THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 NSMC debuts SANE approach to sexual assault patients By Elyse Carmosino state-of-the-art facility to virtu- aminations here is huge.” NSMC currently has 16 nurs- director Sabrina Federico. ITEM STAFF ally connect medical staff with SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse es trained to participate in the The new center is equipped offsite, trauma-informed experts Examiner) nurses are often con- program. with two private session rooms SALEM — North Shore Med- using live video technology as sidered crucial when it comes to “(SANE experts) will work with auxiliary lighting and ical Center envisions a future they treat patients in real time. providing care to sexual assault closely with community organi- sound dampening panels to pro- with better care for victims of “I think it’ll be huge,” said victims. Nurses with the certi - zations in the region to ensure vide patients with utmost priva- sexual assault. Lynn YWCA Rape Crisis Cen- cation are required to complete that all of the touchpoints our cy. Both rooms are also out tted The hospital, in partnership ter director Nina Goodwin, 48 hours of specialized training patients encounter, from the with all the tools SANE nurs- with the Massachusetts De- who helped bring the program and are familiarized with as- hospital to the rape crisis center es need when working on an partment of Public Health, to NSMC. “They haven’t had pects of assault care, including and so on, are working together in-person case. launched its new sexual assault a SANE nurse here at North information gathering and evi- to provide a system of care that Elisabeth Nash Wrenn says treatment program Wednesday. Shore for a while, so having dence collection, that might be supports patients of sexual as- bringing the program to the Called TeleSANE, the system (professionals with experience) uncharted territory for other sault and trauma,” said the hos- will couple with the hospital’s in these cases to help with ex- medical workers. pital’s emergency department NSMC, A3 Swampscott ROTARY GETS A READ board won’t ON LYNN STUDENTS force out VFW post

By Steve Krause ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — The Select Board informally guaranteed members of the Veterans of Foreign War Post 1240 that it had no plans to sell the building on Pine Street that it leases from the town. The pledge, made by chair Peter Spell- ios, appeared to allay fears on the part of members that the town was ready to sell the property and force them out. A large portion of Wednesday night’s meeting at the high school was given over to public comment, which allows people in the town to comment on sub- jects not on the of cial agenda. Member Donald Hause, responding to comments on social media about the status of the lease, invited those con- cerned to speak before the of cial meet- ing. Because the issue was not on the agen- da, the board could not take a formal vote. However, the four members pres- ent (Laura Spathanas was absent) were unanimous that not only did they want to keep the VFW at its current location, but wanted to partner with the group in efforts to make the post a center for a variety of social service and outreach activities geared toward helping veter- ans readjust to civilian life and to cope By Steve Krause been going on now for 12 years. A look of amazement with their experiences in combat. ITEM STAFF “For me, to have an event, or a day, on strikes Julian Francis- “The biggest investment to veterans which every third-grader receives one of co as he comes across LYNN — Each January, third-graders in we make in this town is that we pro- the foundational tools of education, for the longest word in the Lynn Public School system get a gift vide, rent-free, space for them. We could free, is beyond words to me. It’s a wonder- the English language, be doing so much more,” said Spellios. from the Rotary Club. ful experience, and a wonderful day.” pneumonoultramicro- “Speaking for myself, I am very willing The Rotarians, in conjunction with cor- Dick Ruth, president of the Rotary Sat- scopicsilicovolcano- to help nd a larger solution. I’d like to porate sponsor Coastal Heritage Bank, ellite Club, was on hand at Sisson School coniosis, as he looks see us partner with the group to nd distribute dictionaries to the students in along with principal Jane Franklin, Tut- through a dictionary some real positive things that we can public schools through the Rotary Dictio- wiler, and Coastal Heritage representa- donated by Coastal provide. nary Project. And Wednesday was the day tives Don Gill and Bob Terravecchia. He Heritage Bank and the “It just can’t be centered around the they came to Lynn, as volunteers from said that since 2008, at roughly 1,200 dic- Rotary Club of Lynn. bar,” Spellios said. the organization went to all 18 of Lynn’s tionaries a year, the Lynn Rotary is clos- A large contingent of VFW members public elementary schools to give the kids ing in on having distributed 16,000 dictio- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK and supporters packed the second- oor their dictionaries. naries to third-graders who attend Aborn, “This is huge,” said Lynn School Super- SWAMPSCOTT, A3 intendent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler. “This has DICTIONARIES, A3 Library following Nicole Mcclain, a children’s librarian a path into history at the Lynn Public Library, helped ing room. By Thor Jourgensen coordinate a trav- ITEM STAFF The display takes about 20 minutes to eling exhibit with read and intersects with Lynn history. LYNN — The African-American histo- the Commonwealth Frederick Douglass, the orator and writ- ry exhibit on display in the public library Museum on African main reading room offers a quick intro- er who lived in Lynn from 1841 to 1848, American History ductory course for patrons and residents is featured on a panel recounting how and the chronicle looking forward to Black History Month. train conductors forcibly removed Doug- of African Amer- Titled “Freedom’s Agenda: Chronicles lass from a whites-only train car in Lynn. ican petitions to of African-American Petitions to the In keeping with the exhibit’s theme, the Massachusetts Massachusetts Government 1600-1900,” Douglass petitioned the state to censure government. the exhibit features 14 large display pan- els dispersed around the cavernous read- LIBRARY, A3 ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO

Opinion U.S., Iran step back Australia burns as the From Bone sh planet bakes. A4 from the brink Sports to barbecue in Lynn Forgettable second period dooms Saugus hockey. B1 By Zeke Miller housing U.S. troops. No one was  By Thor Jourgensen ly with his wife, Lauren, said ASSOCIATED PRESS harmed in the strikes, but U.S. Peabody’s adjustments ITEM STAFF Skinny Hank’s “VIP opening” is forces in the region remained on pay dividends in tentatively planned for Wednes- WASHINGTON — The U.S. high alert. LYNN — Fear not foodies, day, Jan. 15, with a public open- and Iran stepped back from cross-town win. B1 Bone sh Harry’s is closed, but Speaking from the White  ing on Friday or Saturday. the brink of possible war on House, Trump seemed intent on its Lewis Street location will “We’re shooting for those Wednesday as President Don- Classical boys basketball transform in about a week into deescalating the crisis, which falls in a heartbreaker days,” he said. ald Trump signaled he would Skinny Hank’s BBQ. spiraled after he authorized to Cathedral. B1 The pair opened Bone sh not retaliate militarily for Iran’s Henry Pariseau, who owns missile strikes on Iraqi bases IRAN, A3 Bone sh Harry’s in Bever- BBQ, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 32° VOL. 142, ISSUE 26 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 27° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 OBITUARIES Justice Department: Too late to Wendy C. Dembowski, 71 1947-2020 pass Equal Rights Amendment ROWLEY — Wendy Cooke (McLeod) Janian, Leonard and Dembowski (71) of Florence, Grace (Odiorne) Cooke and become part of the Consti- S.C. Passed away on Monday, By Steve LeBlanc several aunts and uncles. ASSOCIATED PRESS tution,” he added. 2020 after a brief illness. She Wendy was born and lived Engel's nding is unlike- leaves her husband of 52 in Lynn, MA. Before moving BOSTON — The Justice ly to be the last word on years, Daniel S; a daughter, to Florence in 2010. She had Department has thrown the amendment. Danielle (Joe) Dembowski of a lengthy career in human re- a roadblock into efforts to Democratic Virginia Rowley, MA. a son Eric (Angie) sources. Positions with Sears revive the Equal Rights Attorney General Mark Dembowski of Ormond, SC. Credit, Lynn/Salem, M.A. DNT Amendment, nding that Herring said Wednesday Her beloved grandchildren, tanks Wake eld M.A. And Mon- an expired pair of deadlines he's going to make sure Jessica (John) Moores-Kellett ster.com Florence SC. Until the imposed by Congress on the will of Virginians is of Manchester N.H.; Ryan and time of her illness, she worked rati cation of the measure carried out and the ERA is Cory Moores of Lynn, MA.; for Hultgren tree service. means it's too late for addi- added to the Constitution. Joshua (Jessica) Dembowski Wendy found her passion in tional states to ratify it now. “Women in America and Nicholas Dembowski of The memo by Assistant deserve to have equality Cayce, S.C. Wendy also leaves volunteerism and spent many Attorney General Steven guaranteed in the Consti- behind her 3 precious great hours assisting at Lighthouse Engel comes as Virginia is tution," Herring said in a grandchildren, Jayson and Jen- Ministries, the Naomi proj- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS poised to become the deci- statement. “The fact that na Kellett and Aiden Moores. ect of which she was on the sive 38th state to approve Republican attorneys gen- Wendy Murphy, left, legal counsel for Equal She leaves her dear cousins board of directors, Dr’s Bruce the ERA nearly four de- eral are suing to block the Means Equal, faces reporters as Natalie White, Wayne Janian and Linda Nor- and Lee foundation library, the cades after Congress sent ERA, and that they now right, vice president of the organization, looks dyke, her sister-in-law San- American Red Cross and First it to states in 1972, at- have the support of the on during a news conference in Boston. dra (Robert) Janvrin and her Friday homeless connect. taching a 1979 rati cation Trump Administration, is brother-in-law Michael Dem- Service Information: In that the Trump adminis- nents are underway to deadline to it. absolutely repugnant.” bowski. She is pre-deceased lieu of owers, the family re- tration acted swiftly to de- block its ultimate adoption That deadline was later On Tuesday, supporters by her parents Raymond and quests donations be made clare its opposition to the as the Constitution's 28th extended to 1982. During of the ERA led a federal Marguerite (Janian) Cooke, to Lighthouse Ministries Equal Rights Amendment," that time just 35 states lawsuit in Massachusetts Amendment, including grandparents Leon and Jessie Capital Campaign fund. rati ed it — three short of aimed at clearing a legal said Wendy Murphy, a law- a lawsuit led in federal the 38 needed. path for adoption of the yer for Equal Means Equal, court in mid-December by “Because three-fourths amendment. one of the groups that led Alabama, Louisiana and of the state legislatures The lawsuit argues that the lawsuit in Massachu- South Dakota. Agamemnon Voyiagis, 88 did not ratify before the because the deadline was setts. “This development Conservative activists deadline that Congress set forth in legislation au- makes our lawsuit even have depicted the ERA as imposed, the Equal Rights thorizing states to ratify more urgent.” a threat to their stances LYNN — Agamemnon Voy- Amendment has failed of the amendment — and Engel also said Congress on abortion and transgen- iagis, age 88 of Lynn, died adoption and is no lon- not in the three-sentence may not revive a proposed der rights. peacefully at his home, sur- ger pending before the amendment itself — it's amendment after a rati- The language of the ERA rounded by his loving family, States,” Engel wrote. not constitutionally bind- cation deadline has ex- states that “equality of on Tuesday January 7, 2020. “Accordingly, even if one ing and Virginia's vote pired. He said the only rights under the law shall He was the husband of the or more state legislatures would put the amendment option is for Congress to not be denied or abridged by late Anastasia (Kalipolites) were to ratify the proposed over the top. begin the process again. the United States or by any Voyiagis, with whom he shared amendment, it would not “We are not surprised Efforts by ERA oppo- state on account of sex.” 50 years of marriage. Born in Da a, Greece, he was the son of the late Con- stantine and Thelkiope Voyia- Court weighs ban on secret gis. He had proudly served in the Greek Army as a radioman before he came to this country recordings of public of cials in 1960. He was the owner of A. Voy- By Philip Marcelo audio recording of govern- sachusetts, which is rep- Now, or ACORN, also sued iagis Tuxedos on Western Ave- ASSOCIATED PRESS ment of cials, including resenting two Boston to overturn the law. nue in Lynn since 1972. law enforcement of cials, residents who frequently The group said the law was also the father of the late An active member and for- BOSTON — A Massa- performing their duties in record police activity, ar- effectively prevents it from Christopher Voyiagis and the mer member of the board of chusetts prosecutor de- public spaces, subject to gued the Constitution’s conducting its work — St. George Greek Orthodox brother of the late Euripides, fended Wednesday a state reasonable time, manner, First Amendment “unam- which involves equipping Church, he was a proud and Kemon, and Kallope. ban on secret audio re- and place restrictions.” biguously” protects the operatives with secret respected member of the Service information: A Fu- cordings of police and gov- But Suffolk County Dis- right to peacefully record cameras and recording de- Greek Community. He was a neral Service will be held ernment of cials, asking trict Attorney Rachael and observe police activi- vices — in Massachusetts. hardworking family man but on Monday at 11:00AM in an appeals court to over- Rollins, who is Boston’s ty in a way that does not It argues that the state also enjoyed his time off trav- St. George Greek Orthodox turn a decision that found top prosecutor, appealed, interfere with the of cers’ law is an outlier in the eling with his wife, especially Church 54 South Common the prohibition unconsti- arguing the state’s 1968 performance of their duties. country because most to Greece and Florida. St., Lynn followed by buri- tutional. wiretap law is a critical It also argued that law- states allow for some form Agamemnon is survived al in Pine Grove Cemetery. At a hearing before the protection ensuring citi- makers, based on legis- of secret recording of pub- by three children; Theodore Relatives and friends are re- U.S. First Circuit Court zens know when they’re lative records from the lic of cials. Voyiagis, Constantine Voyia- spectfully invited to attend. of Appeals, free speech being recorded. 1960s, clearly intended to Project Veritas also ar- gis, both of Lynn, and Thelxi Visiting hours will be on Sun- groups countered that State Attorney Gener- protect citizens from being gued that privacy and Cote and her husband Scott day from 3:00PM-7:00PM in such recordings are pro- al Maura Healey’s of ce, surreptitiously recorded by recording norms are of Swampscott, six grandchil- the Solimine Funeral Home tected by the First Amend- which is representing Rol- police or telephone compa- evolving rapidly because dren; Christopher, Maryem- 426 Broadway (RTE129), ment and that Massachu- lins in the appeal, cites in nies — not to shield public surveillance technology — ma, Ella, Lucas, Skye, and Lynn. Directions and guest- setts’ law is out of step its legal brief a number of cials from scrutiny. from nanny cams to video Grace, a sister Maritza Kanta- book at www.solimine.com with national norms, espe- of hypothetical scenarios “The government should doorbells — is increasing- nas and her husband Dimitri cially in an era when near- where secret recordings have an interest in en- ly common. of Lynn, and several nieces ly everyone has a record- of public of cials might couraging members of the “People record life and nephews in the United ing device in their pocket. harm average citizens. public to create accurate events, share them with States as well as Greece. He They argued that a low- Among them: when a records of what police of- others, publish them as er court’s ruling that peo- police of cer encounters cers say in public when news, and connect with ple can’t be arrested for a victim or witness to a they think no one is re- the world in ways un- secretly recording police crime in the street, an cording them,” the ACLU imaginable when Section 4th Massachusetts should be upheld. A panel elected of cial speaks one- wrote in its legal brief. 99 was passed in 1968,” of three judges is expected on-one with a constituent Project Veritas, a conser- the organization argued, to decide the case later. at a senior center, or when vative organization known referring to the state an- resident dies of U.S. District Court Chief a social worker counsels a for publishing undercover ti-wiretap law. “Massa- Judge Patti Saris ruled in sexual assault victim in a investigations of groups chusetts should welcome 2018 that Massachusetts hospital corridor. such as the now-defunct — not imprison — citizens vape-related illness law “may not constitution- But the American Civil Association of Community using technology to ad- ally prohibit the secret Liberties Union of Mas- Organizations for Reform vance speech.” BOSTON (AP) — A state in the country to ban fourth Massachusetts res- the sale of all  avored to- ident has died from a va- bacco products, including Agency OKs $1B hydropower ping-related lung illness, menthol cigarettes, e-ciga- 781-593-7700 Publishing Daily, except Sundays state public health of - rettes and e-liquids. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 cials announced Wednes- Marijuana dealers are transmission line; hurdles remain Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA day. allowed to sell un avored and additional of ces. The patient, a man in marijuana products only PORTLAND, Maine — miles of wilderness that Maine’s future both envi- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item his 70s from Middlesex after they have passed The state agency that han- CMP owns. ronmentally and economi- Subscriptions dles zoning in Maine's un- A project opponent who cally and we look forward Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States County, reported vaping tests for the presence of $20.00 for 4 weeks products containing THC, impermissible levels of regulated territories gave attended the LUPC meet- to obtaining other nec- $65.00 for 13 weeks the active ingredient in toxins or contaminants, its approval Wednesday ing in Orono said the proj- essary federal, state and $130.00 for 26 weeks marijuana, according to a including vitamin E ac- to a proposed $1 billion ect would create “enor- municipal approvals and $260.00 for 1 year statement from the state etate and heavy metals. transmission line aimed mous harm” on recreation, beginning construction,” Send payment to and POSTMASTER, at bringing Canadian hy- scenery and resources. said Thorn Dickinson, vice send address changes to: Public Health Depart- The CDC has identi ed The Daily Item ment. vitamin E as a culprit in dropower to the New En- “The evidence and tes- president of business de- 110 Munroe St. “Today’s news is a trag- vaping-associated lung in- gland power grid. timony presented before velopment for Avangrid, P.O. Box 5 ic reminder that we must juries. The Land Use Planning LUPC made clear that this CMP's corporate parent. Lynn, MA 01903 remain vigilant about the The announcement Commission determined, project would be a bad deal The Land Use Planning dangers of vaping,” said came a day after a Mas- on a 5-2 vote, that the New for Maine and cause irrep- Commission tabled a pre- Public Health Commis- sachusetts judge granted England Clean Energy arable damage to the larg- vious discussion after a Catch up with your sioner Dr. Monica Bharel. a motion from the state Connect met zoning and est contiguous temperate debate over whether a favorite team Massachusetts has now attorney general’s of ce to land use standards. But forest in North America,” remote pond would be in Item Sports! reported 36 con rmed bar ve online e-cigarette the project faces addition- said Sue Ely, staff attorney harmed. Central Maine cases and 73 probable retailers from selling their al regulatory hurdles — for the Natural Resources Power later amended its cases of vaping-associated products to state residents and a possible statewide Council of Maine. proposal to avoid the pond lung illnesses to the fed- while a lawsuit against the vote. Supporters say there at a cost of about $1 mil- eral Centers for Diseases companies is pending. Central Maine Power's will be bene ts for all of lion. Control and Prevention. Attorney General Mau- project would allow up to New England by reducing The LUPC joined the Of those 109 cases, 55 are ra Healey last month sued 1,200 megawatts of Cana- carbon emissions by the Maine Public Utilities men and 54 are women. A eight online retailers of dian hydropower to reach equivalent of more than Commission in approving little more than half are e-cigarettes she alleges the regional power grid 700,000 vehicles and by the project. But the Maine under age 30. violated the state’s ban on to meet Massachusetts' suppressing electricity Department of Environ- Did you know? The agency said 35 per- the sale of  avored tobac- green energy goals. rates. CMP also agreed to mental Protection and cent vaped only nicotine, co products and failed to Under the propos- provide Maine with $258 Army Corps of Engineers 40 percent vaped only protect against delivery of al, most of the 145-mile million in incentives, in- still have to weigh in on THC, and 27 percent re- the products to minors. transmission line would cluding electric vehicle the proposal. ported vaping both. Healey’s of ce is still in follow established utility charging stations and sub- In the end, Maine voters, Massachusetts in No- the process of serving the corridors, but a new swath sidized heat pumps. not regulators, may have vember became the rst other three companies. would be cut through 53 “NECEC is vital to the nal say. Home delivery Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 subscribers CALL 24 HOURS A DAY get FREE access Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) to the e-edition on All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 U.S., Iran step back from the brink Library following IRAN said. There were no re- idency, credited the min- the United States was From A1 ports of casualties. imized damage to an ear- “ready to embrace peace a path into history Gen. Mark Milley, the ly warning system “that with all who seek it.” That the targeted killing last chairman of the Joint worked very well” and marked a sharp change LIBRARY a network of safe houses week of Iran’s top general, Chiefs of Staff, warned that said Americans should be in tone from his warning From A1 and hideouts aiding peo- Qassem Soleimani. Iran it was “perhaps too early “extremely grateful and a day earlier that “if Iran ple escaping slavery in responded overnight with to tell” if Iran will be satis- happy” with the outcome. does anything that they the railroad’s actions. slave-holding states. its most direct assault on fied that the missile strikes The strikes had pushed shouldn’t be doing, they’re Another panel detailing Mcclain said Nahant America since the 1979 sei- were sufficient to avenge Tehran and Washington going to be suffering the the role American-Amer- Street was dubbed “free- zure of the U.S. Embassy in the Soleimani killing. perilously close to all-out consequences, and very icans played in the Civil dom alley” with at least Tehran, firing more than a “We should have some conflict and left the world strongly.” War references the 54th three homes identified dozen missiles at two in- expectation,” Defense Sec- waiting to see whether Members of Congress Massachusetts Regiment. as waystops on the Un- stallations in Iraq. The retary Mark Esper added the American president were briefed on the Iran The photograph gallery derground Railroad. She Pentagon said Wednesday in a Wednesday briefing, would respond with more situation Wednesday af- in the Grand Army of the said the exhibit also em- that it believed Iran fired “that Shiite militia groups, military force. Trump, in ternoon in closed-door Republic’s great hall on phasizes pivot points in with the intent to kill. either directed or not di- his nine-minute, televised sessions on Capitol Hill, Andrew Street includes African-American history, Even so, Trump’s take- rected by Iran, will contin- address, spoke of a robust where Democrats and portraits of 54th veterans. including Elizabeth Free- away was that “Iran ap- ue in some way, shape or U.S. military with missiles some Republicans ex- Children’s librarian man’s 1781 petition for pears to be standing down, form to try and undermine that are “big, powerful, pressed dissatisfaction Nicole Mcclain said the freedom before a Massa- which is a good thing for our presence there,” either accurate, lethal and fast.” with the administration’s exhibit is on loan to the chusetts court and Mas- all parties concerned and politically or militarily. But then he added: “We do justifications for the drone library through Feb. 29 sachusetts African-Ameri- a very good thing for the There is no obvious path not want to use it.” strike on Soleimani. from The Commonwealth cans’ efforts to sustain the world.” to diplomatic engagement, Iran for days had been Republican Sen. Mike Museum. Underground Railroad. Despite such conciliatory as Trump pledged to add promising to respond Lee of Utah said it was “I’m happy people can “Our patrons get to read talk, the region remained to his “maximum pres- forcefully to Soleimani’s “probably the worst brief- experience this and see and learn about all of the Lynn connection,” Mc- on edge, and American sure” campaign of econom- killing, but its limited ing I’ve seen, at least on a this,” she said. clain said. troops including a quick-re- ic sanctions. He said the strike on two bases — one military issue, in the nine Lynn resident and Bos- The exhibit overlaps action force dispatched new, unspecified sanctions in the northern Iraqi city years I’ve served in the ton University student Black History Month in over the weekend, were on would remain in place in Irbil and the other at United States Senate.” He Kimberly Merida said February and offers op- high alert. Last week Irani- “until Iran changes its be- Ain al-Asad in western said it was “distressing” the library is her favorite portunities for inquisitive an-backed militia besieged havior.” Iraq — appeared to sig- that officials suggested it study spot. She hopes ex- adults and students meet- the U.S. Embassy in Bagh- Iran’s Supreme Leader nal that it, too, was unin- would only embolden Iran hibits will be a frequent ing school report deadlines dad, and Tehran’s proxies Ayatollah Ali Khamenei terested in a wider clash if lawmakers debated the library feature. to connect African-Ameri- in the region remain able said the overnight strike with the U.S. Foreign merits of further military “I think it’s great. It ex- can history to Lynn history. to carry out attacks such Minister Mohammad Ja- action. He and Sen. Rand poses you to resources I was not necessarily the The National Park as the one on Dec. 27 that totality of Iran’s response. vad Zarif tweeted that the Paul announced their sup- didn’t know they had in Service lists homes on the library,” Merida said. killed a U.S. contractor “Last night they received country had “concluded port of a largely symbolic Broad, Boston and Na- and set off the most recent a slap,” Khamenei said. proportionate measures in war powers resolution to hant streets among the Thor Jourgensen can be round of hostilities. “These military actions self-defense.” limit Trump’s military ac- locations included on the reached at tjourgensen@ Hours after Trump are not sufficient (for re- Trump, who is facing tion regarding Iran. Underground Railroad, itemlive.com. spoke, an ‘incoming’ si- venge). What is important reelection in November, Democratic Speaker ren went off in Baghdad’s is that the corrupt pres- campaigned for president Nancy Pelosi announced Green Zone after what ence of America in this re- on a promise to extract the after the briefing that the seemed to be small rockets gion comes to an end.” United States from “end- House would vote Thurs- From Bonefish “impacted” the diplomatic Trump, facing perhaps less wars.” day on a war powers reso- area, a Western official the biggest test of his pres- On Wednesday, he said lution of its own. to barbecue in Lynn

