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By Anne Marie Tobin basis,” said librarian Janice Alpert, who Seeking ITEM STAFF started the program three years ago and also founded the Helpdesk program to pro- LYNNFIELD — If you are a senior citi- vide technical assistance to the high school a better zen struggling with your electronic devic- community. “I was looking for a way to in- es, there is a better way to get the answers crease the use of the MakerSpace area in to your tech questions than waiting in line the community, so we came up with this at your favorite Apple Store. And it won’t idea and it has been extremely popular. We life cost you a dime. focus on speci c technology needs, sort of Once a month at Lynn eld High School, our version of the service you get at places By Steve Krause the members of the school’s Helpdesk like the Apple Store in that it’s one-on-one. ITEM STAFF team volunteer to work one-on-one with “People have a chance to learn about seniors in need of technical assistance. One of the sadder sto- technology, but even better is they are also From how to turn on a GPS to how to set forming multi-generational relationships, ries about immigration is up noti cations for an email account, to how often — and for how so it’s great for the kids and great for the getting the most out of a smartphone or seniors.” long — families have been tablet, no problem is too small or too large separated so that moms One of the Helpdesk volunteers working ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN for these whiz kids. the latest session on Nov. 12 was junior or dads could come to the “This is a great opportunity to have a Rita Calamari receives technical support United States to plant the fun and exciting experience on a monthly HELPDESK, A3 from Robert Higdo. seeds for a better life. They go to the United States, and leave wives and children behind in their nations of origin un- Rainy ride home til there’s enough money to send for them. Some- times, that process can take years. Today, we have one of those situations. A moth- er writes to Item Santa to ask for help to provide her son with a Christmas present. She is single, and is trying to work full time to make ends meet and so she can send it back to her family in Guatemala. “I came to the U.S. from Guatemala,” she wrote. “I try to send them as much money as I can, and sup- port them, which is very dif cult while trying to take care of myself and my son with a lot of bills.” Just recently, the wom- an was able to bring one of her sons into the United States. “He is 9,” she wrote.”I know that he will be going through a transition and is already trying to adjust. “I want to make this Christmas for him as nor- mal as can be.” It’s tempting to say this is a normal letter as we get during the holiday season as part of the Item San- ta drive. It highlights the struggles of people who live here right next to us. They live, as the late Sen. Hubert Humphrey used to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK say, in life’s shadows. Rain droplets collect on a car window as Nahant’s Johnson School Principal Kevin Andrews rides Perhaps you pass them his bike past King’s Beach in Swampscott, a ride he takes every day to and from school from his ITEM SANTA, A3 home in Beverly.

LOOK! Reform bill Ringo Starr, joins Tanglewood summer lineup. A8 Lynn eld AP Sports Swampscott football expansion yields gives more money punches ticket to Div. 5 Super Bowl. B1 • to local schools Therrien, Peabody mostly good results hope to end season on a high note. B1 By Thor Jourgensen By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF Local legislators are looking to Gov. Charlie Baker to LYNNFIELD — The Advanced Placement program sign Massachusetts’ biggest public school reform law Court upholds at Lynn eld High School has expanded to 15 AP cours- in a quarter century even as they pore through the es with the addition last year of European History and proposal to see how much money it will send to their Marblehead Mariner Studio Arts. Test scores in both of the new classes were communities. off the charts, with ve students averaging a score of “All schools will be getting money,” said Saugus state ve on the Studio Arts exam and eight students aver- Rep. Donald Wong, noting that the Student Opportu- housing decision aging 3.88 on the European History exam. nity Act (SOA) budgets $1.5 billion for public schools “Overall, I’m pretty happy with the range of the AP over seven years. By Thor Jourgensen scores and with the performances, especially on some Massachusetts legislators unanimously approved ITEM STAFF of the newer tests,” said Lynn eld High School princi- SOA this week with Massachusetts House Speaker pal Bob Cleary at a recent school committee meeting. Robert DeLeo’s spokeswoman highlighting the reform MARBLEHEAD — A Superior Court decision up- “I am excited that 114 of last year’s Lynn eld grad- bill’s major changes to public education. held the 2017 town zoning ruling giving the develop- uates took at least one AP test and I’m pretty happy “The Student Opportunity Act makes a lasting and er of the Mariner senior housing project permission with that and also happy with the fact that last year’s profound investment in the Massachusetts public ed- to move forward. class represented over 440 tests that have been taken ucation system and places a special emphasis on En- The decision by Justice C. William Barrett on Nov. over the last three years.” glish learners and districts serving our low-income 5 and subsequently led, states “the court nds that Cleary said that while the percentage of students who students,” Catherine Williams quoted DeLeo, with the there were more than suf cient facts to support the took three or more tests dipped slightly in 2019 to 75.5 speaker adding: (town Zoning Board of Appeals) 2017 Decision, and the percent, down from 80 percent in 2018, he was satis ed “We’re building on our ongoing efforts to support court will not disturb the ZBA’s decision on appeal.” overall performance was not adversely affected. our neediest students and to close opportunity gaps. In his ruling, Barrett concluded the board acted “We can raise the participation but that doesn’t I want to thank Chair (Alice Hanlon) Peisch for her within its scope of authority in 2017 in giving 263- guarantee a good score,” Cleary said. “But what we are leadership on this legislation, and Chair (Jason) Lew- 239 Pleasant St. LLC permission to build the 87-bed, seeing is we raised participation and we are consis- is for his hard work, and the conference committee 108-unit residential project. tently outperforming the national average and global especially Representatives (Paul) Tucker and (Kim- Developer Michael LaFayette in an email on Friday average.” berly) Ferguson. This was a collaboration among the said Pleasant Street is “extremely pleased with the Guidance department director Kathryn Moody said House and the Senate, and I appreciate Senate Pres- outcome.” that increasing the number of test takers brings with ident (Karen) Spilka’s partnership as we make this “We are very happy for the town’s residents who it a slew of logistical problems. historic investment.” showed their support over the last three years. I think “Having a lot of kids take the test can pose problems,” Building on a 2015 study commission’s recommenda- it speaks to the need for this type of senior housing she said. “The problem is that when the classes are so tions, SOA modernizes, according to a statement from based on the demographics and the vocal support we large, it is hard to nd space. We had to use the gym BILL, A3 MARINER, A3 A P, A3

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He was ASSOCIATED PRESS The place Urtula died the husband of the late Elaine was where You had earli- (Katsos) Antonakes with BOSTON — A former er threatened to kill her- whom he shared 63 years of Boston College student self, Grasso added. marriage. pleaded not guilty Friday A full accounting of the A graduate of Lynn Classi- in her rst court appear- couple’s more than 75,000 cal High School (1943) and ance on charges that she texts hasn’t been released, its class president, he began encouraged her boyfriend but You, through a public higher education at Bowdoin to take his own life in what relations rm, released College and then received an prosecutors described as messages this week that undergraduate degree from a toxic and abusive rela- suggest she tried to stop Tufts University. He then re- tionship. Urtula and was in con- ceived graduate degrees from Inyoung You, 21, pleaded tact with his brother in Boston University and New not guilty to involuntary the moments before his York University. He was a Ful- manslaughter in Suffolk death. bright Scholar at the Universi- County Superior Court PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “please baby i’m almost ty of Athens from 1963-1964, He served in the U.S. Ma- in Boston after prosecu- Inyoung You arrives for her arraignment at there please,” she wrote. and in 1996, he received an rine Corps during World War II, tors say she voluntarily “please don’t push me Suffolk Superior Court on Friday in Boston. honorary degree from Salem spent 17 months in the South returned to the U.S. from away PLEASE DON’T State University. For seven Paci c, and saw action in the South Korea, where she urged him multiple times through his smartphone’s LEAVE ME PLEASE.” years, he taught in the public battle of Okinawa. has been at least since the to “go kill yourself” and GPS. Urtula responds at one schools of Gloucester, Lynn, He is survived by his three charges were announced called him “worthless” in “The defendant became point: “this is goodbye for- and New York. On the college children, their spouses, and in October. a constant barrage of mes- physically, verbally, and ever. I love you. This isn’t level, he taught at the State nine grandchildren: Paula You, dressed in a white sages. psychologically abusive,” your fault it’s mine.” College in Jersey City, and in and George McMann of Tyler, sweater and black pants, Urtula died in Boston Grasso said. After Friday’s proceed- 1965 he was appointed pro- Texas and children, Alana and didn’t speak during the ings, You’s lawyer Steve fessor of comparative litera- Christopher Hoffman and Lau- on May 20, just minutes Urtula had no mental proceedings. She was tak- before his Boston College health problems prior to Kim dismissed the case as ture at Salem State University, ren McMann; Dean and Nina en into custody in hand- a “cheap pursuit of head- where he remained until his Antonakes of Pickering, Ontar- graduation. the relationship, Grasso cuffs after the judge set During You’s arraign- said, but in the months lines” that has wrongly retirement in 1992. He often io, Canada, and children, Mi- her bail at $5,000. She portrayed his client as a said he would gladly pay for ment, assistant prosecu- before his death had writ- chael and Demi; and Steven posted bail soon afterward “monster.” the privilege of teaching the tor Caitlin Grasso said ten in his journal that You and Suzanne Antonakes of and was released. You and Urtula were great writers. the two Boston College “attacks my self-worth.” Boxford, Massachusetts and You, who was born in “emotionally needy young At Salem State Universi- students had met through He also said he feared their children, Evan, Camer- South Korea and is a nat- adults” who both con- ty, he served as chair of the on, Charles, Nathaniel and the university’s Filipino leaving her because she uralized U.S. citizen, was student society. threatened to harm her- tributed to turning their English Department for eight Mia. Dr. Antonakes is the son also ordered to surrender But You, she said, be- self and blame him for it, relationship into a “toxic years, was an of cer of the of the late Anthony and Pota her passport and remain came upset after learning Grasso said. blend of need, anger, fear Faculty Senate, and served Anthonakes of Lynn. He is in Massachusetts. Her on Governor Michael Dukakis’ Urtula was still commu- “These text messages and love,” he said. the brother of Agnes Ricko of next court date is in Jan- nicating with an ex-girl- demonstrate the power “They lived their lives Committee on Public Edu- Lynn, and of the late George uary, and her case won’t cation. In retirement, he was friend. dynamic of the relation- entirely on the phone in a Anthonakes of Sommer- go to trial until November a volunteer lecturer with the Grasso read from some ship,” she said. The couple way that many of us who sworth, NH and the late John 2020. Explorers Lifelong Learning of the thousands messages discussed “how the defen- are older nd hard to be- Anthonakes of Duxbury, MA. Prosecutors say You You sent to Urtula, many dant owned Urtula, how lieve,” Kim said. Institute of Salem State Uni- Service information: His versity as well as a member and Alexander Urtula, laden with expletives and he was her slave, and how Prosecutor Rachael funeral will be held on Tues- 22, of Cedar Grove, N.J., sent in one-word bursts Mr. Urtula ceded his au- Rollins responded that of the Lynn Democratic City day, November 26 at 11:00 Committee. exchanged more than and capital letters. tonomy to the defendant,” You’s representatives AM in the SOLIMINE FUNER- 75,000 texts in the last She also detailed how Grasso said. are trying to “change the A member of Actors’ Equity, AL HOME, 67 Ocean Street, he worked in many produc- two months of their tur- You, who withdrew from The two had been to- narrative” around her (Rte. 1A) Lynn. Visiting hours bulent, 18-month relation- the university over the gether the morning he “egregious and reckless tions as an actor/playwright are on Monday from 4:00 in professional and commu- ship, with You sending the summer, forced Urtula to died, and You knew near- behavior.” to 7:00 PM. Relatives and majority of them. block his friends on so- ly an hour before Urtula’s Urtula’s relatives said nity theater. His plays were friends are respectfully in- produced in Salem, Boston, They say You isolated cial media and regularly death exactly where he they are devastated by his vited. Burial will be private. Urtula from his friends, monitored his location was and didn’t call police death. New York, New Haven, and Donations in his memory San Francisco. He was also may be sent to the Explorers an interpreter and translator Lifelong Learning Institute of the works of Nikos Ka- of Salem State University, zantzakis, the author of Zorba Commission: Galvin bene ted 10 Federal Street, Suite 10, the Greek. His doctoral study Salem, MA 01970. Direc- was on Kazantzakis’ inter- tions and guestbook at www. pretation of the Christ gure and reactions to his views in