cohen ap- contacted by investigators ington “clearly failed.” The ment is seeking to block proached the company af- Washington team had AT&T’s $85 billion pur- ter the 2016 presidential with special counsel Rob- hired Cohen under a one- chase of Time Warner on election and said he was ert Mueller and provided year contract that paid the grounds that it would leaving the Trump organi- “all information requested PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS $50,000 a month. stifle competition. AT&T zation to do consulting for in November and Decem- ber of 2017.” There has Rudy Giuliani, an attorney for President Don- Stephenson said Bob disagreed, sending the a “select few” companies been no communication ald Trump, applauds at the Iran Freedom Con- Quinn, senior executive battle into a federal trial. that wanted his opinion on U.S. District Judge Rich- Trump and the adminis- with Mueller’s office since vention for Human Rights and democracy at vice president of the exter- nal and legislative affairs ard Leon is expected to tration. AT&T said it had then, the company said. the Grand Hyatt in Washington. Giuliani: Don’t expect Pompeo: US hopes to have North Trump-Russia interview Korea as ‘close partner,’ not enemy decision anytime soon By Josh Lederman By Jonathan Lemire ment, but that was no lon- and Matthew Lee ASSOCIATED PRESS ger feasible. ASSOCIATED PRESS “Several things delayed NEW YORK — Presi- WASHINGTON — The us, with the primary one United States aspires to dent Donald Trump and being the whole situation his lawyers likely won’t have North Korea as a with North Korea,” Gi- “close partner” and not an decide whether he will an- uliani said. “The president swer questions from Rus- enemy, Secretary of State has been very busy. It re- sia probe investigators Mike Pompeo said Friday, ally would be pretty close until after his summit noting that the U.S. has to impossible to spend the with North Korean leader often in history become amount of time on it we Kim Jong Un next month, good friends with former would need.” according to the presi- adversaries. dent’s legal team. The president’s lawyers Pompeo said he had Rudy Giuliani, the pres- have not decided whether told North Korean lead- ident’s new attorney, said it would be in Trump’s best er Kim Jong Un of that in an interview with The interest to sit for an in- hope during his brief vis- Associated Press on Fri- terview. Giuliani warned it to Pyongyang earlier day that any preparation that it could be a “perjury this week, during which with Trump for a possible trap” and suggested that he finalized details of the “lies told by others” could upcoming June 12 sum- interview with federal in- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS vestigators would likely land the president in legal mit between Kim and be delayed until after the trouble, though he said President Donald Trump Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, right, speaks during a media availabil- June 12 summit in Singa- that Trump himself would and secured the release of ity with South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha at the State pore because “I wouldn’t not close the door entirely three Americans impris- Department Friday in Washington. want to take his concen- on an interview. oned in the country. tration off something far, “The president would He said his talks with perous South Korea. ry had adversaries who we wake of the Second World far more important.” probably like the resolu- Kim on Wednesday had “We had good conversa- are now close partners with War. With U.S. help, those Giuliani, who also sug- tion,” the former New York been “warm,” ‘’construc- tions about the histories of and our hope that we could countries recovered from gested that special coun- City mayor said. “If we tive,” and “good” and that our two nations, the chal- achieve the same with re- the devastation of conflict. sel Robert Mueller’s team were convinced it would he made clear that if North lenges that we have had spect to North Korea.” “If North Korea takes had indicated it would not speed up the process, we Korea gets rid of its nucle- between us,” Pompeo told He did not mention other bold action to quickly attempt to indict Trump, may do it. If we believed ar weapons in a permanent reporters at a news con- adversaries by name, but denuclearize, the Unit- said he had hoped to re- they would go into it hon- and verifiable way, the U.S. ference with South Korea’s Pompeo and others have ed States is prepared to solve the question of a estly and with an open is willing to help the im- visiting foreign minister often noted that the U.S. work with North Korea to possible interview by May mind, we would be in- poverished nation boost its Kang Kyung-wha. “We played a major role in re- achieve prosperity on the 17, the one-year anniver- clined to do it. But right economy and living stands talked about the fact that building Japan and the Eu- par with our South Kore- sary of Mueller’s appoint- now, we’re not there.” to levels like those in pros- America has often in histo- ropean axis powers in the an friends,” he said. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 POLICE/FIRE
All address information, particu- Vandalism Four troopers hurt, suspect larly arrests, reflect police records. A report of vandalism at In the event of a perceived inac- 66 Bassett St. at 6:36 p.m. curacy, it is the sole responsibility Thursday; at 780 Lynnway at dead in Oklahoma shootout of the concerned party to contact 7:16 p.m. Thursday; at 298 the relevant police department and Eastern Ave. at 10:55 a.m. TALIHINA, Okla. (AP) have the department issue a no- Friday; at Gallagher Play- — Four Oklahoma troop- tice of correction to the Daily Item. ground at 25 Hurd St. at 3:30 ers were struck by gunfire Corrections or clarifications will not p.m. Friday. or shrapnel while serving be made without express notice of a warrant early Friday at change from the arresting police MARBLEHEAD a man’s home that may have been booby-trapped department. Accidents to spark a large fire, au- thorities said. LYNN A report of a past hit-and- The blaze consumed sev- run accident on Bubier Road eral buildings in down- Arrests at 7:43 p.m. Thursday; on town Talihina, a town of Beacon Heights Lane at 8:06 about 1,100 people that’s Bascom Drawdy was ar- p.m. Thursday. about 150 miles southeast rested and charged with of Oklahoma City. shoplifting by asportation and Complaints The suspect was shot larceny over $1,200 at 2:34 and has been pronounced p.m. Friday. A report of a banana peel dead, Oklahoma Highway Maria Quintana, 38, of being thrown from a motor ve- Patrol Capt. Paul Tim- 11 Albany St., was arrested hicle at West Shore Drive and mons said. He was not and charged with disorderly Village Street at 10:18 a.m. immediately identified, conduct, operation of a mo- Thursday. Caller sent police a and a body had not been tor vehicle with a suspended photo of the car the peel was recovered. license, disguise to obstruct thrown from. Timmons said the four PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS justice, and failure to stop for A report of attempted injured troopers were Emergency vehicles block a street in downtown Talihina, Okla., Friday police at 8:29 p.m. Thursday. breaking and entering on treated and released from Anna Todd-Herrick, 32, Smith Street at 12:53 a.m. a local hospital and are ex- after a large fire began when search warrants were being served in the of 6 Pinkham Place, was ar- Friday. Caller reported a male pected to recover. small Oklahoma town. rested on warrant charges for “that is extremely high and Local authorities had shoplifting by asportation and drunk” is attempting to break requested help from state set up. after the law enforcement Friday afternoon. carrying a dangerous weapon into a restaurant in the area. troopers to execute a A fifth trooper who was officers tried to execute It destroyed two his- at 3:22 p.m. Friday. drug-related warrant be- wearing a protective vest the warrant. toric buildings that were Eliza Warren was arrested PEABODY cause the man had a “vi- was also struck in the “Right now we suspect about 100 years old, Tali- on warrant charges for pos- olent criminal history,” chest area by gunfire, that the building may hina Police Chief Rodney session of class C drugs and Arrests Timmons said. but escaped any injury have been booby-trapped Faulkenberry said. sexual conduct for a fee at “As soon as they made because of the vest, Tim- with some type of explo- Talihina is stopping point 10:20 a.m. Thursday. Samantha F. Swallow, 29, entry, they were met by mons said. sive device that maybe for visitors to the Ouachita of 121 Conifer Hill Drive, Dan- gunfire,” Timmons said. Authorities don’t yet started the fire,” Timmons Mountains and is on the Accidents vers, was arrested on warrant He said authorities are know what caused the said. eastern end of the scenic charges issued by another “fairly certain” the man fire, but Timmons said the Firefighters appeared to Talimena Drive connecting A report of a hit-and-run department at 5:49 p.m. had surveillance cameras blaze broke out instantly have the blaze contained with Mena, Ark. motor vehicle accident at Thursday. 288 Chestnut St. at 4:30 Mark A. Matthews, 43, of p.m. Thursday; on Newhall 21 Carlton St., was arrested Street at 6:06 p.m. Thursday; and charged with violating Family of seven found dead with at 62 Market Square at 2:56 an abuse prevention order at p.m. Friday. 7:35 p.m. Thursday. A report of a motor vehi- gunshot wounds in rural Australia cle accident at 629 Boston Accidents St. at 5:15 p.m. Thursday; at By Rod McGuirk farmer shot his wife and Boston and Myrtle streets at A report of a motor vehicle ASSOCIATED PRESS three children before kill- 5:15 p.m. Thursday; at Cha- accident at 70 Andover St. at ing himself. tham Street and Trinity Ave- 3:14 p.m. Thursday; at 173 CANBERRA, Australia Police have revealed few nue at 7:16 p.m. Thursday; Lynn St. and 3 Bartholomew — A family of seven in- at Broad and Spring streets St. at 5:49 p.m. Thursday; on cluding four children was details about the recent at 7:25 p.m. Thursday; at Bay Centennial Drive at 7:54 a.m. found dead with gunshot killings, and it is not clear View and Western avenues at Friday; at 130 Newbury St. at wounds Friday at a ru- whether there was more 11:51 p.m. Thursday. 8:13 a.m. Friday; at 210 An- ral property in southwest than one shooter. dover St. at 10:33 a.m. Friday. Australia in what could be Farmers are allowed Breaking and Entering the country’s worst mass to own guns under Aus- Complaints shooting in 22 years, po- tralian law because they A report of past breaking lice and news media said. have a legitimate need to and entering at 37 Elm St. at A report of a disturbance at The children died with use them to kill feral pests 11:12 a.m. Friday. 31 Tremont St. at 4:22 p.m. their mother and grand- and predators or sick or Thursday; at 40 Murray St. at parents. The three gener- injured livestock. But au- Complaints 4:32 p.m. Thursday; at 100 ations had moved in 2015 Lynn St. at 6:12 p.m. Thurs- tomatic and semi-auto- A report of a disturbance to Osmington, a village matic rifles and shotguns day; at 163 Washington St. of fewer than 700 people at 309 Curwin Circle at 4:51 at 7:03 p.m. Thursday; at 79 are banned from public p.m. Thursday; at 126 Frank- near the tourist town of ownership. Lowell St. at 1:12 a.m. Friday; Margaret River, to grow lin St. at 8:06 p.m. Thursday; Osmington is a collection at 16 Farnham Ave. at 3:04 fruit, media reported. at 43 High Rock St. at 8:17 p.m. Friday; at 24 Caller St. of a few streets, farms, va- p.m. Thursday; at 124 Broad Police would not com- and 69 Walnut St. at 4:32 ment on the possibility of cation accommodations St. at 8:47 p.m. Thursday; on p.m. Friday. