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Tuesday, February 4, 2020 Anticipation quickly turns to apprehension in Iowa

GETTY IMAGES A cleaner washed the street ‘Inconsistencies’ cited as technical issues keep campaigns, voters waiting with a high-pressure water gun Monday in Wuhan, By Liz Goodwin Hubei province, China. GLOBE STAFF DES MOINES — Results for the crucial Iowa caucuses were delayed Monday night, upset- Virus ting the rhythm of a much- watched election night and threatening to shake faith in spreads the results. Democratic candidates and their supporters waited impa- tiently for the results, yet the business reported technical difficulties left them in limbo early Tues- day morning. Campaign staff- ers were summoned to discuss anxiety the issue as the Iowa Demo- cratic Party said it was conduct- ing unspecified “quality Mass. firms with checks” on the results. “We found inconsistencies extensive ties to in the reporting of three sets of results,” the Iowa Democratic China are wary Party said. “The underlying da- ta and paper trail is sound and By Larry Edelman will simply take time to further GLOBE STAFF report the result.” The coronavirus that has Several observers blamed a sparked panic across the world new app created for caucus or- since emerging in central China at ganizers to report results this the end of December has added an year. Organizers had problems element to businesses that their trying to download and test it. executives absolutely hate — un- Candidates’ supporters be- certainty. gan gathering in hotel lobbies JESSICA RINALDI/GLOBE STAFF around Des Moines for what º China opens hospital in bid It was less of an arm-twisting and more of a neighborly chat as Pete Buttigieg supporters tried to sway others at they hoped would be victory to contain fast-spreading a Des Moines caucus site. For complete Iowa results, go to bostonglobe.com. parties after caucusing Monday virus. A3 evening, nervously awaiting re- sults that were not coming in. The parallel they might draw With candidates anxious to jet from — the 2003 SARS crisis — de- On the ground, a familiar ritual gets to New Hampshire for next livered a relatively small blow, cut- week’s primary, they delivered ting economic growth by an esti- caucus night speeches without mated 0.1 percent. But the world any results to mention. That is a different place today, giving new rules and welcomes new players meant they all could claim they many executives reason to worry had a good night. that this epidemic could be worse. By Laura Krantz Senator Amy Klobuchar ad- China has gone from the sixth- and Jazmine Ulloa dressed her supporters despite largest economy at the start of this GLOBE STAFF the delay, saying she had beat century to second largest. And AMES, Iowa — Wearing a pink light-up expectations and was heading Massachusetts employers — from beanie, Samantha Goodale was firmly in the to New Hampshire. high-tech manufacturers to high- corner of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders at “You probably heard we end hotels to institutions of high- her caucus in an elementary school gym here don’t know the results,” she er education — are more tightly on Monday night, until she left to use the said. “We know there’s delays linked to China’s than ever. bathroom. but we know one thing: We are That has raised the stakes and When Goodale, 35, came back, she asked a punching above our weight.” VIRUS, Page A4 guy named Jim to borrow a pen. As she used Shortly afterward, former it, Jim pitched her on Massachusetts Senator vice president Joe Biden told Elizabeth Warren. And she stayed in Warren’s his backers,“Looks like it’s go- corner, just because it felt right. ing to be a long night but I’m In the news “I don’t know,” she said. “I still think the feeling good.’’ And Senator Eliz- same things I did.” abeth Warren told her support- Like any good caucus — the personal and ers, “It is too close to call so I’m unpredictable fashion of voting that Iowans just going to tell you what I do use to make their first-in-the nation presiden- know," adding she planned to JESSICA RINALDI/GLOBE STAFF tial choices — there were last-minute switches defeat Trump. here in this college town north of Des Moines. And there was last-minute persuasion as Senator Elizabeth Vermont Senator Bernie There were also surprising realignments, Iowans here and at nearly 1,700 sites across Warren spoke at Sanders said he was confident as when half the supporters of former vice the state gathered in school gymnasiums, Roosevelt High School in he performed well. A lost sol president Joe Biden joined the corner of for- community centers, and VFW halls. After Des Moines. The state “I’ve a strong feeling at mer South Bend, Ind., mayor Pete Buttigieg, months of political commercials on their tele- Democratic Party will IOWA, Page A5 Tuesday: Mild, cloudy. sparking cheers from the Buttigieg crowd and visions and canvassers on their doorsteps, release first- and second- High 44-49, low 35-40. leaving Biden below the 15 percent threshold they were ready to finally give the country its choice vote totals, in Wednesday: Possible snow late. needed to earn state delegates in the first first official message about which candidate addition to the delegates Can’t count on it round. SCENE, Page A6 won by each candidate. High tide: 6:38, 7:18. On the night when Democrats were asked to deliver a defini- Sunrise: 6:55. Sunset: 5:01 tive result, the precinct caucus Comics and weather, C9-10. system ground to a halt. A6. Obituaries, D8. N.H. braces for frantic week of campaigning Bloomberg’s path NEW HAMPSHIRE POLL: Which By James Pindell impeachment trial, the State of the Union, The former New York City Democratic primary candidate GLOBE STAFF a Democratic presidential debate, and a ral- mayor campaigned far from Witnesses provided two stark- would you vote for or lean Welcome to the most magical eight days ly with President Trump just hours before Iowa as part of his strategy to toward at this point? Full results A7 ly different accounts of the in American politics — the winter week be- polls open. focus on delegate-rich states care Justina Pelletier received tween the Iowa caucuses and the first-in- “I cannot recall any primary like this that respond better to a strat- Bernie Sanders 24% at Boston Children’s Hospital the-nation New Hampshire primary where one. It is just so unprecedented on so many egy centered on television ad- as the trial over her family’s Joe Biden 18% presidential nominees are often made and levels,” said New Hampshire Democratic vertisements. A5. malpractice suit entered its White House aspirations crushed. Party Chairman Raymond Buckley, who is Targeting Trump third week. B1. Elizabeth Warren 13% This year will be even more intense than expecting record turnout. Joe Walsh, a former represen- usual with the largest field of Democratic It will be a dizzying schedule for candi- Pete Buttigieg 11% tative, tries to make his case East Boston community groups presidential candidates ever and a contest dates and voters, roughly half of whom tell in one-on-one conversations sought to slow down the per- Amy Klobuchar 6% more unsettled than any in recent memory. pollsters they are still making up their with Republicans. A7. mitting process for the rede- Add to that a jam-packed news cycle: an AHEAD, Page A7 velopment of Suffolk Downs. D1.

“Jeep’’ Jones died. The youth activist and redevelopment au- thority official was Boston’s Final impeachment arguments pitched to voters first Black deputy mayor. B1. By Nicholas Fandos and Catie Edmondson State of the Union “a man without character or ethical compass,” Schiff NEW YORK TIMES For breaking news, updated A peek behind the process for the rare time Donald insisted it was time for members of Trump’s party to stories, and more, visit our website: WASHINGTON — In their final appeals in Presi- Trump consents to acting traditionally presidential. A2. choose between normalizing corruption or removing BostonGlobe.com dent Trump’s impeachment trial, House Democrats it. “Truth matters to you. Right matters to you,” Schiff argued on Monday that he had corrupted the presi- said, making a case aimed at Republicans. “You are dency and would continue to put American interests expected to change the outcome of the final vote on decent. He is not who you are.” VOL. 297, NO. 35 at risk if the Senate failed to remove him from office. Wednesday, when the Senate is all but certain to ac- Casting the managers’ case as shoddily construct- * Trump’s defenders, denouncing the case against him, quit the president, largely along party lines. ed, the president’s defense team issued a scathing in- Suggested retail price said he had done nothing wrong and should be The Democratic managers, led by Representative dictment of the Democrats’ argument, contending $3.00 judged by voters. Adam B. Schiff of California, said Trump had tried to that removing Trump would subvert the will of the Making their closing arguments, the House im- rig the 2020 election in his favor — by withholding electorate and fundamentally alter the functioning of peachment managers and the president’s lawyers in- military aid from Ukraine in an effort to pressure the the separation of powers. Their final word sounded voked history and the 2020 campaign as Democrats country to investigate his political rivals — and had as much like a campaign pitch as a legal defense. and Republicans prepared to take the fight over put a blot on the presidency that would stain those “This is an effort to overturn the results of one Trump’s fate to the broader public arena. Neither side who failed to stand up to him. Calling the president IMPEACH, Page A4 A2 The Boston Globe TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 TheNation Trump’s prime Daily Briefing speechwriters largely unsung honed method for writing his Low-profile aides speeches,” Hogan Gidley, a crafting address White House spokesman, said in a statement, “whether it be to nation Tuesday at a rally, a manufacturing plant opening or the State of By Katie Rogers the Union. What the American NEW YORK TIMES people hear is 100 percent Pres- WASHINGTON — There are ident Trump’s own words.” two categories of speechwriters So in this White House, writ- in Washington, but only one of ing his speech is a job best done them can survive for long in anonymously, and by all ac- President Trump’s White counts, Haley and Worthington House. understand that. The first type — of which “They really have a deep there are many bipartisan ex- feeling that the more anony- amples — is defined by those mous they are, they’re probably who have used the coveted role better off,” Newt Gingrich, the of presidential speechwriter as former House speaker and for- the jumping-off point for a lu- mer boss of both men, said in crative career as a political com- an interview. mentator, and seem headed in Haley, 53, and Worthington, STEVE GRIFFIN/THE DESERET NEWS VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS that direction from the time 31, have worked under Stephen MESSY STROLL — A dog walker crossed the road Monday in Salt Lake City after a winter storm dropped up to 11 they arrive at the White House. Miller, the president’s senior inches of snow in parts of the valley. The storm was expected to continue through the day and public safety officials The second category is per- adviser, since the early days of were encouraging people to stay off the roads. sonified by little-known aides the Trump presidency, adding like Vince Haley and Ross Wor- historical sweep to Trump’s an- thington, the speechwriters nual speeches and funneling 2 are killed in Texas dorm shooting who have assembled the State ideas from across the adminis- of the Union speech Trump will tration into cohesive drafts. COMMERCE, Texas — Two ed in the city about 65 miles deliver Tuesday night with its Both men declined messages women were killed and a child northeast of Dallas. The uni- theme of the “Great American seeking comment on their was wounded in a shooting versity lifted the shelter-in- Comeback,” and will give the work, nor did the White House Monday morning at a univer- place recommendation about president all the credit. make them available. sity dormitory in Texas, offi- an hour-and-a-half after it was The annual address to Con- This year’s address, set to be cials said. announced on Twitter. But the gress is an odd one in the delivered just as Trump’s im- A recommendation for stu- university said that even with Trump era because it is general- peachment trial is on the verge dents and employees to shelter the lifting of the recommenda- ly the only time of year that of wrapping up, will be the two in place was lifted early Mon- tion, the residence hall and the Trump consents to acting tradi- men’s latest, and potentially day afternoon at Texas A&M surrounding area was still tionally presidential, a perfor- last, attempt to shape a speech University Commerce, and po- blocked off due to the ongoing mance that generally earns that has come to resemble a lice said there appeared to be investigation. praise. Trump believes he is his speed bump for a president not no other threats. Officials have The university said the stu- own best communicator, so in known for the appeals to bipar- not identified the suspected dent center would be available his administration, the job of tisanship that State of the shooter. for displaced students and that speechwriter is not a high-pro- Union speeches usually in- University Police Chief Bry- counselors were available. file “Hemingway” role, as it was clude. an Vaughn said officers re- Larry Cooper III, a fresh- under his predecessor, Presi- A senior official, speaking on sponding to a call at about man who lives in the Pride dent Obama, who actually be- the condition of anonymity, JANE PHILLIPS/THE NEW MEXICAN VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS/FILE 2011 10:17 a.m. found two dead Rock residence hall, told the stowed that nickname on one of told reporters at the White Leland Anthony, Arizona representative for Indian Health women in a room at Pride Dallas Morning News that he his writers, Cody Keenan. The House on Friday that the Incorp. (left), met with Navajo Code Talker Joe Vandever. Rock residence hall. He said a left his room Monday just be- job belongs to the president. speech would focus heavily on boy about 2 years old was also fore the shelter-in-place was “The president is a best-sell- health care access, prescription Flags lowered to honor Code Talker in the room and was taken to a announced. He said he was ing author and deeply gifted or- drug costs, immigration policy, hospital, where he was in sta- waiting in a friend’s room on ator who packs arenas and has a so-called blue-collar boom, WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — group of 29 Navajos was used ble condition. the first floor of the hall. a meticulous and carefully and national security. Flags on the Navajo Nation to confound Japanese forces. It Vaughn did not take ques- “There’s police blocking the will be lowered Monday to was never broken. tions after a news conference doorways, but other than that honor a revered Navajo Code Vandever enlisted in the and did not say if the women we’re all just kind of sitting in Talker who died in New Mexi- Marines in Santa Fe in March were students. and waiting on the news to Michigan governor co last week. 1943 and was honorably dis- Classes were canceled for happen,” Cooper said. Navajo Nation President charged in January 1946. He the day at the university locat- ASSOCIATED PRESS Jonathan Nez said in a state- worked multiple jobs after the ment that all flags will fly at war, including for an oil com- to rebut president half-staff as a tribute to Joe pany and as a mining prospec- Vandever Sr. through Thurs- tor, and stressed the impor- By David Eggert day. tance of the Navajo language. ASSOCIATED PRESS Vandever died Friday of He also was a medicine man. LANSING, Mich. — Demo- health complications in Hay- Vandever’s death leaves on- crats are putting Governor stack, according to his family. ly a handful of Navajo Code Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan He was 96. Talkers still alive. on the national stage Tuesday Vandever was among hun- A funeral service is sched- to rebut President Trump, ele- dreds of Navajos who served in uled for Wednesday but a loca- vating a fresh face and casting the US Marine Corps during tion is still being determined. an election-year spotlight on a World War II, transmitting He will be buried Thursday at swing state in the Midwest as messages using a code based the Santa Fe National Ceme- the party looks to win back on the Navajo language. The tery. states Trump narrowly cap- code developed by an original ASSOCIATED PRESS tured. The 48-year-old’s ascen- dance comes as Democrats AL GOLDIS/ASSOCIATED PRESS Mo. bill may hold librarians liable JOE CAVARETTA/SOUTH FLORIDA SUN-SENTINEL VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS hope to solidify gains with fe- Democrats are turning to a Hannah Roemhild, the opera singer accused of running a male voters and as two men in fresh face from a swing Public library employees in and materials that have a barricade at Mar-A-Lago, was in court Monday. their late 70s, former vice presi- state in Gretchen Whitmer. Missouri could face a fine or clear agenda of grooming our dent Joe Biden and Vermont jail time for providing “age-in- children for the LGBTQ com- Lawyer says Mar-a-Lago crasher is ill Senator Bernie Sanders, lead in a key battleground state we appropriate sexual material” munity with adult themes and national primary polls. Her se- lost in 2016 and need to win in under a bill proposed by a content that fit the descrip- FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. the high-end resort’s parking lection has led to increased 2020, but she is a strong moder- state lawmaker. tion of a objectionable sexual — The Connecticut opera sing- lot. speculation that she could be a ate female voice — the perfect The bill, known as the “Pa- nature,” Baker said Monday. er who drew gunfire when she She jumped inside and re- running mate pick, though she contrast to President Trump,’’ rental Oversight of Public Li- In recent years, drag per- smashed an SUV through se- fused to acknowledge his taps said she is not interested. she said. braries Act,” has drawn criti- formers have entertained chil- curity checkpoints outside on the glass. Whitmer, who rarely men- In high school, Whitmer cism by library and freedom- dren by reading books at li- President Trump’s Florida She then put the car in re- tions Trump, has advised Dem- wanted to be an ESPN broad- of-speech groups since it was braries and community cen- home is mentally ill and wasn’t verse and drove away. The ocratic presidential candidates caster but switched course after introduced last month by ters. taking her medication before trooper smashed the window that Michigan voters are less fo- an internship at the state Capi- state Representative Ben Bak- Lawmakers in Colorado leading a trooper on a wild and tried to grab the steering cused on his Twitter feed than tol while attending Michigan er, a Republican. and Maine have unsuccessful- chase, her attorney told a wheel to prevent her from on the “fundamentals” such as State University. She went to The bill proposes that li- ly sought to pass similar bills judge Monday. leaving, but she sped away, fixing deteriorating roads and law school and, after working braries create a parental re- that would give parents more Attorney David Roth did leading him on a chase south helping train people for better- as an attorney, won a state view panel that would evalu- control over materials in pub- not elaborate on Hannah Ro- down swanky Ocean Drive to- paying jobs. She will return to House seat in East Lansing. ate whether content provided lic libraries and schools. emhild’s illness, but Palm ward Mar-a-Lago, 3 miles that theme in her 10-minute re- Whitmer said she will talk by the library is “age-inappro- Baker has found support Beach County Judge Ted Boo- away, at speeds in excess of 70 sponse to Trump’s State of the about that “incredibly hard priate sexual material.” The for the bill. ras agreed to have her seen by miles per hour. Union address, which she will time” because it shaped her panels would be made up of “Baker will only be suc- a psychologist before another Authorities there say she deliver at East Lansing High more than any other. She was five residents who are not li- cessful if we all rally behind hearing is held Friday. swerved around concrete bar- School — where her two daugh- caring for her mother, who died brary employees. him and lend our voices — Last Friday’s events began riers and through two check- ters are enrolled. months after Whitmer gave Under the bill, libraries and our votes — to preserving just before noon when a Flori- points, endangering the lives “These are the fundamentals birth to her first daughter. She could lose state funding for family values,” author and da Highway Patrol trooper of Secret Service agents and that people in America are con- also was serving as a freshman failing to comply, and a li- speaker Elizabeth Johnston working an off-duty security Palm Beach County deputies cerned about,” Whitmer told lawmaker and battling a health brary employee who “willfully wrote on her website Activist shift at the Breakers Hotel in staffing them. They opened the Associated Press, adding insurer over covering her moth- neglects or refuses to perform Mommy. Palm Beach approached Ro- fire, breaking out her back that House Speaker Nancy Pelo- er’s chemotherapy. any duty” of the legislation But library and freedom- emhild as she danced on the window. si “thought I would have a mes- She later became the first could face a misdemeanor of-speech groups have voiced roof of her rented Jeep SUV in ASSOCIATED PRESS sage that would resonate.” woman to lead a state Senate charge and, if convicted, be concerns about the proposal. Democratic strategist Adri- caucus and was an advocate for fined up to $500 and sen- Cynthia Dudenhoffer, pres- enne Elrod, an adviser to Hil- women before the 2017 Wom- tenced up to a year in jail. ident of the Missouri Library lary Clinton’s 2016 campaign, en’s Marches and #MeToo era, “What inspired this bill is Association, said the group Reporting corrections said “it’s hard to imagine a bet- disclosing during a 2013 legis- becoming aware of what is would “always stand against ter person” to counter Trump. lative debate on insurance cov- taking place at our publicly censorship and for the free- The Globe welcomes information about errors that call for “Not only did she win the erage for abortions that she had funded libraries with events dom to read.” corrections. Information may be sent to [email protected] or governorship by a wide margin been raped in college. like Drag Queen Story Hour, NEW YORK TIMES left in a message at 617-929-8230. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 The Boston Globe A3 TheWorld China opens hospital; market drops as toll grows

Country aims to ry syndrome, in 2002-03, an ill- ness from the same family of vi- curb movement ruses as the current outbreak and which many believe was in- as virus spreads tensified by official Chinese se- crecy and obfuscation. By Ken Moritsugu “In essence, it’s a version of ASSOCIATED PRESS SARS that spreads more easily BEIJING — China opened a but causes less damage,” Ian new hospital built in 10 days, Jones, a professor of virology at infused cash into its tumbling the University of Reading in financial markets, and further Britain, said about the virus. restricted people’s movement in Chinese scientists said they sweeping new steps Monday to have more evidence that it like- contain a rapidly spreading vi- ly originated in bats. In a study rus and its escalating impact. published in the journal Na- Japanese officials, mean- ture, Shi Zhen-Li and col- while, were deciding whether leagues at the Wuhan Institute to quarantine more than 3,000 of Virology reported that ge- people on a cruise ship that car- nome sequences from seven pa- ried a passenger who tested tients were 96 percent identical positive for the virus. to a bat coronavirus. Chinese health authorities SARS is also believed to have reported 425 deaths and 20,438 originated in bats, although it confirmed cases, as other coun- jumped to civet cats before in- tries continued evacuating citi- fecting people. Scientists sus- zens from hardest-hit Hubei pect the latest outbreak began province and restricted the en- at a seafood market in Wuhan try of Chinese or people who re- where wild animals were on cently traveled to the country. sale and in contact with people. Outside mainland China, at Meanwhile, Japanese health least 180 cases have been con- officials said a passenger on a firmed, including one fatality, Japanese-operated cruise ship in the Philippines. ANTHONY KWAN/GETTY IMAGES tested positive for the virus af- In the United States, as of Medical workers held a strike near Queen Mary Hospital in Hong Kong to demand a shutdown of the border with China. ter leaving the vessel in Hong Monday afternoon, 11 cases of Kong on Jan. 25. coronavirus had been con- ing committee that the country with 1,500 beds is due to open epidemic’s impact on the econ- Hong Kong’s leader, Carrie The Diamond Princess re- firmed in five states, and offi- must race against time to curb within days. omy,’’ Lian Weiliang, deputy Lam, said that the semi-autono- turned to Yokohama carrying cials were awaiting test results the spread of the virus and that “The lack of hospital rooms chief of the National Develop- mous territory will shut almost more than 3,000 passengers on dozens more possible cases. those who neglect their duties forced sick people to return ment and Reform Commission, all but two land and sea border and crew after making port The World Health Organiza- will be punished, state broad- home, which is extremely dan- said at a news conference in crossings with the mainland at calls in Vietnam, Taiwan, and tion said the number of cases caster CCTV reported. gerous,’’ Chinese epidemiologist Beijing. midnight to stem the spread of Okinawa. A team of quarantine will keep growing because tests Medical teams from the Peo- Zhong Nanshan told CCTV. ‘‘So With the holiday ending, the virus. Only the land check- officials and medical staff are pending on thousands of ple’s Liberation Army were ar- having additional [beds] avail- many companies required em- points at Shenzhen Bay and the boarded the ship Monday and suspected cases. riving in Wuhan, the capital of able is a great improvement.” ployees to work from home to bridge to Macao and Zhuhai began medical checks of every- Chinese President Xi Jin- Hubei province, to relieve over- China’s Shanghai Composite minimize the risk of infection. will remain open. one on board, a health ministry ping, presiding over a special whelmed health workers and to stock index plunged nearly 8 Volkswagen said its 3,500 em- More than 2,000 hospital official said, speaking on condi- meeting of the country’s top staff the new 1,000-bed hospi- percent on the first day of trad- ployees in Beijing would do so workers went on strike earlier tion of anonymity in keeping Communist Party body for the tal, located in the countryside ing after the Lunar New Year for two weeks. in the day, demanding a com- with department rules. second time since the crisis far from the city center. holiday, despite a central bank Xing Xuemei, the manager plete closure of the border, and The patient is currently re- started, said “we have launched Its prefabricated wards are announcement that it was put- of Dohia, a bedding and house- their union has threatened a covering and is in stable condi- a people’s war of prevention of equipped with state-of-the-art ting $173 billion into the mar- hold supplies store in the city of bigger walkout Tuesday. tion, and his traveling compan- the epidemic.” medical equipment and ventila- kets. ‘‘We are fully confident in Zhengzhou, said it won’t open Hong Kong was hit hard by ions so far have not been infect- He told the Politburo stand- tion systems. A second hospital and capable of minimizing the until Feb. 9. SARS, or severe acute respirato- ed, the captain said.

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Crippled Air Canada jet lands in Spain

MADRID — Passengers on tension while we were in the an Air Canada Boeing 767 that air, but the pilots did a terrific made a safe emergency land- job landing the plane.” ing in Madrid Monday evening “We are still in a little bit of have described how they spent shock but glad to be safe,” Mi- hours flying in circles to burn erzejewski said shortly after fuel in a tense calm. the plane landed at the Adolfo Saving is an art. Toronto-bound flight Suárez-Barajas international AC837, carrying 128 passen- airport. It was surrounded by gers, departed from the Span- emergency vehicles, firefight- HANI MOHAMMED/ASSOCIATED PRESS Master it. ish capital in the early after- ing trucks, and ambulances. A Yemeni boy waved from noon but had to request an There was no immediate inside a bus before emergency return almost im- information on what had boarding a UN plane at mediately after one of its two caused the malfunction. Sana International airport. engines was damaged and a The plane spent close to tire ruptured during takeoff. four hours flying in circles Mercy flight leaves Brock Mierzejewski, from near Madrid, burning off fuel Vancouver, who was on the before it was light enough for SYNCHRONY BANK HIGH YIELD SAVINGS Yemen’s capital plane with his parents, said: landing. “Obviously a lot of nervous ASSOCIATED PRESS A United Nations plane car- rying seven seriously ill Ye- menis took off from the rebel- Israel’s Holocaust museum apologizes % held capital, Sana, on Monday in what aid officials hope is the JERUSALEM — Yad Vash- lem was the largest of its kind start of an ongoing humanitari- em, Israel’s Holocaust memo- and hosted 45 world leaders. 1.70 * an airlift to save the country’s rial, issued an apology Mon- Yad Vashem said the videos APY most desperate citizens. day for videos presented dur- neglected to mention Poland’s no minimum balance The mercy flight to Jordan, ing a ceremony attended by division between Nazi Germa- the first from northern Yemen world leaders last month, say- ny and the Soviet Union in in three years, also offered a ing they included “a number of 1939 or Nazi Germany’s con- glimmer of hope for faltering inaccuracies.” quest of Western Europe in diplomatic efforts to broker an Dan Michman, head of Yad 1940, showed incorrect bor- end to a grinding five-year war. Vashem’s International Insti- ders of Poland, and labeled The seven people onboard tute for Holocaust Research, concentration camps as exter- the flight require urgent treat- said that several short films mination camps. ment for life-threatening condi- aired at the World Holocaust “We apologize for the un- tions, such as kidney trans- Forum that were meant to give fortunate errors in these short plants, aid officials said. An ad- a summary of World War II films, which do not represent ditional 23 Yemenis, most of “resulted in a partial and un- Yad Vashem’s approach to the them women and children, are balanced presentation of the historical issues portrayed,” expected to follow by the end of historical facts.” the organization said. the week. The Jan. 23 event in Jerusa- ASSOCIATED PRESS The airlift is the culmination of 18 months of negotiations with Saudi Arabia, which con- Malawi court orders new presidential vote trols access to Yemeni airspace Recognized as a NerdWallet as part of an air-and-sea block- BLANTYRE, Malawi — The narrow election win of Presi- ade. Constitutional Court in the dent Peter Mutharika, alleging Best Savings Account.* The airport in Sana has southern African nation of that irregularities affected been closed to civilian traffic Malawi on Monday nullified more than 1.4 million of the since 2015, effectively impris- the results of last year’s presi- total 5.1 million votes cast. 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By Michael R. Sisak and Tom Hays ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — A key accus- er in the New York City rape tri- al of Harvey Weinstein broke down in tears on the witness stand on Monday during an ex- haustive cross-examination over the nature of her relation- ship with the once-powerful movie mogul. The drama, which prompted the judge to send the jury home about an hour earlier than usu- al, came after the defense sought to paint the 34-year-old woman as an opportunistic ma- nipulator who took advantage of Weinstein while pursuing an acting career, even after he al- legedly raped her. The woman JACQUELYN MARTIN/ASSOCIATED PRESS said she “tried to make him my Representative Adam Schiff (with Representative Val Demings last week) implored Republicans to prevent a “runaway presidency” and to say “enough.” pseudo father’’ after a rough upbringing. “I wanted him to believe I wasn’t a threat,’’ the woman tes- Final impeachment arguments target public tified. She added, “I was afraid of his unpredictable anger.” uIMPEACH One moderate Democrat, shire, which will hold the 2020 dent’s conduct “shameful and est in mind when he condi- Defense lawyer Donna Ro- Continued from Page A1 Senator Joe Manchin III of race’s first primary next week. wrong.” tioned nearly $400 million of tunno, a known #MeToo skep- election and to try to interfere West Virginia, broached the So far, the senators who “His personal interests do military aid to Ukraine and a tic, sought to shoot down those in the coming election that be- idea on Monday of censuring have stated their decisions on not take precedent over those meeting at the White House on explanations by zeroing in on gins today in Iowa,” said Pat A. Trump, a largely symbolic ges- acquittal or conviction have of this great nation,” she said. investigations into his rivals. the accuser’s admission that Cipollone, the White House ture that he said could attract lined up along party lines. But, she added, “the response Schiff portrayed it as part of she also had non-coerced sexual counsel. “The only appropriate bipartisan support. “His behav- “Simply asserting — at least to the president’s behavior is an insidious pattern of conduct encounters with Weinstein that result here is to acquit the pres- ior cannot go unchecked by the 63 times — that their evidence not to disenfranchise nearly 63 — dating to Trump’s embrace she said only happened after “a ident and to leave it to the vot- Senate,” Manchin said, “and was quote unquote overwhelm- million Americans and remove of Russian election interfer- long negotiation.’’ Even then, “I ers to choose their president.” censure would allow a biparti- ing doesn’t make the House of him from the ballot.” ence on his behalf in 2016 — wasn’t happy to do it,’’ she said. In an awkward confluence san statement condemning his Representatives’ allegations Manchin said he was unde- that continues to put the coun- “You manipulated Mr. Wein- of events, Trump will have an unacceptable behavior in the proven or an impeachable of- cided. Senator Doug Jones, try at risk. stein every single time, isn’t unimpeded platform to make strongest terms.” fense,” Senator Charles E. Democrat of Alabama, said he “The short, plain, sad, in- that correct?” Rotunno asked. his own final case Tuesday, But given that most Repub- Grassley of Iowa said as he an- remains undecided, too. contestable answer is no, you She responded: “I felt there when he delivers his State of licans are reluctant to criticize nounced his acquittal vote. Monday’s closing remarks can’t, you can’t trust this presi- was an aspect to the way I felt I the Union address from the Trump and Democrats are al- But several moderate Re- made evident just how far dent to do the right thing,” needed to protect myself that floor of the very House that im- most uniformly in agreement publicans and Democrats, apart the two sides remained Schiff said. “Not for one min- had an element of manipula- peached him in December. he should be removed — there whose votes could swing after two weeks of heated argu- ute, not for one election, not tion.” The abbreviated closing ar- was no serious discussion of against their parties, had yet to ments before the Senate. They for the sake of our country. You At one point, Rotunno shot guments constituted the sub- that option. declare their intentions. It disagree not only on how to in- just can’t. He will not change, back: stantive end of Trump’s im- Despite the president’s law- would take a two-thirds vote, terpret the facts of the case, but and you know it.” “You made a choice to have peachment trial, the third such yers’ frequent references to the or 67 senators, to convict and on what constitutes an im- Trump’s lawyers con- sexual encounters with Harvey proceeding in US history. In a Iowa caucuses, few senators remove Trump, an outcome peachable offense. Lawyers for demned the impeachment case Weinstein when you weren’t mark of just how entrenched needed a reminder. Just after that appeared far out of reach. the president advanced a theo- as a hastily thrown together sexually attracted to him. . . . both sides were in their posi- the arguments ended, three Still, the president is eager to ry rejected by most scholars partisan enterprise, noting that You liked the parties and you tions, senators skipped a peri- senators sitting in judgment of be acquitted by a bipartisan that neither abuse of power nor the only bipartisan vote in the liked the power.” od of deliberation and instead Trump who are running for the vote and to avoid the spectacle obstruction of Congress meets House was in opposition to im- The witness, who is to re- made their way to Senate floor Democratic presidential nomi- of having even one Republican the definition of high crimes peachment. turn to the stand on Tuesday, to announce their positions be- nation — Bernie Sanders of vote to convict him. and misdemeanors. “This is exactly and precise- had told the jury last week on fore Wednesday’s final vote on Vermont, Elizabeth Warren of Republican Senator Lisa House managers insisted ly what the founders feared,” direct examination that Wein- the House’s abuse of power and Massachusetts, and Amy Murkowski of Alaska, another they had compiled a mountain said Jay Sekulow, one of stein trapped her in a New York obstruction of Congress charg- Klobuchar of Minnesota — potential swing vote, said she of evidence capped by new dis- Trump’s personal lawyers. hotel room in March 2013, and es. In 1999, the Senate spent raced to catch planes to the would vote to acquit Trump, closures by John R. Bolton, the “This was the first totally parti- angrily ordered her to undress three days weighing President Midwest for rallies. A fourth, while taking jabs at both par- former national security advis- san presidential impeachment as he loomed over her, and then Bill Clinton’s fate during his Senator Michael Bennet of Col- ties for engaging in a partisan er, that Trump had acted cor- in our nation’s history, and it raped her. impeachment proceeding. orado, traveled to New Hamp- brawl and calling the presi- ruptly and with his own inter- should be our last.” The second attack came eight months later at a Beverly Hills hotel, where she worked as a hairdresser, after she told Weinstein that she was dating Amid virus outbreak, Mass. firms face uncertainty an actor, she said. “You owe me one more time!” she said he screamed at her. She uVIRUS “The problem is that too home, according to Kate Hara- said she begged him not to take Continued from Page A1 much is unknown" about the nis, a company spokeswoman. off her clothes, but he ripped off left local companies vulnerable illness and how dramatically it “Impact has been minimal so her pants before pushing her as China shuts factories and will slow China’s economy, said far, but we continue to monitor legs apart and raping her. workplaces, and the United Megan Greene, a senior fellow and prepare as the situation The witness was grilled on States and other countries re- at Mossavar-Rahmani Center evolves,” she said. Monday about e-mails that con- strict travel to and from the for Business and Government Takeda Pharmaceutical, tinued after those alleged at- country. Employers contacted at Harvard’s Kennedy School. which is based in Japan and tacks. by The Boston Globe said they Greene said that US compa- has about 5,000 employees in From the e-mails, it ap- had taken steps to protect their nies that sell products in China Massachusetts, has told its peared the witness was still cut- employees who travel to or likely will be hurt by a drop off 2,303 employees in China, in- ting Weinstein’s hair in early work in China, but few would in demand, and those that buy cluding 63 in Wuhan, that its 2014. In one January 2014 e- discuss how Beijing’s efforts to parts or rely on Chinese facto- offices in that country will be mail, he wrote her: “That’s the contain the outbreak might ries may have supply prob- closed until at least Feb. 10. best hair cut and trim I’ve got- disrupt their operations. lems. Wayfair, the online home ten. I’ve gotten a million com- “It’s really about uncertain- Riverdale Mills chief execu- goods retailer that sells many pliments. Thank you.” ty about the future that is al- tive Jim Knott said he was con- Chinese made products, said She wrote back: “Your the ready pretty substantial,” said cerned enough to check in on its business hasn’t been im- one who makes it look good Michael Goodman, a professor two factories in China where pacted so far. with your smile and beautiful of public policy at the Universi- his company sources fine wire GETTY IMAGES General Electric chief exec- eyes!! But thank you that makes ty of Massachusetts Dartmouth to make finished products such A man crossed an empty highway on Monday in Wuhan, utive Larry Culp addressed the me so happy to hear :)” and co-editor of MassBench- as chicken wire. One factory China, where economic activity is severely curtailed. China outbreak on the Boston Rotunno asked the witness marks, a collaboration be- was operating, but another company’s quarterly earnings whether she was trying to make tween the Donahue Institute at was shut down by the govern- second-largest trading partner stay in place. According to the call with investors last week. Weinstein “believe that you UMass and the Federal Reserve ment for at least 10 days be- in 2018, eclipsing Germany, Ja- Greater Boston Visitors & Con- He said the company’s cared about him.” Bank of Boston that tracks the cause of the virus. pan, and the United Kingdom vention Bureau, the average health care division “is really in “I did want him to think that state’s economy. “It’s definitely going to im- over the previous decade, data Chinese tourist stayed in Bos- the smack in the middle of this I was naive and safe and not a He said the coronavirus has pact us. These are products we from the World Institute for ton hotels an average of 10 in Wuhan and elsewhere, ser- threat,’’ she responded. complicated planning for exec- order on a regular basis,” said Strategic Economic Research nights in 2017. vicing our equipment, certain- Sirens blared outside the utives still concerned about Knott. “I suspect some delays show. Exports to China Several hotels declined to ly prioritizing new equipment courthouse as the witness later tariffs, the ripple effects of Br- in the supply chain.” reached $2.64 billion that year comment, but one general deliveries, particularly to the read from a lengthy confession- exit, and ongoing tensions in As a result, the Northbridge — almost double the amount in manager from a four-star prop- Wuhan hospitals.” al e-mail she sent to her then- the Middle East. manufacturer of welded wire 2009 — led by computers and erty, who asked not to be iden- After the SARS outbreak boyfriend in May 2014 about Economists said that Chi- mesh is now looking to buy other electronic gear, machin- tified, said there have been sev- ended in mid-2003, business her relationship with Weinstein. nese industrial production and fine wire from Mexico or an- ery, and chemicals. eral cancellations over the past quickly returned to normal. “Harvey was my father’s age consumer spending will invari- other Latin American country. Moreover, China is the big- two weeks and bookings for For now, analysts expect the and he gave me all the valida- ably be curbed by the health John Hancock, like many gest source of foreign students the spring are down. same outcome with the coro- tion I needed at that time,’’ she crisis, though to what degree other companies, said it sus- for area universities such as Despite the potential losses, navirus crisis. “Generally these said as she choked up, adding, and for how long isn’t clear. pended all but essential travel Northeastern, Boston Universi- Boston’s hotels may get a small episodes disrupt temporarily, “I tried to make him a pseudo China’s main stock market in- to and from mainland China ty, and Harvard, according to bump from the pandemic. Ac- not permanently,” said Jurrien father.’’ dex plunged 7.7 percent on and imposed reviews and re- the 2019 Open Doors Report cording to Boston Park Plaza Timmer, director of global She began weeping uncon- Monday, the first day of trad- strictions for other travel in the on International Education Ex- marketing director Suzanne macro at Fidelity Investments. trollably after reading a passage ing after an extended Lunar rest of Asia. change. The country is also the Wenz, the hotel is starting to attempting to explain that she New Year holiday. “Those who have recently top source of tourists for Bos- see interest from groups look- Shirley Leung, Christopher had submitted to Weinstein’s But it’s too soon to calculate traveled to mainland China are ton. ing to relocate meetings previ- Muther, Jonathan Saltzman, sexual advances because she the financial impact on local being asked to work from The region’s tourism market ously booked in China. and Janelle Nanos of the Globe had been sexually assaulted companies or the economy. For home for 14 days before re- could be facing a disastrous Boston Scientific, the Marl- staff contributed to this when she was younger. now, most economists expect turning to an office,” the com- 2020 the longer recently an- borough medical device maker, report.Larry Edelman can be She was still crying after an any losses to be modest and pany said in a statement. nounced flight bans to China has asked its nearly 1,000 em- reached at eight-minute break when the short-lived. China was Massachusetts’s by airlines including American ployees in China to work from [email protected]. judge cut the day short. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 The Boston Globe The Nation A5 ELECTION 2020: IOWA CAUCUSES Anticipation turns to apprehension in Iowa uIOWA ing their own ability to win in a Continued from Page A1 general election. some point the results will be Sanders, who led several announced and when those re- polls ahead of Monday, drew sults are announced I have a thousands of people to rallies good feeling we’re going to be featuring popular musicians doing very, very well here in Io- across the state last weekend, wa,” he said. and he stressed repeatedly that Biden’s deputy campaign he was the candidate in the manager, Kate Bedingfield, best position to defeat Trump. raised concerns about the re- Some of his largely younger sults when they are ultimately fans plastered themselves with released. “Bernie beats Trump” pins and “The integrity of the process gear. is critical, and there were flaws “We’re going to win because in the reporting systems tonight we are the campaign of energy that should raise serious con- and excitement,” Sanders told a cerns for voters,” she tweeted. packed arena in Cedar Rapids His campaign wrote a letter Saturday. to Iowa Democratic Party offi- Biden, who has made his cials, pointing to ‘’acute fail- electability core to his message ures’’ in the system and asking since he began running, told for an explanation “before any Iowans he would “restore” the official results are released.’’ soul of the nation and bring Iowans remained largely character back to the White stoic about the delay as they House in a series of smaller left events none the wiser town halls. But even as he pro- about who won their state. jected confidence, some of his Walking out with his family advisers and surrogates down- after Biden’s remarks, Rick played expectations, emphasiz- Selzer said he was eager to see ing that his strength among the results but not impatient. black voters in the fourth-vot- “This is the first quarter in a ing state of South Carolina four-quarter game,” he said. could make up for any shortfall And Rory Taylor, 59, who at- in Iowa. tended Pete Buttigieg’s Des PHOTOS BY JESSICA RINALDI/GLOBE STAFF “I’m optimistic he’ll finish Moines event, brushed it off. strongly, but we should look at “We’re used to it,” he said of Senator Bernie Sanders’s the first four — Iowa, New the delay. “There’s always a supporters (above) cheered Hampshire, Nevada, and South glitch along the way.” at a caucus site at Roosevelt Carolina — to see who’s well Candidates offered closing High School District 41 in positioned for Super Tuesday," arguments in the days before Des Moines on Monday Biden surrogate Senator Chris the evening caucuses. For night, where a solitary Coons of Delaware told CNN some, Iowa has been the place woman held up a sign Monday. to test their message and gath- backing Tom Steyer, while Warren pitched herself as a er support for more than a year. seated near signs unity candidate in a subtle dig Strong turnout was expected supporting Andrew Yang at Sanders while on a multistop for caucusgoers as they acceler- for the Democratic bus tour of the state last week- ate the process of winnowing nomination. end, saying she was the best po- the large field of candidates. sitioned to rally Democrats The caucus winner will like- against Trump. ly receive a burst of media at- “I’ve been building a cam- tention, donations, and new paign from the beginning that’s supporters that could propel winner. But the Democratic not a campaign that’s narrow. him or her into the next phase Party will also be releasing the Not a campaign that says it’s us of the unsettled primary, but total tally of caucusgoers be- and nobody else,” she said. the delay may dampen that at- hind each candidate in the ini- Thedaysbeforethecaucus tention somewhat. tial count and then after the were unusual, with the race Recent polls have shown subsequent realignment, when overshadowed by the Senate Sanders leading a tightly- those supporting candidates impeachment trial of Trump. packed top tier of four candi- below the 15 percent threshold Several candidates, including dates in the state, with Biden, must pick a new candidate or Sanders, Warren, and Klobu- Warren, and Buttigieg, the for- not be counted. Those three char — were pulled off the trail mer mayor of South Bend, Ind., separate results could provide for long stretches of time in or- trailing. opportunities for different can- der to serve as jurors in the trial At nearly 1,700 caucus sites didates to spin their results in a in Washington, leaving Iowa’s — spanning high school gym- as Biden’s slogan — “Battle for with Donald Trump for another gested the caucus count was favorable light. campaign trail oddly empty just nasiums and dusty town halls the soul of the nation” — four years because nobody can “rigged.’’ The fierce, year-long fight days before caucusing began. — Iowans with their feet Mon- spelled out in giant blue and beat Trump or another Repub- "Democrat party meltdown. here among the Democratic And results from a bellwether day evening. Each caucusgoer white letters hung from black lican but Joe Biden,” she said. They can’t even run a caucus candidates is about more than poll that was pulled on Saturday stood in the corner of the room drapes. As they waited for vote “They better come up with a and they want to run the gov- the state’s relatively modest 41 after complaints from the Butt- representing their favored can- totals, the mood grew anxious. master plan because, I am sor- ernment,'' Trump campaign delegates — only about 1 per- igieg camp about reported ir- didate, waiting to be counted. Melanie Weatherall, 50, a ry, but Trump has us so divided manager Brad Parscale tweet- cent of the party’s delegate pool. regularities has left the candi- Supporters of candidates who retired nurse who came to that nobody is going to vote for ed. "No thank you.'' It would offer to Democrats the dates and media in the dark did not reach the crucial 15 Biden’s party with the name no woman, nobody is going to Due to the unique nature of first “electability” smoke signal about what to expect on Mon- percent threshold had to pick “Biden” etched in silver and red vote an Asian, nobody is going the Iowa caucuses, several can- to solve the intraparty dilemma day. another candidate to back, sequins to the back of her indi- for someone who’s gay right didates could end up declaring over which candidate has the known as realignment. go blue dress, said Biden didn’t now. I keep it real.” “victory” in one form or anoth- best shot at beating President Material from the Associated At Biden’s caucus night par- do well in her precinct. Trump’s campaign lost no er after tonight’s results. The Trump in November. The top Press was used in this report. ty at Drake University, a few “People better wake up be- time in attempting to take ad- candidate who gets the most Democratic candidates spent Liz Goodwin can be reached at hundred people milled around cause we are going to end up vantage of the delay, and sug- state delegates is the official their final days here emphasiz- [email protected]. Bloomberg, on his own election path, skips Iowa for Calif.