solimine.com. politically from signs, booklet Greece, France, England, and the United States. He is the By Steve LeBlanc violated the state’s con ict come of the 2018 election words “Secretary of the translator, along with Thana- ASSOCIATED PRESS of interest law. was untrue.” Commonwealth.” sis Maskaleris, of Kazantzakis’ Galvin, the chief elec- The commission noted “The idea that somehow Russia: A Chronicle of Three BOSTON — The State tions of cial for Massa- that the words “Secretary these signs which were Ethics Commission has Journeys in the Aftermath of chusetts, said the commis- Galvin’s Of ce” appeared directional were somehow found Democratic Secre- the Revolution, which received sion is relying on what he a dozen times on one page a political sign is absurd,” tary of the Commonwealth a Translation Award from Co- called a “novel and in my in the booklet. The same Galvin said, noting that William Galvin bene ted lumbia University. view somewhat twisted in- page also included exam- by law his name and title politically from early vot- terpretation of the law” to ples of how the securities must appear on the top of ing signs and voter infor- reach its conclusion. division had helped vic- mation booklets created every ballot. He said the information tims of investment fraud He was not ned. Instead by this of ce. under the heading “If you in the voter information the commission issued a Read the iTem on your iPhone The commission said in booklet that included his have been the victim of in- public letter explaining its a letter Friday the 2018 name was cut and pasted vestment fraud, Secretary ndings. signs and booklets prom- from the 2016 voter book- Galvin’s of ce might be inently featured Galvin’s let to ll an empty space. able to help.” The state’s con ict of in- name, providing him with Galvin was not up for elec- Galvin said the signs terest law prohibits pub- free publicity during his tion in 2016. referred to by the Ethics lic employees from using reelection bid. “I had no involvement Commission were request- their of cial positions The commission said the in it,” Galvin said of the ed by local elections of - to obtain valuable bene- bene ts to Galvin from the decision to include the cials to help direct voters ts that are not properly inclusion of his name on information that high- to polling locations. He available to them. the signs and the free pub- lighted the work of se- said his name was small. Galvin easily defeat- licity in the information curities division of his The commission said the ed Republican Anthony booklet were unwarranted office. “The idea that bottom fth of the signs Amore and Green-Rain- and there was “reasonable somehow that was con- included Galvin’s full bow candidate Juan San- cause” to believe Galvin trived to effect the out- name directly above the chez to win reelection. Seminary probe nds inappropriate conduct, but found no criminality

BOSTON (AP) — An said in social media posts tigators found that sem- for the formation of men investigation into allega- that St. John’s Seminary inary leaders’ con icting discerning the vocation tions of sexual misconduct in the city’s Brighton responses to the incident of a life of service to the and excessive alcohol use neighborhood tolerated il- were distressing to the church.” at a seminary run by the licit sexual behavior and seminarians. It also found O’Malley said he’ll share Roman Catholic Archdi- excessive drinking. a report of seminarians the recommendations ocese of Boston did nd “The seminary is not a “cuddling” in a common with the archdiocese’s two some “inappropriate” sex- den of sexual misconduct area. other seminaries. ual conduct but no evi- fueled by excessive drink- Cardinal Sean O’Mal- O’Malley is Pope Fran- dence of criminal behavior ing,” the report on the ley said in the statement cis’ top adviser on sex or sexual activity between investigation says. “In- that many of the recom- abuse. Boston was the seminarians and faculty stead, our investigation mendations in the nal epicenter of the priest members, the archdiocese disclosed only isolated in- report have already been abuse scandal. announced Friday. cidents of sexual conduct implemented, including Former U.S. Attorney The investigation was and alcohol use that are those involving the in- Donald Stern led the in- launched in August 2018 inappropriate in a sem- troduction of spending vestigation of the semi- when two seminarians inary setting. However, controls and policies on nary. most of the factual asser- alcohol use. The seminary IN MEMORIAM tions in the social media referred questions about BARBARA A. GIGUERE postings were largely con- the report to the archdi- 781-593-7700 2018 ~ NOVEMBER 24 ~ 2019 rmed.” ocese. Publishing Daily, except Sundays Download the Itemlive App today The archdiocese said the “The inquiry has pre- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 investigation also found sented issues that re- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Scan with your camera inadequate and some- quire remedial action and additional of ces. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item times absent leadership and oversight for ongoing Subscriptions and oversight, which con- compliance,” O’Malley Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States tributed to a lack of robust said. “I am con dent that $20.00 for 4 weeks nancial controls and a the facts brought forth $65.00 for 13 weeks $130.00 for 26 weeks low tolerance for dissent- by this report and the ac- $260.00 for 1 year ing views. tions being taken to ad- Send payment to and POSTMASTER, The report described a dress those issues unite send address changes to: Lovingly remembered and missed “sexting incident” in 2015, us in the commitment The Daily Item 110 Munroe St. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 by her family, Jim. Sr., Jim, Mary, where at least six semi- to ensure that St. John’s P.O. Box 5 to start your Keith, Stacey, Eric, Allie, Nate, narians received separate Seminary maintains a daily subscription. Molly, and Shilah Lynn, MA 01903 anonymous texts. Inves- standard of excellence SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Reform bill gives more Seeking a better life

ITEM SANTA something for that 9-year- contributions acknowl- money to local schools From A1 old boy so that he can go edged, just click on the fol- through winter at least lowing link: https://www. during the day on your with life’s necessities. itemlive.com/itemsanta. BILL based on the share of es towns and cities for a walk to the of ce. Maybe “I would appreciate any All donations are list- From A1 low-income students in portion of school building this woman gives you your help,” the woman wrote. ed in Item print editions each district. costs. cup of coffee in the morn- And so would Item Santa. through the month of De- DeLeo’s of ce, the kinder- SOA also ensures dis- In addition to new fund- ing, or waits on your table Now in its 53rd year, the cember and into 2020, garten through grade 12 tricts educating the larg- ing and other supports, if you go to breakfast. Item Santa fund helps to along with a brief message education funding and pol- est percentage of low-in- SOA calls on school dis- She is among the work- make Christmas brighter from each donor, if desired. icy landscape in four areas: ing poor — a segment of for the needy. To donate, NOTE: The application come students receive tricts to develop and make *Estimates school dis- the population that grows clip the coupon in The period for aid from Item an additional increment publicly available plans tricts’ employee and re- equal to 100 percent of the exponentially every year. Item and mail it, along Santa has closed and The tiree health care costs for closing opportunity Your contribution to the with your check, to The Item does not process ap- base foundation. gaps. using up-to-date health The reforms commit Item Santa Fund — how- Item Salvation Army San- plicants. All questions insurance trend data col- “I hope the governor ever slight you think it is ta, PO Box 5, Lynn, MA about the program and to fully funding charter signs it quickly,” said state lected by the state’s Group school tuition reimburse- — will help her, and hun- 01903. distribution of gifts should Insurance Commission Sen. Brendan Crighton, ment, which provides dreds of others in the Lynn There is also a way to do- be directed to Salvation (GIC). adding, “We’ve supported area, to be able to afford nate online, and have your Army at 781-598-0673. transitional aid to help *Increases special ed- these reforms for quite districts when students ucation enrollment and some time. These are real- leave to attend charter cost assumptions to more ly transformative changes accurately re ect district schools, within a three- Lynn eld AP expansion year timetable. to help all students meet enrollment. their needs.” *Increases funding for It raises the annual cap on Massachusetts These plans will include English learners (EL) and speci c goals and metrics differentiates funding by School Building Author- yields mostly good results to track success. The bill grade level to re ect the ity (MSBA) spending for includes language, to en- greater resources required construction and renova- AP scores (for the most part) from 36 to 28. Students sure that plans consider to educate our older EL tion by $200 million (from From A1 and English Language/ must average a minimum of students. $600 million to $800 mil- input from school commit- Composition was the 3.25 and a score of three or *Addresses the needs of lion), enabling more school tees and other stakehold- last year in at least one in- third most popular. The more on four tests to qualify. districts educating high building projects across ers. stance and, even with that, 51 students who took that The number of AP Schol- concentrations of low-in- the state to be accepted Thor Jourgensen can be you still have kids four exam averaged 3.59, down ars with Distinction was come students by provid- into the MSBA funding reached at tjourgensen@ feet apart trying to take a slightly from the 2018 av- unchanged from last year ing additional funding pipeline, which reimburs- itemlive.com. three-hour exam.” erage of 3.70. with 23 students posting an Psychology was by far The only two classes with average of 3.5 and a score of the most popular AP class improved scores from 2018 three or more on ve tests. with 95 students taking were Physics and Chemistry. Lynn eld students con- Court upholds Marblehead the test in 2019 and 96 Twenty-one students tinued to be strong in one of taking the test in 2018. took the Physics exam and the highest AP recognition The average score dipped posted an average of 4.10, levels with six students re- Mariner housing decision to 3.00 last year, down an impressive increase over ceiving AP National Schol- from 3.16 in 2018. the 2018 mark of 3.29 when ars honors reserved for Fifty-three students 17 students took the test. students who score four or MARINER veloper. can accommodate 10 or took U.S. History with the In Chemistry, 22 students more in eight tests. From A1 But Barrett, in his rul- more residential dwelling average score being 3.40, posted an average score of “That shows the caliber ing, found evidence sub- units allowed as a matter down from 3.91 in 2018. 2.82, up slightly from the of students we have,” said received,” stated LaFay- mitted at trial demon- of right and complies with Cleary said he is not con- mark of 2.80 established by Cleary. “When you look at ette. strated the 2017 decision the minimum dimensional cerned that some scores 35 students in 2018. the number of students Abutters unhappy with was “based on legally ten- requirements.” were lower than the year Lynn eld had 78 AP who are recognized as AP board ruling argued the able grounds, and is not The judge also ruled the before. Scholars last year, com- scholars it is an indication Mariner site was too unreasonable, whimsical, board’s decision also com- “We try not to compare pared to 75 the year be- of our continued excel- small to accommodate or arbitrary and capri- plied with town bylaws scores to the previous year fore. Students must score lence with these assess- the project. They chal- cious.” as it is a different group of three or more on three ments,” he said. regarding parking, open lenged Pleasant St. LLC’s He ruled that a town by- kids. I am pleased because tests to qualify. Anne Marie Tobin can be plans in state Land Court law authorized the zoning space and neighborhood our scores continue to out- The number of AP Schol- reached at atobin@item- and appealed to Supe- board to issue a special de nitions. pace state and national ars with Honors dipped live.com. rior Court following the permit for an assisted liv- Thor Jourgensen can be board’s December, 2017 ing facility “on a parcel of reached at tjourgensen@ ruling in favor of the de- land, in any district, which itemlive.com. Lynn eld High’s seniors’ Help make a child’s Helpdesk mutually bene cial Christmas wish

HELPDESK “These young men know is such a good life skill to everything about any- have.” come true! From A1 thing you plug in,” said Alpert said she is plan- Emily Goguen, who Calamari.”They were in- ning another program joined the Helpdesk team credible and we even ex- survey. as a sophomore. changed numbers after “I won’t be at all sur- “I didn’t know much Robert said to call him prised if the response is about technology when anytime whenever I need- that, for both kids and Please donate I rst started, but my ed help. I’m so lucky be- seniors, that their favor- knowledge has really cause as a freshman, he to help make ite part of this program is grown,” she said. “But it’s will be here forever.” having a chance to interact the holidays much more than just help- Alpert said one of the with each other and build ing people, it’s so much regular participants is happy for 53 years of making about meeting new people. Frank Walsh. meaningful relationships,” children in need. holiday wishes come true Together, we teach each “I come whenever I can she said. “All you have to other, which is great be- because these kids give do is look around the room cause everything revolves us the answers to what and all you will see are The Item Salvation Army Santa Fund kids and adults smiling around technology today.” we want to know,” he said. is in its 53rd year of providing Rita Calamari had two “But I also feel that the and having a great time.” helpers at her disposal, bene ts are mutual as Anne Marie Tobin can be gifts and coats to children freshmen Robert Higdon we are giving these kids a reached at atobin@item- in need at Christmas time. and Colin McCormack. chance to interact, which live.com.