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and vineyards supplying Lynn Shore Drive at 1:13 a.m. murder-suicide, but said Police Commissioner Chris Dawson addresses the premium winemaking Friday; at 120 Liberty St. at they are not looking for a Theft suspect. the media in Perth Friday. district known as Marga- 1:44 a.m. Friday; at 224 Cha- ret River. tham St. at 2:40 a.m. Friday; A report of larceny at 23 After being alerted by Samantha Lee, chair of at 224 Chatham St. at 3:02 Central St. at 2:27 p.m. Friday. a phone call before dawn, incident,” Dawson told re- lia since a lone gunman a.m. Friday; at Boston and police found the bodies porters. killed 35 people in Tasma- the Gun Control Australia Cedar streets at 12:08 p.m. SAUGUS and two guns at the prop- “This devastating trag- nia state in 1996, prompt- lobby group, said rural ar- Friday; at 42 West Baltimore erty, Western Australia edy will no doubt have a ing the nation to introduce eas were over-represented state Police Commissioner St. at 12:53 p.m. Friday; at Breaking and Entering lasting impact on the fam- tough gun controls. in Australian gun deaths, 50 Andrew St. at 3:58 p.m. Chris Dawson said. Police ilies concerned, the whole Australia’s gun laws including suicides. wouldn’t say who made Friday. A report of breaking and community and, in partic- are widely acclaimed as “Regional and rural ar- the call. A report of trespassing at entering of a motor vehicle ular, the local communi- a success, with support- eas are particularly vul- The bodies of two adults 501 Washington St. at 5:34 at 403 Lynn Fells Parkway at ers including former U.S. nerable to these sorts of were found outside a ties in our southwest,” he p.m. Thursday; at 75 Williams 1:26 p.m. Thursday. added. President Barack Obama tragedies, because of the Ave. at 8:36 p.m. Thursday. house and the others were combination of isolation, found inside. They all re- Police were attempting saying Australia has not Complaints sometimes mental or fi- sided at the property, he to make contact with the had a single mass shoot- Theft nancial hardship and easy A report of a disturbance at said. victims’ relatives, Dawson ing since they were imple- A report of larceny at 263 Stop and Shop at 164 Main Police said they have no said. He declined to re- mented. access to firearms,” Less Essex St. at 8:52 a.m. Friday; St. at 11:37 a.m. Thursday; information that would lease the names or ages of The generally accept- said in a statement. at 60 Boston St. at 1:21 p.m. at 32 Park St. at 12:56 p.m. raise concerns about wider the dead. ed definition of a mass “Although the details Friday. Thursday; at 19 Newhall Ave. public safety, suggesting a Philip Alpers, a Sydney shooting — four deaths of this tragedy are yet A report of motor vehicle at 6:46 p.m. Thursday; at Al- shooter is not at large. University gun policy an- excluding the shooter in to come to light, Austra- theft at 24 Deer Park at 1:24 der and Hamilton streets at “Police are currently re- alyst, said the tragedy a single event — has been lia has a tragic history of p.m. Friday. 1:54 a.m. Friday. sponding to what I can appeared to be the worst met only once in Austra- higher rate of gun deaths only describe as a horrific mass shooting in Austra- lia since then. In 2014, a in rural areas,” she added. Student shot in arm at school, suspect held Jury recommends life with
By Krysta Fauria a shooter,” Root said. “At parole in family killings first I didn’t believe them, and Michael TULSA, Okla. (AP) — bers. Robert Bever, who Balsamo but then I heard a gun- A jury that convicted the was 18 at the time, plead- ASSOCIATED PRESS shot. younger of two Oklaho- ed guilty in 2016 and was He said he saw what ma brothers in the fatal sentenced to life in prison PALMDALE, Calif. — A looked like a boy, about 14-year-old used a rifle 100 yards away, carrying a stabbings of their parents without parole. to shoot a classmate in long gun. and three siblings rec- Michael Bever did not the arm Friday at their The lockdown at the ommended Friday that testify in his own defense high school in California school was lifted several he eventually be given a during the 20-day trial, and dumped the gun in hours after the shooting chance to get out of prison. and his attorneys relied the desert before he was and school officials said The jury recommended heavily on the testimony caught in a shopping cen- they would begin reunit- a sentence of life in pris- of Robert Bever, who told ter, authorities said. ing students with their on with the possibility his brother’s jury that he The shooting at High- parents. of parole for 19-year-old wanted to take responsi- land High School in Palm- The FBI and agents Michael Bever. Two days bility for all of the killings. dale was sparked by a from the Bureau of Alco- earlier it convicted him of In a videotaped inter- dispute between the two hol, Tobacco, Firearms and five counts of first-degree view that jurors saw, Mi- students, officials said. Explosives also responded murder and one count of chael Bever told detec- Investigators were still to the scene. assault and battery with tives that he stabbed his trying to determine a spe- intent to kill for his role in 10-year-old brother and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sheriff’s deputies also cific motive. received a call reporting the 2015 stabbings. his mother. The victim, also 14, was Students are reunited with family members shots fired in the vicinity On Thursday, the jury Defense attorneys ar- taken to the hospital and outside Highland High School in Palmdale, Ca- of Manzanita Elementa- recommended he serve gued that the younger is expected to make a lif., as the sheriff took the school off lockdown ry School about 7 miles 28 years in prison for the brother was led astray by full recovery, said Nicole on Friday. away from Highland High assault on a sibling who the older brother. Tulsa Nishida, a Los Angeles School. survived the attack. County’s chief public de- County sheriff’s spokes- Garret Root, a teacher at group of students running Officials said deputies Bever was 16 when fender, Corbin Brewster, woman. She said the the school, told KNBC-TV away and asked them searched the elementary authorities say he and told reporters Friday his suspect was found in the that he was walking up to what was happening. school and found no evi- brother Robert Bever client was grateful for the shopping center. the school when he saw a “They said there was dence of a shooting. killed their family mem- jury’s recommendation. SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Walking robot maker prepares to unleash its dog-like machine
BERKELEY, Calif. middle of next year, Ra- (AP) — A robotics compa- ibert said. No price has ny known for its widely been set for the robot yet, shared videos of nimble, though Raibert said mak- legged robots opening ing the latest prototype doors or walking through costs about one-tenth the rough terrain is prepar- price of earlier versions. ing to sell some after more Raibert unveiled the than a quarter century of SpotMini plans at the research. University of California, Boston Dynamics CEO Berkeley, during a Tech- Marc Raibert said Friday Crunch conference focused that his company plans to on the rise of robotics and begin selling the dog-like its potential to perform a SpotMini robot next year, wide range of tasks and likely to businesses for jobs now handled by hu- use as a camera-equipped mans. security guard. Founded in 1992, Bos- But he thinks other ap- ton Dynamics rarely re- plications for the four- veals its plans except by legged contraption will be posting YouTube videos likely developed by other that have impressed and companies, because the terrified people. Most of robot has a flat platform Boston Dynamics’ robotics to allow other equipment research had been applied with its own computer in the military until Goo- programming to be easily gle bought the Waltham, mounted on top of it. Massachusetts, company SpotMini gets around in 2013. Japanese tech gi- with the help of cameras ant SoftBank bought Bos- on its front, sides and one ton Dynamics from Google mounted on its rear — a last year. position that Raibert calls Although Boston Dy- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the “butt-cam.” namics never released a Boston Dynamics al- commercial robot under Boston Dynamics Chief Executive Marc Raibert speaks about his four-legged robot SpotMini ready has made 10 Spot- Google, Raibert credited during a SoftBank World presentation at a hotel in Tokyo. Minis with plans to man- his company’s former own- ufacture about 100 more er for helping it to start Toward that end, he learned how to sort and said Boston Dynamics still “This machine is really for additional testing this thinking of ways to bring also showed the confer- pick up packages, jump hasn’t figured out how to trying to push the bound- year before going into its technology to a broader ence a video of Atlas, a up and off blocks, jog and make money from Atlas ary of the future,” Raibert mass production by the market. two-legged robot that has perform back flips. He yet. said. Lynn woman takes steps to preserve a memory
WALK From A1 10:30 a.m. and the walk will take place at noon. The three-mile walk will also include music and food on the common. “I do the walk because I don’t want others to be af- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK fected by this,” Cooper said. On average, nearly 20 The bed of a Lynn Water and Sewer Commission truck is filled with de- people per minute are bris cleaned out from the catch basins on Market Street in Lynn. physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States, according Catching up on spring cleaning to HAWC. Helping and talking peo- CLEANING and economic assets, and local governments with ple through domestic vio- lence situations is crucial, From A1 at the same time one of their own assessments their biggest environmen- and resiliency plans. but can be difficult, Coo- In a conversation with tal challenges,” he said. “About 100 communities per said. “I tell people, treasure The Item on Thursday, An Environmental Bond have signed on voluntari- yourself, love yourself, but Gov. Charlie Baker raised ly,” Baker said. “I real- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK bill pending on Beacon it’s hard,” she said. “Try the issue of resiliency Hill would turn Baker’s ly hope that legislation Betty Cooper holds a picture of her daughter, makes it through by the to talk through it the best planning for coastal cities. 2016 executive order into Cheryl Senn, who was a victim of domestic abuse. end of the session.” way you can.” “The waterfront for law. The measure directs With memories flood- coastal communities in state agencies to develop Thomas Grillo can be ing back the walk can be always overcomes them to walk I still feel sad and Massachusetts is one of and implement a climate reached at tgrillo@item- tough for Cooper and her show support. emotional but I try to be their great recreational adaptation plan to assist live.com. family members, but she “When it’s time for the strong,” she said.