BBQ Hospitality — Bonefish From A1 Harry’s parent company — in Beverly. Harry’s in September, Skinny Hank’s is named 2018 at 45 Lewis St. with after Pariseau’s late father a seafood menu featuring and the name is already dishes including avoca- painted on one of the do rangoon and totchos restaurant’s interior walls. (Mexican-themed tater The barbecue restaurant’s tots). Henry Pariseau said interior will be recogniz- “taco competition” from able to Bonefish Harry’s other Lynn restaurants customers with its mix prompted him to return to of old signs, 20th century his original plan to serve service station pumps and barbecue in East Lynn. other decor. “I’ve always loved bar- “This is what my dad was becue. We’ll do it slow and about: A family-friendly low, wood-fired with beef place that is affordable ribs on the weekends,” he with good meat and good promised. value,” he said. The Manchester, N.H., Pariseau is interview- native grew up in a ing prospective employees restaurant family and even as renovation work learned the industry from continues. Signs posted on the bottom up, starting the restaurant windows out as “the coat check assure customers, “We guy.” A stint working in apologize for the inconve- California introduced him nience but can’t wait for to West Coast culinary you to see what we have in tastes and he followed store! If you can’t survive up his return home by without tacos or avocado ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK making good on his plan rangoons, come visit us in Sisson Elementary School third-grader Isabelle Sutson eagerly scans through the dictionary she to open Thirsty Butcher Beverly.” received from the Rotary Club of Lynn and Coastal Heritage Bank on Wednesday. NSMC debuts SANE approach Rotary gets a read on Lynn students to sexual assault patients NSMC cles victims face when it DICTIONARIES “The program was un- were going through the something that will carry From A1 comes to seeking medical From A1 dertaken by many, if not books looking at words, our kids through their ten- attention after an assault. all, in Rotary Internation- the tables and graphs … ure as Lynn Public School North Shore is a project 10 “It’s a huge reduction in Brickett, Callahan, Cobbett, al as an effort to improve you could tell they were students and beyond. And years in the making. When access barriers,” Wrenn Connery, Drewicz, Fallon, literacy around the world,” happy to be getting their I hope they see the value she worked at a rape crisis said. Ford, Harrington, Hood, Ruth said. own dictionaries.” of it that way.” center in the late 2010s, Salem Mayor Kimberley Ingalls, Lincoln-Thomson, Ruth was a high school And it’s not just any dic- Coastal Heritage Bank the HAWC Social worker Driscoll was vocal about Lynn Woods, Sewell-Ander- math teacher at both Clas- tionary either, Tutwiler provided the funds so that often heard from survivors her support of the hospi- son, Sisson, Shoemaker, Tra- sical and St. Mary’s, and said. It’s geared toward a the Rotary Club could pur- who said they didn’t have tal’s introduction of the cy and Washington S.T.E.M. said seeing the third-grad- grammar-school student’s chase the dictionaries. access to adequate post-as- TeleSANE program, and elementary schools. ers receive their dictionar- age level, but its use doesn’t “We couldn’t do some- sault care. said she wanted victims The Lynn program is ies gave him a different begin and end there. thing like this without the “Working with the to know they had the com- part of an internation- perspective. “They’re not like the help of Coastal Heritage Department of Public munity’s support. al program by many of “To see the smiles on the dictionaries like you and Bank,” said Jim Harris of Health, we knew this was “As a city that has a the 32,230 Rotary Clubs faces as we distributed I had back in the day,” he the Rotary Club in Lynn. the only area that didn’t young population and is worldwide to help teach these books was priceless,” said. “There’s information “We appreciate them com- have a SANE site in the home to a university and young children to read. It he said. “Those kids were about presidents, periodic ing through with the mon- entire state,” she said. is an active, vibrant place, has become a major part thrilled to be getting their tables, the state capitals, ey for this.” “For the last decade-plus, despite our best efforts to of Rotary International’s own dictionaries.” foreign countries around the onus has been on the keep people safe, we know literacy goals in several “I’d call it the joyous the world … Steve Krause can be survivor to get themselves sexual assaults still oc- countries, including the noise of kids getting some- “It’s not your grandfa- reached at skrause@item- to Boston for care, and we cur,” she said. United States. thing new,” he said. “They ther’s dictionary. This is live.com. just know that’s not trau- “This is a vital service ma-informed.” that’s been missing in Sa- By opening a new treat- lem and the North Shore Swampscott board won’t force out VFW post ment center in an area region that we’re now go- lacking in this kind of ing to be able to address.” SWAMPSCOTT Maloon was concerned, ed, and to get it back, it old police station, which is specialized care, Goodwin and Wrenn both said they Elyse Carmosino can be From A1 he said, that with the agreed to a memorandum currently unused. lease up in two months, of understanding that it However, Roger Carroll, hope the program will re- reached at ecarmosino@ room at Swampscott High the VFW had not been would provide police with a former Swampscott res- duce the number of obsta- itemlive.com. School, alarmed, said com- given any indication from the names. ident who is still active mander Malcolm Maloon, the town what direction Other members ex- with the VFW, simply said, LAW OFFICES OF about some of the things it wanted to take with the pressed similar concerns. “we have a home.” Get the JAMES J. CARRIGAN they’d been hearing about property. “I have a military fami- Addressing questions by e-edition • Social Security Disability the town’s plans for the He was also upset that ly,” said Scott Thibodeau. Carroll concerning Pat- • Workers Compensation building. the VFW was the only pri- “If you look at the military sios’ bid, Spellios said “it • Accidents “The VFW is not just the vate club in town where families, and add them all was unsolicited, and the 25 years located across VFW,” Maloon said. “It’s those using it had to give up, you might find that is town took no action on it.” from Lynn District Court the Disabled American their names to the police. vast support in the town At the end of the ses- 15 Johnson St. Veterans. It’s the Amer- That came about, Spell- for the VFW. It isn’t just a sion, Spellios said it was 781-596-0100 ican Legion. It’s the Ma- ios said, because two years few people. his opinion that the board JAMES J. CARRIGAN rine Corps League. ago there was a traffic fa- “We need to have the should continue to have ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN with your LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL “We serve about 350- tality in Peabody where VFW in town,” he said. conversations with the home delivery www.jamescarriganlaw.com subscription. 400 people,” Maloon said. the suspect was found to At one point during VFW that would “steer [email protected] “This is a place where vet- be intoxicated, at least the discussion, developer us into a new lease. We erans can go to talk about some of his activities were Charlie Patsios, who put have no intention of doing things that they did that traced to the club, and that in a bid to purchase the anything with the proper- they might not be partic- he was a non-member. property for a housing ty. But we need the (the ularly proud of. They can As a result, the club had unit, suggested that the VFW’s) help to find better call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 share some trying times.” its liquor license suspend- VFW could purchase the ways for us to do more.” to start your daily subscription. 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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS Helping those who help others President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant Recently, the House of have any broken ribs. onus for hospitals to be E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Representatives passed This violence is not proactive in addressing 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey a bill, the Workplace Vi- confined to our hospitals. workplace violence. Most P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan olence Prevention for Health care is a danger- hospital responses — if Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Healthcare and Social ous field all across the any hospital responses Customer Service Service Workers Act. This country. According to the even exist — are reactive. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS bill, as the name suggests, Occupational Safety and Reactions to violence fail Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 seeks to provide legal pro- Health Administration, to identify or counter Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 its root cause. Proactive tections to health care health care providers 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 workers from workplace strategies are necessary Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 experienced workplace Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 violence. The passing of violence at a rate that to actually reduce the Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 this bill did not create was four times higher amount of violence that Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 much fanfare; we did not than other employees in health care workers face. Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 see any coverage of it on private industry. In fact, Of course, like many Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 the evening news, nor was the number of workplace bills that come out of [email protected] it mentioned by any of the violence incidents in the the Democrat-controlled Circulation presidential candidates. healthcare industry ex- House, this one is unlike- [email protected] We are here to tell you ceeds almost every other ly to be passed in the Sen- Ext. 3 that this bill is badly industry combined. ate. Only 32 Republicans in the House reached Newsroom needed. The House bill, H.R. [email protected] We are two of the physi- 1309, attempts to stem across the aisle to sup- [email protected] port this legislation. With cians that this bill would this violence. It would Ext. 4 EDITORIAL impact. We went into the require hospitals to “de- so little Republican sup- field to help some of our velop and implement a port, this bill will likely Sports [email protected] nation’s sickest patients. comprehensive plan for die in the Senate. We find Every time we work, we protecting health care it highly ironic that Sen. Ext. 5 Australia burns as seek to provide care and workers ... from work- Majority Leader Mitch Retail and Online compassion to people in place violence.” Cur- McConnell, a man who Advertising need of vital medical care. rently, hospitals are not has gleefully embraced [email protected] the planet bakes However, we have learned legally obligated to proac- the moniker “the Grim ADVERTISING Reaper,” will likely be re- that our job comes with tively engage in violence Ernie Carpenter Jr. Editorial from the Chicago Tribune editorial board another, unspoken, re- prevention for the sake of sponsible for killing a bill Director of Advertising quirement: Stay out of their employees. OHSA meant to protect health and Business Development, ext. 1355 Australia is on fire. Not all of it — but so far, flames harm’s way. We have does offer guidelines to care workers. [email protected] have engulfed some 12 million acres, more than the been threatened with help hospitals counter Although H.R. 1309 Ralph Mitchell land mass of Vermont and New Hampshire com- will likely fail, it is an im- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 bodily harm by the very violence, but these are [email protected] bined. Inhabitants of the hot, dry continent learned people we seek to help purely advisory. They portant step in the right long ago that coping with wildfires is a part of life. more times than we care are not mandated and direction. We applaud all Eric Rondeau But the conflagrations that have swept across large of the congressmen and Sales Representative, ext. 1280 parts of Australia are unprecedented in their size to count. Some of them certainly not enforceable. [email protected] are suffering from psycho- H.R. 1309 makes hos- women who recognized and ferocity, with consequences that stagger the Patricia Whalen sis and do not know bet- pitals take a proactive that the levels of violence imagination. that healthcare workers Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ter. Plenty of others are approach to combating [email protected] Hundreds of homes have burned, and more than face day to day is at an 140,000 people have been told to evacuate. More not and know very well workplace violence. If BUSINESS OFFICE what they are saying. signed into law, this bill unacceptable level and than two dozen have died. Some Australians have tried to make meaning- literally been driven into the sea, where they stood in It’s unsettling, to say provides employers with Susan J. Conti ful change. All of us who Controller, ext. 1288 the surf or sat on boats waiting for the flames to sub- the least, to be threat- a deadline of 12 months work in the healthcare [email protected] side. Roads and highways have been closed, includ- ened with physical injury to develop a provisional field make lots of sacri- Ted Grant ing one that connects the nation’s two largest cities, and death by the people plan for protecting their fices for our patients on Publisher, ext. 1234 Sydney and Melbourne. we are trying to help. employees. Finalized ver- a daily basis. One thing [email protected] More than 1,000 residents of one coastal area had But we count ourselves sions must be completed we should not have to Marian Kinney to be evacuated by ship. Hundreds of millions of an- lucky because we have by 42 months. This bill sacrifice to do our job is ext. 1212 imals are feared dead — and some species are likely only ever been threat- also charges employers [email protected] our safety and personal to go extinct. “This is not a bush fire,” one govern- ened. To date, no patient to promptly investigate ment official said. “It’s an atomic bomb.” well-being. Will Kraft has laid a hand on us in violent incidents, pro- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Rain fell in some of the affected areas Monday, but anger. The same cannot [email protected] it promised only a brief pause. Australia’s annual vide training to staff, Dr. Gregory Jasani fire season normally doesn’t peak until later. be said for many of our maintain records on such ([email protected] Paula Villacreses It’s not a mystery why events like these have grown colleagues. One of our incidents and, most im- land.edu) is an emergen- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 more common and more destructive: Global tem- friends is a nurse in an portantly, avoid discrimi- cy medicine resident at [email protected] peratures have crept upward. Last year is expected inner city emergency de- nation against employees the University of Mary- Mike Shanahan to rank as the planet’s second-hottest year on record, partment. She recently who report events. land and Dr. Aamir Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 after 2016. Last July was the hottest month ever. got kicked in the chest by This law will help doc- Hussain (ahussain10@ [email protected] No individual weather episode can be definitively a patient she was caring tors, nurses and other northwell.edu) is an in- Carolina Trujillo tied to global warming, but scientists agree it rais- for. She needed x-rays to health care workers. ternal medicine resident Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 es the frequency of extreme weather. The relentless make sure she did not Currently, there is no in Manhasset, N.Y. [email protected] buildup of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas- Jim Wilson es has trapped heat and warmed the planet, with a DANA HUBBARD Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 vast array of harmful results. Oceans have risen. Po- [email protected] lar ice is melting. Glaciers are shrinking. And land CIRCULATION is burning. Lisa Mahmoud The U.S. Midwest is less vulnerable to fire than The law in black and white Manager, ext. 1239 some places, but climate change has had a noticeable [email protected] effect on the Great Lakes region, generating more When my children were She was sent to prison GRAPHICS rain and snow. Last spring saw massive flooding little, I longed for the for a year on a probation from southern Illinois to North Dakota. Lake Michi- summer afternoons where violation. She is currently Trevor Andreozzi gan came close to a record-high level last year — and Designer my fellow mothers would trying to get her son back [email protected] Erie broke its record. sit around, share a bottle after a long two years. The need for action to curb greenhouse gas emis- of wine, and let the kids The difference in the Frederick Higgins sions is urgent. But the Trump administration has Designer play. It was a time to relax two situations is that one [email protected] gone the other way, pulling out of the Paris climate knowing that the village mother is black and the accord, scrapping the Obama administration’s Clean of mothers were helping other mother is white. In Mark Sutherland Power Plan and weakening rules on auto emissions. Creative Director in the minding of my chil- addition, one mother lives [email protected] The head of the Environmental Protection Agency, dren. We would discuss in a “nice” neighborhood Andrew Wheeler, is a former coal industry lobbyist. the struggles of parenting, and the other mother lives NEWSROOM There are steps to be taken to slow and eventually share stories and com- in subsidized housing. Mike Alongi reverse the greenhouse gas accumulation: Use less plain about our husbands. First, motherhood is Sports Reporter ext. 1228 coal, oil and natural gas. Encourage their replace- Dinner would be thrown hard, and raising a child [email protected] ment with solar, wind and nuclear power. Increase together with a delivery Bill Brotherton the child was wandering without the resources the fuel economy of cars and trucks, and expand the pizza, some grapes and Features Editor ext. 1338 around late because the needed makes it even number of electric vehicles. Take available measures some carrots and ranch [email protected] mom was passed out. In harder. These include to capture carbon dioxide, and develop better ones. dressing. The moms would Elyse Carmosino these cases, there would not only money, food and A tax on carbon, which would raise the price of fos- continue with a liquid din- housing but also emotion- Reporter, ext. 1264 sil fuels to reflect the damage they do, would stimu- be some judgment passed [email protected] ner. al support and the oppor- late all these advances. It would provide an advan- about our friend but also Inevitably the kids tunity for an occasional Gayla Cawley tage to the least expensive alternatives. Phased in an acknowledgment that would go to bed dirty, of- respite from lovable but Reporter, ext. 1236 over time, it would minimize economic disruption by it could have been us. [email protected] ten past their bedtime, often needy dependent giving businesses and individuals time to adjust. As The other day, I met a and exhausted. The moms children. It should also Cheryl Charles a sign carried by one Australian evacuee said, “Inac- mom who had these same would go to sleep feeling be noted that many wom- News Editor, ext. 1278 tion costs more.” experiences of drinking in [email protected] like the kids “had fun” and en who are alcoholics find The needed policies won’t have much effect on the front yards with oth- were enjoying their “un- that motherhood pushes Olivia Falcigno the immediate harms and risks caused by climate er moms while the kids structured” play time and them further into the dis- Photographer, ext.1224 change — a problem that took decades to emerge and played. Her situation [email protected] that we were deserving of ease. Rather than punish- that will take decades to solve. But that’s no excuse however, ended a bit dif- our time where we could ing mothers and shaming Spenser Hasak for refusing to change the practices that got us into ferently. When her child Photographer, ext. 1332 check out of motherhood them about being a “bad our current fix. wandered out after a night [email protected] and all the other responsi- mom,” we should consider If we want more of what Australia is suffering, do- on a neighbors’ lawn at 11 bilities for a bit. life through their eyes and Thor Jourgensen ing more of the same is fine. If we hope to see a better p.m., it wasn’t another Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Occasionally, one of the provide help. future, we will have to take action to bring it about. mom who found him, it [email protected] moms would have had too In addition, before politi- was the police. much to drink. We would cians rail about the social Daniel Kane laugh and help her get to Of course, she was ar- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 decline in the inner city, [email protected] bed and help the child/ rested and charged with they should investigate children get into their pa- child neglect. She was put their own perceptions Steve Krause jamas and into their beds. in front of a judge who Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 about what is acceptable [email protected] The next morning we told her she was a terri- behavior, based on who is would meet on the street ble mother and her child behaving. Not only do laws Harold Rivera and talk about our hang- was put in a foster home. Sports Editor, ext. 1238 need to be uniform, but [email protected] overs and how the kids Her child began to act out the application of those got up so early! We would in the foster home and laws also need to be color Anne Marie Tobin talk about the one mother was sent to a residential Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 and neighborhood blind. [email protected] who had too much to drink facility and one condition and how she has been of her probation was that Dana Hubbard is an as- Ryan York stressed and that “it takes she could not have contact sociate professor of crimi- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 [email protected] a village, we have all been with him. As a result of nology at Cleveland State there.” Sometimes, we this, she began to abuse University. She wrote this TECHNOLOGY would even hear that alcohol and got a DUI. for InsideSources.com. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Puerto Ricans left homeless after biggest quake in century

