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FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 LYNN’S 2020 VISION BY GAYLA CAWLEY The City of Lynn’s 18 elected of cials were asked what his or her top priority is for the next two years, and how they plan to meet those goals. Their priorities included new schools, public safety, and development. Answers were edited for space.

THOMAS M. MCGEE DARREN CYR BUZZY BARTON BRIAN FIELD BRIAN LAPIERRE HONG NET Mayor City Council President Council Vice President At-Large At-Large At-Large Ward 3 At-Large McGee said his pri- Field said he plans to LaPierre said his top Net said his top pri- ority is beginning to Cyr declined to des- Barton said his top continue working with priority was focused on ority is increasing di- implement the city’s ignate one of his many priority was to keep the colleagues on the City improving the quali- versity in City Hall 5-year capital improve- priorities as outweigh- city going in the right Council, the mayor and ty of education in the staff. ment plan, which in- the Lynn legislative city, in terms of making “I’ve been thinking ing the others in im- direction by trying to cludes $230.9 million delegation to address improvements to cur- of more diverse em- portance, but he did bring in more revenue. worth of capital proj- the needs the city has. rent school buildings ployment because I ects. speak at length about “Without revenue, we He said improving and constructing new see that we don’t have About 70 percent of his focus on develop- can’t do a lot of things,” public safety is his top schools. enough people of color that plan is devoted to ment and building new said Barton. priority, while making “I’m going to take in each department,” school capital needs, schools. To that end, Barton sure that investment the words of Council said Net. “Our city has which includes the “Two of my top things said he would work to does not thwart efforts President (Darren) Cyr become more diverse construction of new is to bring a hotel to bring in more business- to stabilize the city’s and (Mayor) McGee to and people are inter- schools. the city of Lynn, and to es and development. budget. heart, that we do need ested in showing their MCGEE, A6 CYR, A6 BARTON, A6 FIELD, A6 LAPIERRE, A6 NET, A6

WAYNE LOZZI RICK STARBARD RICHARD COLUCCI DIANNA CHAKOUTIS FRED HOGAN JOHN “JAY” WALSH Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 4 Ward 5 Ward 6 Ward 7

Lozzi said making Starbard said ensur- Colucci said his top Chakoutis said her Hogan said reducing Walsh said his top sure the city is desig- ing the city develops in priority was public top priority was in- crime and  ooding in priority has always nated a green commu- a way that minimally safety. creasing community his ward are “neck and been constituent ser- nity, an effort he has impacts school enroll- “We need more po- involvement in her neck” for his top pri- vices. spearheaded, is his top ment and public safety lice,” said Colucci. “We ward. ority, but spoke more “(It’s) trying to im- priority. is his top priority. need some public safe- She said she wants about public safety. prove roads and (clear) He said he wants to “Whether (we’re) x- ty people. Safety and to hold more neigh- He said the 29 new trees, things that need make sure the city is ing streets and parks, cleanliness is a big borhood meetings with police of cers who to be addressed for the prepared for the threat or investing in infra- thing with people.” residents and meetings have been hired and people,” said Walsh. of climate change and structure and new He said there have with business owners. the city’s plans to hire “As a ward councilor, I potential increased en- schools, we can’t do it been discussions with Chakoutis is also in- more should help re- think that’s what our ergy costs. in a way that’s going Police Chief Michael terested in starting a duce crime. big issues are.” “Becoming a green to cause further over- Mageary about in- monthly newsletter, “We’ve got a lot of new To that end, Walsh community helps the crowding in the school creasing his staf ng which would be based faces on the streets said he would continue LOZZI, A6 STARBARD, A6 COLUCCI, A6 CHAKOUTIS, A6 HOGAN, A6 WALSH, A6

BRIAN CASTELLANOS DONNA COPPOLA JOHN FORD LORRAINE GATELY JARED NICHOLSON MICHAEL SATTERWHITE School Committee Vice Chair School Committee School Committee School Committee School Committee

Castellanos said his Coppola said her top Ford said he hopes Gately said she is fo- Nicholson said his Satterwhite said he top priority is advanc- priority is nding ad- everyone on the School cused on reducing class top priority is to ad- is focused on making ing the district’s social- ditional space for stu- Committee shares his sizes and overcrowd- dress overcrowding sure school of cials are emotional learning pro- dents, which she hopes top priority, which is ing at the secondary and improve the phys- good stewards of the gram and other similar includes building two building new schools in schools. ical state of the dis- increase in funding the resources to meet the new middle schools. the district. “Class sizes are get- trict’s schools. district will see next needs of students. If the city is accepted City of cials are ting up there,” said “We are working year, but his top prior- “We need new back in the MSBA pro- working to identify Gately. “It’s not fair to with the MSBA to un- ity is nding additional schools, but focusing gram, she said there funding for a new mid- the teachers and stu- derstand our options space for students. on student success is would be a school build- dle school and McGee dents.” and building a team “The mayor made a our goal,” said Castel- ing committee that has indicated that his There’s been some throughout the city to bold prediction we’re lanos. “I think right would determine where administration has progress made with re- pursue our best options going to have a new now, it’s important to the best site would be some money set aside ducing overcrowding at to meet those needs,” middle school,” said focus on the students for a new school. already, Ford said. the middle school level, said Nicholson. Satterwhite. “In the CASTELLANOS, A6 COPPOLA, A6 FORD, A6 GATELY, A6 NICHOLSON, A6 SATTERWHITE, A6