By Michael R. Blood Compton, the Los Angeles-ar- Financed by his unrivaled per- wa’s caucuses have 41 dele- ASSOCIATED PRESS ea city known as the West sonal wealth, he’s largely going gates at stake, but California SACRAMENTO — Iowa? Coast capital of hip-hop, his own way to secure the will award more than 400. In Who cares. where he planned to launch a nomination to challenge Presi- other words, go big. On the day the 2020 presi- national bus tour for surro- dent Trump. As a candidate, Bloomberg dential election kicks off with gates and supporters. But, in embracing his con- has gone from curio to com- the Iowa caucuses, Michael Joe Biden says democracy spicuous absence in Iowa, it petitor with an unmatched Bloomberg was half a conti- begins in Iowa, but Bloomberg highlighted the risk: How to torrent of TV ads, paired with nent and a leap of faith away told supporters the path to the stay relevant when you are traditional retail campaigning, in California, where the Demo- White House runs through competing outside the usual that appears to have pushed cratic candidate sought to California. playing field of tradition- him up in presidential polling. bring attention to a campaign “I’m not running against bound early contests like Iowa, Still, he remains unknown to that has forsworn early voting the other Democratic candi- New Hampshire, Nevada, and many voters. states and anchored its ambi- dates, I’m running against South Carolina? But in one sign he is gain- tions to California, Texas, and Donald Trump,” Bloomberg In Sacramento, Bloomberg ing traction, he attracted the other delegate-rich battle- said at the low-key appearance said he was planning to enter attention of Trump, who grounds to come. in Sacramento, speaking on a the Iowa race when he began mocked Bloomberg’s height in The billionaire former New stage with a US flag backdrop RICH PEDRONCELLI/ASSOCIATED PRESS considering a presidential run, an interview with Fox News York City mayor took to the air and “Vote early” posters. “We Michael Bloomberg, Democratic presidential candidate then decided not to become a Channel’s Sean Hannity and in a chartered jet Monday, are going to win this.” and former New York mayor, met with supporters during a candidate. When he reconsid- accused the former mayor of with a retinue of reporters and In the crowd was retiree campaign stop in Sacramento on Monday. ered and got in the 2020 race making a special request for a TV cameras in tow, and Ruth Holton-Hodson, a Demo- “it was too late to get in’’ the box to stand on if he qualifies touched down around the crat from Sacramento, who is push for gun control but also crowded and shifting Demo- Iowa contest, he said. for future presidential de- state to remind voters that Cal- leaning toward Bloomberg as likes Sanders strong connec- cratic field headed toward an Later in Fresno, Bloomberg bates. Bloomberg’s campaign ifornia’s election, like Iowa’s, is the most likely choice to defeat tion with young voters. How- uncertain finish in Monday’s put in a pitch for tougher gun denied the claim. underway. Trump. But she said she wor- ever, he worries the Vermont caucuses. regulation, one of his signa- Bloomberg campaign Early voting in the nation’s ries his skip-Iowa plan could senator’s progressive agenda It’s unusual, but not un- ture issues. He lamented how spokeswoman Julie Wood said most populous state begins alienate voters, who would see might drive off middle-ground precedented, for a candidate disagreements in America too Trump was a “pathological liar Monday for the March 3 pri- a wealthy candidate making voters. to turn away from Iowa, the often end in violent deaths. If who lies about everything: his mary election. It is his own rules. “I don’t know if it would time-honored launching pad elected, he promised ‘‘gun fake hair, his obesity, and his Bloomberg’s fourth trip to the “I think it will turn people push some independent voters for presidential candidates. safety will be at the top of my spray-on tan,” she said. state as a candidate. off,” she said. away,” Hammond said of Sand- It’s similar to a presidential agenda,’’ he said. “He’s not going to bully His first stop was at a coffee Nearby, wearing an “I like ers. He wasn’t sure if campaign strategy deployed in Visiting a region with a me,” Bloomberg said in Fres- shop in Sacramento, the state Mike’’ sweat shirt, Colorado Bloomberg’s unusual strategy 2008 by another former New large Hispanic population, he no. capital, where in somewhat student Myles Hammond said of skipping Iowa would work York mayor, Rudy Giuliani, told the crowd “Latino issues The two rival campaigns rambling remarks he encour- he was wavering in his deci- but said he might have “a bet- who was an early drop-out in a are American issues,” earning ran dueling, multimillion-dol- aged supporters to get out and sion, but is closely focused on ter chance’’ focusing on a large year when John McCain be- a round of cheers. lar ads during Sunday night’s vote. He later landed in Fres- Bloomberg and Bernie Sand- state like California. come the eventual Republican No presidential contest Super Bowl, with both spend- no, in the heart of the farm ers. Hammond, who was in Bloomberg’s trip amounted nominee. awards more delegates than ing an estimated $10 million belt, for an outdoor rally with Sacramento for a graduate to a carefully planned side- The day of campaigning the state of California, the for 60 seconds of air time, Latino voters, and afterward school interview, said he is show to the crescendo of cam- provided a window into Democratic fortress that is which Trump used to purchase was scheduled to head to drawn to the former mayor’s paigning in Iowa, where the Bloomberg’s broader strategy. home to 1-in-8 Americans. Io- two 30-second spots. A6 The Nation The Boston Globe TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 ELECTION 2020: IOWA CAUCUSES With changes to format, caucuses may offer less clarity uSCENE one Spanish-language caucus Continued from Page A1 site at the Southside YMCA in Democrats might ultimately Des Moines. choose to take on President For many caucusgoers there, Trump. love for Sanders was as much of Like more than a few people, a motivating factor as disdain Justin Ensor, 26, arrived unde- for Trump. And for many, it was cided at the Ames caucus. This the first time they had been was his first time caucusing as a called on the phone by the party Democrat because he comes or a presidential campaign to from a conservative family, but caucus. he does not support Trump. Pedro Dominguez, 63, a con- In the middle of the noisy struction worker who has lived gym, campaign organizers in Des Moines for 32 years, had crowded around him, pressing voted for governor in Iowa but leaflets into his hands and shar- never in a presidential election. ing personal stories of why they He didn’t know the first thing supported Biden, Warren, about caucusing, he said, but Sanders and others. In the end, was excited to try it out. Ensor joined the Buttigieg cor- “There’s too many people to- ner. day who think that because “I honestly think he’s elect- they have money they can hu- able,” said Ensor about his miliate Latinos, immigrants, choice. “The big hurdle that he the poor,” he said of why he will have to get past is the fact came out to support Sanders. “I that he’s gay, but if he can get want to be part of a party that past that, then I think he’s treats everyone equally.” good.” Jocelin Reyes, 27, felt pres- Iowa’s Democratic Party im- sured to go to the caucus by her plemented new rules this year friends and family. But she said after complaints by supporters it didn’t take much convincing of Sanders of irregularities in ANDREW HARNIK/ASSOCIATED PRESS because she felt the weight of the 2016 caucuses. The changes Caucus participants checked in at Roosevelt High School in Des Moines. Organizers predicted a strong turnout. this presidential election. were designed to speed up the “We don’t want Trump in caucusing, increase its trans- the position,” she said. parency, and make it more in- At a caucus at the Muslim clusive. But they also appeared Community Organization, the to slow down the release of the 119 people present unanimous- results Monday night — and ly voted for Sanders after a could make those results less handful of caucusgoers initially clear-cut. supported Buttigieg and tech Unlike in the past, partici- entrepreneur Andrew Yang. pants this year will report their Gehadi Fadi, 27, who is first (and second, if necessary) studying mechanical engineer- choices on paper cards collect- ing at Iowa State University, ed by officials in each precinct, said it was a chaotic and thrill- a sort of first-ever paper trail. ing experience to participate in (In the past, all participants did at her place worship. was cluster for their candi- There was a lot of interest dates.) this year to play a part in the Voters streamed into Theo- process because of concerns dore Roosevelt High School in CHARLIE NEIBERGALL/ASSOCIATED PRESS over Trump but also because Des Moines — known for the Residents waited to enter Hoover High CHARLIE NEIBERGALL/ASSOCIATED PRESS Representative Ilhan Omar and night as Precinct 41 — the mo- School in Des Moines for the caucus. Iowa This year voters will put their choices on paper cards collected by officials others have visited to encour- ment the doors opened at 6 has 1,678 caucus precincts. in each precinct, creating a sort of first-ever paper trail. age families to become politi- p.m., passing Sanders support- cally active. ers chanting, “Bernie beats antz Gymnasium, voters quickly Sanders supporters, one of Democratic values that we can 680 voters in the room. “We sat back for long and let Trump,” Warren supporters grouped themselves into corners whom wore pants emblazoned all support,” she said, as her In a historic first, the Iowa things go as they’ve gone,” Fadi with her campaign signs tied to for their preferred candidates. with the words “Medicare for supporters cheered wildly and Democratic Party this year said. “And I think it’s time that their clothing, and a handful of Warren’s group looked larg- All,” gathered underneath the those of Sanders looked on agreed to set up 99 satellite cau- we participate in the electoral enthusiastic Buttigieg support- est, where volunteers wearing scoreboard. largely impassively. cus locations across the state process.” ers hoisting campaign signs in mint green T-shirts milled That meant Warren had to Her supporters chanted her and country, and even interna- the air. around with campaign signs deliver her speech directly in name — “Warren! Warren!” — tionally, to make it easier for Io- Jess Bidgood of the Globe staff Warren’s campaign was go- reading “hope over fear.” Some front of them. and Sanders’ supporters broke wans who can’t get to their local contributed to this report. ing to get a boost from its stron- Buttigieg volunteers wore blue “We need all Democrats in with their own, “Bernie beats precincts to participate. In Des Laura Krantz can be reached at gest advocate: the candidate aprons to hold pens and papers united. I’m someone who treats Trump chant,” suggesting the Moines, there were also five [email protected]. herself. they might need. Biden sup- all our Democrats with respect. party unity Warren was calling sites at local mosques. Jazmine Ulloa can be reached Inside the school’s Pomer- porters sat in the bleachers; I reach out, and I run on core for was not quite reality for the Sanders was the favorite at at [email protected] Uncertainty puts a harsher spotlight on caucuses’ prominence

By Dan Balz winner would receive a lower der strong and recurring criti- his candidacy. in three days when the expect- by precinct leaders and protect- WASHINGTON POST percentage of the vote than any cism. The predominantly white Four years ago, Hillary Clin- ed became the unexpected. On ed from cyberattacks. But on DES MOINES — Democrats previous winner since 1972, state is far from representative ton and Senator Bernie Sanders Saturday night, the Iowa Poll, Monday night, something hap- spent a year evaluating a re- when the modern caucuses from the nation as a whole, and battled throughout a long night long considered the most reli- pened that froze everything. cord-large field of presidential were born. The final results will the caucus process disenfran- of counting. Clinton’s campaign able pre-caucus indicator of the The caucuses were designed candidates, all in search of tell a fuller story, and when the chises many people who cannot claimed victory without know- standing of the candidates, was originally as party-building someone they believed could order of finish becomes known, show up at a specified time in ing for certain that she had pulled just before it was to be mechanisms and, for presiden- beat President Trump in No- one or another candidate will the evening or stay as long as won. In the end, her margin released after technical issues tial candidates, a test of orga- vember. But on the night when be disappointed and on the de- the process of alignment and was less than half a percentage threw into doubt the reliability nizing capability. Over the they were asked to deliver a de- fensive. realignment consumes. point. of the findings. years, however, Iowa’s caucus- finitive result, the precinct cau- But that was only part of the If Monday’s slow count were The breakdown pointed to Iowans gather in their pre- es, because they are first in the cus system seemed to grind al- story on the night that the first an isolated example, that would the complex system Iowa Dem- cincts, break into groups to nation, have grown in impor- most to a halt. votes of the 2020 campaign be one thing. But this is the ocrats use and the difficulties show support for their candi- tance, and that in turn has in- Through a slow night of were being cast. The other story third time in three caucus that go with it. Around 11 p.m. dates, and are counted. When vited more questions about why counting, Iowans and the rest was the breakdown of the cau- nights when Iowa has failed in Eastern time, campaigns re- that count is completed, candi- this system should be the open- of the political world waited for cus process. real time to determine the win- ported that they were meeting dates who do not meet a thresh- ing bell of the presidential elec- results. More than two hours af- Iowans have prided them- ner of caucuses. with state party officials to old of 15 percent support in the tion year. ter the caucuses began, no one selves on their first-in-the-na- Eight years ago, Mitt Rom- learn more about why results precinct are declared not via- But even in Iowa there are could say who was winning and tion caucuses and the scrutiny ney was declared the apparent, were being delayed. ble. Supporters of a nonviable questions about the promi- who was not. Partial numbers that citizens give to the candi- but narrow, winner over Rick ‘‘We found inconsistencies candidate are then free to move nence the state plays, given its from selected caucus sites that dates. It is a responsibility they Santorum of the Republican in the reporting of three sets of to support another candidate. demographics and small size. were covered by television net- take seriously, and over the caucuses. But the absence of results,’’ Mandy McClure, a It sounds complicated and Now there is a bigger problem, works painted a confusing and years, Democrats especially full results on caucus night left spokeswoman for the Iowa looked even more complicated and there is little doubt that it sometimes conflicting portrait. have settled on the candidate the outcome unresolved. Weeks Democratic Party, said in a on television. Party officials had will bring more pressure on Io- The one conclusion from the who went on to win their par- later, Santorum was declared statement about 11:30 p.m. prepared what they believed wa’s leaders to justify the sys- numbers that were emerging ty’s nomination. the official winner, but long af- The irony on Monday night was a system for reporting re- tem they have built than ever suggested that the eventual But Iowa has also come un- ter it made any difference for wasthatitwasthesecondtime sults that would be easy to use before. Trump congratulates the wrong state after Super Bowl victory

President Trump did not The problem, of course, is “It’s Missouri you stone cold On Jan. 22, two Republicans Addressing listeners on his campaign contributions. waste any time Sunday night that the Chiefs play in the state idiot,” she wrote. introduced their resolution to program Monday, Limbaugh Lev Parnas was the only de- congratulating the Kansas City of Missouri, next door. There is NEW YORK TIMES name the interchange the said he will take some days off fendant among four men facing POLITICAL Chiefs for de- a Kansas City, Kans. a handful “President Donald J. Trump In- for further medical tests and to trial to be at a Manhattan feating the San of miles away, but it was the Lawmakers fight over S.C. terchange.’’ determine treatment. courthouse when US District NOTEBOOK Francisco kind of mix-up his followers interchange name Six days later, two Demo- “I have to tell you something Judge J. Paul Oetken set the 49ers in the might expect a member of the “President Donald J. Trump crats introduced their resolu- today that I wish I didn’t have Oct. 5 trial date. Super Bowl. coastal elite to make, not a Interchange’’ or “President and tion to name the same inter- to tell you,’’ announced Lim- Parnas and fellow defendant Except he got their home president who spends much of First Lady Barack and Michelle change the “President and First baugh, 69. The cancer diagno- Igor Fruman had worked with state wrong. his time speaking on behalf of Obama Interchange?’’ That is Lady Barack and Michelle sis was confirmed by two medi- Giuliani to try to convince “Congratulations to the people from that part of the the soon-to-be fiercely debated Obama Interchange.” cal institutions in late January Ukraine to announce an inves- Kansas City Chiefs on a great country. question for state lawmakers in Both resolutions are up for a after he experienced his only tigation of former vice presi- game, and a fantastic come- The president’s message, as South Carolina whose prefer- hearing Thursday. symptom so far, shortness of dent Joe Biden. Biden is seek- back, under immense pressure. short-lived as it was before it ences fall along partisan lines. ASSOCIATED PRESS breath, he said. ing the Democratic presidential You represented the Great State was deleted and replaced with Each of the resolutions looks ASSOCIATED PRESS nomination. of Kansas” — yikes — “and, in the geographically correct loca- to name the junction of Inter- Limbaugh says he’s been Parnas and Fruman have fact, the entire USA, so very tion of the franchise, caught the state 85 and Interstate 385 diagnosed with lung cancer October criminal trial date pleaded not guilty to charges well,” Trump said in a tweet attention of people on Twitter. near Greenville, where officials Conservative radio host and set for Giuliani associates alleging they made illegal cam- posted during his Air Force One of them was Claire McCa- recently spent $300 million to Republican kingmaker Rush An October trial date was paign contributions to further One flight from Palm Beach, skill, the former Democratic build new bridges and untangle Limbaugh said he’s been diag- set Monday for two associates their business interests and po- Fla., to Washington. “Our coun- senator from Missouri. And she traffic. About 200,000 vehicles nosed with advanced lung can- of Rudy Giuliani who are litical goals. try is PROUD OF YOU.” was not forgiving. go through the area every day. cer. charged with making illegal ASSOCIATED PRESS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 The Boston Globe The Nation A7 ELECTION 2020: IOWA CAUCUSES N.H. braces for dizzying primary week uAHEAD Continued from Page A1 minds. “This week is going to be as frantic as I have never seen,” said Rochester Mayor Caroline McCarley, a former staffer on three Democratic presidential campaigns, who has endorsed Senator Amy Klobuchar. “How a candidate tries to break through with all that is going on is beyond me.” PETE MAROVICH/NEW YORK TIMES On Tuesday, President Matt Locke (left), a talk-radio and podcast host, spoke with Trump is set to deliver the State Joe Walsh outside a Trump rally in Des Moines last week. of the Union. On Wednesday, the US Senate is poised to vote on whether to acquit or remove Former GOP ally Trump from office. On Wednes- day night and Thursday night, CNN begins airing back-to-back now aims to take televised town hall meetings with eight candidates. Friday night is a presidential debate. Saturday features a massive votes from Trump JESSICA RINALDI/GLOBE STAFF New Hampshire Democratic Party fund-raiser where each A sign in a Des Moines bookstore joked about the political merchandise of the candidates By Sarah Lyall said he felt like “a two-headed candidate will present their who don’t win in Iowa moving on to the sale rack. NEW YORK TIMES cow at the Iowa State Fair,” a closing arguments in front of DES MOINES — The line figure of curiosity on account of 10,000 activists. While a campaign’s ground Hampshire could very well fol- have provided some of the most outside the Trump rally Thurs- his uphill campaign. He said And then the scheduling game is key for the Iowa cau- low Iowa’s lead and pick the iconic and shocking moments day night was perhaps not the that many Republicans shared coup de grace. On Monday cuses, when simply persuading same person. in national politics. safest space to try to conduct a his view of the president but night, the eve of the primary, people to show up on a Monday “I would even say it is likely During this golden political Socratic dialogue about the na- were afraid to say so. Trump will hold a rally in Man- night is basically the whole that Iowa and New Hampshire time, Ronald Reagan declared ture of truth. But Joe Walsh — “The party may be redeem- chester. point — in New Hampshire, the will have the same winner be- at a 1980 Nashua debate that former Tea Party congressman, able, but the president is not re- All of the New Hampshire candidate’s message is key. cause everyone is so focused on he was “paying for this micro- former right-wing radio host, deemable,” he said. “He’s gone hustle was expected to begin af- So heavy television advertis- electability to a degree I have phone,” a moment that upend- current Trump opponent — too far in the direction of want- ter Iowans went home from ing, particularly from Steyer, never seen,” said longtime New ed the race. leaned right in. ing to undermine democratic their caucuses. may have a big impact. So, too, Hampshire Democratic strate- There was a 1984 primary “I’m a Republican and a con- institutions to amass power for Senators Bernie Sanders, social media advertising, where gist Judy Reardon. that took place in a blizzard. servative, and I’m challenging himself. ” Elizabeth Warren, and Amy Warren is particularly focused. In the nine competitive In 1992, it was the stretch- Trump in the primary,” he an- He and Walsh have also Klobuchar, former mayor Pete But in New Hampshire, a Democratic presidential prima- when the world learned Bill nounced to a Trump supporter been making their case to vot- Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind., state that traditionally has the ry seasons, Iowa and New Clinton was a draft dodger and festooned in campaign-themed and entrepreneur Andrew Yang highest presidential primary Hampshire have agreed on the he reacted by giving his “last clothing. “Let me ask you this: all had chartered planes to fly turnout in the nation, the entire same candidate four times. dog dies” speech at the Dover Has Donald Trump ever lied to ‘I’m a Republican from their election night par- dynamic can be shaken in an All four times that person Elks Club. the American people?” ties in Des Moines straight to instant. has gone on to be the party’s In 2000, Al Gore’s team cre- A nanosecond passed, while and a conservative, New Hampshire. “All year, voters met these nominee. But there is a twist to ated a traffic jam in Bedford to the supporter bristled at this and I’m When Buttigieg lands, he is candidates and fell in love with that this year. block voters from voting for his unfamiliar scenario. “Nothing scheduled to make a 7 a.m. stop some of them. But in the final Never before was there a bil- opponent, and in 2008, Hillary comes to mind,” he said. challenging Trump in Nashua and will receive the days, Democrats return to their lionaire waiting for them after Clinton shed a tear in Ports- Walsh mentioned that Presi- endorsement of the city’s may- focus on electability and look the early states, as former New mouth and shocked many with dent Trump, despite promising in the primary.’ or, Jim Donchess, according to for clues, maybe a moment, and York City mayor Michael her win over Barack Obama a fiscal responsibility, had presid- JOE WALSH people familiar with the plans. suddenly they are with a differ- Bloomberg is doing this time. day later. ed over an increase in the feder- Speaking to supporters (Businessman Tom Steyer will ent candidate,” said Neil Indeed, if all goes as There is concern among al deficit greater than that un- of President Trump first fly to Nevada, where is do- Levesque, director of the New planned, on Tuesday night, as some in New Hampshire that der Barack Obama. ing better in polling, before Hampshire Institute of Politics Sanders will hold his first post- impeachment might dampen “I couldn’t speak to that,” heading back to New Hamp- at Saint Anslem College in Man- Iowa rally in Milford, N.H., the magic of the days leading said the supporter, who did not shire on Wednesday.) chester, N.H. Buttigieg is expected to be in up to the primary. want to give his name, on ac- ers in one-on-one conversations The candidates will join Like in Iowa, voters in New the state’s Lakes Region, Klobu- But even then, said Buckley, count of not trusting reporters. in bars and coffee shops in Des Representative Tulsi Gabbard Hampshire know what they are char in Nashua, and Yang in the the party chairman, “the week “Sometimes we say things and Moines in the lead-up to Mon- of Hawaii, Senator Michael looking for: the candidate with Upper Valley, Bloomberg will be will still be magical to us.” they might not be full of truth, day’s caucuses. James Marren, Bennet of Colorado, and former the best chance of defeating at his own rally — in Philadel- but we all make mistakes. He’s who showed up at the Exile bar Massachusetts governor Deval Trump. They just appear to be phia. James Pindell can be reached at a straight guy. I love his tenaci- to talk to Walsh the other night, Patrick, who have all camped unclear about the answer. A For a half-century, the days [email protected]. ty.” said that he had encountered out in the state while attention handful of party leaders here between the Iowa caucuses and Follow him on Twitter Another supporter had been the candidate before, at a veter- turned to Iowa. say that this is where New the New Hampshire primary @jamespindell. growing noticeably agitated as ans’ group in Dubuque, and he heard this exchange. (He al- that he was a changed man so did not want to give his from his days as a right-wing, name.) “Let me ask you some- pro-Trump radio host spouting Sanders leads Biden in N.H., new poll finds thing!” he said. “Has Adam incendiary conspiracy theories. Schiff ever lied?” he asked, re- “It was all Democrats and ferring to Representative Adam him,” said Marren, 75, a Demo- By Matt Stout GLOBE/WBZ-TV/ Schiff, a lead impeachment crat so impressed by Walsh that GLOBE STAFF manager. “What about ‘Shifty he is talking him up to his Re- Days ahead of the nation’s SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY Schiff’? You’re like Adam publican friends. “He was first presidential primary, Sen- NEW HAMPSHIRE Schiff” — he pointed at Walsh amazing.” ator Bernie Sanders has TRACKING POLL — “lying to the American peo- But at the Trump rally, it was opened up a six-point lead ple!” a different story. Virtually ev- over former vice president Joe Which Democratic primary candi- If it is hard to be a Demo- eryone Walsh spoke to dis- Biden, according to a new Bos- date would you vote for or lean toward at this point? cratic candidate in the crowded agreed with virtually every- ton Globe/WBZ-TV/Suffolk Today and uncertain 2020 field, it may thing he said. University poll of likely New be even harder to be a Republi- When he mentioned Hampshire Democratic prima- Bernie Sanders 24% can trying to present a legiti- Ukraine, a Trump supporter ry voters. mate alternative to a president said that “Obama got that start- Sanders, the Vermont inde- Joe Biden 18% whose supporters won’t enter- ed.” When Walsh pointed out pendent who captured a con- Elizabeth Warren 13% tain the idea of anyone else, and that Trump had vowed to make vincing victory in New Hamp- who is all but certain to be the Mexico pay for the border wall, shire four years ago, garnered Pete Buttigieg 11% party’s nominee. but was instead using money 24 percent in the survey, JOSEPH PREZIOSO/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES Trump won Iowa with 51 from the United States military buoyed by strong support A Bernie Sanders campaign car pulled out of a space and Amy Klobuchar 6% percent of the vote in 2016. But budget, another supporter first from younger voters and inde- onto Main Street in Concord, N.H., on Monday. Tulsi Gabbard 5% if local party members were said that Mexico was indeed pendents. Biden took 18 per- feeling rather left out this past paying for it, in that there are cent. That’s really what’s driving his On Friday night, seven Tom Steyer 4% week with so much focus on the fewer Mexicans crossing the Senator Elizabeth Warren lead.” Democratic candidates have Andrew Yang 3% Democrats — all those candi- border and thus fewer Mexi- had 13 percent, followed by Undeclared voters, or those qualified for a debate hosted dates, all those events — the cans sending “American mon- former South Bend, Ind., may- not affiliated with a party, also by WMUR-TV, ABC News, and Michael Bennet 1% president had swooped in to re- ey” back home. Then she said: or Pete Buttigieg, at 11 per- heavily favored Sanders, at 30 Apple News at St. Anselm Col- mind them that there was a “Well, he would have made the cent. The rest of the field was percent. lege. And on Monday, Presi- Deval Patrick 1% new election coming up and Mexican government pay for it, in single digits, while 12 per- With the run-up to the Iowa dent Trump is planning to Undecided 12% that, as he said on Twitter, he but a lot of people are standing cent of those surveyed said caucuses and President hold a rally in Manchester. was “America’s Greatest Presi- in his way.” they were undecided eight Trump’s impeachment trial Monday’s poll, conducted dent.” And Walsh was there to After just a few minutes of days ahead of the Feb. 11 vote. playing out in Washington, by Suffolk’s Political Research 500 likely voters surveyed by live callers to cellphones and land- present a countermessage: No, these encounters, Walsh was But after months of a fluid D.C., New Hampshire many Center on Sunday and Mon- lines Feb. 2-3. Margin of error ± 4.4 he wasn’t. beginning to seem like the most field, the poll indicated voters times in recent weeks played day, is the first of seven daily percentage points. There used to be three Re- masochistic person in Iowa. may be starting to settle. Sixty- host to surrogates hoping to tracking surveys that will be publican challengers — Walsh, “These are the people who four percent of Sanders voters build momentum for their released ahead of the New former governor William F. listened to me on the radio” say their minds are made up candidates who were seques- Hampshire primary. Weld of Massachusetts, and for- when he was a darling of the ahead of the primary, the high- tered on Capitol Hill or in a The polls will reflect a two- and Biden in second at 15 per- mer governor Mark Sanford of right, he said. “I can relate to est share for any of the top tier Des Moines town hall. day rolling average of 500 like- cent. South Carolina — but Sanford why they voted for Trump. I of candidates. But with the Iowa caucuses ly voters, with 250 interviews To be sure, the results from dropped out just two months voted for him in 2016. But then About 59 percent of all ending Monday, New Hamp- conducted by live callers sur- the Iowa caucuses could also after entering the race, and now I saw that he lies damn near ev- those surveyed said they’ve de- shire will return to the center veying people on landlines and help shape voters’ opinions in there are two. ery time he opens his mouth.” cided on their candidate. of the political universe and, cellphones each night. Each the coming week. A surprise Weld gamely made his own The turning point for him Sanders also had yawning thus, the focal point for presi- poll will have a margin of error showing — good or bad for a voice-in-the-wilderness case to was Trump’s 2018 meeting in leads among voters 18 to 35 dential hopefuls. of plus or minus 4.4 percent- candidate — could give some several dozen people at Cornell Helsinki with Vladimir Putin, years old, capturing 47 per- On Tuesday alone, Butt- age points. voters pause, while solidifying College in Mount Vernon, Iowa, the Russian president, in which cent support in that age group, igieg is holding at least five The Democratic field had the choice for others. on Saturday. He was joined by Trump said he believed Putin’s and in the northern and west- events across the state, and remain tightly packed in the “I think there is a lot of flu- Jim Leach, a longtime member claim — contrary to US intelli- ern parts of New Hampshire, Senator Amy Klobuchar of Granite State for months, of- idity,” said Paleologos, recall- of Congress from Iowa and for- gence — that Russia had not in- where he carried 29 percent Minnesota is set to hold three. ten with Sanders holding the ing TV coverage showing some mer chairman of the National terfered in the 2016 election. support. Sanders is scheduled to rally slightest of edges. He led with people had arrived at Iowa Endowment for the Humani- “That was the most unpatriotic “In two words: generation supporters in Milford before 23 percent of support, with caucuses Monday still unde- ties, whose public endorsement thing I’ve ever seen an Ameri- and geography,” said David Pa- delivering what his campaign Biden close behind at 22 per- cided. “I think it’s indicative of of Weld seems like a daring can president do,” Walsh said. leologos, director of the Suf- called a State of the Union Re- cent, in a recent UMass Lowell the fact that you have so many move in the current climate. In the end, the president folk University Political Re- sponse in Manchester. Warren, poll. people in the top tier.” (“The only reason I can is that I cruised to an easy victory, with search Center, which conduct- meanwhile, will hold a town And a Suffolk/Globe poll re- am not an elected official,” Weld and Walsh each receiving ed the poll. “He’s got a 31- hall in Keene, and Biden is leased last month found a sim- Matt Stout can be reached at Leach said by telephone.) a little over 1 percent of the point lead over Warren slated to appear in Nashua ilar separation: Sanders at the [email protected]. Follow In a phone interview, Weld vote. [among younger voters]. and Concord. top, with 16 percent support, him on Twitter @mattpstout A8 Editorial The Boston Globe TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 Opinion BOSTONGLOBE.COM/OPINION

Editorial Facial-recognition tech may have value, but real-time surveillance goes too far

f you stroll through some parts of London, facial-rec- preventing authorities from following London’s lead and us- of anonymity, inhibit our freedoms of assembly and expres- ognition systems linked to street cameras analyze ing the software on live camera feeds, turning passersby into sion, and exacerbate racism in the justice system. Eventually, whether you look like someone wanted for a crime. unknowing participants in a virtual police lineup. Clare however, it should be possible to put down rules that would This technology isn’t very accurate — it often makes Garvie and Laura M. Moy of Georgetown Law’s Center on Pri- preserve privacy and allow police to use aspects of the tech- false matches — and warrantless surveillance that can vacy and Technology have documented how Detroit and Chi- nology responsibly. Iidentify people in public in real time corrodes individual cago have acquired and could activate this capability. For example, after-the-fact identification of crime suspects rights that ought to be secure in a democracy. Too often, when it comes to new technologies that erode or victims could be acceptable if accuracy improves and if In the United States, such real-time facial surveillance privacy — whether it’s data collection by search engines or lawmakers impose limits that don’t exist now, like requiring could be on the horizon. Even today, it’s troublingly unclear monitoring by home devices — the knee-jerk response is to that police use the technology only to solve violent crimes, which police forces are using facial recognition, and how, be- declare that resistance is futile. An investor in Clearview AI, and only if investigators can show as much probable cause as cause the technology is largely unregulated. It’s time to which supplies police with face-matching software, blithely needed to obtain a judge’s wiretap order. Forensic specialists change that, including here in Massachusetts. told The New York Times that such technology “might lead to also should set standards for when facial-recognition data is Boston Police don’t use facial-recognition software, ac- a dystopian future or something, but you can’t ban it.” good enough to be admissible in court. cording to Sergeant Detective John Boyle, a spokesman. He’s wrong about that. Several cities, including San Fran- But real-time face dragnets — as practiced on the streets of However, police in many cities, including New York, com- cisco, Somerville, Cambridge, and Brookline, have blocked London and China — should be outright banned in the Unit- monly do use it to identify suspects after a crime has been public agencies from using facial recognition. California has ed States, as criminal-justice watchdogs have suggested. This committed. Even if they don’t run real-time face surveillance, enacted a three-year moratorium on the use of the technology more active form of surveillance is opposed by conservatives investigators can put the image of a face captured on, say, a in police body cameras. The European Union has considered and liberals alike, because it amounts to the virtual imposi- store’s security camera into programs that look for matches in a broader moratorium — a move even Google would support. tion of a “show me your papers” regime in public places. databases of mug shots, driver’s license photos, or billions of Proposed limits on facial recognition have bipartisan Democracy is well served by rules that define when and pictures scraped from social media sites. backing in Washington — and on Beacon Hill. Bills pending how law enforcement can use many technologies, from The technology’s accuracy is questionable even in this con- in the Massachusetts Legislature would put a moratorium on telephones to GPS trackers. The goal should be to balance text, especially when it comes to identifying women and mi- public facial-recognition systems until lawmakers devise protecting individual liberty with fighting crime. Everyone norities. That’s why Boston Police Commissioner William rules on how they can be used. benefits from technology used in only reliable and fair ways: Gross has said facial recognition is not yet reliable enough to It would be wise to approve that moratorium in the cur- Real criminals are identified and the innocent are protected. be worthwhile. rent legislative session, unless state lawmakers can somehow By hitting the pause button now, lawmakers in Massachusetts Yet there’s little oversight of the police around the country quickly come up with meaningful restrictions. Used indis- and around the country can achieve this balance for facial who do use it. And in most places, there’s nothing explicitly criminately, facial recognition threatens to upend our concept recognition.

JOAN VENNOCHI What will Mitt Romney do?

ill Mitt Romney voting to confirm Supreme Court vote to convict or Justice Brett Kavanaugh. But she will not? only go so far when it comes to an- Long after his tagonizing Trump’s base. stint as Massachusetts Romney’s a different case. He’s governor,W the state of Romney’s not up for reelection until 2024, in a mind and spine remains a source of state where he’s widely respected somewhat morbid curiosity. Over the and even hailed for courage and years, including his run for presi- character. dent, Romney demonstrated a sad But there has been blowback to talent for standing up for very little his vote for witnesses. “Mitt Romney — including his own signature is a bitter, jealous man who looks at achievement, health care reform. President Trump and wishes he But President Trump’s impeachment could be him. This is about Rom- trial gives the now-senator from ney’s ego, nothing else,” Jason Miller, Utah a chance to write a brave new a Republican strategist who advised chapter in his political life. Will he Trump in 2016 and cohosts a pod- take it? cast with former White House coun- Last week, by a vote of 51 to 49, sel Steve Bannon, told the Washing- the Senate rejected a measure to ton Examiner. And Matt Schlapp, the consider calling new witnesses in chairman of the Conservative Politi- Trump’s impeachment trial. Romney cal Action Conference, tweeted that and Senator Susan Collins of Maine Romney would not be welcome at were the only two Republicans to that group’s 2020 gathering. break with their party. Since Demo- Will Romney take the next step ANDREW HARNIK/AP crats needed four Republicans to and vote to convict? pass the motion, their votes didn’t When he said he would vote for change anything. It’s bravery up to a witnesses, he told reporters, “My re- point, yet still knowing the Senate sponsibility in the oath that I took is would never get to hear from John to impartial justice. And when you Bolton. have questions, when they’re things Joe Biden for president The next vote — on whether to that have not yet been addressed, convict — is the real test of political that you think are relevant to reach- n January 2008, I joined my By I have admired Joe Biden since I courage. Scheduled for Wednesday, ing a final decision, I want to hear uncle, Senator Edward M. Caroline Kennedy was a Senate intern, in 1974. He was a it comes after Republican senators the answer to those questions.” Kennedy, to endorse Barack new senator, devout Catholic, and are starting to acknowledge Trump In the hunt for a Republican he- Obama for president. We because of his record of devoted father to two young sons who did what he’s accused of doing — ro, even the contraband chocolate believed America was ready for accomplishment at home. As senator, had just lost their mother and sister. they just don’t care. Again, two Re- milk Romney drank on the Senate Ia new generation of leadership, for a he secured a unanimous vote to Teddy recognized him as someone publican votes to convict won’t floor becomes a hopeful symbol of president who would inspire us, as my extend the Voting Rights Act for 25 who shared his belief that government change the outcome. But it would pent-up courage. Yet any close fol- father did, to believe in the power of years. He led the fight to ban assault should always be on the side of those change Trump’s ability to frame im- lower of Romney’s career would be ordinary people to do extraordinary weapons — twice defeating the NRA. who need help. In their own families peachment as an entirely partisan wary of turning him into a prema- things, and the nobility of public He wrote and passed the Violence and beyond, they gave others strength exercise — or, as he likes to call it, a ture profile in courage, especially service. Against Women Act to combat in times of loss. They never stopped “hoax” or “witch hunt.” when it comes to Trump. To recap: We face a very different world domestic violence and sexual assault. listening to those who were struggling Two Democrats — Senators Doug He has accepted Trump’s endorse- today. President Trump has done He won Senate support for historic and treated everyone with dignity. Jones of Alabama and Joe Manchin ment for president and Senate; immense damage to our institutions, agreements to reduce nuclear arsenals They fought for working families. of West Virginia — might vote to ac- called Trump out as a phony and exploited our differences, and and ban chemical weapons. They worked across the aisle to get the quit, giving Trump the bipartisan fraud; lobbied to become his secre- shredded our credibility around the When Barack Obama was running best deal possible and battled to “exoneration” he craves. So a guilty tary of state; and then blasted Trump world. I am excited by the Democratic for president, he asked me to help lead protect the gains they had won. They vote from Romney would mean a lot. for a lack of character and failure to candidates and the ideas they have put shared an empathy for others and a But it would also take a lot of convic- rise “to the mantle of the office.” forward. But this year, it’s not just This year, it’s not just commitment to service over self. tion and courage. In February 1999, So many times Romney came to policy proposals that are on the ballot. Most important, this election is when President Bill Clinton was ac- the edge, looked like he would do Our fundamental values are at stake policy proposals that about winning. We need a nominee quitted on two articles of impeach- something significant, and then as never before in my lifetime. who can compete in every state, who ment, all 45 Democrats in the Sen- stepped back. Voting for witnesses, America’s place in the world and are on the ballot. Our can bring wandering Democrats and ate voted for acquittal. and then voting for acquittal, would the society our children inherit will be fundamental values independents back to the fold, and No one really believes Collins be entirely in character. Voting for determined by the character of the even attract some Republicans. Biden would vote to convict. She’s up for conviction would not. We shall see. leader we choose. We need a president are at stake as never at the top of the ticket is our best bet reelection in 2020 and already walk- who can bring people together, who to win the White House, keep the ing a political tight rope. Her vote Joan Vennochi can be reached at knows how to get things done at home before in my lifetime. gains we made in the House, and put for witnesses looks like cover to mol- [email protected]. Follow and abroad, whose word we can count the Senate in play. lify Democrats who despise her for her on Twitter @joan_vennochi. on, and who can nurture the next Although 60 years have passed, generation of leaders. We need Joe his search for a running mate, and I people still tell me that they are

Biden. supported Joe Biden. Their strong inspired by the words from my father’s O As vice president, he came to Japan partnership and commitment to inaugural address: “Ask not what your not long after I arrived as ambassador fundamental American values country can do for you. Ask what you in 2013. He stepped off Air Force Two achieved real progress on climate can do for your country.” Joe Biden wearing his aviator glasses and a big change, marriage equality, tax embodies those words. He smile. He radiated American fairness, and criminal justice reform. understands that the source of optimism and generosity of spirit. He As vice president, Biden secured America’s strength — what truly made clear that America would always Republican votes to pass the American makes us great — are the values and stand by our allies, and that we were Recovery Act, which helped prevent a ideals that unite us. That’s what his committed to keeping the region second Great Depression. He was life of service tells us. That is what his peaceful and prosperous. He delivered Obama’s point person for the character and decency reflect. That’s tough messages as well, but he did it Affordable Care Act — working with why, at this fragile moment for our in private, with skill and respect. He my Uncle Teddy to guarantee quality democracy, Joe Biden is the president thanked our diplomats for serving far affordable health care to millions we need. from home. I saw a leader who was more Americans. strong but fair, and who had the trust But this election is about more Caroline Kennedy is an attorney and respect of other countries. than achievement. It is about who served as the US ambassador to

Joe Biden is admired abroad character. Japan from 2013 to 2017. GLOBE STAFF ILLUSTRATION; ADOBE; GLOBE FILE PHOT TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 The Boston Globe Opinion A9 Inbox

Brutal conditions alleged at Mass. prison

The system crushes prisoners and guards alike

Re “Mass. inmates claim brutal crackdown” (Page One, Feb. 1): It is peculiar that guards and prisoners have not re- alized that their interests are aligned. The prison crushes them both. It denies humanity to both. In fact, it operates on the premise of this denial and could not function other- wise. Just short of quitting their job, guards are forced to de- humanize prisoners daily. Strip searches, solitary confine- ment, and turning away parents who wish to visit their children are regular occurrences. It’s hard to imagine doing this job without either finding sadistic pleasure or needing to silo one’s humanity simply to earn a buck. Imagine being told by your supervisor that you need to extract a mentally ill prisoner from their cell by pepper spraying them, beating them, and shackling them to a re- straint chair. How does a guard go home and help their child with homework? How does the prisoner return to their own child? It comes with a cost. Each side pays with trauma, unten- able environmental conditions, and lives. Between 2010 and 2015, 16 active or retired correctional officers commit- ted suicide. In 2017 alone, there were 14 prisoner suicides. Clearly, the prosecutors and judges who fill the prison do not pay the cost of incarceration. It is not paid by legislators who fail to provide sufficient resources to the poor. Guards, prisoners, and their families pay the cost. It’s time we realize that the prison system is a failed so- cial experiment. MICHAEL COX Framingham

The writer, a former prisoner in Massachusetts, is a member of the state’s Special Commission to Study the Health and Safety of LGBTQI Prisoners, and is director of policy for the Boston chapter of the organization Black and GETTY Pink. Land mine victims Phan Van Ty, Truong Uu, and Hoang Thi Luu read books about farmers who became land mine victims in Vietnam. This situation calls for an independent investigation Any kind of violence against corrections officers is intolera- ble, and their safety should be regarded as priority, no mat- ter what. The reports of alleged abuses, beatings, and mis- treatment of prisoners, however, need to be investigated by Trump’s land mines an outside source, not by the Department of Correction or any other state agency, and this investigation needs to hap- pen now. There are usually a few reasons that inmate violence oc- rollback is the last straw curs. Perhaps this violence could have been avoided with some good old-fashioned intelligence gathering. Getting to the bottom of what caused the upheaval and the allegations thereafter will help Correction Department leaders en- for veterans hance the safety of inmates and officers. Clearly, two wrongs still don’t make a right. JOHN LUNDBORN By Ben Jackson Boston

ast week, in the middle of dent Obama limited the use of antiper- promised a fallen service member’s fa- this dark night for America, sonnel mines to the Korean Peninsula. ther a $25,000 check, but only sent it the Trump administration Our failure to sign this treaty is a na- months later when it was reported that State’s bid to ease Boston teacher test L pushed through a variety of tional disgrace, a legacy of failure for he had never followed through. The requirement is a positive step dangerous and unpopular decades of presidents of both political Trump Foundation illegally misused policies. President Trump rolled out parties. It lessens us as military and funds raised for a veterans charity. Just Re “State offers changes to teacher tests” (Metro, Jan. 28): funding changes that will make it philosophical exemplars in the world. last month he minimized the traumat- The Boston Teachers Union supports state Education Com- harder for those in need to get Medic- In 2017, there were 7,239 recorded ic brain injuries incurred by dozens of missioner Jeffrey Riley’s proposal to pilot alternatives to aid. He added more countries to his land mine casualties. This is probably a service members in the aftermath of the exam for assessing the subject matter knowledge and vile Muslim travel ban. But perhaps vastly underreported number, since the Trump-ordered assassination of an skills of teacher candidates. Over the years, many qualified the most evil of these changes, the one many of the countries most affected Iranian general. candidates have been left on the sidelines and harmed due with the deadliest consequences, was are so destroyed by years of war that At every turn, Trump has done the to the limitations of the Massachusetts Tests for Educator this: He rolled back Obama-era restric- they lack the infrastructure to collect wrong thing for veterans. He dishonors Licensure. This contributes to turnover as well as to losing tions on the United States’ use of land this data. These casualties include our military. He dishonors my service. highly effective teachers, particularly teachers of color. mines. huge numbers of civilians, too often He dishonors our nation and is not Our hope is that the pilot program will create new ave- I am a veteran. From children. And un- worthy of the title of commander in nues to the profession and expand the teacher pipeline, es- 1993 to 1997 I served in collected, undeto- chief. pecially for teachers of color, who are underrepresented the Seabees, a ground- Land mines are nated mines lie in Land mines are not an issue of poli- overall in Massachusetts public schools. The alternative combat-ready part of the not an issue of wait for genera- tics. This is a larger calling, one that testing tools proposed by the commissioner are a minimal Navy. While I was lucky tions, indiscrimi- must unite us across our differences. first step in providing the much-needed platform for these enough to serve during a politics. This is a nate in their de- We are confronted with an issue of our qualified candidates to demonstrate their skills and knowl- time of peace, I was struction, unable national conscience. And so those of us edge and aid in creating inclusive learning environments ready to go to war on be- larger calling. to tell friend from who have worn the flag on our shoul- for all our students. half of my nation at a foe, child from ders, with stripes and chevrons on our Thanks to key programs and partnerships being ad- moment’s notice, as were adult. They simply sleeves or bars on our collars, must do vanced by the City of Boston and the Boston Teachers the millions of other Americans with kill. what we have always done: honor our Union, the Boston Public Schools are a leader among the whom I served. Everyone who enlists This is what Donald Trump wants oaths and stand up for our great nation state’s school districts in the number and percentage of knows that combat is a real possibility us to unleash on the world. This is who against all enemies, foreign and do- teachers of color. However, our district can still do better, during their term of service, bringing he is. mestic. Too many of us are already not and many other districts struggle to attract and retain with it the possibility of death or seri- His tenure in the political eye has able to stand at all because of these im- teachers of color. As such, reforms in our statewide educa- ous mental or physical injury. It’s a been a never-ending string of attacks moral weapons. tor recruitment and retention systems are long overdue, burden we bear with pride, and with a on veterans. He is a draft dodger — not I am a United States sailor. I will and this move by the commissioner, while only one piece of degree of fear. out of principle but out of cowardice. support and defend the Constitution, the puzzle, is a welcome step toward achieving such re- But throughout history, certain He bragged that trying to dodge sexu- and I will obey the orders of those ap- forms. weapons have been deemed so brutal ally transmitted infections was “my pointed over me. I represent the fight- JESSICA TANG and so cruel that they are condemned Vietnam.” During his campaign, he fa- ing spirit of the Navy and those who President around the world. Land mines fall into mously denigrated a gold-star family have gone before me to defend free- Boston Teachers Union this category. Of the world’s 195 na- whose son was killed on the battlefield. dom and democracy around the world. Dorchester tions, 164 have banned the manufac- He belittled every single American I proudly serve my country’s Navy ture and use of antipersonnel land prisoner of war in attacking the late combat team with honor, courage, and mines and destroyed their stockpiles as Senator John McCain, stating, “I like commitment. I am committed to excel- It’s hypocritical to give teachers a pass signatories of the 1997 Mine Ban Trea- people who weren’t captured.” When lence and the fair treatment of all. when students face high-stakes exam ty. The list of signers includes war-torn calling the families of the first service Even if the commander in chief is On Jan. 28 I read that state Education Commissioner Jef- nations such as Iraq, Afghanistan, Su- members killed during his presidency, not. frey Riley wants to waive the results of a standardized dan, Ukraine, and Yemen. But not the Trump could not remember the name teacher test for Black and Latino candidates to allow more United States, although in 2014 Presi- of Sergeant La David Johnson. He Ben Jackson is a writer. people of color to teach (“State offers changes to teacher test”), and then the next day, I read that Riley wants to hold Boston schools more accountable because students are not performing well on standardized tests (“Board urges state actions for struggling Boston schools”). Either the tests are a valid way to measure performance, Charles H. Taylor SENIOR DEPUTY MANAGING EDITOR or they’re not. It is outrageously hypocritical for Riley to abcde Founder & Publisher Mark S. Morrow 1873-1921 consider not requiring some teachers to pass a standard- Founded 1872 William O. Taylor ized test, and then placing them in a classroom and requir- DEPUTY MANAGING EDITORS Publisher 1921-1955 ing that they teach students to pass a standardized test to Marjorie Pritchard Editorial Page Wm. Davis Taylor be deemed successful. JOHN W. HENRY, Publisher BRIAN McGRORY,Editor David Dahl Print and Operations Publisher 1955-1977 Felice Belman Local News and Features William O. Taylor RICHARD KILEY VINAY MEHRA, President Veronica Chao Living/Arts Publisher 1978-1997 Boston BINA VENKATARAMAN, Benjamin B. Taylor Editorial Page Editor Publisher 1997-1999 LINDA PIZZUTI HENRY, BUSINESS MANAGEMENT The writer is a retired Boston Public Schools teacher. Dhiraj Nayar Chief Financial Officer Richard H. 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Conflict escalates ince. Turkey deployed several hundred troops to observation with deadly result posts there in 2018, as part of an agreement with Russia to By Carlotta Gall create a deescalation zone. NEW YORK TIMES But Russian and Syrian forc- ISTANBUL — Turkey de- es have been conducting an of- ployed F-16 fighter jets against fensive on the major highway government forces in north- through the province, prompt- western Syria on Monday, a ing hundreds of thousands of sharp escalation of the conflict civilians to flee north toward there after six Turkish soldiers the border with Turkey. were killed by artillery strikes. Turkey has already taken in President Recep Tayyip Er- nearly 4 million people trying JAYNE KAMIN-ONCEA/ASSOCIATED PRESS dogan of Turkey said that as to escape the war, which started Investigators were seen outside of a Greyhound bus after a many as 35 Syrian troops had nearly nine years ago, and is passenger was killed on board on Monday in a shooting. been “neutralized.” The Syrian concerned that the Syrian push Observatory for Human Rights, TURKISH DEFENSE MINISTRY VIA AP, POOL into the area will create a fresh a monitoring group based in Turkey’s defense minister, Hulusi Akar (second right), and surge of refugees. It has closed Britain, said the number of mil- commanders inspected troops in Hatay, Turkey, Monday. its border with Syria to prevent 1 killed, 5 hurt itary personnel killed was at more refugees from entering. least 13, while state news me- soldiers as martyrs, he added, ber demeanor as he announced Nearly 700,000 people have dia in Syria made no mention of “It is not possible for us to keep the Turkish casualties, despite a been displaced since the Rus- any deaths. There were also re- silent” as long as his country’s dispute with Russia over sian-led offensive began in Idlib in shooting on ports on social media of at least troops were being targeted. whether the Turkish military’s last year — 140,000 in January eight civilian deaths when a Erdogan has frequently met moves had been coordinated alone. Many are camping in the minibus was struck. with President Vladimir Putin with their Russian counter- open in increasingly desperate Greyhound bus Erdogan warned Russia, of Russia to discuss Syria and, parts. Turkish reporters noted conditions. which backs the Syrian govern- in particular, the thorny prob- that Erdogan’s understated The deployment of air pow- Shooter disarmed like that,’ ‘wait til we get to the ment and which controls the lem of Idlib province, which tone and remarks were free of er came after the Turkish De- station,’ ‘get away from the airspace in western Syria, not to Moscow wants to bring under the vitriolic rhetoric he often fense Ministry said a supply by passengers dude in the striped shirt,’ ” keep Turkey from retaliating. Syrian government control to uses for opponents. convoy bringing reinforce- Grabban said in a series of Ins- “It should be out of discus- declare victory in the war. Syrian government forces ments into the observation By Stefanie Dazio tagram messages. sion to block us,” Erdogan said, In a sign of the fragility of have recently intensified their posts had come under fire, leav- ASSOCIATED PRESS Suddenly, the man started before leaving for a trip to the relationship and of the high offensive in Idlib, in western ing six Turkish soldiers dead LOS ANGELES — A man cursing and shooting, Grabban Ukraine. Describing the dead stakes, Erdogan adopted a so- Syria, the last rebel-held prov- and several others wounded. cursing and muttering incoher- said. Grabban hid beneath the ently opened fire aboard a seat in front of him. He said the packed Greyhound bus in gunman seemed to fire eight or Southern California early Mon- nine shots that “seemed to go day, killing one person and on forever.” He added: “I was Muslim groups denounce Mideast plan wounding five others in a seem- waiting for one to hit me.’’ ingly random attack before pas- “I thought I was shot be- sengers disarmed him, authori- cause I felt a rush of heat on the By Aya Batrawy said such initiatives must reach The White House plan heav- “the eternal capital” of a future ties and a witness said. back of my head as I went ASSOCIATED PRESS a fair resolution that ensures ily favors Israel and ignores Palestinian state and said it re- The driver of the Los Ange- down,” he said. “But I guess I DUBAI, United Arab Emir- the rights of the Palestinian many of the Palestinians’ core mains the cornerstone issue of les-to-San Francisco bus pulled just smashed my head on the ates — Days after Gulf Arab people “through the creation of demands by keeping 750,000 Muslims around the world. The off onto the shoulder, where seat as I went down to the states expressed their support an independent state with East Jewish settlers in place, recog- OIC was formed 50 years ago in some of those aboard led the floor.” for President Trump’s efforts at Jerusalem as its capital.” nizing Israel’s sovereignty of the response to an extremist arson killer off the vehicle, and he was Then, silence fell. The in- resolving the Israeli-Palestinian He spoke at a gathering in strategic Jordan Valley, and as- attack on the Al-Aqsa Mosque quickly taken into custody, Cali- jured passengers began moan- conflict, representatives from the Saudi city of Jiddah for the serting Jerusalem as the “undi- in east Jerusalem, land sacred fornia Highway Patrol Sergeant ing, and others started panick- these same countries and other 57-nation Organization of Is- vided capital” of Israel. to both Muslims and Jews. Brian Pennings said. The driver ing. 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The Pulitzer Prize-winning and Tony Award-nominated Best Play by Lynn Nottage (Ruined) comes alive in a moving and urgently relevant new production directed by Kimberly Senior (The Niceties). Based on interviews with the THE PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING residents of Reading, Pennsylvania, a group of close friends struggle to stay connected when their factory is at risk of collapse. In a neighborhood bar, each TALE OF FRIENDS STAYING AFLOAT of them reaches for their piece of the American dream. Can their friendships survive this test? Nottage weaves a tale of trust and doubt, longtime bonds and short-term possibilities. The New York Times raves, “Superb… Nottage is writing at the peak of her powers.”