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Your generosity is very much appreciated Report: Child neglect shooting in Georgia has Mexico, Ayanna Pressley in group homes in been apprehended in and Katie Porter as her Massachusetts. campaign co-chairs. Donate online at itemsanta.org Massachusetts rises A spokesman for the Warren made the Massachusetts State announcement Friday BOSTON (AP) — A new Police says 34-year- on social media with a report says incidents of old Harrison Joseph video of the congress- child neglect in group Ogbunize was taken women at her campaign homes in Massachusetts into custody without rallies. Yes! I want to help have increased by 55 per- incident at a Spring eld Haaland of Albuquerque, cent in the past year. apartment on Thursday make a child’s The report from the N.M., is one of the rst morning. He is charged Native American women Christmas wish come true! state’s Child Advocate’s with being a fugitive Item Santa of ce says that at least elected to the U.S. House. from justice. Pressley was elected to Name(s) 184 children were ne- Ogbunize is want- glected in group homes her Boston-area seat after ed in connection with defeating a Democratic during the last scal year. the shooting death of incumbent in a primary Street More than 10 percent 32-year-old Robert Levy last year. She is the rst of the children were 11 Jr. in Atlanta in Febru- City State Zip black woman elected to years old or younger. ary. Congress from Massachu- Child Advocate Maria State police say he is Enclosed is: $ Mossaides tells The Bos- the second suspect in the setts. ton Globe that the term homicide to be captured Porter represents a dis- Make check payable to: Item Santa “neglect” applies to a wide in Spring eld. trict south of Los Angeles. range of cases including Ogbunize will be held It was not immediate- Please acknowledge our gift as: situations when children in Massachusetts as ly clear what role the didn’t receive necessary a fugitive pending an co-chairs will play in the Name(s) above Anonymous campaign. medical care. extradition hearing that Other Mossaides’ of ce says will determine when he — Associated Press ve group homes had is returned to Georgia to three or more reports stand trial. It could not be LAW OFFICES OF Clip and mail to: of abuse or neglect. The determined if he had an JAMES J. CARRIGAN The Item Salvation Army Santa of ce found that many of attorney. • Social Security Disability P.O. Box 5, Lynn, MA 01903 Thank you! those homes had trou- • Workers Compensation ble with recruiting and Warren taps US Rep. Deb • Accidents retaining staff. Haaland, 2 others 25 years located across from Lynn District Court Suspect in Atlanta homicide as ‘co-chairs’ 15 Johnson St. 781-596-0100 Catch up with your captured in Massachusetts Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN favorite team SPRINGFIELD (AP) has named U.S. Reps. LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL — A suspect in a fatal Deb Haaland of New www.jamescarriganlaw.com in Item Sports! [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019 OPINION ESTELLA DIAZ AND VICKASH MOHANKA EDITORIAL HOW TO REACH US Environmental justice can start in Lynn

Move quickly Residents of Lynn means dirtier air, longer protection and involve- know too well what it’s commutes, higher bills ment in decisions that on FAA safety reforms like when the Lynnway and worse health out- shape residents’ lives 110 Munroe St. floods — a wall of water comes. Lynn residents and wellbeing, should P.O. Box 5 dividing each side and echoed these same bur- receive critical attention Lynn, MA 01903 Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration making the road nearly dens, with one resident in the legislature this Customer Service appear to be making significant progress on 737 impassable. For an hour- speaking about having to session. Codifying envi- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. MAX safety. But much work remains to improve ly worker who is late to skip meals in order to pay ronmental justice would Connecting federal policy guiding aircraft certification. their job, for a patient for high utility costs that ensure that no admin- All Departments: Shortcomings were revealed, and troubling sometimes reached over istration can abandon seeking medical care, 781-593-7700 questions about Boeing raised, as the press, tech- this climate vulnerabili- $6,000 per year. critical commitments to nical experts and Congress examined system ty is more than an incon- In order to give all res- promote equality. Ext. 2 flaws leading up to crashes of 737 MAX planes in venience. idents of the Common- Here in Lynn, we can Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Ethiopia and Indonesia, killing 346 people. Action on climate is wealth equal opportu- advance environmental classi [email protected] Congress must hold the FAA accountable and urgently needed. By pro- nity to thrive, we need justice by thinking be- move quickly to improve its governing legislation. Subscriptions moting climate resiliency our state to prioritize yond just parts per mil- [email protected] The FAA must also be transparent and expedi- and ensuring econom- environmental justice lion or storm barriers. tious as it improves the certification process. The ic development brings (EJ) and act on commit- Climate change threat- Circulation urgency of this work will not be reduced after the prosperity to those who ments it has left by the ens to displace residents [email protected] 737 MAX returns to service, expected early next are living here today, wayside. of waterfront communi- Ext. 3 year. we can reverse histor- Although the state has ties. Yet displacement is Newsroom Changes are needed, and not just for safety. ic harms and secure the had an environmental already happening due [email protected] They’re necessary to restore the credibility of the wellbeing of all residents. justice policy since 2002, to the housing crisis and [email protected] U.S. regulatory system, which must be trusted We also need to ensure it has never been fully stagnant wages. In order Ext. 4 globally as providing a reliable seal of approval on our Commonwealth is a implemented and critical to ensure prosperity for strong partner by enact- staff roles have gone un- all, local residents are Sports U.S.-built airplanes and other products. [email protected] That reputation is seriously tarnished by reve- ing strong environmental filled. Worse, Massachu- fighting for affordable lations that the FAA relinquished too much prod- justice laws that protect setts has completely failed housing through mea- Ext. 5 uct-certification authority to manufacturers. and involve Lynn resi- to uphold key commit- sures such as an inclu- Retail and Online The agency must explain publicly how it’s imple- dents in environmental ments to weave environ- sionary zoning ordinance Advertising menting safety recommendations of the National decisions. mental justice through all to ensure residents can [email protected] stay in place. Transportation Safety Board and an internation- Today, environmental decisions, ensuring action ADVERTISING al technical review panel convened in June. justice (EJ) communities on transportation, energy, Let’s not forget that when residents are Ernie Carpenter Jr. U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell and U.S. Rep. Rick like Lynn bear greater agriculture and all oth- environmental burdens er issues protect, involve, forced to leave their Director of Advertising Larsen, both Washington state Democrats, are and Business Development, ext. 1355 such as high rates of tox- and invest in EJ commu- homes and move far- pressing for hearings with the FAA, potentially [email protected] ic pollution.When Neigh- nities. ther afield, longer trips in December. Cantwell is seeking legislation man- bor to Neighbor surveyed The state has failed to work and more time Ralph Mitchell dating the NTSB recommendations, including Sales Representative, ext. 1313 over 170 households, to hire an environmen- stuck in traffic means [email protected] better analysis of how pilots may respond to unex- canvassing door-to-door, tal justice director, even more pollution, higher pected events when operating complex integrated issues of resiliency rose though funding was spe- rates of asthma and a Patricia Whalen systems. cifically set aside in the hotter atmosphere. Con- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 to the top for community [email protected] As vehicles are increasingly automated and members. Flash flooding, budget for that purpose. versely, when we fight computerized, regulators must incorporate the exacerbated by climate As recently as February, for a clean environment, BUSINESS OFFICE latest knowledge of how people interact with, and change, impacts residents Governor Baker’s admin- we reduce healthcare Maria Alvaracin may be overwhelmed by, the flurry of information so significantly that over istration missed a dead- costs and get workers to ext. 1205 generated when things go wrong. 111 community members line to report of the im- their jobs on time. [email protected] Cantwell is proposing a research center to ad- identified flooding as an pacts of climate change Communities like Lynn Susan J. Conti vance this work. Seattle would be an ideal place, issue that affects their on communities of col- have waited long enough Controller, ext. 1288 given its concentration of expertise in software, daily lives. or. A recent report card for environmental justice. [email protected] aerospace and human-centered design and engi- Across the state, these gave Governor Baker In Lynn and across Mas- Ted Grant neering. burdens fall hardest on an “F” on environmental sachusetts, let’s make EJ Publisher, ext. 1234 The FAA may need additional funding, but low-income residents and justice. the law! [email protected] money alone isn’t the answer. Policy and process people of color. At the Due to this recurring Estrella Diaz is a politi- Marian Kinney improvements are also needed. A House investi- same time, EJ neighbor- failure to secure envi- cal organizer with Neigh- ext. 1212 gation recently found that FAA experts identified hoods have less access to ronmental justice, legis- bor to Neighbor [email protected] Vickash Mohanka is concerns about the safety of 737 cable placement open space, clean energy lation has been filed to Will Kraft and 787 lightning protection, but were overruled and sustainable trans- force state action. These Clean Energy organizer Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 by their managers. portation. Together, this bills, which provide equal with Clean Water Action [email protected] Legislative changes are needed to control how Mike Shanahan much leeway the FAA has to delegate oversight TERRI GERSTEIN Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 to companies it’s regulating. While this delegation [email protected] is a longstanding practice, in place as the avia- Carolina Trujillo tion industry greatly improved safety in recent Don’t suppress votes of new citizens Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 decades, reporting by the Seattle Times’ Dominic [email protected] Gates revealed how it has evolved to give manu- Voter suppression is an in recent years, with 64,257 citizenship appli- Jim Wilson facturers more authority. This creates a vulnera- old story that comes in the nationwide amount cations pending in Flori- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 bility when manufacturers are overly influenced many incarnations. Usual- of pending naturaliza- da and 8,294 in Michigan. [email protected] by cost concerns and rushed, as Boeing manage- ly, the culprits are states, tion applications total- In a close 2020 election, CIRCULATION ment apparently was with the 737 MAX. which restrict ballot ac- ing nearly 700,000 as of extreme naturalization Lisa Mahmoud “You look at all of the data points and it points cess or gerrymander dis- June — more than the delays could impact the Manager, ext. 1239 very clearly at the need to pull back some of this tricts. populations of Wyoming outcome. [email protected] authority,” said Larsen, an Everett Democrat But a new kind of voter or Vermont. The govern- While 82 House Dem- CLASSIFIED chairing the House subcommittee on aviation. suppression is being per- ment’s efficiency in han- ocrats signed a letter Boeing is rightly overhauling its practices to petrated by the federal dling the backlog is at its to the Government Ac- Abbe Young Smith prevent financial considerations from overriding government and flying lowest level in a decade, Manager, ext. 1276 countability Office and [email protected] safety concerns. But it’s unclear whether it has largely under the radar: and in some places, the the House held a hearing gone far enough to restore its past culture, in a multifaceted effort to estimated wait exceeds on the overall immigra- GRAPHICS prevent legal immigrants two years. which quality was paramount over shareholder tion backlog, there has Trevor Andreozzi value. from becoming citizens in The government has been little focus specif- Designer time to vote. pledged faster process- Regardless of how fast Congress moves, the FAA ically on the voter sup- [email protected] This is not about immi- ing, but its refusal even must explain how it’s addressing weaknesses in pression impact, aside Mark Sutherland gration, which concerns to provide data about the the certification process that the 737 MAX trage- from a report by the Na- Creative Director who is permitted to enter problem belies this prom- dies revealed. [email protected] the country. Rather, it’s ise. Last fall, a coalition tional Partnership for Aviation analyst Scott Hamilton said there’s an about naturalization, the of organizations sued to New Americans. NEWSROOM opportunity to demonstrate improvements with process through which le- get backlog-related docu- The current adminis- Mike Alongi the new 777X that’s being manufactured in Ev- gal permanent residents ments; court filings show tration is surely aware of Sports Reporter ext. 1228 erett. become citizens. little disclosure by the its unpopularity among [email protected] Certification work on the 777X has started but Most people, regardless government since then. newly naturalized voters; Bill Brotherton the process may take until late 2021 to complete. of political persuasion, In the shooting-our- a Univision News poll Features Editor ext. 1338 Then there’s the long-awaited 797 that Boeing express support for those selves-in-the-foot catego- showed 78 percent disap- [email protected] has yet to confirm. who have entered the ry, the administration has proval of Trump’s perfor- Elyse Carmosino Congress and the FAA must immediately re- country legally with the created naturalization mance among Hispanics. Reporter, ext. 1264 form the certification process to maximize safety goal of becoming citizens. barriers even for immi- Delaying citizenship to [email protected] as aerospace and automation continue their rapid “I don’t think any Amer- grants serving our coun- potential new voters is an Gayla Cawley advance. ican can fail to be moved try. In 2017, the Depart- effective way to depress Reporter, ext. 1236 Editorial from the Seattle Times Editorial Board by a moment like this,” ment of Defense made it turnout. [email protected] remarked Vice President harder for service mem- State and local leaders Cheryl Charles Mike Pence earlier this bers to gain citizenship should shine a light on News Editor, ext. 1278 fall at a White House nat- through a program of- backlogs affecting their [email protected] uralization ceremony. He fering a citizenship fast constituents. Congress Olivia Falcigno lauded the new citizens’ track to immigrant re- should scrutinize nat- Photographer, ext.1224 cruits with needed skills. [email protected] E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS “determination to join the uralization delays and President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill American family.” Last year, the military their potential impact M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Spenser Hasak Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Yet the Trump adminis- discharged dozens of re- on voter rolls. The public Photographer, ext. 1332 Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ tration has quietly made cruits enlisted under the should seek answers to [email protected] Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall it harder for eligible im- program. Monica Connell Healey all of this, as well as sub- Thor Jourgensen W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ The administration even Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton migrants to become citi- mit comments opposing Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan zens. opened an office focused the application cost hike. [email protected] Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman On Nov. 14, the U.S. Cit- on stripping naturalized All of us should demand Daniel Kane izenship and Immigration citizens of their citizen- that our aspiring broth- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 PUBLISHERS Services proposed hiking ship. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ers and sisters be given [email protected] Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 the application fee for Blocking or delaying the chance, without de- Steve Krause Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 most people from $640 people from becoming cit- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 lay, to join the American Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 to $1,170 and eliminat- izens affects their lives in [email protected] Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 ing a reduced-cost option countless ways, including family. Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 for lower wage earners; depriving them of the abil- Terri Gerstein is the di- Harold Rivera Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 rector of the state and local Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 they’ve also made it hard- ity to vote. [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 er for very low-income Could the chokehold on enforcement project at the John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 applicants to obtain fee naturalization be deci- Harvard Labor and Work- Anne Marie Tobin life Program. This column Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 waivers. sive next year? In 2016, [email protected] Meanwhile, the admin- around 8 percent of voters was produced for the Pro- istration has been pro- were naturalized citizens. gressive Media Project, Ryan York President Trump won which is run by The Pro- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 cessing applications at [email protected] a snail’s pace, creating Florida by 112,911 votes gressive magazine and a tremendous backlog. and Michigan by 10,704. distributed by Tribune TECHNOLOGY The wait has doubled As of June, there were News Service. 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] SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Mystery grows over White House’s hold on Lebanon aid By Matthew Lee for the Lebanese Armed AP DIPLOMATIC WRITER Forces has languished for months, awaiting approval WASHINGTON — The from the Office of Manage- Trump administration is ment and Budget despite withholding more than congressional approval, an $100 million in U.S. mil- early September notifica- itary assistance to Leb- tion to lawmakers that it anon that has been ap- would be spent and over- proved by Congress and whelming support for it FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS is favored by his national from the Pentagon, State Carter Page speaks with reporters on Capitol security team, an asser- Department and National Hill in Washington. tion of executive control of foreign aid that is similar Security Council. to the delay in support for As with the Ukraine FBI lawyer suspected Ukraine at the center of assistance, OMB has not the impeachment inquiry. explained the reason for Secretary of State Mike the delay. However, un- to have altered Russia Pompeo on Friday con- like Ukraine, there is no gratulated Lebanon as the suggestion that President document in probe country marked its inde- Donald Trump is seeking pendence day but made no “a favor” from Lebanon to former Trump campaign mention of the hold-up in release it, according to five By Eric Tucker and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Deb Riechmann adviser Carter Page. aid that State Department officials familiar with the ASSOCIATED PRESS “This was spying on my and Pentagon officials Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, matter. campaign — something have complained about for center, arrives to attend a military parade at The mystery has only WASHINGTON — An that has never been done weeks. the Lebanese Defense Ministry, in Yarzeh near added to the consterna- FBI lawyer is suspected in the history of our coun- It came up in impeach- Beirut, Lebanon, Friday. tion of the national secu- of altering a document re- try,” Trump told “Fox & ment testimony by David rity community, which be- lated to surveillance of a Friends” on Friday. “They Hale, the No. 3 official in as the administration vestigators. lieves the assistance that former Trump campaign tried to overthrow the the State Department, ac- would neither release the The White House and pays for American-made adviser, a person familiar presidency.” cording to the transcript aid nor provide an expla- the Office of Management military equipment for with the situation said The allegation against of the closed-door hearing nation for the hold. and Budget have declined the Lebanese army is es- Friday. the lawyer was first re- released this week. He de- “People started asking: to comment on the matter. sential, particularly as President Donald Trump, ported by CNN. The Wash- scribed growing conster- What’s the problem?” Hale The $105 million in For- Lebanon reels in financial who has long attacked as a ington Post subsequently nation among diplomats told the impeachment in- eign Military Funding chaos and mass protests. “hoax” and a “witch hunt” the FBI’s investigation into reported that the conduct ties between Russia and of the FBI employee didn’t his 2016 presidential cam- alter Horowitz’s finding that the surveillance ap- Federal addiction treatment paign, immediately touted news reports about the al- plication of Page had a legations to assert that the proper legal and factual FBI had tried to “overthrow basis, an official told the dollars off-limits for marijuana the presidency.” Post, which said the law- The allegation is part yer was forced out. A person familiar with By Carla K. Johnson of a Justice Department AP MEDICAL WRITER inspector general investi- the case who was not au- gation into the early days thorized to discuss the The U.S. government of the FBI’s Russia probe, matter by name and spoke is barring federal dollars Heather Ran- which was ultimately tak- to AP only on the condition meant for opioid addiction dazzo, a grow en over by special counsel of anonymity confirmed treatment to be used on employee at Robert Mueller and re- the allegation. Spokespeo- medical marijuana. Compassion- sulted in charges against ple for the FBI and the in- The move is aimed at ate Care Foun- six Trump associates and spector general declined to states that allow marijua- dation’s medi- more than two dozen Rus- comment Friday. na for medical uses, par- cal marijuana sians accused of inter- The FBI obtained a se- ticularly those letting pa- dispensary, fering in the election. In- cret surveillance warrant tients with opioid addiction trims leaves spector General Michael in 2016 to monitor the use pot as a treatment, said off marijuana Horowitz is expected to re- communications of Page, Dr. Elinore McCance-Katz, plants in the lease his report on Dec. 9. who was never charged in whose federal agency doles company’s the Russia investigation Witnesses in the last two out money to states for grow house in or accused of wrongdoing. weeks have been invited treatment programs. Egg Harbor The warrant, which was “There’s zero evidence for in to see draft sections of Township, N.J. that document. renewed several times that,” McCance-Katz said. and approved by different The release of the inspec- “We felt that it was time FILE PHOTO | tor general report is like- judges in 2016 and ear- to make it clear we did not ASSOCIATED PRESS ly to revive debate about ly 2017, has been one of want individuals receiving the investigation that has the most contentious ele- funds for treatment ser- purposes. About a dozen and Mental Health Ser- It does not apply to shadowed Trump’s presi- ments of the Russia probe vices to be exposed to mar- allow recreational use, too. vices Administration. grants from other federal and was the subject of ijuana and somehow given dency since the beginning. The new restriction ap- Last week, federal of- agencies for research on It is centered in part on the dueling memos last year the impression that it’s a plies to the federal gov- ficials held a phone call medical marijuana. FBI’s use of a secret sur- issued by Democrats and treatment.” ernment’s two main grant with state officials to spell Addiction treatment pro- veillance warrant to mon- Republicans on the House It’s the latest example of itor the communications of Intelligence Committee. the legal standoff between programs for opioid treat- out the restriction: Grant grams must document their federal and state govern- ment and an older grant money can’t be used to efforts to urge patients to ments on marijuana. While program that supports directly or indirectly stop if they are currently Boy Scouts mortgage cannabis is considered an state efforts to treat al- buy marijuana or permit using marijuana for mental illegal drug by federal of- coholism and drug addic- treatment with pot. The health disorders or addic- ficials, 33 states allow pa- tion. The rule affects bil- rule also applies to using tion, or the programs risk vast New Mexico tients, with a doctor’s ap- lions of dollars from the marijuana to treat mental losing federal money, Mc- ranch as collateral proval, to use it for medical federal Substance Abuse health disorders. Cance-Katz said. By David Crary how sorry I am to be the AP NATIONAL WRITER one to break this news to Stainless steel and broken you,” Stinnett wrote. “The The Boy Scouts of Amer- first point of the Scout Law ica has mortgaged one of is ‘A Scout is trustworthy.’ the most spectacular prop- I am distressed beyond glass, Tesla makes a pickup erties it owns, the vast words at learning that our Philmont Scout Ranch in leaders apparently have New Mexico, to help secure not been.” a line of credit as the finan- “But I am even more dis- cially strapped organiza- tressed to learn that Waite tion faces a growing wave Phillips’ magnificent gift of new sex-abuse lawsuits. has now been put at risk,” The BSA said Friday Stinnett added. that it has no plans to sell Phillips was a successful the property, and that the oilman who used some of land is being used as col- his fortune to develop a lateral to help meet finan- huge ranch in northeast- cial needs that include ris- ern New Mexico. In 1938, ing insurance costs related and again in 1941, he to sex-abuse litigation. donated two large tracts However, the move of the ranch to the Boy dismayed a member of Scouts. Philmont’s oversight com- Since the first Boy Scout mittee, who says it vio- camp opened there in lates agreements made 1939, more than 1 million when the land was donat- Scouts and other adven- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed in 1938. The BSA dis- turers have camped and puted his assertion. hiked on the property, Tesla CEO Elon Musk introduces the Cybertruck at Tesla’s design studio in Hawthorne, Calif. Top BSA officials signed which now covers more the document in March, than 140,000 acres. One By Rachel Lerman just after CEO Elon “Oh my ... God,” Musk panning its looks. The but members of the Philm- of its many trails leads to and Cathy Bussewitz Musk bragged about the said, uttering an exple- truck, a stainless-steel cov- ont Ranch Committee the 12,441-foot summit of ASSOCIATED PRESS strength of “Tesla Armor tive. “Maybe that was a ered triangle, resembles only recently learned of Baldy Mountain. Glass” on the wedge- little too hard.” the much derided Pontiac the development, accord- In a statement provided The much-hyped unveil- shaped “Cybertruck.” They tried it a second Aztek SUV sold by General ing to committee member to The Associated Press, ing of Tesla’s electric pickup On a Los Angeles-area time on the left passen- Motors in the early 2000s. Mark Stinnett. the Boy Scouts said pro- truck went off script Thurs- stage with Musk, Tesla ger window, which spi- Investors apparently In a memo sent to his gramming and operations day night when supposedly design chief Franz von der-cracked again. didn’t like the stunts or the fellow members, Stinnett at Philmont “continue un- unbreakable window glass Holzhausen hurled a soft- Musk recovered with truck’s futuristic design, — a Colorado-based law- interrupted, and we are splintered twice when hit ball-sized metal ball at the a one-liner: “At least it which is aimed at getting yer — decried the finan- committed to ensuring with a large metal ball. driver’s side window to didn’t go through. That’s a a foothold in the most prof- cial maneuver and the that the property will con- The failed stunt, which demonstrate the strength plus side.” itable part of the U.S. auto lack of consultation with tinue to serve and benefit ranks high on the list of of the glass, which Musk The failure overshad- market. Tesla shares fell the committee. the Scouting community embarrassing auto in- called “Transparent Metal owed the truck’s slick un- almost 6 percent in midday “I cannot begin to tell you for years to come. “ dustry rollouts, came Glass.” It shattered. veiling, with some analysts trading Friday. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- at 3:53 p.m. Students arrested for separate larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- Theft curacy, it is the sole responsibility A Crane Brook Way resident threats at 2 LA-area schools of the concerned party to contact reported Thursday at 1:34 the relevant police department and p.m. at the police station that By Christopher Weber Investigators were try- have the department issue a no- a drone had been stolen out ASSOCIATED PRESS ing to determine who tice of correction to the Daily Item. of his motor vehicle. Officer owns the gun that au- LOS ANGELES — Dep- thorities initially called Corrections or clarifications will not will investigate. A caller at Zumiez on Ando- uties arrested a 13-year- a ghost gun — a weapon be made without express notice of ver Street reported Thursday old boy and seized a without a serial number change from the arresting police at 6:56 p.m. a shoplifter had semi-automatic rifle after made from parts from department. been detailed by mall securi- he threatened to shoot other guns. Villanueva ty. other students and staff later clarified the weapon LYNN at a Los Angeles-area has a serial number. Complaints middle school, authorities Villanueva praised Arrests said Friday. school officials for quick- A caller reported a sus- In a separate case, a boy ly notifying authorities Cruz Jimenez, 22, home- picious motor vehicle on at another school was tak- about the threat. less, was arrested on a Worcester Road Thursday at en into custody involving “The fact that people warrant charging him with 1:33 p.m. Police determined a planned shooting. stepped forward and said unlicensed operation and the operator was a home The arrests came bare- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS what they had heard led miscellaneous motor vehicle health aide having her lunch ly a week after deputies us to prevent a tragedy equipment violations on Fri- in between clients. were frantically sum- Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva, at today,” he said. day at 12:25 a.m. A Castle Circle caller re- moned to a high school podium, talks about the arrest of a 13-year-old The other boy was ar- Richie Cuevas, 32, 18 ported two men in a black in Santa Clarita, where a boy and the seizure of a rifle and ammunition rested Thursday in Palm- Elmwood St., was arrested Ford SUV left a gas tank on 16-year-old boy killed two after the teen threatened to shoot other stu- dale, north of Los Ange- and charged with firearm vi- the side of the road Friday at fellow students and took dents and staff at his Los Angeles-area middle les. Villanueva said the olations including use of a 1:13 p.m. Officer reports that his own life. school, at Sheriff’s headquarters in downtown student at Knight High firearm in a felony and drug the tank was empty. Since then, the Los An- Los Angeles on Friday. School made threats on possession to distribute on A caller reported two suspi- geles County Sheriff’s social media following a Friday at 11:51 a.m. cious motor vehicles on Low- Department has investi- Thursday that he would ing of the school, Villanue- campus fight. Michelle Forgione, 34, ell Street Friday at 10:43 a.m. gated at least 30 school carry out the shooting on va said. The sheriff said the boy was arrested on a warrant Officer found all was in order. threats, spokesman Sgt. campus the following day, The boy was arrested acknowledged posting charging her with larceny Bob Boese said. Sheriff Alex Villanueva without incident on sus- threats along with pic- under $1,200 and assault Animal control The incidents that result- said. picion of making crimi- tures of a teen with a gun. with a dangerous weapon on ed in the arrests were the The students alerted nal threats. A 19-year-old No weapon was recovered Thursday at 10:50 p.m. A Pinewood Road caller only ones deemed credible. teachers and police were male relative also was ar- in the case. Phyllis Greenholtz, 56, of requested assistance with At Animo Mae Jemison notified. rested on suspicion of pos- The sheriff’s depart- Haverhill, was arrested on a releasing a racoon from her Charter Middle School in Deputies searched the sessing an unregistered ment still hasn’t deter- warrant charging her with lar- porch Friday at 8:19 a.m. The Willowbrook, just south boy’s home and discovered firearm, Boese said. The mined a motive for the ceny under $1,200 on Friday animal could not be located. of downtown Los Angeles, an AR-15-style rifle, 100 man, who was not identi- deadly Nov. 14 shooting at 4:05 a.m. A Foster Street resident re- multiple students over- rounds of ammunition, a fied, was held on $35,000 at Saugus High School in Nichole Guidry, 30, of 36 ported that his landlord was heard the 13-year-old say list of names and a draw- bail, he said. Santa Clarita. Flint St., Revere, was arrest- trying to evict him without ed and charged with sexual warning Thursday at 10:10 conduct for a fee on Friday at p.m. Officer advised the caller 6:10 a.m. it was a civil matter and to go Jerry Sandusky resentenced to Lincoln McKenzie, 40, of to court in the morning. 23 Chestnut St., was arrested A caller reported Thursday and charged with possession at 9:24 p.m. that a black car to distribute drugs and con- was operating erratically on 30 to 60 years, same as before spiracy to violate drug laws Russell Street near Big Y Pla- on Thursday at 1:27 p.m. za. Police could not locate the motor vehicle. By Mark Scolforo torney described as effec- Sandusky, 75, in a mus- including his wife, Dottie. Adam Miller, 31, of 50 ASSOCIATED PRESS tively a life term during a tard yellow prison jump- “To those supporters out Andrew St., was arrested and A caller reported heavy smoke near Northeast Nurs- hearing ordered this year suit, again asserted his there, I just want to say I charged with drug possession BELLEFONTE, Pa. — A innocence Friday and love you,” he said, sobbing and conspiracy to violate drug ery on Lowell Street Thursday by an appeals court. judge dashed the hopes of choked up twice during as he sat down. laws on Thursday at 1:18 p.m. at 5:46. Officers checked Sandusky’s 2011 arrest former Penn State assis- brief remarks in open Prosecutor Jennifer the area and determined the tant football coach Jerry prompted the firing of Hall complaint was unfounded. of Fame head coach Joe court before the sentence Buck, of the state attorney Larceny Sandusky for a shorter was handed down. general’s office, described prison term Friday, resen- Paterno and the univer- Police responded to a re- “I apologize that I’m problems Sandusky has Medical aid tencing him to the same sity has paid more than port of a larceny at Atkins Av- $100 million to people who unable to admit remorse had in state prison, in- An Ashford Road caller re- 30 to 60 years imposed for this because it’s some- cluding disputes about enue on Friday at 3:27 p.m.; said they had been abused ported a walker was having a against him in 2012 for thing that I didn’t do,” returning his meal tray, a larceny reported at a Peach by Sandusky. Street residence on Friday at panic attack Friday at 12:43 sexually abusing children. Sandusky told Skerda. resistance to being moved He was convicted of 45 12:28 p.m. and a robbery p.m. The patient was trans- Judge Maureen Skerda Sandusky told the from his cell and com- reported at 81 Hawthorne St. ported to Lahey Hospital. gave Sandusky what pros- counts of child sexual judge Friday about a re- plaints about phone calls. on Friday at 1:48 a.m. A Stockton Road resident ecutors and his own at- abuse in 2012. cent phone call with an “It’s failure to take re- reported Friday at 11:08 unnamed woman who sponsibility, claiming that Accidents a.m that he needed medical formerly worked for The he is the victim, which attention following a fall the Second Mile, a charity he is a theme throughout Police responded to a re- night before. The person was founded for at-risk youth this case, and that it’s his port of a motor vehicle ac- transported to Lahey Hospital. that he used to find and rights that are being vio- cident in front of St. Mary’s A Kirkland Road resident groom child victims. lated,” Buck told the judge. High School on Friday at 2:34 reported a person had fallen Sandusky said the wom- Sandusky attorney Al p.m.; an accident reported Friday at 5:56 a.m. an ended the phone call by Lindsay noted he had re- with injury on Hanson Street telling him she loves him. cently received several on Friday at 12:41 p.m. and SAUGUS “No matter what, nobody letters that attested to an accident at Essex and Sandusky’s character and Washington streets on Friday or nothing will ever be at 12:26 p.m. Complaints able to take away what’s to good deeds he has per- in my heart. And that was formed. Police received a call at Assault just one. There are many, Buck argued that ju- 7:39 p.m. Thursday from a many, many more,” he rors believed the eight woman reporting that three said, people he “had every young men who testified Police received a report of shoplifting suspects from a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS opportunity to betray and against Sandusky, victims an assault at 701 Western different store were now in Former Penn State University assistant foot- didn’t.” she said were sexually as- Ave. on Friday at 10:52 a.m. her store, Dick’s Sporting ball coach Jerry Sandusky leaves the Centre saulted “by someone that Goods on Broadway. Officers He ended with a mes- County Courthouse after attending a resen- PEABODY were dispatched but unable sage to people who sup- they loved, someone that to identify or locate any sus- tencing hearing on his 45-count child sexual port him. About a dozen they trusted, someone Accidents pects. abuse conviction on Friday. were in the courtroom, that betrayed them.” A caller reported an errat- A caller reported a hit- ic vehicle operator in a white and-run accident on Andover Ford Explorer at 8:04 p.m. Street near the Ex-CIA officer gets 19 years in Thursday. Officers stopped the North Shore Mall Thursday vehicle at Walnut St. and Pond at 2:45 p.m. Officer will docu- St. and determined the driver ment the case. was not impaired, but was us- An officer responding to a prison in China spy conspiracy ing his tablet while driving. motor vehicle accident was involved in a cruiser accident Thefts By Matthew Barakat mation he had from a 13- “The only logical conclu- on Lowell Street at Roosevelt ASSOCIATED PRESS year career as a CIA case sion,” said prosecutor Neil Ave Friday at 12:14 p.m. Gae- A caller at 3:41 p.m. on officer. They sought a Hammerstrom, is that ta’s towed the cruiser to the Thursday reported a past ALEXANDRIA, Va. — prison term of more than that Chinese intelligence city garage. shoplifting incident at Ocean A former CIA case agent 20 years. “must have been getting An officer leaving a detail State Job Lot on Broadway was sentenced to 19 years Defense lawyers say the top-drawer, high quality reported he was in a motor ve- that was valued over $100. in prison Friday for an government never proved (information) from this hicle accident Friday at 12:12 Officers were dispatched for espionage conspiracy in that the money came from defendant.” p.m. on Lake Street. The offi- more information. which prosecutors say China or that Lee ever Prosecutor Adam Small cer was transported to Beverly he received more than said the government be- Hospital. The other operator carried out any plans to Injuries $840,000 from China to di- deliver government se- lieves Lee turned over was issued a citation and was vulge the names of human transported to Mass General. Police received a call at crets. information that was sources and his knowledge “What the government found in a notebook and A woman reported a hit- 12:40 p.m. Thursday report- of spycraft. and-run accident on Poca- ing a fight between two males is describing is their worst thumb drive that were The sentence imposed on possible nightmare,” said found in his possession. hontas Drive Thursday at 8:35 that produced injuries. Police Jerry Chun Shing Lee, 55, defense lawyer Nina Gins- That included the names FILE PHOTO | p.m. Officer investigated and were dispatched to the Salva- was significantly longer documented the incident. tion Army on Broadway and at berg, but she argued that of eight CIA clandestine ALEXANDRIA SHERIFF’S OFFICE VIA AP than the 10-years sought the government could only human sources, Small A Washington Street caller least one of the parties was by defense attorneys. Jerry Chun Shing Lee, reported a car had crashed transported to MelroseWake- speculate that its night- said, people that Lee Lee pleaded guilty to the former CIA officer into a pole or house Thursday field Hospital. mare scenario actually oc- himself recruited and conspiracy to commit espi- curred. handled in his years as who pleaded guilty to onage, but prosecutors and Prosecutors acknowl- a CIA case agent from an espionage conspir- defense lawyers disagreed edged they had no direct 1994 to 2007. acy with China, could about whether there was evidence to prove what Small said the Chi- be facing more than Lynn Drug Task Force proof Lee carried out any was transmitted, nor proof nese intelligence officers two decades in prison. actual espionage. Lee’s that the $840,000 in cash who met with Lee also lawyers disputed that that Lee deposited into his gave him more than 20 hearing, U.S. District Hotline their client’s conduct was bank account came from “taskings” in which they Judge T.S. Ellis III sided anywhere near as severe Chinese intelligence. sought details of CIA largely with prosecutors. 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY as the government de- But prosecutors said spycraft, like how they He said he agreed with or text the word tiplynn scribed. Lee was never able to communicate with sourc- the conclusion that at and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Prosecutors say Chi- come up with a good ex- es and maintain their least some of the mon- nese intelligence offi- planation for where he cover. ey Lee put into his bank Spanish menu available cers gave Lee more than got the cash. He ran a “Everything he knew must have come from Chi- $840,000 over a three- tobacco business in Hong would have been high- na, and that he in turn All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. year period beginning in Kong, but it was essen- ly valuable to the PRC,” must have divulged at Callers may remain anonymous. 2010, and that Lee likely tially a failure, prosecu- Small said. least some classified in- gave them all the infor- tors said. At Friday’s sentencing formation. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Review: Leonard Cohen’s posthumous album centers on poetry

By Pablo Gorondi more like a Cohen spo- Lanois, Feist, Javier Mas, Lorca. Here the themes ASSOCIATED PRESS ken-word performance Zac Rae, Patrick Leonard appear to be more person- with very good and em- and Anjani Thomas. al, but just as inspired. Leonard Cohen’s last al- pathetic musical backing, “Happens to the Heart” Other highlights include bum, released just weeks most of it composed by his opens the album with the subtle  amenco airs before he passed in 2016, son, Adam. haunting guitar, laud and of “The Night of Santia- was “You Want It Darker,” Understated exceptions piano supporting Cohen’s go,” the dark-as-night and which had a sense of - are the title track and a listing of a life’s worth of terrifying “Puppets” and nality that made it a ne few lines here and there, experiences, the gentle ac- closer “Listen to the Hum- conclusion to his brilliant but Cohen doesn’t really companiment from Andre mingbird,” a short but wise musical career. sing, not that his resonant de Ridder’s stargaze orches- and emotional epilogue. “Thanks for the Dance,” voice needs a melody to PHOTO | COLUMBIA/LEGACY VIA AP tra making the lines even “Thanks for the Dance” on the other hand, seems convey the experience, “Thanks for the Dance” is more like a spo- more effective — “I was al- is like discovering a box to bring down the curtain depth, humor, horror and ken-word performance. ways working steady/But I of old letters — or in this on Cohen’s parallel uni- beauty of his lyrics. never called it art.” case, poems — from a verse, the poetry he start- Expanding on record- engineer/mixer Michael the compositions. Among The title track could departed loved one. It’s ed to publish long before ings made mostly at the Chaves searched out some them are Sharon Robin- be a sequel to “Take This an emotional experience he began making records. same time as the sessions of the master’s previous son, Jennifer Warnes, the Waltz,” a 1980s song with that allows Cohen’s great Illustrating the point, for “You Want It Dark- collaborators and some Shaar Hashomayim Syna- lyrics Cohen adopted from talents to be appreciated the new nine-track set is er,” Adam Cohen and new ones to complete gogue Choir, Beck, Daniel a poem by Federico García again.