OBITUARIES ...... A2 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS ...... A7 COMICS ...... B4 PAGE A8 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 51° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 48° VOL. 142, ISSUE 27 A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 OBITUARIES OBITUARIES Alvin “Al” Tagney, 90 Carole J. Johnson, 81 Douglas E. Everleigh, 86 1929-2019 1938-2020 1933-2019 LYNN — Alvin Tagney, 90, for- LYNN — Carole J. John- made Las Vegas their home NAHANT — Doug, 86, of mer principal of Lynn English son passed away peacefully for the past 24 years. Carole Rocky Hill, NJ and Nahant, MA, High School, passed away on on January 3, 2020 in Las cherished spending time with died in peace — a warrior for life December 18, 2019 in Clear- Vegas as a result of compli- her family and cheering on her since the Ides of March — of water, Florida. Al was a 1948 cations caused by a broken favorite Boston Red Sox! She a glioblastoma, at Greenwood graduate of Lynn English. He hip just before Christmas. was always so thoughtful of House (Ewing, NJ) in hospice went on to study at Tufts Uni- Carole was born March 22, others and was such a caring care on December 30, 2019. versity and earned a bachelors 1938 in Lynn, MA to parents and kind person beyond words Born in West Croydon, Surrey, and masters degree from Salem Celia H. Lindahl of Lynn, MA who will be greatly missed England December 6, 1933, State College. He enjoyed a long and Klaus D. Nordin of Swe- by all who knew her. Carole Dr. Eveleigh earned a B.Sc. career at his high school alma den. She was also raised by leaves behind in Las Vegas (External Degree) in Botany at mater as a history teacher, head her loving step-father James her husband Art, her loving the University of London, UK MacDonald of Lynn, MA after basketball coach, vice-principal son Eric Johnson, her sisters- (1956) and a Ph.D. in Mycolo- her father Klaus passed away and principal. After a lifetime of in-law Carol Johnson and Vir- gy from the University of Exeter, service and dedication, he was when she was just an infant, UK (1959). He is mourned by and is predeceased by her ginia Amor, and in Hawaii her inducted into the Lynn English dear nephew Steven Jacunski hundreds of former and current High School Hall of Fame. adored sister June Nordin-Ja- students, coworkers and friends cunski of Ipswich, MA. Carole and his wife Jill. Your life was Al and his wife,Lucille, re- who remember his amiable, graduated from Saugus (MA) a Blessing Mom, we loved you tired in 1990 and settled at Boston; as well as grand-chil- eternally optimistic, and mis- Church, Marblehead); their High School in 1956, and sooo much and Your Memory Cedar Hammock Country Club dren Kristin and Jim Monaco chievous character. Doug was a son Chris (and partner Kim then married her sweetheart will always be with us! and Sally and Tim Hardin. tour de force in applied micro- Frisino-Hurst); their son Rob in Naples, Florida. He enjoyed Arthur Johnson of Saugus, Service information: Service information: Mr. biology and an emeritus Dis- a variety of activities which MA her devoted and loving Condolences are welcome (and daughter-in-law Laura included travel, photography, Tagney was laid to rest at tinguished Professor at Rutgers Robinson); and Paula Nolan, husband of 63 years until her and can be sent to: Ar- University, where he worked for reading, and GOLF! Palm Royale Cemetery in passing. Carole and Art resid- thur and Eric Johnson, daughter-in-law and mother Mr. Tagney was prede- Naples, FL on Dec. 27th. 45 years. His passion, expertise, of their grandchildren, Doug- ed in Saugus, Peabody, and 9125 Gemstone Drive, Las enthusiasm, and humor were ceased by his beloved wife, To leave a memory, please las and William; Gretchen Lynn eld until 1995, and then Vegas, NV 89134. the hallmarks of his storied Lucille(Hayes) and brothers visit: dignitymemorial.com/ Sterenberg, sister-in-law, Frederick and Vernon. He is obituaries/clearwater-fl/ and honored life. Doug was an “honorary spouse-member/ nieces, and nephews, and survived by his sister, Phyllis alvin-tagney-8966312 photographer” of the Nahant cousins (and families). Britt of Pen eld, NY; son Kevin Donations in Mr. Tag- Charles S. Tracy, 88 Valley Road School class of Service information: (Julie) of Safety Harbor, Flor- ney’s memory may be 1952 and the Marblehead High In lieu of owers please ida; daughter Kim Monaco made to: Lynn English School class of 1955. His other make a donation to your (Jim) of Groveland, MA; step- Alumni Association, atten- DANVERS — Charles S. New World “homes” included local library or historical daughters Karen MacPherson tion: Tom Strangie or Mat- “Sonny” Tracy, 88, died peace- Nahant, Nantucket, and Mar- society, two of Doug’s pas- (Peter Hardin) of Tacoma Park, thew Wilkins, 50 Goodrige fully on Wednesday January 8, blehead where Doug integrated sions. Memorial Service MD; and Anne MacPherson of Street, Lynn, MA 01902. 2020 at the Kaplan Family himself, as was his wont. details will be communi- Hospice House in Danvers, Doug is survived by his wife cated at a later date, likely surrounded by his loving fam- of 57 years, Linda (Steren- late March, 2020, in New ily. Born in Lynn to the late berg—married, Old North Brunswick, NJ. Gail Stirling, 77 Charles and Annie (Colella) Tracy, Charles was a longtime Lynn resident, and most re- LYNN — It is with great sad- cently lived in Danvers. He was ness that the family of Gail the devoted husband of 60 Karen Stirling announces her years to his beloved wife Carol passing at Pine Haven in She- (Ingalls) Tracy. Charles served boygan Falls, WI on January 8, in the Army during the Korean 2020, at the age of 77 years. War, earning several medals, Gail, formerly of Venice, FL including a Purple Heart. He and Lynn, MA, is survived and worked for many years for the lovingly remembered by her City of Lynn DPW, as well as a was predeceased by his brother husband of 57 years James C. crossing guard for many years in law Jack Waldron, and his Stirling; her son Scott Stirling at Chatham St. and Lewis St. granddaughter Kaitlyn Scouten. and his partner Chad Sol- An avid Boston sports fan, Service information: amita of Grafton, WI; her son Charles also enjoyed spending Eric and his wife Stephanie Charles’ funeral will be held time at the casino and the race at 9AM on Monday January Stirling of Plymouth, WI; and track. He had a love of every- her son Chris Stirling and his 13, 2020 from the SOLIMINE thing peanut butter, particular- FUNERAL HOME 426 Broad- signi cant other Felicia Car- ly peanut butter cookies. Most reiro of Methuen, MA. Gail is way (Rt129) Lynn, followed of all, Charles enjoyed spend- by funeral mass at St. Ade- the daughter of the late Fred ing time with his loving family, and Francis (Ricker) Jamieson held on Sunday (January laide Church Peabody, and 12, 2020) at Christian Life especially his grandchildren burial at St. Joseph Cem- and is preceded in death by and great grandchildren. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Church in Plymouth. etery, Lynn. Visiting hours her brother Fred Jamieson and Charles is survived by his Service information: Visi- will be Sunday from 2-6PM. Ex-Alaska Gov. Bill Walker has been chosen for sister Faye Dunlop. wife Carol, his children; Charles tation will take place from Relatives and friends are re- a fellowship, which plans to stitch the political Gail is lovingly remembered Jr. and his wife Sandy of Con- 2-3:00 PM with a service to spectfully invited. In lieu of divide of students at Harvard University. by her grandchildren includ- cord, NH, James and his wife follow at 3:00 PM. Pastor owers, donations can be ing her grandson Joshua and Christine of Bradford, Kathleen Sharon York will of ciate. made in Charles’ name to his wife Kathryn Stirling of O’Blenes and her husband In lieu of owers, dona- the Kaplan Family Hospice Ex-Alaska governor Madison, WI; granddaughter James of Peabody, Debbie tions to missions can be House (Care Dimensions) Kaitlynn and her husband Scouten and her hus- Ben Honeck of Milwaukee, WI; made in her memory online Danvers at CareD- to the Calvary Christian band Charles of Lynn, Bill Walker chosen for grandson Stephen Stirling of Elizabeth Stickney and imensions.org. Di- Plymouth, WI; granddaughter Church in Lynn eld, MA. rections and online The Suchon Funeral Home her husband Mark of Harvard fellowship Meghan Stirling of Plymouth, Peabody, Darlene Tra- guestbook at www. WI; and grandson Malakai De- and Cremation Services of Solimine.com. cy and Mike Taylor, 18 what Walker described as nault of Methuen, MA. Plymouth will of ciate. For By Becky Bohrer grandchildren, 9 great ASSOCIATED PRESS an inappropriate overture Gail loved cooking and col- online condolences please grandchildren, his sister Eliza- to a woman. lecting cookbooks, shopping, visit www.suchonfh.com. JUNEAU, Alaska — Bill The Stirling family would beth Waldron of Salem, 2 niec- He declined to discuss reading, and daisies. Gail and Walker, who was one of his thoughts on his suc- like to thank the staff of es, 1 nephew, and 1 cousin. He Jim lived in Venice, FL for many the country's few political- cessor, Republican Gov. years and enjoyed visiting the Pine Haven and Neurology ly unaf liated governors, Mike Dunleavy, saying South Jetty. Gail will be laid to ICU at St. Luke’s for their plans to discuss with stu- Alaska has one governor rest in ‘her Lynn’ in the spring. care and compassion given NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS dents bridging the political at a time. Walker said Memorial Services will be to Gail and the family. divide during an upcom- he appreciated that his Police head credits public for Gross said last week ing, on-campus residency predecessor, Republican Boston's low homicide rate that his of cers took at Harvard University. Gov. Sean Parnell, did not more than 700 guns off The former Alaska gov- weigh in on things he did. BOSTON (AP) — Bos- the street in 2019. ernor is among six people “There are enough com- Lynn Drug Task Force ton's police commissioner is The level of neighbor- chosen as resident fellows menters out there without crediting cooperation from hood cooperation is higher for the spring semester at having a former governor, the Institute of Politics at the public, the support of than he’s ever seen in his a predecessor, weighing Hotline 36-year law enforcement Harvard Kennedy School. the mayor, and collabora- in,” he said. “But that career, he said. “I think The fellows will live on the tions with public health doesn't mean I stop look- we are building relation- Massachusetts campus for 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY of cials and the private ing at how I can continue ships and trust,” he said. the spring semester, men- to help Alaska.” or text the word tiplynn sector for a 20-year low in Initially, police said tor students and lead an the city's homicide rate. Walker, who joined a law and your tip to “tip411” (847411) there were 38 homicides eight week, not-for-credit rm after leaving of ce, Commissioner William in Boston in 2019, com- study group, according to said he sees the Harvard Gross praised “people Spanish menu available pared to 56 in 2018. But the institute. program as an opportuni- coming forward to identify one death in 2019 has Walker, who left of ce in ty to re ect on his experi- All reports of neighborhood activity where guns are coming since been ruled as justi- late 2018, said he spoke to ence and consider “what is will be investigated. from," in limiting homicides ed, police said. students during a visit last the next chapter going to Callers may remain anonymous. to 37 in 2019, The Boston Police have solved 17 of year and enjoyed the expe- look like.” Globe reported Thursday. last year's 37 killings, and rience. He expects as part Past fellows include policy in addition solved seven of the program to discuss experts, political strategists homicides in 2019 com- running and governing as and former diplomats and mitted in prior years. an independent and bridg- political leaders, such as ing the political divide. former U.S. Sen. Jeff Flake Rhode Island Senate president “I think that's really one of Arizona and former pushes for plastic bag ban of the things that they're Washington Gov. Christine sort of looking for, is that Gregoire. Fran Ulmer, the PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) kind of dialogue: is there a rst woman to serve as lieu- — Rhode Island’s Senate way of toning down the sort tenant governor in Alaska, president said Thursday of partisan (rhetoric),” he is a past program fellow. that he has introduced said. He noted as governor a bill to ban single-use he worked with the Obama plastic bags at checkout and Trump administra- counters statewide. tions and cited as one of his 781-593-7700 Democratic Senate Pres- biggest accomplishments a Publishing Daily, except Sundays USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 ident Dominick Ruggerio, politically mixed Cabinet. Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA of North Providence, said In 2014, Walker changed and additional of ces. plastic pollution is dan- his party af liation from Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item gerous to the ocean and Republican and was elect- Subscriptions marine life and contributes ed as an independent with Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States $20.00 for 4 weeks to climate change. 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Because si’s contract, and request- time to implement chang- sweep” many town resi- tees have asked me to do, the work will not get done. SAUGUS — Saugus’ ed the board have a public es he had promised. dents spoke about during and if I don’t make peo- If I am the final, sweeping school committee board discussion before taking a “There are a lot of peo- the last school committee ple happy, I’m sorry. But change this committee was voted 3-1 Thursday eve- final vote. ple watching this (on TV), elections, when the pre- sometimes I can’t, because elected on, then so be it.” ning to extend Superinten- He noted a lack of notice- there are a lot of people sit- vious board was voted it jeopardizes the bigger After the motion to extend dent David DeRuosi’s con- able improvements in the ting in this room right now, out and completely over- plan, because it hurts kids. DeRuosi’s contract was fi- tract through June of 2021. He is the district’s fifth district’s many problems, who don’t have hope … and turned, largely due to out- DeRuosi finished his nalized, Fisher told DeRuosi superintendent since 2012. particularly a continued they’re angry. And I under- rage over the firing of the statement with a final plea in front of the board: The vote came after near- lack of morale, as his main stand why they’re angry. school district’s custodians. for the committee to make “Whatever happens over ly 45 minutes of heated dis- reason for rejecting an ex- What matters to me is that “If the decision is not to a decision either way, sug- the next 22 months, this cussion among the school tension of DeRuosi’s con- we get this right,” he said. extend me, I can accept gesting that the move to board is going to handle. board members, with the tract. At one point, Fisher that. If the decision is to extend his contract only We are not the board who exception of Chair Thomas “Improvement in leader- asked to hear from the su- extend me for one year one year was simply a was here before,” he said. “I Whittredge, who recused ship is not there over the perintendent himself. and become a silent barri- measure to prevent the voted the way I did because, himself from all proceed- last three years,” he said “What I need to hear er to progress, then you’re district from descending after talking to you for five ings related to Dr. DeRuo- of DeRuosi, whom the dis- from you,” he said, “is that not helping,” he said. into chaos when it makes minutes, I’m not prepared si’s contract because of his trict hired in 2016. you understand this is “If you’re looking at me the move to its new com- to give you five years. This is sister’s position under the Board member Ryan where people are coming as a committee and you bined middle-high school important to me, and I want superintendent as Director Fisher also noted a lack of from. It’s not about you, it’s really want that sweeping next year. us all to work together.” of Pupil Personnel. morale and tangible frus- about this lack of hope and change that you asked for, “I don’t believe in fight- DeRuosi agreed. Board member Arthur tration from the district’s confusion they feel that that’s your call … I only ing over everything,” he “We’ll work together and Grabowski was the only parents as he argued in this isn’t getting better.” say this: my work ethic is said. “But you’ve got to do see what happens,” he said. Conigliaro documentary to Committee tables premiere at Lynn Auditorium vote on pre-K By Bill Brotherton program changes ITEM FEATURES EDITOR LYNN — Tony Conigliaro would By Gayla Cawley the consistency of consec- have turned 75 last Tuesday. ITEM STAFF utive school days that a five-day A.M./P.M. model The Red Sox star, whose trium- LYNN — Hearing no phant life and career were cut short would provide. strong argument for the ad- However, a five-day, half- by a series of tragic events, is the vantages of making chang- subject of a new documentary film, day model would increase es to the school district’s transportation costs to the “25: Tony Conigliaro, The Documen- pre-kindergarten program district by $165,000 annual- tary,” that will premiere at Lynn Au- next year, School Commit- ly. In addition, it would pro- ditorium Jan. 17. tee members opted to wait vide less time for special ed- Rico Petrocelli and Jim Lonborg, until their Jan. 30 meeting ucation students to receive Tony C.’s teammates on the 1967 to make a decision. direct services because of “Impossible Dream” team, are The district’s current more breaks in the school among those expected to attend. early childhood program day, such as for breakfast And Mayor Thomas M. McGee has model is a two/three-day and gym, Jamerson said. declared January 17 “Tony C. Day.” split, where students have Committee members Baseball fans of all ages will find a full day of classes two to Donna Coppola, Lorraine the movie inspirational, said Rich three days a week. Gately and Michael Sat- Conigliaro, Tony C.’s younger broth- The panel was consider- terwhite all indicated they er. ing a change to a five-day, would vote in favor of a “I saw it the other day for the first half-day schedule. Anoth- switch to a half-day model. time, and it’s really, really good,” er option discussed was Coppola said many he said. “People my age (66) know for students to have four, parents need IEP ser- about Tony, but the young athletes half-day classes per week, vices that the pre-K pro- will be inspired and learn why he with a fifth day reserved gram would provide, but was something special. Young people as a parent/teacher sup- couldn’t take part in a know about the gym at St. Mary’s port day. two/three-day program High School, which bears his name, “I didn’t hear a hard sell because they couldn’t find and all the Tony C.’s restaurants, on anything,” Superinten- childcare for the remain- but nobody, especially the kids, real- dent Dr. Patrick Tutwil- ing weekdays. ly knows the real story. They will see er said Thursday night Satterwhite said the why people are still talking about following a presentation consistency that a five- Tony C. all these years later. from Phylitia Jamerson, day model would provide “And the Lynn Auditorium is the the district’s administra- is important and would al- perfect place for the premiere, just tor of special education. low for a teacher to build about across the street from where thirds of the Red Sox outfield. After tendance. Tony’s brother Billy, who “There are pros and cons a relationship with a child it all began at St. Mary’s.” a stint with the Angels in 1971, he also roamed the outfield for the Red to both. At the end of the every day. That familiarity Tony C. was, indeed, something returned to the Red Sox briefly in Sox, will be on hand. day, they’re pretty similar. with a teacher could serve special. A Revere native, he grew up 1975 as a designated hitter, but was Rich Conigliaro’s partners in the Some people find chal- as a confidence booster for in Swampscott and lived in Nahant forced to retire because his eyesight making of “25” include director/ lenges around childcare a student. later in life. During his 1964 rookie had been permanently damaged. producer John Ippolito and his with the current model. I While committee mem- season, Conigliaro batted .290 with A heart attack and stroke in 1982 team, and former state treasurer don’t think it’s the perfect ber John Ford said he 24 home runs and 52 RBI in 111 left him permanently disabled and, Joe Malone, who conducted the in- model. We want the chil- thinks a full day program games. In his first at-bat in Fenway eight years later at age 45, he died of terviews and serves as narrator. dren to be served well.” for a 3-year-old can take Park, Conigliaro hit a homer. He be- pneumonia and kidney failure. Rich said Tony’s former high school Tutwiler made the recom- away his or her childhood, came the youngest home-run cham- “This movie is like the first time teammate Frank Carey, who went mendation that the commit- Mayor Thomas M. McGee, pion ever in 1965, at age 20, when you saw ‘Rocky.’ You will leave the on to great success as North Read- tee have another two weeks chairman of the committee, he led the American League with theater feeling inspired, with what ing High’s baseball coach, offered to make a decision, which had a different perspective. 20. Two years later, at 22, he became Tony did and how he came back,” support and a helping hand, as have would give school adminis- “My kids went to full the youngest player in AL history to said Rich. Joel Abramson, Dan Dill and others. trators time to provide more day every day at 3 years hit 100 home runs. Balcony seats have been reserved Rich said other Tony C. projects information on the program old and did fine,” said Mc- In 1967, the slugger was hit in the for local youth athletic teams at no are in the works. These include an model options. Gee. “I think it depends on eye with a fastball that nearly ended cost. Baseball players from Swamp- ESPN program about the star, co- But a decision on wheth- the individual.” his career and put his life in jeopar- scott and Lynn schools, including ordinated with Major League Base- er to change to a half-day Under the current mod- dy. Doctors told him his playing days St. Mary’s, which will retire Tony’s ball and the Red Sox and narrated model has to be made el, there are nine self-con- were over. Determined to return to number and has commissioned by Ben Affleck, and a future fea- quickly by the committee, tained pre-K programs for the game he loved, Conigliaro made an oil painting of the slugger that ture film that’s in the screenwriting or the district won’t have special education students a comeback in 1969, smashing a will permanently be at the school, phase. enough time to make re- based on their Individual- home run in his first game back and area YMCAs and Boys & Girls “25: Tony Conigliaro,The Docu- visions to more than 170 ized Education Program and hitting 20 homers with 82 RBI Clubs have already signed up for mentary” world premiere, January Individualized Education (IEP) needs, and 13 inte- in 141 games, earning Comeback free tickets. 17, 8 p.m., at Lynn Auditorium. Programs (IEPs) in order grated pre-K programs, Player of the Year honors. In 1970, Swampscott’s Mike Lynch, the re- Tickets: $25 (film only) and ($40, 6 for the schedule change which serve a mix of spe- he reached career-high numbers in tired Channel 5 sports anchor, will p.m. VIP meet-and-greet plus film) to be implemented next cial education and regular HRs (36) and RBI (116). That season serve as master of ceremonies and are available at lynnauditorium. school year. education students. he and his brother, Billy, formed two- lead a Q&A session with stars in at- com. More info at 978-337-1414. That was the scenario Typically, a special edu- the committee found itself cation student starts out in in last May when mem- a two-day program and is Northeastern free to resume Nahant site bers were last tasked with then moved to a three-day. voting on a change in the The five-full day classroom program schedule. At the is reserved for students testing following Supreme Court ruling time, the panel indicated who need a higher level of its preferred option was a support. No matter how By Elyse Carmosino much development. between Massachusetts’ orandum of Decision and five-day, half-day model, the committee votes, there ITEM STAFF In a response on behalf of smallest town and one of Order on Plaintiffs’ Motion but opted to keep the cur- would be no changes to the the university, Northeast- the state’s largest univer- for Preliminary Injunction rent two/three-day split for district’s seven self-con- NAHANT — A Supreme ern spokesman Michael sities began last summer. stated: “Northeastern has an additional year because tained five-full day class- Court ruling Wednesday de- Ferrari praised the ruling. In August 2019, North- provided various detailed there was not enough time rooms, Tutwiler said. nied Nahant Preservation “We are pleased by the eastern filed a suit in land affidavits, including at least to adjust IEPs. By law, the school dis- Trust’s request for a tempo- Court’s decision and en- court after it received a one from an individual who “It’s helpful to come to trict is mandated to serve rary injunction that would couraged that the judge letter from residents that can only be characterized as us at this time to give us 3-5-year-olds who are eli- have stalled Northeastern affirmed that the univer- allegedly threatened to an expert in the field, that time to make a decision,” gible for special education, University’s plans to build sity never made a ded- sue the university. the environmental impact said School Committee but Lynn Public Schools is a 55,000 square foot coastal ication to the public of The letter also allegedly of the investigations will be member Jared Nicholson. not required to serve reg- sustainability institute on any portion of its Nahant claimed the property the minimal, with no lasting en- “I’m struggling with a ular education students Nahant’s East Point. property,” he said. “We school planned to develop vironmental consequences.” lack of data. A lot of the who aren’t eligible to start The decision means look forward to completing on had been dedicated to It went on to say: “The pros and cons are viable pre-K until age 4. Regular Northeastern is free to re- required site testing and the town as public land Nahant Plaintiffs assert empirically, but not (with education slots are deter- sume pre-construction site moving forward with the and could not be altered conclusions (based on the) data we have.” mined by a lottery. testing required by the permitting process.” without a two-thirds vote assumptions) that the Some of the advantages Massachusetts Environ- Jeff Musman of Nahant of the town legislature. Woodland Area will be ir- for a two/three-day split mental Protection Agency. Preservation Trust said Three weeks later, a 36- reparably harmed by the is that a longer school LAW OFFICES OF First announced in ear- his organization was dis- page lawsuit filed by 28 investigations, and they day builds stamina for JAMES J. CARRIGAN ly 2018, the university’s appointed with the court’s Nahant taxpayers seeking ask the court to make in- students, attendance in- • Social Security Disability proposed building project decision. an injunction stated the ferences from these asser- creases and related service • Workers Compensation includes space for academ- “We will continue to take university had cleared an tions without the benefit providers have additional • Accidents 25 years located across ics, research, and addition- whatever steps necessary access road through an of expert testimony.” time to service special ed- from Lynn District Court al parking, as well as an to ensure the preservation ecological preserve, caus- Musman said NPT and ucation students through- 15 Johnson St. updated seawater intake of East Point as a wildlife/ ing what the lawsuit re- other Nahant residents out the day. system. These plans have ecological preserve and ferred to as “irreparable involved in the lawsuit But it creates a long 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN been hotly opposed by Nah- open space for … recreation damage” to a 50-year-old plan to appeal the ruling. school day for a 3-year-old, ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN ant residents, however, who as it has existed for more wildlife preserve and mi- “We simply believe the which is the starting age LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL say their small town and lo- than 50 years,” he said. gratory bird habitat. court misapplied the law for special education stu- www.jamescarriganlaw.com cal wildlife can’t handle so This latest legal battle In its findings, the Mem- to the facts,” he said. dents, and the model lacks [email protected] A4 FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 OPINION Taking a leap back in time HOW TO REACH US E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Fifty-five years ago sounds get Bob Gallucci who cut M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg like a long time ago until we my wife’s dad’s hair and my Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ compare the similarities buddy, Jim’s. He also played Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall and contrasts to Lynn in a mean game of chess on 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey 2020 and in 1965. Thanks Thor Washington Street. P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton to a detailed city directory How about Beachway Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Jourgensen published by R.L. Polk & Beauty Shoppe on Lewis Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service Company, we can browse Street and salonists includ- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. through the past and learn ing Delia Breault, Marie PUBLISHERS Citrus Fruit Juices — a Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 that the 1962 city census Fallen, Eleanor Baribeau Connecting business once located at Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 placed Lynn’s population at and Liane Lombard? All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 212 Chestnut St. and offer- 94,624 residents. Compare You could still buy a 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 ing home delivery? Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 that to an official 2019 pop- barrel from Maribito’s on For those residents who Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 ulation count of 90,329 resi- Washington Street in 1965 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 did not own a home in and H.B. Hunt and Holder Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 dents that city officials say Lynn 1965, there was a still sold coal with Pick- classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 underestimates Lynn’s pop- vast stock of apartment Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 ering-Sprague, Breed Inc. ulation by 10,000 people. buildings with regal names Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 The Polk informs us that touting their “blue” coal. [email protected] like The Bancroft on Lew- Corsetieres sold their the “normal temperature in is Street; The Austin on Circulation July” in the city in 1965 was wares locally in 1965 with [email protected] Shepard Street; Ocean no fewer than five corset 70.3 degrees and lists the Street’s The Bayside; Bilt- city’s “Predominating Na- stores in Lynn, including Ext. 3 more Apartments at 135 Clark’s on Union Street and tionalities” as “American, Ca- Ocean; Chatsworth Hall Newsroom Elizabeth Corset Shop in [email protected] nadian, Irish, Italian, United at 252 Ocean St. and the Kingdom and (ed. Note: in- City Hall Square. The city [email protected] Chesterfield Apartmentsalso had its share of dance terestingly enough) Russian.” on West Baltimore Street. Ext. 4 EDITORIAL More than 44 percent of schools and I remember the There was the Commodore Sports local families owned their sign for Gordon Ballroom Apartments on Washington Dance overlooking Central [email protected] homes in 1965. The city Street; Coolidge Arms on had, to quote the Polk list, Avenue well into the 1990s. Ext. 5 Chase Street; The Copley You could even take elo- “two finely equipped major Retail and Online An unfortunate at 200 Lewis St.; Earlham cution classes in 1965 with hospitals” and more than Advertising Apartments on Broad Street; Janice Sloan more than 62 churches. It also had Elliott Hall on Newhall [email protected] a library system “being happy to make an orator Street; Fenmore Apartments out of you. ADVERTISING the largest and most fully on West Baltimore; Har- necessity equipped north of Boston” Social clubs seemed to have Ernie Carpenter Jr. vard Apartments on Green Director of Advertising with three branch librar- had a tighter hold on the city Street (still there); Kensing- 55 years ago with Forester’s and Business Development, ext. 1355 ies, two deposit stations ton Park Apartments on the [email protected] Editorial from the Baltimore Sun editorial board Hall on Boston Street, the and a bookmobile. side street off Nahant Street The city also had a Lithuanian Naturalization Ralph Mitchell of the same name and don’t Sales Representative, ext. 1313 The need to legislate black hair seems ridiculous on 216-employee Police De- Club on Camden Street, the forget the Lewistania, Lin- Paul Revere Hall on Maple [email protected] its face. It’s hair. We all have it. It comes in different partment and a 301-employ- coln Hall, The Palmer and Street, and Scandia Hall on textures, colors and lengths — all determined by our ee Fire Department with Eric Rondeau The Whittier. Washington Street. DNA. We can alter it with chemicals, blow dryers, 13 engine trucks and four Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Lynn also had a bevy of You could find a black- [email protected] flat irons and bottles of hair dye. But at some point it ladder trucks. Interestingly barbers and beauticians smith locally in 1965 with will bounce back to its natural state. enough, the Fire Depart- Patricia Whalen 55 years ago. Their names Hector Leal shodding on Unfortunately, the natural state of African Ameri- ment’s prominent role today Sales Representative, ext. 1310 conjure up smoke-filled Western Avenue and MacK- [email protected] as an emergency medical can hair isn’t deemed appropriate by too many work- crowded shops with news- enzie and Callahan doing response service appeared BUSINESS OFFICE places and other public institutions. African Amer- papers and magazines business on Oakville Street. almost non-existent in 1965 icans lose their jobs because of their hair. They are strewn across the chairs The lists are long but Susan J. Conti told it is unkempt and unclean when it is not. Or with the department run- and bawdy banter between the memories are longer Controller, ext. 1288 that it doesn’t fit the image a company is trying to ning “1 rescue wagon (and) customers and cutters. in a city where people still [email protected] 2 combination wagons.” present. Some schools have gone as far as banning Anyone remember Car- spend a dollar to make sure Ted Grant afrocentric hairstyles like braids, twists and dread- Of course, the city was mine’s on Union Street? a friend or neighbor’s busi- Publisher, ext. 1234 locks, sending kids home who dare to show up with served by ambulance services How about Dorene’s Beauty ness prospers. [email protected] in 1965 with Morgan’s and Salon on North Common? such styles. Only straightened hair based on Europe- Happy belated 100th Marian Kinney an standards of beauty are allowed. Nordstrom’s boasting “oxy- Continental Coiffures did birthday to Dorothy Ma- ext. 1212 This discrimination of African Americans based on gen equipped” vehicles and business on Ocean Street caione and here’s wishing [email protected] biased and subjective views needs to stop, but sadly, “trained and certified staff.” and Agganis Beautyra- the great Larry Godbout a Statistics aside, it was ma was on Market Street. Will Kraft we have learned that companies can’t be trusted to speedy recovery, from his Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 the people and their pur- do it on their own. Zarbo’s Barber Shop was friends at the Y. [email protected] suits that defined Lynn in at 63 Essex St. and Ski’s That’s why we are glad to see that the Baltimore 1965 and continue to de- on Boston Street. Armand Thor Jourgensen can be Paula Villacreses City Council will soon take up legislation to ban such fine the city today. Cormier, Donato Faccinto, reached at tjourgensen@ A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 discrimination, and that a state lawmaker also plans Does anyone remember Louis Bruno and don’t for- itemlive.com. [email protected] to introduce a similar bill during this year’s Gener- Mike Shanahan al Assembly session that starts Wednesday. In fact, Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 these laws are long overdue. Discrimination based [email protected] on hair texture is no different than discriminating Making a difference in our communities Carolina Trujillo based on race, particularly when it is overwhelmingly We hear so much about strumental in the revitaliza- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 African Americans whose hair is usually in question. mayors, councilors select tion of the downtown area. [email protected] People should be judged on the how they do their jobs boards and school commit- “We’re at a tipping point,” Jim Wilson and not whether their hair is in a structured bone- tees. What they say and she says. “We are at a really Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 straight bob or a fluffy, close-cropped afro. do seems to dictate the for- Steve exciting time.” [email protected] In Baltimore, Councilman Robert Stokes’ leg- tunes of their communities. Krause Veronica Robles of Saugus CIRCULATION islation would prohibit discrimination based on But do they really? considers herself a cultural Lisa Mahmoud the texture and style of someone’s hair in schools, They are but one aspect ambassador and advocate workplaces and housing. Seems like a no-brainer in of a large, intricate network Manager, ext. 1239 makes the LCHC indis- for diversity through music [email protected] a city that is 63 percent black, but it is also some- of people who — either pro- pensible in many sections and dance. thing that should be banned in every county in the fessionally or through vol- of the city. “When somebody is not GRAPHICS state. Such issues might be more of a problem in unteerism — work to make We also honor two people — happy with themselves, Trevor Andreozzi their communities better, more conservative areas or places that have smaller Phyllis Sagan of Swampscott when they feel their culture Designer and more livable. African American populations. and Helaine Hazlett of Mar- is not valued in their society, [email protected] Essex Media Group inau- The legislation to be introduced by Del. Stephanie blehead — who are not only they tend to do other things, Frederick Higgins Smith, a Baltimore Democrat who sports dreadlocks, gurated its annual Persons friends, but committed vol- Designer of the Year honor two years and usually those are bad would ban discrimination across the state based on unteers for their causes. Both things,” she says. “They [email protected] ago. There was only one have worked extensively with hairstyle and traits associated with race. want to be like other kids, elected official that year, as the LCHC, and both have Mark Sutherland Maryland is part of a growing movement now our recipients covered a wide and that makes trouble.” Creative Director paying attention to an issue that has long haunted their own causes as well. [email protected] variety of activities, volun- Hazlett says, “I have it in While there can only be one African Americans and made them feel bad about teers and professionals. my blood to be an activist,” Person of the Year in each NEWSROOM themselves. California, New Jersey and New York community, there are others We followed the same while Sagan believes in giv- Mike Alongi have passed anti-discrimination hair laws, and in trend last year, and again ing back. who were nominated and Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Montgomery County, lawmakers passed legislation this year. We had an elected “At the end of the day, I were under consideration for [email protected] late last year that prohibits discrimination against official as part of our group making a positive contribu- ask myself … did I make Bill Brotherton natural hairstyles, including “braids, locks, Afros, — but only one. enough of a difference?” tion in their communities. Features Editor ext. 1338 curls and twists.” Violating the law comes with a fine That’s not exactly inten- Moving on, we’ll be honor- These “2019 Community [email protected] of up to $5,000. Many other states are considering tional, but it does reflect ing George Markos of Nah- All-Stars” are: our desire to acknowledge Elyse Carmosino similar hair discrimination bans. ant for a lifetime of philan- LYNN: Wendy Joseph, Reporter, ext. 1264 Some companies have learned the hard way the contributions all people thropy in and around Lynn. Donna Stevens Huggins [email protected] through expensive lawsuits and bad publicity. make in their communities, For all he does — including Harkness, Melissa Wal- Gayla Cawley A former Baltimore “Hooters Girl” was awarded whatever they are. If what the free Thanksgiving din- dron, Paul Crowley, Nicho- they do results in a better Reporter, ext. 1236 more than $250,000 in 2015 after a manager at ners he gives to people each las Meninno, Richard Star- [email protected] the restaurant’s Inner Harbor location chided her community, people nomi- year as owner off Brothers bard, Dr. Patrick Tutwiler, nated for the honor merit Deli on Market Street in Fred Hogan, North Shore Cheryl Charles for the color of her hair. Blond highlights weren’t News Editor, ext. 1278 permissible because “black people don’t have blond serious consideration. Lynn — he laments that he Latino Business Associa- The reception for Essex [email protected] hair,” the boss told her with a straight face. The doesn’t think he does enough. tion, Peter Cipriano, Bryan Media Group Persons of the Our only elected official Olivia Falcigno NAACP Legal Defense Fund has also brought law- McAskill, Verny Samayoa, Year will be held Tuesday, this year is Revere city Photographer, ext.1224 suits on behalf natural-haired clients. Rosa Feliz. [email protected] Jan. 14, at the Lynn Muse- councilor Jessica Ann Gi- LYNNFIELD: Joe Markey. But the courts aren’t necessarily the best ave- um, beginning at 6 p.m. annino. She’s only 28 and MARBLEHEAD: Merry Spenser Hasak nue to tackle this issue. Legislation will protect all For the third straight began getting interested in Photographer, ext. 1332 Mixers, Edward Bell, Donald African Americans and not just the ones who can year, we will be honoring an politics when she was still [email protected] Doliber, Steve Rosenthal. afford a pricey lawyer, or convince one to take on impressive array of people at Salem State. She prides NAHANT: Jeffrey Musman Thor Jourgensen the case in hopes of a nice payout in the end. Com- who have affected not just herself on being attentive to PEABODY: Corey Jack- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 panies will be forced to think twice about discrimi- their communities but other constituent concerns. [email protected] nating if they know it is illegal. people on the North Shore “The best thing you can do son, Cheryl Holbert Mil- Daniel Kane Del. Smith said she wishes such legislation in so many way it’s almost is listen,” she said. lard, Jon Turco, Tom Gould. REVERE: Diego Ale- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 wasn’t necessary. We agree. There are other more impossible to quantify. Carmela and Dick Dalton [email protected] pressing issues we should have to worry about, Let’s start with Lynn’s of Lynnfield took one of the jandro Pizarro, Moroc- Steve Krause like crime and improving education. Maybe one Kiame Mahaniah, the CEO of most horrendous tragedies can-American Connections in Revere (MACIR). Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 day we’ll reach a place when people of all races the Community Health Cen- that can befall parents — [email protected] and ethnicities are embraced. ter. The LCHC found itself in the death of their son — and SAUGUS: Tom Whittredge, the maelstrom this year for turned it into a positive sto- Joseph Dennis Gould, Gordon Harold Rivera We are already starting to see some change. Look Sports Editor, ext. 1238 around and you will see more African Americans partnering with Lynn Public ry about helping others with Shepard. Schools to distribute contra- SWAMPSCOTT: John [email protected] wearing natural styles. Hair products to main- substance abuse issues. ceptives to students who felt They established at 501(c) McLaughlin. Anne Marie Tobin tain these styles occupy much more space on store they needed them. The objec- (3) charity that provides To purchase tickets to Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 shelves than the straightening relaxers that used to tive was to reduce the num- financial aid to recovering Tuesday’s event, go to www. [email protected] line the aisles. YouTube videos give tutorials on how ber of teenage pregnancies in addicts’ transitional rehabil- itemlive.com/emg-awards. Ryan York to style curly heads of hair. African Americans want those schools. itation to the real world. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 to be their natural selves and hopefully legislation But he has also presided Deanne Healey of Pea- Steve Krause can be [email protected] will make it easier for them to do that. over a wide variety of pro- body, president of Peabody reached at skrause@item- TECHNOLOGY grams and services that Main Streets, has been in- live.com. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE As wildfires get worse, smoke All address information, particu- over to rest. The man was able larly arrests, reflect police records. to resume operation and head In the event of a perceived inac- back to the friends he was curacy, it is the sole responsibility staying with. spreads, stokes health worries of the concerned party to contact the relevant police department Animals By Matthew Brown The fires have torched and have the department issue An unknown caller contact- ASSOCIATED PRESS more than 2,000 hous- a notice of correction to the Daily es and killed at least 26 ed the station at 9:11 a.m. Item. Corrections or clarifications PARADISE, Calif. — people. Authorities or- Tuesday to report a loose dog will not be made without express First came the flames, a dered new evacuations in notice of change from the arrest- in the area of the town dump. raging firestorm propelled New South Wales and the ing police department. Officers were unable to locate by 50 mph wind gusts that neighboring state of Victo- the dog. incinerated Kelsey Nor- ria as rising temperatures LYNN ton’s house and killed 85 and erratic winds on Fri- Complaints people in her community. day threatened to fan doz- Arrests Then came the smoke ens of blazes still burning Police received a call at — not just from the forest 9:17 a.m. Tuesday from a out of control. Dustin Holmes, of 20 Peach but also from some 14,000 Both states issued hazard- St., was arrested on warrant man complaining vehicles houses and their contents were driving too fast past his ous air quality warnings for charges of two counts of op- that burned, generating a affected areas and said peo- eration of a motor vehicle with residence on Little Nahant thick plume that enshroud- Road and demanded that ple with health problems a suspended license, exhibit- ed portions of Northern PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS should consider relocating ing another’s license, number police call the town admin- California for weeks and Flames and smoke from the Camp Fire erupted until the smoke clears. plate violation, failure to wear istrator to put up more signs left Norton gasping. around town. 90 miles north of Sacramento, Calif. Compounding the dan- a seat belt, motor vehicle oper- “I don’t want to have ger, experts and firefight- ator refuses to identify self, lar- cancer in my 50s because I ers say, is the proliferation wildfires are scorching for- burning across Austra- ceny, Class A drug possession SAUGUS inhaled smoke in my 30s,” of construction materials at 12:11 p.m. Thursday. she said. ests from across the West- lia offer the most recent and household items made Keltron McFadden, of 24 Motor Vehicle Incidents The immediate toll of ern U.S. to Australia and example as they blanket from petroleum-based Burchstead Place, was ar- lives and property lost stoking concern among major cities with danger- plastics, ranging from rested on a warrant charge The station received a call when a fire tore through residents and health pro- ous air pollution. Smoke plumbing pipes to exterior of assault and battery with at 9:48 p.m. Wednesday the Sierra Nevada foothills fessionals about long- from those fires, which siding. Those burn hotter a dangerous weapon at 2:06 about a non-fatal two-car town of Paradise, Califor- term health impacts from started burning in Sep- and generate smoke more p.m. Wednesday. accident on Lincoln Avenue. nia in November 2018 is smoke exposure. tember, by this week had toxic than wood does, ex- The caller reported one of the well documented. Still un- The issue has far-reach- spread across more than posing people to numerous Accidents vehicles was smoking. Dis- known is the long-term im- ing implications as climate 7.7 million square miles hazardous chemicals. patched officers reported one pact of the intense smoke change turns some regions and drifted across the Pa- Researchers and health A report of a motor vehicle of the vehicles had sustained exposure suffered by the of the globe drier and more cific Ocean to reach South officials are confident hit and run crash at 12:17 heavy damage and was towed tragedy’s survivors and the prone to fires that send up America, according to the more people will get sick p.m. Wednesday at 320 Ce- from the scene. One party was hundreds of thousands of smoke plumes that can United Nation's meteo- and many will die as re- dar Brook Road. transported by ambulance to people living in communi- travel thousands of miles rological agency and the gions such as the U.S. A report of a motor vehicle Melrose Wakefield hospital. ties downwind of the blaze. and affect millions of people. Copernicus Atmosphere West see bigger, more in- crash at 1:13 p.m. Wednesday A woman came into the Increasingly intense The unprecedented fires Monitoring Service. tense wildfires. at 239 Maple St.; at 2:29 p.m. station at 9:07 a.m. Wednes- Wednesday at 625 Lynnfield day to report her car was hit St.; at 2:46 p.m. Wednesday sometime between 11 a.m. High school at Walgreens at 290 Broad- and 8 p.m. Jan. 4 while it was way; at 3:03 p.m. Wednesday parked on the second floor of basketball at 570 Western Ave.; at 4:01 the mall parking garage on p.m. Wednesday at 123 Wash- Broadway. The car sustained ington St.; at 8:27 a.m. Thurs- damage to the driver’s side coach is day at 230 O’Callaghan Way. door. accused of Overdose Hazards A report of an overdose Police received a call at assaulting at 7:11 p.m. Wednesday 11:46 p.m. Wednesday about on Granite Street; at 9:59 two shopping carts on the heckler p.m. Wednesday on Bright- meridian strips in the road- wood Terrace; at 10:30 p.m. way on Broadway, with one LINCOLNTON, N.C. Wednesday at Caruso’s Pizza partially obstructing the road- (AP) — A winless North on Union Street. way. The Department of Public Carolina high school bas- Works was notified. ketball coach assaulted Theft a heckler who raised his A report of motor vehicle Suspicious Activity hand to admit he had made the comment, a theft at 12:20 p.m. Wednes- A 911 caller at 10:11 p.m. day at 8 Mildred St. sheriff’s office said. Wednesday reported a suspi- The Lincoln County A report of a larceny at 3:13 cious black SUV that had been PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. Wednesday at 10 Farrar Sheriff’s Office said in a parked in front of her home on A demonstrator displays placards while protesting a recent conflict with St.; at 7:47 p.m. Wednesday news release posted to Morton Avenue for an hour. Iran, Thursday in Cambridge. at 82 Harwood St. social media that one of There were a male and female its deputies working se- Vandalism occupant inside talking and curity at the game heard the caller feared for her safety. Around 200 rally to call for the man yell at Chadwick A report of motor vehicle Dispatched officers reported Rock Wright, 48, after the vandalism at 8:29 a.m. Thurs- nothing suspicious at the time. West Lincoln boys lost day at Cobbet Elementary Police received a call at 5:44 diplomacy between U.S., Iran their 13th game of the School at 40 Franklin St. p.m. Wednesday from a man season Tuesday night. stating his neighbors weren’t CAMBRIDGE (AP) — A Cambridge, carrying missiles on Iraqi bases The deputy said a man NAHANT home but their basement door couple of hundred people hand-printed signs that housing U.S. troops. No in a group of people raised was open and a light was on. rallied near Boston on read: “Hands off Iran” and one was hurt. his hand and said he He was concerned someone made the remark. Wright Well-being Check Thursday to call for diplo- “No war with Iran.” They In the immediate after- may have been in the base- ran into the stands and macy to prevail between then gathered to listen to math of the U.S. strike, A party at 5:48 a.m. Wednes- ment. Officers were dispatched hit the man in the head the United States and speeches. many feared the two na- day called to report a person to the home on Herbert Ave- before the two began sleeping inside their car, which nue where they determined Iran following an Ameri- President Donald Trump tions would go to war. But wrestling in the stands, had New York license plates, on the back door was open. The can strike that killed the authorized the target- tensions have since eased according to the deputy. A Nahant Road. Officers spoke to homeowners could not be top Iranian general. ed killing last week of somewhat since Trump woman then began taunt- the vehicle’s operator, who told reached and law enforcement On a bitterly cold eve- Qassem Soleimani. Iran signaled he would not re- ing the coach and was police he got tired and pulled found no suspicious activity. ning, around 200 peo- responded this week by taliate militarily for Iran’s pulled into the scuffle, au- ple marched through firing more than a dozen strikes. thorities said. NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS

Officials alert health care paper reported. Infections on the tracks is ongoing. medical center where she what appeared to be a in January 2019, which providers of HIV surge among people who inject was treated for swelling terrible call against the is down 4.2 percent since drugs declined 91 percent New York man gets 2 months on the right side of her Celtics,” police said. The 2018 and down 17.7 per- BOSTON (AP) — Mas- between 2000 and 2014. for assault on cruise ship head and a one-inch cut can missed a Spurs player cent since 2010, according sachusetts officials alert- “What we’re seeing is that required five stitches, by just a few inches, po- to HUD. ed health care providers the need for much more BOSTON (AP) — A according to authorities. lice said. Neighboring Massa- to test frequently for HIV aggressive street out- New York man has been Panetta was arrested The can was thrown chusetts saw one of the and to quickly report new reach,” said Carl Scio- sentenced to two months when the ship docked in as Celtics guard Kemba largest declines nation- infections to the Public rtino, vice president of in prison for beating a Boston. Walker argued with a wide in the number of Health Department. government relations for woman on a cruise ship referee. homeless people, with Officials discovered that Fenway Health. off the coast of Massa- Man charged after can Arnold later apologized 552 fewer individuals, there were 182 intrave- chusetts so severely she thrown onto court in a call to an iHeart Ra- though the report notes nous drug users who were Concrete placed on railroad required stitches, federal dio station in Boston, say- that the state had a affected in Lowell and tracks on Cape Cod prosecutors say. during Celtics game ing he was angry with the “very high” rate of home- Lawrence between 2015 Adam Damian Panet- lessness among families. BOSTON (AP) — A man call and was not thinking. and 2019, The Boston BOURNE (AP) — Mas- ta, 45, of Farmingville, Forty-one out of every was arrested and escort- He said he did not have Globe reported. The num- sachusetts State Police N.Y., was also sentenced 10,000 people in Massa- ed out of the arena after any disrespect for the ber of cases dropped after are trying to figure out Wednesday to two years chusetts families expe- throwing a can of hard Spurs organization. the summer of 2018 after who placed several heavy of probation and fined Arnold was arrested rienced homelessness in a campaign to increase pieces of concrete on rail- $1,000. He pleaded guilty seltzer onto the court near 2019, it said. the San Antonio Spurs after police reviewed sur- access to treatment. road tracks on Cape Cod, in September to assault veillance video and talked The total number of There were six new which could have caused resulting in substantial bench during Wednesday homeless people in Mas- night’s game with the to witnesses. cases diagnosed in Boston a derailment. bodily injury, according to Celtics coach Brad Ste- sachusetts was estimated in December 2018 be- Lt. Edward Blackwell the U.S. attorney’s office Boston Celtics, Boston at nearly 18,500, a 8 police said Thursday. vens said he apologized to fore a similar campaign responded to a report of in Boston. the Spurs after the game. percent decrease since was launched, and cases vandalism and attempted Panetta was observed Justin Arnold, 22, of 2018 but an 11 percent dropped down until fall of derailment on the Massa- on surveillance video Everett, was charged New report shows increase since 2010. 2019. chusetts Coastal Railroad pulling a woman by the with disturbing a public Nationally, homeless- “We do seem to see a tracks in the vicinity of hair down a hallway on assembly. Arnold ap- homelessness declined 4.2 ness increased 3 per- growing number of very, the Massachusetts Mari- the ship in April, prosecu- peared to be intoxicated, percent in Rhode Island cent between 2018 and very vulnerable people time Academy station in tors said. police said in a state- 2019, to roughly 568,000 with substance use disor- Bourne at about 9 a.m. After the woman ment. PROVIDENCE, R.I. people. HUD said that der, with injection drug Thursday. slapped him, he punched He was released on per- (AP) — Homelessness while homelessness in use, in great need for Troopers and railroad her twice in the side of sonal recognizance after in Rhode Island has most states declined, care,” said Dr. Jennifer workers removed the the head and left her on pleading not guilty Thurs- declined by 4.2 percent, a 16 percent increase K. Brody, director of HIV cylindrical pieces, some the floor in the hallway day but was held briefly federal housing officials in California, or about services at the Boston of which weighed around outside a cabin he en- because of an alleged said Thursday. 21,000 people, drove up Health Care for the 200 pounds. tered, authorities said. probation violation in an The U.S. Department the national figure. Homeless Program. Police think they were When he came out of the unrelated assault case. of Housing and Urban The number of homeless The state has increased placed there sometime cabin about a minute The 20-ounce can Development released its families with children de- the number of needle overnight. later, the woman started thrown from the balcony annual homeless assess- creased in Rhode Island. exchanges from five in The blocks were not to crawl in and he kicked landed on the court and ment report to Congress. Veteran homelessness 2015 to 33, in an attempt struck by any trains. her twice, prosecutors sprayed all over the floor In Rhode Island, 1,055 and chronic, or long-term, to provide clean injection The investigation into said. “when the crowd started people experienced home- homelessness decreased supplies and training, the who placed the concrete She went to the ship’s to scrutinize the refs for lessness on a single night as well. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 LYNN’S 2020 VISION