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LYNN Marblehead also wants From A1 to go green. This week Town Meeting directed new rules that allow for officials to seek the state’s as-of-right permitting for “Green Communities” des- renewable or alternative ignation late Monday. energy facilities and agree If the town gets the to purchase fuel-efficient green light from the state vehicles. Department of Energy The state funds could be Resources, Marblehead used to buy electric vehi- will join the 210 Bay cles, energy-efficient or State communities who renewable energy HVAC have reduced their en- systems, and LED light- ergy consumption and ing. saved money.
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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 Nikolakakis comes through in the clutch for St. Mary’s By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF LYNN — Anthony Nikolakakis has provided consistency at the plate for the St. Mary’s baseball team all sea- son long. Friday afternoon against Sa- lem, Nikolakakis provided consistency and heroics. Nikolakakis, St. Mary’s third base- man and No. 3 hitter, delivered a game-winning RBI single in the bot- tom of the ninth inning to lead the Spartans to a 4-3 win over Salem at Fraser Field. He finished 4-for-5 with four singles and one RBI. “Anthony has been the most consis- tent offensive player the whole year,” St. Mary’s coach Derek Dana said. “He’s given us big hits all year. That was an outstanding job by him and he ITEM FILE PHOTO did it with two strikes too.” Lynn eld’s Jack Razzaboni had one goal A pair of Spartans errors allowed for the Pioneers in a loss to Ipswich Friday the Witches to grab the early lead in afternoon. the top of the first inning. Tommy Be- auregard (3-for-4, RBI) singled from the leadoff spot to start Salem’s rally. After a flyout, Beauregard stole sec- Mistakes doom ond and scored on a St. Mary’s infield error. Matthew Silva, who reached on the first error, scored on the second ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynn eld Spartans miscue, pushing Salem to a Anthony Nikolakakis went 4-for-5 and had the game-winning 2-0 edge. RBI in the bottom of the ninth inning to give St. Mary’s the boys lacrosse SPARTANS, B2 win over Salem Friday afternoon. against Ipswich Classical comes up on the wrong side By Mike Alongi of pitcher’s duel with Austin Prep FOR THE ITEM LYNNFIELD — A host of mistakes put the Lyn- By Steve Krause nfield boys lacrosse team in a hole early against ITEM SPORTS EDITOR defending Division 3 state champion Ipswich, and LYNN — This was one of those games where the winner despite a strong second half the Pioneers fell 13-4 at was almost immaterial. The game itself was enough. home Friday afternoon. The mistakes for Lynnfield “What a great game,” said Austin Prep coach Frank Sor- were small ones, but it was the amount of errors renti after his team defeated Classical, 2-1, in a classic that really put the Pioneers in a hole. pitcher’s duel. “And I’d have said that even if we were on “We came into the game thinking we had a pretty the wrong end of it.” good shot at winning, but the execution just wasn’t “I’ll take a game like this,” said coach Erica Richard of there,” said Lynnfield coach Joe Papagni. “It was Classical. “That was two good teams out there. A hard- almost like the fog of competition got in our guys’ fought battle.” heads, and when the time came to get things done “We haven’t been pushed a lot,” said Sorrenti, who team they just made mistakes out there.” upped its record to 13-0, remaining undefeated. “We needed Gianluca Alfe led the way for Lynnfield with two a game like this. It was a test for them, but was a test for goals, while Jack Razzaboni and Jackson Hammer- us, too. It was good to be pushed.” sly each scored one goal. Peter Look had two assists “This,” said Richard, “was a tournament game.” and Anthony Murphy had one assist. The assignment for Classical pitcher Tori Adams was Things didn’t get off to the best start for the Pio- clear — if dif cult. She had to match Austin Prep all-star neers, as Ipswich jumped out to an early 3-0 lead be- Logan MacDonald pitch-for-pitch. She did. The Cougars did hind three straight goals from John Gillis. Alfe got outhit the Rams, 8-3. And while MacDonald struck out 13, Lynnfield on the board with one minute to go in the ITEM FILE PHOTO Adams pitched to contact a bit more, fanning only four. But first quarter, but Ipswich stole back the momentum Tori Adams struck out four batters in her com- for ve innings, the only statistic that really counted was when Gillis found the back of the net once again, the pair of zeros on the scoreboard. this time with just four seconds left in the quarter. plete-game effort against Austin Prep Friday Lynnfield opened up the second quarter with a afternoon. CLASSICAL, B2 goal from Hammersly less than two minutes into the period, but Ipswich wouldn’t let the Pioneers capture any momentum whatsoever. Just eight sec- onds after the Hammersly goal, Gillis scored for Ips- wich to make it 5-2. Ben Yanakakis added two goals Bats explode for Lynn eld softball over the next 1:03 to give the Tigers a commanding runs scored and an inside-the- 7-2 lead. While the Pioneers were able to get one SCHOOL ROUNDUP park home run. Chloe Shapleigh goal back when Alfe scored on the man advantage By Harold Rivera smacked two triples and had with about five minutes left in the half, but Ipswich ITEM STAFF two RBI, while Allie Wing (2-run closed the quarter with two more goals (one each double), Breanna Serabian (2- The Lynn eld softball team had from Yanakakis and Will Zambernardi) to take a 9-3 run double), Reilly Ganter, Sam itself a big game at the plate, as lead into halftime. Lebruska and Jenna Freni also the Pioneers plated 13 runs in a “It was just very inconsistent out there for us,” had RBI. O’Brien (triple), Kendyl 13-2 win over Manchester-Essex Papagni said. “There were a lot of guys out there LaConte and Mia Daly also had Friday afternoon. thinking they had to do things that they really base hits. The Pioneers can clinch The Pioneers jumped out to a didn’t have to do, and it got everybody out of sorts. Monday afternoon with a win at 4-0 lead in the rst inning to close We had some undisciplined plays and took some bad Pentucket (3:45). to within one game of clinching penalties as well, so there’s a lot of work on.” SOFTBALL a spot in the tournament at 8-6. While Lynnfield did play a better, more funda- Peabody 6, Wake eld 1 Hayley O’Brien pitched a 3-hit- mentally sound game in the second half, it still Peabody’s Mallory Leblanc went ter, striking out 15 Hornets and didn’t stop Ipswich from finding the back of the net. ITEM FILE PHOTO 3-for-4 with one RBI, Makayla giving up just one earned run. Yanakakis, Zambernardi and Kevin Swenson all Rooney went 2-for-3 with one RBI. Taylor Tringali went 3-for-4 with Taylor Tringali had the hot bat, LYNNFIELD, B2 four RBI for Lynn eld Friday. going 3-for-4 with four RBI, three ROUNDUP, B2
St. Mary’s 2018 Varsity Club honorees
ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK St. Mary’s hosted its 2018 Varsity Club ceremony on Friday. Among those honored were, front row from left, former football coach Matt Durgin, basketball coach David Brown, ’89, Gene Murray, ’59, Jim Mello, ’75, Kerri Domohowski, ’07, Abby Gauthier, ’08, Bill Devin, ’60, Chuck Howard, ’81, Brian Mulvey, ’82, and athletic director Jeff Newhall. Middle row, from left, Varsity Club Committee Chair Mike Reddy, Michael Mondello, Matt Price, Jim McHugh, and Casey O’Leary. Back row, from left, David Gordon, Brian Mini, Jason Rexinis, and Nick Vitale. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 Stevens remains humble as Celtics continue to thrive