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By Glenn Whipp dustry professionals who DIRECTOR CINEMATOGRAPHY LOS ANGELES TIMES could, in fact, begin mak- Bong Joon Ho, “Para- Rodrigo Prieto, “The ing such a correction by site” Irishman” You may know that in hiring more women. Martin Scorsese, “The Robert Richardson, the 91-year history of the It’s also a question that Irishman” “Once Upon a Time … in Academy Awards, only could be asked of Oscar Quentin Tarantino, Hollywood” five women — Lina Wert- voters in a year in which “Once Upon a Time … in Roger Deakins, “1917” muller, Jane Campion, women have directed Hollywood” Lawrence Sher, “Jok- Sofia Coppola, Kathryn many movies worthy of Greta Gerwig, “Little er” Bigelow and Greta Ger- strong consideration. Out Women” Jarin Blaschke, “The wig — have been nominat- this week is Marielle Noah Baumbach, Lighthouse” ed for the director honor. Heller’s “A Beautiful Day “Marriage Story” Next up: Hoyte van I was certainly aware of in the Neighborhood,” a Next up: Pedro Alm- Hoytema, “Ad Astra”; that imbalance, but the lovely and persuasive tes- odóvar, “Pain and Glo- Phedon Papamichael, sheer absurdity of that in- tament to the power of ry”; Sam Mendes, “1917”; “Ford v. Ferrari”; Hong equality really hit me the night of this year’s Gover- kindness that stars Tom Lulu Wang, “The Fare- Kyung Pyo, “Parasite”; nors Awards, the event in Hanks as Mister Fred well”; Taika Waititi, “Jojo Robbie Ryan, “Marriage Rogers. Rabbit”; Todd Phillips, Story”; Jörg Widmer, “A which the film academy FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE hands out its honorary Gerwig’s adaptation of “Joker”; Marielle Heller, Hidden Life”; Yorick Le Oscars. “Little Women” arrives on Awkwa na and director Lulu Wang attend “The “A Beautiful Day in the Saux, “Little Women” Gerwig and Campion Christmas, and it is a stir- Farewell” New York Screening at Metrograph Neighborhood”; James Even if you think (as I took the stage to hon- ring, personal take on Loui- in New York City. Mangold, “Ford v. Ferra- do) that “Joker” fails in its or Wertmuller — who sa May Alcott’s 1868 novel ri” attempt to transcend the in 1977 became the first that works as a loving trib- English-language debut “The Farewell,” a funny Tarantino has never won comic book movie genre, woman to earn an Oscar ute to both its source mate- with “High Life,” a story of and poignant meditation this Oscar. Neither has you have to admit that nomination as a director, rial and its author. Judging sex, space and death that on family that became Almodóvar, one of cinema’s it’s an impeccably crafted for “Seven Beauties.” from the frenzy surround- was tender and brutal and one of the year’s biggest greatest artists. The acade- comic book movie. I could Campion offered a brief ing its first overbooked further confirmation that indie hits. my could rectify one of those see it being nominated history of female directors screening last month at the she’s one of the finest di- So that’s where we’re at. omissions this season. here and for its production and the Oscars (“more of Directors Guild theater, it rectors working today. It would not be difficult to Scorsese, Tarantino and design and film editing. a haiku, really,” she said), has the makings of a huge You could make a per- find the sixth or (let’s get Bong stand as the early Richardson has three and then slowly count- holiday hit. suasive argument for an- crazy) the sixth and sev- favorites for nominations, wins and nine nomina- ed by tens the number of But academy members other Cannes sensation, enth women to earn the and the remaining two tions, three of the latter men who had earned nom- shouldn’t limit themselves Celine Sciamma’s glori- distinction of “Oscar-nom- spots could go in a num- coming from recent collab- inations for direction over to the movies that have ous love story “Portrait of inated director.” I haven’t ber of directions. Mendes’ orations with Tarantino. the years, starting at 10 marketing behind them. a Lady on Fire,” winner of included all the women ambitious war film, “1917,” Deakins finally won two and ending at 350. Globally, it’s been an ex- the festival’s Queer Palm I mentioned in the list has its first screenings this years ago on his 14th try, Just to reiterate, for cellent year for women be- prize, the first film from below, but voters should weekend. He won 20 years for “Blade Runner 2049.” those scoring at home: hind the camera. French a woman to take that make a point of finding ago for his only nomination, Maybe it’ll be Prieto’s turn That’s 350 directing nom- Senegalese filmmaker award. Then there’s Jo- their movies. “American Beauty.” Wang this year for his work on inations for men and five Mati Diop’s “Atlantics,” anna Hogg’s extraordi- Here’s an early look at the will likely earn a nomina- Scorsese’s 3½-hour epic, a for women. a haunting, boundary-de- narily intimate “The Sou- races for director and cine- tion for her original screen- movie that skips through “How do you correct cen- fying story of loss and rec- venir,” Jennifer Kent’s matography, two categories play, but she’s a contender decades, incorporates turies of patriarchal dom- lamation, won the Grand visceral revenge tale won by the same individu- here too for a movie that de-aging visual effects and ination?” asked Campion Prix award at Cannes. “The Nightingale” and, al — Alfonso Cuaron for many academy members delivers a master class in to a room full of film in- Claire Denis made her of course, Lulu Wang’s “Roma” — last year. hold dear to their hearts. visual storytelling. 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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Anton Vasquez (center) waves the Swampscott team ag following the Big Blue’s win in the Division 5 state semi nal Friday. Teamwork makes the dream work for Big Blue ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK By Daniel Kane him, pushing their sig- Swampscott’s Angelo Ciciotti (left) rushes in for a sack against Holliston’s Matt Arvanitis during a ITEM STAFF nal-caller ahead four more win in the Division 5 state semi nal Friday night. yards to pick up the key CONCORD — Friday rst down. night’s Division 5 state “I had the ball, my line- Big Blue make the most of their second chance semi nal win was true men were right behind me group effort by the Big and I was just yelling at at Memorial Field. reached, and won, a state 8-of-19 for 85 passing Blue and a perfect exam- By Harold Rivera them, ‘push me, push me,’” ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “These guys wanted it championship. yards, also helped move ple of that came on their Inzana said of the play. the chains with his feet. nal offensive drive. bad,” Swampscott coach “In 2007 I said ‘thank “They pushed me all the CONCORD — A year He found openings in the Swampscott led Hollis- Bobby Serino said. “They you’ to Coach Dembowski way for the rst down. I ago the Swampscott foot- run game for scampers of ton 20-12 with just 3:05 wanted it bad. They on the last snap of the couldn’t have done it with- ball team played its worst 43 and 22 yards in the remaining in the game watched the Scituate game,” Serino said. “In out them.” game in the Division 5 second half, and tallied 89 and had possession facing game (45-14 loss in last 2007 I thought it was Inzana played a key of- state semi nal. rushing yards. a third-and-four. Needing year’s state semi nal). easy. It was my rst year fensive role throughout This time, the Big Blue “We weren’t going to a rst down to chew the The bottom line is they in high school football. It the night, throwing three run Graham all year be- clock down to the nal sec- are on to Gillette Stadi- looked like young chil- sure isn’t easy. You need touchdowns and rushing cause we weren’t going to onds, the Big Blue kept it um. dren last year playing in luck, you need ball bounc- for 89 yards in the Big run him into the ground,” on the ground with quar- Quarterback Graham that Scituate game. Now es, you need a great group Blue’s 20-12 win over the Serino said. “We knew he terback Graham Inzana. Inzana tossed three they’re grown men.” of guys, you need great Panthers. Once again, was one of our best run- Inzana rushed for a few touchdown passes and Serino was an assistant parents and you need a Inzana was quick to give ners and they’ll know yards before being Swampscott’s defense under former Swamp- great (coaching) staff. I credit to the players that come Super Bowl wrapped up by a Holliston clung to its lead for a 20- scott head coach Steve have the best staff in New around him. time.” defender, but his offensive 12 win over Holliston in Dembowski in 2007, England.” linemen were right behind TEAMWORK, B2 Friday’s state semi nal when the Big Blue last Inzana, who nished SWAMPSCOTT, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO Peabody’s Colby Therrien has seen time at slot receiver, running back and quarterback over the course of this season. Therrien, Peabody hoping for more Thanksgiving glory COURTESY PHOTO Salem State senior forward Hakeem Animashaun (second from left) is averaging 23.2 points By Mike Alongi tle bit of everything in his and 12 rebounds per game so far this season. ITEM STAFF time with the Tanners. A talented athlete who also PEABODY — Colby plays lacrosse for Peabody, Therrien has one football Therrien has seen time Salem State looking to shake slow start game in his high school at quarterback, running career, and he wants to back and slot receiver in By Harold Rivera Chris Harvey, in his 13th points,” Harvey said. “He face-up game from 15 to win it. various situations. Pea- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR season, said. “It’s a good has to have pretty much 17 feet that he’s trying to The Peabody senior will body coach Mark Betten- locker room. We’re seeing the same year he had last use. He developed some take the eld Thursday court said it’s the only way SALEM — It’s been a where we can make ad- year in offensive produc- muscle over the offseason. tough start for the Salem morning against Saugus you can utilize someone of justments in how teams tion. We’re trying to get He’s trying to get to 1,000 for the last time as a Tan- Therrien’s ability. State men’s basketball are playing us and how him off the ball a little bit points this year. He real- ner, a moment that has “The thing about Colby team thus far. Through we can capitalize on our more so he doesn’t have ly gives us a 1-2 punch been four years in the is he’s just such a great ve non-conference different skill sets. De- to initiate everything. but we’re looking for that games, the Vikings are making. athlete,” Bettencourt said. fensively, we’re nowhere Teams have keyed in on third guy to step up.” “He played full-time quar- 1-4 with a pair of losses near where we need to be. that. We ask him to do “It’s obviously going to Animashaun and Bryan be kind of a sad day be- terback out of necessity by single-digit margins. That starts with me. But a lot. We ask him to re- are the lone seniors on But Salem State, aim- cause I’ve given so much at times last year, but we I see progression.” bound, score and play de- Salem State’s roster but really like to move him all ing for a third consecutive to football and the pro- The Vikings are led by cent defense.” the Vikings have plenty around. He plays quarter- MASCAC Tournament gram,” said Therrien. “But senior guard Sean Bryan, Senior forward Hakeem of returners in the mix. back in some packages, crown, has high expecta- at the same time, we all a Lowell native who Animashaun commands Malden Catholic’s Chris running back in others tions this season and the eclipsed the 1,000-point the post. A Dedham na- want to go out with a win MacDonald, a sophomore and nish things off on a and receiver in others. The Vikings believe they’ll mark last season. Bryan’s tive, Animashaun’s aver- guard/forward, is back idea with Colby is to put nd the right blend. high note. I’ve played foot- averaging 23.6 points and aging 23.2 points and 12.0 after logging valuable him in a position to be able “This isn’t the start any- ball for 10 years now and eight rebounds per game rebounds per contest. minutes last winter as a to make plays and then let body wanted or expected it’s all come down to this, this year. “Hakeem’s an inside freshman. his ability take over.” but the guys are work- “Sean has an outside threat,” Harvey said. so I’m excited.” ing hard,” Vikings coach shot at 2,000 career “He’s developed a little SALEM STATE, B2 Therrien has done a lit- THERRIEN, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Swampscott quarterback Graham Inzana (left) threw three touchdown passes for the Big Blue in a win over Holliston in the Division 5 state semifinal Friday night. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Teammates crowd around Swampscott’s Zack Palmer (left) as he is overcome with emo- Big Blue move on to Div. 5 Super Bowl tion after winning the Division 5 state semifinal Friday night. SWAMPSCOTT Swampscott a 7-0 lead hauled in a 9-yard touch- Swampscott punt in the From B1 with 7:23 until halftime. down pass from Inzana, closing seconds. Captain The Big Blue repeated bumping the lead to 20-0 Nick Reiser recovered a Swampscott leans on Early jitters were the that formula at the close of (Frisoli PAT) with 8:42 to Holliston fumble after a se- theme in a scoreless first the half. A blocked Hollis- go in the quarter. ries of laterals as time ex- quarter, with neither team ton punt with 2:40 remain- Not so fast, said the Wild- pired to finish the 20-12 teamwork in victory gaining much momentum ing gave Swampscott the cats. Tristan Benson’s 12- win. offensively. That changed ball at the Wildcats’ 40. yard scamper closed the “We just had to get after TEAMWORK Also playing a key role in the second quarter, This time, Inzana connect- gap to 21-6 (PAT failed), in them and keep the pres- when Swampscott cashed ed with sophomore Xaviah the third quarter. sure on them,” Serino said. From B1 on the defense was anoth- er senior captain, Nick in on a short field. After Bascon for a 19-yard score With 11:22 to play, Wild- “We told our guys not to “These receivers on this Reiser. Looking for a mir- Big Blue punter Cam (PAT blocked). Swampscott cats quarterback Matt Ar- jump up and try and block team are the best in the acle on the last play of the O’Brien pinned Holliston carried a 13-0 lead at half- vanitis found a wide-open passes. whole league,” Inzana game, Holliston ran out a at its own 1-yard line, time. Mitchell Gimblett for a 36- “(Defensive coordinator) said. “It’s unbelievable. last-ditch lateral play, but Swampscott’s defense Defense led to offense for yard touchdown pass (con- Peter Bush is the best, It’s a gift that they’re here Reiser jumped on a fum- forced a short punt to the the Big Blue in the third sersion failed). without question. He’s one and I couldn’t do it with- ble to seal the win. Wildcats’ 33. Inzana sealed quarter. After Holliston’s That’s when Swamp- of the best coaches in the out them. Everyone, the For Reiser, much of the an 8-play drive with a 16- Connor Mulvaney inter- scott’s defense buckled state.” whole line to the receiv- credit goes to the Big yard touchdown strike to cepted an Inanza pass at down to seal the deal. Hol- The Big Blue will play ers, running backs. We Blue’s coaching staff. fellow senior Zack Palmer. his own 28, Frisoli pounced liston turned the ball over the winner between North- couldn’t have done it with- “Coach Peter Bush, Thomas Frisoli tacked on on a Wildcats fumble at the on downs with 3:25 re- bridge/Amherst (TBA) at out everyone.” coach