By Danica Coto struck on Wednesday near taken shelter in a gym- 15,000 people, nearly ASSOCIATED PRESS the island's southern coast nasium after a quake on 150 homes were affected at the same shallow depth Monday, only for the lat- by the quake, along with GUANICA, Puerto Rico as Tuesday's earthquake. est shake to damage that three schools, including — Cars, cots and plastic No serious damage was structure — forcing them one three-story structure chairs became temporary immediately reported. to sleep outside. whose first two floors were beds for hundreds of fam- More than 2,000 people Among them was 80-year- completely flattened. ilies who lost their homes were staying in govern- old Lupita Martínez, who In Guánica itself, “We in southwest Puerto Rico ment shelters in the is- sat in the dusty parking lot are confronting a crisis as a flurry of earthquakes land’s southwest region with her 96-year-old hus- worse than Hurricane Ma- struck the island, one of as U.S. President Donald band by her side. He was ria,” said Mayor Santos them the strongest in a Trump declared an emer- sleeping in a makeshift Seda, referring to the 2017 century. gency and Puerto Rico bed, a dark blue coat cov- storm that devastated the The magnitude 6.4 Gov. Wanda Vázquez acti- ering him. island . “I am asking for quake that struck before vated the National Guard. “There's no power. empathy from the federal dawn on Tuesday killed "The magnitude of this There's no water. There is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS government." one person, injured nine event is so serious that nothing. This is horrible,” Volunteers distribute food to neighbors who re- He said officials believe others and knocked out the state government Martínez said. main outdoors using camping tents and porta- the homes of 700 families power across the U.S. ter- and the municipal gov- The couple was alone, ble lights for fear of possible aftershocks after in his municipality are ritory. More than 250,000 ernments of Puerto Rico lamenting that their care- a 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck in Guanica, close to collapsing. Puerto Ricans remained do not have the capacity taker had disappeared Puerto Rico, Tuesday. Tuesday's quake was without water on Wednes- to respond effectively,” and was not answering the strongest to hit Puerto day and another half a she said as she praised their calls. Like many earth stops shaking. Dec. 28, they said hun- Rico since October 1918, million without power, Trump's decision. Puerto Ricans affected by While officials said it dreds of homes and busi- when a magnitude 7.3 which also affected tele- The hardest hit munici- the quake, they had chil- was too early to estimate nesses in the southwest quake struck near the is- communications. pality was the southwest dren in the U.S. mainland the total damage caused region were damaged or land’s northwest coast, Another strong after- coastal town of Guánica. who urged them to move by the string of quakes destroyed. Just in Guáni- unleashing a tsunami and shock of a 4.7-magnitude More than 200 people had there, at least until the that began the night of ca, a town of roughly killing 116 people. McConnell says 'no haggling' as impeachment standoff deepens

By Lisa Mascaro, The House impeached Mary Clare Jalonick, Trump last month on Alan Fram and charges that he abused Laurie Kellman the power of his office by ASSOCIATED PRESS pressuring Ukraine's new WASHINGTON — Sen- leader to investigate Dem- ate Majority Leader Mitch ocrats, using as leverage McConnell said Wednes- $400 million in military day there will be “no hag- assistance for U.S. ally as gling” over the process for it counters Russia at its PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS President Donald Trump's border. The funding for Shoshana Blum, a 20-year-old junior at City Col- impeachment trial in a Ukraine was eventually lege of New York, waits for a taxi in New York. deepening standoff with released but only after House Speaker Nancy Congress intervened. Pelosi over Democratic Trump insists he did Stabbings, shootings, demands for details and nothing wrong. His trial more witnesses. will be conducted in the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS McConnell has indi- Senate, where Republi- assaults weigh on cated Republicans have cans have a thin majority. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., the leverage they need to “There will be no haggling speaks following remarks by Senate Majority U.S. Jewish youth launch Trump's trial on with the House over Senate Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., at the Capitol his terms, but Pelosi's re- procedure," said McConnell, in Washington. By Luis Andres march on Sunday came as luctance to transmit the R-Ky. "We will not cede our authority to try this Henao a response to anti-Semit- articles of impeachment dle East, with Iran's retal- She wants to see how leaves the Senate proceed- impeachment. The House ASSOCIATED PRESS ic violence, including the iatory ballistic missile at- much time will be devoted ings at a standstill. Democrats' turn is over." targeting of a kosher gro- tacks on U.S. bases in Iraq, to the trial, and other de- NEW YORK — When a A resolution is expected But even as McConnell cery in Jersey City, New according to several Demo- tails before she announces man spewed anti-Semit- Jersey, and a knife attack this week in the showdown spoke from the Senate floor, ic slurs and spat on her that is testing the negoti- Pelosi, D-Calif., was giving crats in the room. her choice of House man- that injured five people at Pelosi wants McConnell agers to try the case in face, Shoshana Blum re- a Hanukkah celebration ating skills of the two sea- no indication of her plans. to “immediately” make the Senate, according to membered her ancestors north of New York City. soned leaders as they face In a closed-door meeting who survived the Holo- “We thought that an- off over the rare impeach- with the House Democratic public the details of his Democrats familiar with caust, and instead of look- ti-Semitism was a thing ment trial, only the third caucus, she spoke instead trial proposal, according the situation and granted ing down - she defiantly of the past. We learned in the nation's history. about the crisis in the Mid- to a letter to colleagues. anonymity to discuss it. stared at him eye to eye. about it but never thought The 20-year-old junior at we would live in it,” said Patients search for clues to chronic fatigue syndrome City College of New York Rabbi Jon Leener, 31, left the subway in tears. who runs Base BKLYN, a amount of sleep replenish- But months after the at- By Lauran Neergaard home-based ministry that ASSOCIATED PRESS es it, he said. tack, she continues to wear aims to reach out to mil- proudly the same Star of Up to 2.5 million Ameri- lennials and Jews of all BETHESDA, Md. — Re- cans are estimated to have David necklace she wore searchers hooked Zach backgrounds. He attended what is known officially that day, and on Sunday, Sunday’s solidarity march Ault to medical monitors as ME/CFS — it stands she joined thousands of and published a photo as he slowly climbed onto a for “myalgic encephalo- people in a solidarity march with his three-year-old gym bike. An invisible dis- myelitis/chronic fatigue against a rise in anti-Semi- son on his shoulders. They ease is sidelining this once syndrome.” Its hallmark tism and acts of hate. held a banner that read: “I avid athlete and he knew “It’s important to stand love being Jewish because the simple exercise would is profound fatigue, last- strong in my Judaism,” I love Shabbat.” wipe him out — but Ault ing more than six months, she said. “If this is what’s In the past five years, was pedaling for science. that’s made even worse happening when we’re out Leener and his wife, Chronic fatigue syndrome PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS by any type of exertion. being proud Jewish people, Faith, have welcomed is one of medicine’s most vex- The NIH has more than doubled funding for Among other symptoms, what’s it going to be like if thousands of people into ing mysteries. Now doctors scientists around the country to unravel the bi- patients also tend to have we’re afraid and in hiding?” their home-based minis- at the National Institutes of ology of ME/CFS, also known as chronic fatigue difficulty staying upright Many young Jewish peo- try rooted in openness. Health are using volunteers syndrome, over the last five years. or cognitive trouble often ple in the United States Minutes before a class or like Ault for a unique study described as a “brain fog.” say their generation is a Shabbat dinner, he al- that pushes their limits in Many go undiagnosed, in deeper pits every time,” side the nation's capital. searching for ways to cope ways walked to the front search of what’s stealing all misdiagnosed or dis- with an alarming string door and unlocked it be- their energy. said Ault, 36, of Paducah, “Chronic fatigue is missed by skeptical doc- of recent anti-Semitic at- cause the couple believes “I’ve tried to exercise my Ky., as he began a nearly kind of like they took the tors. Decades after it was tacks across the country. in a Judaism where no way out of this multiple two-week stint at the re- stopper out of the ener- first recognized, scientists The “No Hate, No Fear” door is shut or locked. times and I’ve put myself search-only hospital out- gy reserve tank,” and no don’t know what causes it. 'Obamacare' mandate: hot for lawyers, ho-hum to consumers