WALTHAM (AP) — When Boston make an improbable run Most of the NBA community Brad Stevens accepted the Celt- back to the Eastern Conference was taken aback after Stevens ics head coaching job five years finals. failed to receive a single vote ago, he didn’t allow himself to The Celtics seemingly had from his peers when the Na- get caught up in thinking about their championship hopes de- tional Basketball Coaches Asso- how he could add his name to railed following the season-end- ciation gave out its coach of the the franchise’s rich history. ing injuries to both of their year award. The honor went to He was too busy trying to fig- offseason additions in Gordon Toronto’s Dwane Casey, who was ure out how to avoid being bur- Hayward and Kyrie Irving. fired Thursday after his team ied under it. Yet, Boston won 55 games was swept in the East semifinals “You realize that if you’re go- during the regular season and by the Cleveland Cavaliers. ing to break records here, you’re increased its win total for the Stevens has always down- probably going to break bad fifth consecutive season under played the attention placed on ones,” he recently said. “Because Stevens. coaching awards. He said that none of the good ones are reach- Despite having a roster that he thought Casey deserved the able.” was down to just 11 healthy honor and didn’t expect him to While achieving Red Auerbach players by the end of their sec- be without a job for long. status may not be on Stevens’ ond-round win over Philadel- Boston’s successes this season radar, in just his fifth season phia, the Celtics enter their aside, Stevens said comfort re- there’s no question the 41-year- conference finals rematch with mains a commodity this profes- old is also beyond being the Cleveland on Sunday with an sion. wide-eyed former Butler Univer- 8-0 record at home this postsea- “I don’t think that I would ever sity coach who arrived in Boston. son. define anybody in the coaching In a timeframe that has often They are also the first team in or playing shoes probably as FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS already swallowed up most first- NBA history to make it back to comfortable,” he said. “You’re time NBA coaches, he’s managed this point without their leading just focused on what’s next. But Brad Stevens has gained national attention for the work he’s to endear himself to a champi- scorer from the regular season it is basketball. There’s only so done with a depleted Celtics roster this season, taking Boston onship-driven city by helping (Irving). much you can do.” back to the conference finals for the second straight year. LeBron James undaunted by Boston, Celtics’ mystique
INDEPENDENCE, Ohio (AP) — orated franchise, James’ admiration for granted,” James said Friday. “You There haven’t been any championship hasn’t stopped him from standing in dream about being able to play in big banners hoisted into Boston’s hallowed the way of Boston stuffing more Larry games in the NBA. Even when I got to rafters since 2008. O’Brien trophies into its crowded case. the NBA that was one of my only goals LeBron James won’t let go of the rope. And if he beats the Celtics again and — to be as great as I can be, to play in Cleveland’s star has bounced the advances to his eighth straight NBA Fi- big games in the NBA and be remem- Celtics from the playoffs four times in nals, James would join a club currently bered — and I think I’ve done that in the past seven years, and James carries exclusive to Boston players with leg- my career. a six-game postseason winning streak endary status. “Just trying to add onto it while I at Boston into this year’s Eastern Con- Only Bill Russell (10), Sam Jones can.” ference finals, which open Sunday at (9), Tommy Heinsohn (9) and Frank Early in his career, James saw the TD Garden. Ramsey (8) have played in more con- Celtics as a postseason exit ramp. As a member of both the Miami Heat secutive Finals than James, who said The “Big 3” Boston team featuring and Cavaliers, James — whose success he hasn’t reflected on the possibility of Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Ray against Boston did a 180-degree turn admission to their group. Allen ousted him and the Cavs in 2008 with a mesmerizing Game 6 perfor- “I do know that this is my eighth and 2010, the latter series ending with FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mance in 2012 — has made the Celtics straight conference finals and I have James famously storming off the floor LeBron James will look to once again knock green(er) with envy. an opportunity to play for a champion- and pulling off his jersey to foreshad- the Celtics out of the playoffs when the Eastern But while the 33-year-old has the ship if I’m able to be successful in this ow his free-agent departure later that Conference finals start Sunday. utmost respect for the NBA’s most dec- conference finals, so I don’t take that summer for South Beach. St. Mary’s girls lacrosse battles to win over Essex Tech ROUNDUP scored one goal. Kenney and them. Riley Lynch has played one assist. Carter Murray added sey Kouroyen and Becca Truong From B1 Robbie Favuzza had one assist multiple positions and she’s al- one goal, while Annie Ronan had (6-3, 6-4) and the team of Caitlyn each. ways willing to play where we one assist. Goalkeeper Maeve Bettencourt and Bella Philip (6- Tianna Dawe tossed seven in- The Crusaders (9-4) host Pope need her. They worked hard and Caldwell had 12 saves. 1, 7-5) earned wins in doubles nings, allowed no earned runs on John Tuesday when they’ll cele- I’m proud of them.” Marblehead is 9-3, 7-0 in NEC play. two hits and struck out seven. brate their senior night. The Spartans (7-8) host Arling- play. Peabody (10-2) hosts Beverly Peabody (12-0) remains un- GIRLS LACROSSE ton Catholic this morning (11). BOYS TENNIS Monday. defeated this season and visits St. Mary’s 12, Peabody 10, Danvers 9 Gloucester 3, Classical 2 Lynnfield 4, Beverly Monday night. Essex Tech 10 Peabody clinched a state tour- The Rams got singles wins North Reading 1 Marblehead 4, Gloucester 0 Codi Butt scored six goals and nament berth with the win. from Moses Ba in first singles (7- Lynnfield earned two singles Charlotte Plakans took a per- dished two assists to lead the Hailee Lomasney scored the 5, 6-2), and Stephen Ong in third wins and two doubles wins to fect game into the bottom of the Spartans. Madi Hentosh added game-winning goal in the final singles (6-2, 6-3). get the victory. Megan Nevils sixth inning and also had an RBI four goals and two assists. Meg minute. Peabody (10-2) hosts Classical (4-5) visits Marble- took the first singles match (6-0, at the plate to help Marblehead Parthum and Kelsey Sullivan Quincy this morning (10). head Monday. 6-3), while Bella Ferreira got the earn a victory. Sophie Vener (4- each scored one goal, the latter Marblehead 21, Beverly 8 GIRLS TENNIS win in third singles (6-0, 6-0). In for-4), Mercedez Pelletier (3-for- being Sullivan’s first goal of the Behind six goals and one assist Gloucester 3, Classical 2 4) and Sammy Treff (1-for-3) season. from Caroline Driscoll, the Ma- The Rams fell to 6-6 with the doubles play, the team of Gillian each had one RBI in the win. Kate Gray dished one assist gicians earned a big conference loss. The doubles duos of Abby Skelley and Emma Gallucci won The Magicians are now 12-1. and goalie Lauren Vaccaro made win to remain unbeaten in NEC Stafford and Lexi Ferraro (6- the first match (6-4, 6-2) and the BOYS LACROSSE 12 saves. play. 0, 6-0), and Kathy Nguyen and team of Claire Yang and Celeste Bishop Fenwick 10, Sherly Feliz led a strong effort Hadley Carlton added five Cindy Roberts (6-2, 6-1) deliv- Joly won the second match (6-2, Revere 6 from St. Mary’s defensive unit. goals and one assist, while Nia- ered Classical’s wins. Classical 7-5). Stefano Fabiano scored four “I’m proud of the girls,” Spar- mh Healy had three goals, Lyd- hosts Marblehead Monday. The Pioneers (10-1) host Ham- goals with four assists. Nick tans coach K.C. Butt said. ia Bongiorno had two goals and Peabody 4, Somerville 1 ilton-Wenham Monday. Muzi added two goals and three “They’ve played game after three assists, Sara Campbell Peabody’s Brooke Hodas (6-4, Archbishop Williams 5, assists, Zach Talbot scored two game, they’ve battled through had two goals and two assists 7-6 (7-4)) and Shaelyn Kelley St. Mary’s 0 goals, while Brandon Kenney some injuries. I knew they could and Grace Arthur and Maddie (6-1, 5-7, 6-4) earned wins in sin- The Spartans aim for a win and Brian Harrington each do it and I knew they had it in Erskine each had one goal and gles play, while the team of Lind- Monday against O’Bryant. Pioneers fall to defending state champ Ipswich Classical softball LYNNFIELD The Pioneers (5-7) now face a we can work through it and get it From B1 tough road for the remainder of done,” Papagni said of his team’s the season. Lynnfield needs to win chances of making the tournament. loses close one to scored for the Tigers in the third three more games to qualify for the “But we can’t play like this if it’s go- quarter to stretch the score to 12- state tournament with four con- ing to happen. We’ve got to go into 3, then Yanakakis scored his fourth tests remaining on its schedule. Pentucket and play close to perfect. unbeaten Cougars goal of the game midway through The Pioneers have a tough slate of This next game is very important, the final quarter to put Ipswich up opponents on their path to the tour- because it will set the tone for the CLASSICAL by 10 goals. Razzaboni was able to nament, with Pentucket, George- rest of the season.” From B1 score for Lynnfield with just over a town, North Reading and Danvers Lynnfield will look to get back to minute to go in the game, but it was on the docket. its winning ways Monday afternoon “Tori pitched her heart out,” Richard said. “And we made too little, too late. “Call me crazy, but I still think against Pentucket. some great plays behind her.” Classical’s defense bailed the Rams out of sticky wickets in every inning until the sixth. The Cougars’ Caroline Sablone doubled to lead off the St. Mary’s wins extra-inning battle with Salem second, and took