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THE BOSTON GLOBE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 | BOSTONGLOBE.COM/METRO Kevin Cullen A cop who Witnessesatoddsovergirl’shealth Boston Children’s that affects the way cells produce saw more energy. The Children’s team con- lawsuit continues cluded her problems were largely psychiatric, fueled by her parents. Some 30 years ago, Mike By Kay Lazar Her one-year stay at Children’s Hennessy made a gaffe. A GLOBE STAFF Hospital in 2013 ignited a firestorm gaffe is when you are in Two strikingly different accounts about whether medical profession- public life and tell the of Justina Pelletier’s health during als should override parental rights truth. her 2013 stay in a locked psychiatric when there is a dispute over treat- Mike Hennessy was a ward at Boston Children’s Hospital ment of a complex illness. Boston school cop, the emerged in Suffolk Superior Court Monday’s testimony offered such best, and he knew the Monday. contrasting portraits of Justina Pel- kids and the kids knew A lawyer for the hospital assert- letier at the time that it was some- ed that Pelletier, then 14, was able times hard to imagine the two sides him and he wrote a very long, detailed at times to stand on her own to bake were describing the same patient. memo about gangs in the city’s schools. It cookies. The lawyer said she also She was “bright, smiling, and didn’t go over well with the powers that learned to move her own wheel- laughing while in conversations” be. chair and master other physical during her stay in the unit, hospital “They punished him,” Bill Stewart, the tasks without constant help. NATHAN KLIMA FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE attorney Ellen Epstein Cohen, said. legendary Dorchester District Court pro- But the young woman’s father, In Suffolk Superior Court Friday, Justina Pelletier (center), sat with “Were you aware that Justina bation officer recalled. “They transferred Louis Pelletier, insisted on the wit- her father, Louis Pelletier, and sister, Jessica Pelletier. was making progress?” Cohen said. him to East Boston. So every day, Mike ness stand that it was clear to any- “She was declining,” Louis Pelle- had to drive from Hyde Park to East Bos- one who saw his daughter during The Pelletiers are suing Chil- her doctors at Tufts Medical Center, tier shot back. ton to go to work.” that stay: Her health had been “de- dren’s and several of its providers, who were treating her for mito- “So she appeared to you as her But as his encyclopedic knowledge clining.” alleging they ignored the advice of chondrial disease, a rare disorder PELLETIER, Page B4 about gangs became known, Mike Hen- nessey found some unlikely allies: a coali- tion of Black ministers who were deter- mined to reduce violence in their commu- nities. The Rev. Jeffrey Brown remembers An invite meeting Hennessey all those years ago. A Black preacher and a white cop. They started talking, looking not so much for to help the promised land but just some common ground. The more they talked, they found it: They were both tired of comforting mothers whose sons had been murdered, others tired of people acting like there was some acceptable level of violence in poor, most- ly Black neighborhoods. be heard “Mike was one of the first police offi- cers I met who challenged the status quo,” Weinstein accuser Brown said. “Those of us who stood be- hind him and beside him said, ‘We’ll do to join Clark at this as a team.’ ” This was revolutionary stuff back in State of the Union the day. “We just hit it off,” Brown said. “Mike By Stephanie Ebbert would bring me to the schools, tell me to GLOBE STAFF look for things, like a cop would." A former assistant to Harvey But it went both ways. Hennessey be- Weinstein who broke a nondis- lieved you couldn’t just lock up a problem. closure agreement to join the le- gions of women speaking out It had to be more. PHOTOS BY DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF “Mike always had respect for what I about his alleged sexual miscon- was doing, what other ministers were do- duct will accompany US Repre- emolition sentative Katherine Clark to the ing,” Brown said. work State of the Union address Tues- Everybody bought in. Preachers, pro- began on day night. bation officers, cops. The ministers the former Rowena Chiu, who was silent weren’t just praying for kids. They were D about her experience for more praying for Boston Police Lieutenant Gary Boston Common Hotel and than 20 years, will also meet with French, head of the gang unit. Even members of Congress to advocate Conference Center in though nobody was supposed to call it for the first comprehensive legis- that. It was the Youth Violence Strike the Back Bay to make lation addressing workplace ha- Force. way for a new Raffles rassment and sexual assault since Whatever they called it, it worked. Hotels and Resorts the #MeToo movement began in Within a decade, youth violence in tower. At right, a crane 2017. Boston had dropped nearly 80 percent. punched a hole in part “Her story and her experience While other cities saw their homicide of the facade as bricks really demonstrate the urgency rates rise, Boston’s dropped, dramatically. around passing the BE HEARD and even desks fell to They called it the Boston Miracle. Act, which is the legislation that the ground. Like most men of the cloth, the Rev. codifies all the lessons that we’ve Brown chafes at that word, preferring to learned,” said Clark, one of the leave the miracles to the Lord. It was lead sponsors of the legislation, more about hard work and determination which stands for “Bringing an and a kind of compassion shown by the End to Harassment by Enhancing people who did the interventions with Accountability and Rejecting Dis- crimination.” families. Chiu, an Oxford-educated Larry Mayes, who was the city’s chief of mother of four, was a 24-year-old human services under Mayor Tom Meni- assistant to the Hollywood pro- no, said Hennessey helped him and oth- Trahan’s legal bills near $380,000 ducer when his power was climb- ers understand that gangs were in effect ing with the release of the Mira- cults. He said parents responded to that Lawmaker’s fund-raising remains under ethics review max hit “Shakespeare in Love” in explanation, and became an important 1998. Unlike the high-profile ac- part of reducing violence. By Matt Stout port the Westford Democrat filed gressional Ethics, an independent tresses who have raised allega- Emmett Folgert, who runs the Dor- GLOBE STAFF late Friday with the Federal Election entity, found “substantial reason to tions about Weinstein, Chiu was chester Youth Collaborative, said Hen- Representative Lori Trahan, who Commission. That includes believe” she violated campaign fi- an unknown working behind the nessey was able to quietly end fighting has been embroiled in a probe into $191,000 in bills from the last quar- nance laws in her hotly contested camera and making $18,000 a among Asian gangs in Dorchester, too. her campaign financing, has accu- ter — a sum that nearly matched the Third Congressional District victory year. At the Venice Film Festival “Mike saved a lot of kids,” he said. mulated nearly $380,000 in bills to $204,000 she reported raising in in 2018. in 1998, Chiu endured a late- Which is why it’s so hard for Hen- a Washington, D.C., law firm, half of those three months. Investigators found that her hus- night meeting with Weinstein, nessey’s friends right now, because he’s on which came in the last three months The new bills came amid a busy band donated $300,000 to her cam- who she said peppered their the 16th floor of Brigham and Women’s, of 2019, according to her latest fil- time for Trahan’s lawyers. The paign — far in excess of the $2,700 script discussions with requests fighting terminal cancer. ings. House Ethics Committee disclosed allowed at the time for a primary for massages and baths and in- His son, Mike Jr., surprised no one by Trahan still owed Perkins Coie in mid-December that it is conduct- race. Her campaign appears to have sisted that she take off the two telling me his dad was fighting with ev- LLC roughly $347,000 as of Dec. 31, ing a further probe of Trahan after “intentionally misreported” the pairs of tights she wore to deter erything he’s got. They almost lost him according to a campaign finance re- investigators with the Office of Con- TRAHAN, Page B6 CLARK, Page B6 Friday. But he punched back. “When I was a kid,” Mike Jr. said, “I looked at him like the Elliot Ness of gang CLARENCE JONES 1933-2020 busting. But I remember he always talked about giving kids second chances, that when he knew their life situations weren’t the best, he wanted to give them a ‘An icon in our city’ chance.” The Rev. Brown remembers there was Advocate for youths was Boston’s first Black deputy mayor a kid, violating his probation, hanging out at Franklin Field. Rather than lock the kid By Bryan Marquard ministration that will allow them to stop him,” said Mel King, a longtime up, Hennessey asked the preachers to go GLOBE STAFF respond to the Black community as politician and one of Boston’s most talk to the kid, to see what was going on Little more than a year after Clar- people have been able to respond to prominent Black activists. “He de- in his life. ence “Jeep” Jones was promoted to other communities,” he told the serves the highest honors and acco- Larry Mayes smiles thinking about his become Boston’s first Black deputy Globe in June 1977. lades for his activities in the commu- buddy. mayor — the highest-ranking Black Mr. Jones, who went on to serve nity and for being a role model for all “Mike is,” he said, “Robert Redford official ever in city government at on the Boston Redevelopment Au- of us.” with a halo.” that time — he was looking forward thority board for 32 years, including Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh Mike Hennessey would love that. to a future when others would follow 24 as chairman, died Saturday. He said Mr. Jones was “a well-loved and the trail he had forged. was 86 and had lived in Roxbury. widely respected community leader." WENDY MAEDA/GLOBE STAFF/1979 Kevin Cullen is a Globe columnist. He can “I just hope that when I leave this “More than anyone I know, he “He was an icon in our city, who Mr. Jones served as deputy mayor in Mayor Kevin White’s be reached at [email protected]. job, I can leave it with some people was into the pursuit of excellence gave us so much through his tireless having obtained positions in the ad- and there was nothing that could JONES, Page B4 administration. B2 Metro The Boston Globe TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 TheMetroMinute

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ASSOCIATED PRESS Mixed report on Mass. tobacco policies By Travis Andersen GLOBE STAFF The American Lung Association says there were highs and lows for smoking reduction and prevention in Massachusetts last year, in a new report called the “State Of Tobacco Con- trol 2020." The annual report, released last week, says the group downgraded Massachusetts in 2019 JOHN TLUMACKI/GLOBE STAFF EARLY MORNING GRAZING from a B to a C for tobacco taxes, and from a C — Fog shrouded horses and a barn on Washington Street in Pembroke recently. to a D for “access to cessation, and remained at failing levels for prevention and control funding.” But it’s not all bad. According to the report, the group “ap- plauds” the state’s “bold action” to bar sales of all flavored tobacco products but thinks Mas- Passing motorist saves driver sachusetts must offer “stronger support” for prevention resources and for helping people By Emily Sweeney the Ford Fiesta upside down in the pond and the quit. GLOBE STAFF 2016 Honda CRV “with significant rear end dam- “In Massachusetts, our high school tobacco New Hampshire man saved the life of age" in the southbound breakdown lane, police use rate remains at 24.6%,” said Elizabeth a motorist Sunday when he plunged said. “The officers learned that Mr. Baker witnessed Hamlin, the association’s director of advocacy, into a frozen pond and dragged him to Picard’s vehicle land upside down in the frozen in a statement. “Massachusetts has been a A safety, authorities said. Twenty-five- pond," police wrote on Facebook. "Mr. Baker, with leader on tobacco policy, by being the first year-old Taylor Baker jumped into the little concern for his personal safety, jumped into state to prohibit tobacco sales in pharmacies, pond and removed the unconscious driver of a the pond, removed an unconscious Picard from his the first to remove all flavored tobacco prod- 2017 Ford Fiesta that had landed upside down in a vehicle and dragged him to safety. According to ucts from the market, and joining the early pond along the northbound lane of Derry Street, Captain Gannon of the Hudson Fire Department, adopters in raising the tobacco age of sale to according to a Hudson Police Department Face- Picard is alive due to the efforts of Mr. Baker.” 21. Sadly, it’s simply not enough. The youth book post. The driver of the Honda CRV suffered minor in- vaping epidemic is still rising and without The driver, Alexander Picard, 24, of Hudson, was subsequently arrested juries but was not taken to the hospital. Picard also suffered minor injuries funding for prevention and cessation pro- and charged with driving while under the influence of drugs, police said. and was taken to Southern New Hampshire Medical Center, police said. grams, we will lose the opportunity to make The crash occurred shortly before 5:30 p.m. when Picard was traveling Picard was released on personal recognizance bail and is scheduled for the current generation of kids the first tobac- south on Derry Street and collided with a Honda CRV, which sent the Fies- arraignment at the Ninth Circuit Court in Nashua on March 13, police said. co-free generation.” ta careening across the northbound lane and down an embankment where A message seeking comment on the report it rolled over into the pond, police said. Emily Sweeney can be reached at [email protected]. Follow her on was sent Wednesday morning to the state De- Police and firefighters responded to the area of 315 Derry St. and found Twitter @emilysweeney. partment of Public Health. The association gives Massachusetts an "F" on funding for tobacco prevention programs AROUND THE REGION in 2019, an “A” for strength of smoke-free workplace laws, a “C” for level of state tobacco AUGUSTA, MAINE taxes, a "D" for coverage and access to services cials at Logan International Airport acted illegal- Connect would allow up to 1,200 megawatts of to quit tobacco, and an “A” for setting the ly in denying them entry to the United States to Canadian hydropower to reach the regional pow- minimum age for tobacco purchases at 21. State offers $126.6m start classes. Shahab Dehghani, who attends er grid to meet Massachusetts’ green energy " ‘State of Tobacco Control 2020’ provides Northeastern University, and Reihana Emami goals. Massachusetts ratepayers are funding the an important roadmap on how states like supplemental budget Arandi, who had been set to start classes at Har- project. The idea for the New England Clean En- Massachusetts and the federal government vard University, filed separate complaints with ergy Connect was conceived to meet Massachu- can put in place the policies proven to have Democratic Governor Janet Mills unveiled a the agency’s civil rights office in recent days, re- setts’ clean energy goals and embraced after New the greatest impact on reducing tobacco use nearly $127 million supplemental budget pro- questing the agency investigate the conduct of Hampshire regulators pulled the plug in 2018 on and exposure to secondhand smoke," Hamlin posal on Monday that aims to hire more child Customs and Border Protection officials, accord- a proposal to have a transmission line pass said. welfare caseworkers and state troopers, boost ing to their lawyers. The students say federal offi- through their state. (AP) “Now is the time for lawmakers in Massa- funding for education and infrastructure im- cials detained and interrogated them for hours at HARTFORD chusetts to build on their efforts to modernize provements, and add $20 million to the rainy the airport before concluding they planned on tobacco policy by filling in the gaps for pre- day fund. Under the plan, the state would hire staying in the country longer than their tempo- vention and cessation. This is a real opportu- another 20 case workers and 14 State Police offi- rary visas allowed. The students maintain they State may regulate nity to achieve lasting reductions in tobacco- cers, Mills said. The proposal would add funding had no intention of overstaying their visas and related death and disease,” she added. for workforce training, education, wastewater that federal officials provided no proof support- ‘forever chemicals’ treatment, and highway improvements, she said. ing their conclusion. (AP) Travis Andersen can be reached at The budget proposal would carry a price tag of State legislators could soon move to regulate tox- AUGUSTA, MAINE [email protected]. Follow him on $126.6 million on top of the two-year, $8 billion ic compounds found in drinking water. High lev- Twitter @TAGlobe. budget approved last year. There will be no new els of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl sub- programs created by the proposal, nor will there Transmission line foes stances, collectively called PFAS, have been be new taxes or fees, she added. (AP) found in drinking water systems in Greenwich, Willimantic, and Enfield, the Hartford Courant TIME MACHINE BOSTON meet referendum quota reported on Sunday. There were also multiple Opponents of a proposed $1 billion transmission spills of thousands of gallons of PFAS firefighting Feb. 4, 1962: Prosecutors implore Beacon Two Iranian students line aimed at bringing Canadian hydropower to foam that entered the Farmington River last Hill lawmakers to put more teeth into crimi- the New England grid collected more than year. The chemicals are used to make products nal law -- and to allow them to hire more staff. challenge removal enough signatures to put the proposal to a state- water and stain resistant, including carpets, “We are fighting with 1906 weapons against wide vote, officials said Monday. Officials from clothing, furniture, and cookware. They have modern criminals with up-to-date tech- Two Iranian students attending Boston-area uni- “No CMP Corridor” submitted more than 75,000 earned the nickname “forever chemicals” be- niques,” says Joseph Laurano, a Suffolk Coun- versities have filed complaints with the Depart- signatures to election officials on Monday. Cen- cause they never fully break down. The General ty prosecutor. ment of Homeland Security, saying federal offi- tral Maine Power’s New England Clean Energy Assembly is expected to discuss the issue. (AP) TWEET OF THE DAY POLICE BLOTTER

R CAR CRASH A man choking on food ran down he escaped, and one of the suspects fired a shot field, is charged with murder after the slayings of utility poles with his van and knocked out power before fleeing in his SUV, police said. At about two men and a woman, police said. A woman for some customers in Avon Monday, police said. 8:47 p.m. officers responding to a report of a per- was also injured in the shootings, which oc- Dana Walcott, 55, of Randolph was driving on son with a gun in the area of 51 Lucerne St. saw curred at two homes in Machias and another Route 28 around noon when he started choking an SUV driving erratically and at “an accelerated home in Jonesboro, according to Stephen McCa- on food, blacked out, and crashed into two utility rate of speed” before it crashed into another ve- usland, a State Police spokesman. Bonfanti knew poles near 17 S. Main St., Avon Deputy Police hicle at the intersection of Callender and Don the victims but was not related to any of them, Chief Denis Linehan said. A nearby police officer streets, police said. The driver of the other vehi- police said. Investigators have recovered a gun. ‘Today Boston lost a true heard the crash and arrived shortly after Wal- cle told police that he got out and approached The homes where the shootings took place were cott’s van came to a stop, Linehan said. No one the SUV and two men jumped out. Officers saw secured Monday evening and investigators had friend to all. No matter what was injured. Police charged Walcott with driving the driver chasing one of the suspects in front of started to gather evidence. Bonfanti is due to ap- was happening, Jimmy with a suspended license, Linehan said. 166 Callender St. and joined in the pursuit. Po- pear in court Tuesday or Wednesday. (Material lice ultimately apprehended the suspect in the from the Associated Press was used in this re- always took the time to make R STABBING A man told police he was stabbed area of Carlos Street and took him into custody. port.) multiple times and had his SUV stolen in a wild Police also recovered a loaded Springfield Ar- everyone’s lives brighter. Our carjacking incident in Dorchester Sunday that mory firearm and a knife in some bushes at 162 R FIREFIGHTERS HURT Five firefighters were in- hearts are with Jimmy’s ended with the arrest of a Lawrence man, Boston Callender St., police said in the posting. Edward jured as multiple departments battled a 3-alarm police said. The victim, who suffered non-life- Delossantos, 41, of Lawrence was arrested and blaze for nearly six hours in North Brookfield family and friends. Rest in threatening injuries, was found by officers in the charged with armed carjacking, kidnapping, car- Monday, fire officials said. Around 1:11 a.m., the peace, Jimmy. You will never area of Arbutus and Irma streets, according to a rying a loaded firearm, and other charges. North Brookfield Fire Department responded to posting on bpdnews.com. He told police that he a fire at 81 Old East Brookfield Road, Chief Joe be forgotten.’ was walking toward his SUV when a man bran- R MAINE SHOOTING RAMPAGE A man is in custo- Holway said. While battling the “labor-intensive” dishing a firearm and two other men forced him dy in connection with a fatal shooting rampage fire, one firefighter was struck by a falling plank, @MARTY_WALSH, upon learning of the death into his vehicle and demanded his money. He across two towns in Maine Monday that left two had chest pains, and two suffered exhaus- of Jimmy Donnelly, the beloved former City Hall said he was struck in the head with the firearm three people dead and a fourth person injured, tion, Holway said. None of the firefighters was parking attendant and stabbed with a knife multiple times before authorities said. Thomas Bonfanti, 63, of North- seriously injured, Holway said. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 The Boston Globe Metro B3 Prisoners’ advocates decry conditions at Mass. facility

Following attack, ly what happened and when. them. And that’s going to be the pro- Ayana Aubourg, director of governor says he cess through which that gets programs at Roxbury-based pursued. The bottom line is ev- Families for Justice As Heal- has faith in system erything gets investigated. ing, said she did not hear from And the primary goal and ob- inmates at the Souza-Bara- By Gal Tziperman Lotan jective of the folks in the De- nowski Correctional Center in GLOBE STAFF partment of Correction is to Shirley between Jan. 10 and Sidney A. Hayes’s youngest keep inmates and to keep cor- last week. Since then, they brother, Tony Gaskins, has rectional officers safe. After have been able to talk only for been in Massachusetts prisons the incident at Souza, where a few minutes. One person she for 28 years. But she has never three correctional officers knows said that his arm still heard him as frightened as he were severely injured, people shakes from being Tased. has been since the Souza-Bara- went through a process of re- “People are rushing to nowski Correctional Center in determining status for basical- share as many details as possi- Shirley went into lockdown af- ly everybody in the facility. ble,” Aubourg said. “You could ter a Jan. 10 attack that left And they did that because they just feel the energy shift on the three correctional officers in- wanted to make sure that in- phone. You could just feel the jured. mates and officers would be hopelessness.” Gaskins was was housed in safe once they opened it up “If the Department of Cor- a different part of the prison again.” rection can’t prove itself to be and was not involved in the at- State Senators Patricia D. accountable to legislators, to tack, Hayes said. But he be- Jehlen and James B. Eldridge, family members, to taxpayers lieves he has felt retaliation for two of the five legislators who and the public at large, then it. visited the prison Sunday, said imagine how they’re treating PHOTOS BY PAT GREENHOUSE/GLOBE STAFF “He said, ‘I might die in they hoped prison officials our loved ones inside Souza here,’ ” Hayes said Monday. would work to reduce tensions right now,” Aubourg said. “They’re just randomly attack- Above, Darrell Jones and offer more programs for Jurrell Laronal said he has ing people.” (center) talked to inmates. Some of the inmates served time in state prisons, Since a group of inmates at- Jurrell Laronal they spoke with said that with- and his younger brother is tacked a correctional officer, (right) and Reggie out their personal property or now at Souza-Baranowski. attorneys and advocates have Bonds after Monday’s programs, they have nothing “We come from a family alleged that all inmates in the State House press to do in their cells, which adds that — I don’t know the words prison have been locked in conference. Laronal’s to their frustration. to say, but we don’t shake their cells for all but 15 or 30 younger brother is at Eldridge said that prison- easy,” Laronal said at the State minutes a day; that tactical Souza-Baranowski ers’ accounts of the attack did House. But hearing his broth- teams have entered cells to Correctional Center. not match the department’s er’s voice on the phone was beat, Tase, and threaten them; Left, Ayana Aubourg narrative on some crucial frightening, Laronal said. that inmates have been moved (rear) listened to points. The department had “It’s very hard to report to different parts of the facility, Sarah B. Coughlin of said the attack was one orches- what’s going on in there," La- sometimes near rivals; that the National trated by gangs, and that more ronal said. some no longer have access to Association of Social violence against correctional “There is no transparency, their property, including fami- Workers at the press officers was planned. Eldridge there is no accountability. So ly photos and legal papers; event. said prisoners told him the at- when something like this hap- and that attorneys could not tack began with an interaction pens — which does happen a see their clients for about two between an inmate and an of- lot — there’s not a way for peo- weeks. ficer who had a history of dis- ple out here knowing that it A day after five state legisla- A group of attorneys repre- that this is even going on, and sure that inmates and correc- putes and should not have did happen.” tors decried conditions at the senting inmates has filed a the community has no idea,” tional officers at Souza are been allowed in the same prison after an unannounced lawsuit against prison and said Hayes, who lives in safe.” place to begin with. Gal Tziperman Lotan visit, a group of activists and state officials for allegedly vio- Roslindale. “I’m not going to speak to Friends and relatives of in- can be reached at relatives went to the State lating inmates’ right to coun- Governor Charlie Baker the specifics of what is now a mates said the general lack of [email protected] or at House to call for more trans- sel in retribution for the at- said Monday that he has “a lot legal matter," Baker told re- information has been frustrat- 617-929-2043. Matt Stout of parency and safer conditions tack. of faith in the department and porters Monday. “There’s a ing, and what they have man- the Globe staff contributed to for inmates. “It scares me, it scares me in the actions it’s taken to en- process for determining exact- aged to learn has frightened this report. Police said they solved a R.I. cold case. Now it’s dropped.

By Amanda Milkovits said Friday that there was “in- eral Timothy Healy wrote in a the male Y-chromosome. 30 years and parked his vehicle GLOBE STAFF sufficient evidence” to prose- stipulation filed in District This kind of match is helpful outside a neighboring building, PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Last cute the case. The “key evi- Court Friday. to narrow down possible sus- instead of his residence, Cormi- summer, it appeared that the dence” — the DNA touted by The police hadn’t excluded pects, but does not pinpoint an er wrote in the arrest warrant. Pawtucket police had finally police — actually wasn’t conclu- other potential suspects — or individual. These types of pro- She cited those details as suspi- solved a painful three-decade- sive. come up with other conclusive files are statistically weaker to cious, writing that “Monteiro old mystery: Who killed Chris- Monteiro’s attorney, William evidence, according to the match, said Elaine Pagliaro, a was confronted with the covert tine Cole? Devine of Providence, had al- court filing. That’s why the forensic scientist at the Henry way he lives his life.” The 10-year-old girl was ready filed a motion to dismiss prosecutors agreed to let Mon- C. Lee Institute of Forensic Sci- Monteiro no longer lives in walking home on a bitter eve- the case without prejudice. The teiro out on bail the day after ence at the University of New Rhode Island. After he was ning in January 1988 when she dismissal will be heard at Dis- his arrest — and why they never Haven who was not involved in charged with murder, he lost disappeared. About a month trict Court on Tuesday. brought the case to a grand the Cole case. With the Y chro- his job at Cintas, where he’d and a half later, her body The arrest “was absolutely jury, said Kristy dosReis, a mosome, sequences are shared worked for 13 years, and then washed up on sandy Conimicut premature, and a case never spokeswoman for the attorney among all the males in the pa- lost his apartment, said Devine. Point Beach in Warwick. should have been brought general’s office. ternal line — brothers, uncles, He ended up moving in with a But then, at a hastily called against this man the way it was Pawtucket police spokes- grandfathers — and repeated sister in Massachusetts. press conference last July, Paw- brought,” Devine said Thurs- man Detective Sergeant Chris- among relatives, she said. “It appears Pawtucket [po- tucket Police Chief Tina Gon- day. topher E. LeFort said Thursday Christine Cole was included Forensic scientists also look lice] did this on their own and calves and Detective Sue Corm- Usually, prosecutors work that police had delivered the in a deck of playing cards at how often a profile appears didn’t utilize the resources of ier, who leads the Rhode Island closely with the police on their news to Christine’s family. detailing cold cases. Police in a certain population, Paglia- the attorney general’s office,” Cold Case unit, announced that investigations and determine “It’s not a dead case. We’re believed they had caught ro added. For example, she said Devine. they’d arrested a Central Falls when they are ready to proceed. still working our end. We’re not her killer in 2019, but now said, “you could get a relatively A dismissal without preju- man for Christine’s death. In the Christine Cole case, it closing the book on it,” LeFort the case will be dismissed. common occurrence — one in dice means that the police Joao Monteiro, 59, who had appears that didn’t happen. said. “It’s [the attorney gener- 5,000 men within the Hispanic could someday refile charges — once lived above a market Pawtucket police did notify al’s] call. We have our opinion, the cases and her appearances. population.” and there is no statute of limita- where Christine was last seen, the attorney general’s office but they are the prosecuting She produced decks of Cold The closest DNA match the tions for murder. Monteiro was charged with her murder. about the arrest. However, state arm of the law.” Case playing cards, featuring Rhode Island Department of maintains his innocence, Cormier’s arrest warrant cited prosecutors didn’t know until Cormier did not respond to murder victims, in an attempt Health found was with Mon- Devine said. the use of forensic DNA testing they checked with the Rhode requests for comment Thurs- to publicize and revive interest teiro’s son, who was born in It’s still “a terrible outcome,” to connect Monteiro to blood Island Department of Health day or Friday. in old cases. Two weeks ago, 1993, five years after Christine Devine said. found on Christine’s clothes. that the DNA evidence didn’t A 27-year veteran, Cormier she flew to Philadelphia to give was killed. So, Cormier looked “You have the victim’s family Despite the major an- single out Monteiro. started the police department’s a presentation before the for other close male relatives thinking the case has been nouncement, no one from the The DNA evidence also in- Cold Case unit and founded the crime-solving Vidocq Society. and found Monteiro, who had solved, and now you have an- attorney general’s office attend- cluded all of Monteiro’s pater- Rhode Island Cold Case Task The Christine Cole murder lived in the neighborhood for other person who is accused ed that press conference. With- nal male relatives. Force. She quickly became the was the first of the cold cases — years, including above the mar- whose life is ruined,” Devine in 24 hours, state prosecutors “Absent the ability to elimi- face of the task force, regularly and the first of Cormier’s mur- ket that Christine visited the said. “Two sets of families agreed to release Monteiro on nate the defendant’s father, featured on WPRI-TV and trav- der cases — to end in an arrest. night she disappeared. whose lives are ruined right $50,000 surety bail. brothers, uncles, and cousins eling the country giving lec- The arrest warrant cited Monteiro had no relation- now. There’s a human toll The case never went to a on his father’s side of the family tures on investigating cold cas- DNA testing that connected ship to Christine Cole, and de- here.” grand jury to seek an indict- as suspects, we cannot defini- es, including the case of Chris- Monteiro to the blood found on nied knowing her or being re- ment. And now, the case will be tively establish that the defen- tine Cole. Christine’s pants. Forensic test- sponsible for her death, accord- Amanda Milkovits can be dismissed. dant was the source” of the Cormier started a Cold Case ing obtained a partial Y-STR, or ing to the arrest warrant. reached at The attorney general’s office DNA, Assistant Attorney Gen- Facebook group to talk about short tandem repeat profile for Monteiro moved 19 times in [email protected]. City Hall mourns the passing of Jimmy Donnelly By Martin Finucane A welcoming Walsh told Farragher that GLOBE STAFF presence at naming the garage for Jimmy Jimmy Donnelly, a much-be- City Hall’s Dock Donnelly was a fitting tribute to loved former parking attendant Square Garage, a man who wanted to work for INFO VALID 2/04/20 ONLY BROOKLINE who was the “heart of City former parking Boston so dearly that he once COOLIDGE CORNER THEATRE () Bargain show times are shown in Hall,” has died, Boston Mayor attendant applied for every job that was parentheses 290 Harvard St. 617-734-2500 Martin J. Walsh said Monday. Jimmy available. G Restrictions apply/No Passes 56 5 “Today Boston lost a true Donnelly died “It was something I’ve al- Handicapped accessible www.coolidge.org friend to all. No matter what Monday. ways wanted to do,’’ Donnelly 8 Stadium Seating THE 2020 OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT was happening, Jimmy always told Farragher a few years ago. FILMS: ANIMATION (NR) 11:00, 3:45, 9:15 6 Hearing Impaired took the time to make every- “Finally, I got the phone call.’’ THE 2020 OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT one’s lives brighter. Our hearts KEITH BEDFORD/GLOBE STAFF/FILE Walsh said Donnelly always AD Audio Description FILMS: LIVE ACTION (NR) 1:30, 6:45, 9:00 1917 (R) are with Jimmy’s family and quietly stood for the good I Rear Window Captioning 12:15, 3:30, 7:00, 9:45 LITTLE WOMAN (NR) 12:30, 4:00, 6:30 friends,” Walsh wrote in a tweet our friend, Jimmy.” Farragher wrote about Donnel- things about government. DOL Dolby Stereo PARASITE (R) 1:00, 3:15, 6:15, 9:30 Monday afternoon. “Rest in “Jimmy wasn’t elected by ly last week, saying Donnelly, “Those are the folks we DIG Digital Sound DSS Dolby Surround Sound peace, Jimmy. You will never be anyone, but is loved by every- who was nearing death with liv- name things for,’’ Walsh told LEXINGTON forgotten.” one. Anyone who’s passed er and kidney damage, was get- Farragher. “Usually, the name K Descriptive Video Service City Hall’s Dock Square ga- through the City Hall garage ting a stream of visitors — in- ‘honorable’ goes in front of it. LEXINGTON VENUE The Boston Globe Movie Directory is a paid 1794 Massachussetts Ave. 781-861-6161 rage, where Donnelly, 42, knows him. He’s the heart of cluding police, firefighters, pol- Well, there’s no one more hon- advertisement. Listings appear at the sole 56IAD DOL DSS worked, has been named after City Hall, a friend to all & the iticians, and janitors — at his orable than Jimmy Donnelly.” discretion of each cinema. Towns may ap- him., definition of a public servant,” hospital room on the 12th floor pear out of alphabetical order so that listings http://lexingtonvenue.com/ will remain unbroken from column to column Walsh said last week he was Walsh wrote in a tweet. of Massachusetts General Hos- Martin finucane can be reached LITTLE WOMEN (PG) 3:30, 6:30 “proud to name the garage after Globe columnist Thomas pital. at [email protected] KNIVES OUT (PG-13) 3:45, 6:45 B4 Metro The Boston Globe TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020

SOLITARY Rights of LABOR —A worker took advantage of arrested pre-dawn hours to make drivers progress on a building under construction on affirmed Congress Street recently. Passenger can take car, SJC says

By Travis Andersen GLOBE STAFF The state’s highest court ruled Monday that police must ask arrested drivers whether they want a passenger to drive their car home before officers impound and search the vehi- cle. The Supreme Judicial Court ruling came in the case against Wilson Goncalves-Mendez, who was arrested on Aug. 4, 2016, in Dorchester after offi- cers pulled him over for a defec- tive brake light and learned there was a warrant for his ar- rest from a drug case, records show. Police told Goncalves-Men- dez his vehicle would be towed, DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF and officers found a gun under the driver’s seat during a search. That prompted authori- ties to charge him with gun vio- lations after he allegedly admit- Witnesses spar over state of teen’s health ted the weapon belonged to him, according to the ruling. But the court determined uPELLETIER flush her system. the search was improper and Continued from Page B1 Cohen also noted that the suppressed the gun evidence father to be declining?” Cohen teen had a court-appointed because Goncalves-Mendez’s said. lawyer while at Children’s to passenger was a licensed driver “To anyone in the room,” help her if she felt she was be- who was not impaired. Police Pelletier said. ing mistreated. But the Pelle- should have asked Goncalves- The testimony included tiers’ lawyer, John Martin, in- Mendez if he wanted the pas- graphic descriptions of the dicated the teen was unlikely senger to assume control of the teenager’s life and complex to reach out to that lawyer, and vehicle, the court ruled. medical conditions, from bow- asked her father to explain. Had the passenger assumed el and possible gynecological “Sometimes, unfortunately, custody of the car, no inventory problems to psychiatric con- it’s very difficult for Justina to search would have been neces- cerns, as the trial of her fami- articulate what she is trying to sary — such searches are done ly’s malpractice lawsuit against get across,” Louis Pelletier said. to protect police and towing the hospital entered its third “If she is not comfortable with companies against false claims week. All the while, Justina someone, it can be difficult.” of theft, the court ruled. Pelletier, now 21, has listened A court returned care of “We conclude that, where of- from her wheelchair in the Justina Pelletier to her parents ficers are aware that a passen- courtroom, at times bowing in June 2014, and since then ger lawfully could assume cus- her head. she has had multiple medical tody of a vehicle, it is improper Louis Pelletier’s second day procedures at several hospitals to impound the vehicle without on the stand Monday was at her parents’ urging, includ- first offering this option to the punctuated by some testy ex- ing the removal of her colon, driver,” Justice Barbara A. Lenk changes, as Cohen, the hospi- NATHAN KLIMA FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE according to the Children’s at- wrote. “Absent such an inquiry, tal’s attorney, read from tran- Louis Pelletier, father of Justina Pelletier, testified on Friday (above) and on Monday. torney and court records. the police cannot conclude that scripts that detailed phone The family is still seeking impoundment is ‘reasonably conversations her parents had gave his teen during one phone ing and attending school, but But Cohen, the Children’s out experts over concerns necessary.’ Because no such in- with her while she was locked conversation. by the time she arrived at Chil- lawyer, reading from the hospi- about possible spinal problems quiry was made here, the im- in the psychiatric ward. “Your family is the only one dren’s she was having trouble tal’s records, said the teen, dur- that might explain why Justina poundment of the defendant’s The family’s interactions to trust. . . .Don’t trust the walking and eating and was ing her months in the psychiat- Pelletier is not walking, despite vehicle was improper.” with the teen were monitored weirdos at the hospital,” Pelle- slurring her words. ric unit, gained the strength to repeated spinal scans that do The unanimous decision by state social workers because tier allegedly told his daughter, The Pelletiers contend their wash her own hair and eat reg- not reveal an obvious problem, had no bearing on Goncalves- the state’s child protective according to Cohen. daughter’s health spiraled ular meals instead of depend- the Children’s lawyer noted. Mendez’s drug case, only on the agency was awarded custody Pelletier said he couldn’t re- downward, and she was emo- ing on a feeding tube. She was “We are trying to be an ad- gun charges arising from the of the teen, after hospital staff call saying that. tionally scarred, as the Chil- also, Cohen said, having regu- vocate for our daughter,” Louis towing. reported she was at risk of The Pelletiers had rushed dren’s team and social workers lar bowel movements — some- Pelletier said. harm from too many medical their daughter to Children’s from the state Department of thing her parents had insisted Travis Andersen can be reached procedures sought by her par- from their Connecticut home Children and Families oversaw was not possible without using Kay Lazar can be reached at at [email protected]. ents. in February 2013 because of her care and granted the fami- a tube that was inserted in her [email protected] Follow Follow him on Twitter Cohen asked Louis Pelletier severe abdominal pain. Just ly limited visitation and phone intestines for a solution to her on Twitter @TAGlobe. if he remembered advice he weeks earlier, she was ice-skat- calls. force her colon to contract and @GlobeKayLazar. Clarence ‘Jeep’ Jones, Boston’s first Black deputy mayor uJONES mayors, Mr. Jones oversaw the named him Jeep, which he said “He was not only a good Continued from Page B1 departments of elections, hu- he initially didn’t like, “but it man, he was a great man. He work in making Boston a more man rights, manpower, penal, stuck.” was a tremendous role model equitable and inclusive place traffic and parking, and veter- For neighborhood adults, and advocate and a devout for all,” Walsh added. “We will ans. his success was something to Christian leader,” said the Rev. miss him, and we vow to con- And while his appointment celebrate. Arthur T. Gerald Jr., the tinue his work.” gave Boston’s Black community “I was one of the first, if not church’s current pastor. “He For a time when they were a prominent voice in City Hall, the first, kid off the street to go was my mentor and one of my young, Mr. Jones and future he noted that his responsibility to college, and it was so impor- best friends. And I love him Boston Mayor Raymond L. Fly- was to all citizens. tant to people,” he told the his- dearly and will miss him sin- nn were guards together on the “I don’t want to be a Black tory project. “People were buy- cerely.” Bruins, a legendary semi-pro deputy mayor,” he told the ing me white shirts and things In addition to his wife, Mr. basketball team coached by Globe in June 1978. “I want to like that to take with me to Jones leaves three daughters, Jack Crump. be a deputy mayor who’s Black.” school.” Meta Jones and Melissa Elow, “He was a real team player, He subsequently served on He graduated from what both of Dorchester, and Nadine on and off the court. He was a the Boston Redevelopment Au- was then Winston-Salem State Jones of Mattapan; four sons, team player for the City of Bos- thority board from 1981 until College in North Carolina, Kenneth Cunningham of East ton, and he was a team player September 2013, and had been JOE DENNEHY/GLOBE STAFF/FILE 1979 where he was a four-year start- Boston, Michael Jones of on the court,” said Flynn, who chairman from 1989 onward. Mr. Jones spoke to a crowd at City Hall Plaza after students er on the basketball team, Malden, Mark Jones of Dor- remembered his longtime “You are one of our city’s walked out of classes to protest the shooting of a teen. served as the team’s captain, chester, and Mark Cunningham friend as “a great ball-handler” greatest public servants and and later was inducted into the of Tampa; a sister, Jacqueline in their backcourt days. have made us a stronger, more administration. tory Project. school’s Athletic Hall of Fame. Hoard of Boston; 15 grandchil- Mr. Jones, who grew up in prosperous, and inclusive place “As is so often the case with a Down the street from his In 2005, Northeastern Uni- dren; and four great-grandchil- Roxbury, rose through the to live, work, and visit,” Mayor pioneer, Jones had to spend too childhood home was an empty versity awarded him an honor- dren. ranks of Mayor Kevin White’s Thomas M. Menino wrote in a much time blazing trails and lot where construction debris ary doctor of public service de- A funeral service will be held administration and had led the letter thanking him for his ser- fighting grizzly bears to consoli- from demolished houses was gree. at 11 a.m. Saturday in Twelfth city’s Youth Activities Commis- vice, shortly before his last au- date territory,” a Globe editorial dumped. Mr. Jones recalled After finishing his bachelor’s Baptist Church in Roxbury. sion for three years and the Of- thority meeting. said when he announced he that he and other youths degree, Mr. Jones served in the Mr. Jones, who died on the fice of Human Rights for four Menino also named Clar- was leaving. chopped wood from the pile, Army at the end of the Korean first day of Black History years before White appointed ence “Jeep” Jones Park in Rox- “The fact that Jones stayed which their families used in War before returning to Boston, Month, was a trailblazer as he him deputy mayor. bury in his honor. aboard so long attests to his wood stoves to heat their where he was a teacher for two rose high in city government “If the mayor made that When Mr. Jones left the dep- character and commitment," homes. years and then a street youth and at the redevelopment au- choice of Jeep Jones, then he’s uty mayor job in November the editorial said. “He became His athletic prowess, partic- worker. He told the history thority. His thoughts, though, got a man who has integrity 1980, White immediately nomi- the ‘conscience’ of City Hall.” ularly on the basketball court, project he served as a Juvenile remained with the youth in and a vested and honest inter- nated him to join the Boston Clarence Jack Jones Jr. was provided a route to higher edu- Court probation officer before Boston’s neighborhoods. est in the Black community and Redevelopment Authority born April 17, 1933, a son of cation. “If I had told my friends becoming executive director of “I know it’s impossible,” he the city at large, beyond race,” board. Clarence Sr. and Elizabeth Mid- that I wanted to go to college, the city’s Youth Opportunity told the Globe in March 1969, his longtime friend the Rev. Mi- At the time Mr. Jones dleton Jones. The family lived they would have laughed at Task Force. when he was appointed direc- chael E. Haynes, then-pastor of stepped down, one of his on Oakburn Avenue in Rox- me,” he told the Globe in 1969. Mr. Jones and his wife, Wan- tor of the Youth Activities Com- Twelfth Baptist Church in Rox- friends told the Globe that Mr. bury. For a time he played on a da Hale Jones, whom he mar- mission, “but I’d like to know bury, told the Globe in March Jones had been concerned “It was such a close-knit team, made up of student ath- ried in 1983, were extensively personally every kid in the city.” 1976, days before Mr. Jones about the toll the job had taken community,” Mr. Jones said in a letes from various high schools, involved with Twelfth Baptist was appointed. (Haynes died in on his health. He had also March 2008 interview conduct- that traveled to games through- Church in Roxbury, where he Bryan Marquard can be September.) grown frustrated that he wasn’t ed for Northeastern Universi- out the state and New England. had served on the board of reached at As one of White’s deputy allowed to do more in White’s ty’s Lower Roxbury Black His- A basketball teammate nick- trustees and as a deacon. [email protected]. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 The Boston Globe Metro B5 Auto Dealer Directory

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She had to fend off his re- and agreed to taking some Clark’s bill would extend the possibly have in her first job,” A of those women “come from lentless advances and a rape at- money,” Chiu said in an inter- federal statute of limitations for said Clark. some level of privilege,” with tempt, she has said. view.“Ourlawyersaidtousif bringing a sexual harassment Chiu broke her agreement sponsor education and resources to fly Chiu confided in her col- you don’t take monetary con- claim, now just 180 days, and this fall and began speaking out of the around the world and make league, who confronted Wein- sideration they won’t believe prevent companies from re- about her experience. Wein- their case. Many other victims stein, and both quit. They re- that you will be silenced.” quiring new employees to sign stein’s lawyer initially threat- BE and those working hourly jobs ported his behavior and de- The settlement she got — off on mandatory arbitration or ened legal action but has not are much less equipped to ad- manded he receive treatment, about $213,000 — was predi- nondisclosure agreements that followed up, she said. Wein- HEARD vocate for themselves, she not- hoping to protect other women cated on her never speaking could prevent them from stein is currently on trial in Act, which would ed. from predation on the job. about the incident, even to her speaking out about harassment New York for sexual offenses “I think it’s really important But their lawyer insisted colleague she’d confided in. The on the job. It also aims to adjust against several other women. extend the federal to remember the voices that are that signing a nondisclosure silence all these years was “suf- the imbalance of power in such His lawyer could not be still silent,” Chiu said. agreement would be a require- focating,” said Chiu, who has legal negotiations — particular- reached on Monday. statute of ment of negotiations, and that acknowledged several suicide ly for young and vulnerable em- Chiu, who left the film in- limitations for would only be sealed by a attempts. ployees. dustry years ago and has Stephanie Ebbert can be meaningful financial settle- “An appalling thing about “Too often, we see situations worked for the World Bank, has bringing a sexual reached at Stephanie.Ebbert ment. signing the NDA is there is no like Rowena’s where she is lately been working in advoca- harassment claim. @globe.com. Follow her on “We were told we couldn’t end to it. You will be living with working for a very powerful cy, along with other women Twitter @StephanieEbbert Amid ethics review, Trahan’s legal bills near $380,000 uTRAHAN reported debt, her bill to the million in receipts. Continued from Page B1 firm topped $378,036 by the Neal ended 2019 with nearly days some donations were end of the year. $4.5 million in his account, well made as part of its apparent fi- She hired Perkins Coie to re- ahead of primary challenger Al- nancial maneuvering, the Of- view her campaign finance dis- ex Morse, the Holyoke mayor fice of Congressional Ethics closures from her primary vic- who raised $123,000 between said. tory, and has retained the firm September and December. Trahan has admitted mak- to assist with filings going for- Morse had $120,434 on hand, ing mistakes, which she said ward, according to her cam- according to campaign finance last month she “deeply regrets paign. reports. and takes responsibility for.” “Those services included as- Koh, a former Boston City But she insisted the funds she sisting the campaign with re- Hall chief of staff, has said he is loaned her campaign were her quired legal responses to the weighing a run against Trahan, own money. Trahan has said politically motivated, inaccu- and has cited questions about that she and her husband, Da- rate complaints filed against how she financed her razor- vid, considered each other’s her to the FEC and the Ethics thin victory in explaining his funds “our money” and that Committee, which we remain motivation for a potential re- they had a written agreement confident will be resolved favor- match. when they married in 2007 that ably,” spokesman Mark McDe- Koh did not raise any dona- “each of us would have an equal vitt said in an statement. tions in 2019, according to fil- right to manage and spend” Trahan has faced a series of ings, but he reported spending their income. complaints targeting $371,000 $23,000 to fund a survey he The House Ethics Commit- she loaned her campaign, in- sent to residents in the district tee announced in December cluding hundreds of thousands HOUSE TELEVISION VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS in the fall about him and Trah- that it would “extend the com- of dollars that allowed her to Representative Lori Trahan has admitted mistakes, which she said she “deeply regrets.” an. Koh, who had a little over mittee’s review” of Trahan, but launch a last-minute advertis- $16,000 in his account to close noted at the time that doing so ing blitz before the September husband — until after she won tacking Democrats.” close 2019. the year, said Monday he has “does not itself indicate that 2018 primary. Trahan was one election in November, prompt- Despite the legal bills hang- Among the eight Massachu- not yet made a decision wheth- any violation has occurred, or of 10 Democrats on the ballot ing calls from watchdog groups ing over her, Trahan is not setts House members seeking er to challenge Trahan. reflect any judgment on behalf and ultimately prevailed by 145 for federal officials to investi- wanting for campaign funds. reelection to their seats, only of the committee.” votes in a recount over second- gate. Trahan has criticized one She proved an able fund-raiser Representative Richard E. Andrea Estes of Globe staff Trahan reported paying Per- place finisher Dan Koh. organization, the Foundation in her first year in the House, Neal, the chairman of the pow- contributed to this report. Matt kins Coie $30,917 in various in- Trahan did not disclose a for Accountability & Civic reporting more than $1.3 mil- erful Ways and Means Commit- Stout can be reached at stallments in March and Sep- key source of the money — a Trust, or FACT, as a “right-wing lion in receipts, and had about tee, reporting raising more [email protected]. Follow tember, meaning that with the joint bank account with her group with a long history of at- $1 million left in her account to than Trahan last year, with $2.6 him on Twitter @mattpstout

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Today is Tuesday, Feb. 4, the ica. would not suffice. The social 35th day of 2020. There are 331 ºIn 1938, the Thornton networking website Facebook days left in the year. Wilder play ‘‘Our Town’’ opened had its beginnings as Harvard Honor a Birthdays: Actor Jerry Adler on Broadway. Walt Disney’s ani- student Mark Zuckerberg is 91. Former Argentinian pres- mated feature ‘‘Snow White launched ‘‘Thefacebook.’’ ident Isabel Peron is 89. Actor and the Seven Dwarfs’’ opened ºIn 2010, Republican Scott Gary Conway is 84. Actor John in general release. Brown took over the seat of the Schuck is 80. Former vice presi- ºIn 1945, President late Massachusetts Senator Ed- nurse today dent Dan Quayle is 73. Rock Roosevelt, British Prime Minis- ward Kennedy as he was sworn singer Alice Cooper is 72. Ac- ter Winston Churchill, and So- in by Vice President Joe Biden tress Lisa Eichhorn is 68. Foot- viet leader Josef Stalin began a at a Capitol Hill ceremony. ball Hall of Famer Lawrence wartime conference at Yalta. ºIn 2015, as Boston contin- Nominate the nurse who gave you or your family special Taylor is 61. Country singer ºIn 1974, newspaper heir- ued to dig out from more than 3 care within the past year. Select stories will appear in the Clint Black is 58. Actor Rob ess Patricia Hearst, 19, was kid- feet of snow in the past week, Salute to Nurses section. Submit by March 22, 2020. Corddry is 49. Olympic gold napped in Berkeley, Calif., by the New England Patriots were medal boxer Oscar De La Hoya the radical Symbionese Libera- finally honored with a parade is 47. Olympic gold medal gym- tion Army. celebrating their fourth Super nast Carly Patterson is 32. ºIn 1976, more than 23,000 Bowl win. Some fans defied po- ºIn 1783, Britain’s King people died when a severe lice warnings and watched George III proclaimed a formal earthquake struck Guatemala. from atop giant piles of snow. To nominate, go to cessation of hostilities in the ºIn 1997, a civil jury in San- ºIn 2018, the Philadelphia Globe.com/Salute American Revolutionary War. ta Monica, Calif., found O.J. Eagles, led by backup quarter- ºIn 1789, electors chose Simpson liable for the deaths of back Nick Foles, became NFL George Washington to be the his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simp- champs for the first time since first president of the United son, and her friend, Ronald 1960, beating Tom Brady and States. Goldman. the New England Patriots 41-33 ºIn 1861, delegates from six ºIn 2004, the Massachu- in the Super Bowl. southern states that had recent- setts high court declared that ºLast year, jury delibera- ly seceded from the Union met gay couples were entitled to tions began in the New York tri- in Montgomery, Ala., to form nothing less than marriage and al of Mexican drug lord Joaquin the Confederate States of Amer- that Vermont-style civil unions “El Chapo” Guzman.