Thomas M. McGee Darren Cyr Richard Colucci Brian Field Brian LaPierre Hong Net Mayor City Council President Ward 4 At-Large At-Large At-Large Ward 3 MCGEE COLUCCI FIELD LAPIERRE NET From A1 CYR From A1 From A1 From A1 From A1 “We really need to fo- From A1 levels. The department Grants have addressed to be building for the next skills and talents to build cus on that and find the get to work on building at has already hired 29 new some of that need, Field century and beyond,” said our city.” consensus to start to see least one, if not two mid- police officers over the said, referring to those LaPierre, referring to He said he would work some results on building dle schools, and continu- past two years, but its funds covering an in- their remarks at Monday’s with the mayor, City our schools and address- ing on the development manpower remains below crease in staffing for the city of Lynn inauguration. Council president, and po- ing our infrastructure of the downtown and the the chief’s optimal level. Lynn Police and Lynn Fire He said the city needs to lice, fire and DPW chiefs, needs. It adds value to Lynnway,” said Cyr. Colucci said there have departments. replace its outdated school Lynn Housing Authority the community and it re- The time is right for also been meetings with In addition, he said the buildings while continu- & Neighborhood Develop- ally changes the dynam- that new development Mageary about some of city continues to seek out ing to work within the ment, and all city depart- ic. When you make those and school construction, the violent crimes that additional funding sourc- constraints of its budget. ment heads to see if they investments, you also see Cyr said, because the city have occurred lately in es. To that end, LaPierre can find ways to start hir- the private investment is more stable financially the city. “Like the mayor said at said the city needs to find ing more people of color in that comes in.” than it was two years ago. No funding source has the inauguration, we are ways to increase its reve- each department. The city’s efforts to sta- In fact, he predicted at been identified for cov- all in the ring together to nue while keeping proper- Net said he’d like to see bilize its finances go hand- Monday’s inauguration ering the cost of new po- do the work,” said Field. ty taxes reasonable. a quota implemented that in-hand with being able to ceremony that in the next lice officers, Colucci said, “The decisions we make Finding the capacity to would require 25 percent find the funding capacity two years, construction but there could be some as a council are carefully fund a feasibility study of city staff to be of color. to cover the 36 projects would begin on one or two grants the city could ap- thought out to move the for a new middle school To achieve a more di- in its capital plan, McGee new middle schools. ply for. city in the right direction should be seen as a 2020 verse city employment, said. He said city officials are “We’re all on the same — sometimes not as fast priority, he said. He would Net said people of color McGee said the city can page: the mayor and the in the process of finding as we hope, but always like to see the cost of that could be encouraged to also apply for grant oppor- council,” said Colucci. with the best intent.” the funding capacity for study included in the apply. To improve their tunities to fund the plan. mayor’s fiscal year 2021 new schools. skills, he said those peo- Quality of life infrastruc- Brian Castellanos Donna Coppola budget. Echoing McGee, Cyr ple could participate in ture improvements, such On a related note, LaPi- said his goal is to fund a School Committee Vice Chair workshops and attend as fixing roads, sidewalks new school without asking erre said the city needs and building a communi- classes. voters for a debt override, CASTELLANOS COPPOLA to get back in the “good ty path, will bring private graces” of the MSBA to such as the one that was From A1 From A1 Dianna Chakoutis dollars into the city. defeated in 2017, which be accepted back into the The mayor said he’s dis- Ward 5 would have raised proper- we have. Delivering high “We’re land poor,” said program following a 2017 cussing a plan with city ty taxes. quality education and the Coppola. “I don’t know failed city-wide vote for councilors, School Com- Cyr said there have been supports we need to put in how many times we can the construction of two CHAKOUTIS mittee members and de- discussions with develop- say that, so we don’t have new middle schools. From A1 partment heads to fund a place is vital.” ers to bring a hotel to the a lot of options.” In addition, the city’s nearly $100 million new To meet the social-emo- city. There are three pos- To avoid heavy public last plan to replace Pick- on the one Starbard school without raising tional needs of students, sible locations that could opposition that resulted in ering was rejected by the emails to his constituents taxes or asking for a debt Castellanos said there work: the Lynnway, Mar- a failed 2017 vote for two MSBA in December 2018. each month. override from voters. The needs to be more social ket Street and elsewhere new schools, Coppola said Lynn was not invited back “There’s multiple issues city has been trying un- workers in schools. in the downtown, he said. the process needs to be into the program because we need to start working successfully for years to He wants to see more There are no hotels in more inclusive this time of its unstable financ- on,” said Chakoutis. “Ev- replace Pickering Middle programs like Bridge for Lynn, but there’s a need, around. More community es, the MSBA said at the ery ward is different.” School, which include a Resilient Youth in Tran- he said, noting an increase input should be solicited time. failed vote in 2017. sition (BRYT), which of people coming into the and people need to be edu- “I think the new revenue John “Jay” Walsh If accepted into the Mas- helps transition students city to take in shows at cated on why new schools (from development) will sachusetts School Build- at Lynn Classical High Ward 7 the Lynn Auditorium. are needed. For instance, help in two ways,” said ing Authority (MSBA) School back to their class- “People need a place to the district has more than LaPierre. “It will increase program, the cost of the es after a hospitalization WALSH stay,” said Cyr. “We want 16,000 students and en- the bond rating for us and school would be reim- for a mental disorder; 100 them staying in Lynn and rollment keeps climbing, that in turn will improve From A1 bursed up to 80 percent Males to College, which spending their money she said. our borrowing ability.” by the state and the city helps increase access to to keep providing support here.” In the short term, she would borrow the rest. A college for low-income for people who need those said the district needs to Fred Hogan long-term loan payment males and males of color; types of services, such as Buzzy Barton find additional space to would be included each and the Lynn Vocational Ward 6 enlisting help from the reduce school overcrowd- year in the city budget, Council Vice President Technical Afterschool Pro- city’s Department of Pub- ing, but could not pinpoint McGee said. At-Large gram (TAP), which offers HOGAN lic Works. high school students ca- what some of those op- What should improve tions could be. From A1 Wayne Lozzi reer-ready trade skills. constituent services, BARTON “That is a really hard Those types of resources now: kids who have been Walsh said, is that the Ward 1 question to answer,” said From A1 allow kids to gain a set of trained and are coming DPW could soon have a Coppola. “We’re proba- skills that will be helpful out of the police academy new tree truck to replace LOZZI Another strategy would bly on our third or fourth in life and also build their with new perspectives,” its existing, outdated be to make sure there’s a year with really identify- From A1 self-esteem, Castellanos said Hogan. strong public safety pres- ing spaces. (We’ve been) equipment. City officials said. In addition, they can Hogan plans to start city be prepared for that,” ence in the city. taking areas away that are considering the pur- provide a support system a Ward 6 neighborhood said Lozzi. “It’s helping “If people don’t feel safe should have remained as chase this year, he said. for kids who don’t get that crime watch, which will be the environment and it’s in the city, they won’t spaces. We really have to implemented in the next Lorraine Gately saving money for the city.” want to live in the city,” at home, he said. look at building two new two years and is aimed The City Council has said Barton. “(We can) build that lev- schools.” School Committee already approved the des- el of engagement so we can at alleviating crime in his ward. ignation, which still has Rick Starbard have more success stories Michael Satterwhite GATELY and (students can) contin- “If we have people in to be signed off on by the Ward 2 School Committee From A1 state. Once the city is des- ue to thrive and compete the community working ignated a green communi- in the mainstream,” said together, it can definitely she said, noting that she ty, it will immediately re- STARBARD Castellanos. SATTERWHITE work,” said Hogan. approached Superinten- ceive more than $500,000 From A1 From A1 dent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler Jared Nicholson John Ford with a plan that resulted in funds for energy effi- system,” said Starbard. meantime, we need to find School Committee School Committee in an eighth grade, voca- ciency programs, Lozzi He said there needs to space at the YMCA or tional skills-based discov- said. be more developments with the portables we’re ery academy opening this The Green Commu- like the ones taking place NICHOLSON FORD going to be putting at year in the Lynn Tech an- nities Designation and on the city’s waterfront, From A1 (Lynn) English.” From A1 Grant Program is aimed nex. which are for smaller Other potential options Now, her focus is on al- at helping municipalities units of housing that Although it’s his under- include using large spac- The district is banking on being accepted back leviating overcrowding at find clean energy solu- wouldn’t be a good match standing that the city is es on Boston Street, such into the MSBA program, the district’s three high tions to reduce costs and for families with children. ready to move forward as the former Rite Aid. he said, which would re- schools, which have seen strengthen their local “Then hopefully, that on building new schools The shuttered downtown economies, according to sult in the city being re- 400 new students this type of development spurs through the MSBA pro- Shaw’s could be looked at the state website. imbursed for up to 80 per- year. commercial development, gram, that’s more of a as temporary classroom One of those potential cent of the school’s cost. “We didn’t know this (such as) new stores and long-term solution, he space, he said. efforts could be encourag- “We can go forward with large number was going restaurants that cater to said. But a new school is what ing people to use electric “In the near term, we’re one new school, but we to hit like it did,” said that clientele,” said Star- the district is striving to- vehicles, Lozzi said, not- thinking outside the box need about six right away,” Gately. bard. ward. ing he drives an electric to try to take pressure off said Ford. “The fallacy is To combat that, Gate- The development also At a recent School Com- car and only has to fill his the schools where the sit- we’re building it because ly said there’s a plan to needs to be the kind that mittee retreat, McGee said add modular classrooms gas tank once a month. uation is most pressing,” of overcrowding. The re- does not result in a lot of the city’s chief financial at Lynn English High “We need some electric said Nicholson. ality is we now have 12 police calls or issues stem- officer, Michael Bertino, School, which should help stations to be strategical- For instance, he said the schools that are over 100 ming from tenants that had located enough funds reduce class sizes. ly placed throughout the district is planning to add years old.” have been seen in other for the city to conduct a But the ultimate goal is city,” said Lozzi. “These portable classrooms at In addition to Picker- parts of the city, he said. feasibility study for a new to build new schools, she are projects we have to Lynn English and school ing Middle School, Aborn, school if it was invited said. take on using green com- administration is working Cobbet and Tracy Ele- back into the MSBA pro- munity funds so it won’t on a high school redesign mentary schools are also gram, Satterwhite said. cost the taxpayers any- project, which could result in dire need of replace- “That’s a small part of thing. It will come from in staggered schedules for ment because of their poor the bigger issue, which state funds.” students and is aimed at condition, he said. is to get buy-in from the alleviating overcrowding. community and get ap- proval from the MSBA af- ter being rejected a couple of years ago,” said Satter- white.