third on a sacrifice. However, when Rachel Harvey grounded to short, Rebecca Walker alertly came SPARTANS in the zone. That kind of kept “We don’t want to wait, we want home with the ball, and Sablone ran right into Meghan From B1 St. Mary’s off balance a little bit. to execute a little bit better,” Dana Leavitt’s tag. The balls they did hit were on the said. “It’s nice that we came from In the third, Austin Prep played small ball, bunting safely “We wanted to make them make ground. We were able to make plays behind but I like to play from ahead back-to back to lead off the inning. plays,” Salem coach Gavin Softic behind him.” and get teams chasing us. They MacDonald fanned for the first out, Frankie Frelich said, “hit the ball down and hard On the other side, Spartans start- stayed with it and ultimately they grounded back to the mound, and Maura Joyce popped to and see what happens. We hit some er Jared Coppola settled down nice- finished it.” second to end that threat. In the fourth, a line drive to Walk- balls right at them but sometimes ly after the first inning. Coppola, Beauregard’s RBI single in the sev- er resulted in a double play; and in the fifth, Austin Prep had we can take advantage of a few er- making his first start of the sea- enth tied the game at 3-3 and sent it two on and one out, but Adams pitched out of it. rors here and there.” son on the mound, threw six-plus into extras. Meanwhile, MacDonald was breezing with a no-hitter That’s where it stayed until St. innings, allowed five hits and no “When you’re playing a one-run until the fifth, when Madison Dana finally broke through Mary’s slimmed the deficit in half in earned runs. Pacheco pitched three game that puts extra pressure on with a base hit. the bottom of the second. Lee Pache- scoreless innings in relief. the defense and those at-bats mean Austin Prep got its first run in the sixth when Frelich lined co led the frame with a single and “Jared was outstanding in his first a little bit more,” Softic said. “To get one over the left-fielder’s head that rolled to the fence. Frelich swiped second. Josh Mateo (2-for-4, start,” Dana said. “If we cleaned it that one run in the seventh shows the kept running, and the throw to nail her at third went wide, three RBI) brought Pacheco home up, we might’ve gotten it done in grind in our kids.” and she ended up scoring. The Cougars scored what would with a RBI single, putting the Spar- seven innings. Lee came in, shut The eighth went scoreless, setting prove to be an important insurance run in the top of the tans on the board. the door. He just keeps giving us a the stage for Nikolakakis’ heroics in seventh. Ella Saracco led the inning off by blooping a base It became a pitcher’s duel from chance to win.” the ninth. Kyle Ouellette led the ninth hit just behind first base that either Amanda Wilkins (first), there. Beauregard surrendered back St. Mary’s claimed its first lead of with a single and moved to second on Kayla Morrill (second) and Ciara Collins (right) could reach. to back two-out singles to Nikolaka- the game in the bottom of the sixth. Colin Reddy’s sac-bunt. Aedan Ley- Lauren Sablone sacrificed her to second and MacDonald, in kis and John Mulready in the bot- Nikolakakis singled to lead the in- don’s ground out pushed Ouellette to a classic case of helping her own cause, singled her in. tom of the third, but induced a pop ning. Pinch-runner Richie Pagliuca third. With two strikes, Nikolakakis With two out in the bottom of the seventh, Adams was hit fly to escape the jam. Beauregard advanced to second on Mulready’s plated Ouellette with the game-win- off the helmet with a pitch. After appearing dazed, Adams tossed six innings and allowed three sac-bunt. Pacheco reached on an in- ning RBI single for the 4-3 win. stayed in the game, and sprinted around from first when earned runs. field single, placing runners on first St. Mary’s (9-4) hosts Masconomet Dana lined a double just inside the right-field foul line. How- “Tommy was pounding the zone,” and third. After Pacheco stole sec- Sunday evening (5:30). Salem (7-5) ever, MacDonald — who entered the game with a 0.58 Softic said. “He had control of his ond, Mateo roped a two-RBI single hosts Somerville Tuesday at Salem earned run average — got the third out and sealed Austin offspeed and everything was down to give St. Mary’s a 3-2 lead. State. Prep’s win. SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3
HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Boys Lacrosse Sale dominates for nine innings, but can’t get a decision Baseball Needham at St. John’s (2) Beverly at Triton (11) St. Mary’s at Glouester (1) Ham-Wenham at St. John’s (4) Quincy at Peabody (noon) Lynnfield at AC (2) Wakefield at Beverl (10) Malden vs. Danvers (at Fraser Field, Sailing 11:30) Swampscott vs. TBA (TBA) Manchester vs. Fenwick (at Fraser, 9a) Track Peabody at Silver Lake (11) Andover Invitational (TBA) Swampscott at Georgetown (3) MSTCA Invitational (TBA, 8 a.m.) Softball Beverly at Concord (TBA) SATURDAY Danvers at Essex Tech (4) Baseball Revere at Cambridge (10) Masconomet at St. Mary’s (5:30)
SPORTS BRIEFS Ridley basketball All Care VNA golf skills clinics tournament The Helen Ridley basket- All Care VNA & Hospice ball skills clinics will be will host its 26th annual held over the next few Charity Golf Open on Mon- months, with nine sessions day, June 25, at Gannon in total. The clinics are all Golf Course. Players tee off on Mondays from 7 p.m. at 9:30 a.m. and will enjoy until 8:30 p.m., and will be a great day of golf, net- held on May 14 and 21; working, fun and charita- June 4, 11 and 18. The ble giving. Lunch on the clinics are open to boys course and a lively 19th and girls in grades 4-12 hole celebration will be fol- and will be held at St. lowed by a reception with Mary’s High School on 35 dinner, drinks, awards, raf- Tremont St. The cost of the fles and live auction! clinic is $200 and partici- Cost for golf and dinner pants will need to bring a is $200 per person. Regis- ball. ter at www.allcare.org/ This will be a high inten- golf-tournament-registra- sity clinic for boys and tion/ girls to get you in shape Proceeds from this fund- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and to help develop basket- ball skills. Drills are raising event will benefit Chris Sale had a career-high 15 strikeouts and threw nine innings against the Toronto Blue countless patients and designed to help any play- Jays Friday, but couldn’t earn a decision as the game went to extra innings. The Sox would their families throughout er at any level with ball go on to lose, 5-3, in 12. handling, shooting (off the the North Shore, Greater dribble, off screens and off Boston, and Merrimack the pass), creating your Valley. Your support own shot and finishing at enables All Care to contin- the rim. We will also mix ue to provide quality home McDaniels says he wasn’t promised head in playing games so that health care regardless of players can learn how to one’s ability to pay. use their skills in a game Sponsorship opportuni- coach job when he decided to stay with Pats situation. ties are available. To Please email or call secure your sponsorship, to FOXBOROUGH (AP) a lot to consider, and cer- Helen Ridley to save your donate an item, or buy a — In his first public com- tainly leaving here I don’t spot and/or if you have any raffle ticket, please contact ments since he declined at take lightly ever. ... It was questions at ridleytop- Julie Manninen at 781- the last minute to accept a difficult process and I’m [email protected] 244-1124 or at jmanninen@ the Indianapolis Colts’ very happy with the deci- or 781-775-0778. allcare.org. head coaching position, sion that we made.” Josh McDaniels denied While McDaniels returns Friday that he’d made any to his old role, linebackers NHL PLAYOFFS deal to succeed Bill Beli- coach Brian Flores’ duties CONFERENCE FINALS Thursday, May 17 chick as coach of the New will expand. Although he (Best-of-7) Tampa Bay at Washington, 8 p.m. England Patriots. won’t have the title of de- Friday, May 11 Friday, May 18 McDaniels listed sever- fensive coordinator, Flores Washington at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. Winnipeg at Vegas, 8 p.m. al reasons for remaining will call the plays. This Saturday, May 12 Saturday, May 19 in New England as Beli- isn’t a new situation for Vegas at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. x-Washington at Tampa Bay, 7:15 chick’s offensive coordi- Belichick’s staff: Matt Pa- Sunday, May 13 p.m. Washington at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. Sunday, May 20 nator — some personal, tricia, who left to become Monday, May 14 x-Vegas at Winnipeg, 3 p.m. some football-related. But coach of the Detroit Lions Vegas at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Monday, May 21 he said his job is no differ- in January, called plays Tuesday, May 15 x-Tampa Bay at Washington, 8 ent than it was before his