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Q. I’ve known my boyfriend for six years and READERS RESPOND: we’ve been dating for almost two. I’m 22 and he’s 23. We were best friends throughout all of Does HE not want sex with you either? high school and into college, and then we start- My guess would be he wants it, either with ed dating. We just decided we would try it out. you or with someone else. . . . Either way, I was his first “real” girlfriend. He was also a this won’t work unless you agree to an virgin when we started dating, so I was really open relationship.” conscious about allowing that to be important. TWEETY24 After four months, we started living together because he needed to get out of an abusive This will never, NEVER work long- home. So now we’ve been living together for a term. You’re only 22 and already feeling year and a half, and I don’t want to have sex unsatisfied. There is no shame in saying with him anymore. this isn’t fulfilling you in every way possi- He’s absolutely fantastic. He’s my best friend, ble. You’re so young. we have great communication, he’s supportive, JO-DEP and he’s helped me through so much. But I’m never interested in him that way anymore. I Never having sex again (is that what he struggled with depression for some time and wants?) or just having it with him even ANDREW HARNIK/ASSOCIATED PRESS/FILE that explained why I wasn’t in the mood. But though she doesn’t want to (sounds ap- President Trump will deliver the State of the Union address on Tuesday at 9 p.m. over the last few months I have become attract- pealing . . . not)? Those are the two options ed to other people and would rather be with I come up with. This relationship has run them than my boyfriend. its course. Living together at this early Politics supplies plenty of drama this week Sex was never a big part of our relationship stage was a mistake and it’s making it and I was OK with that, but now that it’s getting harder to realize it should end. But that’s There are a few shows premiering this week, political material coming at us on TV, much of it very long-term, it worries me. Part of me just what has to happen. including new ones from Edie Falco and from transcending the usual places — MSNBC, Fox wants to sacrifice my sex life just to be with him, ASH Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day of “It’s Always News, CNN, etc. but I don’t think that’s fair to him. What should Sunny in Philadelphia.” Also, there are a few good Most important of all, the impeachment trial Ido? What good is a Friend With Benefits if comedies coming back, namely “High Mainte- will wrap up this week, through Wednesday. Af- NOT IN THE MOOD the benefits [are inadequate]? nance” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.” ter the final arguments, senators will have the BABY-YODA But right now, there’s another story playing chance to speak. Finally, the Senate is expected to A.“Part of me just wants to sacrifice my sex life out on TV that dwarfs all of the entertainment vote on both articles of impeachment — and inev- just to be with him.” Reminder: taking people’s problems on shows, even the Oscars, which air on Sunday itably acquit Trump — on Wednesday. Yeah . . . I don’t think that’s going to work. as projects never works. While it is initially night. That story is the political combat in this Meanwhile, after Monday’s Iowa caucuses, You want a sex life with others. Continuing this attractive to some to be seen as the healer, country, complete with sharp dialogue, plaintive the still-not-acquitted Trump will deliver his relationship is not fair to you or your boyfriend. it is not the basis of any stable, long-term soliloquies, improvised scenes, and, like the best State of the Union address on Tuesday at 9 p.m. The two of you started this phase of your re- relationship. Now, you know: You are not dramas of the modern era beginning with “The According to Politico, Trump does not plan to lationship as a test. There was a great friend- the sex-initiating, all-healing goddess. This Sopranos,” heavy moral challenges. mention his impeachment in his speech, which ship (and some attraction?) and you wanted to pattern will not serve you or anyone else. I don’t in any way mean to suggest that the his writers are constructing under policy adviser know if it could be more. It sounds like it got se- Don’t be a martyr, no one deserves that, es- prominence of our political narrative has only Stephen Miller. rious because of that bond, not because the ro- pecially this young man who would be just begun. We’ve been in the middle of a politi- And finally, on Friday at 8 p.m., the Democrat- mance was so important. Then it escalated mortified to know. Limit the damage by ad- cal-news glut and a cable-TV presidency for years ic candidates will gather for another debate, this again because he needed to find a new place to dressing it. Or live a lifetime of wreckage. now. But this week, it seems, there’s a plethora of one set in Manchester, N.H., and airing on ABC. live. LETSMAKESENSE The most important piece of all of this has been that close friendship. That’s what this is — While friendship is an important part of it’s your default setting as a pair. He loves you a marriage, it is not the only one. Passion, Note to readers as well: Comcast Sports Network has been re- and supports you because he cares so much. intimacy, and romance are also important. We’ve updated our television grid for accura- branded NBC Sports Boston; WAM has been re- But you shouldn’t be a couple. It’s time to be And you two don’t seem to have that. . . . cy. Don’t worry: nothing has been removed, but a branded (Starz) Encore Family and can now be honest about that. You want to be there for him, You two wanted to “just try it out.” It didn’t few things are in different places. We’ve moved found in the Family section of the grid; Noggin but you can’t commit to a romantic life togeth- work out. Sorry. Go back to being friends. (Starz) Encore and Freeform into the Basic Cable has been rebranded Nick Jr; Fit & Health has er. You want more for him — and for yourself. REALLYOLDMARRIEDGUY section of the grid, and we’ve added Hallmark been rebranded Discovery Life; FOX Movies has You can find other roommates. Movies & Mysteries and WGN America to Basic been rebranded FXM; Home & Garden is now He might need some space after this, but Column and comments are edited and Cable as well. FOX Sports 1 has been added to the called HGTV; and Lifetime Movies has been re- hopefully not forever. Let him start that pro- reprinted from boston.com/loveletters. Sports section of the grid. branded LMN. Lastly, Channel 50’s call letters cess. The sooner, the better. Send letters to There have been a number of name changes have been changed from WBIN to WWJE. MEREDITH [email protected].

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Market Basket will sign Tom Brady if no one else does

Tom Brady, clean-up on Aisle 6, “You’re welcome to join our roster, please. @tombrady,” and included a picture If the Patriots star quarterback de- showing the similarities between the cides in March to head to a different coats worn by Brady and other mem- team in free agency, he can apparently bers of the NFL 100 All-Time Team join the roster at Market Basket — no and those donned by employees at questions asked. He already has the their stores. uniform. Others had picked up on the jacket The supermarket chain joked in a resemblance, including those on the tweet Monday morning that Brady community forum Reddit Boston, would be a welcome addition to its where someone shared a doctored im- lineup, after he posted a picture of age of Brady, Rob Gronkowski, Randy himself and other Patriots elite wear- Moss, Bill Belichick, and Adam Vinat- ing maroon-colored sports jackets at a ieri posing together as if they were part of some Market Basket promotional material. There’s been a lot of speculation and talk about what’s next for Brady, who will become an unre- stricted free agent for the first time in his NFL career if he and the Patriots can’t NVISION/ASSOCIATED PRESS agree on a new con- EVAN AGOSTINI/I tract before 4 p.m. on MADDIE MEYER/GETTY IMAGES March 17, according In a Market Basket-like jacket, Tom Brady talked to the Globe’s Ben Vo- to Joe Montana at a ceremony at the Super Bowl. lin. If that’s the case, his contract will void ‘Hamilton,’ starring special ceremony on Super Bowl Sun- and he can sign with any team that day. The color and style of the jackets will take him, whether it’s the Patriots is reminiscent of those worn by Mar- or not. the original cast, coming ket Basket store managers. If his message in a Hulu commer- “When the greatest all-time players cial that aired during the Super Bowl assemble, the wardrobe inspiration was any indication, Brady isn’t “going to a movie screen near you was obvious: #MoreForYourDollar,” anywhere,” and plans to keep playing Market Basket officials said in a tweet. in some capacity. “@patriots better watch your back, Even so, it’s never too late to start Next year, you’ll be able to see the original Broadway cast of “Hamilton” perform the musical we’re nabbing @tombrady to manage practicing throwing produce onto smash from the comfort of a movie theater. our store! #RedCoatLife.” store shelves, in case he changes his In a second tweet Monday, the mind and opts for retirement instead. The Walt Disney Company said Monday it will distribute a four-year-old live capture of Lin- Tewksbury-based company said, STEVE ANNEAR Manuel Miranda’s show in the United States and Canada on Oct. 15, 2021.

The groundbreaking, biographical hip-hop show about the life of Above: Lin-Manuel Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton won 11 Tony Awards and made Miranda and the cast of “Hamilton” numerous tours. Guns N’ Roses performed at the to bring world tour The film was made at the Richard Rodgers Theatre on Broadway in Tony Awards in 2016. to Fenway Park June 2016 and stars all of the original Tony Award winners — Miranda as Alexander Hamilton; Daveed Diggs as Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson; Renée Elise For one night this summer, you can Goldsberry as Angelica Schuyler; and Leslie Odom Jr. as Aaron Burr. call Boston Paradise City. Fresh off a performance at the Su- “We are thrilled for fans of the show, and new audiences across the world, to experience per Bowl Music Fest in Miami over the what it was like onstage — and in the audience — when we shot this," the show’s director, Tom- weekend, Guns N’ Roses announced a my Kail, said in a statement. slate of North American concerts as part of their worldwide stadium tour ASSOCIATED PRESS this summer, including a visit to Fen- way on Tuesday, July 21. The ’80s rock group known for hits like “Welcome to the Jungle,” “Para- JACK PLUNKETT/INVISION/AP dise City,” “Sweet Child O’ Mine,” and Guns N’ Roses is still fronted Ben Platt named the 2020 Hasty Pudding Man of the Year “November Rain” will join a stacked by singer Axl Rose and Fenway Park 2020 concert lineup that lead guitarist Slash. “Dear Evan Hansen” Tony Award because of the incredible impact he includes fellow ’80s rockers Mötley winner Ben Platt has been named has had on Broadway and in Holly- Crüe, Def Leppard, Poison, and Joan guitar, and Duff McKagan on bass, the the 2020 Hasty Pudding Man of the wood at such a young age,” co-pro- Jett & the Blackhearts, as well as other band has had a long and colorful his- Year, the Harvard theatrical organi- ducer Natalie Needle said in a state- stars including Aerosmith, Billy Joel, tory, full of lineup changes, lawsuits, zation announced Monday. ment. Green Day, and Maroon 5. and other controversies. The 26-year-old performer will Besides making it big on Broad- The Los Angeles band first crashed Tickets go on sale to the general receive the coveted golden Pudding way, Platt has starred on the big the music scene back in 1987 with public starting Friday, Feb. 7, at noon Pot at Harvard’s Farkas Hall on Fri- screen (“Pitch Perfect” and “Pitch “Appetite for Destruction,” a guitar- at RedSox.com/GunsNRoses, while Ci- day, Feb. 7, joining a star-studded Perfect 2”) and small (the Ryan fueled frenzy that forged them as su- ti cardmembers will have access to list of previous winners, including Murphy Netflix series, “The Politi- perstars and went on to become one of presale tickets beginning Tuesday, Robert De Niro, Tom Hanks, and cian,” opposite Gwyneth Paltrow), the biggest selling albums of all time. Feb. 4, at noon until Thursday, Feb. 6, Harrison Ford. and last year released his first al- ROBYN BECK/AFP/GETTY IMAGES Still fronted by the often outra- at 10 p.m. “We’re thrilled to honor Ben bum, called “Sing to Me Instead.” Ben Platt performed at this geous singer Axl Rose, Slash on lead KEVIN SLANE, Boston.com Platt as our 54th Man of the Year HAYLEY KAUFMAN year’s Grammy Awards.

Philadanco! DANCE REVIEW PHILADANCO! “Super 8!,” by Ray Mercer. celebrates “Endangered Species,” by Anthony Burrell. “Folded Prism,” by Thang Dao. “Enemy Behind the Gate,” by 50 years Christopher Huggins. Presented by Global Arts Live. At Emerson Cutler of creativity Majestic Theatre, Saturday.

By Jeffrey Gantz GLOBE CORRESPONDENT but the dancers do what they’ve done Not many modern-dance compa- elsewhere. I would have rather seen nies make it to the age of 50. And the fourth piece Philadanco! present- hardly any that do have the same per- ed at the Pillow, Gene Hill Sagan’s son at the helm for all those years. But “Suite en Bleu,” which shows off the Philadanco! — i.e., Philadelphia Dance company’s balletic side. Company — was founded back in 1970 The closer, “Enemy Behind the by the redoubtable Joan Myers Brown, Gate,” is, according to the program and she remains its executive/artistic note, “a work that was inspired by the director. The program Philadanco! enemies within our midst.” Set to a brought to the Emerson Cutler Majes- LOIS GREENFIELD/FILE Steve Reich score of perpetual sus- tic Theatre on Saturday, as part of Philadanco! presented three Boston premieres during its performance Saturday. pense and darkly lit, it’s a tale of sen- Global Arts Live’s Winter Dance Fest, tries, the 12 dancers marching on in was an athletic one that included Lewis Jr. and William Burden moving their backs to us, their hands about to Graduate School of Education speech double-breasted military outfits, black Christopher Huggins’s “Enemy Behind in unison, bonding with and support- be raised in surrender. They’re wear- (“I have always been a thorn in the lined in red. As the music ramps up, the Gate,” which was on the bill when ing each other, revealing an Ailey-like ing red jumpsuits with their first side of injustice”) seem redundant. the angular, militant dancing grows the company made its Boston debut at vulnerability. Finally, the music upbeat names stenciled on the back, and “Endangered Species” concludes with more frenetic, as if the enemy had in- the Institute of Contemporary Art in again, “After Life” starts with seven when you see Trayvon and Philando all six men having pulled down their filtrated. There’s a pause during which 2008. The other three pieces were Bos- dancers sashaying out from the wings among those names, you realize what tops, and whereas both hands were the dancers, crouching warily, recom- ton premieres, though Philadanco! in a chorus line before the eighth species it is that’s endangered. To a raised at the start, it’s just the right pose themselves, but when the music presented Ray Mercer’s “Super 8!” and flings himself into their number. pounding percussive score, the men one, in a fist, at the finish. gets wild again, they become savage in Anthony Burrell’s “Endangered Spe- There’s a brief shift in couples, the link arms, stomp in tribal community, Thang Dao’s “Folded Prism,” the a way that makes you wonder how cies,” along with “Enemy,” at Jacob’s four women strut their stuff, then the fall as if shot, commiserate with an- Boston premiere, begins as an ensem- they might treat “The Rite of Spring.” Pillow Dance Festival in 2018. four men, until the group finale. The other, rise and reassert themselves. ble work for nine dancers in white “Enemy Behind the Gate” has become The opener, “Super 8!,” is in three nonstop dancing is top-notch, but the The piece is sufficiently plain and unitards before breaking into the usu- a signature piece for Philadanco!, and parts. “Composition” spotlights cou- part titles are a puzzle, and only that powerful that the newscast voice-overs al smaller units and then reassembling it’s not hard to see why. ples, three in turn, all playfully confi- male duet is really distinctive. about the killings of unarmed black for the finale. The highlights here, as dent and celebratory. “Theme of “Endangered Species” begins with men and the passage from Donovan in “Super 8!,” are the duets. Like “Su- Jeffrey Gantz can be reached at Peace,” to a wistful piano, finds Victor six men standing in a line upstage, Livingston’s celebrated 2016 Harvard per 8!,” “Folded Prism” is fun to watch, [email protected]. TV HIGHLIGHTS Women’s college hockey: Beanpot, 5 p.m., NESN Plus C Men’s college basketball: Duke-BC, 7 p.m., ESPN Women’s college hockey: Beanpot, 8 p.m., NESN Plus NHL: Canucks-Bruins, 7 p.m., NESN Sports Listings, C8

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ON FOOTBALL Brady’s best Chiefs already move is here talking repeat Tom Brady and the Patriots need each oth- er. If the sides hadn’t come to that realiza- MIAMI — The Super Bowl has been played. The Chiefs tion yet, it should have set in Sunday are returning home to Missouri with the Lombardi Trophy. watching the Kansas City Chiefs lift the The hotel rooms are turning over. My liver can’t take any Lombardi Trophy. more punishment. Both Brady and Patriots coach Bill It was a good week in Miami for Super Bowl LIV, and Belichick, the figure in the franchise who now it’s time to head home, back to reality. needs to display the most pliability regard- But before moving on to the 2020 NFL offseason, let’s ing committing to the will-be-43-year-old take one last look back at the week that was at the Super Brady, were on the field at Hard Rock Stadium before Super Bowl, and what we learned about the Chiefs, 49ers, Patr- Bowl LIV, honored as part of the NFL 100 All-Time team. iots, and the rest of the NFL: Who knows whether they stuck around, but if they want to 1. The Chiefs are the new top dogs of the AFC. retain AFC eminence and win a seventh Super Bowl as Less than an hour after winning their first Super Bowl in quarterback and head coach, they need to stick together. 50 years, the Chiefs were already talking about running it The best path for the Patriots and Brady to stave off a back in 2020. changing of the guard initiated by the Chiefs and wunder- “You get one, you want to go get another one,” coach kind QB Patrick Mahomes, who supplanted Brady as the Andy Reid said. youngest Super Bowl MVP, is to extend the greatest pigskin “This is the beginning of something, baby,” defensive partnership in NFL history. As tantalizing as it must be for tackle Chris Jones said. “This is a dynasty. This is sack na- both men to imagine burnishing their legacies by striking tion.” out on their own after 20 years, their calculating football AJ MAST/THE NEW YORK TIMES Meanwhile, defensive end Frank Clark was crowing CPUs have mapped out the scenarios by now. Brady and Patrick Mahomes (15), who carried the Chiefs in Super Bowl 54, is in about the end of one dynasty and the start of another. GASPER, Page C2 the last year of his deal in ’20, and could command $40 million per year. ON FOOTBALL, Page C2

2020 Beanpot SEMIFINALS Dog heaven

Northeastern Terriers roar forward Brendan Huskies reach van Riemsdyk, back to win playing in his third straight first Beanpot, in double OT gets one past Beanpot final Harvard By Andrew Mahoney goaltender By Jenna Ciccotelli GLOBE STAFF Mitchell Gibson GLOBE CORRESPONDENT BU 5 A couple of midseason addi- to give the NU 3 Jim Madigan doesn’t tions paid dividends for Boston Huskies a 2-1 want to talk about it BC 4 Harvard 1 University in the first round of lead. just yet, but the North- the Beanpot on Monday night. eastern coach will be leading the Hus- Wilmer Skoog’s put back of a re- kies to the Beanpot final for the third bound got past Boston College goalie consecutive year after Northeastern Spencer Knight (31 saves) and gave defeated Harvard, 3-1, in the early Terriers a dramatic 5-4 win in double semifinal game at TD Garden Monday. overtime. BU goalie Ashton Abel re- “Our focus is Friday [at Maine] and corded 37 saves in the win. then Monday,” Madigan said. “We’ll Both Skoog and Abel joined the Ter- focus in on Monday after that. It’s riers after the holiday break. about winning a Beanpot, and if we The Terriers (11-8-7), as a result, can win the Beanpot for all our guys earned their 37th appearance in the who haven’t had a chance to win it, Beanpot championship, Feb. 10 at TD then that’s special for them. And then Garden, where they will face North- we can add on the three word. We’ll eastern, a 3-1 winner over Harvard MATTHEW J. LEE/GLOBE STAFF address that when the time comes.” earlier in the night. After Harvard took an early lead The game went to overtime after a Wilmer Skoog with a power-play goal from sopho- wild final 7:20 of regulation that saw beat BC more Jack Drury just over five min- BU overcome a 3-1 deficit and actually goaltender utes in, seven Northeastern skaters take a 4-3 lead with 1:42 remaining. Spencer contributed to the three goals that But BC answered with 50.7 seconds Knight on a sent the Huskies into the final. left to even the score. rebound to give In his first Beanpot, graduate Freshman Robert Mastrosimone BU a 5-4 victory transfer Brendan van Riemsdyk pot- gave the Terriers a 4-3 lead with 1:42 in double ted the winner 30 seconds into the to go when Trevor Zegras fired a cross- overtime. second period off assists from Grant ice pass from the deep right and Mas- Jozefek and Riley Hughes. The goal trosimone one-timed it past BC goalie broke van Riemsdyk’s scoring silence Spencer Knight for the lead. — his only other goal this season came The fourth-ranked Eagles (16-8-1) Nov. 1 against Massachusetts. answered with 50 seconds left, pulling “I couldn’t be more thankful for the Knight while on the power play for a 6- coaching staff,” van Riemsdyk said. on-4 advantage. Senior David Cotton “It’s obviously not the most productive did the honors, when his pass deflect- year for me, but they’ve stayed posi- ed off Alex Newhook’s skate and back tive with me, and they never really get to himself, where he beat BU goalie down on me. I couldn’t be more Ashton Abel to send the game to over- thankful that I got a very good quality time at 19:02. [goal] tonight.” The Terriers wiped out a two-goal Graduate transfer Craig Pantano, a deficit by scoring twice in a span of 1 Bridgewater native also playing in his minute 10 seconds to even the score at first Beanpot after playing for Merri- BU, Page C6 MATTHEW J. LEE/GLOBE STAFF NORTHEASTERN, Page C6

INSIDE Sloppy Celtics repulse Hawks Talking quietly By Adam Himmelsbach but it certainly was not pretty. There was no GLOBE STAFF There was Javonte Green driving and whip- movement on Celtics 123 ATLANTA — After the Celtics’ ping a behind-the-back pass to nowhere. There Betts trade Hawks 115 game against the Hawks was was Gordon Hayward having his pass batted discussions. C3 complete Monday, coach Brad down and recovered by Grant Williams, who Stevens retreated to his office in the visitor’s lock- promptly hurled a crosscourt offering into the Healthy er room and watched a collection of fourth-quar- front row. There were others, and they probably scratches ter clips that one of his assistants had compiled. could have been accompanied by a laugh track. Cassidy knows But these were not plays that he wanted to re- Boston committed 10 fourth-quarter turn- a well-timed member, and they certainly were not meant for a overs in all, and for a brief moment looked as if it benching helps highlight reel. Instead, they just provided some would allow a 13-point lead to vanish. But it boost Bruins’ unintentional levity after the 123-115 win. helped that the Celtics were playing the 13-win competition. C5 “Have you ever seen the movie ‘Major Hawks, and it also helped that when they actually League’?” Stevens said later, referring to the 1989 held onto the ball long enough to shoot it, those UConn film about a group of baseball misfits who can’t shots usually went in. routed do anything right. “We pitched like Ricky Vaughn “It was ugly, but we figured it out,” Jaylen Women lose to that whole quarter . . . At least we got a laugh out Brown said. “We made a lot of mistakes, but we No. 3 Oregon, of it. I don’t know. We just threw it all over the made less mistakes than they did, so we won. 74-56, for their place. I feel we should apologize to all the fans sit- “As we inch toward the playoffs, we’ve got to worst home ting around the bleachers.” clean up habits and do a better job. We can’t just TODD KIRKLAND/ASSOCIATED PRESS loss since 2005. It was easy to chuckle about the fumbling and take plays off or shoot bad shots because we’re Celtics forward Grant Williams flies in for a layup with Hawks Sports Log, C8 bumbling since the night still ended with a win, CELTICS, Page C4 forward John Collins at a safe distant in the first half at Atlanta. C2 Sports The Boston Globe TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 Patriots have retooling to do By Jim McBride GLOBE STAFF MIAMI — Tom Brady exited stage left at Hard Rock Stadium Sunday night, allowing Patrick Mahomes to take center stage. Much the way Brady has done for 20 seasons, Mahomes embraced the moment on the NFL’s biggest platform. The Kansas City gunslinger took control in crunch time and de- livered a comeback Super Bowl victory over the 49ers. After Mahomes’s heroics and his spectacular play the last MADDIE MEYER/GETTY IMAGES two seasons, the inevitable Tom Brady and Joe Montana, sharing a moment before the comparisons with Brady sur- Super Bowl, were members of the NFL’s 100 All-Time Team. face constantly, and the Super Bowl MVP was asked if the as they continue their prepara- Sanu). Chiefs are poised for a Patriot- tions for the 2020 season — That’s excellent capital for like dynastic run. which could very well open in both roster building and get- He wasn’t about to make Kansas City in early September. ting younger, whether the picks DOUG MILLS/THE NEW YORK TIMES any bold predictions. R The Combine: The league’s are used or traded for estab- George Kittle (right) had four receptions for 36 yards, but his biggest catch was called back “It’s pretty amazing the dy- annual cattle call in Indianapo- lished talent or future choices. — he was penalized for offensive pass interference with seconds left in the first half. nasty — or whatever you want lis runs from Feb. 23-March 2. It would be shocking if Bill to call it the Patriots have had The Patriots are projected to Belichick didn’t pull off multi- these last 15 to 20 years — [but] have a dozen picks in the draft ple moves in an attempt to get for me, it’s about taking it one (including compensatory selec- back into the second round if Chiefs talking about repeat year at a time,’’ he said. “We tions) and this is when the there’s a player he covets. came up short last year. We team gets to poke and prod po- R Nick Caserio contract: The uON FOOTBALL reduces how your offense can doesn’t have enough wiggle understood how hard of a chal- tential draftees and rookie free Patriots’ versatile and valuable Continued from Page C1 attack a defense. Today’s quar- room for in-game adjustments. lenge it was to get to this posi- agents. director of player personnel’s “Not no Patriots dynasty,” he terbacks are such great athletes A good quarterback like Brady tion again . . . and we under- R Free agency: The legal deal is set to expire after the said. “We got rid of them, too, that the Brady/Rivers/Peyton or Mahomes can diagnose the stand next year it’s going to be tampering period begins March draft, and keeping him in the earlier in the year. We’re going Manning/Dan Marino style of coverage before the snap, know the same.’’ 16, and teams can start signing fold likely is a top priority. to do it more like the Chiefs dy- quarterback may soon go the exactly where to go with the It’ll be a challenge for the players two days later. Aside Same can be said for director of nasty.” way of the dodo. ball, and not have to worry Patriots, too. from Brady, the Patriots have college scouting Monti Ossen- We’ll see about that. The 4. Leave Kyle Shanahan about many surprises. I wonder The first order of business 19 players set to hit the market, fort, who recently interviewed Chiefs have a lot of high-priced alone (mostly). if we’ll start to see teams move for New England is to sort out including several key pieces — for the Browns’ general manag- players, and a giant contract The 49ers coach faces anoth- away from this defense. the Brady situation. Is he truly Devin McCourty, Kyle Van Noy, er’s job. with Patrick Mahomes loom- er long offseason of what-ifs 6. The Niners have to keep it “not going anywhere” as he said Jamie Collins, Matthew Slater, R OTAs: The biggest ques- ing. He is entering the last year and questions about his play- together now. in his open-to-interpretation and Joe Thuney among them — tion here, again, is Brady. If he of his deal in 2020, set to make calling. The number crunchers One of the toughest parts Super Bowl commercial? who will be in line for new re-ups, will he come to these $2.7 million with a cap number say the 49ers had a 94.5 percent about losing the Super Bowl is The four-time Super Bowl deals and will have no shortage voluntary workouts that are of about $5.2 million. chance of winning early in the regrouping the next season. MVP told Jim Gray at halftime of suitors. spread out from late May until Whether it’s this offseason fourth quarter. Ouch. The Falcons made the playoffs that his daughter, Vivian, New England also will be in early June? or next, Mahomes will be com- Only three times in 54 Super the year after their loss, but seemed excited about the mes- the market for some pieces, Brady has skipped the ses- manding a contract worth $40 Bowls has a team lost after lead- have since completely fallen sage. with tight end and offensive sions the last two seasons but million or more per season. ing by 10-plus points in the apart. The Panthers have made “When I walked in and saw line reinforcements likely high may relish the chance to build And the Chiefs won’t be able to fourth quarter, and Shanahan the playoffs once in four years her, she said to me, ‘Daddy, on the priority list. more chemistry with his exist- load up on expensive talent was part of two of them (49ers since their Super Bowl loss. The we’re not going anywhere!’ ” R The draft: As mentioned, ing weapons (Sanu, N’Keal around him, as they did the last vs. Chiefs and Falcons vs. Patri- Rams missed the playoffs this said Brady. “I thought it was so the Patriots will be busy from Harry) and whatever pieces are two years. They may have to ots). The other was the Sea- year. The Patriots, of course, re- cute. She gave me a big hug.’’ April 23-25 with 12 picks. New acquired in the offseason. start shedding some guys this hawks against the Patriots. grouped last year and won the Patriots fans will be lining England owns the 23d overall offseason. But a lot of the criticism Sha- Super Bowl, which hadn’t been up to give Brady a hug if he de- selection on Day 1 and then Jim McBride can be reached at It’s not as if the Patriots are nahan is taking for his fourth- done since the ’71-72 Dolphins. cides to stay in New England. three third-round selections [email protected]. completely dead, either. They quarter play-calling is unwar- The good news for the 49ers In the meantime, here’s (the second-round pick was Follow him on Twitter can still get back to the top next ranted. is that most of their core is un- what lies ahead for the Patriots sent to Atlanta for Mohamed @globejimmcbride. year with Bill Belichick coach- Should Shanahan have der contract for another year. ing the defense and a better re- called a run, and not a pass, on They probably have to sign ceiver or two for Tom Brady. second and 9 from his own 39- tight end George Kittle to a big But as long as the Chiefs yard line, leading by 10 with extension, and might not keep Brady’s best move is to stay here have Mahomes and Reid, they 9:52 left? I suppose he could some of their older veterans will be competing for AFC have. such as Sanders and tackle Joe championships. Reid is one of Should Shanahan have Staley, but otherwise should be uGASPER true for the Patriots. They have catchers in 2019. the league’s best coaches, and called a run, and not a pass, on able to keep the team intact for Continued from Page C1 a team constructed to win now; An AFC personnel evaluator proved this year that he can fi- second and 5 from his own 25- 2020. The question, though, is Belichick must know that they New England had the NFL’s expressed surprise at how nally win the big one. And Ma- yard line, leading, 20-17, with can Shanahan, Garoppolo, and don’t have any better options oldest opening-day roster in threadbare Belichick left the of- homes is an absolute superstar 5:27 remaining? It’s easy to sec- the rest avoid the dreaded than each other. 2019. They can’t wait for a fensive arsenal, relying too — a league MVP, Super Bowl ond-guess it after the fact. hangover? That’s why you had the re- young QB like Jarrett Stidham heavily on rookies N’Keal Harry champion, and Super Bowl But Shanahan knew he had 7. Damien Williams: The lat- port Sunday from NFL Network to find his footing. Does and Jakobi Meyers. MVP before turning 25. to stay aggressive, considering est unlikely Super Bowl hero. insider Ian Rapoport that the Belichick want to gamble on go- The commitment Brady is The Chiefs’ future is bright. the quarterback and weapons The Super Bowl has a pen- Patriots were prepared to pay ing gridiron Joanna Gaines, re- looking for will be measured in The Patriots’ is uncertain. No on the other sideline. And the chant for producing unlikely Brady the franchise quarter- claiming some piece of aban- a pledge to upgrade his contract matter if Brady returns to Fox- Niners’ run-pass balance in the heroes, from Timmy Smith to back going rate of $30 million doned QB scrap wood and fash- and the talent around him. The borough next year, the Chiefs fourth quarter got out of whack Malcolm Butler to Dexter Jack- per year to return, a stark de- ioning it into a centerpiece latter is a promise Brady has are the new alpha dogs in the only once they fell behind and son to Tracey Porter and many parture from precedent. (A under center? heard before, only to watch tal- AFC. had to throw on every play. others. Now joining the group looming new collective bargain- Andy Dalton, Marcus Mario- ented teammates depart. 2. Mahomes is a magician. When they were leading, is the Chiefs running back, an ing agreement with a 17-game ta, Teddy Bridgewater, Derek However, Brady has to real- Mahomes is the new Cap- they called three runs and five undrafted free agent out of season and the resulting in- Carr — potential QB collateral ize that the lure of the Patriot tain Comeback. He went 5-0 passes. That’s not why the Nin- Oklahoma in 2014 who spent creased revenue and salary cap damage of a Brady move to Ve- Way and Belichick’s brilliance this season in games in which ers lost. They lost because their four years with the Dolphins also factor into the team’s new- gas — none of them give can best attract the upgraded the Chiefs trailed by at least 10 defense couldn’t get a stop in and the last two with the found thinking.) Belichick as good a chance of supporting cast he seeks. points, the best single-season the fourth quarter, and the Chiefs. With another NFL season going toe to toe with Kansas There remains no better record by a quarterback in NFL passing game couldn’t connect. Williams has been more of a completed, there is no offsea- City and Mahomes as Brady place for Brady to compete for history. And the Chiefs became However, there was one play pass-catching back and a role son story line larger than Brady. would. All of them would be championships, continue to the first team to win a Super that deserves criticism. Third player, as his 498 rushing yards The ghost years on the iconic like bringing a Super Soaker to play in an offense tailored to Bowl after trailing by 10-plus and 10, with 1:40 left, trailing, this season were a career high. QB’s contract adjustment that a gunfight. him like a bespoke suit, and points in every game of a post- 24-20, the 49ers had the ball on But Williams rushed for 104 boosted his 2019 pay to $23 This wouldn’t even be a con- proselytize the TB12 Method to season. the Chiefs’ 49-yard line, and Ga- yards on 17 carries in the Super million automatically void on versation if the Patriots were the masses than Patriot Place. They weren’t fazed by trail- roppolo chucked an incomplete Bowl, and had the game-win- the final day of the 2019 league convinced that Stidham was With the Chargers or Raid- ing, 24-0, to the Texans, didn’t deep pass to Emmanuel Sand- ning touchdown (a 5-yard year, setting him up to reach ready to take the reins the way ers, he’s in the same division as bat an eye when losing, 17-7, to ers. catch) and game-clinching free agency for the first time in Belichick felt San Francisco the Chiefs. The Chargers have the Titans, and made all of the Now, Sanders was definitely touchdown (38-yard run) in the his storied career March 18. 49ers Super Bowl-losing quar- talent, but tight end Hunter clutch plays when trailing, 20- open, and a good throw proba- final three minutes. He doesn’t plan to retire. He terback Jimmy Garoppolo was Henry and running back Mel- 10, in the fourth quarter of the bly results in a touchdown. But Williams became the first commercialized that point for when he was TB12’s under- vin Gordon are earmarked for Super Bowl. that was far too risky a play for player in NFL history to rush effect in a Super Bowl ad. Re- study. Despite the hype ma- free agency. LA’s offensive line Mahomes simply can’t be the situation. At that point, the for 100 yards and have a receiv- ports on Super Bowl Sunday chine being fired up to warp is questionable, and the Char- stopped for four quarters. He Niners needed to move the ing touchdown in the Super from NFL insiders Rapoport speed for Stid the Kid, it’s obvi- gers are institutionalized un- has lost eight games in his NFL chains, not hit a home run. The Bowl. and Adam Schefter indicated ous the team isn’t completely derachievers. career, and here are the Chiefs’ time for that deep shot would 8. The Super Bowl is boring that the Los Angeles Chargers sold on him. If Brady rolls with the Raid- points scored in those games: have been the previous play, on without the Patriots. and the Las Vegas Raiders are Bringing Brady back will re- ers, he would have a proven 40, 51, 28, 31, 24, 13, 32, 31. second and 10. And the deep Perhaps I’m just being a pro- prepared to woo Brady. quire making a multiyear con- coach in Jon Gruden and a tal- Pretty incredible. ball is not Garoppolo’s forte. vincial, the-world-revolves- Brady has always behaved as tract commitment and upgrad- ented young back in Josh Ja- 3. Mobile quarterbacks are He’s a precision, medium-range around-us New Englander, but if he were beholden to the Patri- ing the feeble weapons that re- cobs. But the Raiders defense needed in today’s NFL. passer, not a bomber. this Super Bowl week was pret- ots and truckled in contract ne- duced him to mere mortal pales in comparison to the Pa- The four quarterbacks who Shanahan and the 49ers ty boring without the Patriots gotiations. For the first time, status during a frustrating and triots’ dominant unit. Only the reached the conference cham- seemed to panic with that play- in it. They have big crossover he’s in the driver’s seat. That challenging 12-4 campaign that Arizona Cardinals allowed op- pionship games: Mahomes, call. stars. They play the villain role was important to him when he fizzled out with a first-round posing passers a higher QB rat- Jimmy Garoppolo, Ryan Tan- 5. Cover 3? More like cover to perfection. They have the agreed to the adjusted contract playoff exit. ing last season than the Raid- nehill, Aaron Rodgers. The zero. best history, and the most at and asked that it include a pro- With the retired Rob ers’ 103.8. 2019 MVP: Lamar Jackson. The three teams that have stake. No offense to the Chiefs vision that barred the team Gronkowski playing pitchman Joining old friend Mike Vra- One of the MVP finalists: Rus- blown 10-point leads in the and 49ers, but neither team from using the franchise tag on instead of pitch and catch with bel in Tennessee would make sell Wilson. fourth quarter of a Super Bowl stirs up much passion for casu- him. Brady grew frustrated Brady, the Patriots finished sense. But Brady would have to What do they have in com- have a common link: They each al fans. with repeated attempts to with the league’s lowest per- learn a new system. Plus, as mon? The ability to make plays played the “cover 3” defensive Perhaps that’s why the Patri- squeeze a long-term commit- centage of targets to tight ends well as the rough-and-tumble with their feet. scheme. Dan Quinn ran it in Se- ots still dominated the week. ment out of Belichick being re- (9 percent). The league average Titans played in reaching the Quarterbacks still have to be attle, brought it to Atlanta, and “Where will Tom Brady play?” buffed. was 21 percent. Brady also AFC title game, they only proficient pocket passers to his Seattle protégé, Robert was one of the top three media So the Patriots can’t be- lacks reliable and viable wide squeaked into the playoffs at thrive in the NFL, but having Saleh, brought it to San Francis- story lines. Rob Gronkowski grudge Brady his free agency receiver targets outside of Ju- 9-7. the athleticism and speed to co. was the mayor of Super Bowl foray. Sometimes it’s just nice to lian Edelman. Brady’s BFF And Brady isn’t going to sub- scramble adds another dimen- It’s a scheme in which the week and held one of the big- feel appreciated, to be wined turns 34 in May and could be ject himself to some NFC re- sion that challenges a defense. cornerbacks usually stick to one gest bashes. Belichick hit the and dined and reminded of the new face of the board game build in Carolina or Tampa Bay. Mahomes’s feet were nearly as side of the field, and play press- party circuit. Brady was in a Su- how special you are. But they Operation he’s taken so much So, where does all of this important as his arm in the man coverage or drop back into per Bowl commercial. have to leave the Gillette Stadi- damage. leave Brady, Belichick, and the postseason, as he rushed for 53, a deep zone. The scheme also What this week proved is um lighthouse on for him, a Brady steadfastly refused to Patriots? Right back where they 53, and 29 yards in the three relies heavily on a dominant de- that the NFL needs to develop beacon that allows Brady to give the offense his imprimatur belong, with each other. games, with two rushing touch- fensive front getting pressure another villain beyond the Pa- find his way home. The Patriots all season, turning saturnine It’s the only sensible option. downs. on the quarterback. triots. shouldn’t make a move at the about its feckless state after Statue-like pocket quarter- The scheme has produced position until they know wins over Buffalo and Philadel- Christopher L. Gasper can be backs such as Brady and Philip some tremendous regular-sea- Ben Volin can be reached at whether Brady is moving on. phia. reached at [email protected]. Rivers can still win, but not son defenses. But apparently it [email protected]. Follow There is no obvious alterna- He wasn’t the only one un- Follow him on Twitter having the ability to scramble is easy to pick apart, and him on Twitter @BenVolin tive for Brady. The same rings derwhelmed by Patriots pass- @cgasper. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 The Boston Globe Sports C3 Intact, Patriots Waiting game for Betts, Sox can make By Alex Speier a timetable rather than its sub- $96 million on his contract. So, it’s GLOBE STAFF stance. possible that Bloom is weighing One day after Punxsutawney Phil Moreover, the team doesn’t feel Price packages that include the Red another run ignored his shadow, the baseball as if it’s facing a hard-and-fast dead- Sox subsidizing the remainder of world wondered whether a long Red line. There’s not an equivalent alter- the 34-year-old’s contract, or par- Sox winter of relative inactivity native to whom the Padres or Dodg- tially offsetting it by taking back a Chad Finn might finally give way to daylight ers can pivot if their goal is to ac- contract from the Dodgers (outfield- that would illuminate a decision quire one of the preeminent er A.J. Pollock, for instance, is owed about the fate of Mookie Betts. On difference-makers in the game, at a $47 million over the next four A few beliefs and observations left over like Monday morning, chatter spread time when the free-agent market years). scattered red-and-gold confetti from Super Bowl across baseball that after weeks of has been thoroughly scoured. The Dodgers are offering packag- LIV: conversations with the Padres and Meanwhile, in his first major es that would get the Red Sox – R Twenty-four-year-old Patrick Mahomes has Dodgers, the Red Sox might be near- trade as the chief baseball officer of whose payroll as calculated for luxu- a chance — a chance — to be the second-greatest DOUG MILLS/THE NEW YORK TIMES ing a deal of their four-time All-Star. the Red Sox, Chaim Bloom is taking ry tax purposes is roughly $232 mil- quarterback ever. Right now he’s Brett Favre About 100 million people But the expectation of a quick a methodical approach to navigat- lion right now – below the $208 mil- with personal discipline. And Favre didn’t win watched Travis Kelce and conclusion to the talks on Monday ing what remains a complicated de- lion luxury tax threshold for 2020. his lone Super Bowl until he was 27. the Chiefs celebrate Sunday. proved premature. As of Monday cision — not so much apples to ap- The Padres, meanwhile, would need R Jimmy Garoppolo remains an enigma at 28 night, the Red Sox still hadn’t made ples or even apples to oranges as the Red Sox to take back 29-year-old years old, in what should be his prime. We still a choice, the waiting game continu- much as it is apples to oranges to Wil Myers (owed $61 million over have no idea how good he is as a quarterback, Super ing to play out, all three teams – the zucchini to paper towels. the next three years) to make a Betts but he was not good in the fourth quarter, and Red Sox, Padres, and Dodgers – as Multiple major league sources deal work – and as such, likely it’s clear the Chiefs had little fear of him. well as Betts himself remaining in a saidtheRedSox,asoflateMonday, would not be able to get the Sox be- R Niners tight end George Kittle (four catches, viewers suspended state while awaiting res- continued to consider proposals low the luxury tax threshold. 36 yards, one game-shifting penalty), is junior- olution. from both the Padres and Dodgers And so, as the Red Sox contem- varsity Gronk at best. In last year’s Super Bowl, So what’s the holdup? According — and in the case of the Dodgers, plated those variables in a deal, Gronk had six catches for 87 yards, including the on rise to major league sources, the deliber- the Sox continue to consider not just Truck Day came and went with Bet- game’s biggest play, while his body was betraying ate pace to negotiations reflects a a deal that would send Betts to LA ts still officially on their roster. But him. He showed up. few elements. First, the Red Sox but also trade packages in which for how long? As of Monday night, R Fox made an idiotic decision showing By Chad Finn don’t feel a particular rush to deal Betts and lefthander David Price that question remained unan- Tyreek Hill with his children during the post- GLOBE STAFF the ultra-talented Betts. While would head west. swered. game celebration. That guy doesn’t deserve a re- The Chiefs’ 31-20 victory there’s a strong expectation that he Scenarios involving Price are par- demptive story line. over the 49ers in Super Bowl will be traded before the start of ticularly complicated, since the Alex Speier can be reached at R Jason Momoa taking his muscles off was the LIV averaged 99.9 million spring training, the Sox don’t want Dodgers wouldn’t be willing to ab- [email protected]. Follow him best commercial, though I’d question its effec- NFL viewers on Fox, to push to conclude a deal based on sorb the remaining three years and on twitter at @alexspeier. tiveness considering I can’t recall what it was for. a slight im- Tom Brady using a cryptic photo to pitch for Hu- NOTEBOOK provement on lu was the best troll job. last year’s ’TIS THE SEASON R And most relevantly to our dear corner of viewership on CBS for the Pat- the map, the Patriots should keep the band to- riots’ win over the Rams and gether as much as possible and make one more the first ratings increase for the run at a Super Bowl. Of this I am convinced more NFL championship game in than I was when the season met its abrupt end five years. Jan. 4 with a 20-13 loss to the Titans in the wild- Per Fox, the game averaged card round. 102 million viewers when in- Yes, this ended up being the coronation for cluding those who watched on Mahomes and the Chiefs, with their totally in- Fox Deportes and the network’s character, rapid-fire stretch of three touchdowns streaming service. Nationally, in a span of 5 minutes 1 second in the fourth the game earned a 41.7 house- quarter turning a 20-10 deficit into a 31-20 victo- hold rating. ry. That was exactly how you’d expect this potent Last year’s Super Bowl, a Chiefs team to win. It was fitting, and somewhat 13-3 Patriots victory, drew 98.2 reminiscent of the Patriots’ comeback against a million viewers and earned a ferocious Seahawks defense in Super Bowl XLIX. 41.1 household rating. If they can keep Mahomes from being folded, The Chiefs’ come-from-be- spindled, and mutilated over the next couple of hind victory provided the first seasons, this may not be the last Lombardi Tro- year-over-year viewership in- phy they collect. Perhaps a few years from now crease since 2015, when the Pa- we’ll look at last year’s AFC Championship game triots defeated the Seahawks in — a 37-31 overtime victory for the Patriots at Ar- Super Bowl XLIX. That broad- rowhead Stadium — as the last hard lesson the cast on NBC averaged 114.4 Chiefs had to learn to become champions them- million viewers, still the Super selves. Bowl record. But it was not difficult to watch this game and Sunday’s halftime perfor- envision the Patriots — with a few roster tweaks, mance shared by Jennifer Lo- some player development, and the return of Mr. pez and Shakira was watched Hulu Pitchman — genuinely competing with by 103 million people, Fox said. both of these teams. I like Garoppolo. I wish there had been a way for him to remain on the Parade set for K.C. Patriots roster. (He was a casualty of Deflategate The Kansas City Chiefs re- in a way. Had Brady not been suspended, the turned to Kansas City as fans DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF league would never have discovered how promis- celebrated their Super Bowl The departure of the Red Sox equipment truck for spring training in Fort Myers, Fla., is locked up and ing he was.) championship. ready to depart. The truck was loaded at 7 a.m. and left Fenway for the 1,480-mile trip around noon. But it’s also pretty obvious that had Brady Coach Andy Reid, carrying been the 49ers quarterback this year, they would the Super Bowl trophy, led the have gone just as far as they did with Garoppolo. team off its plane Monday af- And perhaps, had Brady rather than Garoppolo ternoon before they boarded a taken over down 4 points with less than three bus caravan to return to Arrow- minutes remaining and history within the grasp, head Stadium. Fans were dis- the outcome might have been different. couraged from meeting the I know, the Chiefs beat the Patriots this sea- Chiefs at the airport. son, but it was a competitive game. The Chiefs A parade through down- went on one of their Showtime scoring runs in town Kansas City, Mo., is set for the second quarter, dropping 17 points in a row 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, fol- on the Patriots. But the Patriots pulled within 23- lowed by a rally at Union Sta- 16 early in the fourth quarter. No one scored af- tion. Several schools in the area ter that. But they can play with them. canceled Wednesday’s classes, We have no idea, of course, whether Brady and the Kansas Legislature will be back in New England. The whirlwind of canceled that day’s session. rumors — the Raiders will make a run for him, the Patriots will offer him $30 million, and on Olsen, Beasley cut and on — doesn’t provide answers as much as it The Panthers released veter- makes you wonder about the agenda of the an tight end Greg Olsen, ac- sources on these reports. Brady said in his ad cording to NFL Network. The that he’s going nowhere, but even that isn’t clear. move came four days after Ols- Does he mean he’s not leaving the Patriots, or en and the Panthers announced merely not retiring? The person whose opinion they would mutually part ways probably matters most on this is Bill Belichick, ahead of the 2020 season. Ols- and he’s not spilling any beans. en, 34, had one year left on his But I hope he’s back, for one more crack at a deal, which would have cost seventh Lombardi. The road is difficult; the Ra- $11.6 million in 2020, but is DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF vens and perhaps the Titans will be right there now free to sign elsewhere . . . Wally the Green Monster was among the interested Ex-Sox pitcher Manny Delcarmen signed with the Chiefs as AFC forces to be reckoned The Falcons cut ties with out- spectators during an annual rite of winter — Truck Day. autographs before the truck departed. with. But the Patriots, who did win 12 games, side linebacker Vic Beasley, feature a good-to-great defense, and still have the who led the NFL in sacks in the best coach there has ever been, can be in that team’s run to the Super Bowl mix next year. but didn’t come close to match- Sure, it will require some savvy roster-build- ing that production over the ing. It will require Brady coming back, a draft last three seasons . . . Vernon that yields help right away, some steady addi- Davis announced his retire- tions in free agency, and improvement from ment after 14 NFL seasons young players already on the roster. We’ve seen with the 49ers, Broncos, and Deebo Samuel and A.J. Brown, and you’re offi- Redskins that included win- cially on notice, N’Keal Harry. Next year must be ning a Super Bowl title. Davis, a breakthrough season. 36, said Monday he decided to But it’s not time to give up on them yet. While retire because of the wear and the Patriots were not far from mind this weekend year on his body. Davis said he’s (how great was that NFL 100 photo of Brady, walking away from football Randy Moss, Gronk, Belichick, and an amusingly while his body is still healthy underdressed Adam Vinatieri?), it remained a enough to pursue other oppor- bummer to watch the festivities in Miami play on tunities . . . Willie Wood,the without them. Hall of Fame defensive back I don’t think I’ve taken the nine Super Bowl who won five NFL champion- appearances for granted — I’ve been conscious ships with the Green Bay Pack- not to, actually; I missed those game-day jitters ers under coach Vince Lombar- and the buzz around the local team being in it di and made the first intercep- even more than I expected to. tion in Super Bowl history, died I want the Patriots to remain in the mix for Monday. He was 83. Wood died Super Bowls, even if they’re no longer a favorite, of natural causes in Washing- for as long as possible. That doesn’t happen if ton. Jarrett Stidham or someone like Marcus Mariota is the quarterback in 2020. Material from the Associated Bring back Brady. He says he’s going nowhere. Press was used in this report. If he stays here, the Patriots might just go far one Chad Finn can be reached at DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF more time again. [email protected]. The real Wally the Green Monster shared some time with Ellen Nichols of Holbrook outside Fenway. C4 Sports The Boston Globe TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020