By Ricardo the penalty was intended of other factors. Insurers ing states that run their ident Barack Obama, said Those subsides are de- Alonso-Zaldivar to enforce the law's “in- appeared to be making own sign-up efforts is ex- in 2012 that it was gener- signed so that low- and ASSOCIATED PRESS dividual mandate” that healthy profits. pected by the spring. ally accepted that the in- moderate-income house- Americans be insured. A The penalty was thought The insurance mandate surance mandate was part holds only spend a fixed WASHINGTON — The previous Republican-led to be critical when the was the central issue of a three-legged stool key percentage of their in- repeal of an unpopu- Congress set the fines to law was being written in when the Supreme Court to stable markets. The oth- comes on premiums, lar fine for people with- $0, effective last year. 2009-2010. The idea was first upheld the health er two legs were taxpay- shielding consumers from out health insurance “We've gotten a lot of ev- to nudge healthy people to care law in 2012, over a er-provided subsidies for high sticker prices. has had little impact on premiums and a guarantee “Obamacare” sign-ups or idence by now about what sign up, helping keep pre- year before HealthCare. Cox agreed that the premiums, a gap between the market looks like with- miums in check. But Cox gov opened for business. that patients with preex- law's “carrots” seem to the real world and legal out a mandate penalty, and said there's no indication Chief Justice John Rob- isting medical conditions have made more of a dif- arguments from conser- on the whole it looks pretty that healthy people have erts cast the key vote in could no longer be turned ference than its “stick.” vatives again challenging stable, which is surprising dropped out in droves. In that 5-4 decision. He found down or charged more. Fast-forward to 2018 and the Affordable Care Act. because that's not what one telling statistic, the that Congress lacked con- “It was thought that the a coalition of conservative The 10-year-old law has most people would have Kaiser study found that stitutional authority to re- trade-off for changing the states led by Texas won a proved more resilient than expected when the ACA average hospital days quire that Americans have rules on preexisting condi- lower court decision that its creators or detractors was being written,” said per 1,000 people enrolled health insurance. But be- tions would have to be ... the insurance mandate imagined, even as the Cynthia Cox, who directs dipped slightly in 2019, cause Congress has broad some penalty incentive so was still critical, in a legal Supreme Court considers research on the health law even after the penalty powers to levy taxes, Rob- you would get healthy peo- and constitutional sense. whether to take up the for the nonpartisan Kaiser was eliminated. erts ruled that a tax on peo- ple in the pool, along with U.S. District Court Judge latest effort to roll it back. Family Foundation. Preliminary government ple who did not purchase not-healthy people,” Sebe- Reed O'Connor in Texas Opponents argue that A Kaiser study re- enrollment numbers for coverage offered them was lius said. “What became ruled that by zeroing out the constitutionality of leased this week found 2020 point to stability, constitutional. That al- clear when the law went the tax penalty, Congress the entire 900-page law that removal of the pen- with about 8 million peo- lowed the law to survive into effect (in 2014) is that rendered the insurance hinges on the now-tooth- alty pushed premiums ple signed up in the 38 what's still seen as its most the subsidies in many mandate unconstitutional, less penalty for not having up about 5 percent going states served by the fed- serious legal challenge. ways provided a greater and without it the entire health insurance. Collect- into 2019, but the bottom eral HealthCare.gov web- Kathleen Sebelius, incentive for people get health law must fall. Presi- ed as a tax by the IRS, line was a wash because site. A final count includ- health secretary for Pres- health insurance.” dent Donald Trump agreed. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Complaint sured them the ice was safe. larly arrests, reflect police records. In Officer will monitor. An employee reported an the event of a perceived inaccuracy, elderly woman in the Eastern Suspicious Person/Activity it is the sole responsibility of the con- Bank parking lot appeared cerned party to contact the relevant confused Tuesday at 6:05 p.m. A caller reported a sus- police department and have the de- Police transported the woman picious person with a large partment issue a notice of correction to her home on Hidden Valley black backpack at the North to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Drive. Shore Mall on Andover Street ifications will not be made without A Putney Road resident re- Wednesday at 1:07 p.m. ported a truck was blocking express notice of change from the her driveway Tuesday at 11:19 Medical Aid arresting police department. a.m. A detail officer said the truck will be moved. A report of a passed out LYNN person having a seizure at the Larceny east end of Veterans Memorial Arrests Park on Walnut Street Wednes- A report of a larceny at the day at 11:56 a.m. The person Shante Brown, 34, of 24 Boston Sports Club on Walnut was transported to Salem Hos- Franklin St., was arrested and Street Tuesday at 5:24 p.m. pital. charged with assault and bat- tery, shoplifting by asportation, Citation Vandalism assault and battery on a police officer, disorderly conduct, re- Robert John Croswell, of 19 An employee at Northeast sisting arrest, and malicious Bow St., North Reading, was Nursery on Newbury Street wanton property defacement issued a motor vehicle citation reported damage to the Lowell at 9:26 p.m. Tuesday. on Chestnut Street at Tophet Street gate Wednesday at 6:52 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Colleen McQuaid, 45, of Road Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. a.m. Prisoner advocates hold signs supporting inmate rights at a protest out- 706 Summer St., Apt. 3, was side the Capitol Tuesday in Jackson, Miss. arrested and charged with op- Animal Control SAUGUS eration of a motor vehicle with a suspended license, failure A caller reported a coyote Arrest to stop/yield and operation sighting at Whole Foods Mar- Moms question state as ket on Market Street Tuesday at of a motor vehicle with a re- Richard Decristoforo, 33, 10:32 a.m. Animal control was voked registration at 7:37 a.m. of Lynn, was arrested on OUI notified. Wednesday. charges and a second offense marked lanes violation. they bury slain inmates Accidents Accident A caller reported a minor Motor Vehicle Incidents By Jeff Amy and were gruesome. inmates say they have A report of a motor vehicle motor vehicle accident on Stacey Plaisance “He was beat. He was few answers from prison crash at 2:14 p.m. Tuesday The station received a report ASSOCIATED PRESS Condon Circle Tuesday at 8:26 stabbed. His chest, stom- officials, and they ques- at Buffum and Oxford streets; at 9:08 a.m. Tuesday about a ach. ... He has, well, he tion whether guards acted a.m. Officers assisted with pa- HATTIESBURG, Miss. at 3:10 p.m. Tuesday at 126 motor vehicle accident with had, a lot of bruises and properly. per exchange. — Manslaughter isn’t Western Ave.; at 3:19 p.m. no injuries. Officers were dis- things on him,” says Jef- “They’re not releasing supposed to be a death Tuesday at Burns and Summer patched to the location on Es- frie Holliman of Hatties- any information,” Roto- sentence. Nor is burglary. streets; at 5:09 p.m. Tuesday MARBLEHEAD sex Street. burg, mother of 32-year- nia Gates says. “It seems Nor is armed robbery, sell- at Walgreens at 21 Joyce St.; old Roosevelt Holliman, like they’re trying to hide ing cocaine or stealing a at 6:40 p.m. Tuesday at South Complaints Suspicious Activity who died Jan. 2. something.” and Summer streets; at 11:24 vehicle. A report of suspicious ac- Police received a call at 6:20 Rotonia Gates, the moth- The Mississippi Depart- p.m. Tuesday at 25 Magner But that is what the tivity at 2:10 p.m. Tuesday on a.m. Wednesday about a sus- er of Walter “Keon” Gates, ment of Corrections has Road; at 10:55 a.m. Wednes- mothers of three inmates Farrell Court. A caller reported picious male party by electrical says she’s been told not provided few answers to day at 1000 Western Ave. say was ultimately given a man had attempted to enter boxes on Aberdeen Avenue. to look at the body of her repeated questions from A report of a motor vehicle to their sons, all of whom her back door. She said she Officers spoke with the calling 25-year-old son after he The Associated Press crash with personal injury at were killed in prison vio- yelled at him and he walked party, who was unsure of what was repeatedly stabbed about the cause and 9:26 a.m. Wednesday at 294 lence last week. As they away. An officer reported the he saw. A search of the area on Dec. 31. But she says manner of the prisoners’ Chatham St. plan their children’s funer- man was a contractor who was revealed no suspicious activity. als, they are demanding an- inmates with contraband deaths and how the de- supposed to check doors for A caller at 5:21 p.m. Tuesday swers. They want to know cellphones sent her graph- partment has responded. Complaints the Housing Authority. reported a male party attempt- what happened, and why. ic pictures and descrip- “I have no information A report of an injured cop A report of suspicious ac- ing to drag a female party out All three prisoners were tions of what happened. to add to your story or sto- at 11:06 p.m. Tuesday at 47 tivity at 7:37 p.m. Tuesday on of a black pickup truck in a slain by fellow inmates at “All the information I’ve ries,” spokeswoman Grace Sutton St. Garden Road. A caller report- parking garage on Broadway. Mississippi State Peni- gotten has come from in- Simmons Fisher said in an A report of a gunshot at ed a suspicious vehicle was Dispatched officers reported tentiary at Parchman last side,” says Gates, a South- email Wednesday. “Thank 12:04 a.m. Wednesday on parked outside her house. the parties were separated by week. Two other inmates aven resident. you for asking.” Broad Street. She said there were two men the time officers arrived and were killed in prisons else- Denorris Howell’s body Advocacy groups have in the back seat with ski hats that no crime had been com- where in the state. The was so covered in blood asked the U.S. Depart- Theft on. She told police that when mitted. outbreak of violence has that Sunflower County ment of Justice to investi- she made eye contact with the brought national attention Coroner Heather Burton gate. They have criticized A report of a larceny at driver, he “quickly put his seat Complaints to problems that have long initially announced he state lawmakers and offi- 10:26 a.m. Wednesday at 454 belt on” and left the area. plagued Mississippi’s over- had been stabbed on Fri- cials for writing laws that Essex St. A party called the office at stretched prison system. day, but later revised that they say have resulted in PEABODY 11:48 p.m. Tuesday about a The mothers were told to say he’d suffered a dif- Mississippi having the verbal disturbance between a by their sons’ fellow in- ferent kind of neck wound. third-highest incarcera- LYNNFIELD male and female party at the Arrest mates that their deaths Relatives of all three tion rate in the U.S. Alarm Avalon Motel on Broadway. A Michael E. Judge, 63, of 21 dispatched officer gave the fe- A report of an accidental/ Caller St., Apt. 307, was arrest- male party a courtesy ride. Case of two missing kids grows defective alarm at PTC Thera- ed and charged with trespass- A caller at 4:32 p.m. Tuesday peutics Wednesday at 12:20 ing Wednesday at 9:02 a.m. called to report he was late on a.m. All reported clear. The director of the Peabody rent and his landlord had dis- to include deaths, cult rumors Library reported he was tres- connected power to his unit. Medical Aid passing and was found near Officers were dispatched to By Rebecca Boone the Dunkin Donuts by the po- the apartment unit on Jackson ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of a person on North lice. Street and advised the land- Hill Drive needing medical as- lord he would be charged crim- BOISE, Idaho — Two sistance Tuesday at 10:53 p.m. Complaint inally if he shut the tenant’s dead spouses, two missing The patient refused assistance. power off again. children and rumors of a A caller reported a Ross A report of a couple causing A couple came into the sta- cult. Confusion is growing Drive resident was in need of a disturbance at a Main Street tion at 2:51 p.m. Tuesday to re- around a series of mysteri- medical aid Tuesday at 6:04 apartment following a breakup port an ongoing neighborhood ous deaths and the disap- p.m. The patient was transport- Wednesday at 1:23 p.m. The dispute on Alvah Street. One pearances of a 7-year-old ed to Lahey in Peabody. male party was attempting to of them reported the neigh- boy and 17-year-old girl A caller reported a person on remove his belongings. bor had driven by the couple’s that tie back to a couple Salem Street needed medical A report of skaters on Crystal home and yelled at them. They who have since vanished assistance Tuesday at 11:53 Lake on Lowell Street Wednes- were advised to contact Lynn themselves. a.m. The patient was transport- day at 11:28 a.m. Officer District Court for more informa- Joshua “JJ” Vallow and ed to Beverly Hospital. spoke to the skaters who as- tion on how to proceed. Tylee Ryan haven’t been seen since September. Lori Vallow and her husband, POLICE BRIEFS Chad Daybell, never re- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ported them missing and disappeared soon after Kate and Larry Vallow speak to members of the Woman who lied to get $4M prosecutors said. officers in June, accusing being questioned about press at the Rexburg Standard Journal News- loan sentenced to probation At the sentencing hear- them of trying to coerce the children. What has paper Tuesday in Rexburg, Idaho. ing, Zastawny told the him into recommending followed is a twisted tale judge she was desperate Garrett Demers as a BOSTON (AP) — A spanning two states that phone calls and video “He was highly con- to save her business. woman who submitted recruit. Casey also named revealed the deaths of chats when they couldn’t cerned about it: Her emo- “I felt so out of options,” falsified documentation to Manni in the suit because both their previous spous- be there in person. tional state, her mental Zastawny said. “My guilt get a $4.2 million busi- he is the State Police es, the couple’s doomsday “I do know that Lori al- state, and the fact that she was overshadowed by ness loan will not serve superintendent. Manni beliefs and children who ways had the best, the had made threats about the fear and desperation time in prison. has not been accused of slowly slipped away from absolute best interest him,” Kay Woodcock said I was facing if Diecast Beth Zastawny, 53, of coercion. relatives who are desper- in heart for JJ. She and Tuesday. “It all culminat- failed.” Ludlow, was sentenced Demers is the son of ate to find them. Charles were the absolute ed into that cult that she’s Tuesday to three years of retired Capt. James “All I want before I go is best parents,” he said. in.” probation with the first Rhode Island trooper returns Demers. Casey has until just to see those children, But things began to Lori Vallow and Daybell to be served under home to work after suing superiors Friday to respond to the and especially — and I’m change a few years ago, did Preparing A People confinement, MassLive. defendants’ motion to being greedy — especially Kay Woodcock said. Her podcasts run by a small com reported. PROVIDENCE, R.I. dismiss. my boy JJ. My little man,” brother confided that he multimedia company that Zastawny pleaded guilty (AP) — A Rhode Island Casey said Lt. Col. Jo- grandfather Larry Wood- feared Lori was cheating says it’s not a cult or even in May to bank fraud and State Police trooper who seph Philbin ordered him cock said Tuesday at a on him with Chad Day- a group to join and dis- accused his superiors in money laundering in con- to rewrite his background press conference in Idaho bell, an author of several tanced itself from the cou- nection with her efforts a lawsuit of pressuring report to omit referenc- announcing a $20,000 re- religious-themed fictionple’s beliefs. It advertises to secure a loan for her him to alter a job appli- es to the more than two ward for information lead- books about prophecies its lectures, podcasts and struggling manufacturing cant’s background report ing to the kids. dozen prior interactions and the end of the world. videos as readying people business. Her company returned to work, officials Wife Kay Woodcock’s Demers had with police in Charles Vallow even- for the second coming of Diecast Connections Inc. said. brother, Charles Vallow, Rhode Island and Mas- tually filed divorce docu- Jesus Christ. started to struggle follow- Lt. Michael Casey adopted JJ when he was a Charles and Lori Val- sachusetts, including a ments in an Arizona court ing the Great Recession returned to full duty on baby. Charles and his wife, last February claiming low’s divorce was never disorderly conduct arrest in 2008. Monday after about 15 Lori Vallow, also raised that Lori believed she was completed — Charles was in 2013. Zastawny lied about her months of paid sick leave, Lori’s daughter from a a “translated being” and “a killed in July by Lori’s company’s financial con- Col. James Manni told the Casey claimed he was previous relationship at god assigned to carry out brother, Alex Cox. Cox told dition to get a loan from Providence Journal. assigned to the night shift their home in suburban the work of the 144,000 at authorities that the shoot- Blue Hills Bank in 2015, Casey sued senior when he refused to alter Phoenix. Christ’s second coming in ing was in self-defense the report. He went on Lori Vallow was a hair- July 2020,” The Arizona after Charles Vallow hit sick leave in September dresser, always keeping Republic newspaper re- him with a baseball bat, Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 2018 after he filed an JJ’s hair trimmed and ported. but the case is unsolved. Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY internal complaint. styled, Larry Woodcock He also accused Lori of Whatever the findings, Spanish menu available Philbin told the Jour- said. The Woodcocks, who threatening to kill him if Cox won’t stand trial — he or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) nal on Monday that the live in Lake Charles, La., he got in her way, prompt- died of unknown causes in All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. “allegations are false and Callers may remain anonymous. visited their grandson of- ing him to seek a protec- December. Toxicology re- completely meritless.” ten and shared frequent tion order. sults could take weeks. THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Directors and producers guilds show ‘Jojo Rabbit’ love, leaving the Oscar race even more wide open

By Glenn Whipp now settled, three movies over the top. Butter Falcon”) and Joe LOS ANGELES TIMES — “Parasite,” “The Irish- “Joker” director Todd Talbot (“The Last Black man” and “Jojo Rabbit” — Phillips landed nomina- Man in San Francisco”). LOS ANGELES — In managed to secure nomina- tions alongside Taranti- But the 5-year-old award an awards season version tions from the four primary no, Scorsese, Mendes and has no direct correlation of Super Tuesday, the guilds: producers, directors, Bong at both the Globes with the Oscars. Producers Guild further actors and writers. and the BAFTAs but was The Producers Guild confirmed the legitima- “Once Upon a Time … in the one to miss out at the nominees — “1917,” “Ford cy of “1917” and provided Hollywood” likely would DGA. Mendes won the v Ferrari,” “The Irish- fuel to a resurgent “Little have pulled off the sweep Globe on Sunday. man,” “Jojo Rabbit,” “Jok- Women,” while Directors as well, but the film was With Waititi’s “Jojo” sit- er,” “Knives Out,” “Little Guild voters nominated ineligible for the Writers ting at a 57 score on re- Women,” “Marriage Sto- the usual suspects and, Guild because Quentin view aggregator Metacritc, ry,” “Once Upon a Time … surprisingly, Taika Waiti- Tarantino is not a member. there were certainly more in Hollywood” and “Para- ti, offering more good Waititi’s inclusion along- deserving choices available site” — mixed critical and news to devoted fans of side Tarantino, Bong Joon to voters, including Gre- commercial favorites, re- the quirky Hitler comedy Ho (“Parasite”), Martin PHOTO | TNS ta Gerwig (“Little Wom- warding movies that have “Jojo Rabbit.” Scorsese (“The Irishman”) en”) and Lulu Wang (“The been cited throughout this The producers’ and di- and Sam Mendes (“1917”) Roman Griffin Davis and writer-director Tai- Farewell”). DGA voters awards season. rectors’ nominations came in the DGA nominations ka Waititi stand on the set of “Jojo Rabbit.” have nominated women With 10 nomination hours after the British ranked as the day’s big- The film earned nods from the producers and in its feature category just slots, the PGA Awards Film Academy announced gest surprise. After win- directors guilds. nine times in its history. have some wiggle room in its slate and a day after ning the People’s Choice In contrast, three wom- lining up with an Oscar the Writers Guild weighed Award at the Toronto In- Waititi — have a passion- Wars”-universe TV series, en were nominated for best picture slate, which in with its picks. It’s a sign ternational Film Festival, ate, devoted following, could have only helped his the guild’s first-time-film- has included either eight of the unusually accelerat- “Jojo Rabbit,” a sentimen- maker prize: Mati Diop including, it would seem, cause. The DGA does have or nine movies since the ed awards season in which tal satire about a Hitler (“Atlantics”), Alma Har’el motion picture academy’s Oscar voting closed Tues- Youth member finding his a great many awards sea- a high percentage of tele- (“Honey Boy”) and Me- 2011 move to its current, day, nominations are an- humanity in the horrors son voters. That Waititi vision directors among its lina Matsoukas (“Queen complicated, voting sys- nounced Monday and the of the Holocaust, did mid- directed the lauded fi- membership, but maybe & Slim”), alongside Ty- tem that allows for a vari- show is set for Feb. 9. dling business in theaters. nale of “The Mandalori- Baby Yoda did the magic ler Nilson and Michael able roster of five to 10 With the precursor dust But the movie — and an,” the Disney+ “Star hand thing to put Waititi Schwartz (“The Peanut best picture nominees. Ex-'Bachelor' contestant's $1M fantasy sports win probed