from 2009-11 before get- Tampa Bay at Washington, 8 p.m. p.m. near-departure for India- ting the defensive coordi- Wednesday, May 16 Tuesday, May 22 napolis. nator title in 2012. Winnipeg at Vegas, 9 p.m. x-Winnipeg at Vegas, 9 p.m. “No, I mean my role is The Patriots ranked the same,” McDaniels 29th in yards allowed per said when asked if he’d game (366) but were fifth NBA PLAYOFFS received any assurances in points allowed (18.5) CONFERENCE FINALS Monday, May 21 of becoming the Patriots’ last season. (Best-of-7) Boston at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. next coach. “Look, I think Flores doesn’t anticipate Sunday, May 13 Tuesday, May 22 if you’re here, you have an making a personal stamp Cleveland at Boston, 3:30 p.m. Houston at Golden State, 9 p.m. opportunity to work with on the defense just be- Monday, May 14 Wednesday, May 23 and for some of the best cause he’ll be calling the Golden State at Houston, 9 p.m. x-Cleveland at Boston, 8:30 p.m. people in our game, may- plays. Tuesday, May 15 Thursday, May 24 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland at Boston, 8:30 p.m. x-Golden State at Houston, 9 p.m. be some of the best people “I think there’s a long Wednesday, May 16 Friday, May 25 that have ever done those Josh McDaniels says he was not promised the history of this defense. Golden State at Houston, 9 p.m. x-Boston at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. things in our game. So I job as head coach when he decided to return to Bill’s been here for a num- Saturday, May 19 Saturday, May 26 just feel like it’s a great op- the Patriots this offseason. ber of years, so I would say Boston at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. x-Houston at Golden State, 9 p.m. portunity to be here in my we’re going to continue Sunday, May 20 Sunday, May 27 role.” New England’s loss to the offensive coordinator. to play defense like we’ve Houston at Golden State, 8 p.m. x-Cleveland at Boston, 8:30 p.m. That role will continue to Philadelphia Eagles in the “You know there’s a lot played for the last 18 sea- be calling plays and work- Super Bowl on Feb. 4. that goes into those things sons since he’s been here,” MLB ing with quarterback Tom The Colts thought they and it can be very compli- Flores said. “My role in Brady. had hired McDaniels two cated,” he said. “I’ve stated that is no different than AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division “Whatever happens in days later, tweeting out a again and again that I defi- any other coach on the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB the future’s going to hap- welcome and even sched- nitely want to be a head team. We’re trying to put Boston 26 11 .702 — Atlanta 22 14 .611 — pen,” he said. “I’ll be happy uling a news conference for coach again. At the same something together here New York 26 11 .702 — Philadelphia 22 15 .595 ½ Toronto 20 18 .526 7 Washington 20 18 .526 3 with whatever that is.” the next day. Instead, Mc- time, I love being here. and do whatever helps us Tampa Bay 15 19 .441 10 New York 18 17 .514 3½ McDaniels and the rest Daniels, who was coach of “This is where my kids win, you know. You can Baltimore 10 27 .270 16½ Miami 13 24 .351 9½ Central Division Central Division of the Patriots’ assistants the Denver Broncos from are born and raised and call it a personal imprint, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB spoke to reporters at Gil- 2009-10, changed his mind we’ve made a pretty special but it’s a team imprint. ... Cleveland 18 18 .500 — St. Louis 20 14 .588 — lette Stadium on Friday and returned to the Patri- life here and that’s not an We’re trying to build to be Minnesota 15 17 .469 1 Milwaukee 21 16 .568 ½ Detroit 15 21 .417 3 Pittsburgh 21 16 .568 ½ for the first time since ots for his 10th season as easy thing to leave. There’s as good as we can be.” Kansas City 12 25 .324 6½ Chicago 19 15 .559 1 Chicago 9 25 .265 8 Cincinnati 10 27 .270 11½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB TV/RADIO Houston 24 15 .615 — Arizona 24 12 .667 — Los Angeles 22 14 .611 ½ Colorado 21 16 .568 3½ SATURDAY SUNDAY Seattle 21 15 .583 1½ San Francisco 19 19 .500 6 Oakland 18 19 .486 5 Los Angeles 16 20 .444 8 TV TV Texas 15 24 .385 9 San Diego 14 24 .368 11 MLB NBA Playoffs 1 p.m...... Oakland at NY Yankees...... MLB Network 3:30 p.m...... Cleveland at Boston...... ABC Friday’s Games p.m., 2nd game 4:05 p.m...... Washington at Arizona...... FS1 Seattle at Detroit, ppd. Minnesota (Gibson 1-1) at L.A. 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Texas A&M at Arkansas...... ESPN2 Chicago White Sox (Shields 1-3) at Chicago Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. Beach volleyball Cubs (Lester 2-1), 2:20 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Auto racing Tampa Bay (TBD) at Baltimore (Cobb 0-4), Kansas City at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. 4 p.m...... Team USA Summer Champions Series...... NBCSN 3:05 p.m., 1st game Seattle at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. Bowling 9:10 a.m...... Formula One: Spanish Grand Prix...... ESPN2 Boston (Price 2-4) at Toronto (Estrada 2-2), Texas at Houston, 2:10 p.m. 4 p.m...... Chris Paul Celebrity Invitational...... ESPN 4:07 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 Bowling Kansas City (Junis 4-2) at Cleveland p.m. Boxing 1 p.m...... PBA Tour: Elias Cup...... ESPN (Clevinger 2-0), 4:10 p.m. Minnesota at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. 8 p.m...... Jorge Linares vs. Vasiliy Lomachenko...... ESPN Cycling Seattle (Hernandez 4-3) at Detroit (Boyd Atlanta at Miami, 1:10 p.m. 10 p.m...... Sadam Ali vs. Jaime Munguia...... HBO 1-3), 4:10 p.m., 1st game N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. 4 p.m...... Amgen Tour of California...... NBCSN Tampa Bay (Archer 2-2) at Baltimore (TBD), San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Soccer 7:05 p.m., 2nd game Milwaukee at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. 9:30 a.m...... Borussia Dortmund at 1899 Hoffenheim...... Fox Soccer Texas (Fister 1-3) at Houston (Morton 4-0), Cincinnati at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. 10 a.m...... Brighton & Hove Albion at Liverpool...... NBC 7:10 p.m. St. Louis at San Diego, 4:10 p.m. 3:30 p.m...... Orlando at Portland...... Lifetime Seattle (TBD) at Detroit (Fulmer 1-2), 7:40 Washington at Arizona, 8:08 p.m. 7:30 p.m...... Toronto FC at New England...... NBCSB 10 a.m...... Chelsea at Newcastle United...... NBCSN College softball 10 a.m...... Stoke City at Swansea City...... CNBC 12 p.m...... AAC final...... ESPN2 10 a.m...... Watford at Manchester United...... USA TODAY IN SPORTS 12 p.m...... ACC final...... ESPN 2 p.m...... Big East final...... FS2 4 p.m...... Seattle at Portland...... ESPN May 12 namental weathervane at Pimlico 5 p.m...... Big 12 final...... FS2 6 p.m...... Atlanta at Orlando City SC...... FS1 1909 — The Preakness Stakes is Racecourse for the first time. 8 p.m...... SEC final...... ESPN2 8:30 p.m...... New York City FC at Los Angeles FC...... FS1 held in Maryland after 16 runnings 1917 — Omar Khayyam, ridden Track and field Radio in New York. As part of the cele- by Charles Borel, becomes the first 7 a.m...... Diamond League...... NBCSN NBA Playoffs bration marking the return of the foreign-bred (England) colt to win Radio 3:30 p.m...... Cleveland at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 Preakness, the colors of the race’s the Kentucky Derby with a 2-length MLB MLB winner were painted onto the or- victory over Ticket. 4:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... WEEI-FM 93.7 1:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... WEEI-FM 93.7 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 COMICS