GRIZZLIES 96, PISTONS 82

DETROIT FG FT Reb Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt Snell ...... 29 1-7 0-0 0-0 4 0 2 Sloppy Celtics repulse Hawks NBA Doumby 26 2-15 0-0 4-7 1 1 6 Drmnd... 36 12-22 1-3 5-18 4 1 25 Jackson. 24 1-16 0-0 2-7 4 0 3 EASTERN CONFERENCE Brown ... 38 4-12 4-4 2-7 4 4 12 uCELTICS Gallowy 37 7-12 0-0 1-2 3 3 17 ATLANTIC W L Pct. GB Streak Home Conf. Wood .... 34 7-11 1-2 2-5 1 3 17 Continued from Page C1 Maker ... 15 0-3 0-0 0-5 01 0 Toronto 36 14 .720 — W 11 18-7 26-7 Totals .... 34-98 6-9 16-51 21 13 82 playing against Atlanta. We’ve got to BOSTON 34 15 .694 1½ W 4 20-5 23-9 FG%: .347, FT%: .667. 3-pt. goals: 8- 26, .308 (Snell 0-4, Doumbouya 2-5, continue to play the game the right Philadelphia 31 20 .608 5½ L 3 22-2 21-13 Jackson 1-6, Brown 0-2, Galloway 3-5, Brooklyn 22 27 .449 13½ W 1 14-12 15-15 Wood 2-3, Maker 0-1). Team rebounds: way.” 9. Team turnovers: 16 (16 pts.). Blocks: New York 15 36 .294 21½ W 2 7-18 10-22 2 (Wood 2). Turnovers: 14 (Snell, The Celtics should not turn the ball CENTRAL Doumbouya 3, Drummond 2, Jackson, W L Pct. GB Streak Home Conf. Brown 3, Galloway 2, Wood 2). Steals: 6 over 10 times over a 12-minute span, Milwaukee 42 7 .857 — W 1 23-3 26-3 (Snell, Doumbouya 2, Brown, Wood 2). regardless of their personnel. But this Technicals: Drummond, 8:50/3rd. Indiana 31 19 .62011½ L 218-719-12 MEMPHIS was not the group they intend to have Chicago 19 33 .365 24½ L 3 11-15 13-22 FG FT Reb Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt when games truly matter. Detroit 18 33 .353 25 W 1 10-17 12-25 Crowdr.. 25 2-5 0-0 0-5 3 0 4 Cleveland 13 38 .255 30 L 4 6-21 8-28 Jackson. 30 3-10 8-9 1-5 2 3 14 All-Star point guard Kemba Walker Valncns. 30 13-19 0-1 3-17 2 2 26 SOUTHEAST W L Pct. GB Streak Home Conf. Morant.. 27 5-9 2-2 0-4 7 2 12 sat out because of a sore knee, guard Brooks .. 30 7-15 0-0 1-4 5 4 15 Miami 34 15 .694 — W 2 22-3 23-7 Clarke ... 23 2-7 0-0 1-5 0 1 4 Marcus Smart was sidelined with a Orlando 22 28 .440 12½ W 1 13-12 15-14 Jones..... 21 6-11 0-0 1-2 5 0 13 Andersn 15 1-1 0-0 0-2 0 1 2 thigh contusion, Enes Kanter’s playing Washington 17 32 .347 17 L 1 11-12 12-19 Melton .. 14 1-6 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 time was limited in his first game back Charlotte 16 34 .320 18½ L 3 8-16 11-20 Jackson. 12 2-6 0-0 0-2 0 1 4 Hill...... 14 0-1 0-0 0-1 2 3 0 from a hip contusion, and Daniel Theis Atlanta 13 38 .255 22 L 2 8-17 7-25 Totals .... 42-90 10-12 7-47 27 18 96 FG%: .467, FT%: .833. 3-pt. goals: 2- suffered a third-quarter ankle injury WESTERN CONFERENCE 17, .118 (Crowder 0-3, Jackson Jr. 0-2, Valanciunas 0-2, Morant 0-1, Brooks and did not return. PACIFIC W L Pct. GB Streak Home Conf. 1-3, Clarke 0-1, Jones 1-3, Jackson 0-2). Team rebounds: 10. Team turnovers: Theis’s scare looked like the most LA Lakers 37 11 .771 — W 1 16-6 24-5 11 (10 pts.). Blocks: 12 (Jackson Jr. 3, important moment of this night. The *LA Clippers 34 15 .694 3½ W 1 20-5 20-11 Valanciunas 4, Brooks, Clarke, Ander- son 2, Jackson). Turnovers: 11 (Morant center landed awkwardly, rolled his Phoenix 20 30 .400 18 L 3 9-17 11-22 6, Brooks, Clarke, Melton, Jackson 2). *Sacramento 18 31 .367 19½ L 1 8-15 13-18 Steals: 6 (Jackson Jr., Clarke, Jones, right ankle, and stayed on the ground Anderson, Melton, Jackson). Golden State 12 39 .235 26½ W 2 7-17 7-27 Detroit ...... 32 21 10 19 — 82 in pain as play continued to the other Memphis...... 36 17 19 24 — 96 SOUTHWEST W L Pct. GB Streak Home Conf. A — 14,597 (18,119). T — 2:03. Offi- end. He was eventually helped to the Houston 31 18 .633 — W 2 17-7 20-14 cials — James Williams, Aaron Smith, locker room by two medical staffers. Jason Goldenberg. Dallas 31 19 .620½W 214-12 18-12 Theis was also hit in the face on his Memphis 24 25 .490 7 L 1 14-13 16-16 NETS 119, SUNS 97 *San Antonio 22 26 .458 8½ W 2 14-12 12-14 fall, but after undergoing concussion New Orleans 20 30 .400 11½ L 1 10-15 13-20 PHOENIX tests and X-rays, he was diagnosed with FG FT Reb NORTHWEST W L Pct. GB Streak Home Conf. Min M-AM-A O-TA FPt a sprained ankle and was actually Bridges . 36 6-12 0-0 2-6 4 1 12 Denver 34 16 .680 — L 1 19-6 21-8 Oubre.... 38 8-18 2-5 0-5 1 4 21 cleared to return to the game, if need- Utah 32 17 .653 1½ L 4 18-4 18-12 Ayton .... 34 12-22 1-2 8-17 5 4 25 Rubio..... 19 2-7 4-4 1-3 24 8 ed. Oklahoma City 30 20 .600 4 W 2 15-10 21-13 Booker .. 32 3-15 4-5 0-4 4 3 11 Portland 23 27 .460 11 W 4 13-11 14-19 Carter ... 24 1-4 0-0 2-2 1 1 3 “When I walked out, I was ready to Diallo..... 14 3-5 0-0 1-2 1 1 6 *Minnesota 15 33 .313 18 L 11 6-18 7-24 Lecque....9 1-3 2-2 0-0 01 4 go back in, but the other guys were * — Not including late game Okobo ... 28 2-2 0-0 0-4 5 2 5 Owens..... 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 playing well,” Theis said. “Then, at one MONDAY’S RESULTS Harper .... 4 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 Totals .... 39-90 13-18 14-43 23 21 97 point, I was sitting and it got cold and a BOSTON 123 at Atlanta 115 At Brooklyn 119 Phoenix 97 FG%: .433, FT%: .722. 3-pt. goals: 6- little stiff and I said, ‘All right, I can’t go New York 139atCleveland134(OT) At Miami 137 Philadelphia 106 17, .353 (Bridges 0-2, Oubre Jr. 3-4, Booker 1-4, Carter 1-4, Lecque 0-2, back in.’ Because if I get cold and can’t Dallas 112 at Indiana 103 At Memphis 96 Detroit 82 Okobo 1-1). Team rebounds: 9. Team turnovers: 16 (12 pts.). Blocks: 6 move the right way, I can’t help the Golden St. 125 at Washington 117 Minnesota at Sacramento (Bridges 2, Ayton 2, Diallo 2). Turn- overs: 16 (Bridges, Oubre Jr. 2, Ayton 3, team.” Orlando 112 at Charlotte 100 San Antonio at LA Clippers Rubio, Booker 4, Diallo 2, Lecque, Oko- TODD KIRKLAND/ASSOCIATED PRESS bo 2). Steals: 7 (Bridges 4, Booker, Dial- Theis said he is hopeful that he will TUESDAY’S GAMES lo, Owens). Flagrant fouls: Ayton, be able to face the Magic on Wednes- Celtics forward Gordon Hayward shot 9 of 16, with some high-percentage 5:38/4th. Milwaukee at New Orleans 7:30 Portland at Denver 9 BROOKLYN day. shots, such as this easy dunk for 2 of his 24 points against the Hawks. FG FT Reb Charlotte at Houston 8 San Antonio at LA Lakers 10 Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt Tatum led the Celtics with 28 points Prince ... 30 5-10 2-2 0-6 0 3 15 SUNDAY’S RESULTS Harris.... 28 7-13 0-0 0-4 2 0 16 and seven rebounds. But if things had Hayward had 24 points and Brown Allen...... 23 4-7 0-1 4-8 3 2 8 At Detroit 128 Denver 123 (OT) At Milwaukee 129 Phoenix 108 Dinwidd 31 4-12 5-6 1-3 4 2 14 unfolded a bit differently, his game Celtics 123, Hawks 115 added 21, but the more important lifts LeVert... 32 10-20 7-7 1-3 7 4 29 At State Farm Arena, Atlanta At Houston 117 New Orleans 109 At Toronto 129 Chicago 102 Temple . 22 1-6 0-0 0-2 1 4 3 would have been remembered for a came from the bench. Wanamaker fin- BOSTON Chandlr. 18 2-6 0-0 1-5 2 3 6 FG FT Reb Jordan... 22 3-3 2-2 2-9 5 3 8 gaffe, the ninth turnover of Boston’s ished with 16 points and five assists Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt PPG Luww-C 25 4-7 2-3 0-3 0 4 13 Chiozza... 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 sordid spree. Hayward ...... 34 9-16 3-4 1-7 6 1 24 17.0 and Williams added 13 points and six MAVS 112, PACERS 103 KNICKS 139, CAVS 134 Musa...... 3 1-1 0-0 1-1 0 1 2 Tatum pushed upcourt on a fast Tatum...... 3510-20 3-3 0-7 3028 21.7 rebounds, while also playing some Kurucs .... 3 2-3 0-0 0-0 1 0 5 Theis...... 19 3-4 2-2 1-2 1 2 9 8.1 Totals .... 43-89 18-21 10-44 28 26 119 Green...... 18 0-2 0-0 0-3 1 1 0 3.2 DALLAS NEW YORK break with just 1:32 left and Boston Brown...... 33 9-17 2-2 1-5 0 4 21 20.4 sound defense when matched up FG FT Reb FG FT Reb FG%: .483, FT%: .857. 3-pt. goals: 15- Williams ...... 24 6-9 1-1 3-6 2 4 13 3.6 Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt 34, .441 (Prince 3-6, Harris 2-5, Allen leading, 117-111. If he attacked for a Wanamaker.. 27 5-9 4-4 0-3 5 3 16 6.5 against Young, the Hawks’ All-Star. Kleber ... 35 2-8 0-0 3-8 2 1 5 Gibson .. 13 4-6 0-0 2-3 1 0 8 0-1, Dinwiddie 1-1, LeVert 2-4, Temple layup or even just pulled the ball out Ojeleye ...... 12 0-3 0-0 0-1 0 1 0 3.1 Young blitzed the Celtics with a 17- FinneyS. 32 4-8 4-4 4-11 4 2 15 Randle... 38 9-16 2-2 2-8 3 3 20 1-5, Chandler 2-6, Luwawu-Cabarrot Edwards...... 7 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 3.1 Porzngs 36 10-20 12-12 2-12 0 3 38 Morris ... 36 8-15 8-8 1-2 1 3 26 3-4, Chiozza 0-1, Kurucs 1-1). Team re- and let time tick away, Atlanta’s hopes Kanter...... 16 4-7 0-1 5-9 1 0 8 9.5 point opening quarter that included Brunson 303-8 3-40-4 31 9 Bullock.. 25 3-6 0-0 1-4 1 1 7 bounds: 9. Team turnovers: 17 (15 Waters...... 14 1-2 0-0 0-1 2 4 2 4.0 Hardwy. 33 9-17 3-3 1-4 5 1 25 Payton .. 33 8-17 1-3 5-11 15 1 17 pts.). Blocks: 5 (Allen 2, Temple, Chan- would have mostly been dashed. In- Totals...... 48-90 15-17 11-44 21 22 123 one 3-pointer from about 5 feet inside Wright... 25 3-8 0-0 2-5 4 2 8 Dotson .. 16 3-6 2-2 0-1 2 1 9 dler, Luwawu-Cabarrot). Turnovers: 17 (Prince 2, Harris, Allen 2, Dinwiddie 3, FG%: .533, FT%: .882. 3-pt. goals: 12-29, .414 (Hayward 3-6, Barea ...... 9 1-4 0-0 0-0 0 1 3 Portis .... 28 5-8 0-0 0-1 0 2 12 stead, he lofted an ill-advised alley-oop Tatum 5-9, Theis 1-1, Green 0-2, J.Brown 1-3, G.Williams 0-2, midcourt. CauleyS .. 6 0-0 0-0 0-2 1 2 0 Smith .... 20 6-11 2-6 0-3 6 2 15 LeVert 5, Jordan 2, Chiozza, Musa). Steals: 8 (Prince, Harris, Dinwiddie, Le- Wanamaker 2-3, Ojeleye 0-2, Waters 0-1). Team rebounds: 2. Brokhff.. 19 1-7 0-0 0-5 1 2 3 Robinsn 15 2-2 0-0 0-2 1 3 4 pass to Brown that thudded off the But Boston did a better job corral- Vert 2, Luwawu-Cabarrot, Chiozza, Team turnovers: 15 (16 pts.). Blocks: 5 (Hayward, G.Williams 2, Jackson. 13 3-6 0-0 0-0 0 0 6 Knox II .. 17 5-8 0-0 0-4 1 1 12 Musa). Technicals: Prince, 6:29/4th. Ojeleye, Edwards). Turnovers: 15 (Hayward 3, Tatum, Green 2, Totals .... 36-86 22-23 12-51 20 15 112 Ntilikina 23 4-7 0-0 1-7 2 1 9 backboard. J.Brown 2, G.Williams 2, Wanamaker 2, Waters 3). Steals: 10 ling him after that, holding him to 17 Totals....57-102 15-21 12-46 33 18 139 Phoenix ...... 31 21 21 24 — 97 (Tatum, Green 2, J.Brown, G.Williams, Wanamaker 4, Waters). Brooklyn...... 35 20 35 29 — 119 Atlanta’s John Collins quickly scored more for the rest of the game. FG%: .419, FT%: .957. 3-pt. goals: 18- ATLANTA 45, .400 (Kleber 1-6, Finney-Smith 3-4, FG%: .559, FT%: .714. 3-pt. goals: 10- 26, .385 (Randle 0-2, Morris Sr. 2-4, Bull- A — 14,891 (17,732). T — 2:10. Offi- at the other end to slice the Hawks’ def- FG FT Reb “He was hitting from really far out, Porzingis 6-13, Brunson 0-1, Hardaway cials — Kane Fitzgerald, Karl Lane, Le- Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt PPG Jr. 4-8, Wright 2-3, Barea 1-2, Broekhoff ock 1-4, Payton 0-1, Dotson 1-2, Portis on Wood. Collins...... 38 10-12 0-0 3-11 3 4 22 19.4 1-7, Jackson 0-1). Team rebounds: 7. 2-5, Smith Jr. 1-1, Knox II 2-4, Ntilikina icit to 4. After yet another turnover, this and I think for some reason that sur- Huerter...... 39 9-21 0-0 0-3 2 5 23 11.9 Team turnovers: 12 (11 pts.). Blocks: 2 1-3). Team rebounds: 7. Team turn- one by Brad Wanamaker, the Hawks Jones...... 17 1-1 2-2 0-2 1 2 4 6.0 prised us, like we hadn’t seen him do it (Finney-Smith, Cauley-Stein). Turn- overs: 12 (17 pts.). Blocks: 1 (Gibson). HEAT 137, 76ERS 106 Teague ...... 36 7-14 4-4 0-1 6 0 18 12.0 overs: 12 (Kleber, Finney-Smith 2, Por- Turnovers: 12 (Randle 3, Morris Sr., had a chance to pounce. This time, Young ...... 35 10-20 10-11 0-3 7 2 34 29.2 before,” Hayward said. “But I think we zingis, Brunson 4, Hardaway Jr. 2, Bar- Payton, Portis 2, Smith Jr. 2, Robinson, PHILADELPHIA Carter ...... 18 2-7 0-0 1-2 0 1 4 5.3 ea, Cauley-Stein). Steals: 3 (Porzingis, Knox II, Ntilikina). Steals: 11 (Randle 2, FG FT Reb however, the Celtics forced a turnover Goodwin...... 17 1-1 0-0 0-5 1 1 2 6.3 made a better effort to force him over Broekhoff 2). Technicals: Finney- Bullock, Payton, Dotson, Portis, Smith Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt Turner...... 21 1-4 0-0 1-2 2 2 2 3.3 Smith, 6:36/4th. Jr. 4, Robinson). Technicals: Smith Jr., Harris.... 25 3-12 0-0 1-5 2 1 6 instead of committing one, as Brown the top and try to just be up a little bit 7:57/2nd. Graham ...... 18 1-4 3-4 1-3 0 2 6 4.6 INDIANA Horford. 22 2-5 0-0 1-4 1 0 6 Totals...... 42-84 19-21 6-32 22 19 115 FG FT Reb CLEVELAND Embiid... 33 9-14 9-11 3-12 2 4 29 tipped a Trae Young pass, and Williams more, to be honest.” Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt FG FT Reb Milton ... 30 5-11 0-0 0-0 4 1 11 FG%: .500, FT%: .905. 3-pt. goals: 12-30, .400 (Collins 2-2, scored at the other end as the shot clock Huerter 5-11, Young 4-11, Carter 0-4, Graham 1-2). Team re- Despite their ugly fourth quarter, Lamb..... 28 5-8 0-2 1-5 1 4 11 Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt Simmns 34 4-7 8-9 1-8 7 5 16 Osman .. 38 6-10 0-0 0-4 2 5 15 Burke .... 12 0-2 0-0 1-1 3 0 0 bounds: 10. Team turnovers: 17 (23 pts.). Blocks: 6 (Collins 2, Sabonis. 37 11-18 4-4 1-12 9 2 26 neared its expiration. Huerter, Carter 3). Turnovers: 17 (Collins 2, Jones, Teague 2, the Celtics committed just five turn- Turner... 34 4-8 2-2 1-5 1 4 11 Love ...... 41 12-20 5-5 1-13 6 4 33 Thybull.. 15 1-1 0-0 0-1 1 3 3 Nance.... 42 8-13 0-0 1-8 6 1 18 Korkmz. 16 2-8 0-0 0-2 2 4 6 Young 9, Goodwin, Turner, Graham). Steals: 9 (Collins, Teague A.Holidy 24 3-9 0-0 1-2 4 2 7 Stevens was asked how his team had 4, Young 2, Goodwin, Turner). Technicals: Coach Pierce, overs up to that point. And they made Brogdon 31 6-17 0-0 2-6 3 3 14 Garland. 39 5-10 0-0 0-1 5 1 14 Scott ..... 18 5-7 2-2 1-3 0 1 17 Ennis III 17 2-5 0-0 0-1 1 1 4 7:17/2nd. Oladipo. 23 4-17 0-0 0-0 2 2 9 Sexton .. 40 11-22 4-4 1-2 7 2 29 won despite the sloppy mess that was 53.3 percent of their shots overall and Neto ...... 8 0-5 0-0 2-3 0 1 0 Boston ...... 28 32 35 28 — 123 J.Holidy. 26 2-4 1-2 1-3 1 0 6 Dellvdv.... 6 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Smith ...... 4 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 Atlanta...... 34 28 22 31 — 115 McCnnll 17 4-6 0-0 1-5 4 0 8 Henson . 18 4-4 1-1 1-3 3 4 9 its fourth quarter. 41.4 percent of their 3-pointers. Porter.... 24 4-8 2-6 0-0 3 1 12 O’Quinn .. 4 2-3 2-3 4-4 1 0 6 A — 16,231 (18,729). T — 2:13. Officials — Brian Forte, Nick McDrmt 20 5-9 1-1 0-2 3 1 11 Totals .... 36-83 21-25 14-44 24 21 106 “Not sure,” he said. “I don’t think Totals .... 44-96 8-11 8-40 28 18 103 Exum..... 16 2-4 0-2 1-3 2 0 4 Buchert, JB DeRosa. Totals .... 52-92 12-18 5-34 34 18 134 FG%: .434, FT%: .840. 3-pt. goals: 13- FG%: .458, FT%: .727. 3-pt. goals: 7- 38, .342 (Harris 0-6, Horford 2-3, Embiid throwing the ball all over the gym is a Adam Himmelsbach can be reached at FG%: .565, FT%: .667. 3-pt. goals: 18- 34, .206 (Lamb 1-2, Sabonis 0-1, Turner 2-2, Milton 1-5, Simmons 0-1, Thybulle 35, .514 (Osman 3-6, Love 4-9, Nance Jr. good recipe to win. But we fought, we [email protected]. 1-4, A.Holiday 1-3, Brogdon 2-7, Oladi- 1-1, Korkmaz 2-7, Scott 5-7, Ennis III 2-5, Garland 4-7, Sexton 3-5, Dellavedo- po 1-10, J.Holiday 1-3, McConnell 0-1, 0-3, Neto 0-3). Team rebounds: 9. Team va 0-1, Porter Jr. 2-2). Team rebounds: made some tough plays, we made some of good contributions from a lot of peo- Follow him on Twitter McDermott 0-3). Team rebounds: 8. turnovers: 14 (22 pts.). Blocks: 1 (Thy- 10. Team turnovers: 15 (21 pts.). Team turnovers: 4 (4 pts.). Blocks: 6 bulle). Turnovers: 14 (Horford, Embiid Blocks: 3 (Love, Nance Jr., Garland). timely plays, and I thought we got a lot ple.” @adamhimmelsbach. (Lamb, Turner 3, Brogdon, Oladipo). 3, Milton 2, Simmons 4, Korkmaz, Turnovers: 14 (Osman 4, Love, Nance Turnovers: 4 (Lamb, Sabonis 2, Turn- Scott, Ennis III, Neto). Steals: 3 (Embi- Jr. 2, Garland, Sexton 2, Dellavedova, er). Steals: 7 (Lamb, Sabonis, Turner 2, id, Ennis III, Smith). Technicals: def. 3- Henson, Porter Jr. 2). Steals: 6 (Gar- A.Holiday, J.Holiday 2). Technicals: second, 8:52/2nd, Simmons, 9:57/3rd. land, Sexton, Henson, Porter Jr. 2, Ex- Turner, 7:02/3rd. Flagrant fouls: Simmons, 5:18/4th. um). Technicals: Osman, 3:58/4th, Gar- Dallas...... 25 28 29 30 — 112 land, 7:57/2nd. MIAMI Indiana ...... 22 33 22 26 — 103 FG FT Reb New York ...... 33 30 32 32 12 — 139 Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt A — 15,086 (18,165). T — 2:05. Offi- Cleveland ...... 37 25 38 27 7 — 134 Adebay . 35 8-15 2-2 3-8 11 2 18 cials — Pat Fraher, Curtis Blair, Ashley Butler.... 29 14-20 8-8 2-7 2 2 38 Small duo provide big surprise Moyer-Gleich. A — 16,303 (20,562). T — 2:22. Offi- cials — Tony Brown, Eric Dalen, Phen- Leonard 16 1-3 0-2 0-5 0 2 3 izee Ransom. Nunn ..... 24 4-6 0-0 1-3 3 2 9 WARRIORS 125, WIZARDS 117 Robinsn 34 4-9 7-9 0-2 3 4 19 By Adam Himmelsbach small-ball duo. bounds, and 2.7 assists per game while Jones..... 37 5-7 2-2 0-3 1 1 15 MAGIC 112, HORNETS 100 Dragic ... 26 7-12 6-7 0-3 6 2 24 GLOBE STAFF “We knew that we liked that from shooting 55.8 percent from the field. GOLDEN STATE Herro..... 10 1-6 0-0 0-0 1 0 2 FG FT Reb ORLANDO Olynyk .. 24 3-6 0-0 0-4 0 1 7 ATLANTA — Even though more the get-go with Grant at [center],” Ste- It was his second player of the week Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt FG FT Reb Silva ...... 4 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 Totals .... 48-85 25-30 6-35 27 18 137 Green .... 33 5-8 0-0 1-10 7 5 12 Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt than half of this season is complete, vens said. “You saw that early in the honor this season, and this one might Robinsn 32 8-13 4-4 2-6 7 1 22 Iwundu . 22 3-8 2-2 0-2 2 1 9 FG%: .565, FT%: .833. 3-pt. goals: 16- Celtics coach Brad Stevens continues season, and then him and Semi togeth- stand out a bit more because it came Chriss.... 26 5-5 3-4 2-5 1 3 13 Gordon.. 38 6-12 2-6 2-12 5 2 16 32, .500 (Butler 2-2, Leonard 1-2, Nunn Evans III 26 1-8 4-4 1-2 3 4 7 Vucevic. 36 10-19 1-2 3-7 5 1 22 1-2, Robinson 4-8, Jones Jr. 3-4, Dragic to tweak and tinker er have given us a lot of versatility to after Brown was passed over in All-Star Lee...... 34 7-15 0-0 0-1 6 3 19 Fultz ...... 35 4-6 3-4 0-1 14 3 12 4-8, Herro 0-2, Olynyk 1-4). Team re- CELTICS Poole..... 14 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 3 2 Fournier 31 7-14 0-0 0-3 1 1 17 bounds: 5. Team turnovers: 3 (6 pts.). with various groups match up how we want to.” selections. Burks..... 29 9-17 7-8 0-3 2 1 30 Ross ...... 31 4-8 1-2 0-5 2 0 13 Blocks: 1 (Olynyk). Turnovers: 3 (Nunn, NOTEBOOK Spellmn 13 1-4 2-2 1-3 0 2 4 Johnson .. 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Olynyk 2). Steals: 8 (Adebayo, Butler 3, and pairings. It is part- In addition to their strength that al- “He was awesome in all three Looney.. 10 1-2 0-0 1-4 3 1 2 CarterW 22 3-4 1-1 0-0 5 1 8 Nunn, Jones Jr. 2, Dragic). Paschall 24 5-13 4-9 4-10 1 2 14 Clark ..... 10 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 3 Philadelphia ...... 26 26 25 29 — 106 ly because he is trying lows them to remain steady against games,” Stevens said. “He’s a really Totals .... 43-87 24-31 12-44 31 25 125 Bamba .. 12 5-6 0-0 3-7 1 3 12 Miami ...... 30 26 41 40 — 137 to find ones that work, and partly be- taller traditional centers, both players good player. We’ve talked the whole FG%: .494, FT%: .774. 3-pt. goals: 15- Totals .... 43-80 10-17 8-37 35 12 112 A — 19,725 (19,600). T — 2:13. Offi- 30, .500 (Green 2-3, Robinson III 2-4, Ev- cials — David Guthrie, Gediminas Pe- cause a seemingly unending stream of have the speed and athleticism to time about those [All-Star] awards are FG%: .538, FT%: .588. 3-pt. goals: 16- traitis, Leroy Richardson. ans III 1-3, Lee 5-9, Burks 5-10, Spell- 34, .471 (Iwundu 1-4, Gordon 2-5, man 0-1). Team rebounds: 7. Team Vucevic 1-5, Fultz 1-2, Fournier 3-6, injuries has left him little choice. switch onto smaller guards on screens, wonderful, but they’re subjective, so turnovers: 14 (9 pts.). Blocks: 6 (Green, Ross 4-7, Carter-Williams 1-1, Clark LEADERS But sometimes experimenting leads too. Stevens said that he was confident you shouldn’t wrap your value or iden- Chriss 2, Evans III 3). Turnovers: 14 1-2, Bamba 2-2). Team rebounds: 6. (Green 3, Robinson III 2, Chriss, Lee 2, Team turnovers: 10 (15 pts.). Blocks: 3 Not including Monday’s games to unorthodox groupings, and some- in Williams’s ability to guard opposing tity around those things. Those are nice Poole, Burks 2, Spellman, Paschall 2). (Clark, Bamba 2). Turnovers: 9 (Gor- SCORING Steals: 8 (Green 2, Robinson III, Evans don, Vucevic, Fultz 2, Fournier 3, Ross, FG FT Pts. PPG III, Lee, Burks 2, Looney). times unorthodox groupings uncover centers back in October, but he has to put into a bookshelf, but that’s about Bamba). Steals: 7 (Iwundu, Gordon 2, Harden, Hou ...... 474 481 1644 35.7 WASHINGTON Fultz 2, Ross, Carter-Williams). Antetoknmp, Mil....498 283 1350 30.0 something that just might work. shown the most improvement when it. So I’m really happy with how he’s at- FG FT Reb CHARLOTTE Lillard, Por ...... 450 340 1432 29.8 Robert Williams Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt FG FT Reb Young, Atl ...... 411 333 1307 29.0 With center still matched up against smaller, quicker tacked it, and I’m happy with how Jay- Hachimr 26 5-8 1-2 0-8 0 1 11 Min M-A M-A O-T A F Pt Beal, Was ...... 400 277 1182 28.8 Beal ...... 39 15-30 10-10 0-2 6 1 43 Bacon.... 18 0-4 0-0 0-5 2 2 0 Doncic, Dal...... 408 296 1238 28.8 out because of a hip edema, and with players. son [Tatum] attacked it since he was Mahinm .. 9 1-1 0-0 1-5 0 3 2 Bridges . 35 5-15 4-4 5-8 2 3 16 Leonard, LAC...... 355 232 1018 27.5 center Enes Kanter sidelined for five “You’ve got to do all your work early named [an All-Star]. It’s not the end- Payton .. 11 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 4 0 Zeller..... 27 8-13 1-2 2-7 2 3 17 Booker, Pho ...... 427 307 1250 27.2 Thomas. 25 3-10 2-2 0-1 4 1 9 Graham. 36 6-13 0-0 0-1 5 4 15 Davis, LAL ...... 376 292 1090 26.6 games with a hip contusion, Stevens when you’re that size,” Stevens said. all, be all. You just play the next game Brown ... 23 3-8 0-0 0-3 3 2 6 Rozier.... 35 7-14 2-3 0-3 2 1 18 Westbrook, Hou.....425 216 1107 26.4 Bryant... 29 3-3 5-6 1-7 3 3 11 Hrngmz. 21 4-10 0-2 2-7 2 1 8 James, LAL...... 440 174 1149 25.0 leaned more heavily on the husky, “Those guys are both very capable of it. as hard as you can.” Bertans. 32 6-9 2-3 0-4 5 2 19 Monk..... 22 4-12 2-2 2-5 4 0 11 LaVine, Chi...... 449 245 1297 24.9 Smith .... 23 2-4 3-4 0-3 6 1 7 Willams 18 1-2 0-0 0-2 2 0 2 Ingram, NO ...... 384 241 1122 24.9 strong and, well, short frontcourt duo They’re both smart, and they both can Bonga.... 10 0-3 1-2 0-0 0 4 1 Co.Mrtn 28 6-6 0-1 4-8 3 2 13 Mitchell, Uta...... 437 192 1181 24.6 Semi Ojeleye Grant Williams Front and center Wagner. 12 4-5 0-0 0-2 0 2 8 Totals .... 41-89 9-14 15-46 24 16 100 Siakam, Tor ...... 343 153 923 23.7 of and , guard a number of positions.” Totals .... 42-83 24-29 2-35 28 24 117 DeRozan, SA ...... 411 277 1107 23.1 FG%: .461, FT%: .643. 3-pt. goals: 9- Wiggins, Min ...... 339 141 907 22.7 who are both officially listed at 6 feet 6 The NBA trade deadline is Thursday FG%: .506, FT%: .828. 3-pt. goals: 9- 31, .290 (Bacon 0-1, Bridges 2-7, Gra- Walker, Bos ...... 311 160 926 22.0 Smart is out 22, .409 (Beal 3-7, Thomas 1-4, Brown ham 3-9, Rozier 2-8, Hernangómez 0-1, Tatum, Bos...... 346 151 948 21.5 inches. at 3 p.m. There will be plenty of ru- Jr. 0-3, Bertans 5-7, Bonga 0-1). Team Monk 1-3, Williams 0-1, Co.Martin 1-1). Dinwiddie, Bkn...... 340 254 1030 21.5 “I mean, very few guys are that Celtics guard Marcus Smart missed mors until then, most of which never rebounds: 11. Team turnovers: 11 (14 Team rebounds: 8. Team turnovers: 12 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE pts.). Blocks: 4 (Brown Jr., Bryant 2, (12 pts.). Blocks: 2 (Bridges, Williams). FG Att. Pct. Bertans). Turnovers: 11 (Hachimura 2, Turnovers: 12 (Bacon 3, Graham 3, Ro- strong that have the ability to move the game because of a thigh contusion. materialize into anything of substance. Gobert, Uta ...... 279 406 .687 Beal 3, Mahinmi, Thomas, Bertans, zier, Hernangómez 4, Monk). Steals: 8 Holmes, Sac...... 204 309 .660 Smith 2, Wagner). Steals: 6 (Beal 2, (Bacon, Bridges, Zeller, Graham, Monk, their feet and keep guards in front,” Smart suffered the injury with one But the Celtics, as always, will actively Allen, Bkn...... 213 327 .651 Mahinmi, Brown Jr., Bertans, Smith). Co.Martin 3). Capela, Hou...... 244 388 .629 Stevens said. “It’s not very big, but I minute left in the first quarter of Bos- pursue upgrades where they can find Golden State ...... 40 32 27 26 — 125 Orlando ...... 25 31 29 27 — 112 Clarke, Mem...... 214 342 .626 Washington...... 36 27 23 31 — 117 Charlotte...... 24 30 23 23 — 100 Whiteside, Por ...... 303 496 .611 think they are super strong, and so ton’s win over the 76ers on Saturday, them. A — 17,120 (20,308). T — 2:16. Offi- A — 12,337 (19,077). T — 1:56. Offi- Adams, OKC ...... 198 330 .600 what you do is you work early to take when he double-teamed Philadelphia ESPN reported that Boston is one of cials — Ed Malloy, Ray Acosta, Nate cials — Ken Mauer, Mark Ayotte, Matt Valanciunas, Mem...... 290 493 .588 Green. Myers. Simmons, Phi ...... 323 553 .584 position away before the guys get too star Joel Embiid and then took an inad- several teams that have had some dis- deep, whether you’re being posted or vertent knee to the thigh. cussions with the Rockets about center HEAT IS ON — whatever the case may be.” “The quad is pretty sore,” Smart Clint Capela. The Celtics had some in- Jimmy Butler, In 131 total minutes together before said. “I went to double Joel and they terest in Capela last season, but the covered by his Monday’s 123-115 victory over the called a foul. He kneed me directly in asking price was ultimately too high. former Hawks, Williams and Ojeleye were al- my thigh and that’s why I fouled him, The 26-year-old center, who is aver- teammate Ben lowing just 96.2 points per 100 posses- because I couldn’t move. It kind of aging 13.9 points and 13.8 rebounds Simmons, sions, the third-best defensive pairing stung. So it’s really painful right now.” per game, is in the second season of a among Boston’s regular rotation play- Kemba Walker was previously ruled five-year, $90 million deal. Boston scored a ers. (Williams and Daniel Theis were out of Monday’s game because of a sore would have to send back about $10 season-high 38 first at 94.7, followed by Theis and left knee. Kanter, who has missed five million in salary in a trade for Capela, points in Brad Wanamaker at 95.8.) games in a row, returned to face Atlan- but unless Smart was one of those play- Miami’s 137- Stevens has used Williams and Ojel- ta but was on a minutes restriction. He ers — which seems quite unlikely — 106 rout of the eye together most frequently over the still managed 8 points and nine re- Houston would almost certainly be the 76ers, who last week. Of their 131 minutes togeth- bounds in 16 minutes. most interested in Boston’s collection have lost 10 of er, 50 came in the last five games. It is Man of the hour of draft picks. no coincidence that Kanter was side- their last 12 on lined during that stretch, and when he Celtics forward Jaylen Brown was Adam Himmelsbach can be reached at the road. returned Monday, it probably will alter named the Eastern Conference player [email protected]. the approach a bit. But Stevens is of the week. In Boston’s three wins last Follow him on Twitter LYNNE SLADKY/ASSOCIATED PRESS pleased with the early returns of this week Brown averaged 25 points, 6.3 re- @adamhimmelsbach. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 The Boston Globe Sports C5

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Philadelphia ...... 012—3 Internal competition still on Detroit ...... 000—0 First period — None. Penalties — Da- ley, Det (holding), 10:02. NHL Second period — 1. Philadelphia, Laughton 9 (Raffl, Hagg), 9:31. Penal- ties — Biega, Det (holding), 7:02. By Matt Porter with Cassidy last month, he called up Third period — 2. Philadelphia, EASTERN CONFERENCE Hayes 17, 2:47. 3. Philadelphia, Nis- GLOBE STAFF Canucks thumbnails forwards Karson Kuhlman and Anton kanen 7 (Provorov), 17:43 (en). Penal- ATLANTIC GP W L OL Pts. ROW GF GA ties — Laughton, Phi (hi stick), 2:03. When the Bruins were on their bye Blidh and defenseman Lauzon to push Voracek, Phi (tripping), 16:24. BOSTON 53 31 10 12 74 31 177 137 break, Sean Kuraly had a refreshing re- R When, where: Tuesday, 7 p.m., at TD the established players. Shots on goal — Philadelphia 12-9-10 Tampa Bay 52 32 15 5 69 30 188 145 Garden. — 31. Detroit 5-6-5 — 16. spite with several teammates in Puerto Cassidy praised fourth-liner Blidh as Power plays — Philadelphia 0-2; De- Florida 51 29 17 5 63 26 188 170 R TV, radio: NESN, WBZ-FM (98.5). troit 0-2. Toronto 53 28 18 7 63 27 191 176 Rico. Then he was R Goals: Elias Pettersson 23, J.T. Miller 20, a hard-edged winger with lots of ener- Goalies — Philadelphia, Elliott 13-5-4 BRUINS (16 shots-16 saves). Detroit, Bernier Montreal 54 24 23 7 55 21 167 166 handed some unwel- Bo Horvat 17. gy, similar to Kuhlman (now skating on 10-14-2 (30 shots-28 saves). Buffalo 52 23 22 7 53 22 150 161 R Assists: Miller 33, Pettersson 32, Quinn Referees — TJ Luxmore, Brad Meier. NOTEBOOK Ottawa 521824104618142176 come time off. Hughes 31. David Krejci’s line). With 29 games left Linesmen — Scott Driscoll, Darren R Gibbs. Detroit 54 12 38 4 28 11 111 207 Kuraly, the fourth- Goaltending: Jacob Markstrom (20-13-3, in the regular season, he is making a A — 17,526 (19,515). T — 2:19. line center, was a healthy scratch Sat- 2.70 GAA), Thatcher Demko (10-5-2, 2.92 case to stick around, the coach said. METROPOLITAN GP W L OL Pts. ROW GF GA GAA) PANTHERS 5, LEAFS 3 Washington 53 35 13 5 75 32 193 158 urday in Minnesota, the latest in a se- R Head to head: “It’s good to see,” Cassidy said of This is the first of two Pittsburgh 52 33 14 5 71 30 176 142 Bruce meetings. The Canucks won both meetings Florida ...... 104—5 ries of messages sent from coach Blidh. “It’s a short sample size, but he’s Toronto ...... 021—3 Columbus 53 28 16 96528143 135 last season. Cassidy that lagging play won’t be tol- R Miscellany: Horvat is second in the NHL got a good motor.” First period — 1. Florida, Pysyk 5 Philadelphia 53 29 17 7 65 24 170 157 (Matheson, Malgin), 11:30. Penalties — NY Islanders 50 29 15 6 64 26 146 136 erated. with 650 faceoff wins . . . The Canucks are Tavares, Tor (hi stick), 12:21. 14-3-1 since Dec. 17 . . . Vancouver’s 44 Heinen returns Second period — 2. Toronto, Tavares Carolina 52 30 19 3 63 26 166 139 Boston’s No. 52 played the first 52 19 (Marner, Barrie), 3:21 (pp). 3. Toron- NY Rangers 51 25 22 4 54 25 166 166 power-play goals rank third in the NHL, to, Nylander 25 (Kapanen, Johnsson), games this season, but was an able- three behind the league-leading Bruins . . . Heinen, unavailable on Saturday be- 19:05. Penalties — Matheson, Fla (trip- New Jersey 51 18 24 9 45 15 137 185 bodied spectator for No. 53. After Mon- This is the fourth game on a five-game road cause of a lower-body injury, practiced ping), 2:22. Hawryluk, Fla (slashing), trip for the Canucks. 17:03. WESTERN CONFERENCE day’s practice, he acknowledged he un- in full and could be ready to face the Third period — 4. Toronto, Matthews 37 (Hyman, Marner), 0:38. 5. Florida, derstood the hammer his coach holds. Canucks...CassidytermedNord- Pysyk 6 (Matheson, Brown), 2:20. 6. CENTRAL GP W L OL Pts. ROW GF GA Florida, Huberdeau 19 (Dadonov, Hoff- That doesn’t mean he’s OK with it hit- strom’s absence from practice a main- man), 3:18 (pp). 7. Florida, Hoffman 19 St. Louis 53 31 14 8 70 30 168 150 (Ekblad, Matheson), 10:13. 8. Florida, Dallas 52 30 18 4 64 28 139 132 ting him. It would be a stunner if Cassidy tenance day . . . Clifton (who has Pysyk 7, 19:12 (en). Penalties — Marn- er, Tor (hooking), 3:11. Hoffman, Fla Colorado 50 28 16 6 62 28 182 149 “Absolutely,” when asked if he was benched established stars like Brad missed 13 games with an upper-body (tripping), 6:33. Chicago 52 25 21 6 56 22 158 163 Shots on goal — Florida 8-3-10 — 21. upset by the scratch. “I’ve maybe not Marchand, Patrice Bergeron,andDa- injury) and Kevan Miller did not prac- Toronto 13-14-7 — 34. Winnipeg 53 26 23 4 56 23 158 164 Power plays — Florida 1-2; Toronto Nashville 51 24 20 7 55 22 169 171 played my best lately, but it’s the vid Pastrnak, but Jake DeBrusk and tice. Sweeney said Jan. 31 that Miller 1-3. coach’s decision, and you go with it.” Anders Bjork have been stapled to the has a “long, slow progression” ahead Goalies — Florida, Bobrovsky 20-13-4 Minnesota 51 23 22 6 52 22 157 172 (34 shots-31 saves). Toronto, Andersen PACIFIC Kuraly isn’t relied on for big offen- pine in a few periods of games this before returning to the lineup ...Prov- 24-9-6 (8 shots-7 saves). Toronto, GP W L OL Pts. ROW GF GA Hutchinson 4-8-1 (13 shots-10 saves). Vancouver 53 30 18 5 65 27 177 159 sive numbers; he set a career high last year. Another young winger, Danton idence center Jack Studnicka was Referees — Ghislain Hebert, Jon McIsaac. Linesmen — Trent Knorr, Kyle Edmonton 52 28 18 6 62 26 170 162 year with eight goals and 21 points in Heinen, watched from the press box named AHL player of the week after Flemington. Vegas 54 27 20 7 61 24 168 162 A — 19,156 (18,819). T — 2:23. 71 games, and has 4-13—17 so far this Dec. 31 in New Jersey. putting up a 3-2—5 line in two games. Calgary 53 27 20 6 60 21 146 163 year. But one goal and two assists in his Regulars Wagner (Dec. 23 against He began the week with a five-point LEADERS Arizona 54 26 21 7 59 21 152 148 San Jose 53 22 27 4 48 20 136 177 last 14 games is below his standard. Washington) and Nordstrom (Jan. 21 showing at the AHL All-Star game, one Not including Monday’s games SCORING Anaheim 52 21 26 5 47 17 134 161 When he and his linemates (typically against Vegas) had their stints as the of his three goals standing as the win- GAPts. Los Angeles 53 19 29 5 43 19 131 167 Joakim Nordstrom Chris Wagner Draisaitl, Edm ...... 29 54 83 ROW — Regulation plus overtime wins and ) extra forward. Those at the fringes of ner in the championship of the round- McDavid, Edm ...... 29 50 79 are on, they fatigue opponents with the lineup have it tougher. Par Lind- robin tournament. The 20-year-old is Pastrnak, Bos...... 38 37 75 MONDAY’S RESULTS MacKinnon, Col...... 30 42 72 strong, speedy forechecking, often holm has sat 17 times in his first year making the most of his first full pro Panarin, NYR...... 27 43 70 Marchand, Bos ...... 22 46 68 Florida 5 at Toronto 3 Philadelphia 3 at Detroit 0 helping the Bruins’ higher-skill lines as a Bruin. Before they were cut from season (17-18—35 in 46 AHL games, Eichel, Buf ...... 31 34 65 Kane, Chi ...... 25 40 65 Dallas 5 at NY Rangers 3 take advantage. Cassidy hasn’t seen the varsity, Brett Ritchie and David with a league-best five shorthanded Huberdeau, Fla...... 18 47 65 TUESDAY’S GAMES Backes Johnny Carlson, Was...... 13 49 62 much of that lately, Kuraly’s overall took more than their share of goals) . . . Bruins first-rounder GOALS presence lacking. scratches. Beecher is showing a bit of a mean GP G Vancouver at Boston 7 Anaheim at Ottawa 7:30 Pastrnak, Bos ...... 53 38 Florida at Columbus 7 Carolina at St. Louis 8 “I’m not saying it’s gone every night; Defensemen are not immune, ei- streak. The Michigan freshman was Ovechkin, Was ...... 52 37 Matthews, Tor...... 52 36 Los Angeles at Washington 7 Chicago at Minnesota 8 it’s just, consistently getting it out of ther. John Moore has missed the last suspended one game by the Big Ten for Eichel, Buf ...... 51 31 MacKinnon, Col...... 50 30 Dallas at NY Islanders 7 Nashville at Winnipeg 8 him,” Cassidy said Monday. “That line three games, and six in total, with head-butting an opponent Saturday Draisaitl, Edm...... 52 29 McDavid, Edm ...... 52 29 Montreal at New Jersey 7 San Jose at Calgary 9 plays a lot of minutes when they’re on. rookie Jeremy Lauzon making a case. against Ohio State. The Michigan Dai- Panarin, NYR...... 49 27 Vegas at Tampa Bay 7 Edmonton at Arizona 9 I think they’ve lost a bit of their [offen- Moore, returning from offseason shoul- ly student newspaper reported the 6- Aho, Car...... 52 26 Kane, Chi...... 52 25 Colorado at Buffalo 7 sive] zone puck possession game, der surgery last month, knocked foot-3-inch center threw a tantrum af- Connor, Wpg...... 53 25 Kucherov, TB ...... 51 24 SUNDAY’S RESULTS where they were wearing teams down (since-injured) rookie Connor Clifton ter his ejection, shouting a curse word Nylander, Tor...... 52 24 ASSISTS just by forcing them to defend. Hope- out of the lineup. One of the Bruins’ toward an official and slamming his GP A Pittsburgh 4 at Washington 3 At Carolina 4 Vancouver 3 (SO) Matt Gr- Torey Krug Draisaitl, Edm...... 52 54 Columbus 4 at Montreal 3 fully they’ll find that again.” brightest young back liners, stick . . . , speaking about McDavid, Edm ...... 52 50 Kuraly, who could suit up Tuesday zelcyk, was annoyed when Cassidy sat the idea of rust after a bye week, eager- Carlson, Was ...... 53 49 Huberdeau, Fla...... 50 47 STARS 5, RANGERS 3 against Vancouver, is certainly not the him Jan. 14 in Columbus. A week later, ly took a swipe at pal Brad Marchand: Marchand, Bos ...... 53 46 Panarin, NYR...... 49 43 first Bruin to take a healthy scratch this he said it was a reset for his game. “That short of a break, it was only a MacKinnon, Col...... 50 42 Dallas...... 221—5 banejad, NYR (tripping), 19:27. Kane, Chi...... 52 40 NY Rangers...... 201—3 Third period — 7. Dallas, Perry 4 season. Kuraly was getting there on Mon- week, so you still have your hands. Ev- Teravainen, Car...... 52 40 (Sekera, Johns), 5:22. 8. NY Rangers, Malkin, Pit...... 39 38 First period — 1. NY Rangers, Buchn- Lemieux 6 (Fox), 13:17 (pp). Penalties Punitive practices, informally day. eryone except Marchy. He’s still looking Barkov, Fla ...... 50 38 evich 10 (Panarin, DeAngelo), 2:29 — Hintz, Dal (holding), 12:02. Lemieux, Marner, Tor...... 41 37 (pp). 2. Dallas, Pavelski 10 (Klingberg, NYR (interference), 19:00. Benn, Dal known as bag skates, are a thing of the “Maybe it’s good to get some per- for his.” . . . Tuukka Rask, seeing a larg- Josi, Nsh ...... 51 37 Benn), 8:08 (pp). 3. Dallas, Pavelski 11 (roughing), 19:00. Kucherov, TB ...... 51 37 (Benn, Seguin), 8:24 (pp). 4. NY Rang- Shots on goal — Dallas 7-8-6 — 21. past in today’s NHL, where teams, in- spective, maybe,” he said. “But you nev- er-than-usual media group in the Pastrnak, Bos ...... 53 37 ers, Howden 7 (Lemieux, Kakko), 15:41 NY Rangers 13-8-15 — 36. (pp). Penalties — Cogliano, Dal (trip- Power plays — Dallas 2-4; NY Rang- cluding the Bruins, often manage prac- er want to sit out. I don’t think I’m feel- dressing room: “Football season must PLUS/MINUS ping), 1:27. Smith, NYR (interference), ers 3-3. GP +/- 7:56. , NYR, served by Buchnevich (de- Goalies — Dallas, Khudobin 12-7-1 tice workloads with wearable devices, ing any more refreshed.” be over!” Graves, Col...... 49 +32 lay of game), 8:08. , Dal, served by (36 shots-33 saves). NY Rangers, Geor- Hamilton, Car ...... 47 +30 Radulov (too many men on ice), 13:44. giev 12-10-1 (6 shots-5 saves). NY and each team gets a mandatory day General manager Don Sweeney, Slavin, Car...... 52 +26 Second period — 5. Dallas, Johns 1 Rangers, Lundqvist 10-11-3 (15 shots- Cole, Col ...... 45 +25 (Dickinson, Janmark), 7:52. 6. Dallas, 11 saves). off per week. Coaches looking to send who has until Feb. 24 trade deadline to Matt Porter can be reached at Panarin, NYR...... 49 +23 Comeau 7 (Seguin, Faksa), 11:56. Pen- Referees — Tom Chmielewski, Trev- messages often shrink a player’s ice augment this group for the stretch run, [email protected]. Follow Josi, Nsh ...... 51 +22 alties — Heiskanen, Dal (embellish- or Hanson. Linesmen — Pierre Racicot, Palat, TB ...... 51 +22 ment), 13:38. Howden, NYR (hooking), Jonny Murray. time. has first looked inward. In consultation him on Twitter @mattyports. Shattenkirk, TB ...... 52 +22 13:38. Fox, NYR (hooking), 18:14. Zi- A — 15,779 (18,006). T — 2:29.