Robert Serino, coach the extra point, giving 9-yard line. Arturo Vasquez maining but forced a Gillette Stadium. But it wasn’t a perfect Eric Burgos, coach Kyle night for Inzana and com- Shonio, coach Chris Cam- pany, with a pair of inter- eron and coach Geoff Salem State looking to shake off slow start ceptions stalling drives in Beckett,” Reiser said. “All the second half. The Big the coaches make sure SALEM STATE prefer it that way,” Har- Blue didn’t let it affect we’re prepared every From B1 vey said. “Right now we’re them. week. We practice harder trying to blend the youth “My coaches were telling than anyone I know.” “Chris is a guy that we and find consistency in me before the game, ‘it’s Both Reiser and Inzana believe can take that next the youth. Sean rolled his not about what happens played key roles last year step,” Harvey said. “He ankle in the WPI game it’s about how you react to when Swampscott also knows it. We’ve expressed (91-50 loss) and tried to it,’” Inzana said. “So after made it to the state semi- to him that he needs to be gut through it but just those plays it’s just about final but fell 45-14 to Scit- more consistent. He needs couldn’t do it. We’re trying moving forward and keep uate. The Big Blue came to attack the basket a bit to find some consistency going.” in excited for another more. He’s a great shooter. from some of our younger A senior captain, Inzana shot, and this time they He has very good length. guys in that third spot. We also plays safety on a walked away with a ticket He’s still trying to develop just haven’t had complete Swampscott defense that to Gillette Stadium for the lateral speed. We have big games from our younger was stout for most of the Division 5 Super Bowl. expectations for him and guys. night. Besides one lapse “It’s not often you get a he knows it. Hopefully he “We have the ability to in coverage that allowed a second chance,” Inzana can continue to move for- score when healthy. We’re 36-yard touchdown pass, said. “I’m glad we got to ward.” a much better shooting the Big Blue secondary have it work out for us A pair of locals in Re- team than the numbers looked more than pre- this time around.” vere’s Mass Joof (junior have shown. We’re pretty pared for the Panthers’ Reiser agreed. forward) and Janard Jones good when we get out and passing attack. “It’s just great,” Reiser (junior guard) are finding play fast. Defensively we’re “They’re very similar to said. “All the hard work COURTESY PHOTO their roles in the rotations. a lot more conservative. We us, how they run and they pays off. We have the best “Mass has been a nice Salem State senior guard Sean Bryan (sec- have experience, we have spread it out and every- coaches in the league. And addition in that he’s big,” ond from left) is averaging 23.6 points and 8 some guys that got a taste thing,” Inzana said. “It I have some of the best Harvey said. “He’s got a rebounds per game so far this season. of the postseason last year. was like playing us. We teammates I’ve ever soft touch around the bas- I think there’s enough tal- practice against each oth- played any sport with. It’s ket. He’s provided a nice ent in the room to compete er and compete. It was great. The town needed he knows his role and what Harvey’s confident that presence off the bench so for a league championship. just awesome all night.” this.” he’s trying to do. We’re try- things will pick up once we can get Hakeem a rest. ing to find that role for him. the younger guys step into It’s just putting the pieces He has a nice 15 to 17 foot It’s just being patient right their roles and the Vikings together.” shot right now. Janard’s now and figuring out if he find their No. 3 scorer. Salem State hosts Gor- Read the iTem on your iPhone finding his way. He’s a good can give us something on “Our non-conference don in a non-conference shooter. He does well when both ends of the floor.” schedule is brutal and I battle next Tuesday (7). Therrien hopes to end career on a high note THERRIEN cance for a lot of people From B1 as it’s not only Therrien and his senior class’ last “I really enjoy it to be game, but it’s also likely honest,” Therrien said of the last Peabody-Saugus his ‘jack of all trades’ po- rivalry game to be played sition. “I like being able to at Stackpole Field. Not to affect the game in differ- mention, Peabody would ent ways and play all over like to continue its streak the field. It has opened my of five straight Thanksgiv- eyes to see the field from ing victories. all angles, which I think Therrien wants to make has helped me become a sure he and the Tanners better player.” go out on a high note. But on the field talent “It would mean a lot for isn’t the only thing Ther- the program,” Therrien rien brings to the table. A said. “The rich tradition of team captain and a great the Peabody and Saugus student in the classroom, rivalry is so great. I don’t Therrien leads by example know many other rivalries in more ways than one. that have a team dinner “Colby is just a great kid with both teams before on and off the field,” Bet- they play, but we do. It’s tencourt said. “He’s not just one of the things that a rah-rah kind of guy, he more leads by example, makes it special. It will but he does it in so many be so much fun to play at ways. He’s a great stu- Stackpole one more time, dent, a hard worker and and we’re looking to come a team player. He’s all you out of there with the win.” can ask for in a team cap- “It’s something that each tain.” class can pass along to the “When I was named a next, so I think it means captain after last year, a lot,” Bettencourt said of it really was one of the the winning streak. “Col- happiest days of my life,” by appreciates the history Therrien said. “I meant of the rivalry and what it so much to me that my means, and I know he’s brothers picked me to be going to want to make Download the Itemlive App today one of the team leaders, his mark by extending Scan with your camera and I’ve tried to live up to that winning streak by that every day.” one more game before he And so now it all comes leaves.” ITEM FILE PHOTO down to one final game Peabody and Saugus will Peabody senior Colby Therrien is aiming to -- Thanksgiving morn- kick off Thursday morning help the Tanners take down Saugus in the ing against rival Saugus. (10) at Stackpole Field in annual Thanksgiving rivalry game on Thursday. 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The clinic is designed to For more information, con- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS get participants in shape tact coach Mike Roberts at and develop basketball [email protected]. Dallas Cowboys defensive end Michael Bennett (left) will be back at Gillette Stadium to face his former team when the Cowboys take on the Patriots Sunday. NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East Michael Bennett back at Gillette, W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA New England 9 1 0 .900 287 108 Dallas 6 4 0 .600 286 197 Buffalo 7 3 0 .700 211 170 Philadelphia 5 5 0 .500 234 230 N.Y. Jets 3 7 0 .300 164 255 N.Y. Giants 2 8 0 .200 203 289 Miami 2 8 0 .200 139 305 Washington 1 9 0 .100 125 253 this time to go against the Patriots South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Cowboys. In six games when it comes to it.” seasons there. 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W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 7 4 0 .636 308 256 San Francisco 9 1 0 .900 295 155 brought him to the Cow- you think you know foot- cool guy,” Bennett said. The Cowboys made the Oakland 6 4 0 .600 225 250 Seattle 8 2 0 .800 275 254 boys almost as soon as ball, then you meet some- “There’s lot of people on move not long after ver- L.A. Chargers 4 7 0 .364 224 218 L.A. Rams 6 4 0 .600 243 198 Denver 3 7 0 .300 172 197 Arizona 3 7 1 .318 248 317 Bennett returned from a body who’s above you and teams where the guys are satile defensive lineman Thursday’s Game Detroit at Washington, 1 p.m. one-game suspension over knows everything about like the best player and Tyrone Crawford decided Houston 20, Indianapolis 17 Oakland at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. a “philosophical differ- the game. they don’t spend a lot of on season-ending hip sur- Sunday’s Games Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1 p.m. ence” with defensive line “I learned what it feels time with each individu- gery after trying to play Jacksonville at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m. Miami at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Dallas at New England, 4:25 p.m. coach Bret Bielema, the like to break down a game al, but I think Brady is a through the issue. Bennett Seattle at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Chicago, 1 p.m. Green Bay at San Francisco, 8:20 p.m. 12-year veteran wasn’t plan from a different per- very approachable player. shares the ability to rush Carolina at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game quite as verbose. spective and I think it was I think he does a great job inside and outside. Denver at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Baltimore at L.A. Rams, 8:15 p.m. “I’m not the coach,” Ben- good for me as a player. If of bringing guys together “He fits this system,” nett said this week when I ever want to be a coach it and also just hanging with Richard said. “He fits our NHL asked why it didn’t work would be a good situation everybody. I think that’s style of defense. He plays what makes Brady one EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE out in New England. He to take into that.” with that tenacity, that in- Atlantic Division Central Division returns there with the And that’s where the of the best leaders in the tensity. Losing Tyrone, it GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Cowboys (6-4) to face the appreciation for Belichick NFL.” was a natural fit.” Boston 22 14 3 5 33 78 56 St. Louis 23 14 4 5 33 70 62 Florida 22 12 5 5 29 84 80 Colorado 22 13 7 2 28 78 64 Patriots (9-1) on Sunday, comes in. Bennett had a strong Coach Jason Garrett Montreal 22 11 6 5 27 75 69 Dallas 23 13 8 2 28 66 56 exactly a month after he “At the end of the day, I advocate on the Dallas was familiar with Ben- Toronto 24 10 10 4 24 76 82 Winnipeg 23 13 9 1 27 64 70 Buffalo 22 10 9 3 23 62 66 Chicago 22 9 9 4 22 65 67 was traded for a condition- just think Bill is a great coaching staff in Kris Rich- nett in part because his Tampa Bay 19 10 7 2 22 69 64 Nashville 21 9 9 3 21 74 74 al late-round pick in 2021. motivator,” Bennett said. “I ard, who calls the plays on younger brother, tight end Ottawa 22 10 11 1 21 61 70 Minnesota 22 9 11 2 20 60 72 Bennett joined the Patri- think he understands foot- defense while serving as Martellus Bennett, was a Detroit 24 7 14 3 17 58 91 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA ots in an offseason trade ball from the beginning. passing game coordinator second-round pick by Dal- GP W L OT Pts GF GA Edmonton 24 14 7 3 31 77 68 with Philadelphia, where He’s a historian when it and defensive backs coach. las when Garrett was the Washington 24 16 4 4 36 90 73 Arizona 23 13 8 2 28 65 52 N.Y. 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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Grandma’s fear of teen’s pet snake causes a family uproar DEAR ABBY: My are not at their beck and niece, “Vicki,” will be 18 Dear Abby is written by Abigail call. If you are cornered, in a few days. She works Van Buren, also known as Jeanne it is all right to reply that part-time and has start- you feel you have changed, ed college. Her mom, my Phillips, and was founded by her it’s nothing personal, but sister, lost her husband mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact you don’t wish to hang last year. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. out as often as before. Vicki did some research on finding herself the Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. DEAR ABBY: My boss right pet because my sis- often naps at work. I find ter has allergies. With it disconcerting. When her own money, Vicki DEAR AUNT: Grand- them anymore. I don’t clients call on the phone, purchased a little garter ma’s reaction is extreme, want to hurt their feel- I have to tell them he is snake. to say the least. A compro- ings or have an unpleas- “not available.” He also Unknown to us, Grand- mise would be for every- ant confrontation with seems distracted and ma had an incident with one to agree that when them. Can you help? isn’t following through on a snake as a child. Grand- Grandma visits, Vicki’s work that needs to be garter snake will be kept OUTGROWN IN done. I could never take a ma has now threatened THE MIDWEST to never visit Vicki! She out of sight and confined nap at work. Have you any suggestions on how I said, if anyone gets sick, to its little “herpetarium.” DEAR OUTGROWN: don’t call her. Vicki now But if Grandma can’t ac- can handle this situa- Not returning phone calls tion? feels she must choose be- cept that, Vicki will have is rude, but no law says to visit Granny at her tween Grandma and her that you are obligated to ALERT IN house. pet, and she’s heartbro- return them immediately. CALIFORNIA ken. A reason might be that My niece doesn’t drink, DEAR ABBY: How do you are busy. People are DEAR ALERT: You sleep around or use you let friends know that legitimately busy these are not your employer’s drugs. All she wanted you’ve outgrown them days. If you are chal- monitor, and your own was something to love af- without hurting their lenged about why you are sleeping habits do not en- ter losing her father. We feelings? I have a couple less available, an honest ter into this. There could don’t think her grand- of friends I would rather answer might be, again, be more than one reason mother should make her not socialize with any- that you are busy or the why he needs his naps. choose, feel guilty or more. I feel I have activity is of less interest What he does in his pri- threaten a fractured rela- changed and grown into a to you than it used to be. vate office is not your tionship. Please advise. different person. I’m sure Relationships do not al- business. Handle the situ- these people will confront ways remain static. But ation by doing as you SUPPORTIVE AUNT me one day about why I no one has a right to cre- have been instructed and IN NORTH don’t return their calls or ate an unpleasant con- refraining from being CAROLINA want to do things with frontation because you judgmental. BRIDGE