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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 Chris Herren shares his story at St. Mary’s By Daniel Kane of my best friends without ITEM STAFF getting high. Think of the madness in that. I could LYNN — Before speak- score buckets in front of ing in any auditorium, 4,000 but I couldn’t hang- Chris Herren shares a out without ve best prayer. friends before getting He asks God to help him drunk or high on Fridays.” reach at least one kid in Herren stressed to the the audiences he talks to crowd of students that he across the country, be- was once in their shoes, cause if he can prevent one getting the same talk, and kid from making the mis- thinking that addiction takes he has, his talks are could never happen to a success. him. But of course it did, Herren grew up in Fall and it’s something him River, where he quickly be- and his loved ones, includ- came a basketball stand- ing his three children, paid out. At Durfee High School dearly for. his teams drew crowds of “The hardest part about thousands and he was se- my recovery is the memo- lected as a McDonald’s ries of those moments that All-American. Herren I will never ever shake,” went on to play at Boston Herren said. “But the College, but failed drug greatest accomplishment tests and a battle with ad- of my life is that for the diction to drugs and alco- past 12 years I’ve been the hol sent his career and life same dad. For someone on a downward spiral that who shot up heroin every included four overdoses. day, it feels really good to Now, Herren, who played be the same dad for 12 in the NBA for the Denver straight years. It feels re- Nuggets and Boston Celt- ally good to walk into my ics with other professional house, look my children in ventures along the way, is the eyes and they know 12 years in recovery and me.” has dedicated himself to While taking questions helping others battle ad- from students, Herren diction and get on the road stressed through rst- to recovery. hand accounts the nega- One of the ways he has tive effects that drugs can done so is by speaking to have on adolescents millions of kids in high “There’s kids in here schools over the years, in- right now that on Friday cluding in front of St. night, alcohol, it’s just not Mary’s students at Tony good with you,” Herren Conigliaro Gymnasium said. “It changes you. Your Thursday. friends watch it. Some of “At Durfee, the place you it makes you angry, would be rocking and I’d others emotional. And be playing in front of 4,000 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK they’re watching it happen people,” Herren, 44, said. right in front of your eyes.” Former Boston Celtics player and Massachusetts native Chris Herren speaks to students at “But after the game I St. Mary’s about the dangers of drug and alcohol addiction. couldn’t hang out with ve HERREN, B2 Navs hire Bob Macaluso Tech girls basketball as new eld manager falls to Greater Lawrence By Joshua Kummins By Daniel Kane FOR THE ITEM ITEM STAFF LYNN — The North Shore LYNN — Early on Navigators have named col- Thursday, it looked like legiate coaching veteran the Tech girls basketball and Reading native Bob team was going to give Macaluso as their eld visiting Greater Lawrence manager for the 2020 Fu- a tough time. The Tigers tures Collegiate Baseball defended and rebounded League season. After lead- well, but their offense ing the managerial search, struggled to nd any rst-year President and rhythm in a 52-30 loss. General Manager Derek “We just talked about January made the an- how it didn’t feel like a nouncement Thursday. 20-point loss,” Tech coach “Mac” becomes the sixth Kaitlyn Wechsler said. “We skipper to lead the Naviga- tors in the Futures League, really felt like we were with bringing more than 30 years them the whole time. It was of experience at all levels of just a couple little runs that the game to the position. ended up piling up. We His career has included really worked hard, it’s just time in each of the three weathering the storm. We NCAA divisions as well as need to battle in those close two of the most competitive games. We haven’t had a lot summer collegiate circuits of them.” in the country, the Alaska COURTESY PHOTO ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Alondra Sanchez did it all and Cape Cod Leagues. Bob Macaluso has been hired as the new Tech’s Niyo Mwajuma scored ve points in a for the Tigers. NAVS, B2 manager for the North Shore Navigators. loss to Greater Lawrence Thursday. TECH, B2 MIAA proposes new English swim team earns its rst win

te and Carlie Harris took and Brooks won the 400 freestyle relay team of tournament changes SCHOOL ROUNDUP rst in the 200 freestyle freestyle relay (3:43.37). Alex Cotter, Kylee Mc- By Mike Alongi relay. Marblehead (4-0) Graw, Major Adair, and wide tournament proposal By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF English (1-4) hosts swims on the road at En- Harry Patterson. ITEM STAFF would not take effect until Marblehead next Tues- glish Tuesday (6:30). Danvers (4-1) hosts Sa- the 2021-2022 year if ap- The English swim team day (7). East Boston 51, Within the next few years, proved. lem Tuesday (5:30). notched its rst win of SWIMMING St. Mary’s 41 the high school state tourna- St. Mary’s athletic director GIRLS BASKETBALL the season Thursday, Marblehead 99, St. Mary’s got wins from ment landscape in Massa- and girls basketball coach Winthrop 55, knocking off Northeast- Swampscott 81 Thiago Pereira in the 50 chusetts could look radically Jeff Newhall, who is on the Charlestown 17 ern Conference foe Salem The Magicians had freestyle (26.75), Katie different. Tournament Management Maura Dorr the Vikings by a score of 91-71. two double-winners in DiCostanzo in the 500 The Massachusetts Inter- Committee, compared this with 18 points, while The Bulldogs had two the victory, with Theo freestyle (7:26.19) and scholastic Athletic Associa- format to the NCAA Basket- Caroline Earl was also double-winners in the vic- Chemel taking rst the team of Pereira, Gabi tion (MIAA) has been work- ball Tournament. in double gures with 11 tory, with Catherine Zuf- in the 100 backstroke Marchese, Ally Boucher ing on an overhaul of the “The way it will work, points. Julia Marcoccio fante placing rst in the (59.40 seconds) and the and Emma Whiteknect state tournament system basically, is that the top scored six points and was 100 butter y (1:15.15) 200 freestyle (1:52.54) in the 200 freestyle relay for several years now. The 32 teams in a sport would a force on the glass, while and the 200 freestyle and Nate Pulido taking (2:09.91). MIAA’s Tournament Man- automatically get into the Alana Grillo netted her (2:31.59) and Mary Law- rst in the 50 freestyle The Spartans (0-3) are agement Committee (TMC) tournament and if there are rst varsity basket. has put together a new pro- lor placing rst in the (24.48) and the 100 free- back in the pool Saturday more than 32 teams, there Winthrop (3-3) is right posal which it has recently 100 backstroke (1:06.22) style (54.59). Cara Graza- (3:30) against Matignon. will be play-in games,” Ne- back in action Friday posted on the MIAA website. and the 200 individual do also took rst place Danvers 52, whall said. “From there, (7) with a Northeastern If approved, the MIAA medley (2:35.71). Other in diving (215.1 points). Peabody 47 teams play based on their Conference matchup postseasons would no lon- winners for the Bulldogs The team of Chemel, Raphael Hicaro, Spen- seeding.” against Gloucester. ger include sectional tour- were Hannah Trahant Jack Grady, Morgan cer Keyes and Ethan Newhall pointed out that Fenway 50, naments. All sports would in diving and Tyler Ke- Taylor and Cole Brooks Keyes were all dou- under the current system, Peabody 30 move to a statewide tourna- breau in the 100 freestyle won the 200 medley re- ble-winners for the Fal- there are some sports that The Tanners only ment format and divisions (1:08.39). The team of lay (1:48.61), the team cons. Strong second-place give a team an advantage in trailed by eight points would be expanded. Most Zuffante, Kebreau, Law- of Grady, Taylor, Pulido nishes went to Nolan the tournament if that team entering the fourth quar- sports would be going to ve lor and Cole Story took and Cooper Caldwell won Hills, Harry Patterson, is from a certain part of the ter, but the game got divisions at the state level, rst in the 200 medley the 200 freestyle relay and Maddie Butler. Dan- state. with the exception of the relay, while the team of (1:44.90) and the team of vers also won all three away from there. smaller sports. The state- MIAA, B2 Lawlor, Trahant, Zuffan- Chemel, Caldwell, Pulido relays, including the 400 ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020

St. Mary’s baseball team receives state championship rings

COURTESY PHOTO The St. Mary’s baseball team poses for a photo after players and coaches received their rings for winning the Division 2 state championship last June. Navs hire Macaluso Herren inspires students at St. Mary’s HERREN juanna psychosis. They’ve apartment,” Herren said. affected them and, of as new manager From B1 never done another drug “You can’t argue with a course, hoping his talk in their life.” letter. It’s hard to yell at a helped change at least one NAVS Cape began with a cham- “The scariest thing for Some students asked letter. It’s tough to defend life for the better. From B1 pionship in 2000, his first me to see as an owner of a Herren the best ways to yourself to yourself. But “To the kids in here who of three years as an assis- wellness center, is mari- help and manage a family again, I will always, al- raised their hand (to talk), “We had significant in- tant for Brewster. He juana psychosis by far,” member or friend with ad- ways push for the people keep raising it. I admire terest in our managerial served as the Whitecaps’ Herren said. “I have three diction. Herren, whose who I love who are suffer- your strength and cour- position which was excit- hitting and third-base young adults in my center own father has suffered ing from this illness to get age,” he said. “To the kids right now suffering from from alcohol addiction his the proper care so they in here who were afraid to ing in its own right, but coach before taking over marijuana psychosis. It is entire life, knows how don’t have to live like this raise their hand, please Mac’s resume jumped off the head job in 2003 and horrible to see how crip- hard that can be but anymore.” don’t ever be afraid to tell the page,” January said. earning the league’s Man- “As soon as I met Mac I pling that psychosis and shared some of his own Herren left St. Mary’s someone your story. And to ager of the Year honor af- the state it puts them in. methods. encouraging each student the kids in here who were knew he was the right ter his first summer. They all went to college “I write letters to my dad to keep sharing their sto- wiping away tears, talk manager for us. Getting Throughout his time in and came back with mari- and I put them in his ries of how addiction has about those tears.” someone with his wealth Brewster, Macaluso re- of experience to run our cruited and coached play- club is exciting. He knows ers from every major Divi- how to win without sacri- sion I conference in the Tech comes up short vs. Greater Lawrence ficing the development of country. Ryan Braun, Yon- our best defensive out- most of it on the offensive Reggies went ahead 38-19 his players. This is a ‘home der Alonso and Yasmani TECH ings,” Wechsler said. “We end. The Reggies went on before the fourth quarter. run’ hire for the Naviga- Grandal have all gone on From B1 tors.” focus on defense but I an 11-point run spanning The Reggies got their to successful Major Sanchez notched a dou- Most recently in 2019, didn’t think that we’ve most of the first and went lead up to as many as 30 League Baseball careers ble-double with a game- had a solid defensive per- ahead 11-2. in the fourth, but the Ti- Macaluso served as an as- after spending time in high 24 points and 10 re- formance yet. It was defi- The Tigers offense start- gers ended the night on a sistant coach for the Alas- Brewster with Macaluso bounds and also had four nitely better than it has ed to open up a bit more in high note. Tech finished on ka Baseball League’s An- as head coach. steals and two blocks. been. the second quarter. After a an eight-point run, includ- chorage Bucs who won 29 From 1999-2006, Maca- “Alondra definitely“Adrianna Torres is al- small run by the Reggies, ing two free throws from games en route to both the luso was a Division III played well,” Wechsler ways our go-to defender,” Sanchez hit a free throw Lilly Cote, before falling regular-season and “Top head coach at Muhlenberg said. “Obviously we run Wechsler added. “We try to and Mwajuma scored her 52-30 of the World Series” play- College. His 136 wins still most of our offense have her lock down the first basket to cut the lead “We’ve been spending a off championships. He stand second all-time at through her. It needs to other team’s best player to 17-7. From there, San- lot of time on offense late- was a head coach in the the school. Taking over a open up with some of our when possible. I thought chez scored two straight ly because the girls need prestigious Cape Cod program that had never other scorers. Especially Iranis Julio played good baskets to put Tech right to get their confidence up,” League, guiding the Brew- finished higher than ninth in a game like this we defense. She was on an- back in the game at 17-11. Wechsler said. “They’re need to be able to get other one of their bigs and Turnovers helped the younger girls who haven’t ster Whitecaps for six in the Centennial Confer- points from somewhere just closed that gap on Reggies take a 21-13 lead had a lot of minutes on the summers (2003-08) after ence, Macaluso led the spending the previous else. But she’s definitely (Greater Lawrence’s lead- into the half, but two quick court the last couple years. Mules to a fourth-place the heart of our offense. ing scorer Kiana Pena).” buckets out of the break It’s definitely a different three as an assistant. finish in his first season “I’m really excited to When she goes, we go.” The Tigers got out to an from Sanchez got the kind of speed playing in and back-to-back appear- come back to the Boston The Tigers also put to- early lead after a steal Greater Lawrence lead the varsity game. Hopeful- ances in the conference area and North Shore to gether one of their most from Niyo Mwajuma (five down to 23-17 in the third ly it’s going to come. We’re championship in 2002-03. coach the Navigators,” consistent defensive points). Sanchez grabbed quarter. attacking a little bit hard- The program had its first a rebound and scored to Greater Lawrence re- er now we just need to said Macaluso, who games of the season. Adri- conference Player of the anna Torres and Iranis put Tech ahead 2-0. sponded with one of its finish.” spends the rest of the year Year and all-region honor- Julio both stood out on the Tech grabbed four more biggest runs of the night. Tech (2-6) has a quick as a physical education ees during his time there. defensive end. steals in the first quarter Pena and Julia Diaz com- turnaround as the Tigers teacher in Santa Rosa, He began his coaching “I think that was one of but couldn’t make the bined for 13 points and the host Chelsea Friday (5:30). California. “I’ve always career close to home as enjoyed being involved the pitching coach and with summer baseball at head junior varsity coach the collegiate level and MIAA proposes new tournament changes at Melrose High School have followed the Futures from 1989-92 before lead- and they generally end up to travel all the way out crease, but in all honesty League. To coach and MIAA ing Weston High School’s playing each other in the to East Bridgewater on a we’re a little spoiled here in manage at Fraser Field is From B1 varsity program from sectional tournament,” Ne- school night? Would par- Massachusetts because we a really exciting opportu- 1993-96. Throughout “If we look at baseball, whall said. “In the new for- ents and students be able don’t travel much. I have nity. I’m looking forward there are a lot fewer base- mat, there’s the potential to go to games? These are nieces and nephews who to experiencing the Fu- those two tenures, Maca- luso also coached the ball teams in the western that those two teams could things that we need to go to Timberlane (Region- tures League and helping part of the state, so in order Reading Legion Post 62. play in the state title game. think about. And at the al High School in Plaistow, the North Shore Naviga- to get to a state title a team The Springfield College So I think it actually adds end of the day, it’s my belief N.H.), and a two-hour ride tors grow.” might only have to win more excitement.” that under the current sys- for a regular season game Macaluso’s latest experi- graduate returned to his four games,” said Newhall. alma mater for the follow- But there could also be tem, the best team already is nothing out of the ordi- ence in a college dugout “Meanwhile in the North, potential drawbacks to almost always wins. I don’t nary. I think everyone will ing two seasons, helping a team might have to win came as a Division I assis- the new system. Classical necessarily see a need to have plenty of time to plan the Pride win at least 20 eight games to get to the tant at the University of girls basketball coach Tom change things.” things accordingly.” games in both. title game. It’s not all about the Pacific during the Sawyer, who is in favor of Swampscott athletic di- The TMC requested that 2018 season, a year after “I’ve been at a lot of dif- state titles, but it is about ferent levels from high leveling the playing across keeping the current format, rector Kelly Farley, who the MIAA Board of Direc- he worked in the same is in favor of the proposal, tors bring the proposal to school and legion to colle- the board.” fears that there could be lo- role at Division II Cal gistical challenges in terms sees it a bit differently. a vote at a special meeting giate,” Macaluso said. “I Newhall isn’t concerned State San Bernardino. He of travel in early round “It’s really about evening in February. If a vote isn’t feel like I’m well equipped that this new process will was an assistant at Cal games. things out,” Farley said. held at that point, it would to help these players con- eliminate the many local State Bakersfield in 2015, “This is just my personal “The way things stand now, take place at the regularly tinue to grow and under- rivalries across the state. helping the Roadrunners belief, but if this new sys- we would have to win six scheduled yearly assembly stand how summer base- In fact, he believes this new win 37 games and their format could potentially tem means increased travel games just to get into the meeting in April. A sim- ball operates. I know the first-ever Western Athlet- bolster those rivalries. times and things like that, state title game, while a ple majority of the MIAA’s day-to-day grind of deal- ic Conference champion- “Let’s take girls basket- I don’t see how the chang- team from Western Mass. nearly 400 member schools ship before being tabbed ing with the players and ball for example, St. Mary’s es make much sense,” said would only have to win two would be needed to approve to lead the Division I pro- being prepared for each and Fenwick are rivals Sawyer. “What if we had or three. Yes, travel will in- the measure. gram as head coach for and every game.” the following year. Macaluso replaces Mike Macaluso arrived at Ba- Odenwaelder, the Am- kersfield after spending herst College assistant Lynnfield boys hockey blanks Amesbury seven seasons (2008-14) coach who led the Navs to ROUNDUP Peabody 71, Classical got wins from 45-yard hurdles (7.13 sec- a 30-win season in 2019 as an assistant at UC Ir- From B1 English 11 Fraynel Del Rosario onds), Savanna Vargas in vine, where the Anteaters and returned them to the Peabody 57, Amparo in the high jump the 45 dash (5.94), McK- went 274-136, made four FCBL postseason after a Amber Kiricoples had Classical 29 (5-8) and Oladeji Jolaoso ayla Fisher in the 300 NCAA tournament ap- two-year absence. Oden- a big game in the loss, Classical 58, in the 300 (39.7). (47.3), Sarah DiVasta in pearances and advanced waelder also became the notching a double-double English 24 The Rams will run in a the 600 (2:05.5) and Cas- to the 2014 College World franchise’s first-ever Man- with 11 points and 14 re- Peabody got wins from tri-meet against Glouces- sia Picardy in the 1000 Series in Omaha, Nebras- ager of the Year recipient. bounds. Dylan Rea in the shot put ter and Marblehead (3:39.7). ka during his tenure. Un- The Navs are now pre- Peabody (1-6) travels to (42-10), Rapha Lisoma Wednesday (4). Peabody hosts a tri- Gloucester Tuesday night der longtime college base- paring for the 13th season in the 45 hurdles (6.23), GIRLS TRACK meet with Danvers and (7). ball figures Dave Serrano of collegiate ball at Fraser Frederick Koffi in the 45 Peabody 75, Swampscott Wednesday and Mike Gillespie, he Field and their ninth in BOYS HOCKEY Lynnfield 3, dash (5.03), Logan Tracia English 11 night (7). primarily worked with the the Futures League. The Amesbury 0 in the 600 (1:34.3), Kaden Peabody 53, Classical’s two wins 2020 opener and Macalu- team’s infielders and Sean Robbins, Drew Da- Silva in the 1000 (3:02.5), Classical 33 came from Rachel Bren- so’s managerial debut is coached third base. Maca- miani and Jack Hammer- Noah Ronan in the one- Classical 60, nan in the one-mile luso helped Cal State Los scheduled for Wednesday, sley each scored one goal mile (5:21.6) and Lucas English 21 (5:48.6) and Miriam Angeles to the Division II May 27. Until then, stay for the Pioneers, while Castro in the two-mile Peabody won all but two Bamaca in the two-mile College World Series as an up to date on the latest Colin Dennison had one (11:49.8). events, getting wins from (13:27.9). assistant in 2007 before Navs news by visiting assist. Peabody hosts a tri- Lindsey Wilson in the The Rams will run in a being hired to the Irvine nsnavs.com and following Lynnfield (5-3-1) hosts meet with Danvers and high jump (5-0), Arlene tri-meet against Glouces- staff. us on Facebook, Twitter Westwood Saturday (12). Swampscott Wednesday Davila in the shot put (38- ter and Marblehead Macaluso’s time on the and Instagram. BOYS TRACK night (7). 5 3/4), Dado Nasso in the Wednesday (4). FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FRIDAY Gloucester at Marblehead (1) Boys Basketball St. John’s at Malden Catholic (2) Saugus at Peabody (4) Tech at Greater Lawrence (5:30) Lynn at Somerville (5) Williams at Fenwick (6:30) Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (6:20) St. Mary’s at Cathedral (6:30) Winthrop at Fenwick (6) North Reading at Lynnfield (6:30) Swampscott at Brookline (7) Danvers at English (7) Marblehead at Classical (7) Girls Hockey Wakefield at Winthrop (1:30) Swampscott at Saugus (7) Fenwick at Matignon (6) Gloucester at Winthrop (7) St. Mary’s at St. Joseph (8) Boston English at St. John’s (7) Girls Basketball Girls Basketball Fenwick at Feehan (1) Chelsea at Tech (5:30) St. Mary’s at St. Peter Marian (5:30) Cathedral at St. Mary’s (6:30) Fenwick at Williams (6:30) Wrestling English at Danvers (7) Marblehead at North Reading Tri-Meet Classical at Marblehead (7) (9) Lynnfield at North Reading Tri-Meet Saugus at Swampscott (7) (10) Winthrop at Gloucester (7) St. John’s at West Springfield (10) Lynnfield at North Reading (7) Girls Hockey Track Fenwick at Dartmouth Relays (TBA) Norwell at Peabody (5:15) Swimming Swimming Fenwick at Dive Invitational (12:30) Fenwick at Williams (4) Matignon at St. Mary’s (2) SATURDAY Triton at Lynnfield (5) Boys Hockey Fencing Westwood at Lynnfield (12) St. John’s at Boston Latin (8)