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MATTHEW J. LEE/GLOBE STAFF Northeastern celebrates Ryan Shea’s empty-net goal in the third period of their 3-1 victory over Harvard in the first game of the Beanpot doubleheader Monday. Northeastern reaches its third straight final uNORTHEASTERN the puck and take it to the net. Continued from Page C1 NU 3, Harvard 1 We did get a power-play goal mack, made 27 saves as the At TD Garden from [Drury], but I felt like as Northeastern (15-7-2)...... 1 1 1 — 3 Huskies outlasted Harvard. Harvard (10-7-4)...... 1 0 0 — 1 the game went on we were very Scoring: Harv, Jack Drury (Nick Abruzzese, Northeastern junior Zach Reilly Walsh) 5:17 (pp); NU, Zach Solow (Ryan reluctant to take pucks. Solow scored his 11th goal of Shea, Tyler Madden) 12:20 (pp); NU, Brendan van “We had some good oppor- Riemsdyk (Grant Jozefek, Riley Hughes) 19:30; the season on a power play NU, Ryan Shea (Matt Filipe) 19:09 (en). tunities, and we can tip our Saves: NU, Craig Pantano 27; Harv, Mitchell halfway through the first peri- Gibson 21. caps to the goalie, but at the od, with Harvard’s Henry end of the day we’ve got to find Bowlby in the box for slashing. a way if we want to win these Sophomore Tyler Madden and with a 5-on-3 advantage, with big games.” senior captain Ryan Shea Northeastern freshman Jayden This year marks the third helped out, and Shea, a Milton Struble sent into the box at the time the Huskies, back-to-back resident, would seal the deal end of the second for tripping, champions, will appear in the with an empty-netter with less with classmate Mike Kesselring Beanpot final three years in a than a minute left to play. following 16 seconds into the row. They appeared in the Harvard’s man-up advan- third for cross-checking. championship game from tage helped on its lone goal, but “We had some good looks,” 1983-85, and from 2013-15. the Crimson struggled to capi- said Harvard senior captain MATTHEW J. LEE/GLOBE STAFF talize on other opportunities. Nathan Krusko. “I feel like we Jenna Ciccotelli can be reached BC goaltender Spencer Knight stops BU’s Logan Cockerill from converting on this goal- Harvard opened the final frame had some hesitancy to shoot at [email protected]. mouth bid in the second period of their Beanpot semifinal at TD Garden. Hanover’s Hardman realizes childhood dream — sort of

By Andrew Mahoney Tim Doherty, Portsmouth, R.I. and Jenna Ciccotelli (13-18—31); and junior goal- GLOBE STAFF tender Jeremy Swayman, An- GLOBE CORRESPONDENT chorage, (2.28 GAA, .934 save It seemed a given that Ha- percentage). nover native Mike Hardman Providence: Sophomore for- would play in the Beanpot ward Jack Dugan, Rochester, someday. The N.Y. (9-35—44); sophomore NOTEBOOK team colors he forward Tyce Thompson,Mil- sports, howev- ford, Conn. (17-21—38): and er, may be a bit of a surprise. sophomore defenseman Mi- Hardman’s grandfather, Bob chael Callahan Franklin (5- Sylvia, played for Boston Uni- 20—25). versity from 1962-65, opposite Boston University: Junior a young center from Boston defenseman David Farrance, College named Jerry York.Nat- Victor, N.Y. (11-18—29) and se- urally, Hardman was a fan of nior forward Patrick Curry, the Terriers growing up, but he Schaumberg, Ill. (14-9—23). chose a different path when it Northeastern: Sophomore came time to choose a college, forward Tyler Madden, Deer- electing to join the Eagles and field Beach, Fla. (17-16—33) play for York. and senior defenseman Ryan “It was difficult, but when I Shea, Milton (3-19—22). was touring schools last year, I UMass: Sophomore forward came to BC, and I absolutely Mitchell Chaffee, Rockford, loved it right when I stepped on Mich., (16-13—29) and junior campus,” Hardman said. “The forward John Leonard, Am- coaching staff here is unbeliev- herst (17-5-22). able. They talked to me about Sacred Heart: Senior for- how we were going to have a ward Jason Cotton,Parker,Tex- special team this year, and they as (17-11—28) and senior de- weren’t lying. We’re so close on fenseman Mike Lee, Hamden, and off the ice, I think it’s going Conn. (4-27—31) to be a really special year for Dartmouth: Junior forward us.” Quin Foreman, Needham (11- Hardman entered Monday 10—21). night’s game with seven goals Merrimack: Senior forward and nine assists, skating on the Tyler Irvine, Livonia, Mich. (10- third line with fellow freshman 12—22). Alex Newhook and junior MATTHEW J. LEE/GLOBE STAFF New Hampshire: Junior for- Aapeli Rasanen. NU goalie Craig Pantano gets some help from teammate Julian Kislin (8) in thwarting a bid by Harvard’s Jack Rathbone. ward Charlie Kelleher, Long- “I’m playing with two really meadow (6-17—23). skilled guys right now,” said the the coaches can only get so er that it feels like I’m a little time of year is so much fun and (15-8—23); and freshman goal- 6-foot-2-inch, 204-pound left mad at you if you’re working kid running around at the everybody wants to win it and tender Spencer Knight, Darien, Among the best wing. “I just try to be really extremely hard. Every game I Beanpot again, like we used to it just means so much to us” Conn., (1.95 GAA, .931 save Ten of the top 20 players in good below the dot and use my just try to go out there and give when we were younger,” said percentage). the country in points per game size to my advantage.“ my all.” Gaudette, a native of Braintree. Brown Award Harvard: Sophomore for- are playing in this year’s Bean- His grandfather now cheers “It’s great to come back here The Gridiron Club of Great- ward Casey Dornbach, Edina, pot. Patrick Harper, Farrance, for the maroon and gold, at- Big brother watching and see the boys play, and er Boston announced the 23 Minn. (10-22—32); freshman and Curry are on the list for tending all of his games. Hard- Adam Gaudette, the 2018 they’re playing a good game semifinalists for the 68th Wal- forward Nick Abruzzese,Slate BU; Dornbach, Drury, and man still draws on his advice Beanpot MVP, in town with the right now. ter Brown Award, presented to Hill, N.Y. (11-19—30); and Abruzzese for Harvard; Julius when he takes the ice. Canucks for Vancouver’s game “I think especially being a the best American-born college sophomore forward Jack Mattila joins Cotton and “Give 110 percent on the with the Bruins Tuesday night, local guy, it’s something you al- hockey player in New England. Drury, Winnetka, Ill. (14- Hutsko at BC; and Madden ice,” said Hardman. “You’re not was in attendance to watch his ways come and watch growing Boston College: senior for- 13—27). made the list for NU. going to have your ‘A’ game ev- former team, Northeastern, go up. It’s a big thing between the ward David Cotton,Parker,Tex- Maine: Senior forward ery game, but if you’re working for a three-peat. Boston schools, and its brag- as (10-19—29); junior forward Mitchell Fossier, Alpharetta, Follow Andrew Mahoney on hard and trying to make plays, “I was just telling my broth- ging rights for the city. This Logan Hutsko,Tampa Ga., (7-27—34); senior forward Twitter @GlobeMahoney. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 The Boston Globe Sports C7 Beanpot Frankel has been savior for Northeastern

By Julian Benbow tice and her approach and how GLOBE STAFF she competes,” Flint said, “She The numbers are so stagger- hates to get scored on. Every ing that Northeastern women’s time she’s given an opportunity, hockey coach Dave Flint can she does well.” understand if some opponents Ultimately, that approach find themselves overwhelmed pushed her into the starting by the mere thought of facing spot by the end of her freshman goalie Aerin Frankel before season. Her breakthrough their skates even hit the ice. came in a 3-2 win over Wiscon- Frankel’s 1.06 goals-against sin, the nation’s top-ranked average is the best in Women’s team at the time. She racked up Hockey East by a landslide, and 39 saves in what would be her so is her 20-3-1 record. Her off- coming-out party. the-charts .959 save percentage “She hasn’t looked back,” leads the nation, so do her eight Flint said. “If you had asked me shutouts. And with 1,416 min- two years ago would she be this utes logged, no goalie in the good, I wouldn’t have had an conference is between the pipes answer for you . . . Goaltending as often as she is. is 90 percent confidence. She’s “If you look at her numbers, seeing the puck real well right those in itself are intimidating,” now. She’s making a lot of big Flint said. “If I’m an opposing saves, so that helps you feel re- coach or team, I’m looking at ally good. That’s the important the numbers going, ‘Geez, we’re part. When your goalie feels going to have to work to get a good, and they’re playing well, goal.’ ” that’s a good feeling.” It gets worse when you With Frankel as the back- watch the video. Glove, pad or bone of their defense, the Hus- stick, point-blank range, long kies have a chance to win their distance or in a crowd, she’s a third straight conference cham- wall with very few cracks. MATTHEW J. LEE/GLOBE STAFF pionship and reach the NCAA “There’s a lot of times teams Goalie Aerin Frankel leads the nation with a .959 save percentage and eight shutouts for the Northeastern women’s team. Tournament for the third think they have her down and straight year. out and they’ve got an easy Frankel’s focus isn’t on the Coming into the Beanpot, and Aerin is definitely one of ‘I can make a big difference in But for Frankel, each game, goal,” Flint said. “Then all of a numbers. the Huskies have rattled off those special ones.” the outcome of this game.’ ” each period, each shot is pre- sudden, she’s throws a pad out, “You run into trouble when eight straight wins. The first A goalie himself at North She also had the hockey ped- cious. or a glove out, or a shoulder or you’re constantly following five of those came by a com- Adams State in the 1990s and igree, having played at Shat- The Beanpot is an opportu- whatever, and comes up with numbers,” she said. “You do bined score of 20-0, with Fran- also a goaltending coach for the tuck-St. Mary’s School, a pipe- nity in itself, knowing the Hus- an amazing save.” better when you’re just playing kel stringing together five shut- US National team that won a line for the University of Minn- kies have gone 0-4 in the the It happened a few times last free and having fun.” outs over that stretch. Flint’s gold medal in the 2008 World esota, after having transferred tournament since 2018. week when the Huskies pulled She’s also less focused about seen Frankel make the impossi- Championship and silver in the there from Horace Greeley “I think we kind of have a out a 3-2 win over Connecticut. how imposing her presence can ble look possible, the extraordi- 2010 Olympics, Flint immedi- High. But Flint had no idea chip on our shoulder going into “We probably had no right be and more on how frighten- nary look ordinary so many ately saw the potential in Fran- Frankel’s ceiling would be this it this year,” she said. “We’re re- winning the game,” Flint said. ing the Huskies have been as a times, he’s starting to become kel when she was in high school high. ally good this year, we were re- “But she came up with a couple whole this season. accustomed to it. in Chappaqua, N.Y. “If you look at Aerin, she’s ally good last year, but we still of ridiculous saves and gave us “I think our team, in gener- “It’s almost like she makes a “Even though I was a tall an undersized goalie, so a lot of didn’t win a game. We’ve got to that chance to win.” al, is kind of an intimidating highlight save now and I almost goalie, I like to think that I was people weren’t willing to take a take it really seriously. I think That win clinched North- opponent,” Frankel said. “We don’t get as excited anymore,” pretty athletic,” Flint said. “I chance on her,” Flint said of his we’re going to do really well eastern’s second straight Wom- haven’t lost a lot of games this Frankel said. “It’s just like, ‘Oh, just love [her] athleticism and dynamic 5-foot-5-inch junior. this year. en’s Hockey East regular-sea- year and we’re a high-scoring that’s just another Aerin save.’ ” the way she competes. When I “The thing about her was how “We might not win the son title. team. So I think we’re a lot of In his 12 years at Northeast- was a goalie, I hated to get hard she competes and how Beanpot, but I think we can at But as Northeastern (23- opposing goalies worst night- ern, Flint has been spoiled with scored on. Hated it. I loved the athletic she is.” least be happy with the way we 3-1), ranked No. 3 in the US mare because we put up a lot of talented goalies. fact that I have the ability to When Frankel got to North- played because we’re prepared.” College Hockey Online poll, goals. I think we have a pretty “I’ve been lucky,” he said. win a game by my play and I eastern, her competitive nature prepares for its Beanpot match- complete group. So I think that, “There’s been a pipeline of real- think she has that same mind- was undeniable. Julian Benbow can be reached up Tuesday against Harvard, in itself, is pretty intimidating.” ly good goalies at Northeastern set. She goes in every game like, “You just watch her in prac- at [email protected]. GLADIATOR Aaron Hernandez & Football Inc. Binge the full series now.

Whatwentwrong? Read the story and listen to the podcast: Globe.com/Gladiator C8 Sports The Boston Globe TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK Scoreboard YYY Merritt finds renewal at Cristo Rey TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON 2/4 2/5 2/6 2/7 2/8 2/9 2/10 By Nate Weitzer GLOBE CORRESPONDENT VAN CHI ARI DET Moving on was not easy for Larry 7:00 8:00 3:00 12:30 Merritt. NESN NBCSN NESN NBC The former two-sport star, athletic director, and boys’ basketball coach at ORL ATL OKC Cathedral High was inexplicably termi- 7:30 7:30 3:30 nated from his position in March of ESPN* NBCSB NBCSB 2018 for the violation of an unspecified school policy. The departure of the be- LAG loved Cathedral mentor and teacher, (exh.) which was protested by a student 2:00 walkout, ended a relationship with a school he dreamed of attending while Home games shaded For updated scores: bostonglobe.com/sports growing up in South Boston’s Cathe- On the radio, unless noted: WBZ-FM 98.5; *WROR-FM 105.7 dral projects in the early 1980s. “Being involved with the school ON THE AIR PRO BASKETBALL Colleges since 1980, Cathedral was my life,” said 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee at New Orleans TNT Merritt. “It was by the grace of God 10 p.m. San Antonio at LA Lakers TNT BASKETBALL that I was able to move on.” MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL With a lifetime of community ser- WOMEN 7 p.m. Duke at Boston College ESPN HOW AP TOP 25 FARED vice and mentoring experience under 7 p.m. Ohio State at Michigan ESPN2 3. Oregon beat 4. UConn, 74-56 JIM DAVIS/GLOBE STAFF 8. Mississippi St. beat Georgia, 67-53 his belt, Merritt knew nothing else 7 p.m. Rutgers at Maryland FS1 13. Maryland beat Michigan St., 94-53 18. Indiana beat Purdue, 66-54 than to help teach and inspire young After parting ways at Cathedral, Cristo Rey boys’ coach Larry Merritt has 7 p.m. Tennessee at Alabama ESPNU NEW ENGLAND athletes through the game of basket- the Knights (8-3) pointed in the right direction, on and off the court. 7 p.m. UMass at Rhode Island CBSSN Merrimack 80...St. Francis Brooklyn 54 9 p.m. Colorado State at Fresno State CBSSN Mount St. Mary’s 67....Sacred Heart 58 ball. Oregon 74...... UConn 56 9 p.m. Mississippi State at Kentucky ESPN Robt. Morris 69...... Bryant 39 So, he volunteered as a boys’ basket- Knights’ leading scorer (21.8 points 9 p.m. Oklahoma at Texas Tech ESPN2 St. Francis (Pa.) 72.....Central Conn. 68 Worcester St. 75...... Nichols 60 ball assistant at Cristo Rey, then per game) and rebounder (11 per Globe Top 20 9 p.m. Xavier at DePaul FS1 OTHER EAST steered the program to a state tourna- game). “We started to see the results, 11 p.m. Air Force at Nevada ESPN2 Delaware St. 72..Maryland E. Shore 58 Fairleigh Dickinson 62...... Wagner 61 ment berth after being named interim especially this season. He showed me No. Rec. Last PRO HOCKEY Howard 64...... Coppin State 52 North Alabama 57...... NJIT 55 head coach midway through the 2018- my potential on the court, and how to 1. Lynn English 13-2 1 7 p.m. Vancouver at Boston NESN SOUTH 8 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota NBCSN Alabama A&M 54 Prairie View A&M 44 19 season. respect everybody once I leave the 2. Lowell 17-0 2 FGCU 81...... Jacksonville 68 With the interim label since re- gym.” WOMEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY Liberty 76...... Kennesaw St. 66 3. Mansfield 13-2 3 Maryland 94...... Michigan St. 53 moved, Merritt now has Cristo Rey After scoring 1,000 points and earn- 5 p.m. Beanpot: Northeastern vs. Harvard NESN+ Miss. Valley St. 68...... Grambling St. 57 4. Brockton 13-1 5 8 p.m. Beanpot: BC at BU NESN+ Mississippi St. 67...... Georgia 53 (8-3) flying high with key Catholic Cen- ing Player of the Year honors at Cathe- Norfolk St. 83...... N.C. Central 75 tral League victories over Austin Prep dral, Merritt earned a full ride to Mer- 5. BC High 10-3 8 WOMEN’S SOCCER North Carolina A&T 66S. Carolina St. 55 Stetson 60...... North Florida 52 (39-37) and Lowell Catholic (87-71). rimack College. A tough 5-foot-9-inch 6. Franklin 13-2 9 6:20 p.m. Olympic qualifier: Canada vs. Mexico FS2 Texas Southern 81...... Alabama St. 54 MIDWEST “If you know Larry, you knew is it’s guard, Merritt excelled during his final 7. Newton North 11-3 4 Indiana 66...... Purdue 54 Miami (Ohio) 70...... W. Michigan 67 not a matter of ‘if’ but ‘when’ he would two collegiate seasons, then decided to 8. Whitman-Hanson 14-2 10 SOUTHWEST get another job,” said New Mission return home rather than pursue a pro- Jackson St. 56...... UAPB 44 9. Brookline 12-4 6 Schools Latest line FAR WEST coach Malcolm Smith. “He’s one of the fessional career overseas. Idaho 70...... Sacramento St. 44 10. Catholic Memorial 11-3 7 NBA No. Arizona 70...... E. Washington 62 most underrated coaches to ever coach “I’ve been blessed with a gift to get AP Top 25 Poll BASKETBALL Tuesday 11. Everett 10-3 11 Favorite Line Underdog Rec Pts Prv high school.” kids to believe in the impossible,” said Milwaukee...... 6 .At New Orleans 1. South Carolina(26) 21-1 746 1 BOYS 12. Cambridge 11-3 12 At Houston...... 14 ...... Charlotte 2. Baylor (3) 19-1 718 2 For Merritt, 46, coaching is all Merritt. “I just try to instill in them the CAPE & ISLANDS At Denver...... 4½ ...... Portland 3. Oregon 19-2 673 3 13. St. Mary’s 15-2 15 Nantucket 76...... Cape Cod Acad. 67 At LA Lakers...... 12 ...... San Antonio 4. UConn 19-1 662 4 about positive reinforcement and ac- confidence that they can do anything St. John Paul II 65...... Rising Tide 36 5. Louisville (1) 21-1 641 5 COLLEGE BASKETBALL countability. Beginning in the pre- they want as long as they put forth the 14. Attleboro 12-3 13 CATHOLIC CENTRAL 6. Stanford 20-2 605 6 Austin Prep 61...... Cristo Rey 57 Tuesday 7. N.C. State 21-1 563 7 season, the director of recreation at the effort.” COMMONWEALTH Favorite Line Underdog 8. Mississippi St. 19-3 533 9 15. Belmont 13-3 16 Gr. Lawrence 53...... Whittier 42 At Alabama...... 6 ...... Tennessee 9. Oregon St. 18-4 505 10 KROC Community Center in Roxbury Cristo Rey students are required to Gr. Lowell 69...... Shawsheen 52 At Toledo...... 6 ...... N. Illinois 10. UCLA 19-2 462 8 16. Lawrence 12-5 17 MAYFLOWER At Kent St...... 4 ...... Ball St. 11. Gonzaga 22-1 437 12 held 6 a.m. practices for Cristo Rey. spend one day a week in a work-study Bp. Connolly 71...... Diman 39 At Miami (O)...... 5½ ...... W. Michigan 12. Arizona 18-3 413 16 17. Natick 11-4 — Blue Hills 47...... Avon 38 At Arkansas...... 2½ ...... Auburn 13. Maryland 17-4 371 17 “As soon as Coach came in, he program, and many of Merritt’s players Tri-County 70...... Norfolk Aggie 39 At Fairfield...... 1 ...... Monmouth 14. DePaul 20-3 360 11 18. Beverly 12-1 18 PATRIOT Buffalo...... 4 ...At E. Michigan 15. Kentucky 17-4 302 13 showed us our potential,” said junior take on additional honors courses de- Scituate 75...... Plymouth South 49 At C. Michigan...... 1 ...... Bowl. Green 16. Texas A&M 18-4 291 15 Ray Bosquet 19. Central Catholic 12-4 19 SOUTH SHORE Duke...... 15½ ...... At BC 17. Florida St. 18-4 272 14 , who ranks as the spite the rigors of their athletic pur- Norwell 70...... Middleboro 52 At URI...... 16½ ...... UMass 18. Indiana 17-5 194 20 suits. 20. Latin Academy 14-2 20 TRI-VALLEY At Maryland...... 7½ ...... Rutgers 19. Arizona St. 16-6 182 19 Medfield 76...... Millis 65 At Michigan...... 1½ ...... Ohio St. 20. Iowa 18-4 172 18 Senior guard Akinyele Crawford NONLEAGUE At Ga. Tech...... 1½ ...... Va. Tech 21. Northwestern 19-3 171 23 E. Boston 60...... Boston United 54 At Michigan St.....8½ ...... Penn St. 22. South Dakota 21-2 143 21 Players of the week transferred to Cristo Rey after spend- Amesbury 61...... Notre Dame (L) 49 At Texas Tech...... 7½ ...... Oklahoma 23. Tennessee 17-5 90 22 St. Mary’s 70...... Pentucket 54 At Depaul...... 1½ ...... Xavier 24. Missouri St. 18-3 77 24 ing his freshman year at Brighton and spect. Every time you step out there, Waltham 69...... Lincoln-Sudbury 61 Colo. St...... 1½ ...... At Fresno St 25. Arkansas 18-4 68 25 Top performances from EMass. boys’ basket- Whit. Christian 65Cd. Spellman 62 (OT) At Kentucky...... 5 ...... Miss. St. Others receiving votes: Princeton 48, At Texas A&M...... PK ...... Missouri ball players in the past week: his sophomore season with Division 2 you have to earn the respect that isn’t Durfee 70...... Bp. Stang 59 TCU 25, LSU 13, Florida Gulf Coast 11, Peabody 63...... Revere 55 Boise St...... 10 ...... At Wyoming Stony Brook 2. At Nevada...... 10½ ...... Air Force Matt Boen, Mansfield — The junior southpaw state champion TechBoston. He decid- given to a school like Cristo Rey. And it Reading 47...... Somerville 41 MEN was unstoppable with 24 points in a key 77-65 Mystic Valley 57...... Pioneer Charter 38 National Hockey League HOW AP TOP 25 FARED ed to sit out his junior year to concen- put fire in their feet.” Atlantis Charter 56...... Holbrook 55 Tuesday 1. Baylor beat Kansas St., 73-67 win at Hockomock rival Attleboro Friday Lex. Christian 75...... Gann 32 Favorite Line Underdog Line night, following up a solid performance with trate on academics, and is now flour- 3. Kansas beat Texas, 69-58 Courtside Chatter Innovation Academy 63S. Lancaster 44 Montreal...... -135 At NewJersey+125 8. Florida St. beat North Carolina, 65-59 17 points, three assists, and four rebounds in ishing as a student and athlete on the GIRLS At Columbus...OFF Florida...... OFF NEW ENGLAND S. Shore Christian 53....Mt. Alvernia 36 AtNYIslanders-124 Dallas...... +114 Yeshiva 77...... Williams 68 a 65-60 win over North Attleborough on Tues- R CAPE & ISLANDS tight-knit basketball team. During Saturday’s home game At Tampa Bay-170 Vegas...... +158 OTHER EAST day. Monomoy 55...... Falmouth Acad. 26 At BOSTON.....-183 Vancouver.....+168 Coppin State 64...... Howard 56 Brandon Borde, Foxborough “At the beginning of the season we against Hope (R.I.), New Mission hon- Sturgis East 47..Rising Tide Charter 31 Colorado...... -153 At Buffalo...... +143 — The senior MAYFLOWER At Wash...... -230 Los Angeles.. +210 Lafayette 65...... Bucknell 62 guard scored 21 points with 8 assists in a 72- didn’t have a bond,” said Crawford, ored former student Marquis Allien, South Shore 56...... Sacred Heart 33 At Ottawa...... -115 Anaheim...... +105 Maryland E. Shore 68..Delaware St. 66 68 loss at King Philip Tuesday and was hyper- W. Bridgewater 42...... Blue Hills 29 Nashville...... -116 At Winnipeg..+106 SOUTH who averages 9.7 points and 7 assists who was gunned down Jan. 23 in Bos- SOUTH SHORE At St. Louis.....-132 Carolina...... +122 Alabama St. 79...... Texas Southern 55 efficient with 28 points and six assists on 13- Norwell 35...... Middleboro 20 At Minnesota.-126 Chicago...... +116 Florida St. 65...... North Carolina 59 for-20 shooting over three quarters of a 75-38 per game. “Study halls and early prac- ton. Allen, a member of the 2009-10 TRI-VALLEY At Calgary...... -172 San Jose...... +160 Grambling St. 90...... Miss. Valley St. 65 win at Canton Friday. Medfield 63...... Millis 61 At Arizona...... -123 Edmonton...... +113 N.C. Central 69...... Norfolk St. 63 tices brought everyone together.” New Mission D4 state championship NONLEAGUE Alex Cohen, Natick — The senior averaged 20 N. Carolina A&T 78....S. Carolina St. 63 Last Tuesday, Cristo Rey and Bos- team, was buried Saturday and hon- Bp. Feehan 57.....N. Kingstown (R.I.) 29 Prairie View A&M 69 Alabama A&M 54 points, four assists, and four rebounds per Holbrook 58...... Atlantis Charter 14 MIDWEST game in wins over Fitchburg (63-51), Newton quet hit a high point in an impressive ored at halftime of the Titans’ 76-71 Cape Cod Acad. 46..Cape Cod Tech 26 Baylor 73...... Kansas St. 67 Malden Cath. 61...... Shawsheen 46 Transactions Kansas 69...... Texas 58 South (60-52), and Newton North (63-48) as Rockport 34...... Essex Tech 25 win over red-hot Lowell Catholic. Bos- win. While honoring their fallen team- SOUTHWEST Waltham 42...... Lincoln-Sudbury 41 the Redhawks completed a season sweep of BASEBALL Jackson St. 49...... UAPB 45 quet, who poured in a career-high 43 mate, who was a senior at the College Whit. Christian 59.Innovation Acad. 37 Houston (AL): Named James Click the Bay State Conference-leading Tigers. Coyle & Cassidy 51...... Bp. Connolly 26 FAR WEST general manager. E. Washington 77...... No. Arizona 66 Cam Curney, Abington — The 6-foot-5 senior points with 20 rebounds, showed the of St. Joseph in Vermont, former Ti- Lawrence Acad. 54...... Beaver CD 52 Miami (NL): Signed OF Matt Joyce Idaho...... at Sacramento St. captain tallied the second triple-double in Marblehead 62...... Salem Academy 31 and P Brandon Kintzler to one-year competitive edge that Merritt has been tans Samir McDaniels, Osmel Odena, Rockland 55...... Pembroke 45 AP Top 25 Poll program history with 15 points, 24 rebounds, contracts. Rec Pts Prv Wilmington 59...... Tantasqua 55 (OT) Minnesota (AL): Signed RHPs looking for from the 6-foot-1 forward. and Darius Davis, as well as former 1. Baylor (49) 19-1 1608 1 and 10 blocks in a 63-55 loss to Randolph Immaculate Heart of Mary 39St. Mary’s Jhoulys Chacin, Ryan Garton; Cs Juan 2. Gonzaga (15) 23-1 1567 2 Cory McCarthy (Worcester) 32 Graterol, Tomas Telis; INFs Jack Rein- Tuesday. Curney went for 16 points and 16 re- “We knew [Bosquet] was going to coach accepted a ban- 3. Kansas (1) 18-3 1472 3 heimer, Wilfredo Tovar; and LHPs Dan- 4. San Diego St. 23-0 1447 4 bounds in a 79-60 win over Hull at TD Garden ny Coulombe, Blaine Hardy, and Caleb have a breakout game, we just didn’t ner on his behalf. “Every one on this GYMNASTICS 5. Louisville 19-3 1352 6 the previous Saturday and tallied 13 points in Thielbar on minor league contracts. 6. Dayton 20-2 1271 7 know when,” said Merritt. team, including me, has used basket- New York (AL): Signed INF/OF Ro- a 70-60 win over Mashpee Friday. GIRLS 7. Duke 18-3 1242 9 sell Herrera; OFs Zack Granite and MERRIMACK VALLEY 8. Florida St. 18-3 1188 5 Parker McLaren, Newburyport — After scor- In mid-January, the team was de- ball to change their trajectory in life,” Thomas Milone; LHPs Luis Avilan and Central Cath. 137.300.Methuen 136.250 9. Maryland 17-4 999 15 Tyler Lyons; RHPs Domingo Acevedo, ing a career-high 36 points at Pentucket on 10. Villanova 17-4 959 8 nied an invitation to the Black Coaches said McCarthy. “We tend to forget how David Hale, Dan Otero, Nick Tropeano 11. Auburn 19-2 926 17 MLK Day, the senior power forward stayed and Adam Warren; and Cs Kellin HOCKEY 12. Seton Hall 16-5 900 10 hot with averages of 23.5 points and nine re- Classic at UMass Boston. According to powerful [an impact] sports have had Deglan, Chris Iannetta, Erik Kratz, 13. West Virginia 17-4 827 12 Wynston Sawyer and Josh Thole to mi- bounds in a close 65-61 loss at Hamilton- Merritt, the team was told they in the lives of our children. There are BOYS 14. Oregon 18-5 758 11 nor league contracts. COMMONWEALTH 15. Kentucky 16-5 660 13 Wenham and an 83-55 win over Masconomet. Seattle (AL): Designated P Matt Fes- “weren’t good enough” to compete at memories and events that will stay Shawsheen 6...... Northeast 1 16. Michigan St. 16-6 624 14 Ryan Power, Waltham ta for assignment. Claimed OF Jose Siri — His 1,000th career MIDDLESEX 17. Iowa 16-6 604 18 off waivers from Cincinnati. Signed P the invitational, but the Knights re- with us forever because even after the Arlington 5...... Woburn 3 18. LSU 17-4 572 22 point came in dramatic fashion with a buzz- Marco Gonzales on a four-year con- PATRIOT 19. Butler 17-5 437 16 er-beating 3-pointer at halftime of a 67-55 tract for 2021-2024. sponded with resounding victories games were played, we are still togeth- N. Quincy 3...... Duxbury 1 20. Illinois 16-6 373 19 Tampa Bay (AL): Signed RHPs Dylan win over Wayland. The 6-foot-1 senior scored NONLEAGUE 21. Creighton 17-5 372 — over Saint Joseph’s Prep, Fenway, and er.” Covey and John Curtiss and OF Johnny 20 points in a 68-62 loss at Cambridge and Ham.-Wenham 5...... OBryant 1 22. Penn St. 16-5 356 24 St. John Paul II 6Stoughton/Brockton 0 Davis on minor league contracts. Maimonides and Lowell Catholic. FOOTBALL 23. Arizona 15-6 164 — finished with 20 points against Wayland. Pentucket 6...... Saugus 4 24. Colorado 17-5 134 20 Atlanta (NFC):Released LB Vic Beas- MATT DOHERTY “We used that as motivation,” said Nate Weitzer can be reached at Winchester 2...... Austin Prep 2 25. Houston 17-5 85 21 Malden Cath. 1...... Bp. Guertin 0 ley. Cleveland (AFC): Named Drew Petz- Others: Texas Tech 66, Marquette 31, Merritt. “Our word this season is re- [email protected]. Gr. Lowell/Nashoba Tech 7..Gardner 4 Ohio St. 19, Tulsa 19, Rhode Island 18, Canton 3...... Barnstable 1 ing tight ends coach. Detroit (NFC): Signed G Josh Gar- N. Iowa 17, Wichita St. 17, BYU 14, Rut- North Attleboro 8...... Wayland 3 gers 12, Stanford 7, Stephen F. Austin Gr. New Bedford 7...... Upper Cape 4 nett. Tennessee (AFC): 3, Bowling Green 1, Michigan 1, Virgin- South Shore 2...... Card. Spellman 0 Signed TE Cole Herdman. ia 1, Winthrop 1, Yale 1. N. Andover 3...... Danvers 2 Washington (NFC): Announced the Burlington 5...... Walpole 0 retirement of TE Vernon Davis. Taunton 4.Apponequet/Bp. Connolly 4 HOCKEY HOCKEY Diman 4...... Durfee 2 Anaheim (NHL): Recalled RW Daniel Norton 3...... Tri-County 2 MEN Sprong from San Diego (AHL). SportsLog GIRLS HOW USCHO TOP 20 FARED New Jersey (NHL): CENTRAL/WEST Recalled F Joey Anderson from Binghamton (AHL). BU beat 4. BC 5-4 (OT) Shrewsbury 3...... Algonquin/Hudson 1 SOCCER 12. Northeastern beat 17. Harvard, 3-1 MERRIMACK VALLEY/DUAL COUNTY Atlanta (MLS): Signed M Matheus OTHER NEW ENGLAND Boston Latin 2...... Concord-Carlisle 0 UConn women: worst home loss since ’05 NONLEAGUE Rossetto from Athletico Paranaense Northeastern 3...... Harvard 1 (Serie A-Brazil). Matignon 8...St Joseph /Mt. Alvernia 0 Boston U. 5...... Boston College 4 (2OT) Cincinnati (MLS): Acquired F Jurgen USCHO Div. 1 Poll Wayland/Weston 5...... Bp. Feehan 1 Locadia on loan from Premier League Rec Pts. LW Ruthy Hebard NBA side Brighton & Hove Albion. 1. North Dakota (49) ..21-3-3 998 2 had 22 points and 12 rebounds, and No. 3 New England (MLS): Named James 2. Cornell ...... 15-2-4 913 1 Oregon handed fourth-ranked UConn its first loss on campus Collins head of sports science; Evan Al- 3. Minnesota St. (1)....24-4-2 903 3 Lakers game second-most watched NBA G-League len director of sports medicine/train- 4. BC...... 16-7-0 839 5 in seven years, rolling to a 74-56 victory Monday night at er; Eric Bengston rehabilitation coordi- 5. Clarkson ...... 19-6-2 768 6 nator/assistant trainer; Marcelo San- EASTERN CONFERENCE 6. Minn.-Duluth...... 15-9-2 749 10 Storrs, Conn. It was UConn’s worst home loss since Dec. 5, The Los Angeles Lakers’ first game since Kobe Bryant’s tos assistant coach, Harrison Hall 7. Denver ...... 17-6-5 739 4 Atlantic Division trainer and Daniel Kirwan sports per- W L Pct. GB 8. UMass...... 16-9-2 597 7 2005, when the Huskies lost to North Carolina by 23 points. death was the second-most watched regular-season NBA formance coach of Revolution II (USL). 9. Penn State ...... 10-10-6 535 8 Maine ...... 21 8 .724 — New York (MLS): Named Kevin Thel- 10. Providence...... 14-7-5 497 9 Sabrina Ionescu added 10 points, 9 rebounds, and 9 assists game on ESPN. The game Friday against the Portland Trail Delaware ...... 17 12 .586 4 well head of sport. 11. Arizona St...... 18-9-3 489 12 Westchester ...... 15 16 .484 7 Reign (NWSL): Traded F Shea 12. Northeastern ...... 14-7-2 482 13 for the Ducks (20-2), falling short of increasing her NCAA-re- Blazers averaged 4.41 million viewers. The only telecast to Raptors ...... 13 19 .406 9½ Groom, D Megan Oyster and a condi- 13. Ohio St...... 16-9-3 471 11 Long Island ...... 11 18 .379 10 cord 23 triple-doubles. Crystal Dangerfield led UConn (19-2) surpass that since ESPN resumed NBA coverage in 2002-03 tional natural 2022 second-round draft 14. UMass-Lowell...... 13-7-5 307 14 Central Division pick to Houston for the rights to D Am- 15. Northern Mich...... 16-8-4 290 15 ber Brooks and F Sofia Huerta. 16. Quinnipiac...... 16-9-1 257 18 with 19 points . . . The Baylor men strengthened their hold was a January 2003 game between the Lakers and Houston Wisconsin...... 23 7 .767 — Sky Blue (NWSL): Canton ...... 20 11 .645 3½ Signed F Paige 17. Harvard ...... 10-6-4 192 16 on No. 1, and the South Carolina women retained their firm Rockets that featured the first matchup between Shaquille Grand Rapids...... 17 13 .567 6 Monaghan on a two-year contract. 18. Bemidji St...... 16-8-4 131 19 Fort Wayne ...... 15 15 .500 8 19. Michigan St...... 13-12-1 107 17 grip on the top spot in the Associated Press polls. O’Neal and Yao Ming (4.88 million). According to Nielsen, Windy City ...... 11 17 .393 11 20. Sacred Heart ...... 18-8-2 73 20 the pregame ceremony averaged 5.23 million viewers. Southeast Division Others receiving votes: Maine 52, Lakeland...... 18 13 .581 — Tennis Bowling Green 27, Minnesota 22, Notre BASEBALL College Park ...... 17 15 .531 1½ Dame 20, Western Mich. 19, BU 5, Dart- Staples Kobe memorial dismantled Capital City ...... 14 17 .452 4 mouth 4, Michigan Tech 4, UNH 4, Erie ...... 9 21 .300 8½ Michigan 2, Omaha 2, AIC 2 Astros hire Rays executive as GM Greensboro ...... 7 24 .226 11 ATP CORDOBA OPEN WOMEN A massive memorial created by the public outside Staples WESTERN CONFERENCE USCHO Div. 1 Poll At Cordoba, Argentina The Houston Astros hired James Click as their general Center in Los Angeles after the death of former Lakers super- Midwest Division Rec Pts. LW Singles – Round of 32 1. Wisconsin (14) ...... 25-2-1 149 1 Memphis...... 23 9 .719 — Attila Balazs def. Lorenzo Sonego, manager Monday, taking the Tampa Bay Rays executive and star Kobe Bryant was dismantled Monday, with an official Sioux Falls...... 14 16 .467 8 2. Cornell (1)...... 19-1-3 124 4 6-2, 7-6 (3).; Gianluca Mager def. Juan 3. Northeastern ...... 23-3-1 121 3 Iowa...... 14 16 .467 8 Pablo Ficovich, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2.; Pablo putting him in charge of the scandal-ridden team a week be- saying some of the items would go to Bryant’s widow and Oklahoma City...... 14 17 .452 8½ 4. Minnesota...... 21-5-3 116 2 Cuevas (6) def. Federico Delbonis, 7-5, 5. Ohio St...... 17-6-5 88 5 fore the start of spring training. Click, 42, succeeds Jeff other family members. The cleanup of flowers, balloons, jer- Pacific Division 6-2.; Carlos Taberner def. Fernando 6. Princeton...... 17-4-1 77 6 Santa Cruz ...... 17 13 .567 — Verdasco (7), 4-6, 6-1, 6-4. 7. Clarkson ...... 18-4-6 55 7 Luhnow, who, along with manager AJ Hinch, was suspended seys, stuffed toys, and basketballs began at 4 a.m., Staples Stockton ...... 16 13 .552 ½ 8. BU...... 18-6-3 45 8 Agua Caliente...... 16 15 .516 1½ ATP MONTPELLIER 9. Minn.-Duluth...... 13-9-4 34 9 by Major League Baseball in the wake of a sign-stealing scam Center president Lee Zeidman tweeted. South Bay...... 11 20 .355 6½ 10. Harvard ...... 12-8-1 10 10 North. Arizona...... 9 22 .290 8½ and then fired by the Astros. The AL champion Astros hired At Montpellier, France Others: Quinnipiac 2, Robert Morris 2, Southwest Division Singles Bemidji St. 1, Providence 1 Dusty Baker last week as manager. Click spent the last three MISCELLANY Salt Lake City ...... 21 9 .700 — Enzo Couacaud (8) def. Guillermo Austin...... 17 13 .567 4 Garcia-Lopez (4), 6-3, 6-3.; Emil Ruusu- seasons as the Rays’ vice president of baseball operations. Texas...... 17 15 .531 5 vuori (2) def. Nicolas Mahut (7), 6-3, US women cruise in Olympic qualifying Rio Grande ...... 11 23 .324 12 3-6, 7-6 (3).; Sergiy Stakhovsky (3) def. Click had been with Tampa Bay for the last 14 seasons. MONDAY'S RESULTS Danilo Petrovic (5), 6-2, 6-4.; Damir Soccer Fort Wayne 122...... Raptors 114 Dzumhur (1) def. Elliot Benchetrit, 6-2, Christen Press and Samantha Mewis each scored a pair 6-4. Sioux Falls 104...... Salt Lake City 99 Round of 32 Mariners retain lefty Gonzales TUESDAY'S GAMES of goals and the United States beat Costa Rica, 6-0, at Hous- Vasek Pospisil def. Aljaz Bedene, 6-3, Lakeland at Erie...... 11a CONCACAF 6-4.; Gregoire Barrere def. Joao Sousa, Marco Westchester at Iowa...... 11:30 The Seattle Mariners signed lefthanded pitcher ton to finish atop its group in the CONCACAF Women’s 6-2, 7-6 (6).; Norbert Gombos def. Pab- Agua Caliente at Austin...... 12 Women’s Olympic Qualifiers lo Carreno Busta (6), 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. Gonzales to a $30 million, four-year contract that includes a Olympic Qualifying tournament. The World Cup-winning US Long Island at Wisconsin...... 8 GROUP A South Bay at Oklahoma City...... 8 FIRST ROUND club option for the 2025 season. Gonzales tied for the Ameri- team extended its unbeaten streak to 26 games. The Ameri- ATP PUNE GP W D L GF GA Pts x-US 3 3 0 01809 can League lead with 34 starts and was tied for fifth with 16 cans wrapped up the group stage with three shutouts and 18 At Pune, India x-Costa Rica 3 2 0 1 8 7 6 victories . . . Jhoulys Chacín finalized a minor league contract goals . . . Two-time Olympic champion skier Mikaela Shiffrin Singles– Round of 32 Haiti 3 1 0 2 6 6 3 AHL Cedrik-Marcel Stebe def. Ivo Karlo- Panama 3 0 0 3 1 20 0 with the Twins after a miserable 2019 season that saw him go said her father, Jeff, died. He was 65 . . . The entire board of vic, 6-3, 6-4.; Yuichi Sugita (5) def. x-advanced to semifinals No Games Monday Thomas Fabbiano, 6-3, 6-0.; Viktor Tro- MONDAY’S RESULTS from an Opening Day start for Milwaukee to an August re- the Russian Athletics Federation resigned as Russia faces an- TUESDAY'S GAMES icki def. Sumit Nagal, 6-2, 6-7 (4), 6-1.; At Houston Belleville at Toronto...... 7 Salvatore Caruso (7) def. Ramkumar Haiti 6...... Panama 0 lease. other ban from Olympic track and field. Texas at Rockford...... 8 Ramanathan, 3-6, 6-4, 7-5. United States 6...... Costa Rica 0 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 The Boston Globe C9

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Redevelopment planning help to slow it down. has violated civil rights law in its planning for the “The BPDA was well aware that a significant Lawyers for Civil Rights, a nonprofit group, 10.5 million-square-foot project, which next percentage of East Boston residents speak pri- unfair to those who don’t on Monday filed a civil rights complaint with the week is tentatively scheduled for a public hear- marily Spanish or Arabic,” said Ivan Espinoza- Department of Housing and Urban Develop- ing and likely BPDA board approval. Specifically, Madrigal, executive director of Lawyers for Civil speak English, they say ment, saying the Boston Planning & Develop- they say the agency failed to make enough proj- Rights. “By failing to hire interpreters versed in ment Agency has done too little to engage non- ect documents available in Spanish and other the language of planning or zoning, or to trans- By Tim Logan English speakers in planning and community languages spoken by many residents of East Bos- late key documents, the BPDA is effectively ex- GLOBE STAFF meetings for the giant project. ton — where city figures show an estimated 46 cluding immigrant residents of East Boston from As the long-discussed redevelopment of Suf- The complaint — filed on behalf of the envi- percent of residents have limited English profi- the development process.” folk Downs nears a key city vote next week, East ronmental group GreenRoots Inc. and tenant ad- ciency — and that it provided insufficient trans- Language access has been a persistent con- Boston community groups are seeking federal vocates City Life/Vida Urbana — says the BPDA lation at public meetings. SUFFOLK DOWNS, Page D4 Startup says an appraisal need not be a headache Scott Kirsner INNOVATION ECONOMY