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Out Most of all, I began to learn He thought that two club ruffs State of MLS Soccer Toronto FC at New England Postgame Angling Quick Poker After Dark MLS Soccer Toronto FC at New NBCSB music.” in the dummy would be per- the Revs Revolution. Gillette Stadium. (N) Slants England Revolution. Today, South must not be fect. So, South took the first Extra Red Sox Charlie Charlie Cruisin’ Cruisin’ Sports Sports Sports Dirty MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox NESN Innings Final (N) Moore Moore Today Today Today Water TV at Toronto Blue Jays. wayward in winning 13 tricks. trick on the board, drew two Loud Loud Henry Kid Full Full Fresh Fresh Friends Friends Friends Friends Two and How did he play to make sev- rounds of trumps, then tried NICK House House Danger Danger House House Prince Prince Half Men en spades after West led the to cash his top clubs. How- ››‡ Ghost in the Shell (2017, Science Patrick Melrose Patrick Melrose Patrick Melrose ››› Crimson Tide (1995) heart jack? 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CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV MAY 13, 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 Downton Abbey on Little Women on Unforgotten on Masterpiece Last Tango in Ask This Memory Rescue With Daniel ^ PBS Masterpiece Masterpiece (N) Motives and alibis. (N) Halifax Old H’se Amen, MD WBZ 60 Minutes (N) 60 Minutes NCIS: Los Angeles Madam Secretary News Sports Final OT (N) Joel Jentezen $ CBS “Venganza” (N) “Protocol” (N) Osteen Franklin WCVB America’s Funniest American Idol “117 (Top 5)” The top five Deception “The News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) contestants perform. (N) Unseen Hand” (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Q & A” WBTS Genius Junior (N) Genius Junior (N) Timeless “The General; Chinatown” The News Access American Ninja * NBC team must thwart Rittenhouse’s plan. (N) at 11 Warrior WFXT Bob’s Bob’s Simpsons Brooklyn Family Bob’s Boston 25 News at Boston News In- Whacked This- Boston 9 FOX Burgers Burgers Nine Guy (N) Burgers 10PM (N) News Depth Out Spo. Minute News WUTF Reasonable Doubt (2014, ›› Escobar: Paradise Lost (2014, Drama) Benicio Drug Drug Fire With Fire (2012) Josh = UMA Suspenso) Dominic Cooper. Del Toro, Josh Hutcherson, Claudia Traisac. Wars Wars Duhamel, Rosario Dawson. WSBK Castle “A Dance With WBZ News 8p (N) Blue Bloods “Not Blue Bloods “Little Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT Death” Fade Away” Fish” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX The Roosevelts: An Intimate History The Roosevelts: An Intimate History FDR Soundstage “Katha- Ask This Little Women on L PBS World War I affects the family. contracts polio. rine McPhee” Old H’se Masterpiece WWJE Poisoned Passions Killer Profile “Israel Handsome Devils Secret Secret Drugs, Inc. Drugs Border Wars Hard R JN Keyes” “Hurricane Love” Lives Lives and prostitution. Time WLVI Anger Anger Modern Modern Gold- Gold- 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Upris- Scandal “You Got X CW Manage. Manage. Family Family bergs bergs CW56 (N) Guy ing” Served” TELE ››‡ The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Luis Miguel, la Don Francisco te Titulares Decisio- Luis Miguel, la serie Decisio- ¨ TELE Drift (2006, Acción) Lucas Black. serie (N) invita (N) y Más nes nes WABU NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles Private Eyes “The NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: LA ¥ ION “Savoir Faire” “Fighting Shadows” Six” “Blaze of Glory” “Rage” “Beacon” CABLE STATIONS Storage Storage Storage Wars: Mother of All Finds An Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Wars: Mother of All A&E Wars Wars auction becomes a family affair. (N) Wars Wars Wars Wars Finds “Mother of All Finds” (5:23) ›› “I Am Fear the Walking Fear the Walking Into the Badlands Talking Dead (N) Fear the Walking Into the AMC Number Four” Dead “Buried” Dead “Laura” (N) (N) Dead “Laura” Badlands The Real House- The Real House- Southern Charm The Real House- Watch The Real House- Southern Charm BRAVO wives of Potomac wives of Potomac New Orleans (N) wives of Potomac What wives of Potomac New Orleans Naked and Afraid: Naked and Afraid: Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid XL Afraid DISC Tough as a Mother Tough as a Mother “Pick Your Poison” XL (N) “Pick Your Poison” (6:20) ›››‡ “Brave” Duck- ›››‡ Brave (2012) Voices of Duck- Stuck/ Bunk’d Bunk’d Stuck/ Jessie Jessie DISN (2012) ‘PG’ Tales Kelly Macdonald. ‘PG’ Tales Middle Middle Baseball: Sunday MLB Baseball Washington Nationals at Arizona Diamondbacks. SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter ESPN Night Countdown Chase Field. (N) Jalen & Formula One Racing Grand Prix of Spain. From NCAA Softball Se- Johnsonville Cornhole Championships E:60 ESPN2 Jacoby Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. lection Show (N) From Las Vegas. (5:00) ››› The Blind Side (2009) Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw. A well- ›››› Forrest Gump (1994) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright. A slow- FREE “Frozen” to-do white couple adopts a homeless black teen. witted Southerner experiences 30 years of history. ›››‡ The Martian (2015) Matt Damon, Jessica Chastain, Kristen Trust “In the Name of Trust “In the Name of Legion “Chapter 14” Trust FX Wiig. A stranded astronaut tries to survive on Mars. the Father” (N) the Father” ›››‡ Dunkirk (2017, War) Fionn White- Westworld (N) Silicon Valley “Fifty- Barry (N) Last Westworld Barry HBO head, Tom Glynn-Carney. ‘PG-13’ One Percent” Week Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn HIST Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars (6:00) “Heaven Is for Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance (2018, Biogra- Harry & Meghan: Biogra- Harry & Meghan: A Royal LIFE Real” (2014) phy) Parisa Fitz-Henley, Burgess Abernethy. Royal Rebels (N) phy Romance (2018, Biography) (5:30) “Friends With Jersey Shore: Fam- Jersey Shore: Fam- Jersey Shore: Fam- Wild ’n Wild ’n Wild ’n Wild ’n Wild ’n MTV Benefits” (2011) ily Vacation ily Vacation ily Vacation Out Out Out Out Out (6:00) The ’86 Sports Sunday (N) The Baseball Show Sports Sunday The Baseball Show Sports Sunday Baseball NBCSB Celtics (N) Show Golf Dest. Pirates Ring of Honor Dining Red Sox Sports Sports Sports Dirty MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox NESN TV Playbook Today Today Today Water TV at Toronto Blue Jays. Sponge- Sponge- Full Full Full Full Fresh Fresh Friends Friends Friends Friends Two and NICK Bob Bob House House House House Prince Prince Half Men (6:55) Patrick Mel- Circus- Circus- Billions Axe tries for I’m Dying up Here Patrick Melrose Billions Axe tries for I’m Dying SHOW rose “Bad News” Wildest Wildest a fresh start. (N) “Plus One” (N) “Bad News” a fresh start. up Here “Flatlin- Sweetbit- Sweetbit- Vida (N) Sweetbit- Vida Sweetbit- Vida ››‡ Office Space (1999, Com- ››› Ali (2001) Will STARZ ers” ter ter ter ter edy) Ron Livingston. ‘R’ Smith. ‘R’ (6:15) ››‡ “Tomorrowland” (2015) ››› The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (2013) Ian McKellen, Martin ››‡ Robin Hood SYFY George Clooney, Hugh Laurie. Freeman. Bilbo and company encounter the fearsome dragon Smaug. (2010) Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Joker’s Drop the Joker’s Drop the Final ››› Knocked Up TBS Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Wild Mic (N) Wild Mic Space (2007) Seth Rogen. (5:30) ››‡ “Shoot- ›››‡ American Sniper (2014, War) Bradley Cooper. Navy SEAL ››› Live Free or Die Hard (2007) Bruce Willis, Justin TNT er” (2007) Chris Kyle logs an incredible number of kills. Long. America’s computers fall under attack. Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Modern Modern Modern Modern Chrisley USA cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Family Family Family Family Knows Basketball Wives LA Basketball Wives LA Basketball Wives LA Basketball Wives LA Basketball Wives LA Basketball Wives Bsktb VH1 Wives B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 CLASSIFIED
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Docket No. ES18C0133CA Docket No. ES18C0157CA AT PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE OF PETITION FOR NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME CHANGE OF NAME LYNN, MA Essex Probate and Family Court Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street Street 36 Federal Street Street Monday, May 21, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. Salem, MA 01970 Salem, MA 01970 (978)744-1020 (978)744-1020 156 Verona Street, Lynn, MA > Single Family < In the matter of: Ruby Mayorga Contreras In the matter of: Marabopha Chan • 5 Rooms w/ 2 Bedrooms • 25,679 ± SF Lot • 1.5 Baths • 2 Fireplaces Of: Lynn, MA Of: Lynn, MA 740 DI1476989 252 To all persons interested in petition described: To all persons interested in petition described: TERMS: $5,000 deposit,3.50 cash x 2 DI1476989or certified funds, at the time of A petition has been presented by Merita Contreras on behalf of Ruby Mayorga A petition has been presented by Marabopha Chan requesting that: the sale. Balance due within thirty (30) days at the Office of Contreras requesting that: Marabopha Chan Shechtman, Halperin, & Savage,HARKINS LLP 1080 Main St., Pawtucket, Ruby Mayorga Contreras be allowed to change his/her/their name as follows: RI. Other terms to be announced at the sale. be allowed to change his/her/their name as follows: Marabopha Nuth Ruby Contreras IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A Visit www.harkinsrealestate.com for more information. IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: Michael R. Harkins, Auctioneer WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: Salem Lauryn S. Field, Auctioneer Salem ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: (978) 475-1121 ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: 06/11/2018 MA License #555, 3203 06/04/2018 Witness, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. NH License #2585, 6126 Witness, Hon. Jennifer M.R. 