SPORTS BRIEFS Classical youth ridleytopflightbasketball@ gmail.com or phone, 781- basketball clinics 775-0778. The Lynn Classical girls NSBUA Classes basketball coaches and players are excited to offer The North Shore Base- four free basketball clinics ball Umpires Association for Lynn girls in grades (NSBUA) is looking for four through eight. The new umpires for the 2020 clinics will take place at season. Classical High School on The class dates are Janu- the following dates and ary 13, 27 and February 3, times: January 11 (8:30 10, 24. The certification a.m.- 9:30 a.m.), January exam date is March 2. 18 (1:30 p.m.- 2:30 p.m.), The $100 fee includes the January 25 (8:30 a.m.- 9:30 course, all written materi- a.m.) and February 1 (1:30 als, a rule book and the p.m.- 2:30 p.m.). certification exam. A suc- Instruction will be pro- cessfully completed Massa- vided by Classical girls chusetts CORI certification PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS basketball coaches Tom is required. Sawyer, Helen Ridley, Rob For more information David Pastrnak skates past some hats that were thrown onto the ice following his third goal in a Smith and Shardaye Berry contact Interpreter Steve win over the Winnipeg Jets Thursday night. along with the current Carroll via email at ste- Classical girls basketball [email protected]. team. The purpose is to help players at all levels Lynnfield boys Bruins rally to take down Winnipeg improve their basketball hockey fundraiser BOSTON (AP) — David rent Brossoit, who hadn’t over near center ice, sped alty kill percentage, held skills (ball-handling, shoot- Pastrnak had a hat trick started since Dec. 23, fin- ahead on a breakaway and during a Bruins power ing, passing, rebounding, The Lynnfield Boys to extend his point streak ished with 31 saves. pushed his shot into to the play following Luca Sbisa’s defense, etc.) in a fun envi- Hockey team will be host- ronment. Some gameplay ing a fundraiser on Tues- to 12 games and Jake De- Backup Jaroslav Hal- top of the net. penalty for tripping Brad will be included to give the day, January 21 at the 99 Brusk added two goals, in- ak also got the start for But after an interference Marchand. players an opportunity to Restaurant in Lynnfield cluding the go-ahead score the Bruins. He stopped 17 penalty was called on Bos- But the Jets paid the use their basketball skills from 5p.m. to 9 p.m. The in the third period, to help shots. ton’s Matt Grzelcyk, the price for a penalty less in in-game situations. team booster club will the Boston Bruins hold off Winnipeg took a 4-3 lead Jets capitalized and tied it than four minutes later Those who wish to attend receive 15 percent of every the Winnipeg Jets 5-4 on in the third when Mark with 7.5 seconds left in the when Blake Wheeler was are not obligated to attend guest check in that time Thursday night. Schiefele bounced a shot period on a long goal by whistled for tripping Da- all four clinics. To reserve a period. There will also be It was Pastrnak’s third off the pad of Halak and Pionk from just inside the vid Krejci. Pastrnak scored spot please reach out to raffles and baskets avail- hat trick this season and into the net. But Pastrnak blue line. his second goal of the night Helen Ridley via email at able at the event. eighth of his career. He has completed his scoring just Penalties also played a just 5 seconds later, as- nine goals and 10 assists minutes later, tying it on a role in the early goals. sisted by Torey Krug and during his current point shot just in front of the net The Bruins were hit with Marchand. NFL PLAYOFFS streak, and his 35 goals off assists by David Krejci a penalty for too many It was Boston’s 40th pow- DIVISIONAL ROUND (CBS) overall lead the NHL. and DeBrusk. men with 15:37 left in the er-play goal of the season. Saturday, Jan. 11 Seattle at Green Bay, 6:40 p.m. Kyle Connor, Andrew Just 30 seconds, later second. The Jets then took The teams traded goals Minnesota at San Francisco, 4:35 (FOX) Copp, Neal Pionk and DeBrusk tipped in Charlie a 2-1 lead with 23 seconds in the first period. Mark Scheifele had goals McAvoy’s shot out of a face left in their ensuing pow- Connor got free on a 2-on- p.m. (NBC) CONFERENCE for the Jets. Nikolaj Ehlers off to put Boston in front er play on Copp’s tip-in of 1 break up the left side, cut Tennessee at Baltimore, 8:15 p.m CHAMPIONSHIPS added a pair of assists. with 8:14 left. Josh Morrissey’s hard shot inside defender Krug and (CBS) Sunday, Jan. 19 Jets goaltender Connor The Bruins edged in front from the high slot. flicked a backhanded shot Sunday, Jan. 12 AFC, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) Hellebuyck rested on the 3-2 with just over a minute The goal came after Win- past Halak for 22nd goal of Houston at Kansas City, 3:05 p.m. NFC, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) second night of the Jets’ to play in the second when nipeg, which entered with the season to give the Jets back-to-back. Backup Lau- DeBrusk forced a turn- a league-worst 73% pen- a 1-0 lead. NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 45 26 8 11 63 151 117 St. Louis 44 27 10 7 61 138 121 Tampa Bay 43 26 13 4 56 160 127 Dallas 43 25 14 4 54 117 105 Toronto 45 24 15 6 54 162 145 Colorado 44 25 15 4 54 159 130 Florida 44 23 16 5 51 158 148 Winnipeg 45 24 17 4 52 141 139 Buffalo 43 19 17 7 45 127 135 Minnesota 43 20 17 6 46 133 144 Montreal 45 18 20 7 43 141 147 Nashville 42 19 16 7 45 144 143 Ottawa 43 16 22 5 37 118 149 Chicago 44 19 19 6 44 128 143 Detroit 44 11 30 3 25 96 168 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 46 24 16 6 54 147 137 Washington 45 30 10 5 65 163 133 Arizona 46 25 17 4 54 133 118 N.Y. Islanders 42 27 12 3 57 120 108 Edmonton 46 24 17 5 53 141 144 Pittsburgh 43 26 12 5 57 146 116 Calgary 45 23 17 5 51 125 135 Carolina 43 25 16 2 52 145 123 Vancouver 44 23 17 4 50 145 139 Philadelphia 44 23 15 6 52 140 136 San Jose 45 19 22 4 42 121 151 Columbus 44 21 15 8 50 117 121 Anaheim 43 17 21 5 39 113 136 N.Y. Rangers 43 21 18 4 46 144 144 Los Angeles 45 17 24 4 38 113 142 New Jersey 43 15 21 7 37 112 154 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss.

Thursday’s Games Los Angeles at Carolina, 7 p.m. Boston 5, Winnipeg 4 Boston at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Florida 5, Vancouver 2 Montreal at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Edmonton 4, Montreal 2 Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 6, New Jersey 3 New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay 4, Arizona 0 N.Y. Rangers at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Buffalo at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Anaheim at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Nashville at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Edmonton at Calgary, 10 p.m. Minnesota at Calgary, 9 p.m. Columbus at Vegas, 10 p.m. Dallas at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Los Angeles at Vegas, 10 p.m. Dallas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Columbus at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games Friday’s Games Nashville at Winnipeg, 2 p.m. Arizona at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Vancouver at Minnesota, 4 p.m. Ottawa at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Buffalo at Detroit, 5 p.m. Pittsburgh at Colorado, 9 p.m. Pittsburgh at Arizona, 6 p.m. Saturday’s Games Toronto at Florida, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m.

NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 25 11 .694 — Houston 25 11 .694 — Jaylen Brown (center) only scored six points in a loss to the Philadelphia 76ers Thursday night. Toronto 25 13 .658 1 Dallas 23 14 .622 2½ Philadelphia 25 14 .641 1½ San Antonio 16 20 .444 9 Brooklyn 16 20 .444 9 Memphis 16 22 .421 10 New York 10 28 .263 16 New Orleans 13 25 .342 13 Southeast Division Northwest Division Celtics can’t get past shorthanded Sixers W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 27 10 .730 — Denver 26 11 .703 — PHILADELPHIA (AP) put the game away and Orlando 18 20 .474 9½ Utah 25 12 .676 1 ger Monday night in a vic- Enes Kanter with 1:45 Charlotte 15 25 .375 13½ Oklahoma City 21 16 .568 5 — Josh Richardson scored tory over Oklahoma City. left in the first quarter. improve to 18-2 at home. Washington 12 25 .324 15 Portland 16 22 .421 10½ 29 points, Ben Simmons “I’m putting a blow With Embiid out indef- The Celtics had their Atlanta 8 30 .211 19½ Minnesota 14 22 .389 11½ Central Division Pacific Division had 19 and the Philadel- torch, a bullet, many bul- initely, even the deep re- own injury scare when W L Pct GB W L Pct GB phia 76ers won without lets into what we used to serves are going to have Kemba Walker, ejected Milwaukee 33 6 .846 — L.A. Lakers 30 7 .811 — Indiana 23 15 .605 9½ L.A. Clippers 26 12 .684 4½ injured center Joel Em- do,” coach Brett Brown to contribute to keep for the first time in his Detroit 14 25 .359 19 Sacramento 15 23 .395 15½ biid, beating the Boston said. “Really. It doesn’t them afloat until he re- nine-year NBA career a Chicago 13 25 .342 19½ Phoenix 14 23 .378 16 Cleveland 11 27 .289 21½ Golden State 9 30 .231 22 Celtics 109-98 on Thurs- fit. So it’s on me to make turns. That included Fur- night earlier, sprained his Thursday’s Games Saturday’s Games day night. it fit. We don’t have Joel kan Korkmaz, who buried left thumb. Walker ran Philadelphia 109, Boston 98 Minnesota at Houston, 5 p.m. Embiid will have sur- Embiid. So when I say, a 3 late in the fourth that into Scott and instantly Cleveland 115, Detroit 112, OT Chicago at Detroit, 7 p.m. Portland at Minnesota, 8 p.m. New Orleans at Boston, 7 p.m. gery Friday for a torn lig- ‘blow torch and bullet,’ I stretched the Sixers’ lead clutched his hand late in Houston at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. ament in a finger in his mean it.” to 91-87. Horford, who left the second quarter. Walk- Friday’s Games Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Atlanta at Washington, 7 p.m. Cleveland at Denver, 9 p.m. left hand and will be eval- Mike Scott slid into the Boston in the offseason to er, who scored 26 points New Orleans at New York, 7:15 p.m. Milwaukee at Portland, 10 p.m. uated in one to two weeks. starting rotation, along sign a four-year deal with on 10-for-20 shooting, Miami at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games Indiana at Chicago, 8 p.m. Miami at New York, 3:30 p.m. Embiid, averaging 23.4 with Al Horford, Tobi- Philadelphia, converted a tried to shake it off but San Antonio at Memphis, 8 p.m. Utah at Washington, 3:30 p.m. points and 12.3 rebounds as Harris, Richardson three-point play for a sev- left for the locker room Charlotte at Utah, 9 p.m. Atlanta at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. Orlando at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Golden State at Memphis, 6 p.m. in 31 games this season, and Simmons. Simmons en-point lead. The Celtics shortly before the Celt- L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 9:45 p.m. San Antonio at Toronto, 6 p.m. Milwaukee at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Charlotte at Phoenix, 8 p.m. tore the radial collateral played center at times pulled within two, but the ics took a 55-48 lead into Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Denver, 8 p.m. ligament in the ring fin- and drew a charge on Sixers used a 9-0 run to halftime. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Ashes have waited 30 years to be scattered over Hawaii DEAR ABBY: Thirty time I brought someone a years ago, a friend of my Dear Abby is written by Abigail huge amount of beautiful husband’s roommate organic vegetables, but passed away of AIDS and Van Buren, also known as Jeanne that wasn’t enough. He was cremated. His family Phillips, and was founded by her was really upset I didn’t had ostracized him. I buy him wine on one of have no idea who they mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact the dates. What to do? are or where they are. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. The roommate left and REALLY WISH I later died, also from Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. COULD AIDS. He left his friend’s ashes in his old room in DEAR REALLY WISH: my husband’s house in The person who was really plaud your caring heart goes, people scatter ashes upset that you didn’t buy the San Francisco Bay and your determination all the time. Cremated re- area with instructions to him wine on one of those to carry out this man’s mains are sterile calcium dates should have been scatter them in Hawaii. last wishes. I took your and no threat at all to the The ashes have been told that you are on a fixed question to Joshua Slo- environment. While pub- income and it wasn’t sitting reverently in a cum, executive director of lic lands usually discour- cardboard box on a shelf within your budget. You the Funeral Consumers age, or prohibit by rule, should also have told him in our several homes for Alliance, and this is what scattering of ashes, it is all these 30 years. We are you were reciprocating he told me: common practice that within your ability. If he still together, but getting “There is no impedi- cannot be stopped. Use old. There is no paper- needed a drink that badly, ment to your taking the discretion and care — he could have paid for his work of any kind. All we ashes and placing them there is no such thing as know about the deceased own. You’re lucky to be rid where you wish since ‘ashes police.’” of him. is his name and the fact there are no relatives who that he was a friend. In the future, TELL the Before I die, I would have an interest in them. DEAR ABBY: I am man you are seeing that like to resolve this prob- If you plan to carry them older and on a fixed in- after you know him better, lem and arrange for the on an airplane, be sure to come. At times I still you would love to treat ashes to have a perma- have them in a scannable date, and I’m not sure him to some home-cooked nent resting place, pref- container — nothing met- how to handle this. After meals, which might actu- erably in Hawaii. I have a al or such heavy earthen- one or two dinners out or ally be nicer than what nephew who lives on the ware that an X-ray scan- glasses of wine, etc., I feel you can afford to buy him Big Island, where the ner would be prevented my dates are waiting for in a restaurant. He might scattering should take from seeing inside. There me to treat them, and I appreciate both your can- place. How should I pro- is no requirement that can’t afford it. I don’t dor and the food. If he ceed, in light of the no you carry a death certifi- know how to explain that doesn’t, I think you will be paperwork problem? cate, or any other certifi- I don’t have enough mon- lucky to be rid of him, too. cate, with you. You do not ey to do that. P.S. Have you consid- MIKE IN need ‘papers’ to walk I’m a very giving per- ered paying the tab for a CALIFORNIA around with an urn or to son, and I would love to casual breakfast, lunch or travel with one. make them dinner if I a coffee/pastry date in- DEAR MIKE: I ap- “As far as scattering knew them better. One stead of dinner? BRIDGE