By Philip Marcelo franchise, each submitted ASSOCIATED PRESS the maximum 150 entries allowed in the contest, and BOSTON — Sports gam- that nearly all the entries bling giant DraftKings is had a uniquely different reviewing a former "Bach- lineup of players. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS elor” contestant's $1 mil- That suggests the two lion win in an online fan- People take pictures of a display of LG Signa- may have colluded to give tasy football contest after themselves the best shot ture OLED R TVs at the LG booth during the she and her husband are CES tech show Tuesday in Las Vegas. at winning the top prize, accused of cheating. which is not allowed un- Jade Roper-Tolbert, who der the contest rules. Hollywood-backed appeared in “The Bache- Roper-Tolbert has been lor” and "Bachelor in Par- regularly playing Draft- adise" television series Kings NFL contests this Quibi thinks you'll in 2015, beat more than season, and Tolbert is a pro- 100,000 entries to take the lific fantasy sports player. top prize in DraftKings' pay for its video bites The two met as contestants FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS "Millionaire Maker" con- on “Bachelor In Paradise" By Mae Anderson efforts in mobile entertain- test, which involved pick- and married in 2016. A couple are accused of cheating their way to and Rachel Lerman ment — most notably Veri- ing a lineup of players The couple's agent didn't a $1 million prize in an online fantasy football ASSOCIATED PRESS zon's ill-fated Go90 service from the NFL’s four wild- respond to an email seek- tournament, by DraftKings. — fell flat. card games last weekend. ing comment Tuesday. LAS VEGAS — A start- Founded by former She noted on Twitter on But, in a statement to the “Though we must pon- view might be finished. up heavily backed by Hol- Disney studios chief and Sunday that her big win celebrity newsite TMZ, the der, would the questions, “As we do with all ma- lywood is wagering that DreamWorks co-founder was driven in part by a couple maintained Jade's accusations and curiosi- jor contests, we are un- you're ready to set aside Jeffrey Katzenberg and stellar performance from win was "pure luck." ty about this win be the dertaking a review to en- YouTube and TikTok to helmed by former Hew- Seattle Seahawks wideout They said they under- same if the winner had sure that the top finisher watch star-studded short lett Packard Enterprise D.K. Metcalf. The other stand that company offi- been male and someone complied with our terms videos on your phone — CEO Meg Whitman, Qui- players on her winning cials need to “do their due who wasn’t already in the of use, community guide- for a price. bi is heavy on big ideas lineup included Houston diligence," but they also public eye?” lines and applicable state The company behind this and Hollywood muscle. It Texans quarterback De- suggested Roper-Tolbert is DraftKings spokesman regulations before award- billion-dollar bet is Qui- has backing from all the shaun Watson and Minne- being singled out because James Chisholm said the ing any prizes," Chisholm bi (KWIH-bee), which is major movie studios and sota Vikings running back she's a female celebrity. Boston-based company's said in a statement Tues- preparing to offer movies, entertainment compa- Dalvin Cook. “It is incredibly import- compliance team reviews day. "This is our standard shows and other short form nies, $1 billion invested But some in the fantasy ant for us to establish that the results of all major operating procedure — video designed for viewing in original programming sports community were Jade’s win is nothing more contests and that prizes regardless of who the top in short bursts on mobile and star power in the quick to complain that than pure luck and we are not paid out until the finisher may be. Our goal devices. It's an enormous form of creators and pro- both she and her husband, are confident that Draft internal review is com- in these situations is to gamble, especially consid- ducers from Steven Spiel- Tanner Tolbert, also an Kings will determine the plete. He didn't offer a expeditiously complete a ering that several earlier berg to Chrissy Teigen. alum of the “Bachelor” same," the statement said. timeline for when that re- thorough review.” ————————————————– Review ————————————————–— Kristen Stewart can't save 'Underwater' from sinking By Mark Kennedy ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Welcome to January, which, in terms of quality movies, is the worst, the lowest, the abyss. Actually, that's pretty accurate when it comes to the latest, straight-to-Jan- uary release “Underwa- ter," which steals from “The Abyss” and many other movies like “Alien” and even “Godzilla.” The filmmakers started with an overused thriller PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cliche — trapped workers Kristen Stewart, left, and and Vincent Cassel far from home, often in star in a scene from "Underwater." space. This time they're deep under the waves. spite strong work by Kris- The pressure down there Then disaster strikes, ten Stewart doing her best is 8 tons per square inch forcing them out. Then a impression of Sigourney and its firmly pressing monster or two are add- Weaver in “Aliens.” down on Stewart to save ed. Everyone making it Following a mercifully this film. Along for the har- hopes all the suckers (sor- ry, viewers) never saw short scene-setting se- rowing ride is Vincent Cas- “The Abyss,” “The Rift,” quence, Stewart and a sel as the rig captain, Jes- "Sphere," “The Rig” or half ragtag group of deep-sea sica Henwick as a marine a dozen other films that miners find themselves biology researcher and two plow the same field. the only survivors among tech guys played by John “Underwater” certain- an original 316-person Gallagher Jr. and T.J. Mill- ly isn't as bad as it could crew when an earthquake er. The role Miller has as- have been but it is leaking rocks their sprawling un- sumed is also the wiseguy badly long before it reach- derwater station 7 miles jokester, but he manages to es its limp conclusion, de- below the Pacific Ocean. land not a single funny line. A8 THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 LOOK! Play Good Day

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LONDON (AP) — beard, he has become one space to focus on the next Toronto while lming Prince Harry and his of the royal family’s most chapter, including the “Suits.” wife, Meghan, say they popular members. launch of our new chari- The message about plan “to step back” as se- Before marrying the table entity,” it read. the couple’s plans also nior members of Britain’s prince in a royal wedding Hours later, Bucking- appeared on their of cial royal family, a stunning watched around the world ham Palace issued a Instagram feed, along announcement that in 2018, the 38-year-old second statement, hinting with a link to a website, underscores the couple’s Duchess of Sussex was an that the rst had caught sussexroyal.com, where wish to forge a new path American actress known some in the royal house- followers could nd more for royals in the modern as Meghan Markle and hold by surprise. The information. world. a star of the TV show statement said discus- The website elaborated A statement issued “Suits.” The couple’s rst sions with the Duke and on why they are seeking Wednesday evening by child, Archie, was born in Duchess of Sussex were nancial independence Buckingham Palace, May 2019. “at an early stage.’’ from the monarchy’s described as “a personal In their statement, the “We understand their funding mechanism, message from the Duke couple did not reveal desire to take a different known as the “Sovereign and Duchess of Sussex,” where in North America approach, but these are Grant.” A page on the said Harry and Meghan they plan to make a sec- complicated issues that site states the grant they intend to become nan- ond home, but they cited will take time to work are forsaking covers just cially independent” and their baby as a reason through,’’ it read. 5 percent of the costs for to “balance” their time be- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS why they decided to live Harry and his family the duke and duchess and tween the U.K. and North part of their time outside skipped the queen’s tradi- is used for their of cial America. stitution,” the statement The 35-year-old Har- Britain. tional Christmas gather- of ce expenses. “After many months of said. “We intend to step ry, the youngest son of “This geographic ing at her Sandringham Meghan and Harry re ection and internal back as ‘senior’ members Prince Charles and the balance will enable us country estate last month “value the ability to earn discussions, we have of the royal family and late Princess Diana, is to raise our son with an to visit Canada and to a professional income, chosen to make a transi- work to become nancial- Queen Elizabeth II’s appreciation for the royal see Markle’s mother, which in the current tion this year in starting ly independent, while con- grandson and sixth in tradition into which he who lives in California. structure they are pro- to carve out a progressive tinuing to fully support line to the British throne. was born, while also pro- Meghan grew up in Los hibited from doing,” the new role within this in- her majesty the queen.” With his ginger hair and viding our family with the Angeles and lived in website states.

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By Mike Alongi Hallinan and Cameron chance on the powerplay ITEM STAFF Avila each scored one goal. and each team got solid Cameron Cook and Jaxon play from its goaltender. BEVERLY — The Sau- Thomas each had two as- After one, the score re- gus boys hockey team sists, while Danny Moren- mained at 0-0. played a great rst period cy, Matthew Mezza, Aiden But in the second, Bever- against Beverly, but a poor Foley, Austin Bernard and ly turned it on. second period spelled di- Matthew Capachetti each The Panthers spent the saster for the Sachems in had one assist. majority of the second pe- a 7-0 loss at Raymond J. “We’ve been involved in riod in the offensive zone, Bourque Arena Wednes- sending shot after shot at day. Tied 0-0 after the rst so many close games that haven’t gone our way this Devereaux. Of the 16 shots period, Saugus gave up that Beverly sent on goal, four goals in the second year, I think these guys knew that this was a big four of them found the and couldn’t recover. back of the net. The rst “We’re a young team and one,” said Beverly coach Greg Fonzi. “When you al- came off the stick of Clark, we just couldn’t sustain who sent a low wrist shot the effort we were giving low a good young team like Saugus to hang from the blue line that in that rst period,” said found its way through Saugus coach Jeff Natalu- around, all that needs to happen is for them to score traf c. Just over one min- cci. “We have to play a ute later, after being certain way if we want to one goal and you could awarded a power play, Ba- compete in these games, lose. Our guys knew that chini netted one to make it and allowing a team to and they really worked for 2-0. Doyle cleaned up a continuously shoot the this win.” rebound in front of the net puck on our net is not how For Saugus, goalies Jack to make it 3-0 Panthers we’re going to win.” Devereaux and Nick DiVo- with six minutes to play, Brayden Clark led Bev- la combined for 31 saves. then Clark scored his sec- erly offense, notching The rst period was just ond of the game to give three goals and two as- about as even of a game as Beverly a 4-0 lead going ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO sists. Gavin Doyle and DJ could be. Each team had a into the nal period. Bachini each had one goal couple scoring opportuni- Saugus forward Nick Alba (center) attempts to take the puck up the ice and one assist, while Jeff ties, each team had a SAUGUS, B2 during a game against Beverly Wednesday afternoon. Peabody’s adjustments pay dividends in cross-town win By Daniel Kane nize that it wasn’t our best leaving the game in the ITEM STAFF effort but we gured it out second period with minor and we were able to pull signs of a concussion. The PEABODY — The Pea- through. I think that’s a loss was a big blow for the body/Lynn eld girls hockey very good message for the Crusaders team came into Wednesday night.” “We don’t have a lot of night shorthanded and up Jen Flynn scored a goal depth,” Kasle said. “That against red-hot Bishop and dished an assist to lead impacted our forward lines. Fenwick. Peabody. Sammie Mirasolo, We had to change things But the Tanners rose to Lily Piscatelli and Reilly up, especially on the penal- the occasion. Ganter each scored a goal ty kill.” After being outplayed in It didn’t take long for the the rst period, Peabody while Penelope Spack dished two assists. Crusaders to set the tone. coach Michelle Roach made Diranian ripped a shot that adjustments and the Tan- Fenwick started the night with its foot on the gas ped- de ected off a stick and ners handed the Crusaders beat Peabody goalie Jeny their rst loss of the season al but costly penalties helped the Tanners take Collins to her right to put with a 4-1 Peabody win at Fenwick ahead 1-0. McVann-O’Keefe Memorial back control. “I thought we got a little The Crusaders kept pep- Rink. pering shots before a cross “We started slow,” Roach undisciplined,” Crusaders coach John Kasle said. “We check penalty started to said. “We have Catherine shift momentum in the Sweeney (defense) and took penalties that we usu- Tanners’ favor. A shot from Hannah Gromko (forward) ally don’t. Prior to the game Flynn hit the post and Pea- out. When we rst went out that was the last thing I body didn’t score on the there we didn’t get the look said, ‘you can’t play this man-advantage but the that we wanted so we shuf- team a man down.’ It came Tanners kept coming.  ed some things around. to be true at the end. Even A minute later, Flynn had “The mark of a good team if we stop them on the pow- another chance and this is when we’re down play- erplay, they’re still con- time found the back of the ers, when the game maybe trolling the game and ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO net to tie things up at 1-1 is not going our way and wearing out our players.” before the second. Peabody’s Lily Piscatelli (left) scored one goal in a win over Bishop we’re not play our best how Lauren Diranian scored Fenwick Wednesday. do we respond. We recog- Fenwick’s lone goal before PEABODY, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO Classical’s Jeff Hill Jr. scored 31 points in a loss to Cathedral Wednesday. Classical boys fall in a heartbreaker By Harold Rivera quarter and didn’t trail ITEM SPORTS EDITOR until the overtime period. Cathedral exploded for 28 LYNN — The Classical fourth-quarter points, tied boys basketball team the game on a sec- played three solid quar- ond-chance 3-pointer in ITEM FILE PHOTO ters in Wednesday’s non- the closing seconds and Brady Bullock scored one goal for St. Mary’s in a win over Newburyport Wednesday night. league game against Ca- stole the victory in over- thedral. time. It wasn’t enough. “I thought (Cathedral) Down by as many as 17 did a better job defensive- St. Mary’s boys remain undefeated points in the rst half, the ly (in the second half),” gritty Panthers stunned Grassa said. “We got a lot night (there were six of angrande recorded 22 Arlington Catholic Sat- the Rams with a 78-76 of open looks in the rst SCHOOL ROUNDUP them) for the Spartans saves. urday (6:20) in a Catholic overtime victory at Classi- half when we broke their By Mike Alongi were Christian Moran, “It’s always good to get Central League battle at cal. pressure. In the second ITEM STAFF Connery Rink. “We couldn’t rebound,” Max Giardina, Brady a win on the road,” coach half, it seemed like they BOYS HOCKEY Classical coach Jasper The St. Mary’s boys Bullock, Brady Carpen- Mark Lee said. “They’re weren’t taking chances. St. John’s Prep 1, Grassa said. “Our defense hockey team continued ter, Davis Kinne and Col- a team that historically They extended it but they Framingham 0 wasn’t great either but its streak of strong play by Magliozzi. Kory Ouel- plays us tough. I liked the dropped into a zone, basi- Senior Ryan Hart (Cathedral) had 21 offen- Wednesday night, as the lette logged two assists. way we played. We had a cally. We just couldn’t get scored the lone goal for sive rebounds. They had Spartans remained un- Bullock, Carpenter, Ma- few guys that played sick. open looks. They de nitely the Eagles, while goalie 11 at half. For whatever beaten on the season with gliozzi, Chris Kolodziej, A lot of them are ghting contested shots in the sec- Noah Dorsey-Sorofman reason we’re not going up a 6-1 win over Newburyp- Dante D’Ambrosio, Harri- the  u. I thought it was ond half and we weren’t notched his second shut- and getting the ball.” ort on the road at Henry son Kinne, Seamus Foley a great effort. The guys making them.” out of the season. The Rams carried a 55- Graf Skating Rink. each dished one assist. played hard.” 43 lead into the fourth CLASSICAL, B2 Goal scorers on the Goalie Owen Gi- St. Mary’s (7-0-1) hosts ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 Saugus hockey blanked by Beverly in conference bout SAUGUS From B1 “It was just a breakdown on our end,” said Nataluc- ci. “We were doing a good job in the first period, but we got away from the game plan. We couldn’t get out of our own zone in the second, and Beverly just kept hammering away.” “We started moving the puck around a lot better in the second,” said Fonzi. “Our guys have been frus- trated this year because they’ve had a lot of oppor- tunities but haven’t scored much. But once the lid came off, the guys were able to get some goals in and help us pull away.” The third period was played evenly until the fi- nal three minutes, when Beverly put in three more goals. Clark capped off his hat trick to make it 5-0, then Avila and Hallinan each scored their first ca- reer goals to round out the scoring. Next up for Beverly (2-4- 2) is another Northeastern Conference battle against Danvers Saturday night (7:30). Saugus (1-6-0) travels to Peabody Saturday after- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO noon (4). Beverly players celebrate a goal during a win over Saugus at Raymond J. Bourque Arena Wednesday afternoon.

ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Fenwick’s Lauren Diranian (left) and Peabody’s Sammie Mirasolo each scored one goal in Wednesday’s game at McVann-O’Keefe Memorial Rink. Mirasolo, Tanners knock off Fenwick ITEM FILE PHOTO PEABODY The Tanners added to day) was our puck move- off.” Classical’s Jayden Thornton scored eight From B1 their lead early in the ment on the power play,” “Overall I’m really points in a loss to Cathedral Wednesday. third period. Flynn ripped Roach said. “It’s some- proud,” Kasle said. “We The second period was a shot that was initially thing that we’ve been real- played hard right to the evenly matched before the saved by Wesley but Pis- ly working on. That’s not end. There was no quit on Tanners went to the power catelli was there to bury the normal power play that team. We’ve already Classical runs out of play again. A few minutes the rebound and stretch that we run. We shifted got a few things to work after the man-advantage, Peabody’s lead to 3-1. and the kids were able to on for (Thursday) and get Mirasolo skated to a Late in the third, Ganter make that shift. I was very ready for Saturday.” steam in overtime breakaway and made a scored during a 5-on-3 ad- impressed with that. I Fenwick (6-1-2) is on the CLASSICAL put them away a couple nice move to her backhand vantage to cap off the scor- know the first (power play) road at Matignon Satur- to beat Fenwick goalie Ca- ing for the Tanners. we hit the post and they day (8) while the Tanners From B1 times,” Grassa said. “Lit- tle runs like that, that ilyn Wesley for the go- “I think one of the big- were frustrated. But they (7-2) host Norwell Friday What can the Rams car- stuff hurt us.” ahead goal. gest positives for (Wednes- kept coming and it paid (5:15). ry with them moving for- With Cathedral back ward? within single digits in the “This is definitely a dis- closing stretch of the third Tech swimming earns long-awaited win appointing loss,” Grassa quarter, Barbosa (7-of-8 at said. “We just have to find the free throw line) ROUNDUP ence play). Meredith Yuhasz; 100 the high jump (6-3), Chris- someone who’s going to weaved his way through From B1 English travels to Dan- Breaststroke (1:28.69): topher Barone in the 55 hit. We have to stay con- the defense for a lay-up vers Friday (7). Hannah English; 400 Free dash (6.5), Richard Wade sistent. We have to stay and Thornton followed The Prep (4-2-1) takes SWIMMING Relay (4:20.33): Audrey in the 55 hurdles (9.1), fundamental throughout with a transition basket. on Malden Catholic Satur- Tech 91, Waldinger, Emily Del- Godot Gaskins in the 300 the game. I was happy Classical’s 12-point ad- day afternoon (2). Northeast 77 Bene, DeAnna Gauthier, (38.5), Nathaniel Mull- with our offense. We vantage, 55-43, stood firm Gloucester 5, The Tigers had a pair of Meredith Yuhasz. ins in the 600 (1:40.9), weren’t making shots in heading into the fourth. Swampscott 1 double-winners en route Isabella Forte scored William May in the 1000 the second half but we That’s when the momen- Conor Donovan scored to their first victory over 194.325 in diving. (2:56.4) and Peter Clifford were looking for each oth- tum shifted in Cathedral’s the lone goal for Swamp- Northeast in 15 years. Fenwick travels Wil- in the one-mile (4:55.9). er, at least. But we have to scott. Christopher Locke favor. Basket by basket, Liam Donovan took first liams Friday (4). Marblehead has a tri- figure out something with the Panthers chipped and Drew Olivieri each in both the 200 freestyle meet against Classi- rebounds. away at their deficit and had one assist. (2:33.18) and the 500 free- WRESTLING cal and Gloucester next “It comes down to re- put the Rams on their The Big Blue (6-3-0) style (7:23.0), while Luis St. John’s Prep 66, Wednesday (4). bounding. We’re not going heels. Down 71-68 in the travels to Brookline Sat- Hernandez took first in BC High 12 to be able to give up 21 closing seconds, Cathedral urday night (7). diving (170.4 points) and The Prep got wins from GIRLS TRACK extra chances and be able turned to senior guard Danvers 7, the 50 freestyle (28.4 sec- Adam Schaeublin (106 Swampscott 39, to win.” Carl Dorsainvil (26 Peabody 0 onds). Also grabbing wins pounds), Nick Curley Winthrop 47 Jeff Hill carried Classi- points). Dorsainvil netted The Tanners came up for Tech were Jeremiah (113), Cam Paolillo (120), Beverly 64, cal’s offense with 31 seven 3-pointers, the last short in the 9th annual Arzola in the 100 free- Alec Runnals (126), Raw- Swampscott 17 points, including four of which knotted the score Mike Clifford Memorial style (1:07.6) and Dustin son Iwanicki (138), Jordan Beverly 69, 3-pointers. Jeff Barbosa at 71-71 with 1.3 ticks re- Game. Peabody (3-6-0) Bloom in the 100 back- Young (145), Matt Mitch- Winthrop 21 (16 points, four assists) maining and forced over- hosts Saugus Saturday af- stroke (1:19.04). The team ell (152), Achilles Gikas The lone winner for the and Eusebio Quintana (10 time. ternoon (4). of Donovan, Hernandez, (160), Marty Roach (170), Big Blue was Clara Es- points) also scored in dou- The first two hoops of BOYS BASKETBALL Arzola and Bloom won Garett Dunn (182), Owen paillat in the shot put (34- ble figures. Jayden Thorn- the extra period belonged Salem 61, the 200 freestyle relay Gaffney (195) and Jack 1 1/2), ton hit a pair of 3’s and to Cathedral senior for- Salem Academy 46 (1:54.90) and the team of Sullivan (220). Swampscott travels to finished with eight points. ward James Spencer. Hill Bobby Jellison had a Hernandez, Arzola, Bloom St. John’s (14-0-1) has a Peabody next Wednesday Classical sprinted out to fired back with a 3-pointer big game for the Witches, and Jeff Bucko won the quad meet against Haver- (7). a swift 7-2 lead behind but the Rams couldn’t notching 18 points, nine 200 medley relay (2:15.82). hill, West Springfield and Marblehead 74, baskets from Barbosa and manage to put themselves rebounds and six assists. Tech (1-2) swims against Longmeadow Saturday Salem 10 Raynel Nunez, and a in front through the final Ethan Doyle added 15 Greater Lowell Friday af- morning (10). Winners for Marblehead 3-pointer from Hill. The stretch. points and five steals in ternoon (3:30). BOYS TRACK were Catie Wager in the Rams closed the first “If we rebound the ball I the win. Fenwick 89, Swampscott 63, high jump (4-4), Eloise El- quarter on a 7-0 run with think we have a comfort- Salem (4-3) takes on St. Mary’s 62 Winthrop 23 ston in the shot put (24-8 Tony Palavra’s 3-pointer, able lead and end up beat- Beverly Friday night (7). Fenwick placed first Beverly 75, 1/2), Cate Trautman in Quintana’s free throws ing (Cathedral),” Grassa GIRLS BASKETBALL nine events: 200 Medley Swampscott 23 the 55 dash (7.4), Devin and Hill’s lay-up, which said. “That’s a tough game Malden 43, Relay (2:09.87): Audrey Beverly 63, Whalen in the 55 hurdles put Classical up 25-14. to drop right there. We’re Classical 42 Waldinger, Emily DelBe- Winthrop 11 Cathedral matched going to look back at that Amber Crayton scored ne, Sabrina Botthof, Mere- Winners for Swampscott (10.1), Josie Poulin in the Classical shot for shot in at the end of the year, defi- 20 points in the loss for dith Yuhasz; 200 Freestyle were Jackson Brigham in 300 (48.3), Michaela Hal- the second quarter. Thorn- nitely.” the Rams. (2:21.66): Ryan O’Connor; the shot put (45-5 1/2) and iotis in the 600 (1:55.3), ton hit a corner 3 to Classical (5-3) hosts Classical (4-3) travels to 200 Individual Medley Dylan Brawley in the 600 Tegan Sherwood in the stretch Classical’s lead to Marblehead Friday (7). Marblehead Friday night (2:30.68): Emily DelBene; (1:33.3). 1000 (3:34.0), Claire Tips 32-19, forcing the Pan- “(Marblehead) will be (7). 100 Butterfly (1:10.90): Swampscott travels to in the one-mile (6:06.1) thers to burn a timeout. ready,” Grassa said. “I’ve English 58, Audrey Waldinger; 100 Peabody next Wednesday and Caroline Johnson in Classical mounted its lead seen them a couple times. Revere 21 Freestyle (59.87): Emily (7). the two-mile (12:24.5). to 41-24 before Cathedral They’re a disciplined Make that two wins for DelBene; 500 Freestyle Marblehead 65, Marblehead has a tri- whittled it down to 41-31 team. They’re probably English in as many days, (5:35.62, qualified for Salem 21 meet against Classi- at halftime. going to defend us in a as it improved to 6-1 (4-0 states): Meredith Yuhasz The Magicians got wins cal and Gloucester next “I thought we could’ve zone as well.” in Northeastern Confer- 100 Backstroke (1:08.72): from Camden Heafitz in Wednesday (4). THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY Williams at Fenwick (6:30) Girls Basketball St. Mary’s at Cathedral (6:30) North Reading at Lynnfield (6:30) Winthrop at Charlestown (3:45) Danvers at English (7) Greater Lawrence at Tech (5:30) Marblehead at Classical (7) Peabody at Fenway (at Emmanuel, 6) Swampscott at Saugus (7) Boys Hockey Gloucester at Winthrop (7) Lynnfield at Amesbury (8:10) Boston English at St. John’s (7) Swimming Girls Basketball St. Mary’s at East Boston (4) Chelsea at Tech (5:30) Peabody at Danvers (5) Cathedral at St. Mary’s (6:30) Salem at English (6:30) Fenwick at Williams (6:30) Swampscott at Marblehead (6:30) English at Danvers (7) Track Classical at Marblehead (7) Multiple Schools at Danvers (4) Saugus at Swampscott (7) Multiple Schools at Peabody (7) Winthrop at Gloucester (7) Wrestling Lynnfield at North Reading (7) Gloucester at Peabody/Saugus (5:30) Girls Hockey FRIDAY Norwell at Peabody (5:15) Boys Basketball Swimming Tech at Greater Lawrence (5:30) Fenwick at Williams (4)

SPORTS BRIEFS Classical youth Smith and Shardaye Berry along with the current basketball clinics Classical girls basketball team. The purpose is to The Lynn Classical girls help players at all levels basketball coaches and players are excited to offer improve their basketball four free basketball clinics skills (ball-handling, shoot- for Lynn girls in grades ing, passing, rebounding, four through eight. The defense, etc.) in a fun envi- clinics will take place at ronment. Some gameplay Classical High School on will be included to give the the following dates and players an opportunity to times: January 11 (8:30 use their basketball skills a.m.- 9:30 a.m.), January in in-game situations. 18 (1:30 p.m.- 2:30 p.m.), Those who wish to attend January 25 (8:30 a.m.- 9:30 are not obligated to attend a.m.) and February 1 (1:30 all four clinics. To reserve a p.m.- 2:30 p.m.). spot please reach out to Instruction will be pro- Helen Ridley via email at vided by Classical girls ridleytopflightbasketball@ basketball coaches Tom gmail.com or phone, 781- Sawyer, Helen Ridley, Rob 775-0778. TV/RADIO TV NHL 7 p.m...... Winnipeg at Boston...... NESN PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 8:30 p.m...... Nashville at Chicago...... NBCSN Kemba Walker (right) watches as referee Evan Scott charges him with a technical foul during the NBA third quarter of a loss to the San Antonio Spurs Wednesday night. 7 p.m...... Boston at Philadelphia...... TNT 9:30 p.m...... Houston at Oklahoma City...... TNT Men’s College Basketball 6 p.m...... Drexel at Towson...... CBSSN DeRozan scores 30, Walker tossed 7 p.m...... Louisiana Tech at UTSA...... ESPNU 7 p.m...... Memphis at Wichita State...... ESPN2 7 p.m...... Purdue at Michigan...... FS1 as Spurs beat Celtics at TD Garden 8 p.m...... Hofstra at Northeastern...... CBSSN 9 p.m...... Arizona at Oregon...... ESPN BOSTON (AP) — DeMar not to do that. 2011. 14-0 run. It was 26-7 when 9 p.m...... Minnesota at Michigan St...... ESPN2 DeRozan scored 30 points The hubbub — Celtics Gordon Hayward scored Boston scored 11 of the 9 p.m...... Murray St. at Jacksonville St...... ESPNU to lead San Antonio to a coach Brad Stevens was 18 points and Jaylen next 13 points, and San 9 p.m...... Washington at Stanford...... FS1 129-114 victory over the also given a T — slowed Brown had 16 for Boston, Antonio went into the sec- Boston Celtics on Wednes- a Boston rally that cut which has lost two in a 11 p.m...... Arizona St. at Oregon St...... ESPNU ond quarter leading 34-22. 11 p.m...... BYU at Saint Mary’s...... ESPN2 day night, when the Spurs what had been a 22-point row for just the third time It was 65-47 at halftime. Women’s College Basketball scored 22 of the game’s deficit to 76-69. LaMarcus this season. TIP-INS 11 a.m...... Quinnipiac at Rider...... ESPNU first 25 points and held on Aldridge made two of the MINUTES RESTRIC- 5 p.m...... Austin Peay at Tennessee Tech...... ESPNU through a slightly more three technical foul shots TION Tacko Fall played the 6 p.m...... Michigan at Ohio State...... Big Ten Network competitive — and contro- and, when when he missed Walker was on an un- first first-half minutes of versial — second half. the third, Derrick White specified minutes restric- 7 p.m...... Baylor at UConn...... ESPN his career. He was in for 5 Kemba Walker returned was fouled and made both tion in his first game back. 7 p.m...... Mississippi St. at Missouri...... SEC Network minutes, missing one shot after missing three games free throws to give the But he wound up playing and grabbing one rebound. 7 p.m...... North Carolina State at North Carolina...... NESN Plus with the flu and was eject- Spurs an 80-69 lead. San just 18 minutes before he 8 p.m...... Maryland at Iowa...... Big Ten Network ed with back-to-back tech- Antonio soon went on an was tossed for complain- ... Marcus Smart hit his 9 p.m...... LSU at Texas A&M...... SEC Network nical fouls when he argued 11-0 run, and the Celtics ing about a non-call on a 500th career 3-pointer Golf a non-call in the third never got within single hard pick by LaMarcus ... Trey Lykes had seven 7 p.m...... PGA: Sony Open...... Golf quarter. A full bottle or digits again. Aldridge. Walker finished points and three rebounds Radio cup was thrown from the Lonnie Walker IV scored with six points, four as- for San Antonio in the first NHL stands, landing in front 19 points for the Spurs, sists and three rebounds. quarter. 7 p.m...... Winnipeg at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 of the San Antonio bench; who improved to 9-6 since EARLY STRUGGLES UP NEXT NBA no one was hit. The game Dec. 1, when they had a The Celtics made one 7 p.m...... Boston at Philadelphia...... WROR-FM 105.7 was delayed briefly while 7-14 record. San Anto- basket in the first seven Spurs: At Memphis on the court was cleaned up nio avoided what would minutes and trailed 22-3 Friday. and the public address have been the first season before Enes Kanter hit a Celtics: Visit Philadel- NHL announcer asked the fans sweep by the Celtics since foul-line jumper to end a phia on Thursday. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 44 25 8 11 61 146 113 St. Louis 44 27 10 7 61 138 121 Tampa Bay 42 25 13 4 54 156 127 Colorado 44 25 15 4 54 159 130 Toronto 44 24 15 5 53 159 141 Dallas 42 24 14 4 52 115 104 Florida 43 22 16 5 49 153 146 Winnipeg 43 23 16 4 50 133 131 Buffalo 43 19 17 7 45 127 135 Minnesota 43 20 17 6 46 133 144 Montreal 44 18 19 7 43 139 143 Nashville 42 19 16 7 45 144 143 Ottawa 43 16 22 5 37 118 149 Chicago 44 19 19 6 44 128 143 Detroit 44 11 30 3 25 96 168 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Arizona 45 25 16 4 54 133 114 Washington 44 30 9 5 65 161 130 Vegas 46 24 16 6 54 147 137 N.Y. Islanders 42 27 12 3 57 120 108 Edmonton 45 23 17 5 51 137 142 Pittsburgh 43 26 12 5 57 146 116 Calgary 45 23 17 5 51 125 135 Carolina 43 25 16 2 52 145 123 Vancouver 43 23 16 4 50 143 134 Philadelphia 43 22 15 6 50 137 134 San Jose 45 19 22 4 42 121 151 Columbus 44 21 15 8 50 117 121 Anaheim 43 17 21 5 39 113 136 N.Y. Rangers 42 20 18 4 44 138 141 Los Angeles 44 17 23 4 38 112 140 New Jersey 42 15 20 7 37 109 148 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss.

Wednesday’s Games Friday’s Games Washington at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Arizona at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Colorado, 9 p.m. Thursday’s Games Saturday’s Games Winnipeg at Boston, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Vancouver at Florida, 7 p.m. Los Angeles at Carolina, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Montreal, 7 p.m. Boston at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Montreal at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Arizona at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Buffalo at St. Louis, 8 p.m. New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. Nashville at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Calgary, 9 p.m. Anaheim at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Dallas at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Edmonton at Calgary, 10 p.m. Los Angeles at Vegas, 10 p.m. Columbus at Vegas, 10 p.m. Columbus at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Dallas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 25 10 .714 — Houston 24 11 .686 — Toronto 24 13 .649 2 Dallas 23 13 .639 1½ FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Philadelphia 24 14 .632 2½ San Antonio 16 20 .444 8½ Brooklyn 16 20 .444 9½ Memphis 16 22 .421 9½ Tom Brady took to Instagram Wednesday morning to give yet another indication that he’s not New York 10 27 .270 16 New Orleans 12 25 .324 13 Southeast Division Northwest Division ready to retire from the NFL. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 27 10 .730 — Denver 25 11 .694 — Orlando 18 20 .474 9½ Utah 24 12 .667 1 Charlotte 15 24 .385 13 Oklahoma City 21 16 .568 4½ Washington 12 25 .324 15 Portland 16 22 .421 10 Brady says ‘I still have more to prove’ in post Atlanta 8 29 .216 19 Minnesota 14 22 .389 11 Central Division Pacific Division Super Bowl champion, chise’s greatest player de W L Pct GB W L Pct GB BOSTON (AP) — per Bowl for the first time - Milwaukee 32 6 .842 — L.A. Lakers 30 7 .811 — Whether Tom Brady will since 2015. four-time Most Valuable part from the only team Indiana 23 15 .605 9 L.A. Clippers 26 12 .684 4½ return as quarterback of “In both life and foot- Player of the NFL title he’s called home. Detroit 14 24 .368 18 Sacramento 15 23 .395 15½ Chicago 13 24 .351 18½ Phoenix 14 23 .378 16 the New England Patri- ball, failure is inevita- game and three-time win- Belichick said this week Cleveland 10 27 .270 21½ Golden State 9 29 .237 21½ ots next season is still an ble,” he wrote. “You dont ner of the league MVP, that there isn’t an estab- Wednesday’s Games Atlanta at Washington, 7 p.m. open question. But the always win. You can, Brady could become an lished timeline to resolve Miami 122, Indiana 108 New Orleans at New York, 7:15 p.m. San Antonio 129, Boston 114 Miami at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 42-year-old on Wednesday however, learn from that unrestricted free agent Brady’s status, but he ac- Orlando 123, Washington 89 Indiana at Chicago, 8 p.m. gave another indication failure, pick yourself up for the first time in his knowledged that his case Toronto at Charlotte, 7 p.m. San Antonio at Memphis, 8 p.m. Denver at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Charlotte at Utah, 9 p.m. that he isn’t done playing with great enthusiasm, career when his contract is unusual. Houston at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Orlando at Phoenix, 9 p.m. football. and place yourself in the ends in March. “Everybody’s situation Chicago at New Orleans, 8 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 9:45 p.m. New York at Utah, 9 p.m. Milwaukee at Sacramento, 10 p.m. In an Instagram post arena again.” That has placed team is different,” Belichick Milwaukee at Golden State, 10 p.m. Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. to fans, Brady said “I New England’s season owner Robert Kraft and said. “Certainly, Tom is Thursday’s Games Saturday’s Games Boston at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Houston, 5 p.m. still have more to prove” ended with a 20-13 loss in coach Bill Belichick on an iconic figure in this Cleveland at Detroit, 7 p.m. Chicago at Detroit, 7 p.m. following a season that the wild-card round to the the clock to either bring organization. And nobody Portland at Minnesota, 8 p.m. New Orleans at Boston, 7 p.m. Houston at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. ended with the Patriots Tennessee Titans on Sat- back Brady for his 21st respects Tom more than I Friday’s Games Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. failing to reach the Su- urday night. A six-time season or watch the fran- do.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Couple is target of ridicule for their healthy lifestyle DEAR ABBY: We need maining friends after a advice about how to re- Dear Abby is written by Abigail breakup. Jan is insecure spond to friends and fam- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne because her last boyfriend ily who poke fun or show cheated on her, and who disdain because of our Phillips, and was founded by her can blame her? However, healthy lifestyle. We are mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact that is her problem, and in our 60s. We rarely eat Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. you shouldn’t make it out, and when we do, we Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. yours. Your mistake was avoid fast food. We cook not telling Jan when you most of our meals with first started dating that an emphasis on vegeta- you are still in touch with bles, fruits, fish and mouths shut? by this, and I can some- Kyra — and that she’s a what understand why. platonic friend, nothing chicken. We exercise reg- HEALTHY LIVING ularly and have occasion- She got cheated on multi- more. Jan does not have ple times in her last rela- al treats. We have no DEAR HEALTHY: the right to control your tionship. chronic illnesses and ar- YEP! Your friends and friendships, and you Do you think I was en’t on any medications. family react the way they shouldn’t let it happen. crossing a boundary by For some reason, our do because seeing you eat wanting to maintain the food choices rub people the way you do makes DEAR ABBY: How do friendship with Kyra? Or the wrong way. If we are them feel self-conscious you cut off a person who should I have dropped it asked why we are in good about their own food talks constantly without when I started dating health, we answer, “Over choices. Continue laugh- a break? By the time Jan? I’m asking you be- the years, we’ve learned ing and shrugging to age there’s a lull in her cause everyone I talk to not to consume foods or 100. The others may not speech, I have forgotten agrees with me, and ev- beverages that make us be as fortunate as you. what I wanted to add to eryone Jan talks to feel bad.” If we’re invited the conversation. agrees with her. I assume out to eat and order the DEAR ABBY: My girl- it’s because people agree WORD IN baked salmon with broc- friend recently discov- with whoever is telling EDGEWISE IN coli instead of the burger ered that I am still the story. You are unbi- PENNSYLVANIA and fries, we hear, “Your talking to another girl I ased, and your opinion diet is so BORING.” We used to date. I’ll call her DEAR WORD: I have would be greatly appreci- usually laugh and shrug Kyra. encountered compulsive ated. it off, but we don’t think Kyra and I had agreed talkers like her. They are our diet is boring. We we would remain strictly DOING THE RIGHT exhausting. Remember, simply enjoy being friends, and the breakup THING IN UTAH she has to breathe SOME- healthy and know that was before I started dat- TIME. The minute she food is “medicine.” Should ing my current girlfriend, DEAR DOING: There’s starts to inhale, start we continue to keep our “Jan.” Jan is devastated nothing wrong with re- talkin’! BRIDGE