The companion deal looks so similar In yesterday’s column, I men- to a singleton queen offside. tioned “On the Other Hand” by Da- Is it correct to take a first-round vid Bird and Larry Cohen (Master spade finesse here? Point Press). It contains 100 pairs In the auction, South’s balancing of deals. Each looks like an identical two-spade jump overcall is not weak twin, but actually they are fraternal but intermediate. It shows a respect- twins, each requiring a different play able six-or seven-card suit and about technique. a king more than a minimum open- In today’s deal, South is in four ing bid. spades. West leads the heart king. In isolation, a first-round finesse East, hoping his partner has only five is correct. But bridge has survived hearts, overtakes with the ace and re- for so long because you can rarely turns the eight. West wins with the jack consider any problem in isolation. and continues with the queen. After You must take all of the known facts ruffing, how should South continue? into account. Today’s spade suit is identical to Here, East passed over his part- yesterday’s club suit, when South ner’s opening bid, thus denying 6 was in six no-trump. Then, having lost high-card points. But he has already one trick immediately, declarer had produced the heart ace. He cannot to play the club suit without loss. The also have the spade queen. South right play was a first-round finesse, should cash his top spades and which won when one of the four low hope that the queen drops. If she singletons was offside and lost only doesn’t, partner overbid again! 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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS There, he told a few PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS An anti-government protester wears a robe hundred priests and nuns Priests, religious seminarians and Catechists touch the hands of Pope that he read “with some presenting the Lebanese national flag during Francis as he leaves after meeting them at Saint Peter’s Parish on the pain” that for many Thais, an alternative independence celebration at the outskirts of Bangkok, Thailand, Friday. Christianity is “a religion Martyr’s square, in downtown Beirut, Lebanon. for foreigners.” him as he passed through “Dear young people, you spite the relatively small “This should spur us to the crowd outside the are a new generation, number of Catholics in find ways to talk about church in his popemobile with new hopes, dreams Thailand — some 400,000 Parallel national day the faith in dialect, like a and later on foot. “Viva il and questions, and surely in a country of 65 million mother who sings lulla- papa,” or “Long live the some doubts as well,” he — his reception has been rallies by Lebanon bies to her child,” he said. pope,” they shouted in said. “I urge you to main- remarkably enthusiastic “With that same intimacy, Italian. tain your joy and to look and warm. let us give faith a Thai face Later, Francis celebrat- to the future with confi- “It’s been 35 years so ev- protesters, leaders and flesh, which involves ed a Mass dedicated to dence.” eryone is so very happy,” much more than making young people in Bang- It was the first time in said Tuangsin Pureepas- By Sarah El Deeb vals in meeting protesters translations.” kok’s Cathedral of the a generation that Thais wong, a 60-year-old re- and Hassan Ammar demands. Since then, the Children dressed as Assumption. He urged have seen a pope up close, search engineer from Ray- ASSOCIATED PRESS politicians have continued monks and nuns, as well them to look to the fu- after St. John Paul II be- ong province. “May the bickering, deadlocked over a as real clergy and ordi- ture, firmly rooted in came the first pope to visit Holy Father pray to God BEIRUT — Lebanon’s new government and show- nary Catholics, cheered their faith. Thailand in 1984. And de- for us all.” protesters and top politi- ing little ability to adapt cians held competing Inde- in the face of more than a pendence Day celebrations month of nationwide pro- Friday, reflecting the deep- tests demanding an end to Hong Kong election a referendum ening rift that has beset business as usual. the country grappling with Separately, the protest- its worst political and eco- ers later held a boister- on protests against government nomic crises in decades. ous parade at Martyrs’ The top leadership at- Square, near the water- By Eileen Ng are others who tell me to camp certainly wants the fray because many young tended a truncated mil- front boulevard where the ASSOCIATED PRESS keep it up as they want a results to demonstrate that people who support free itary parade which was formal celebration is tra- change this year,” said the its cause enjoys the support elections for the city’s lead- relocated to the headquar- ditionally held. The area HONG KONG — Cathy 36-year-old Yau, who faces of the people to show to the er and legislature — one Yau remembers the first ters of the Defense Min- has been occupied by pro- a tough battle against an world and to the Chinese of the protesters’ key de- time she was called a istry from central Beirut, testers since mid-October incumbent who has served leadership,” said Joseph mands — decry violence. “dirty cop” by Hong Kong’s occupied by protesters. and is closed off to traffic. the constituency for years. Cheng, a pro-democracy po- “You cannot win univer- anti-government protest- The mood was somber at Industrialists, doctors, The election for the 452 litical commentator. sal suffrage by committing the brief parade as a little ers, days after police de- students, expatriates, seats on the city’s 18 dis- Those under 36, the arson, killing people and over a dozen regiments ployed tear gas to repel musicians, and mothers trict councils usually gets backbone of protesters, hurling bricks and gas marched before the coun- tens of thousands of black- marched down a main little attention but this account for about a quar- bombs. We must be ratio- try’s president, parlia- clad demonstrators block- street leading to the square, year has shaped up as a ter of 4.1 million voters nal and take one step at a ment speaker and prime ing the legislature. pivotal battleground for — nearly 60 percent of the organized in more than 40 time to realize this goal,” minister, who sat under a groups, built as “regiments” The former officer, exas- protesters anxious to seize city’s population. she said. red canopy. The three only by the protesters to mirror perated at the increasing the ballot box to legitimize A drubbing for the The poll has ripple ef- exchanged a few words the military parade. use of force to quell the their cause. pro-establishment camp and left separately. An Lara Hayek, a universi- unrest, quit in July after For the first time, all that dominates the coun- fects in higher-level elec- official celebration at the ty staffer, said they want- 11 years. the seats are contested cils would embarrass the tions. The winning camp presidential palace was ed to hold popular celebra- Now she is among scores in Hong Kong’s only fully city’s government and gets to elect 117 represen- canceled. There were no tions where the army does of new faces vying for of- democratic elections. The nullify Beijing’s narrative tatives to the 1,200-mem- foreign dignitaries in at- it every year. fice Sunday in citywide pro-democracy opposition that a minority of radical ber panel that picks the tendance and no display “This year we decided elections that have become hopes to win a decisive separatists colluded with city’s leader. The pro-de- of tanks or equipment. that independence is also a referendum on public victory on the back of pub- foreign “black hands” and mocracy camp has some It was the first joint ap- for the people. We started support for the protests, lic anger against the gov- don’t enjoy majority sup- 300 supporters on the pan- pearance by the three since this revolution. It is a peo- which have disrupted life ernment and police. port, he said. el, so another 117 seats the prime minister resigned ple’s revolution, a nation’s for more than five months. “The election this time Cheung Ka Yan, a would greatly expand its three weeks ago, citing a revolution. All the people “Some residents still call serves as a political barom- 26-year-old accountant, influence, though still be deadlock with political ri- want to express that.” me a rogue cop but there eter. The pro-democracy said she jumped into the far short of a majority. Iceland newly vulnerable to UK treasure hunters jailed for stealing email scams despite isolation hoard from Viking era

By Egill Bjarnason LONDON (AP) — Two ASSOCIATED PRESS amateur British trea- REYKJAVIK, Iceland sure-hunters were sen- — “Hi, I hope you are not tenced Friday to long busy?” prison terms for stealing The treasurer of the a hoard of 1,100-year-old Icelandic soccer club Af- Anglo-Saxon coins and turelding got the email jewelry valued at millions from his manager late in of pounds (dollars). the afternoon, soon before Experts say the hoard — banks were about to close. much of which is still miss- The words “Sent from my ing — could shed new light iPhone” were at the bot- on a period when Saxons tom, suggesting urgency, were battling the Vikings FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and through a series of for control of England. The A gold ring from the exchanges, the manager trove is thought to have ninth century which asked that a quick pay- been buried in the late was part of the £3 mil- ment be made. 9th century by a member lion Viking hoard. It was a scam, perpetrat- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of a Viking army that was ed from someone posing The geothermal energy company HS Orka in Reykjanes, Iceland. being pushed east across said the hoard’s value had as the club manager - and England by an alliance of been estimated at between part of a sudden rush of oped the same habits of been shaken this year by days of online translators. Saxon forces. 3 million pounds and 12 online fraud that is catch- caution about online fraud someone posing as the Software offered poor, The collection of gold million pounds ($3.9 million and silver jewelry and up ing Icelanders unprepared. as other such wealthy, CEO or chairman seeking often comically inaccu- to $15.4 million) and added to 300 coins was dug up in Online apps have now high-tech countries. a swift payment. By using rate, results: Icelandic for that a find of “immense ar- become good at translat- “The trick is always the Google Translate or Mi- 2015 on farmland in cen- chaeological, historical and “youth” for example, was ing the country’s complex same, but the Icelandic crosoft’s Translator - the tral England by metal de- academic value” had been language, a version of gets better and better,” two apps that can trans- translated as meaning tectorists George Powell lost to the nation. Old Norse spoken only by said Audur Thorsteinsdót- late Icelandic - the crim- “Youtube.” The apps have and Layton Davies. They Powell, 38, who was about 400,000 people. And tir, manager of The Ice- inals were able to sound since improved. were convicted this week described as having the the government has lifted landic Youth Association, credible, police say. “The text has the kind of failing to report the leading role in the crime, limits on money transfers an umbrella organization Known as “CEO fraud” of errors Google Translate hoard, as required by law. was sentenced to 10 years out of the country that regularly warning mem- - when criminals pose makes,” such as awkward Instead, they tried to in prison by a judge at had been imposed since ber clubs against fraud as high-ranking execu- sell some of the bounty Worcester Crown Court in capitalization and syntax, the financial crisis. The emails. tives after thoroughly through antiquities deal- central England. Davies, combination over the past Large and small enter- researching the compa- said police detective Dadi ers. Some of the jewelry 51, received an 8 ½-year two years has attracted prises, from vehicle in- ny structure - the scams Gunnarsson. “But it reads and about 30 coins are all sentence. Two other men scammers to target a pop- spection companies to res- did not exist at Icelandic remarkably well, and that that have been recovered. were convicted of helping ulation that has not devel- idents’ associations, have workplaces in the early fools many.” Prosecutor Kevin Hegarty to conceal the find. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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By Emily DeRuy half of millennial renters help than those making proposed — that figure THE MERCURY NEWS have no down payment less money. would rise to 38 percent saved, with just 13 per- Hernandez has been liv- and north of 50 percent in Staring down home cent having more than ing with her family, help- metro areas like Minne- prices that in the Bay $10,000 put away. In the ing them put away money apolis and Houston, where Area and elsewhere have Bay Area, a young person for their own down pay- the job market is good but soared into the millions, would need to have more ment even as she and housing remains relative- more millennials are ex- than $200,000 to put a her partner of nine years ly affordable. pecting to rent forever. traditional 20 percent dream of finally moving In San Francisco, just That’s especially true in down on many properties. into an apartment togeth- 21 percent of millennials and around San Jose, San Delma Hernandez would er. Although she opted to are expected to be able to Francisco and Oakland. love to buy a home in San attend community college put 10 percent down on More than 18 percent of Jose someday. for two years in part to a median-priced starter millennials — currently “That’s always been my keep costs low, she esti- home in the area within between the ages of 23 dream,” the 26-year-old said. mates she has about a de- the next five years. The and 38 — in the San Jose But now, Hernandez cade before she’ll be able same is true in Los Ange- metro area are planning said, “that dream doesn’t to pay off student loans for les, with the figure climb- to always rent, accord- seem realistic.” two years at Mills College ing to just 24 percent in ing to a new report from Hernandez, who belongs in Oakland. San Diego. According to Apartment List. In the to the San Jose Renters’ So, as the report notes, recent data from real es- San Francisco area, which Rights Coalition, is espe- “poorer millennials who tate data firms CoreLogic covers Alameda, Contra cially worried that with cannot afford to buy a home and DQNews, the median Costa, San Francisco, San companies like Google today may have more trou- home price in San Fran- Mateo, and Marin coun- deciding to build large of- ble building wealth in the cisco is $1.48 million. ties, 17.1 percent expect to fice complexes in the city, long run, may be incapable Among millennial rent- rent for their entire lives. home prices will go up of providing financial as- ers who anticipate buy- While fewer millennial even more. sistance to their children, ing a home eventually, 33 renters in the country as Millennials also point and so forth.” percent say they are not a whole — 12.3 percent to bad credit and student According to Apartment ready to settle down yet. — are expecting to make loan debt as key obstacles List’s estimate, just a Some 70 percent say they rent payments forever, the to homeownership. In ad- quarter of millennial rent- cannot afford to buy now. percentage who are aban- dition, the level of finan- ers will be able to afford a And among those who do doning the long-held ideal cial support some young 10 percent down payment not anticipate ever buying, of homeownership is grow- people expect from their on a median-priced home 40 percent say they prefer ing. A year ago, just 10.7 families is declining. And in the next five years. Only the flexibility of renting. percent said they would as a stark reminder of 13 percent will be able to Most point to finances. In always rent. the power of generational afford to put 20 percent other words, as the report Affordability — or the wealth to shape commu- down. If student debt obli- points out, “More millen- FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE lack thereof — stands out nities, millennials who gations were erased — as nials still rent because as the biggest factor be- already make more than some Democratic presi- they have to rather than Landlords say state rent caps may force them hind the numbers. Almost $100,000 expect far more dential candidates have because they want to.” to raise rents more frequently. REAL ESTATE

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