If they fly high, use a parachute Margaret Mead, who was a cultural This conceded a ruff-and-sluff on anthropologist, said, “Life in the 20th which declarer’s spade loser disap- century is like a parachute jump: You peared. At the other table, Michal have to get it right the first time.” Klukowski was West. He knew there At the bridge table, when you are were voids flying around at this on opening lead, a fair percentage nose-bleed level. What was his saf- of the time, you have to get it right est lead? The spade queen. As you the first time. To test yourself on to- can see, this defeated the grand day’s deal, cover the North, East slam, South having an unavoidable and South hands. North opens one spade loser. (A club would have also spade, East passes, South responds worked.) two diamonds, you (West) overcall In the match between England and four hearts, North jumps to six dia- monds, and South raises to seven Greece, the Greeks went down in sev- diamonds! What would you lead? en diamonds after the same auction This deal occurred in last year’s when Mike Bell led the spade queen. European Champions Cup in Bu- At the other table, North ended in charest. It was described by Jos Ja- six spades. When East led a club, the cobs from the Netherlands. In the contract made. Should West have match between Monaco and Israel, made a Lightner Double? If he had, the same auction occurred at both would East have led his singleton di- tables. amond queen? Note that West ruffs The Israeli West led the heart ace. that, and East also gets a trump trick. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND AJ and the Queen Netflix New Series! Gimme a brat! RuPaul co-created with Michael Patrick King By Donald Liebenson and stars in this comedy series as down-on- REMIND MAGAZINE her-luck drag queen Ruby Red, who travels You know them, you hate across America in an RV with tough-talking them, but admit it, you love 11-year-old stowaway AJ (Izzy G.). As the to hate them. If there was unlikely pair travel from city to city, Ruby’s an Annoying TV Characters message of love and acceptance winds up Hall of Fame, they would be charter members. They are touching people and changing their lives for bratty and they are aggra- the better. vating, but these five are Infinity Train scene-stealing TV icons. Cartoon Network, 7:45 p.m. Nellie Season Finale! The term hate-watching The final episode of the acclaimed animated might have its origins in series’ Book 2 airs tonight to cap off a special golden-haired mean girl Nel- five-night programming event. lie Oleson, portrayed by Ali- son Arngrim on Little House Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector on the Prairie. Laura Ingalls’ NBC, 8 p.m. tormentor was in a class by New Series! herself when it came to be- Former NYPD detective and forensic genius ing a snobby, entitled, spoiled Lincoln Rhyme (Russell Hornsby, Grimm) was brat. Check out the popular at the top of his game when a serious acci- YouTube video “10 Times Nellie Oleson Gets What She dent at the hands of a notorious serial killer Deserves.” forced him out of the field. When the serial Eddie killer resurfaces, Rhyme is pulled back into Ken Osmond’s Eddie Has- the cat-and-mouse chase as he partners with kell, Wally Cleaver’s best (?) an intuitive young officer, Amelia Sachs (Ari- friend on Leave It to Beaver, elle Kebbel), who has her own gift for profling. is the quintessential two- Inspired by Jeffery Deaver’s bestselling book faced creep. Without missing a beat, he can in one breath The Bone Collector. try to charm Mrs. Cleaver Hopelessly in Love: “Faith Evans and Noto- (“That’s a lovely dress you’re rious B.I.G.” wearing”) and in the next Lifetime, 9 p.m. torment “the Beav” (“Hey, Tonight’s episode of Lifetime’s documentary squirt”). In the 1983 reunion film series shares the intense marriage be- movie, Still the Beaver, Wal- ly finally hauled off and tween Faith Evans and the Notorious B.I.G., punched him in the gut. And two of the biggest stars in R&B and hip-hop. America cheered! This is the story about young love and the Urkel pressures and consequences of fame for the Family Matters was sup- couple and the culture at large. Over 20 years posed to focus on the blue-col- after B.I.G.’s murder, Evans is ready to con- lar Winslow family. But in front her pain and revisit the most intimate the first season episode “Lau- moments of their relationship, from their ra’s First Date,” Steve Urkel, the suspender-clad nerdy whirlwind engagement, to the East Coast/ neighbor kid with a crush West Coast rivalry that led to Tupac and on Laura Winslow, made a B.I.G.’s deaths, and the roles others in the grand, geeky impression. Ja- scene may have played in their tumultuous leel White became the show’s love story. breakout star with his own catchphrase (“Did I do that?”) Kindred Spirits: “Hell House” and more and more screen Travel Channel, 9 p.m. time to pester the Winslows Little House on the Prairie The infamous haunted house in Harrisville, and wreak havoc in their R.I., featured in the film The Conjuring has home. Wil Wheaton on Star Trek: Oliver final season, Cousin “Gee, The Next Generation, was a No roundup of annoying TV I’m sorry, I was just trying to awoken once more. Amy Bruni and Adam Wesley whiny know-it-all child ge- characters would be complete help” Oliver truly was a jinx; In space, no one can hear Berry step inside this tormented home and nius who time-after-time un- without Cousin Oliver, por- five episodes after his debut, you scream “Shut up, Wes- seek answers to the unknown by bringing in accountably saved the Enter- trayed by Robbie Rist on The what was once one of TV’s ley.” The insufferable Wes- the family too scared to live there anymore — prise. He is the Jar Jar Binks Brady Bunch. Introduced most beloved families was ley Crusher, portrayed by the Perrons. of the Star Trek universe. late in the series’ fifth and taken off the air. 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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT given by Lisa M. Cenca Trustee of the 1 Hunting Lane Reality Trust aka Realty Trust 19 SM 006357 to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for GMAC Mortgage, ORDER OF NOTICE LLC f/k/a GMAC Mortgage Corporation, its successors and assigns., dated April To: 17, 2007 and registered with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry District Louisa Jiminian of the Land Court as Document Number 479248 noted on Certificate of Title Number 79178, subsequently assigned to The Bank of New York Mellon, as and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 indenture trustee, on behalf of the holders of the CSMC Trust 2010-16 U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Director of Maintenance Mortgage-Backed Notes and Certificates, Series 2010-16 by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for GMAC Mortgage, LLC f/k/a GMAC PennyMac Loan Services, LLC The Salem Housing Authority, an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Mortgage Corporation, its successors and assigns. by assignment registered with Action Employer, is seeking a full time Director of Maintenance Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, to direct and oversee the Authority’s maintenance department. Number 530378 noted on Certificate of Title Number 79178 for breach of the numbered 40 Elizabeth Street, given by Louisa Jiminian to Mortgage Electronic Candidate must be organized, highly energized, self motivated, conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Residential Mortgage Services, Inc., and multi-task oriented. Public Auction at 10:00 AM on January 24, 2020 at 1 Hunting Lane, Lynnfield, dated November 7, 2018, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) This position is responsible for the direct supervision, training, and MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: Registry of Deeds in Book 37138, Page 467, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of motivation of maintenance personnel and the administration and The following parcels of land, all contiguous and located at One Hunting Lane, Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. operation of a comprehensive building maintenance program for Lynnfield, Essex County, Massachusetts: Parcel I A certain parcel of land situate in 715 units of public housing spread over 22 sites in the City of Salem. Lynnfield, in the County of Essex and said commonwealth, bounded and described If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Minimum qualifications include: extensive knowledge of building as follows: NORTHWESTERLY by Lot No. 274, as shown on plan hereafter States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers construction and maintenance principles, a minimum of 5 years mentioned, seventy-two and 89/100 (72.89) feet; NORTHEASTERLY by Lot No. Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on experience in the supervision of staff in the public or private 102, as shown on said plan, twenty-two (22) feet; SOUTHERLY by Lot No. 277, as that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in housing industry or related field, the ability to read and understand shown on said plan, seventy-nine and 39/100 (79.39) feet. All of said boundaries this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before February blue prints, engineering drawings, and technical specifications. are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon plan numbered 10, 2020 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the Knowledge of building management subsystems (plumbing, 19113-6, drawn by John W. Parsons, Surveyor, dated March 17, 1958, as ground of noncompliance with the Act. heating, gas, electrical, etc.), a valid MA driver’s license, modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration Office, a copy computer skills, experience in public bidding, specification of a portion of which is filed with Certificate of Title #28250 in said Registry, and Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on December 30, 2019. writing, and contract management. Construction Supervisor’s the above described land is shown as Lot No. 276, on last mentioned plan. The above-described land is subject to the restrictions and provisions as described in Attest: Deborah J. Patterson license or related license preferred. Bilingual (Spanish) is a plus. Deed from Royal Barry Wills et al Trustees to Charles B. Wills, dated January 3, Recorder Excellent benefits package. Salary range is $95,000-$105,000 1956, and filed as Document #77813 in said Registry. Parcel II A Certain parcel 17831 annually. Interested applicants can submit a of land situate in Lynnfield, in the County of Essex and said Commonwealth, resume no later than Friday, January 24, 2020 to bounded and described as follows: WESTERLY by Hunting Lane twelve and Item: January 10, 2020 Cathy Hoog, Executive Director of the Salem 38/100 (12.38) feet; NORTHERLY by Lot No. 277, as shown on above mentioned Housing at [email protected]. plan, fifty-five and 36/100 (55.36) feet; and SOUTHEASTERLY by Lot No. 280, as Legal Notice shown on said plan, fifty-six and 73/100 (56.73) feet. Being shown as Lot #278, To be sold at public sale at 8:00 A.M. JOB INFORMATION on last mentioned plan. Said Lot #278 is subject to the rights, as described in an on January 31, 2020 at 47 Alley NOTICES easement from Royal Barry Willis et al Trustees to Lynn Gas and Electric Company, Street, Lynn, MA, misc. lots of property SERVICES dated May 7, 1948, and filed as Document #54354 in said Registry. Said Lot left in leased storage spaces by the #278 is subject to the rights described in an easement from Joseph DeFlumeri, et following persons: NOTICE ux, to New England Telephone and Telegraph Company et al, dated December 8, J. Copeland, P. J. Marchesi, S. Pham, PAY CALLS Don't pay to find work before you get 1955, an filed as Document #77425 in said Registry. Said Lot #278 is subject to H. Taylor, C. Hurley, M. Behsman, Y. the job. Legitimate job placement firms the restrictions and provisions, as described in Deed from Royal Barry Wills et al Chen, A. Ambrister, C. Brogard that work to fill specific positions Trustees to Joseph DeFlumeri et ux, dated September 16, 1955, and filed as Item: January 3, 10, 2020 Pay Call Numbers cannot charge an upfront fee. For free (900, 976 and 550) Document #76487 in said Registry. Parcel III A certain parcel of land situated in information about avoiding employ- Advertiser telephone numbers with Lynnfield, in the County of Essex and said Commonwealth, bounded and described ment service scams, write the Federal 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST as follows: SOUTHWESTERLY by the Northeasterly line of Hunting Lane one Trade Commission at Washington, disclose the price of the telephone hundred eighteen and 59/100 (118.59) feet; NORTHWESTERLY AND NORTHERLY D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud call. When a number is published by Lots 275, 274, and 276, as shown on above mentioned plan, on two courses Information Center, Does your company within the advertisement the per measuring together one hundred thirty-eight and 89/100 (138.89) feet; 1-800-876-7060 NORTHEASTERLY by Lot No. 102, as shown on said plan, sixty-nine (69) feet; minute and/or flat charge must be EASTERLY by Lot No. 204, as shown on said plan, forty-five and 48/100 (45.48) need employees? included. If you dial a pay per call GENERAL feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by Lot No. 279, as shown on said plan, sixty-five and number from an advertisement appear- HELP WANTED 55/100 (65.55) feet; and SOUTHERLY by Lot No. 278, as shown on said plan, ing in the classified section and it fifty-five and 36/100 (55.36) feet. Being shown as Lot 277 on last mentioned DOES NOT disclose this information, Plumbing Supplies plan. Said Lot 277 is subject to the rights and slope easements in favor of the please notify the Item classified town of Lynnfield as described in deed from Carl J. Colucci et ux to said Town of department immediately. Response to Warehouse- reliable person needed Lynnfield, dated April 22, 1957, and filed as Document #85765 in said Registry. any pay per call numbers will be for warehouse work. Said Lot 277 is subject to the rights, as described in and easement from Royal charged to your telephone bill and Prior experience helpful but not Barry Wills et al trustees to Lynn Gas and Electric company dated May 7, 1948, anyone under 18 years of age must necessary. and filed as Document #54354 in said Registry. Said Lot 277 is subject to the have parent's consent. Driver-We seek person with non CDL rights, as described in and easement from Royal Barry Wills et al Trustees to New Please call immediately for further license for delivery & pickup of England Telephone and Telegraph Company dated October 25, 1955, and filed as details or information. plumbing material. May include some Document #76941 in said Registry, as shown on plans filed with said document. CLASSIFIED warehouse work. Said Lot 277 is subject to the restrictions and provisions as described in Deed (781)593-7700 Secure, Benefits, Full Time from Royal Barry Wills et al Trustees to Carl J. Colucci et ux, dated February 29, 1956, and filed as Document #78254 in said Registry. Being the premises HELP WANTED Avon Supply Co. conveyed to Lisa M. Cenca, Trustee of 1 Hunting Lane Realty Trust by Deed dated Wakefield, MA December 20, 2005, recorded with Essex Southern Registry of Deeds as (781)245-8715 Document No. 462529, Certificate No. 79178. 434 Book JOB INFORMATION SERVICES RENTALS The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax NOTICE titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in For more information and assistance APARTMENTS possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Placing a help wanted ad is great for regarding the reliability of business finding the skilled workers you need. opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- TERMS OF SALE: ties, employment services and financ- LYNN ~ Large 3 bedroom, Lots of A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to closet space, walk to beach, 3rd flr, a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be contact the Better Business Bureau Need ref's. Owner occupied. Available delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite NOW. $2100. Call ~ 617-529-0879 required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or Lynn ~ Large modern studio, 1 & 2 BR the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days call 508-652-4800 apartments. Eat-in kitchen, parking, from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other REAL ESTATE laundry. Starting at $1195, No fees. check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Call ~ 781-477-6457 at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms FOR SALE All real estate advertising in this of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure newspaper is subject to the Federal sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, If you want an honest veteran's status, or source of income or any Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. opinion of value intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination. The Bank of New York Mellon, as indenture trustee, on behalf of the holders of the FREE SERVICE This newspaper will not knowingly accept any CSMC Trust 2010-16 Mortgage-Backed Notes and Certificates, Series 2010-16 advertising for real estate which is in violation of Zero down for veterans the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all 3% down for non-veterans dwellings in this newspaper are available on an Present Holder of said Mortgage, equal opportunity basis. To complain of By Its Attorneys, discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at ORLANS PC 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the PO Box 540540 hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Waltham, MA 02454 781-593-7700, ext.2 Phone: (781) 790-7800 15-013918 Item: January 3, 10, 17, 2020