From the hand of a teenager Fran Lebowitz quipped, “Remem- opening bid is an ace. You hope, ber that as a teenager you are at the once you see the dummy, to know last stage in your life when you will how to defeat the contract. So Rose be happy to hear that the phone is led the club ace, but what did he do for you.” next? Of course, she said that before If you like the idea of utilizing this teenagers had their own phones. rare bid, responder usually passes This deal was defended by Henry or (if unhappy with three no-trump) Rose, a 16-year-old English boy. He bids four clubs, which opener passes was competing in a training event for if that is his suit; otherwise, he cor- the England under-20 team with his rects to four diamonds. partner, Jasmine Bakhshi, who is 15 Rose realized that his side had to and first played internationally just take four spade tricks. But he had to after her 11th birthday. Bakhshi and make sure that the suit didn’t block. Rose will be competing in this year’s At trick two, he led the spade nine. world junior championships. It was This would normally be top of initially described by Michael Byrne, nothing, but East knew that South who lives in Manchester. did not have a side-suit ace. She South opened with the gambling took dummy’s 10 with her queen three no-trump. This showed a solid and returned the spade three. West seven-card or longer minor, but usu- won and led the spade six through ally with no side ace, king or void. dummy’s jack-seven into the jaws of The textbook lead against this East’s king-eight. Cute. THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS Young Sheldon: “A Live Chick- interview in which disgraced fi- en, a Fried Chicken and Holy nancier and sex offender Jeffrey Matrimony” Epstein discusses his life; depo- CBS, 8 p.m. sition tapes of Epstein and his George Sr. (Lance Barber) and alleged co-conspirators; police Meemaw (Annie Potts) struggle interviews with the young girls; to manage the Cooper house- and the girls’ personal reactions hold while Mary (Zoe Perry) today to seeing Epstein appear plans Pastor Jeff’s (Matt Hobby) in court last summer. The ac- wedding in the new episode “A cusers open up with emotional Live Chicken, a Fried Chicken accounts of the abuse they en- and Holy Matrimony.” dured, their resilience, strength and lives now. Last Man Standing: “Yours, Wine, and Ours”/”You’ve Got Perfect Harmony: “She’s Sew Male (or Female)” Unusual” FOX, 8 p.m. Bravo, 9 p.m. In the new episode “Yours, Wine, The iconic Cyndi Lauper is both and Ours,” Mike (Tim Allen) inspiration and guest judge for struggles to find common hob- this totally tubular team chal- bies with Vanessa (Nancy Tra- lenge. Split into two teams, the vis). Then in “You’ve Got Male (or designers must create cohesive Female),” Kristin (Amanda Full- mini-collections to pay homage er) entrusts Mike with planning to Cyndi’s ‘80s fashion trailblaz- the gender-reveal party. ing that brought underground punk into the pop culture while Superstore still giving the looks a totally Project Runway NBC, 8 p.m. awesome modern take. New Episodes! Very Cavallari Will & Grace Building Off the Grid E!, 9 p.m. NBC, 9 p.m. Discovery Channel, 10 p.m. The comedy picks back up with Mom: “One Tiny Incision and a new Season 5 episodes follow- Season Premiere! New Episodes! Season Premiere! Coffin Dress” The rebooted comedy continues ing its winter hiatus. This season features longtime Discovery’s “Off the Grid Thurs- CBS, 9 p.m. its 11th and final season as it days” block continues with a celebrity, businesswoman, wife The Unicorn: “If It Doesn’t Guest Star Alert! returns from winter hiatus start- new season of the series that Tammy (Kristen Johnston) is Spark Joy” and mother Kristin Cavallari as ing tonight. follows families as they battle faced with a difficult decision CBS, 8:30 p.m. she balances it all with husband the elements to construct their when her long-lost aunt (guest In the new episode “If It Doesn’t Jay Cutler by her side. Jay takes Carol’s Second Act: “Blocking” dream homes in far-off locales, star Kathleen Turner) appears Spark Joy,” Wade (Walton Gog- on more duties at home, sup- CBS, 9:30 p.m. with a surprising proposition in from Hawaii to Montana, and gins) considers moving his rela- porting Kristin as she opens her Carol (Patricia Heaton) pretends from forests to beaches. tionship forward with Anna (re- the new episode “One Tiny Inci- to be an attending doctor in order second Uncommon James store turning guest star Sarayu Blue) sion and a Coffin Dress.” to get her patient into the ICU in The Interrogator: “Like Mother, and launches herself as a full- if his daughters approve of her Reclaimed the new episode “Blocking.” Like Daughter” after they all meet. blown business mogul, but suc- Investigation Discovery, 10 p.m. Discovery Channel, 9 p.m. Perfect Harmony New Series! cess in the spotlight comes at a Season Finale! The Good Place cost for Kristin and those around NBC, 9:30 p.m. Twenty-eight-year-old Jennifer NBC, 8:30 p.m. Airing as part of Discovery’s New Episodes! new “Off the Grid Thursdays” her. McKinley is strangled to death New Episodes! The freshman comedy headlined in her bedroom while her young programming block, this series by Bradley Whitford is back to Season 4 of the acclaimed Ted Deputy: “10-8 Outlaws” son sleeps. As Detective Fil Wa- Danson/Kristen Bell comedy follows longtime friends and continue its first season follow- ters digs into the mystery, he picks back up with a few new business partners Alex Charvat FOX, 9 p.m. ing its winter break. soon sees a pattern that isn’t episodes heading into its series and Kevin Gilman, who have es- Struggling to come to terms finale later this month. tablished a niche business they with his new responsibilities, Bill Evil: “Room 320” good: The victim’s own mother was murdered 25 years earlier, call “the new Gold Rush.” They (Stephen Dorff) refuses to stay CBS, 10 p.m. Truth and Lies: The Jeffrey Ep- visit dormant mining claims to After David (Mike Colter) is bad- and that case has never been out of the field when a criminal stein Story assess their current value and ly wounded, he is determined to solved. Could there be a con- ABC, 9 p.m. then negotiate for a share of the to whom he is personally con- fight off the menacing presence nection between the two homi- This two-hour ABC News special mine’s profit in exchange for im- nected resurfaces in the new of death from his hospital bed cides, and could McKinley’s son features material from a 2003 proving the property. episode “10-8 Outlaws.” in the new episode “Room 320.” also be in danger? HOROSCOPE EVENING TV LISTINGS THURSDAY’S TV JANUARY 9, 2020 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 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) WGBH Greater Steves’ The This Old House American Masters Food -- Delicious Amanpour and Greater Steves’ Antiques ^ PBS Boston Europe Hour (N) Science Company (N) Boston Europe A change will motivate you to explore new possibilities. Discuss your plans with WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! 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Premises: 134 Alley Street, Lynn, Massachusetts The Revere Housing Authority, the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids from By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Contractors for the Selective Replacement of Roofs, Windows and Siding in given by Crystal Swaney A/K/A Crystal G. Holloway and Jon Holloway to Beneficial By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Revere, Massachusetts, in accordance with the documents prepared by CBI Massachusetts Inc., dated March 15, 2007 and recorded with the Essex County mortgage given by Paul E. Columbus to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. and now held by Consulting LLC. The Project consists of replacing all existing asphalt shingle roof in (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 26663, Page 302, subsequently Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Champion Mortgage Company, said mortgage its entirety, including but not limited to asphalt shingles, roofing, underlayment, assigned to U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust by dated August 24, 2005, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) aluminum drip edge, step flashing, vent pipe flashings, rake & roof edge trim, Beneficial Massachusetts, Inc. by assignment recorded in said Essex County Registry of Deeds in Book 24753, Page 354, as affected by an Assignment of bathroom vent outlets, and gutters. Replace all existing vinyl siding and lap siding (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 33545, Page 316, subsequently Mortgage dated October 18, 2017, and recorded with said Deeds in Book 36263 in its entirety, including but not limited to siding, entrance canopy cladding and assigned to U.S. Bank N.A., not in its individual capacity but solely as Trustee for at Page 141, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach trim, trim, and downspouts. Replace all existing aluminum windows and concealed the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT by U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF8 of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will wood framed windows with vinyl windows. The work is estimated to cost Master Participation Trust by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern be sold at Public Auction on January 16, 2020, at 11:00 AM Local Time upon the $613,000. Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 §44A-J & to minimum wage rates as District) Registry of Deeds at Book 35550, Page 210 for breach of the conditions premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: required by M.G.L. c.l49 §§26 to 27H inclusive. This project is being electronically of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public bid and hard copy bids will not be accepted. Please review the instructions in the Auction at 11:00 AM on January 16, 2020 at 23 Linwood Street, Lynn, MA, all The land in said Lynn with buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: bid documents on how to register as an electronic bidder. The bids are to be and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: prepared and submitted at www.biddocsonline.com . Tutorials and instructions on NORTHWESTERLY by Alley Street, ten (10.0) feet; how to complete the electronic bid documents are available online (click on the A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND TOGETHER WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON, SITUATED "Tutorial" tab at the bottom footer). General bidders must be certified by the IN SAID LYNN, BEING SHOWN AS LOT 132 ON A 'PLAN OF LOTS AT LINWOOD IN NORTHEASTERLY by land of Joseph and Constance F. Reitano ninety five (95.0) Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) in the following LYNN, MASS. OWNED BY GEORGE B. WATSON,' DATED OCTOBER 5, 1916, AND Feet; . category of work, General Building Construction, and must submit a current RECORDED WITH ESSEX SOUTH DISTRICT REGISTRY OF DEEDS IN PLAN BOOK 29 DCAMM Certificate of Eligibility and signed DCAMM Prime/General Contractor PLAN 28, BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED SA FOLLOWS: WESTERLY BY LINWOOD NORTHERLY by said Reitano land twenty two and 64/100 (22.64) feet; Update Statement. General Bids will be received until 3:00 PM on Friday, 7 STREET ON TWO COURSES, 20.73 FEET AND 31.77 FEET; SOUTHERLY BY FIVE February 2020 and publicly opened online, forthwith. Filed Sub-bids for the trades FOOT PASSAGEWAY LEADING FROM LINWOOD STREET TO BALLCOVE ROAD, NORTHWESTERLY by the said Reitano land thirty five (35.0) feet listed below will be received until 3:00 PM on Friday, 24 January 2020 and 114.49 FEET; EASTERLY BY LOT 117 ON SAID PLAN, 43.79 FEET; AND NORTHERLY publicly opened online, forthwith. Filed sub-bidders must be DCAMM certified for BY LOT 131 ON SAID PLAN, 114.70 FEET, SUBJECT TO AND WITH THE BENEFIT OF NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Alex Marengi thirty eight and 42/100 the trades listed below and bidders must include a current DCAMM Sub-Bidder EASEMENT OF RECORD SO FAR AS MAY NOW BE IN FORCE AND APPLICABLE. (38.42) feet; Certificate of Eligibility and a signed DCAMM Sub Bidder's Update Statement. BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED FROM LENORE SVENSON AND RANDALL Subtrades - Section 07 50 00 - Roofing and Flashing. All Bids should be F. SVENSON, TENANCY NOT STATED TO CRYSTAL SWANEY, TENANCY NOT STATED SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Arthur Marengi sixty and 74/100 submitted online at www.biddocsonline.com and received no later than the date BY DEED RECORDED 11/24/03, IN BOOK 22111. AT PAGE 557, IN THE (60.74) feet; and time specified above. General bids and sub-bids shall be accompanied by a REGISTER'S OFFICE OF ESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS. bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) of the greatest possible bid amount SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of the City of Lynn, one hundred forty (considering all alternates) and made payable to the Revere Housing Authority. Bid The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, nine and 84/100 (149.84) feet. Forms and Contract Documents will be available for pick-up at restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax www.biddocsonline.com (may be viewed electronically and hardcopy requested) or titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in Being Lot #2 on a subdivision of land owned by Joseph and Constance E. Reitano, at Nashoba Blue, Inc. at 433 Main Street, Hudson, MA 01749 (978-568-1167). possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Lynn, Massachusetts, Albert D. Martin, land surveyor, dated October 13, 1947, There is a plan deposit of $75.00 per set (maximum of 2 sets) payable to BidDocs and recorded as Plan No. 817 of 1947 Online Inc. Plan deposits may be electronically paid or by check. This deposit will TERMS OF SALE: be refunded for up to two sets for general bidders and for one set for sub-bidders A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in upon return of the sets in good condition within thirty (30) days of receipt of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be the event of a typographical error in this publication. general bids. Otherwise the deposit shall be the property of the Awarding Authority. delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Additional sets may be purchased for $75.00. Bidders requesting Contract required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated March 4, 1991, and recorded in Documents to be mailed to them shall include a separate check for $40.00 per the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Book 10754 at Page 518 with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of set for UPS Ground (or $65.00 per set for UPS overnight), non- refundable, from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Deeds. payable to the BidDocsOnline Inc., to cover mail handling costs. General bidders check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid must agree to contract with minority and women business enterprises as certified at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all by the Supplier Diversity Office (SDO), formerly known as SOMWBA. The combined of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if participation benchmark reserved for such enterprises shall not be less than sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. 10.4% of the final contract price including accepted alternates. Request for entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further waivers must be sent to DHCD ([email protected]) 5 calendar days prior to recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The TEN THOUSAND ($10,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid the General Bid date if the work is estimated to cost less than $500,000 or 10 description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place calendar days prior to the General Bid date if the work is estimated to cost an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in $500,000 or more No waivers will be granted after the bid date. see contract cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within forty five (45) days documents - Article 3 of the instructions to bidders. pre-bid conference / site visit Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. after the date of sale. is scheduled for Tuesday, 14 January 2020 at 10:30 AM at 70 Cooledge Street, U.S. Bank National Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as trustee Revere, Massachusetts. The Contract Documents may be seen, but not removed at for the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT Other terms to be announced at the sale. Nashoba Blue Inc., 433 Main Street, Hudson, MA 01749 978 568-1111. Marinosci Law Group, P.C. Present Holder of said Mortgage, 275 West Natick Road, Suite 500 Item: January 9, 2020 By Its Attorneys, Warwick, RI 02886 ORLANS PC Attorney for Nationstar Mortgage LLC PO Box 540540 d/b/a Champion Mortgage Company COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Waltham, MA 02454 Present Holder of the Mortgage THE TRIAL COURT Phone: (781) 790-7800 Telephone: (401) 234-9200 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT 18-015901 MLG File No.: 19-04720 DIVORCE SUMMONS BY Item: December 26, 2019, January 2, 9, 2020 Item: December 26, 2019, January 2, 9, 2020 PUBLICATION AND MAILING Essex Probate and Family Court PUBLIC NOTICE 36 Federal Street COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Salem, MA 01970 The Revere Housing Authority (RHA) is advertising for sealed bids for weekly pest LAND COURT Docket No. ES19D1311DR control services for its administrative offices and approximately 900 public housing DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Pierre Richard Preval units that it owns and operates in Revere, Massachusetts. The term of this contract 19 SM 006204 vs. is for one (1) year with an option to renew for two additional years at one-year ORDER OF NOTICE Hemvatie H Beausejour intervals. This contract is estimated to cost $85,000 over a three-year period. Bidding documents may be obtained on RHA's website at www.revereha.com To: under bidding opportunities or by emailing [email protected]. Sealed bids Stephen C. Withrow To the Defendant: must be mailed, or hand delivered to the Revere Housing Authority, 70 Cooledge and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Street, Revere, MA 02151 ATT: Patricia Duffy and received no later than Monday, U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq): grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown February 3, 2020 at 2:00 P.M. A site inspection is scheduled for 10:00 A.M., The Complaint is on file at the Court. Tuesday, January 21, 2020 at the RHA Maintenance Office, 50 Constitution PHH Mortgage Corporation An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you Avenue, Revere, MA 02151. Bids are subject to MGL c.30B s.5 and 2 CFR Part claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status 200.318-326. numbered 34 D'Ambrosio Road, given by Stephen C. Withrow to Mortgage of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, acting solely as nominee for You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: Item: January 9, 2020 Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation, dated August 17, 2009, and recorded Michael P Martel in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28877, Page 176, 41 Ocean Street LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a Lynn, MA 01902 complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. your answer, if any, on or before 02/07/2020. If you fail to do so, the court will Notice is hereby given that the Notice is hereby given that the If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file Board of Appeals of the City of Board of Appeals of the City of States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Peabody will hold a Public hearing on Peabody will hold a Public hearing on Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Monday, January 27, 2020 at 7:00 Monday, January 27, 2020 at 7:00 that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Date: December 26, 2019 p.m. at the Wiggin Auditorium, City p.m. at the Wiggin Auditorium, City this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before February 3, Pamela Casey O'Brien Hall, 24 Lowell Street, Peabody, MA Hall, 24 Lowell Street, Peabody, MA 2020 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground Register of Probate 01960 on the application of William 01960 on the application of LCI of noncompliance with the Act. Item: December 9, 2020 and Jeanne Delp, for a Variance from Management, c/o Attorney John Keilty, the Provision of the Zoning Ordinance for a Variance from the Provision of the Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on December 23, 2019. SAUGUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2019, as amended, Section 7.2, as it Zoning Ordinance 2019, as amended, Attest: Deborah J. Patterson SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS applies to the premise known as 13 Sections 7.2 and 9.6, as it applies to Recorder NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Granite Rd., Peabody, MA, Map 120, the premise known as 151 Andover 19-036336 /FC01 ON Lot 018. Petitioner seeks a variance to St., Peabody, MA, Map 052, Lot 017x PROPOSED FY 2021 SCHOOL DEPARTMENT BUDGET Side Yard Setback where 7.5' are . Petitioner seeks a variance from Front Item: January 9, 2020 proposed. The property is located in an Setback where 50' are required and Date: Thursday, January 16, 2020 R1A Zoning District. The application 30' are proposed; Parking Minimum LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN Time: 5:30 PM and plan are available to the public Rear Setback where 50' are required The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, January 21, 2020, at 6:00 PM in Place: School Committee Room in the School Administrative Building and can be viewed at the City Clerk's and 40' are proposed. The property is Room 302, Lynn City Hall: Notice is hereby given that Taiab Corporation DBA Purpose: PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PRESENTATION OF THE FY 2021 BUDGET Office and Board of Appeals Office, located in a BR Zoning District. The Eastern Market, Rezbel Chowdhury, Manager has applied for a Change of Officers City Hall in advance and prior to the application and plan are available to and Change of Beneficial Interest. In accordance with M.G.L. Chapter 71, Section 38N, a copy of the proposed Public Hearing. the public and can be viewed at the budget will be City Clerk's Office and Board of Patricia M. Barton, Chairperson available after January 14, 2020 in the Office of the Superintendent of Schools, Board of Appeals Appeals Office, City Hall in advance Item: January 6, 9, 2020 23 Main Street, Frances Bisazza-Gallugi, Chairperson and prior to the Public Hearing. Saugus Massachusetts, between the hours of 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM. 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By Emily Schmall ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW DELHI — Com- mercial airlines are re- routing flights throughout the Middle East to avoid potential danger during heightened tensions be- tween the United States and Iran. Jumbled schedules could affect as many as 15,000 passengers per day, length- en flight times by an av- erage of 30 to 90 minutes, and severely bruise the bottom line for airlines, in- dustry analysts said. There is anxiety that the conflict between the long- time foes could intensify following Iranian ballistic FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS missile strikes Wednesday on two Iraqi bases that Some airlines have rerouted flights to the Middle East to avoid Iranian PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS house U.S. troops. The at- airspace, amid escalated tensions over the United States’ assassination Many companies, mainly small ones, were able tacks were retaliation for of a prominent Iranian commander in Iraq. to add tens of thousands of jobs in the month the U.S. killing of Iranian of December. Revolutionary Guard Gen. airspace. were also expected to be hit reroute daily flights be- Qassem Soleimani in a A suite of other Euro- hard by the ad hoc no-fly tween Baku, the country's drone strike near Bagh- pean carriers followed on zone over Iran, Martin said. capital, and Tehran. U.S. companies dad last week. Wednesday, and the re- Australian carrier Qan- In North America, Air “In a war situation, the strictions were expected tas said it was altering its Canada rerouted its flight first casualty is always to “further depress” air London to Perth, Austra- from Toronto to Dubai added 202,000 air transport,” said Dubai- travel between Iran and lia, route to avoid Iranian through Egypt and Saudi based aviation consult Western Europe, which and Iraqi airspace until Arabia to avoid traveling Mark Martin, pointing saw strong growth af- further notice. The longer over Iraq. to airline bankruptcies ter the Iran nuclear deal route meant that Qantas The U.S. Federal Avia- jobs in December during the Persian Gulf but a sharp dive when would have to carry fewer tion Administration said and Yugoslav wars. President Donald Trump passengers and more fuel it was barring American By Josh Boak shed 7,000 workers. Lei- At least 500 commercial pulled the U.S. out of the to remain in the air for an pilots and carriers from ASSOCIATED PRESS sure and hospitality lost flights travel through Ira- agreement and reimposed extra 40 to 50 minutes. flying in areas of Iraqi, 21,000 jobs last month. nian and Iraqi airspace sanctions, according to the Malaysia Airlines said Iranian and some Per- BALTIMORE — U.S. It typically takes rough- daily, Martin said. Sydney-based Center for that “due to recent events,” sian Gulf airspace. The companies added 202,000 ly 100,000 or so new jobs A Ukrainian passenger Aviation consultancy. its planes would avoid Ira- agency warned of the jobs in December, led by a month to absorb popula- jet crashed shortly after Air France and Dutch nian airspace. “potential for miscalcula- robust hiring in construc- tion growth and keep the taking off from Iran's cap- carrier KLM both said Singapore Airlines also tion or mis-identification" tion, trade, transportation unemployment rate from ital Wednesday killing 167 Wednesday that they had said that its flights to Eu- for civilian aircraft amid and utilities, according to rising. passengers and nine crew suspended all flights over rope would be re-routed to heightened tensions be- a private survey. Friday's government em- members just hours after Iranian and Iraqi airspace avoid Iran. tween the U.S. and Iran. Payroll processor ADP ployment report is expect- Iran's ballistic missile at- indefinitely. India's Directorate Gen- Such restrictions are of- said Wednesday that the ed to show an increase of tack, but Iranian officials German airline Lufthan- eral of Civil Aviation ad- ten precautionary in na- bulk of the hiring was 155,000 jobs with the un- said they suspected a me- sa and two of its subsid- vised Indian commercial ture to prevent civilian among smaller and mid- employment rate holding chanical issue brought iaries also canceled flights carriers to avoid Iranian, aircraft from being con- sized businesses with at 3.5 percent. ADP's fig- down the 3½-year-old to Iraq. Iraqi and Persian Gulf fused for ones engaged fewer than 500 employ- ures don't include govern- Boeing 737-800 aircraft. The Russian aviation airspace. in armed conflict. The ees. Hiring in November ment hiring and frequently Ukrainian officials initial- agency, Rosaviatsia, issued “In light of the tensions FAA said the restrictions was also revised upward diverge from the govern- ly agreed, but later backed an official recommendation within the Iranian airspace were being issued due to to 124,000, a sign that the ment's official report. away and declined to offer for all Russian airlines to a decision to temporarily “heightened military ac- job market was stronger But Ian Shepherdson, a cause while the investi- avoid flying over Iran, Iraq, reroute flights of Air India tivities and increased po- than past surveys initially chief economist at Panthe- gation is ongoing. the Persian Gulf and the and Air India Express over- litical tensions in the Mid- suggested. on Macroeconomics, said Still, at least two Kazakh Gulf of Oman "due to exist- flying Iran has been taken,” dle East, which present an Construction firms add- the ADP figure was solid airlines — Air Astana and ing risks for the safety of said Air India spokesman inadvertent risk to U.S. ed 37,000 jobs in Decem- enough that the govern- SCAT — were consider- international civil flights." Dhananjay Kumar. civil aviation operations.” ber. The trade, transpor- ment report might show ing rerouting or canceling Russia's biggest private Travel times will in- In the Middle East, Unit- tation and utilities sector gains of 190,000. their flights over Iran fol- airline, S7, said it would crease by as much as 40 ed Arab Emirates-owned added a combined 78,000. “If sustained, that’s lowing the crash, which reroute its twice-a-week minutes for flights in the budget airline flydubai Health care and social more than enough to push killed all 176 passengers. flight from the Siberian city region, the airline said. said it had canceled a assistance accounted for the unemployment rate Poland's national carri- of Novosibirsk to Dubai. Buta Airways, an Azer- scheduled flight Wednes- 46,000 new jobs. down to new lows, and to er, PLL LOT, said Satur- Asia-Pacific carriers,baijani low-cost carrier, day from Dubai to Bagh- Still, not every industry add upward pressure to day that it was changing which operate many of the said Wednesday that it was dad but was continuing is hiring. Manufacturers wage growth,” he said. routes to bypass Iran's world's long-haul flights, not planning to suspend or flights to Basra and Najaf.