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For more than a century, ASSOCIATED PRESS One girl’s name that con- the BoyIN MEMORIAMScouts of America tinued a downward slide is andMARIA the GLORIA Mormon ECHEVARRIA church Emma and Liam were Alexa, which ranked 32nd formedHAPPY an MOTHER'S ideal DAYpair as the most frequently cho- in 2015 but placed 65th in they helped each other ex- sen baby names for 2017. 2017. That could be due to pand their organizations For the fourth year in parents not wanting their and build their brands a row, Emma was the top daughter to share the while molding countless girl’s name according to same name with the voice young men through bow the annual list of the most assistant that lives inside knots, pinewood derby popular baby names re- Amazon’s Echo speakers. races and campouts. leased by the Social Se- Pamela Redmond Sa- But as the calendar curity Administration on tran, who blogs about flipped to the 21st Centu- Friday. Liam pushed last baby-naming and is also ry, the longtime partners year’s champ, Noah, to co-founder of the baby To the Greatest Mami second to claim the top originallythat drawnever lived. to each name site Nameberry.com, otherFrom Maria by Liz Joseshared Eneida Vincentvalues spot. said the rise of Liam re- beganand your drifting loving Husband apart. Luis The The Social Security Ad- flects the large population Mormon church contin- ministration releases the of Irish people in the U.S. ued INexpanding MEMORIAM into far 1,000 most popular baby who may not speak Irish, off countries where Boy names each year. They but have ethnic pride. POPPY LARSON FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ScoutsON MOTHER'Swasn’t DAYoffered trumpeted the name re- “I think you see ethnic and began eyeing its own A group of Boy Scouts march during the Salt Lake City’s annual gay veals Friday with a Face- influences coming into program. Amid declining pride parade in Salt Lake City. book Live announcement. play in a more indirect membership, Boy Scouts of The agency uses the an- way. You see more parents America recently opened training complex named the organization said it and the pace is expected to nouncement to draw traf- looking back and looking its arms to openly gay after a former Mormon will change the name of intensify this summer un- fic to its website, where for places in their lives youth members and adult church president and its flagship program next der a nationwide multime- workers can begin track- that hold meaning that volunteers, transgender in the pictures from the year to Scouts BSA to ac- dia recruitment campaign. ing their benefits long be- can be translated into boys, and girls while the church’s 2013 extravagant count for the inclusion of The Church of Jesus fore retirement. names,” said Satran, who Mormon religion clung to theatrical production com- girls. Christ of Latter-day When it came to girls’ also co-wrote the books its opposition of homosex- memorating their 100th The organization says Saints will bank on nur- names, Emma was fol- “The Baby Name Bible” uality and stuck to its tra- anniversary together. its current youth partici- turing its youth in a still- lowed by Olivia, Ava, Isa- and “Cool Names for Ba- ditional gender roles. But, their futures are pation is about 2.3 million, to-be developed program bella and Sophia. bies.” Wishing you were here to celebrate now headed in divergent down from 2.6 million in set to launch in 2020 that For the boys, Liam and Onwith. Tuesday,Love you and missthe you, two Ethnic pride could also sidesDawn announced and Vicki XOXOXO what had directions. 2013 and more than 4 mil- will likely include outdoor Noah were followed by be a factor for parents of become inevitable: They The Boy Scouts will try lion in peak years of the activities and character William, James and Lo- Hispanic descent. A lot of will split permanently to make up for the loss of past. So far, nearly 4,000 building similar to Boy gan. new parents “are using starting in 2020. its largest sponsor through girls have joined rough- Scouts but be tailored Other trends last year Hispanic names rather The memories will live the addition of girls and a ly 170 Cub Scout packs for the church’s doctrine included a rise in the use than trying to pick more on in Norman Rockwell welcoming message that participating in the first and designed to roll out of Melania for a girl, like- Anglo-fied names,” Satran paintings, the Boy Scouts all are invited. Last week, phase of the new policy, around the globe. ly influenced by first lady said. SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Putin scores five goals in Young Maasai men relax and play a game of hockey game pool at a bar by the side of ASSOCIATED PRESS pro-Putin billionaire. Pu- the road in the tin’s team won the mostly SOCHI, Russia — Rus- late afternoon slow-paced game 12-7. sian President Vladimir at Mkata Five goals was on the Putin scored five goals low side by Putin’s stan- junction, in an exhibition hockey near Mikumi dards — he scored eight in game with former NHL the 2015 game and seven National Park stars on Thursday. in Tanzania. last year. The 65-year-old In what has become an Russian president took up annual tradition given FILE PHOTO | hockey late in life after be- ample airtime on state ASSOCIATED PRESS ing a keen judo competitor TV, Putin played on a in his youth. “Legends of Hockey” team Amateur-league hockey alongside big names of the players set a “wonderful Tanzania’s Maasai evicted in past such as Pavel Bure example” for ordinary Rus- and Slava Fetisov. sians, Putin said, adding The opposition was com- “thanks to you, millions of prised of amateur play- people make a choice in fa- favor of tourism, group says ers, plus a governor and a vor of a healthy lifestyle.” By Rodney Muhumuza lives and livelihoods of the Tanzania “in good faith,” oritized safari groups at ASSOCIATED PRESS Maasai,” said Oakland In- director Rick Thomson the expense of indigenous stitute’s Anuradha Mittal. said in an email Thursday. communities, said Hellen KAMPALA, Uganda — “But this is not just about Concern for the Maasai Kijo-Bisimba, head of the Tens of thousands of Tan- a specific company — it has been raised at home Tanzania Legal and Hu- zania’s ethnic Maasai peo- is a reality that is all too and abroad by rights ple are homeless after the man Rights Centre. familiar to indigenous groups such as Minority “The government has government burned their communities around the Rights Group Internation- been reviewing bound- houses to keep the savan- world.” al and Survival Interna- nah open for tourism ben- Allegations of wrongdo- tional, which has warned aries and subsequently efiting two foreign safari ing have persisted in re- that the alleged land evicting communities in companies, a U.S.-based cent years against Tanza- grabs “could spell the end the name of conservation,” policy think tank charged nia Conservation Limited, of the Maasai.” she told The Associat- Thursday. an affiliate of U.S.-based The Maasai, hundreds of ed Press. “In my under- Villagers in northern Thomson Safaris, and Or- thousands of cattle herd- standing the conservation Tanzania’s Loliondo area, tello, a group that orga- ers who inhabit the savan- should have been made near the Ngorongoro Cra- nizes hunting trips for the nah in southern Kenya to benefit people, and if ter tourism hotspot, have royal family of the United and parts of neighboring people are affected then it been evicted in the past Arab Emirates. northern Tanzania, need calls for worries. The Maa- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS year and denied access to Young Maasai herders land to graze their ani- sai community (is) indeed Russian President Vladimir Putin, right, takes vital grazing and watering are so afraid of authorities mals and maintain their suffering.” part in a match of the Night Hockey League holes, said the new report that they “flee when they pastoralist lifestyle. But A court in the region- teams in the Bolshoy Ice Arena in the Black by the Oakland Institute, see a vehicle approach,” the land bordering Tan- al capital, Arusha, ruled Sea resort of Sochi, Russia, Thursday. a California think tank thinking it might carry zania’s famous Serengeti against Loliondo’s Maas- that researches environ- representatives of foreign National Park is also a mental and social issues. safari companies, the Oak- wildlife corridor popular ai in 2015 when it decid- “As tourism becomes land Institute report said. with tourists. ed that Thomson Safaris ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! one of the fastest-growing Responding to the find- The east African nation’s legally purchased 10,000 sectors within the Tanza- ings, Thomson Safaris said government depends sub- acres of a disputed 12,617 Call Customer Service to place an ad nian economy, safari and the “awful allegations of stantially on tourism rev- acres in 2006. 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