Will Denslow and Brian Zitin met as randomly assigned roommates at Bos- ton University in 2013. Over the next four years, they started a string of companies together and individually: an e-commerce site selling wall- paper, a food delivery service for students, an online marketplace for class notes, a dating app called Crush, and a real estate brokerage. “We did surprisingly well for not knowing anything about real estate,” Denslow says. As they brokered a few deals in Allston and Cambridge for multi-unit residential properties, they couldn’t help but notice how antiquated some of the steps of the process were. Like waiting for the bank to assign an DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF appraiser to inspect a property, getting a Staples’ updated stores could, among other things, help it compete better against Amazon. Above is a Staples Connect in Needham. check from the purchaser, scheduling the ap- praisal appointment, and then waiting to get the appraisal issued. And, Zitin notes, “most of the software in the appraisal industry was made the year I Meet the new Staples: Podcasting, was born: 1994.” As business partners co-working join the office supplies Will Denslow and Brian Seeiking to be more Zitin brokered a few deals profitable, the company is in Allston and Cambridge for multi-unit residential reinventing stores to reflect properties, they couldn’t the way many of us work help but notice how antiquated some of By Janelle Nanos GLOBE STAFF the steps of the process The floor-to-ceiling aisles of Post-its, pushpins, were. pencils, and printer ink? History. The endless rows of three-ring binders and hanging file fold- ers? Gone. Instead, there are light-filled co-working spac- Focusing on home appraisals, a few es with snack-stocked kitchens, digitally tricked- months after the duo’s 2017 graduation, be- out meeting rooms, and podcasting studios. came the startup idea that took off. Their There are workshops on mindful organizing and company, Reggora, now has 35 employees “Finding your customer.” and recently moved into a larger office in the Meet the new Staples: It’s not just an office Fort Point Channel neighborhood. (The name supply superstore anymore. It is, as the company is a portmanteau of “real estate” and “ago- puts it, a “destination dedicated to continued cu- ra.”’) Reggora has so far raised $5 million in riosity, growth, and development.” venture capital funding — some of it from Staples built a leading national brand as the Spark Capital, a Boston firm that has put traditional stationery store on steroids. But in the money into Twitter, Wayfair, and Warby Park- three decades since the company’s conception, DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF er, the glasses retailer. And more funding is the workplace — and how we shop for it — have The design of Staples’ establishments reflects the big shift in the company’s likely to be announced this month. undergone transformational changes. Cloud- business plan. Above is the entrance to a new Staples Studio — a co-working space “We have no marketing team,” Zitin says, STAPLES, Page D2 that’s connected to a Staples store. but Reggora is working with local lenders like Leader Bank as well as national financial in- stitutions. There’s lots of demand, in turns out, for streamlining appraisals with what Bold Types Zitin calls an “Uber-style workflow.” The com- pany created software for both the bank and the appraiser that manages the steps from as- signing an appraiser to facilitating payment Hyundai ad director uses Super (usually about $400) to collecting all of the data from the appraisal report. Zitin says that as Reggora has crafted soft- Bowl cred for serious side projects ware for banks and appraisers, it has focused on three things: reducing the time required for the appraisal, since banks (and home buy- By Jon Chesto Buckley, another Greater Boston transplant, to turn ers) want to get mortgages finished faster; GLOBE STAFF down Hyundai. (Buckley shot one other Super Bowl lowering the bank’s costs and reducing the Bryan Buckley has directed more than 60 Super ad this time around, for SodaStream.) time its employees spend on appraisals; and Bowl ads. It’s hard to pick favorites. But he admits They filmed the 60-second Hyundai ad in the creating a more transparent experience for it will be tough to top the experience of shooting South End on a cold November day. The three stars banks and home buyers, so that everyone this one. never retreated to their trailers for a break. They knows the current status of the appraisal pro- We’re talking about the Hyundai ad — yes, that were having too much fun. Plus, there were cameos cess. Hyundai ad. You know, the one that has people by retired slugger David Ortiz and two lesser- And while banks have traditionally kept across the country saying “smaht pahk” in Boston known Wahlberg brothers, Bob and Arthur. "It was their own lists of appraisers they work with — accents, some more successfully than others. this weird reunion of Bostonians,” Buckley said. often in an Excel spreadsheet, Denslow says Innocean, Hyundai’s in-house ad agency, “You could throw jokes around that only we would — Reggora can give them access to more ap- reached out to Buckley and his production firm, understand.” praisers in a particular area who might have Hungry Man, about the job in October. The basic Buckley said Hyundai deserves credit for flying more availability for a particular assignment. script was already done. The stars were on board, actors to Boston to make the shoot more authentic. It also gives the appraisers access to work too: Chris Evans, Rachel Dratch, John Krasinski — The basic storyline, as you probably know by now, that may be more convenient for them. Den- CHRIS MORRIS FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE Massachusetts natives all. It was impossible for BOLD TYPES, Page D5 INNOVATION ECONOMY, Page D4 D2 Business The Boston Globe TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 YouTube Beer’s sales haven’t gone flat over virus alters rules By Anissa Gardizy “Someone jokingly offered to GLOBE CORRESPONDENT rename it the Bud Light virus, on election The coronavirus has nothing but no one is talking about it in a to do with Corona beer, of course, serious manner,” Vandermaelen but Google searches for “corona- said. “I think they know the sepa- content virus beer” and “beer virus” have ration between the virus and the nonetheless spiked in recent beer.” days, according to Google Trends. Niamh Murtagh, a bartender By Davey Alba And while the apparent confu- at Biddy Early’s, believes Google NEW YORK TIMES sion hasn’t hurt sales, the buzz searches for “coronavirus beer” YouTube said on Monday that it has been enough for Constella- and “beer virus” can be attributed plans to remove misleading elec- tion Brands, the company that to popular a meme that shows tion-related content that can cause makes Corona, to feel compelled Heineken beer bottles covered by “serious risk of egregious harm,” to state what should be obvious: a face mask next to a bottle of Co- the first time the video platform has “Our consumers, by and large, rona. comprehensively laid out how it understand that there’s no link- “No one thinks Corona beer is will handle such political videos age between the virus and the related to the virus,” she said. and viral falsehoods. beer or our business,” spokes- Massachusetts confirmed its The Google-owned site rolled woman Maggie Bowman said in first case of coronavirus on Satur- out the full plan on the day of the a statement. day. There are 11 confirmed cases Iowa caucuses. EDGARD GARRIDO/REUTERS/FILE 2013 Local bartenders confirm that in the United States, according to “Over the last few years, we’ve their customers seem to grasp the the Centers for Disease Control increased our efforts to make You- reality — Corona beer won’t make Sales of Corona customers have joked about “pre- [vodka],” she said. and Prevention. Tube a more reliable source for them sick, unless they drink too beer apparently cautions” they are taking to avoid Porters Bar and Grill bartend- news and information, as well as an much of it — but they are having haven’t been the virus. er Paul Vandermaelen said he al- Anissa Gardizy can be reached at open platform for healthy political fun with the concept. hurt by news of “Some say they are not going so has heard guests making light [email protected]. discourse,” Leslie Miller, the vice Michelle Balmaceda, a bar- the to get the coronavirus because of what otherwise is a genuine Follow her on Twitter president of government affairs and tender at The Pour House, said coronavirus. they drink Sam Adams or Tito’s health concern. @anissagardizy8. public policy at YouTube, said in a blog post. She added that YouTube would be enforcing its policies “without regard to a video’s politi- cal viewpoint.” Staples The move is the latest attempt by tech companies to grapple with online disinformation. Last month, Facebook said it would remove vid- takes it far eos that were altered by artificial in- telligence in ways meant to mislead viewers, though it has also said it beyond would allow political ads and would not police them for truthful- ness. Twitter has banned political supplies ads entirely and has said it will largely not muzzle political leaders’ uSTAPLES tweets, though it may denote them Continued from Page D1 differently. based computing, telecommut- In dealing with election-related ing, and the ease of one-click or- disinformation, YouTube faces a dering have diminished the de- formidable task. More than 500 mand for big-box stores stocked hours of video is uploaded to the with reams of paper. Now, in a site each minute. The company has dramatic effort to stay relevant, also grappled with concerns that its Staples is recasting itself as a algorithms may push people to- place where you can co-work, re- ward radical and extremist views cord a podcast, stock up for your by showing them more of that type next Uber shift, or even get fin- of content. gerprinted for a job. In its blog post Monday, You- “It’s not about product any- Tube said it would ban videos that more. That’s something you can gave users the wrong voting date or buy anywhere online,” Michael those that spread false information Motz, chief executive of the Sta- about participating in the census. It ples US Retail group, said as he said it would also remove videos PHOTOS BY DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF toured one of its newly renovated that spread lies about a political Staples Connect stores in Need- candidate’s citizenship status or eli- ham. “It’s about how can we pro- Staples’ gibility for public office. vide solutions for you? It’s the updated store The company added that it connection to your everyday life.” design would terminate YouTube channels Whether the makeover will be represents a that tried to impersonate another enough to steer the company into new way person or channel, conceal their better financial health remains to forward for the country of origin, or hide an associ- be seen. beleaguered ation with the government. Customer service and quick brand, which YouTube is likely to face ques- solutions — remember the Easy was taken tions about whether it applies these Button? — were once the calling private by its policies consistently as the election cards of the beleaguered new owners in cycle ramps up. Like Facebook and Framingham-based retailer, 2017 and is Twitter, YouTube faces the chal- which was taken private after a struggling to lenge that there is often no “one failed attempt to merger with Of- compete with size fits all” method of determining fice Depot. To compete with Am- Amazon. Above what amounts to a political state- azon online, Staples’ new private is a view of the ment and what kind of speech equity owner, Sycamore Partners, co-working crosses the line into public decep- split its e-commerce business space in the tion. from its US and Canadian retail Needham store. Graham Brookie, the director of operations and expanded busi- the Atlantic Council’s Digital Foren- ness services for online corporate sic Research Lab, said that while customers. Staples rebranded its the policy gave “more flexibility” to digital operations last spring, em- respond to disinformation, the phasizing “worklife fulfillment.” Motz said, Staples “wanted to ac- and offices go for $999 monthly.) tions how the Connect stores will onus would be on YouTube for how Now it’s extending that same ser- tually control all aspects of cus- Members and store customers compete with other co-working it chose to respond, “especially in vice-oriented model to its store- tomer experience and make it can get free access to fancy AV- spaces. defining the authoritative voices fronts. seamless.” Staples has converted enabled meeting rooms that will “Is it going to offer something YouTube plans to upgrade or the “It’s about us being more rele- those stores in the Boston market also host seminars and work- that’s different from a WeWork or thresholds for removal of manipu- vant and part of the community,” to its new Staples Studio co-work- shops. And members can use Cambridge Innovation Center?" lated videos like deepfakes.” Motz said. ing model and now has rental podcast studios gratis (available he asked. Beyond sleek furnish- Ivy Choi, a YouTube spokeswom- Suba Srinivasan, who chairs desks in seven area locations. to nonmembers for $60 an hour). ings, the allure of most co-work- an, said a video’s context and con- the marketing department at Timing might be an issue. Concierge services like legal, ing spaces is in the community tent would determine whether it Boston University’s Questrom Boston is seeing a slowdown in funding, or HR advice are avail- you’re joining, Cohan said. Offer- was taken down or allowed to re- School of Business, said Staples new co-working leases since We- able for small-business custom- ing services and formal coaching main. She added that YouTube seems to be trying to reach free- Work’s recent IPO implosion. ers. And anyone can apply for a for small businesses might be "a would focus on videos that were lancers, small entrepreneurs, and And Staples’ largest competitor, TSA PreCheck, a special state more compelling proposition.” “technically manipulated or doc- others who work outside of big Office Depot — which the compa- license, or a background check. But Charles Smith has been tored in a way that misleads users corporations, including many ny tried and failed to acquire in The store aisles feel less clut- co-working at the Staples Brigh- beyond clips taken out of context.” young people who increasingly 2016, after the Federal Trade tered and more playful than they ton location since 2016 and now As an example, she cited a video look to work — as opposed to reli- Commission blocked the merger once did; in the pen section, doo- rents a dedicated office in the that went viral last year of House gion or organized social groups — — is experimenting with the on- dle pads invite customers to try a space. The cannabis consultant Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Democrat of for community and affirmation. site co-working concept and now drawing challenge, and a crafting also regularly works at the Need- California. The video was slowed It’s “a place for the millennials offers rental desks in nine US lo- section includes displays of paper ham store and says he loves its down to make it appear as if Pelosi and the startup community and cations. cut into floral designs. Coupland flexibility: He can get downtown were slurring her words. Under entrepreneurs to work, meet, and But the trend toward more re- said outside consultants helped easily for meetings, parking is YouTube’s policies, that video collaborate, and make it more mote work, plus the region’s on- them upend their traditional ap- free, and he can get home to his would be taken down because it about the services rather than going congestion woes, could proach to office supplies, result- three kids in Wellesley in min- was “technically manipulated,” pushing products,” Srinivasan make Staples a viable alternative ing in products like the new pat- utes. “Having a commute that’s Choi said. said. Staples, he said, seems to be for downtown employers who ented “squircle” highlighter half of what the average person But a video of former vice presi- “moving away from the commod- want to rent a few desks for their markers. (They have square edg- commutes is a big advantage,” he dent Joe Biden responding to a vot- ification of staplers and stacks of staffs in the suburbs, said Liz es so they won’t roll off desks.) said. er in New Hampshire, which was paper, toward a higher-level call- Berthelette, research director at And kiosks offer gig-economy ac- He said he has found mentors cut to wrongly suggest that he ing.” the Newmark Knight Frank real coutrements: An Uber station onsite and regularly uses his dis- made racist remarks, would be al- That’s an extraordinarily estate firm. “I’m sure they’ll make has charging cords, candies, and counts for printing and market- lowed to stay, Choi said. “high bar” for the brand, she said, more money renting hot desks to bottled water; Airbnb hosts can ing tools, so he’s excited the com- but it’s a smart way for the com- entrepreneurs than housing find Nest thermometers, smart pany is expanding its offerings. pany to use its brick-and-mortar paper.” locks, and Wi-Fi hubs. There are some adjustments footprint. “They want someone Staples used to devote just 10 Whether the new approach that come with working inside a to say: ‘I went to Staples and percent of a store’s footprint to will succeed depends on how well Staples, however. Smith stopped heard a really great talk on lead- services like printing and ship- the enlightened Staples connects wearing red shirts, for example, ership,’ ” she said. “ ‘And I also ping, said Brian Coupland, vice with its consumers. The company to avoid being mistaken for a Sta- bought my supplies for the president of retail merchandis- said it has more than 400 mem- ples employee. “I often think it month.’ ” ing. About half the redesigned bers across its various locations, would be a funny sitcom,” he Staples has experimented Needham store’s layout is dedi- but when a reporter toured the said. “All these people working in with co-working before, partner- cated to services now, with desks newly designed downtown space the back of a big-box store.” ing with Workbar to install renting for $299 a month, and earlier this week, the co-working SARAHBETH MANEY/NEW YORK TIMES shared workspaces in three of its private offices for $599 a month. site was empty. Janelle Nanos can be reached at More than 500 hours of video is stores in 2016. The companies (In downtown Boston, co-work- Peter Cohan, a business pro- [email protected]. Follow uploaded to YouTube each parted ways last year because, ing desks rent for $499 a month fessor at Babson College, ques- her on Twitter @janellenanos. minute. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 The Boston Globe Business D3 TALKING POINTS

PHARMACIES CVS Health Corp. will drop three directors from its 16-member Agenda board, including Mark Bertolini, the former chief executive of CVS CUTS Aetna, the health insurer it bought in a transformative $68 billion THREE deal in 2018. The changes, which will shrink the board to 13 Tuesday members, are being made to “further align with corporate DIRECTORS, governance best practices,” Woonsocket, R.I.-based CVS said in a INCLUDING statement Monday. The Aetna acquisition, announced in FORMER AETNA December 2017, was the health, pharmacy, and benefits company’s biggest-ever deal, and a bet that the US health care system is CHIEF shifting to a more integrated model. — BLOOMBERG NEWS

TRANSPORTATION New York’s governor signed a package of limousine safety bills Monday that was inspired by deadly crashes in 2015 and 2018. One of the bills would require that motor vehicles N.Y. GOVERNOR SIGNS converted into stretch limousines by January 2021 have at least two safety belts for the LAWS TO MAKE front seat and one safety belt in the rear for each passenger. The bill would require all stretch limousines to be retrofitted to include those seat belts by January 2023. Another bill LIMOUSINES SAFER would require limo drivers carrying nine or more passengers to have a passenger-endorsed AFTER FATAL CRASHES commercial driver’s license. — ASSOCIATED PRESS

SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook Inc. chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg announced her engagement to her boyfriend, Tom ➔ CONSULTATION FACEBOOK COO Bernthal, the co-founder and chief executive officer of Office hours SHERYL SANDBERG marketing company Kelton Global. Sandberg, 50, who wrote a book about overcoming tragedy after the Receive personal guidance for your ENGAGED sudden death of her husband, Dave Goldberg, posted business from experts on cloud storage, the news on Facebook: “Engaged!!! Tom Bernthal, you data security, and hardware at this event are my everything. I could not love you more,” she by Microsoft’s business team. Tuesday, wrote. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg replied: “Congrats! You’re wonderful for each other 9:30 to 11 a.m., Microsoft Store, 75 and I’m so happy for both of you.” Goldberg died in 2015. — BLOOMBERG NEWS Middlesex Turnpike, Burlington. Free. Register online or go to the business agenda on bostonglobe.com. TECHNOLOGY Google’s revenue didn’t grow as much as what Wall Street expected, sending parent company Alphabet’s stock down more than 4 percent, even as profits beat expectations. GOOGLE’S FOURTH Alphabet said Monday it earned $10.7 billion, or $15.35 per share, in the final three QUARTER REVENUE months of 2019. That’s up 19 percent from $8.9 billion, or $12.77 per share, a year earlier and more than the $12.49 a share analysts polled by FactSet were expecting. Net revenue, LOWER THAN after subtracting advertising costs, was $37.6 billion, up 18 percent from $31.8 billion a EXPECTED year earlier. But analysts were looking for $38.4 billion. While Google is still the clear leader in the digital advertising market, it is seeing growing competition from the likes of Facebook and Amazon. — ASSOCIATED PRESS

RETAIL A consortium of buyers, including mall owners Simon Property Group, Brookfield Property Partners, are bidding GROUP OF $81 million for Forever 21, the ubiquitous mall staple that BUYERS, filed for bankruptcy protection in September. Simon and Brookfield are Forever 21’s biggest landlords. The other INCLUDING bidder is Authentic Brands Group, which has acquired the MALL OWNERS, licensing rights to other troubled retailers like Barneys New MAKE A BID York. Forever 21, based in Los Angeles, is a privately held company founded by the Chang family. It joined a rapidly FOR BANKRUPT growing list of retailers that have fallen victim to changing ➔ WORKSHOP FOREVER 21 shopping behaviors and preferences among teens who have increasingly turned away from malls in favor of online Free freelance tips brands, or thrift stores. — ASSOCIATED PRESS Learn how to file your taxes as a freelancer at this workshop by the Editorial Freelancers Association. Tuesday, SHAVING Federal antitrust regulators say a proposed merger that would combine old-school shaving 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Impact Hub Boston, company Schick with upstart Harry’s would end up costing consumers. The Federal Trade 50 Milk St., Edison Room, 16th floor, FEDERAL REGULATORS Commission on Monday sued to block Edgewell Personal Care Co.’s $1.37 billion Boston. Free. Register online or go to the SAY PROPOSED acquisition of Harry’s, which was supposed to be finalized this year. The FTC argues that business agenda on bostonglobe.com. bringing two major shaving brands together would hurt competition. Edgewell’s Schick is MERGER OF SCHICK, the No. 2 razor maker in the United States, behind Gillette. Unilever bought Dollar Shave HARRY’S WOULD HURT Club for $1 billion in 2016. Unlike Edgewell, however, Unilever did not previously have a major shaving brand. In 20 18, Gillette owner Procter & Gamble Co. bought Tristan Walker, COMPETITION Wednesday owner of the Bevel, a shaving and skin care brand aimed at African-American men. Bevel, however, makes a double-edged safety razor that is a niche in the shaving industry. — ASSOCIATED PRESS ➔ NETWORKING Lunch and learn AVIATION Europe’s busiest airline, Ryanair, said Monday that the Explore the resources Boston has to offer grounding of the new Boeing Max jets will delay its growth entrepreneurs at this event by Staples targets. The budget carrier, which is based in Ireland and RYANAIR SAYS Spotlight led by a marketing executive carries more passengers than any other airline in Europe, ITS GROWTH with three decades of experience in the plans to extend by a year or two its target of flying 200 million HURT BY 737 MAX people per year. It now expects to make that target in 2025 or city. Wednesday, noon to 1:30 p.m., GROUNDING the year after. The 737 Max was grounded worldwide in Staples Boston, 1 Washington Mall, March, after two crashes within five months killed 346 people Boston. Free. Register online or go to the in Indonesia and Ethiopia. — ASSOCIATED PRESS business agenda on bostonglobe.com.

GASOLINE Massachusetts gasoline prices dipped slightly in the past week, AAA Northeast said Monday. The organization found that the average price of a gallon of self-serve, regular fell ➔ POWER HOUR PRICES AT THE PUMP by just a penny to an average of $2.51 per gallon. The current Massachusetts price is 4 cents Network and work DROP A BIT per gallon higher than the national average of $2.47, and 12 cents higher than the price in the state a year ago. Crude oil prices that are $10 lower per barrel than one month ago and Get out of your home or office and work US gasoline stocks at a record high are driving prices at the pump down, a AAA alongside others at this work hour hosted spokeswoman said. AAA found a wide price range for regular, from a low of $2.25 per by local female professionals. Support gallon to a high of $3.05. — ASSOCIATED PRESS local businesses in the Boston Public Market for breakfast and networkin, and then enjoy the silent work time. DAIRY Maine’s two US senators are among a Wednesday, 9 to 10:30 a.m., Boston group of lawmakers pushing for the Public Market, 100 Hanover St., Boston. MAINE SENATORS federal government to crack down on the Free. Register online or or go to the DON’T WANT use of dairy terms on plant-based business agenda at bostonglobe.com. products. Republican Senator Susan PLANT-BASED Collins and Independent Senator Angus PRODUCTS TO USE King want US Food and Drug DAIRY TERMS Administration Commissioner Stephen Hahn to work with the Congress to prevent what they see as misuse of dairy terms on products that contain no dairy. Collins and King joined a bipartisan group of seven senators in asking for Hahn’s help in late January. The International Food Information Council Foundation released survey results in 2018 that said “three-quarters of Americans understand that Events of note? E-mail us at plant-based ‘milk’ products do not actually contain cow’s milk.” — ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] D4 Business The Boston Globe TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 THE BOSTON GLOBE UK, EU in dustup over trade accord By Jill Lawless Canada’s – or more like Austra- glorifying British achievement, and Raf Casert lia’s,” Johnson said. is where Admiral Horatio Nel- ASSOCIATED PRESS Australia does not have a son lay in state after his death Index of public25ly traded companies in Massachusetts LONDON — Britain and the free-trade deal with the EU, and at the Battle of Trafalgar against European Union set out clash- Australia-style trade would the navies of France and Spain ing opening gambits Monday mean a panoply of new tariffs in 1805. Globe 25 index on striking a post-Brexit trade and other barriers between the Even as he set out a vision of deal, making it clear that each UK and the EU, its near neigh- trade that would impose new side is willing to walk away bor and biggest trading partner. barriers between Britain and without an agreement rather Britain is aiming for a “Can- the EU, Johnson said the Unit- than compromise on key issues. ada-style” free trade agreement ed Kingdom would become a UK Prime Minister Boris with the EU, which would elim- champion of free trade in a Johnson sent a bravado-filled POOL/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES inate almost all tariffs and cov- world where “the protectionists salvo toward Brussels three United Kingdom Prime er both goods and services. But are gaining ground.” days after Britain left the bloc, Minister Boris Johnson it is adamant it won’t agree to And he sought to allay EU the first country to exit. In a struck a tough trade stance. follow the EU’s entire rule book fears that a post-Brexit Britain speech to business leaders and in return for unfettered trade will slash workplace and envi- international diplomats in Lon- pen for nothing, or in any kind because it wants to be free to di- ronmental protections to gain a don, Johnson said “we want a of condition.” verge to strike other new deals competitive edge. free trade agreement” — but In their divorce agreement, around the world. “The UK will maintain the not at any cost. Britain and the EU agreed to The bloc insists there can be highest standards in these ar- “I see no need to bind our- strike an “ambitious, broad, no trade deal unless Britain eas — better, in many respects, selves to an agreement with the deep and flexible partnership,” agrees to a “level playing field” than those of the EU — without EU,” he said, insisting that Brit- including a free trade deal and and doesn’t undercut EU regu- the compulsion of a treaty,’’ ain would “restore full sover- agreements for security and lations, especially when it Johnson said. eign control” over its borders, other areas. comes to the environment, Johnson’s bullish message rules, and economy. The details are to be worked workers’ rights, and health and was aimed as much at a domes- EU chief negotiator Michel out during a transition period safety standards. tic audience as it was at the Barnier was equally emphatic lasting until the end of 2020, in “There is no such thing like a bloc, but EU leaders are unlike- that the EU’s 27 remaining na- which relations stay essentially free ride to the (EU’s) single ly to be reassured by what tions wouldn’t agree to any unchanged. market,” EU Commission presi- they’ll see as British intransi- British trade deal just to avoid a For the rest of this year the dent Ursula von der Leyen said. gence and wishful thinking. costly, chaotic “no-deal” at the United Kingdom will continue “It is always rights and obliga- “The UK can independently start of 2021, when an 11- to follow EU rules, although it tions in a good balance.” decide not to respect the rules,’’ month post-Brexit transition will no longer have a say in EU Johnson, however, doubled said France’s Europe Minister period ends. decision-making. down on Britain’s tough stance Amelie de Montchalin before “We are in favor of free After that, a cliff-edge looms. in Monday’s speech. He deliv- pointedly adding: “But when it trade, but we are not going to But Johnson insisted the choice ered it in the Painted Hall at the passes the frontier, it concerns be naive,’’ Barnier said. “If the facing Britain was not ‘‘deal or Old Royal Naval College in the place where it arrives.’’ request is to have broad access no deal.’’ Greenwich on the River Formal trade talks won’t to a market of 450 million Eu- “The question is whether we Thames, a spot steeped in Brit- start until next month, once ropean consumers, zero tariffs, agree a trading relationship ain’s past military glories. The they have been approved by all zero quotas — that won’t hap- with the EU comparable to vast hall, covered in paintings 27 EU nations. Activists challenge project’s Markets planning uSUFFOLK DOWNS US stocks recoup some losses Continued from Page D1 cern in the two-plus years of Stocks rose in much of the world Monday and recovered planning for Suffolk Downs, some of their losses from earlier weeks, but markets are which would add thousands of still far from giving the all-clear on the coronavirus, which new homes and millions of has spread to 20-plus countries. Chinese stocks tumbled square feet of office space to nearly 8 percent after investors there got a chance to catch one of the city’s most diverse up to losses that had already swept through other markets. and immigrant-heavy neigh- Monday was the first day of trading in more than a week in borhoods. Shanghai, and the losses would probably have been bigger HYM Investment Group, the JOHN TLUMACKI/GLOBE STAFF/FILE 2019 if not for moves by the Chinese authorities, including the project’s developer, has held Housing activists rallied in December in East Boston to call for more affordable housing in pumping of $173 billion into the financial system. In the more than 300 community the proposal to redevelop the Suffolk Downs racetrack site. United States, meanwhile, the S&P 500 rose 0.7 percent meetings, some in Spanish, and and clawed back some of its recent losses. The Dow gained has produced a Spanish-lan- creating a public process for ing to be able to hear the devel- cluding the two behind the lan- 0.5 percent, the Nasdaq 1.3 percent. Each of the indexes guage website about the proj- the Suffolk Downs proposal oper’s presentations, but the guage complaint — are also remains 1.4 to 3.2 percent below records set last month. US ect. Managing director Tom that is inclusive for all,” spokes- language access has been ane- pushing for more affordable stock market gains were relatively widespread Monday. O’Brien said his firm has “gone woman Bonnie McGilpin wrote mic at best,” said Lisa Owens, housing to be included in the Tesla surged 19.9 percent for its biggest gain since 2013, above and beyond” in public in an e-mail. executive director of City Life/ project. bringing its one-year return to nearly 150 percent, follow- outreach efforts and plans to The complaint to the federal Vida Urbana. “How are com- And HYM continues to ne- ing optimistic research reports by analysts. Nike rose 3.1 create a truly diverse communi- government says that transla- munity members supposed to gotiate with the state about percent even as investors try to handicap how much its ty at Suffolk Downs that would tions in many places were make their affordable-housing how much it will pay to im- earnings will be hurt by the virus. bring 10,000 new homes to a “scattered, unprofessional, un- needs known and participate in prove the Massachusetts Bay city that badly needs them. reliable, and incomplete.” local planning if those process- Transportation Authority’s DOW JONES industrial average “At a time when we are fac- Translators, it said, were often es are set up to exclude them?” Blue Line and nearby Route ing a housing crisis, it is unfor- ignorant of the technical lan- It’s unclear whether the 1A. tunate that anyone would want guage used by planners and complaint, which asks HUD to McGilpin said that BPDA to hold up progress on this cre- sometimes had insufficient order the BPDA to halt its re- staff have not made a final deci- ation of much-needed hous- equipment to effectively trans- view, will slow down approval sion on whether Suffolk Downs ing,” he said in a statement. late for a group of people and of the Suffolk Downs project. will go to the board for a vote A BPDA spokeswoman instead whispered translations The BPDA’s board has tenta- next week. pointed out that it has translat- to a small cluster of Spanish tively scheduled a hearing on “The project is still under re- ed several key documents into speakers. Question-and-answer Feb. 13, though it sometimes view,” she said. Spanish, held two Spanish-only sessions, the complaint said, puts off such hearings to allow public meetings, and has had were “regularly uninterpreted.” more time for discussion be- Tim Logan can be reached at translators at all community “Spanish-speaking residents tween developers and their fu- [email protected]. meetings on the project. and their families have turned ture neighbors. Follow him on Twitter at “The BPDA has prioritized out for public meetings expect- Community groups — in- @bytimlogan.

NASDAQ Composite index Startup aims to take the pain out of appraisals

uINNOVATION ECONOMY “but the efficiencies are partly low says. Reggora might be ordinary work flow. Continued from Page D1 attributable to Reggora,” he able to sell that data to others, Each of the startups is slow says that with Reggora’s says. Blacklow says. trying to come up with its own software, “Appraisers can ac- Reggora will find itself com- Reggora isn’t the only start- form of aspirin for the cept jobs just like Uber drivers. peting with a more established up trying to upgrade the mort- headache of buying a home. They see on their phone that business like California-based gage process. Own Up (former- “If someone wants to do a there’s a new job in this area; CoreLogic, which is publicly ly RateGravity) helps custom- residential mortgage, it takes do they want to accept it?” traded, as well as smaller com- ers shop for the ideal loan with 42 days to get it closed, when it For instance, if an appraiser panies that handle certain the best rate and then gener- should take 42 seconds,” says already has a morning steps of appraisals. But Reggo- ates a pre-approval letter they Barry Finegold, a managing appointment in Medford, he or ra’s investors are betting it can can use when placing bids on partner at the Andover law she might want to fill an empty streamline the process “in a properties. It was founded by firm Dalton & Finegold and an afternoon with an way the incumbent players ha- two former executives at Lead- early investor in Reggora. “But appointment in neighboring ven’t done,” says Peter Black- er Bank and collected $8.5 mil- that’s not where the tech is yet.” S&P 500 index Somerville. low of Boston Seed Capital, an lion in capital last October. Zitin and Denslow, he says, Arlington-based Leader early investor in the company. Notarize, in the Back Bay, “saw an industry that is kind of Bank started using Reggora’s (Blacklow was also an early has raised $44 million to make outdated, and wanted to software last year. President backer of DraftKings, the Bos- the notarizing of documents update it.” Jay Tuli says that when a home ton fantasy sports site.) digital, relying on Web-based Eventually, Zitin and Den- buyer has had an offer Blacklow adds that there’s video chats with notary pub- slow may even be able to say accepted because they potential for Reggora to collect lics, ID verification, and live they’ve been users of Reggora’s promised to close quickly, “as a enough data about individual signing of documents. About appraisal technology. But nei- lender, we may only have 15 homes that the data could half its business is related to ther has purchased a home in days to approve the loan. A big prove valuable to other compa- mortgages, CEO Pat Kinsel Boston’s hyper-competitive piece of that is getting the nies that also need to appraise says. It has been integrating its market yet. “Both of us rent as appraisal back.” the property, such as insurers system with those of partners of right now,” Denslow says. Tuli says his bank is now and investment banks that are that include lenders, title com- “But perhaps someday soon.” getting appraisals back “about trading large chunks of home panies, and other technology three days quicker than we equity loans — so they can have companies, so that getting Scott Kirsner can be reached at were in 2016.” Several factors “more insight into the quality mortgage documents notarized [email protected]. Follow SOURCE: Bloomberg News helped shrink that timeframe, of each individual loan,” Black- can happen as part of their him on Twitter @ScottKirsner TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 The Boston Globe Business D5 OPEC scrambles to react to falling oil demand from China

By Stanley Reed Wednesday in Vienna, where about 1 percent of world sup- a year. The plunge has under- ducing its orders for March oil, hitting prices and the reve- NEW YORK TIMES OPEC has its headquarters, to plies, according to a person fa- cut the effect of the carefully or- from Saudi Arabia, the de facto nues that OPEC governments Officials of some of the discuss the situation in the oil miliar with the matter. chestrated production cuts that leader of OPEC and the world’s depend on. world’s largest oil producers markets, according to two peo- “They are absolutely trying OPEC announced at its Decem- largest oil exporter. It is too late While OPEC is likely to are scrambling to stem a sharp ple briefed on the plans. to put a floor under prices,” said ber meeting in Vienna. West to cut February orders. make some cuts, Sen said, that fall in prices over concerns that The big producers are also Amrita Sen, chief oil analyst at Texas Intermediate, the US China is Saudi Arabia’s most may not be enough to bolster the growing coronavirus epi- discussing whether to schedule Energy Aspects, a market re- benchmark, entered a bear important customer and, along skittish markets. demic will reduce demand an emergency ministerial-level search firm. market Monday, which means with other Asian countries like Chinese oil demand already from China, the biggest import- meeting later this month, mov- The price of Brent crude, the it is down more than 20 per- India and South Korea, is in- appears to have crashed as the er. ing up a gathering planned for international benchmark, has cent from its January high. creasingly vital for the big oil lockdown of Wuhan and other Over the weekend, officials early March. On the agenda fallen about 19 percent over the OPEC seems unlikely to producers around the Persian cities and overall fear curb air from OPEC, as well as Russia, would be production cuts of up past month to less than $55 a stem the price declines soon. Gulf. Any slowing of these travel, driving, trucking and agreed to meet Tuesday and to 1 million barrels a day, or barrel, the lowest in more than Sen said China was already re- economies will sap demand for factory use, analysts said. Victoria’s Secret Tribune Publishing faces new turmoil CEO out in shake-up

By Jordyn Holman officer, as well as Wexner, ac- By Edmund Lee and Kim Bhasin cording to interviews the NEW YORK TIMES BLOOMBERG NEWS Times conducted with more NEW YORK — Tribune New allegations of sexual than 30 current and former ex- Publishing, owner of The Chi- misconduct have surfaced at ecutives, models, and others, cago Tribune, announced a Victoria’s Secret as the brand and from documents including management shake-up Mon- tries to remake its image after court filings. Razek was the vi- day, naming Terry Jimenez, its years of scandal and slumping sion behind the chain’s once chief financial officer, as the sales. iconic fashion show where lacy chief executive. He succeeds Female models and execu- lingerie-clad models strutted Timothy P. Knight, who will tives were bullied and harassed the runway wearing angel step down after only a year for decades at the lingerie wings. leading the company. M. GREEN/ASSOCIATED PRESS chain, evidence of an ‘‘en- Razek didn’t immediately The changes come two Alden Global Capital has trenched culture of misogyny,’’ respond to a voicemail request SCOTT OLSON/GETTY IMAGES months after Alden Global acquired the single largest according to a New York Times for comment. The sexual misconduct allegations, along with previous Capital, a New York hedge stake in Tribune Publishing. investigation published this In a statement, independent scandals, weigh on Victoria’s Secret’s rebound efforts. fund once called “a destroyer weekend. directors on the L Brands of newspapers,” acquired the the union at The Baltimore The revelations come days board said the company is investigate any ties between guest at Epstein’s Manhattan single largest stake in the com- Sun had sharp words for com- after reports that L Brands Inc., making strides in ensuring a the company and Epstein. mansion, which was filled with pany and installed two of eight pany executives. owner of the troubled retailer safe workplace, and it has in re- Wexner’s relationship with him young women who said they directors on the board. Tri- “The cuts being made are as well as Bath & Body Works, cent years adopted ‘‘more ro- ended 13 years ago and the were working as models. Razek bune Publishing has already only necessary to pad unrealis- was in talks to break up the bust anti-harassment policies, company doesn’t believe Ep- told a fellow guest that Victo- been cutting staff, eliminating tic profit expectations on Wall company and that longtime hotline reporting, and train- stein was ever formally em- ria’s Secret used Epstein mod- 118 posts through September. Street,” the union said on Twit- chief executive Les Wexner ing.’’ ployed by Victoria’s Secret. els. Last month, the company ter in a response to the man- could step down. Wexner has since expressed In August, more than 100 Davia Temin, CEO of crisis asked journalists at papers agement changes. The allegations, coupled regret over his association with models including Christy Turl- consulting firm Temin and across the country to volunteer Alden Global owns 32 per- with criticism of the brand’s Epstein, who in years past had ington Burns and Edie Camp- Company, said the problems at for buyouts. cent of Tribune Publishing and marketing and lingering ques- served as his money manager. bell signed an open letter to Victoria’s Secret have become Tribune Publishing, which agreed to steer clear of man- tions around the company’s re- Epstein killed himself inside Victoria’s Secret CEO John Me- endemic, and it may need a also owns The New York Daily agement or personnel matters lationship with the late convict- his jail cell in August as he was has calling for him to protect new owner to survive. Patching News, The Baltimore Sun, and for the time being. But insiders ed sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, awaiting trial on federal sex models against sexual harass- up the brand by tweaking ad- The Orlando Sentinel, has are wary. Alden, known for continue to erode Victoria’s Se- trafficking charges. ment and assault. vertising won’t be enough, she been hit hard by elemental gutting newsrooms to improve cret’s chances to rebound as it L Brands shares fell as much Razek left Victoria’s Secret said. changes to the news business profits, could buy more stock faces rising competition. as 3.11 percent Monday. They that same month. ‘‘Unfortunately, now Victo- as readers embrace screens for as soon as July. The culture at Victoria’s Se- have declined in each of the Epstein associated with ria’s Secret’s brand has gone to their news, and Facebook and The fear of the hedge fund cret was presided over by Ed past four years. Razek as well, and had some sleazy from sexy,’’ Temin said. Google siphon away the major- has so gripped The Chicago Razek, the company’s contro- Last July, L Brands said it influence at Victoria’s Secret. ‘‘And no re-brand is going to fix ity of digital ad dollars. Tribune’s journalists that two versial former chief marketing hired an external law firm to In 2005, he was welcomed as a that.’’ In a memo to staff Monday, of its reporters last month ap- Knight said the company proached several billionaires would have to continue to “re- to be potential white knights align” its “costs to the current and buy the company to fend revenue reality,” adding: off Alden. Hyundai ad director has some serious side projects “These efforts will allow the “Now, we are bracing for company to focus resources on the sight of colleagues with de- uBOLD TYPES seconds to talk about the marketing pitch to a client. has changed and he is more our employees and the journal- cades of experience walking Continued from Page D1 cause. After all, he’s built a ca- But then, not every ad agen- open-minded. The two met on ism you produce.” out with cardboard boxes in revolves around Krasinski reer out of conveying messages cy has a parent company that Jan. 24 before Baker presided Knight, who had spent sev- their arms and tears streaming boasting about the “smaht in a minute or less. also owns a sneaker business. over an event celebrating the eral decades in the news busi- down their faces,” David Jack- pahk” feature of his Hyundai The free footwear seems to completion of a rail platform ness, said he was “looking for- son and Gary Marx, reporters Sonata, and the various places InkHouse set to have paid off for GYK Antler, and elevator at Springfield’s ward to finding a new adven- at The Chicago Tribune, wrote he parked the car. All three expand to Seattle which has been named the Union Station. ture.” in an Op-Ed for The New York banter with intentionally over- InkHouse chief executive lead ad agency for Wahlburg- Neal made sure to point out Employees represented by Times last month. the-top accents. Beth Monaghan has closed an- ers, the Hingham-based res- to Baker that the state is poised The actors rattle off a num- other deal to expand into a taurant chain owned by broth- to step up its funding for the ber of local places in the skit: new city. This time, Seattle. ers Paul, Donnie, and Mark MBTA, which primarily serves LEGAL NOTICES Dorchester, Foxborough, the InkHouse is planning to an- Wahlberg. The brothers’ dec- Greater Boston. notices Garden, the Harbor. nounce on Tuesday that it has adelong reality TV show re- “We’re going to want some City of Newton &more Legal Notice Buckley, a Swampscott hired Kate Riley, a Seattle-area cently came to an end and they corresponding effort on east- Tuesday,February 11, 2020 boston.com/classifieds High School graduate, made native, away from giant PR are eager to give the chain a west rail,” Neal said. “I Public hearings will be held sure his former hometown got agency Edelman to lead the new image as they continue its highlighted the fact that on Tuesday,February 11, 2020 at 7:00 PM, second mentioned. new office. expansion. everybody in the state pays for LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES floor,NewtonCityHallbefore the Land Use Committee of Harvard Yard didn’t make The appointment follows The new campaign starts in the MBTA. There has to be a the Newton City Council for LEGAL NOTICE the purpose of hearing the the cut. Buckley said they in- two internal promotions aimed March. demonstration of regional MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE following petitions at which time all parties interested tentionally danced around that at keeping pace with Ink- GYK Antler is based in equity.” By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in the items shall be heard. in acertain Mortgage given by Arthur McNair to Rockland Notice will be published well-worn example of a Boston House’s growth: Alison Morra Manchester, N.H., but the Trust Company,dated September 28, 2007 and recorded Tuesday,January 28, 2020 Not everyone happy with the Suffolk County Registry of Deeds at Book 42547, and Tuesday,February 4, accent. moved up to managing direc- Wahlburgers account will be Page 1asaffected by aLoan Modification recorded on June 2020 in The Boston Globe 2, 2016 in Said Registry of Deeds at Book 56213, Page 339, and Wednesday,February “The funny thing about tor of InkHouse’s East Coast handled out of the agency’s with Wareham slogan subsequently assigned to Mortgage Electronic Registration 5, 2020 in the Newton System, Inc.byRockland Trust Company by assignment Tab, with acopy posted Bostonians, we’re proud of that operations and Ed Harrison Boston office. The town of Wareham has recorded in said Suffolk County Registry of Deeds at Book on the city’swebsite at 42575, Page 281, subsequently assigned to Cenlar FSB by www.newtonma.gov and accent,” said Buckley, who lives was named executive vice pres- The agency is part of a new- tried to capitalize on its Mortgage Electronic Registration System, Inc., its succes- in aconspicuous place at sors and assigns by assignment recorded in said Suffolk Newton City Hall. in the LA area now. “I go back ident and assistant general ly assembled family of compa- proximity to the Cape for years. County Registry of Deeds at Book 51237, Page 268, subse- quently assigned to Nationstar Mortgage LLC by Cenlar FSB #15-20(2) Petition to amend home, give me two beers, the manager of the firm’s Waltham nies called York Creative Col- Not anymore. by assignment recorded in said Suffolk County Registry of Deed Restrictionand Orders Deeds at Book 55743, Page 23, subsequently assigned to #148-15(2)and (3) at 180 next thing you know, it starts headquarters. lective, founded and led by The “Gateway to Cape Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc.byNationstar Mortgage LLC Wells Ave by assignment recorded in said Suffolk County Registry of 180 WELLS AVENUE, LLC. to come back.” (Morra also remains general Travis York. The group also in- Cod” just adopted a cheeky Deeds at Book 60511, Page 188 for breach of the conditions petition forSPECIAL PERMIT/ of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same SITE PLAN APPROVAL to Buckley got his start in the manager of that office.) cludes the Boston shoe compa- new marketing slogan: “It’s will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on February 18, amend Special Permit 2020 at 19 Morley Street, Unit 1, Boston, MA, all and singu- Board Orders #148-15(2) Super Bowl business working Monaghan and Meg ny York Athletic. Better Before the Bridges.” lar the premises described in said Mortgage,towit: and (3) to revise the design of the parking structure with online job board Mon- O’Leary founded InkHouse 13 Pam Hamlin, the York Needless to say, some on the Unit 1ofNineteen Morley Street Condominium, inBoston, and surface parking to the Suffolk County,Massachusetts,created by Master Deed approved three-story office dated August 23, 1988, recorded with Suffolk Registry of building, to reduce interior ster.com and Mullen, its ad years ago. group’s president, said the Cape aren’t pleased. Cape Cod Deeds in Book 14972, Page 71, in accordance with the pro- landscaping requirements, visions of M.G.L. Chapter 183A, as may be amended from to reduce loading bay length agency at the time. It has since grown to be- agency created York Athletic Chamber of Commerce chief time to time.The Unit contains the AREA listed above and is requirementsand to allow laid out as shown on aplan recorded with the first unit deed reducedminimum open You probably remember the come one of the largest PR sneakers with the Wahlburgers executive Wendy Northcross of said Unit of the Nineteen Morley Street Condominium space requirements which Trust recorded with said Deeds in Book 14972, Page 90, as requires an amendment Monster spot that aired at the agencies in New England. logo for the Wahlburgers mar- told the Cape Cod Times that may be amended from time to time,which is acopy of a to the deed restriction at portion of plans filed with the Master Deed and to which 180 WellsAvenue,Ward 1999 Super Bowl, in which (O’Leary is now chief market- keting team as part of the Wareham’s new motto violates is affixed the verified statement in the form provided for in 8, Newton Centre,onland M.G.L. c. 183A, Section 9. Together with an undivided 48.00 known as Section84Block kids tell the camera they want ing officer at Capsule8, a cy- pitch. And she said her team an unspoken rule in the percentage interest in the common areas and facilities of 34A Lot 03, containing the property described in the Master Deed attributable to approximately 219,980 sq. to grow up to hold dead-end bersecurity firm.) consumed more than 40 meals tourism industry: “You don’t the Unit. Together with and subject to all rights,easements, ft. of land in adistrict zoned and restrictions as set forth in deed recorded with Suffolk LIMITEDMANUFACTURING. jobs. Buckley soon realized, InkHouse opened its San at the restaurant chain’s four denigrate the other guy. You County Registry of Deeds in Book 20118, Page 121. This unit Sec.7.3.3, 7.4, 5.1.9.B.1, is intended for residential purposes only and no other use 5.1.13, 5.1.12.D.1, 4.3.3of perhaps earlier than many of Francisco office in 2014 and Massachusetts restaurants dur- talk about your traits and your may be made of the unit, exceptasexpressly stated in said Chapter30ofthe City of Master Deed. Being the same premises conveyed to this Newton Rev Zoning Ord, his peers, that live sporting then expanded to New York in ing the pitch process to try ev- qualities and don’t trash the mortgagor by deed recorded herewith. 2017. events would become more im- 2017. About 120 people work ery item on the menu. other guy.” The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit #70-20 Petition to amend of all easements,restrictions,encroachments,building and SpecialPermit Order #106-07 zoning laws,liens,unpaid taxes,tax titles,water bills,mu- at 349 Dedham Street portant than ever to advertis- at InkHouse, including nearly Aaron Gouveia, vice nicipal liens and assessments,rights of tenants and parties CHABAD LUBAVITCH, INC./ East-west rail may be in possession, and attorney’sfees and costs. BETH MENACHEM CHABAD ers in the streaming age. 70 in Waltham. “Growing be- president at the Boston-based petition for SPECIAL PERMIT/ TERMS OF SALE: SITE PLAN APPROVAL to “If you can own the Super yond Boston . . . opens us up to nearing reality Belfort Group, says the Adeposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS amend Special Permit Board ($5,000.00) in the form of acertified check, bank treasurer’s Order #106-07 to increasethe Bowl, then you can always other geographic markets and Is Representative Richie campaign is all in fun. No check or money order will be required to be delivered at or numberofallowable nursery before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder students to 41, to allow have a decent livelihood,” sectors,” Monaghan said in an Neal finally getting some trac- insult intended. After the town will be required to execute aForeclosure Sale Agreement parking in the front setback immediately after the close of the bidding.The balance of and to reduce the minimum Buckley said. e-mail. “PR is still a people tion with Governor Charlie hired Belfort, the marketing the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days from open space at the site at 349 the sale date in the form of acertified check, bank trea- Dedham Street, Ward 8, on Buckley has put those earn- business and face-to-face inter- Baker on the east-west rail? agency noticed a widespread surer’scheck or other check satisfactory to Mortgagee’sat- land knownasSection 83 torney.The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at the sale, Block 36A Lot 01, containing ings to work on his passion actions with our clients and Neal sure thinks so. sentiment in Wareham that it to reject any and all bids,tocontinue the sale and to amend approximately 33,697 sq. ft. the terms of the sale by written or oral announcement of land in adistrict zoned projects. The latest: a docudra- the media are still very impor- Baker initially had been a is often overlooked as just a made before or during the foreclosure sale.Ifthe sale is SINGLE RESIDENCE 1. Ref: set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Sec.Dover Waiver,7.3.3, 7.4, ma depicting the real-life hor- tant.” skeptic, vetoing legislation pass-through to the Cape. With entitled only to areturn of the deposit paid. The purchaser 5.1.8.A.1, 5.1.13, 3.1.6 of the shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor,the City of Newton Rev Zoning Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’sattorney.The description of Ord, 2017. rors at a Guatemalan orphan- Monaghan said expanding championed by state Senator that in mind, several new the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF *** age called “Saria.” Last week, to San Francisco helped grow Eric Lesser to study the bene- slogans were run by about 300 THE ESSENCE. Youmay call the City Council Office at 617-796-1210 for Buckley trekked to Washington InkHouse’s tech business and fits of increasing passenger Wareham residents. “It’s Better Other terms,ifany,tobeannounced at the sale. information. to meet with congressmen opening in New York helped rail service between Spring- Before the Bridges” was the top Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc. Present Holder of said Mortgage, Adriano Espaillat and Vicente InkHouse nab some consumer- field and Boston. Eventually, choice. By Its Attorneys, ORLANS PC Gonzalez to discuss a cam- oriented clients. She said she’s Baker came around and agreed “It’s catchy, attention- PO Box 540540 LEGAL NOTICE OF COURT Waltham, MA 02454 PROCEEDINGS paign for justice for the 41 girls intrigued by Seattle because it’s to do the study. An east-west getting, it has people talking,” Phone: (781) 790-7800 Higgins,Plaintiff 19-006975 V who died in a 2017 fire at the “an up-and-coming hotbed of rail task force that includes Gouveia said. 1/28, 2/4, 2/11/2020 Verizon of New England, orphanage and the 15 who sur- innovation and talent.” Neal and Lesser is scheduled to He’s not kidding — Inc. United States District Court vived. get an update from the admin- especially about that last part. District of Massachusetts, Boston’sbest jobs Boston The movie has been nomi- Wahlburgers names istration at a meeting Thurs- File #8-12092 The CareersSection of 8/14/19 nated for an Oscar in the short Antler lead ad agency day in Springfield. Jon Chesto can be reached at TheBostonSundayGlobe Plaintiff claims defendant, film category. If it wins on Sun- Not every ad agency will The congressman said Bak- [email protected]. Follow United States Government Officials with collision in day, Buckley plans to use his 45 throw in free sneakers in their er’s tone on the east-west rail him on Twitter @jonchesto. above named trial. D6 The Boston Globe TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 Remembered SHARE YOUR MEMORIES ON OUR GUEST BOOK AT BOSTON.COM/OBITUARIES