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By Hope Yen in 2017, then lost the last without corroboration. ASSOCIATED PRESS of its land holdings in The administration has Syria in March, marking offered no information WASHINGTON — the end of the extremists' supporting the contention President Donald Trump self-declared caliphate. that in regaining access wrongly dismissed the Still, extremist sleeper to $150 billion of its as- continuing threat of the cells have continued to sets that had been fro- Islamic State group and launch attacks in Iraq and zen abroad, Iran steered spread a false tale of Syria and are believed to a chunk of that money to the U.S. paying out bil- be responsible for targeted the missiles that hit the lions of dollars to Iran as killings against local offi- bases in Iraq. part of the multinational cials and members of the “I doubt anyone has the deal freezing its nuclear Syrian Democratic Forces. insight into Iran's bud- program in an address As recently as this getary mechanisms to say Wednesday that fell short week, Defense Secretary that this money was used on facts. Mark Esper said the fight for this purpose,” said Ger- He also made an asser- against ISIS in Syria was ald Feierstein, a career tion that is as dubious as continuing. U.S. diplomat who retired it was provocative: that IS controlled large in 2016 as the principal the Iranian missiles fired swaths of northern and deputy assistant secretary by Tehran at two military eastern Syria, where it de- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of state for Near Eastern bases hosting U.S. forces clared a caliphate in 2014, President Donald Trump addresses the nation from the White House Affairs. in Iraq were paid for by along with large parts of “It's a funds-are-fungi- money “made available” to neighboring Iraq. Wednesday on the ballistic missile strike that Iran launched against Iraqi air bases housing U.S. troops. ble kind of argument,” he Iran by the Obama admin- U.N. experts warned in said. "I mean, if they have istration. August that IS leaders are money, can you say that A look at some of the aiming to consolidate and sury or other countries. sury. It was to pay an old which gave rise to Trump's dollar went directly to buy president's claims in his create conditions for an When Iran signed the IOU. previous dramatic accounts a missile, as opposed to remarks on Iran's missile “eventual resurgence in multinational deal to re- In the 1970s, Iran paid of money stuffed in barrels freeing up another dollar strike on the two Iraqi its Iraqi and Syrian heart- strain its nuclear develop- the U.S. $400 million for or boxes and delivered in that went to buy a mis- bases: lands.” ment in return for being military equipment that the dead of night. The ar- sile?" freed from sanctions, it was never delivered be- rangement provided for the Gen. Joseph Votel, who TRUMP: TRUMP: regained access to its own cause the government was interest to be paid later, not retired from the U.S. Army assets, which had been overthrown and diplomat- crammed into containers. “Three months ago, after in March as the top mili- “Iran’s hostility substan- frozen abroad. Iran was ic relations ruptured. Af- destroying 100 percent of tially increased after the tary commander for the allowed to get its money ter the nuclear deal, the TRUMP: ISIS and its territorial ca- foolish Iran nuclear deal Middle East, said he was back. The deal actually U.S. and Iran announced liphate..." was signed in 2013. And “The missiles fired last not aware of any specific was signed in 2015, after they had settled the mat- they were given $150 bil- night at us and our allies intelligence on this ques- a 2013 preliminary agree- ter, with the U.S. agreeing THE FACTS lion, not to mention $1.8 were paid for with the tion. “I don't have any- billion in cash.” ment. Trump has taken to pay the $400 million funds made available by thing that would partic- His claim of a 100 per- the U.S. out of it. principal along with about the last administration.” ularly support that,” he cent defeat is misleading THE FACTS The $1.8 billion is a sep- $1.3 billion in interest. said. “I'm not saying it did as the Islamic State still arate matter. A payout of The $400 million was THE FACTS or it didn't, but I don't have poses a threat. There was no $150 billion roughly that amount did paid in cash and flown to details to demonstrate it IS was defeated in Iraq payout from the U.S. trea- come from the U.S. trea- Tehran on a cargo plane, That accusation comes one way or the other.” EU chief warns U.K. must compromise to get Brexit trade deal

By Jill Lawless don on Wednesday for the and Raf Casert first time since the British ASSOCIATED PRESS leader’s election victory last month. LONDON — Three weeks Johnson’s Conservatives before Britain is due to won a substantial par- leave the European Union, liamentary majority in the president of the Euro- Britain's Dec. 12 election, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pean Commission warned giving him the power to Wednesday that the U.K. A rescue worker searches the scene where a end more than three years won’t get the “highest qual- Ukrainian plane crashed Wednesday in Shahed- of wrangling over Brexit ity access” to the European shahr, southwest of the capital Tehran, Iran. and take the U.K. out of Union's market after Brex- the EU on Jan. 31. It will it unless it makes major be the first nation to ever Ukrainian jet crash concessions. leave the bloc, which cur- In a friendly but frank rently has 28 members. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS message to the U.K., Ursu- Britain’s departure will European Commission President Ursula von kills 176, sets off la von der Leyen said ne- be followed by a transi- gotiating a new U.K.-EU tion period in which the der Leyen kisses EU Chief Negotiator on Brexit mourning in Canada trade deal will be tough. U.K.-EU relationship Michael Barnier on the cheek as they depart 10 She also said the end- will remain largely un- Downing Street following a meeting with Brit- of-2020 deadline that Brit- ain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson in London. gence indicating the plane changed while the two By David Koenig ish Prime Minister Boris and Jon Gambrell was shot down. The law- sides negotiate a new Johnson has imposed on ing goods and services, don School of Economics ASSOCIATED PRESS maker spoke on condition trade arrangement. negotiations makes it and cooperation in other before her meeting with of anonymity. Johnson says the U.K. “basically impossible” to areas.” But it said “any Johnson, von der Leyen SHAHEDSHAHR, Iran The plane, en route to the is seeking a wide-ranging — The crash of a Ukrainian strike a comprehensive free trade deal, but doesn't future partnership must warned that “without a Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, not involve any kind of level playing field on en- jetliner that killed 176 was carrying 167 passen- new agreement in time. want to agree to keep all people in Iran touched off alignment” in which Brit- vironment, labor, taxation gers and nine crew mem- Von der Leyen, who EU rules and standards. mourning Wednesday in ain would automatically and state aid, you cannot bers from several countries, took over as head of the Johnson's office said af- both Ukraine and Cana- follow EU rules. have the highest quality including 82 Iranians, at EU's executive branch on ter the meeting that the da — where many of the least 63 Canadians and 11 Dec. 1, met Johnson at 10 U.K. wanted “a broad free That could cause prob- access to the world’s larg- victims were from or were Ukrainians, according to Downing Street in Lon- trade agreement cover- lems. Speaking at the Lon- est single market.” headed — and raised a host officials. The crash just be- of questions about what fore dawn scattered flam- went wrong. But U.S. intel- ing debris and passengers' Japan defends its justice system ligence officials said there was no immediate evidence belongings across a wide it was shot down. stretch of farmland. against Ghosn's defiance The jetliner, a Boeing 737 Many of the passengers operated by Ukrainian In- were believed to be inter- ternational Airlines, went national students attend- By Sarah el Deeb you are going to get out.” down on the outskirts of ing universities in Can- and Zeina Karam But he made clear the Tehran during takeoff just ada; they were making ASSOCIATED PRESS question most on every- their way back to Toronto one's minds would remain hours after Iran launched BEIRUT — Nissan's a barrage of missiles at by way of Kyiv after visit- unanswered: An account fugitive ex-boss Carlos U.S. forces. While the tim- ing with family during the of the daring escape that Ghosn vowed to defend his ing of the disaster led some winter break. saw him spirited from Ja- name wherever he can get aviation experts to wonder Canadian Prime Minis- pan to Turkey and from a fair trial at his first pub- whether it was brought ter Justin Trudeau said there to Beirut. lic appearance since being down by a missile, Iranian 138 of the passengers Media reports have said officials disputed any such were bound for Canada. smuggled out of Japan last that he slipped out of his suggestion and blamed The flight also included a week, saying Wednesday Tokyo residence alone, de- mechanical trouble. family of four and newly- he had fled a “nightmare” spite being under surveil- “The rumors about the weds, too. The manifest that would not end. lance. He met two men at plane are completely false listed several teenagers Ghosn spoke to a room a hotel, and then took a and no military or politi- and children, some as packed with journalists bullet train to Osaka be- for more than two hours cal expert has confirmed young as 1 or 2. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fore boarding a private jet it,” Gen. Abolfazl Shekar- The crash ranked among in the Lebanese capital, hidden inside a musical chi, spokesman for the the worst losses of life for where he arrived after Nissan's former chairman Carlos Ghosn ar- equipment case. He flew Iranian armed forces, was Canadians in an aviation jumping $14 million bail rives for a press conference in Beirut, Lebanon, to Istanbul and was then quoted by the semiofficial disaster. The flag over despite supposedly rigor- Wednesday. transferred onto another Fars news agency as say- Parliament in Ottawa was ous surveillance — a bold plane bound for Beirut, ing. He said the rumors lowered to half-staff, and and improbable escape “For the first time since Tokyo that Ghosn's com- where he arrived Dec. 30. were "psychological war- Trudeau vowed to get to that embarrassed Japa- this nightmare began, I ments were unfounded and Ghosn said he knew the fare" by the government's the bottom of the disaster. nese authorities and has can defend myself, speak she wanted to prevent his escape attempt would be opponents. “Know that all Cana- allowed him to evade tri- freely and answer your spreading an “erroneous” "disastrous" if it didn't In Washington, a Demo- dians are grieving with al on charges of financial questions,” Ghosn said. “I understanding abroad. work. But “there was a crat who attended a clas- you," he said, addressing misconduct. didn't run from justice, I With big gestures and a little chance I succeed. I sified briefing from Trump the victims' families. Combative, spirited, and left Japan because I want- five-part slide presentation, played it, and I'm very hap- administration officials on Ukraine's president at times rambling, he de- ed justice." Ghosn brought his case py for making that choice,” Capitol Hill — including Volodymyr Zelenskiy cut scribed conditions of deten- Japan's justice minis- to the global media in a he told French TF1 TV. Defense Secretary Mark short a visit to Oman to tion in Japan that made ter was quick to defend performance that at times He described the deci- Esper, Secretary of State return to Kyiv and said a him feel “dead ... like an the criminal justice sys- resembled a corporate pre- sion to escape as “the most Mike Pompeo and CIA Di- team of Ukrainian experts animal” in a country where tem against his criticism. sentation. His one thought difficult in his life,” even rector Gina Haspel — said would go to Tehran to help he asserted he had “zero Masako Mori told report- before fleeing, he said: “You though he said he was used the briefers had no intelli- investigate the crash. chance” of a fair trial. ers Thursday morning in are going to die in Japan or to “mission impossible.”