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ARLINGTON NORWOOD MURAD,Robert J. HEBNER, Brian John SULLIVAN, Mary E. (Stone) KEEGAN, Marilyn F. BEDFORD KILLAM, Marion (Richardson) PEABODY BEVERLY DOHERTY,Russell E. JOHNSTON, Kevin J. PITTSFIELD BILLERICA LIGOCKI, Gerald A. McEACHERN, Janice Mae McGONIGLE, Marie A. (Mahoney) QUINCY BOSTON HANSEN, Donald William, Esq. BADER, Maureen Ursula (Sullivan) FORDE, Patrick J. READING HEBNER, Brian John BAGLIO,Rita R. (Britton) Of Wakefield, Feb. 1, 2020,atage SHAER, James D. At 66 years,inRevere & STEELE, Jo (Farnsworth) 61. BelovedhusbandofDianna L. BRAINTREE EndofWatch Inverness, Florida,formerly REVERE (Patenaude)Boothewithwhom he DiMASCIO,Gilda Ida Carmela PassedawaypeacefullyonJanuary of Everett&Peabody,on shared 30 years of marriage.Devoted (DiMascio) DOHERTY,Russell E. 01/28/2020 29,2020inBrewster, MA afterbeing January30th, following alengthy fatherofJeffreyH.Boothe of Wakefield. BRIGHTON LaPORTA,Florence (Blengs) surrounded by dearfriends and family. illness. Belovedhusband of 39 years Of Danvers, formerly Malden, 52 years CaringbrotherofRobertBootheand MEYERS,Theresa M. (Menton) She was borninBostontoRenaand Al to M. Linda (Moschella) Doherty. LeBLANC, ClaireM.(Tyler) of age, on January28. Beloved husband his wife BettyAnn of N. Billerica,Susan SullivanonSeptember 6, 1936. Cherishedfather of Brian R. &Jason BROOKLINE LIGOCKI, Gerald A. of Adrianne (Ross) Acres. Devoted MacDonald andher late husband Patof Maureen earned herB.S.inEduca- M. Doherty,all of Revere. Dearbrother BADER, Maureen Ursula (Sullivan) father of US ArmySgt.Christopher S. Manchester, NH,and BarbaraSharer of LEDER, Philip ROSLINDALE tionfromBostonCollege and an M. of William E. Doherty of South Florida, Acres, Jr.atFt. Polk,LA, John Acres of South Carolina. Also survived by many STEELE, Jo (Farnsworth) MURAD,Robert J. Ed. at UMass/Boston in thelatefifties. Susan J. Rothwell&husband, Stephen Maldenand his stepdaughter,Kyriel loving nieces &nephews. Relatives & She taught statesideinStoughton and of Hanson,MA&the late,Michael CANTON SAUGUS Ross of Hamilton. Son of Carol Acresof friends are invited to gather in honor MACY,Louise Anne Brookline, MA; in addition,she taught “Bowl” Doherty.Proud brother-in-law Maldenand the late Chester Ledbury. of Jeff during Visiting Hours at the McGONIGLE, Marie A. (Mahoney) LeBLANC, ClaireM.(Tyler) overseas in Japan forthe Department to Judith F. “Judi” (Dodge)Doherty He was also predeceased by his half- Robinson FuneralHome, 809Main O’HURLEY,Dr. John G. Sr. SULLIVAN, Mary E. (Stone) of Defense,and in Panamafor the of Peabody,Dr. WilliamA.Moschella, brother, the late RobertLedbury.Chris St., MELROSE on Wednesday, Feb. 5 CHELMSFORD PanamaCanal Company. Maureen D.M.D.&his wife, EileenofLynn & SOMERVILLE is also survivedbyalargeextended from4-7pm withaspecialTime for McEACHERN, Janice Mae earnedanEducationalSpecialist the late Robert S. “Robbie” Moschella. ESCOTT,Peter A. familyfromall over the country and Remembrance at 6:30pm.Gifts in Jeff’s degree at theUniversityofGeorgia Alsolovingly survivedbymanynieces& CHELSEA Canada. memorymay be made to C.A.S.T. for ACRES,Christopher S. Sr. SPRINGFIELD in the seventiesthendecided toshift nephews.Dearson of thelateWilliam Visiting Hours: will be held KidsFoundation, 2755Commercial ANNESE, Elizabeth SHAER, James D. her career focus.After spending some F. &Pauline(Elliott) Doherty &devoted from the Welsh Funeral Home, 718 St. SE, Suite 101,Salem,OR97302. ESCOTT,Peter A. timeworking in publishing and the son-in-law to RevereDeputyFireChief STONEHAM Broadway, CHELSEA on Wednesday Foronlinetribute or directions: KOECHLIN, Patricia Baker social securityadministration, Maureen Angelo S. Moschella&Antoinetta LIGOCKI, Gerald A. from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM and again RobinsonFuneralHome.com JOHNSTON, Kevin J. moved to Alexandria,VAwhereshe “Netta”(Casella) Moschella. Family & from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. An Order of CHESTNUT HILL workedasanAdministrative Officer LifeCelebration by friends are invited to attend aVisitation TEWKSBURY the Eastern Star Serviceand Masonic LEDER, Philip in the BureauofWesternHemisphere Robinson Funeral Home on Friday,February 7thfrom 9:00 a.m. McEACHERN, Janice Mae MEYERS,Theresa M. (Menton) Funeral Ritualwill be held at 7:00 PM. Affairs, specializinginthe U.S. Mission to 11:00 a.m. in theVertuccio&Smith, Relatives and friends are mostkindly DANVERS TOPSFIELD to theOrganization of AmericanStates. Home for Funerals, 773Broadway invited to attend. Funeral Services will ACRES,Christopher S. Sr. CROSSCUP,David P. She feltfortunatetohavebeenaU.S. (Rte. 107), REVERE, followed by ANNESE, Elizabeth be conducted in the Funeral Home on delegateatthe generalassemblies for CROSSCUP, DavidP. hisFuneral Mass in the Immaculate WAKEFIELD Thursday, February6th at 10:00 AM. DEDHAM 20 years. She retired from the state ConceptionChurch (Corner of Beach BOOTHE, Jeffrey D. Serviceswill conclude in the Funeral HEBNER, Brian John department in 2000 and moved to Cape Of Topsfield, formerlyofMalden and St.&Winthrop Ave.)Revere at 11:30 KEEGAN, Marilyn F. Home. Funeral Home fully handicap JOHNSTON, Kevin J. Codin2013. Everett, February3,2020 at the age a.m.&immediately followedwith MURAD,Robert J. accessible, ample parking opposite VALE, Fay(Kaminsky) Maureen married Donald Baderin of 58. Beloved husband of Lucille intermentatWoodlawnCemetery, STEELE, Jo (Farnsworth) Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, please in 1977. They spentmanyhappy times (Vitale)Crosscupwith whom he Everett.Parking available left of the DORCHESTER WALPOLE makeadonationtothe Massachusetts in the NorthernNeck of Virginiawith shared 38 years of marriage. Devoted Funeral Home.Russell was alongtime DiMASCIO,Gilda Ida Carmela HEBNER, Brian John DeMolayWakefield Chapter,370 their dog, Budweiser. father of Ariana of Topsfield. Loving member of theRevere Lancers &the (DiMascio) KEEGAN, Marilyn F. Salem St., Wakefield, MA 01880. Late Maureen wasespecially passionate grandfather to Mila and Jayson. Son to Revere Reveries,asegment in his McRAE, Justin D. Corrections Officer,Middlesex County WALTHAM about her volunteerworkwith Ignatian Donald P. Crosscup and his wife Bette lifethatremainedmostspecialinhis DUXBURY Sheriff’sOffice,ChiefOfficer,Malden Volunteer CorpsinVirginia.Inaddi- of Brookline, son of the late Barbara MEYERS,Theresa M. (Menton) SULLIVAN, Mary E. (Stone) Emergency Center,latemember and thoughts&generosity. Retired U.S. tion, she dearlyloved spendingtime (Baron). Brother of Donna Coveney PostalEmployee forover25years& EVERETT pastWorshipful Master, Mt.Vernon- WATERTOWN withclose friendsand cherishedfamily and herhusband David of Woburn, and ESCOTT,Peter A. Galilean Lodge, Aleppo Temple Shrine Late U.S. Navy Vietnam EraVeteran.In HOLLENDER, Edith (Grossman) members. She was an exceptionally at- Roberta FratiofMalden.Brother-in-law lieuofflowers, remembrances maybe FALL RIVER and Worthy Patron MelroseChapter 14, tentive listener, who took joyinhearing of Joseph Vitale and hiswife Susan madetothe RevereLeague for Special MACY,Louise Anne WEST ROXBURY Eastern Star.For directions or to send about the current eventsofeachperson (Fisher)ofGeorgetown, Lillian (Vitale) Needs,200 Winthrop Ave.,Revere,MA FOXBOROUGH FORDE, Patrick J. expressionsofsympathy, pleasevisit in her life.She had awonderful ability Berardino and her husbandArthur of 02151. Formoreinformation, please STEELE, Jo (Farnsworth) MURAD,Robert J. www.WelshFuneralHome.com to retain everydetail of everyconversa- Middleton. Cherished uncle to many visit www.vertuccioandsmith.com FRAMINGHAM WESTWOOD Welsh Funeral Home tionshe had with those closetoher. nieces and nephews, and loving Puppi LEAHY,BarbaraA. Chelsea, 617-889-2723 Maureen waspredeceasedbyher to his great-nieces and nephews. Forty- SULLIVAN, Mary E. (Stone) HEBNER, Brian John husband, Don,her parents Renaand year employeeofEversource.Loverof KEEGAN, Marilyn F. HANOVER Al Sullivan,and herbest friend,Fran the outdoors,kayaking and hiking.In ESCOTT,Peter A. HANSEN, Donald William, Esq. WILMINGTON Coyne.She is survived by her sister,Re- lieuofflowers, donations can be made McLAUGHLIN, Mary M. ANNESE,Elizabeth BOOTHE, Jeffrey D. ginaHunter of Sudbury, MA,her neph- in David’s memory to the Dana Farber HANSON ewsChuck andPaul,niecesJeanne and Cancer Inst., 450 Brookline Ave.,Bos- DOHERTY,Russell E. WINCHESTER Nanci,her goddaughters Frances and ton, MA 02215. Funeral from the Salva- McRAE, Justin D. HYDE PARK Kathy, as well as severalgrandnephews, tore Rocco Funeral Home,331 Main St. FORDE, Patrick J. WOBURN grandnieces andmanyspecial relatives EVERETTonFriday,Feb. 7at8AM. A MURAD,Robert J. Funeral Mass will be held at St.Joseph McGONIGLE, Marie A. (Mahoney) and friends. LYNN AFuneral Mass willbeheld at St. Church, Maldenat9AM. Relatives DOHERTY,Russell E. McRAE, Justin D. PiusXChurch, StationAve.,South and friendsare kindly invited.Visiting MALDEN WORCESTER Yarmouth, MA at 10:00 AM Saturday, Hours Thurs., 4-8PM, with complimen- ACRES,Christopher S. Sr. HUGHES,James B. February8,2020 with reception to taryvaletparking.Interment will be in CROSSCUP,David P. follow. WoodlawnCemetery, Everett. JOHNSTON, Kevin J. YARMOUTH PORT In lieu of flowers, Maureen would McEACHERN, Janice Mae BADER, Maureen Ursula (Sullivan) loveadonationtothe humanesociety MEDFIELD or an animalrescuefacilityofyour PARMIGIANE, Ralph A. OUT OF STATE choice. MELROSE Notes of comfortmay be sent to BOOTHE, Jeffrey D. FLORIDA Retired Age89, died Sunday, Feb. 2, 2020. Maureen’s family at www.MorrisOCon- 1-877-71-ROCCO JOHNSTON, Kevin J. DOHERTY,Russell E. SHAER, James D. She was the loving wifeofMichael D. norBlute.com www.roccofuneralhomes.com Somerville School MILFORD MAINE Annese,withwhom sheshared sixty SULLIVAN, Mary E. (Stone) PARMIGIANE, Ralph A. years of marriage.BorninChelsea on Te acher MILTON Dec. 20, 1930, shewas thedaughter NEW HAMPSHIRE BAGLIO,RitaR.(Britton) Of Everett, Feb. 3. Beloved husband of MACY,Louise Anne of the late Felix andAdeline (DiTullio) DiMASCIO,Gilda Ida O’HURLEY,Dr. John G. Sr. BAGLIO,Rita R. (Britton) Mastrangelo.She was raisedand Carmela (DiMascio) JanetM.(Cafasso)for over 47 years. Of Derry, NH, formerly of NorthRead- Dear and devoted father of Michael P. NEEDHAM BOOTHE, Jeffrey D. educated in Chelsea andhad been a ing,passed away on Friday,January andhis fiancee’Susan ClarkofChelsea KOECHLIN, Patricia Baker LIGOCKI, Gerald A. Danvers residentfor morethansixty 31statthe ageof91. Beloved wife of andPeter F. of Everett. Devoted NEWTON REYNOLDS,Kate R. years. the late SalvieBaglio.Devoted mother brotherofFrancisEscottand hiswife, LEAHY,BarbaraA. Lizwas employed at both Hunt of SandraGalvin of Peabody; Debra Memorial Hospital and Salem Hospital, Antoinette of CT,Ann EscottofNHand NORTH BILLERICA OUT OF COUNTRY Beninati and her husband Stephen of thelatePatriciaEscott.Loving Papa BOOTHE, Jeffrey D. and later returned to bothlocations as Derry, NH; James Baglio and his wife of DukeP.Escott. Dear brother-in-law NORTH READING IRELAND adedicated volunteer.She also worked Melissa of Hudson, NH andMichael at Brooks Market in Danvers Square of Frederickand Louise Cafasso of BAGLIO,Rita R. (Britton) FORDE, Patrick J. Baglioand hiswife Juli of Raleigh, Everett.Peter is also survived by several and wasthe managerofthe KFCin NC. Dear sister of her late 10 brothers Danvers. nieces, nephews, grandnieces and and sisters. Daughter of the late John grandnephews.Relatives and friends Lizwas aloving person whowas William Britton and Annabelle(Ladd). dedicated to her family,but her arerespectfullyinvited to attend Peter’s Cherished grandmother of fourteen, Visiting Hours in theCafasso &Sons pastimeswereplaying cards, Texas adored great-grandmotherofeighteen Holdem, and Bingo. FuneralHome, 65 ClarkSt.,(Corner and Lovinggreat-great-grandmother of of Main St.) EVERETT, Thursday,Feb. She leaves twograndsons, Brant one. Visitation from the Cota Funeral PicardofAyer and Michael Picardand 6from4-7 p.m. HisFuneral will be Home, 335 Park St.(corner of Park from theFuneral Home on Friday at his fiancée Gabrielle of Cape Coral,FL, St.and Rte.28), NORTH READING, Age90, alongtime Braintree resident, 9a.m.followedbyaFuneral Mass twogreat-granddaughters,and Carolin on Thursday, February 6thfrom diedpeacefully,Friday, January31, in St.Anthony’sChurch,38Oakes and Christina. In addition to her 9am-11am followedbyabriefService. 2020. St., Everett, at 10 a.m. Interment husband,she waspredeceasedbyher Have the of a IntermentRiverside Cemetery, North Gilda wasborninPettorano sul Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. beloveddaughter,Maureen Annese- Reading.Inlieu of flowers, donations Gizio, province of L’Aquila, region of ContributionsinPeter’s memoryto Talk SM Picard. maybemade to the TrinityEvangelical Abruzzo, Italy.She immigrated to the St.JudeChildren’sResearchHospital, HerFuneralServicewillbeheld Church, 105 Haverhill St., NorthRead- U.S. in 1948 at theage of nineteen. 501St. Jude Place, Memphis,TN, on Friday, Feb. 7, 2020 at noon in the ing,MA01864. Gilda had livedinBraintree for fifty 38105would be sincerely appreciated. 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FORDE, PatrickJ. HANSEN, Donald William, HEBNER, Brian John JOHNSTON, KevinJ. KOECHLIN, Patricia Baker LeBLANC, ClaireM.(Tyler)

Esq. RetiredNorwood Of Wakefield, unexpectedlyonFeb. Of (Beachmont) Revere,age 90, Firefighter,alifelong 2, 2020,atage 65. Beloved husband February 2nd. Wife of thelatePeter resident of Norwood, of Ruth A. (Marks)Johnstonwith J. LeBlanc. Loving cousinofClaire passed away on February3,2020atthe whomheshared 41 years of marriage. Croce.Devotedfriend of Jack &Honey ageof76. DevotedfatherofStephen Devoted father of Kimberly A. Minor MurphyofRevere. Also survived by John Hebner and hisfiancée Marcia and herhusband Christopher of manynieces &nephews. Relatives & Cole of Norwood and DavidRobert Lynnfieldand thelateEric J. Johnston. friendsare invitedtoattendanhour HebnerofNorwood. Husband of the Cherishedgrandfather of Victoria of visitation in theBisbee-Porcella late JanetJo(Larsen) Hebner.Brother and Connor MarksofLynnfield. FuneralHome, 549 Lincoln Ave., of WilliamHebner of ME,Robert Caringbrother of BrianM.Johnston SAUGUS on Wednesday, 11 a.m. – HebnerofNorwood and Richard and and hiswife Marie of Stoneham. noon followed by aFuneral Service in Dennis Hebner, bothofWalpole. Also Loving uncleofBrianna andCatrina the FuneralHomeatnoon. Interment survivedbymanynieces and nephews. Johnston of Stoneham. Relativesand WoodlawnCemetery, Everett. In lieu Brianwas alongtime employeefor friendsare invited to gather in honor of flowers, donations maybemade to Norwood Moving and Storage,Co. A of Kevin’s life during VisitingHours FisherhouseBoston.org Fordirections& Of Hyde Park, formerlyofCraugh, Funeral Home Servicewill be heldon at the RobinsonFuneral Home, 809 condolences,www.BisbeePorcella.com DiedinNeedham, Massachusettson Aughrim,Ballinasloe,County Galway, Friday, February 7, 2020 at 10am at the Main St., MELROSE on Thursday, Feb. 6from 9-11:30am, followed January28, 2020.Mrs. Koechlinwas Ireland, passedawaypeacefully Age69, of Quincyand formerly of Kraw-KornackFuneral Home, 1248 by aLife Celebrationat11:30am. bornonJuly18, 1924 in Chelsea, surrounded by hislovingfamilyon Norwellpassed away on February 1, Washington St., Norwood,MA. Visiting Gifts in memory of Kevinmay be MA.AdaughterofHerbert andMary February 2, 2020. Born February 19, 2020 after afive-and-a-half-month Hourswill be held on Thursday, Feb. 6, made toNationalDownSyndrome (Cotter)Baker,she was a1941 gradu- 1933, the son of the latePatrick J. and battle with brain cancer. 2020 from4-8pm.Burialwillbeat LEDER,Philip Society,8E.41stSt.,8th Fl.,New ateofLowell High School,where she Winifred(Flannery) Forde. Beloved Donwas the loving husband of Lindy Highland Cemetery Norwood. US Navy York,NY10017. Formoreinfo: was classsalutatorian;graduated husband of thelateMargaret “Peggy” HansenofQuincy andthe beloved Vietnam Veteran. (Burke). LovingfatherofKevin and fatherofKirsten andBritt Hansen, as RobinsonFuneralHome.com fromRadcliffeCollegewithadegree Kraw-KornackFuneralHome.com in mathematicsin1945, and earned hiswife Karen FordeofWeymouth well as the proud grandfather of Jack LifeCelebrationby Family Owned and Operated aMaster’s Degree in mathematics and Brian andhis wife Jackie Forde WilliamO’Connell. Robinson Funeral Home of Middleton, andthe late PatrickJ. Born in Hanover,Don wasthe son 781-762-0482 fromMontclairState Collegein1977. Forde.DearfamilyfriendofJessica of Sophy(Church) Hansenand the Shewas employed for manyyears Feeney and herhusbandMichael. late HarryC.Hansen.Donaldwas a HOLLENDER, Edith KEEGAN, Marilyn F. by RocheLaboratories in Nutley,NJ, Cherished “Grandpa” of Brady,Kaeley, 1968 graduate of Hanover High School (Grossman) as aSeniorStatistician. She married Molly, and Mackenzie.Dearbrother where he was class president,and a Of Dedham, passed away on Febru- BernardAlphons Koechlin, PhD in of JulieMurray,Eileen Nelson, James 1972Graduate of Rutgers University. ary2,2020 at the ageof86. Daughter Boston in 1948. In 1955,theymoved Ford, Andrew Fordeand thelate He wentontoearn aMaster’s Degree of the late William C. and Florence to Montclair,NJ, where sheraised six Bridie Flanagan, Thomas Forde, Frank in Public Administrationfrom T. (Calapai)Keegan. Loving sister of children and becameinvolved in local “Simon”Fordeand Freda Richards. Northeastern 1976 and aJ.D.from BarbaraJ.Qualter of Canton, Carol politics; advocated forthe rightsofthe Also thedevoted husbandofthe late Suffolk Universityin1983. He lived in Donovan of Dedham, Paula Kearneyof developmentallydisabledand partici- Eileen (Driscoll)Forde.Also survived Boston, South Weymouth, andQuincy FL and the late William F. Keegan, Flor- pated in thepeace,women’s rights, and ence T. Shaw, Francis Keegan and Paul by many nieces and nephews. Funeral before settling in Norwellfor over thirty civil rightsmovements.She was elected Age85, passed away on February2, M. Keegan. Special friend of Bill Fiola from theWilliam J. GormleyFuneral years and moving to West Quincyearly to and served on Montclair’sTown 2020, withhis belovedwife of 60 years, of Dedham. Also survived by many Home,2055CentreStreet, WEST lastyear. Council from 1980-84.In1992, she AyaLeder,and his familyathis side. nieces and nephews. Marilynhad aTV ROXBURYonThursday,February6, Donworkedfor the CityofQuincyas andher husbandmoved to Rockport, Phil wasdevotedtohis family; show on the CommunityTVstationin 2020 at 9:00 a.m. followed by aMassof bothPersonnel Director and Assistant MA,where she continued heractiv- accomplished andgenerous; respected Dedham Called “Seniorsonthe Move”. ChristianBurial in St.Theresa of Avila CitySolicitor beforeopening his ism and communitywork. After61 by those whose lives he touched. She organized proms for seniors and Churchat10o’clock. Visiting Hours own lawpracticewhere he enjoyed years of marriage, she waswidowed He was born in Washington,DC, was amember of the Troubadours, Red Wednesday from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. developing relationships with clients in 2010. Shewas alsopredeceasedby graduating from Western High Hats and the Dedham Women’s Club. IntermentMount Benedict Cemetery. for overthirtyyears.Inaddition to his her sisters,HariotDeutscherand Mary Schoolin1952, andthenearning She alsovolunteered at the Dedham Fordirections and guestbook,please privatepractice,Don workedascounsel Nelson.She is survivedbyadaughter, undergraduate and medical degrees Of Watertown, on Sunday, February council of aging.Funeral fromthe visit:gormleyfuneral.com at NewEngland Medical Center.In Emily,ofTakomaPark, MD,and five from Harvard Universityin1956and 2, 2020. For64years, she was the Kraw-Kornack Funeral Home, 1248 his spare time, Don traveledwidely sons: Patrick(Julia) of Rye, NY,Nicolas 1960, respectively. Philbegan his career William J. GormleyFuneral Service cherished wifeofthe late Morris Washington St., NORWOOD,Thursday, withhis family includingvisiting (Catherine)ofSouth Salem, NY;John, in genetics at the National Institutes of 617-323-8600 Hollender andtogether were Survivors February 6, 2020 at 9:00am followed Scandinavia to trackhis ancestors’ of Pembroke,MA; Timothy(Katherine Health, whereheserved as the director of the Holocaust. by aFuneral Mass at 10amatSt. Anne’s of the Laboratoryfor Molecular roots and Francetofollowthe footsteps Joyce) of Montclair,NJ, and Carl Nagy- Services at TempleBethIsrael, 25 Church, 90 W. Milton St., Readville, Genetics before returningtoHarvard of hisgreat-uncle during World WarI. Koechlin (BethNagy) of Dorchester, MA 02136. Visiting Hours will be held MedicalSchoolin1980 as founding An avid tennisand basketballplayer Harvard St., Waltham on Thursday, MA; by sixgrandchildren: Alexander on Wednesday, February5,2020 from Chairmanofthe Genetics Department, in High School, Doncontinued to February6at 11:00amwith interment Walzer Koechlin, Leah Walzer Koechlin, 4-8pm. Burial willbeatKnollwood apositionheheld for morethan25 share hislovefor bothsportswith his following at Beth Israel Memorial Park, Mikael SergeyKoechlin, RémyIvan MemorialPark, Canton, MA.Inlieu years.Phil’sprofessional achievements daughters and theirpeersasacoach. Waltham. Koechlin,Joshua LeeKoechlinNagy, of flowers,donations maybemade in are numerous–he was amemberof Ever curious, he wasalwaysreading Remembrancesmay be made to the and JulianAlphonsKoechlinNagy; her name to the Dana-Farber Cancer the National Academy of Sciences and and discussingpoliticswith his family. Morris &EdithHollender TorahFund, by threestepgrandchildren, and 10 Institute,P.O.Box 849168, Boston, MA the Institute ofMedicine,was awarded He loved to bake and wasespecially c/oTemple Beth Israel, 25 Harvard St., stepgreat-grandchildren.Visitation 02284-9168 www.dana-farber.org the National Medal of Science, the fondoffruitpies which he lovedto Waltham, MA 02453. willbeatGreely FuneralHome, 212 Lasker Award, the Heineken Prize,and makeafter an annual blueberryor kraw-kornackfuneralhome.com WashingtonSt.,GLOUCESTER,MA Levine Chapels, Brookline honorarydegrees fromYale University, apple picking outing with hiswifeand Family Owned and Operated on Friday, February, 7, from 5:00-7:00 617-277-8300 Mount Sinai MedicalCenterand the We know daughters. 781-762-0482 pm, andaFuneral Mass will be said at www.levinechapel.com Hebrew University, among others. After adiagnosis of Parkinson’s St.Joachim ChurchinRockport, MA Phil loved his life in research and disease in 2006,Don facedhis health on Saturday, February 8, at 11:00 am. that paying KILLAM, Marion Burial to follow at theBeech Grove academia,but he delighted in his family challenges withstrength, grace, and and,especially, his grandchildren.As resilience and partnered with Boston HUGHES, JamesB. (Richardson) Cemetery in Rockport. Contributions in Mrs. Koechlin’smemory maybemade he once wrote, “Inthe next fewyears I Universitytocontribute to movement willretirefrom alife in genetics, which tributeto studies for Parkinson’s to helpother Of Bedford, died Feb. 1, 2020. She was to NewEngland Village, 664 SchoolSt., the loving wifeofthe late Norman Pembroke,MA02359. Online condo- I’ve loved, from thegeneticcodetothe patients learntocopewith their human genome. ButIwon’t retirefrom F. Killam,withwhom she shared44 lences maybesharedat diagnosesand improve theirsymptoms. thosegrandchildren.”Henever did. years of marriage.Survived by her two www.greelyfuneralhome.com Over the pastyearand ahalf,Don Phil is survived by hiswife, Aya your loved daughters and theirspouses, Karen enjoyed getting to knowhis new Leder, and his children,Micki, Tani and Killam Schmuch and Karl of Rowley grandson,Jack. Donhad an eloquence Ben. He is also survived by daughters- and Carolyn Killam Tortoraand Renato andaquick witthatcontinued to bring in-law, Karen Leder andMaryLeder, ones is of Pepperell,grandchildren,Madeleine tears of laughter to hisfamily,even in LaPORTA, Florence (Blengs) andgrandchildrenJacob,David,Sarah, andNathanielSchmuchand Rachel his final days. Eli, Alex, Matt, Amandaand Annie. Donwillbemissed deeply for his andNicole Tortora, sister,Barbara Thefuneralservicewillbeheld on important positivity, kindness, senseofhumor, McCormack of Billerica, also survived Wednesday, February 5that1:30 PM and loving nature. He lovedsummer by many nieces andnephews, including at Temple Emeth,194 GroveStreet, and theocean, recently saying, “I tryto Linda Santosuosso of Lexington. ChestnutHill. Burial willfollowatOr to you. do somethingdifferent on the firstday Sisterofthe late Martha Dubois and EmetCemetery, 776Baker St., West of everysummer.” Hisfamily hopes to Albert“Skip” Richardson. Visitation Roxbury. Reception willbeatthe carry thatlovefor life in honorofDon’s Of Worcester, passedawayafter a willbeheldatthe Bedford Funeral family’shomeimmediately following memory. period of declining health on Friday, Home, 167 TheGreatRd.,BEDFORD, burial. Donissurvived by hiswife, Lindy January31st, at the ageof72. on Friday,Feb. 7, from10:00-11:30 In lieuofflowers, remembrances (Arnold)HansenofQuincy, his He was theson of late James and AM andimmediately followed by a maybemade to Good Shepherd To submit apaid death daughter Kirsten Hansen and her MildredHughes of Worcester. He leaves Serviceat11:45 AM at theFuneral Community Hospice, 90 WellsAve., husband GaryGodinhoofBoston, his sister,Jayne Hughes with whom Home. Forthosewho wish, memorial Newton,MA02459 or acharityofone’s noticefor publication in his daughter BrittHansen and her he lived. contributionscan be made to the First choice. husband PatrickO’Connell of Boston, Mr.Hughes was agraduateofthe Church of Christ, Congregational,25 Levine Chapels,Brookline The Boston Globe and on his grandson Jack William O’Connell College of theHoly Cross and George- TheGreat Rd.,Bedford, 01730 or to Age93, lifelongresidentofRevere, 617-277-8300 of Boston, hismother, Sophy Hansen townUniversity where he received acharityofone’s choice.For obituary, Boston.com, contact passed away on Monday,February3, of Hingham, his twin sisterDeborah hisPhD.Jim was an individualwith visit www.bedfordfuneralhome.com www.levinechapel.com 2020. Beloved wife of thelate Albert Hansen- Hollenberg (predeceased by professional colleagues andfriends your funeral director,visit LaPorta. Loving mother of Denise her late husband Dr.NormHollenberg) aroundthe world. As aman of many Wallace and Deborah Capobianco. of Brookline, hisbrother PeterHansen interests and talents,hewas involvedin boston.com/deathnotices Adored grandmother of Stephanie avariety of entrepreneurial endeavors and hiswifeSharonofHanson,his To submit apaiddeath Chianca and her husbandMichael, including theestablishmentofthe or call 617. 929.1500.Now brother John Hansen and hiswifeJanis StaceyWallace, Nicholas Capobianco of Eastham, hisnephews Christian HimalayanSaltCompany(USA) and notice forpublication in LIGOCKI, Gerald A. “Jerry” offering customheadings and hisfiancée Kristi Mejiaand Jaclyn HansenofKingston,DanaHansenof SeaTech Bioproducts. TheBoston Globe and and JessicaCapobianco. Cherished Plymouth, hisniece JulieDiCiccoof Jimwas aman who appreciated a on Boston.com, great-grandmother of Giannaand and enhanced listings. Holliston andhis sister-in-lawElaine stimulatingconversation as well as a contact your funeral director, MatthewChianca. Caring sisterof Guinta and her husband Nickof simple exchange witheasylaughter. visit boston.com/deathnotices Samuel Blengsand thelateEmily TheVillages, FL andniece Elizabeth When the time andopportunitysmiled, or call 617.929.1500. Carey,MaryPulicari and Vincent Boeheim of Missoula, Montanaaswell Jimwas always drawntothe ocean Blengs. Also survived by manyloving To submit an obituary as manycousins,extendedfamily, and to sail withchallengingwinds and a To submit an obituary for nieces,nephews, cousinsand her loving friends. steadyhand. As ateacherand mentor, editorial consideration, petCharlie.Family andfriends will foreditorialconsideration, Visiting Hours will be heldon his kindness and encouragementto honorFlorence’s life by gathering in Thursday,February 6thfrom 4-7PM manymadehim aman who willbe please send theinforma- Vazza’s “Beechwood” Funeral Home, pleasesend the informa- at the Sullivan Funeral Home,551 missed. tion and aphotobye-mail to 262 Beach St., REVERE on Thursday, WashingtonStreet, Rte. 53,Hanover. HisFuneral is Wednesday, February [email protected],or February 6thfrom 4PM to 8PM witha tion and aphotobye-mail AMemorial Service will be held 5thfromO’Connor BrothersFuneral information by faxto Memorial Servicebeginning at 7:45PM on Friday, February 7that11AM Home,592 Park Ave. with aMassat 617.929.3186.Ifyou need in our Chapelofthe Resurrection. to [email protected], or at St.Andrews EpiscopalChurch, 11:00 AM in Our Lady of the Angels Interment is private. 17 ChurchSt.,Hanover.Inlieu of Church, 1222Main Street, Worces- further assistance about send information by fax VazzaFuneral Home flowers, donationscan be made in ter.Burialwill follow in Notre Dame anews obituary, please Age73, of Pittsfield,MAand formerly www.vazzafunerals.com of Chelsea, MA andKingston, NH, to 617. 929.3186.Ifyou Don’s nametothe Michael J. Fox Cemetery.AVisitationwill be held on call 617.929.3400. Foundation forParkinson’s research, to Wednesday,from9:30 until10:30 AM Revere on February1,2020.Husband of the need further assistance the attention of DonationProcessing, in the Funeral Home.Please omit flow- To access death notices and late Donna(Basler)Ligocki. Father of TheMichael J. FoxFoundation, ers. Memorialcontributionsmay be obituaries online,visit Gennaro “Jebba”Ligocki of Revere,MA, about anewsobituary, P.O. Box5014, Hagerstown,MD madetotheNational Multiple Sclerosis boston.com/obituaries. David Ligocki of NH,LynneGauthier 21741-5014. Fordirections and to Society of Greater NewEngland,101A LEAHY, Barbara A. and herhusband, GerardofLowell, VT, pleasecall 617. 929.3400. sign Don’s onlineguestbook, visit First Avenue, Waltham, MA 02451. and Danielle Munn andher husband, www.SullivanFuneralHomes.com To share amemoryofJamesorto FormerlyofNewton, died Friday, Gary of Pittsfield, MN.Brother of leave amessage of condolences, please January31statBethanyHealth LarryLigockiofChelsea, MA,Tommy visit oconnorbrothers.com Care CenterinFramingham.The Ligocki of Seabrook, NH andDonna daughter of thelateJamesJ.and Arsenault of Chelsea, MA and the To access death notices Mary C. Leahy, she waspredeceased late HenryLigocki. Alsosurvived by by hersiblings: Eleanor Rose and and obituariesonline,visit fourteengrandchildren, four great- her husband Kenneth,Louise,Marie, grandchildren andseveral nieces and boston.com/obituaries. Jamesand Frances Leahyand herniece nephews. Late employee of J. Shore& Denise Rose. Sheissurvivedbyher Company. sisterJeanne LeahyCSJ of Bethany, Reflectonalifewelllived VisitingHours: Calling Hours Framinghamand her nieceCynthia Wednesday, February 5, 2020from Gaertner her husband Todd and their To submit apaid death noticefor publicationinThe BostonGlobe and on 10 AM –12PMatBrookside Chapel children of Florida. Boston.com, contact your funeral director,visit boston.com/deathnotices &Funeral Home, 116 Main St., or call 617. 929.1500. Nowoffering customheadingsand enhanced listings. FriendswillgatheratBethany PLAISTOW,NH. Funeral Service at Health Care Center on Wednesday, 12:15PMinFuneral Home, followed To submit an obituary foreditorialconsideration, pleasesend the information February5th. Visiting Hourswillbe and aphotobye-mail to [email protected], or send information by faxto by Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery, from9:15to10:15 AM,followedby 617. 929.3186.Ifyou need further assistance about anews obituary,please Kingston,NH. To send condolence, visit call 617. 929.3400. aFuneral Mass at 10:15 AM. Burial our websiteatbrooksidechapelfh.com will takeplace at alater date. In lieu To access death notices and obituariesonline,visit boston.com/obituaries. of flowers, donations in Ms.Leahy’s memorymay be made to Sisters of St. JosephofBoston, 637CambridgeSt., . Boston, Massachusetts 02135. . . Burke&Blackington . Experience Globe.com . BurkeFamilyFuneralHomes.com . D8 The Boston Globe TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2020 Remembered Obituaries SHAREYOUR MEMORIES ON OURGUEST BOOK AT BOSTON.COM/OBITUARIES Bernard Ebbers, at 78; was WorldCom CEO

By Harrison Smith Bernie — was long a swagger- WASHINGTON POST ing figure in his industry, a for- MACY,LouiseAnne McLAUGHLIN,MaryM. MEYERS,Theresa M. WASHINGTON — Bernard mer collegiate basketball player (Menton) Ebbers, a telecom executive who became known as ‘‘the Age95, of Canton, passed away who turned a small Mississippi telecom cowboy’’ for donning a February 2, 2020.Devoted daughter Formerly of Brighton, February 1, of the late David Kniznik andBella firm into the industry jugger- cowboy hat and jeans. He grew 2020.Beloved wife of the late Edward ShatkinKniznik.Beloved wife of the naut WorldCom, only for its WorldCom, originally known as Cullen Meyers. Devotedmother of late Edwin A. Macy.Devoted mother gains to be unmasked as histor- Long Distance Discount Ser- PatrickCullen Meyers andhis wife of DeborahMacySewall (Sydney) Debbi of Tewksbury, Christopher M. ic fraud in an $11 billion corpo- vice, into the country’s second- andBarbara Jane Macy andthe late rate accounting scandal that largest long-distance provider David James Macy.Dear grandmother Meyersand hiswife Linda of Duxbury of Bella SewallWolitz(David) and and thelateLisa Meyers. Loving landed him in prison and sent by the time it peaked in 1999 Sam Sewall (WendyEvans). Proud grandmotherofChantal, Kaylyn, shock waves through the US with a market capitalization of great-grandmotherofMichael Wolitz, Patricia, Jacquelyn, and Brianna economy, died Feb. 2 at his about $185 billion. Mr. Ebbers was recently Joshua Wolitz, JustinSewalland Meyers, Cammie, Gerald, and John home in Brookhaven, Miss. He But it turned out that for- released after more than 13 Brassfield. Great-grandmotherof LeoSewall. Lovingsisterofthe late was 78. tune was largely the result of years in prison for his role Estelle Klayman and SylviaFain. She Courtnee, Matthew, Mia, Ann Marie wasaloving aunt, cousin, and friend and Charlotte. Sister of the late Mary Mr. Ebbers, who was con- accounting fraud, which wiped in the WorldCom scandal. to many.Louise’ssmile warmed all Passedawaysurrounded by herfamily O’Connell, Bernard,Thomas and victed in 2005, had been re- out the portfolios of many em- who mether.Louisewas amember on January 31, 2020. Devoted wife Joseph Menton, Claire Drain. Also leased early from federal prison ployees and shareholders and He was ultimately convicted of of Temple Beth El in Fall River,Nehar of 64 yearsofthe late Dr.Joseph survived by manynieces and nephews. in December after serving more drained billions of dollars from securities fraud, conspiracy, Funeralfrom theLehman Reen& Shalom CommunitySynogogue in McLaughlin, loving mother of Joseph than 13 years of his 25-year sen- retirement accounts. The coun- and filing false reports with reg- Jamaica Plainand Kennebec Land McLaughlin and JeanetteLarsen of McNamaraFuneral Home,63Chestnut tence. In court filings, his law- try’s largest public pension ulators, after his former chief fi- Trustand Hadassah. ServicesatWilson Brockton, Mary Jo McLaughlin and Hill Ave. (nr.BrightonCourthouse), Chapel,234 Herrick Rd., NEWTON Fariborz Motamedi of Bridgewater, BRIGHTON on Friday,February7th yers said he suffered health fund, the California Public Em- nancial officer, Scott. D. Sulli- CENTRE, MA on Tuesday,February 4, Ellen and Thomas Campbell of at 9:30am. Followed by aFuneral problems that included macu- ployees’ Retirement System, van, testified that during a pri- 2020 at 11 am.Interment willfollow Dunedin, FL,Douglasand Ann Mass in St.Columbkille Church, 321 lar degeneration and a heart lost $565 million on WorldCom vate meeting Mr. Ebbers at Temple Beth El Cemetery, Fall McLaughlin of Hanover, Lauraand Market St., Brightonat10:30am. condition. His family an- bonds and stock, a 2002 report directed him to cook the books. John Tobin of Hansonand Myles Relatives andfriends are kindlyinvited River.Shiva will be held at Orchard nounced his death in a state- in The New York Times said. Such a meeting never hap- Cove, 1Del Pond Dr., Canton,MA and Livia McLaughlin of Bellingham. to attend.VisitingHoursThursday, 02021 followinginterment until 6 Alsosurvivedby11cherished February 6thfrom 4-8pm in the ment. Mr. Ebbers was indicted in pened, Mr. Ebbers testified, pm, minyan at 5pm. Wednesdayand grandchildren. FuneralHome. Interment St.Joseph At 6-foot-4 and 220 pounds, 2004 after several of his subor- adding that he left accounting Thursday shivawill be held at Nehar Mary’s biggest joy in life was her Cemetery, West Roxbury. Funeral Mr. Ebbers — also known as dinates pleaded guilty to fraud. decisions to his subordinates. Shalom CommunitySynogogue, 6-8 family. She wasanavid gardener who Home handicappedaccessible.For pm, minyanat7pm. Donations in her alsoenjoyed feeding thebirds,reading, directionsand guestbook, please visit memorymay be made to Temple Beth leisurely days at thebeach andtraveling www.lehmanreen.com El, PO Box 871,Augusta, ME 04332, withher beloved Joe. Mary was forever NeharShalomCommunitySynogogue, thankful of hermanyclose friendsand Lehman Reen McNamara 43 Lochstead St., Jamaica Plain, MA Cheryl Lane neighbors. Shevolunteered Brighton 617782 1000 at Hanover VNAand wasamemberof Remembered 02130,KennebecLandTrust,POBox 261, Winthrop,ME04364,oracharity theLeagueofWomen Voters for many of your choice. Arrangements under the years. MURAD,RobertJ. SHARE YOUR MEMORIESONOUR GUEST BOOK AT BOSTON.COM/OBITUARIES direction of BrezniakFuneral Directors VisitingHours will be held on -www.brezniakfuneraldirectors.com Wednesday, February 5thfrom5-7 pm at Sullivan Funeral Home,551 PARMIGIANE,Ralph A. SHAER, JamesD.“Jim” SULLIVAN,MaryE.(Stone) Washington St.(Rt.53), HANOVER.A Celebration of Life will be on Thursday, February 6that10:30 am in the FuneralHome, followed by Burial in Hanover Center Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations maybe madetoRosie’sPlace, 889 Harrison McEACHERN,Janice Mae Ave.,Boston, MA 02118 or Hanover VNA, Town of Hanover, 550 Hanover Age75, of Chelmsford, formerlyof St., Hanover,MA02339. Fordirections Billerica, died suddenlySaturday, and to signMary’sonline guestbook, February 1, 2020 at her home with her visit www.SullivanFuneralHomes.com husbandbyher side. Shewas married to Joseph R. McEachern,with whom she celebrated Of Roslindale, formerly their 55th wedding anniversaryon of Boston’s South Cove, November21st. McRAE, Justin D. February2,2020.Dear Age96, of Medfieldon Of Waltham,February2,2020.Beloved Born in Malden,MAon April23, and devoted husbandofFrances Of Melrose,was known to manyasa January30th. He was the wifeofthe lateRobertE.Sullivan. 1944, she wasthe daughterofthe late (Sharkey). Lovingfather of Christine person dedicatedtothe greater good husbandof59years of the Devotedmother of BarrySullivan, his John andDorisOwen. Alexander of Arlington,ElaineRosselle in his communityand nation–and as late Lorraine PhanderParmigiane. wifeBetty of Saugus, KevinSullivan, Besides her husband sheissurvived andher husband MichaelofDedham, adevotedfamily man.Heconsistently Father of Anne Marks of Carlise, David his wife Rose of Waltham, Robert by her sonScott and his wife Lynne Diane McDonough of Hyde Park reached such heights in daily lifeand of Medway,Roger of Medfieldand the Sullivan, hiswifeDebra of Shrewsbury, McEachern of Wilmington, MA; and her late husbandJames, Robert his 40-yearcareerinpublicpolicyand late ThomasParmigiane. Catherine McNamara,her husband daughters KimberlyRazzaboni of MuradofRoslindale, Lynda Murad of Born andraisedinWorcester,Ralph service,government relations and me- Nashua, NH, and Judithand her Roslindaleand Cynthia Hamilton and dia. Jimdied February 1st. He was 61. Michael of Milford, MatthewSullivan wasanorphanofthe Depressionand and hiswifeElaineofFramingham. husband Francisco Bettencourt of her husband EdmundofRoslindale. was raised by hisaunt Anna Holstand Jimissurvivedbyhis wife of 26 LovinggrandmotherofKaitlyn,Paul, Pepperell, MA; three grandchildren, Cherished grandfather “Jidu” of uncleAdolf Carlson. He was theson of years, Nancy(Tine) Shaer.Together, Brendon,Colleen, Brian, Daniel, Kayla McEachern,MarioRazzaboni, Michael Francis Rosselle,Samantha HildaHolstCarlson. theytraveled to Alaska,the Outer Hannah, Emma, Abigail,Mary, and andMaylinBettencourt,and many Rosselle, PFC ThomasMcDonough, Ralph was aprolific athlete within Banks of NorthCarolina, the Carib- TimothySullivan,Connorand Cole cousins. Daniel McDonough and Thomas theCityofWorcester.Captainofthe bean andonbaseball excursions. They McNamara. Lovinggreat-grandmother Shewas thesister of the late John Robert Hamilton. Dear brotherof NorthHighSchoolState Champion presidedover dozens of gatherings in of Avaand LaylaNajem. Sister of S. Owen. James MuradofHyde Park and Mary team of 1942,hewas athreeletter their welcoming home. Thehighlightof John StoneofNewton,Kevin Stoneof Visiting Hours Thurs.,10am to MahannaofBoston’sSouth Cove and athlete. Aftergraduation, he Jim’sprofessional life washis 12 years Billerica,Brian Stone of Waltham, the 11am. Funeral Thurs. at 11am fromthe Alifelong resident of the late Abraham, Joseph, Thomas and proceededtoHebron Academy in on the staff of UnitedStates Senator late Joseph,David,Peter and Thomas Dolan Funeral Home,106 Middlesex Woburn, unexpectedly, Frederick“Moe” Murad. Alsosurvived Maine.Drafted intothe U.S. Navyin John Kerry. Stone. Further survived by many loving St., CHELMSFORD. Burial in Fairview February 2, at twenty- by many loving nieces and nephews. 1943 at Newport, RI,heservedinthe Born August 27,1958 to DomitJ. nieces and nephews.Visiting Hours Cemetery,Chelsmford. one years of age. Belovedson of Funeral fromthe KfouryKeefe Funeral AleutianIslands and PacificTheater. and EvaN.ShaerofAgawam/Feed- will be heldfrom theKeefe Funeral Christopher B. andMaureen A. (Gillis) Home, 8SpringSt. (atthe corner of He wentontoattendSpringfield ing Hills, Jimissurvived by siblings DolanFuneral Home 978-251-4041 Home, 5ChestnutSt.,ARLINGTON, McRae.Cherished brother of Ryan M. CentreSt), WESTROXBURY,Friday College, graduatingin1949withhis Annmarie of Springfield, Dr.Catherine dolanfuneralhome.com Thursday,February 6thfrom 4-8 PM. McRae,his fiancée Theresa Girardi at 9a.m. Funeral ServiceatOur Lady BachelorsinPhysicalEducation then M. (Dr. Victor Sank) of Rockville, MD, Funeralwill be celebrated in Our Lady’s of Winchester,Lauren E. McRaeof of theAnnunciationCathedral, 7 receiving his Masters in Biology in Joseph D. (Rainbow) of Agawam/ McGONIGLE, MarieA. Church, 880 Trapelo Rd.,Waltham, Medfordand JamesMcRaeofWoburn. VFWPkwy. at 10 a.m. VisitingHours 1953. He taughtsciencefor many years Feeding Hills,his twin Thomas G. Friday, February7th at 10:30 AM. (Mahoney) Dearestgrandson of the late Bradley Thursday4-8 p.m.Relatives and friends andcoachedthe 1954 StephensHigh (LisaShelnitz) of Chicago, IL andJohn Relativesand friends are respectfully andAnne Gillis,and Arthurand Carol respectfully invited to attend.Inlieu of SchoolofRumford, ME football team N. (Lynne) of Rockville, MD.Healso FormerlyofWoburn, in invited to attend.Services willconclude McRae. Adored nephewofAlexMcRae flowers, contributions in Robert’sname to the State Championship. Ralph leaves nieces, nephews, cousins and Canton, February 3rd. withBurial at St PatrickCemetery, of Reading,Stephen McRaeofPA, maybemadetoSt. Jude Children’s movedtoMedfieldand coached both countless friends. Belovedmother of Kathleen Watertown.Inlieu of flowers,memorial Douglas McRaeofCA, Kevin Gillis ResearchHospital,501 St.Jude Place, the Needham Football and Basketball This was aman whohumbly yet “Kathy” Boyd,her husband Scottof contributions are to be made in Mary’s of Chelmsford,Joanne Whittaker of Memphis, TN 38148.Interment teamsfor many years.In1959 he strongly impactedothers. Jimhad Canton,Thomas“Tom” McGonigle, his nametothe Alzheimer’s Association, Haverhill andBrian Gillis of Woburn, Mt.Benedict Cemetery. ProudUS received theCAGSinPhysiology. agreat senseofhumor andenjoyed wife Judy of NH andSusan McGonigle, 309 WaverleyOaksRd.,Waltham, as well as all of theirfamilies. Loving ArmyVeteran of theKorean War. Ralph was acoach, teacherand simple things. He will be dearlymissed. her partnerBruce RaeofCAand MA 02452.For directions or to leave cousin of Aidan, Sean, Matthew, Kyle, Guestbook andother information at administrator at NeedhamHighSchool Family andfriends willgather the late Michael P. and Timothy L. amessage of condolence, pleasevisit Ronan, Loudon, Charlie,Gregand www.KfouryFuneral.com untilhis retirement in 1985.Hespent Thursday,February6th from 4:00 p.m. McGonigle. Devoted sisterofPatricia www.keefefuneralhome.com Brian. Also survivedbymanyfriends. his retirementsummering at Embden to 8:00 p.m. at Gately FuneralHome, “Pat”Mucci of Billerica, John “Jack” Kfoury KeefeFuneral Home 79 W. Foster St., MELROSE www.gate- AFuneral will be heldinthe Lynch- Pond in Maine for30years. He was Mahoney,his wifeJanet of ME, West Roxbury 617-325-3600 lyfh.com AMass celebrating Jim’slife Cantillon FuneralHome,263 Main also Chairmanofthe Boardwith the KathleenKelley, herlatehusbandPaul MedfieldConservation Committee for will be held at St.Maryofthe Annun- Street,WOBURN on Friday morning of Billerica, William“Bill” Mahoney manyyears. ciationChurch, 9HerbertSt.,Melrose, at 11:30 a.m. Intermentisprivate. of CapeCod, Rita Pierce,her husband AGraveside Servicewithfull military on Friday, February 7that11:00 a.m. Relatives and friendsare respectfully O’HURLEY, Dr.John G. Sr. Paul of Billerica,and the late Joan honorswill be held on Friday,Feb. Burial at LakesideCemetery, 501 North invitedtoCalling Hours Thursday Mahoney,Catherine Mahoney,Ann 7th, 10am at VineLakeCemeteryin Ave.,Wakefield. evening,4-8 p.m.Asanexpression McAuliffe andThomasMahoney. Dear Medfield. Visiting Hours Thurs., 4-8pm Memorialcontributions maybe of sympathy, donations maybemade VALE,Fay (Kaminsky) sister-in-lawofDiane Mahoney of ME. at theRobertsMitchellCaruso FH, 15 madetoSt. Jude Children’s Research in Justin’s memorytoThe Family Precious “Grandma”ofJessi, Bryan, Miller St., MEDFIELD. Hospitalwww.stjude.org or Smile Train Restored, 17 Bishop Street, Suite 202, Age73, of Wakefield, entered eternal Maggie, Sean, SarahP., Greg, Steven my.smiletrain.org/login Portland, ME 04103 or to Rockland RobertsMitchellCaruso restonFebruary1,2020. Devotedwife andMichelle.Alsosurvivedbyfour of PeterVale. Loving sister of Dena & Recovery, 92 MelvilleAve., Boston, MA FuneralHome wonderful great-grandchildren, along her husband CreightonBenham. Dear 02124. STEELE,Jo(Farnsworth) with many,manylovingniecesand daughter of the late Anne &Shale nephews. AFuneral will be held from Kaminsky.Muchloved friend of many the Lynch-Cantillon Funeral Home,263 membersofthe birding community. Main Street, WOBURN on Thursday, Faywas on the board of directorsofthe February6th,at9a.m.followed Bird Observer Magazineand Brookline by aFuneral Mass in St.Charles REYNOLDS,KateR. Bird Club.She participated in many Church, 280Main Street, Woburn at 781-933 -0400 AudubonChristmas Bird Counts, and 10.IntermentinCalvary Cemetery, www.lynch-cantillon.com Age84, diedonSaturday,February assistedatthe MAS Joppa bird banding Winchester.Relatives and friends Passedtoeternallifeon 1, 2020 at CarriageHill Assisted station. Services are private. In lieu of arerespectfullyinvitedtoCalling February1st,2020atthe Living.Formerly of SouthBerwickand flowers, expressionsofsympathymay Hours, Wednesday evening4-7 p.m. ageof92. John wasa Berwick,ME; Readingand Arlington, be made to TheNatureConservancy. Remembrancesmay be madeinhonor residentofFullerVillageinMilton, MA; she was thedaughter of thelate Foronlinecondolences go to: MA.Beloved husband of thelate Jean William&Mary (Hosmer) Richmond. of Marietothe St.JudeChildrens www.goldmanfc.com A. (Quirk).FatherofJohnO’Hurley Jr. Kate is survived by daughters Carol Hospital, 262 DannyThomas Place, GoldmanFuneralChapel -Malden Memphis, TN 38105. and his wife LisaofBeverly Hills, CA, Reynoldsand Gwendlyn DeYoung- Neal O’Hurleyand hiswifeChristine Reynolds, and granddaughter Aiyana of Hingham, MA,Bruce O’Hurley and DeYoung-Martin. Shewas predeceased Of Foxboro, formerly of Brookline, hiswifeJeanne of Brentwood, NH, by her husband Arthur “Jack”Reynolds, on January31, 2020. Beloved wife andSuzanneArendofHoschton, GA. Jr.and her sister Mary Alice Baker. of Thomas R. Steele and loving Honor your loved Alsosurvivedby14grandchildren VisitationwillbeFriday, February7, and 4great-grandchildren.Funeral mothertotheir daughter Emily. 2020at10AMatFirstParish Federated one’smemory 781-933 -0400 Mass at St.PiusXChurch, 101Wolcott Devoted daughter of thelateWillard Church, 150 Main St., South Berwick, www.lynch-cantillon.com Rd.,Milton,Thursday morning at 11. A. Farnsworth,Jr.,and Elizabeth A. withaphotoin ME, followedbyaMemorialService at VisitingHours at St.Pius XChurch “Betty” (Carson) Farnsworth.Dear The Boston Globe. 11 AM.Areception and timeofsharing Thursdaymorning prior to theMass sister of Willard A. Farnsworth,III and Expressyour memorieswill also be held at Park from9:00amto11:00 am. Burial his wife BarbaraofSouth Carolina, Avenue CongregationalChurch, 50 Paul will take placeonFridayinFairview Piper Luna andher husbandJoe of Revere Rd.,Arlington, MA at 2PMon sympathy CemeteryinWestHartford, CT. 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