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By Mehdi Fattahi plane went down. Arman Melli, called it “A and Aya Batrawy Even though U.S. and dark night for Americans.” ASSOCIATED PRESS Iraqi officials said there Despite Tehran’s claims had been no casualties, that the strikes killed TEHRAN, Iran — Ira- Iranian state TV claimed Americans, Iranians have nian newspapers pro- that some 80 U.S. soldiers access to other sources of claimed the country’s at- had been killed in the air information. Although so- tack on U.S. forces in Iraq strike at the bases — a cial media sites like Twit- to be “a dark night for death toll repeated Thurs- ter are blocked, Iranians Americans,” and Wash- day by a top Iranian mili- are able to access it and ington’s “first admission of tary general. others through virtual pri- failure in history.” On the At the White House, bustling streets of Tehran, vate networks, or VPNs. President Donald Trump Ali Azimi, a 41-year-old however, there was relief said Iran “appears to be Thursday that neither engineer, said Iran’s retal- standing down,” while iation was “excessive.” side appeared primed for Iran’s Supreme Leader war. “We shouldn’t have tak- Ayatollah Ali Khamenei en revenge because they “War is not something described the missile at- could have hit and de- like the ‘Call of Duty’ tack as “a slap” against stroyed us,” he said. game,” said Dara Shojaei, America. In somewhat mixed mes- a 23-year-old architec- Across state media, the sages Thursday, President ture student. “It’s not a Iranian government is game you can play to win. positioning its retaliatory Hassan Rouhani warned of a “very dangerous re- There’s no winner.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS strike as a victory. But with the relief came The hard-line Kahyan sponse” if the U.S. makes some mixed feelings about Women walk on a sidewalk in northern Tehran, Iran, Thursday. newspaper proclaimed “another mistake,” but a how far Iran should go to Iran’s missiles damaged senior commander vowed avenge the killing of Rev- by firing a barrage of bal- an Iranian anti-aircraft Civil Aviation Organiza- U.S. dignity, while anoth- even “harsher revenge.” olutionary Guard Gen. listic missiles at two Iraqi missile probably downed tion offered no immediate er hard-line daily, Javan, Mohammad Taghiza- Qassem Soleiman, the military bases housing a Ukrainian jetliner near explanation for the disas- said it was America’s first deh, a 30-year-old resi- country’s most powerful American troops. Tehran just a few hours ter. A preliminary Iranian admission of failure in its dent of Tehran, described commander who was slain The dramatic blast of after Iran launched its investigative report re- history. the Iranian actions as a by a U.S. drone strike in more than a dozen mis- attack on the Iraqi bas- leased Thursday said that The reformist daily Aft- “good start.” Baghdad last week. His siles caused no casualties es. They said the strike, the airliner pilots never ab Yazd led with the head- “As the supreme leader death brought an out- at the two bases, although which killed all 176 people made a radio call for help line: “Iran’s slap makes said, it was a slap. It was pouring of grief across U.S., Canadian and Brit- on board, could have been and that the aircraft was Trump withdraw and not satisfying and bigger the country, and Iran re- ish officials said Thursday a mistake. trying to turn back for the declare peace.” Anoth- things should happen,” he sponded early Wednesday that evidence showed that Investigators from Iran’s airport when the burning er reformist daily paper, said. Iraq is caught in the middle as Iran and U.S. trade blows By Samya Kullab to allow American troops and Qassem to remain on Iraqi soil. Abdul-Zahra In the immediate af- ASSOCIATED PRESS termath of Soleimani's killing, Iraq's Parliament BAGHDAD — For angrily voted to expel the months, Iraqis have estimated 5,200 U.S. forc- watched with deepening es stationed in the country PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS anxiety as tensions be- to fight the Islamic State tween Iran-backed mili- A man carries a gas container at the 23 de Ene- group — a nonbinding ro neighborhood, on the sidelines of a govern- tias and U.S. forces soared, fearing their long-belea- measure that needs the ment ceremony with the Venezuela's Foreign approval of the Iraqi gov- Minister Jorge Arreaza in Caracas, Venezuela. guered country would turn into a battleground for di- ernment. rect and open conflict be- The easing of tensions in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Fence-scaling tween America and Iran. the wake of the Iranian mis- Those fears were re- sile attack, which caused no Posters of anti-government protesters who Venezuela opposition alized in the past week casualties, appears to have have been killed in demonstrations are dis- when a U.S. airstrike tempered the political re- played in Tahrir Square during ongoing pro- killed Iran’s top military solve to immediately push tests in Baghdad, Iraq. leader rekindles his mojo commander, Gen. Qassem American troops out. Soleimani, after he landed “It slowed the momen- tractor at a base in Kirkuk struck back with its mis- By Christine mentum steadily fizzle as at Baghdad airport, and tum to remove forces that province. The U.S. replied sile barrage against two Armario and President Nicolás Maduro Iran responded by firing definitely reached its peak" with a barrage of strikes Iraqi military bases in Fabiola Sanchez remains firmly in power over a dozen missiles at during the parliamentary on the militia's bases, kill- Ain al-Asad and Irbil that ASSOCIATED PRESS appears to have gotten his Iraqi military bases hous- vote, said Randa Slim, di- ing at least 25 people. house American troops, mojo back. ing American troops. rector of the Track II Di- Iraqi Prime Minister Adel the Iranians informed Ab- CARACAS, Venezue- Images of the man recog- From the country's top alogues initiative at the Abdul-Mahdi got a call from dul-Mahdi of its plans, ac- la — In a crisp black suit nized by the U.S. and over leadership down to the Middle East Institute. “It's U.S. Defense Secretary cording to his office. with a bright blue tie, 50 other nations as Vene- street, many Iraqis are irate created a more relaxed at- Mark Esper a half-hour The morning after, an- Juan Guaidó pushed and zuela’s rightful president at what they see as blatant mosphere to negotiate con- before the strike to tell him ti-government Iraqi dem- shoved his way through scaling the National As- violations of their sovereign- ditions of the removal of of U.S. intentions. He urged onstrators in Baghdad set rows of helmet-clad na- sembly’s spiked iron fence, ty, yet are helpless as Iran U.S. forces that won't come Esper to call off the plan, fires and closed roads near tional guardsmen, cursing tussling with national and the U.S. trade blows on across to the White House “but there was insistence,” Tahrir Square. and scolding them like guardsmen and taking a Iraqi soil. At every tumul- as disrespectful of the U.S.” according to a statement “We don't want a for- schoolchildren for block- spirited oath, shouted into tuous turn, Iraq's indepen- Weeks of tit-for-tat vi- from the premier's office. eign war on Iraqi soil. Our ing him from entering a darkened congress oper- dence has seemingly been olence illustrated how The militia fighters'leaders should act," said Venezuela’s congress. ating without electricity, ignored by its two closest al- Iraq's leadership was pow- deaths prompted enraged Saif, a 33-year-old protest- “You don’t get to decide seem to have riled up his lies, who happen to be bitter erless to prevent the two supporters to attack the er speaking on condition who gets in!” he yelled, base once more. enemies. sides from battling on its U.S. Embassy in Baghdad his full name not be used inching his face up close “Today he’s the star once Tensions eased on soil, first through proxies, for two days, breaking into for fear of reprisals. to the young man imped- again,” said Luis Vicente Wednesday when U.S. then face to face. the compound and setting Following the Iranian ing his access to the legis- León, president of Data- President Donald Trump The violence was set fires. strike, Iraq’s president and lature’s ornate halls. nalisis, a Caracas-based signaled that Washington off when a rocket attack The U.S. then killed speaker of Parliament is- In recent days, the op- polling company. But, the was stepping away from blamed on the Irani- Soleimani in a drone sued condemnations and position leader who drew analyst added: “It won’t be escalation. an-backed militia group strike that also cost the called for foreign leaders thousands of Venezue- enough. He needs to con- But it remains to be seen Kataeb Hezbollah, or Hez- lives of a senior Iraqi mili- to spare the country from lans to the streets last vert his potential energy what effect the clashes will bollah Brigades, caused the tia leader and others. becoming embroiled in an- year only to see his mo- into kinetic energy.” have on Iraq's willingness death of an American con- Shortly before Iran other war.

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At some ner Peak, where all of the myself to the inevitable point, he passed out. runs are rated as difficult. as I knew the air would "The first thing I remem- Fuzak and three other not last long,'' Fuzak, 62, ber when coming back to skiers who were not iden- wrote on a public Face- consciousness was a group tified were rescued, but book page for skiers. "I'm of rescuers cheering that a two skiers died. They were really surprised how calm survivor had been located, identified by the Shoshone I felt but knew there was me,'' Fuzak wrote in what County Sheriff's Office on nothing I could do but he called a ‘’personal sum- Thursday as Carl Hum- wait and pray.'' mary'' on Facebook about phreys, 58, of Liberty Lake, His prayers were an- the ordeal. Wash., and Scott Parsons, swered and Fuzak became Fuzak wrote that he PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 46, of Spokane Valley, Wash. one of four survivors ex- was among a group of The resort did not real- The Coeur d'Alene Fire Department K-9 Team responds to Silver Moun- tricated from Tuesday's skiers and snowboarders ize that another skier was avalanche at the Silver he knew, heading down tain for an avalanche in Kellogg, Idaho. missing until a day after Mountain Resort near Wardner Peak on a diffi- the avalanche, when it re- Kellogg, Idaho. Two oth- cult run called 16-to-1 at he started “swimming to “Within seconds, anoth- He passed out and then ceived a call Wednesday er skiers were killed and about 11 a.m. try and stay on top of the er, more powerful slide hit woke up to cheers from from a concerned family one is still missing. The "'The snow started to slide.” and buried my breathing the rescuers and a ski pa- member unable to get in resort remained closed on fracture above us as well The slide eventually hole under what felt like trol member holding his touch with that person. Thursday as about 120 as below us and the slide stopped. Completely bur- feet of snow,” Fuzak wrote. hand. That prompted about searchers with dogs and a started to propagate and ied, Fuzak managed to “At this point I tried to ‘’My hands and feet were 80 searchers with at least helicopter tried to find the accelerate,'' he wrote. punch a hole through the calm my breathing and extremely cold but I was two dogs to resume the missing skier presumably Fuzak then fell and said snow that let air flow in. conserve air.” uninjured, breathing and search Wednesday. Prosecutors: Video in apparent Epstein suicide attempt is lost By Jim Mustian and does not exist on the jail's sex-trafficking charges,video would have support- Michael Balsamo backup video system “as officials said. ed his position that Tarta- ASSOCIATED PRESS a result of technical er- Tartaglione's defense glione “acted appropriate- rors,” Assistant U.S. At- attorney, Bruce Barket, ly” on the day in question, NEW YORK — Video torneys Maurene Com- told The Associated Press alluding to questions footage of the area around ey and Jason Swergold he intends to ask U.S. about whether Epstein Jeffrey Epstein's jail cell wrote in a court filing. District Judge Kenneth had been attacked. on a day he survived an The revelation came Karas to hold a hearing A spokeswoman for the apparent suicide attempt PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS despite assurances pros- with “live testimony” to Bureau of Prisons de- “no longer exists,” federal ecutors made that jail determine what happened clined to comment, citing President Donald Trump listens Thursday prosecutors told a judge officials were preserving to the missing video. an ongoing investigation. as Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt Thursday. the footage at the request “The various and incon- One of Epstein's attor- speaks on proposed changes to the National Officials at the Metropol- of a defense attorney for sistent accounts of what neys, Marc Fernich, said Environmental Policy Act, at the White House. itan Correctional Center Nicholas Tartaglione, a happened to that video are the missing video “only in New York believed they former police officer who deeply troubling,” Barket adds to the unanswered had preserved footage of shared a cell with Ep- said in an email. questions and deepens the Pelosi to 'soon' send guards finding Jeffrey Ep- stein in July when the Tartaglione is charged air of mystery surround- stein after he appeared to wealthy financier was af- in what prosecutors ing (Epstein's) death, feed- impeachment articles have attempted suicide, ter discovered with bruis- have described as the ing the perception that the but actually saved a video es on his neck and then "gangland-style" kill- public will never really from a different part of the placed on suicide watch. ings of four men who know what happened — for Senate trial jail, prosecutors said. Epstein later hanged disappeared during a co- and that the powers that The FBI also has deter- himself in jail Aug. 10 caine-related dispute. be aren’t really interested will do the same. By Lisa Mascaro and mined that the footage while awaiting trial on Barket said the jailhouse in finding out.” Mary Clare Jalonick Many on Capitol Hill ASSOCIATED PRESS expect the Senate im- peachment trial to begin WASHINGTON — U.S. border arrests drop as focus turns to Mexicans next week. House Speaker Nancy “I’ll send them over Pelosi said Thursday she By Elliot Spagat affecting Mexicans, in- when I’m ready. That will will "soon'' transmit the ASSOCIATED PRESS cluding a test in El Paso, probably be soon,” Pelosi articles of impeachment Texas, to quickly deter- told reporters at the Capi- SAN DIEGO — The against President Donald mine asylum claims and number of people arrest- Trump, signaling a poten- tol, noting she is not post- flights to deport them to ed or stopped entering tial thaw in the standoff poning it "indefinitely.'' Guadalajara to discourage the United States on the with Senate Republicans The standoff between the repeat attempts. Mexico border fell for a as she warned against House speaker and Senate U.S. authorities made seventh straight month in rushing to an acquittal Majority Leader Mitch Mc- 40,620 arrests of people Connell, R-Ky., has been a December, with Mexicans without a fair trial. outpacing Central Ameri- who crossed illegally or Pelosi, D-Calif., faces test of wills between the who presented them- two power centers in Con- cans among the detainees, mounting pressure from authorities said Thursday. selves at official cross- Republicans and some gress over what would be ings in December, down the third impeachment tri- The tally helps explain Democrats to quit delay- why the U.S. has turned 5 percent from 42,651 in al in the nation's history. ing the president's trial in more attention to Mexican November and down 72 McConnell said that if PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Senate, three weeks asylum-seekers as Presi- percent from a 13-year after the House Demo- Pelosi and House Demo- dent Donald Trump seeks People seeking asylum in the United States high of 144,116 in May. crats impeached Trump crats are "too embarrassed'' to highlight his dramatic wait at the border crossing bridge in Tijuana, Mexicans accounted for on charges of abuse and to send the articles of im- reshaping of immigration Mexico, just across the border from San Diego. half of arrests and people obstruction. Republicans peachment, the Senate will policy in his campaign for stopped at official cross- say Democrats are em- simply move on next week a second term. move among developing the U.S. to address an un- ings, more than three barrassed by their vote. to other business. The Department of nations trying to curb precedented surge of asy- times more than any oth- But Pelosi countered that “They do not get to trap Homeland Security plans asylum claims. Monday's lum-seekers, many of them er nationality and a ma- Democrats are ‘’proud'' of our entire country into an to send Mexicans to Gua- announcement drew crit- Central American families. jor shift from much of last upholding the Constitu- unending groundhog day of temala with an opportu- icism from the Mexican The Trump adminis- year, when Guatemala and tion and said she doubted impeachment without reso- nity to seek protection government, which has tration has begun other Honduras were the prima- that Senate Republicans lution,” McConnell said. there, a highly unusual so far worked closely with enforcement measures ry countries of origin. Worker help sought to combat Super Bowl human trafficking

By Curt Anderson that events such as the collaboration,” Staton said. drivers later Thursday. ASSOCIATED PRESS Feb. 2 Super Bowl, with Mary Rogers, vice presi- “It has to be a concerted all its attendant parties, dent and general manager effort that never stops,” said MIAMI BEACH, Fla. are ripe for human and sex at the Fontainebleau, said Chip Rogers, president and — To combat human traf- trafficking. They also not- all of the hotel's employees CEO of the American Hotel ficking during the Super ed that trafficking occurs receive regular training on & Lodging Association. “It Bowl, law enforcement of- throughout the year, not possible signs of human will take all of our efforts to ficials said Thursday that just during major events. trafficking : rooms where make this happen.” they need hotel workers, “We're enlisting people to people come and go at all Representing the NFL at ride-hailing service drivers help law enforcement,” said hours, cash payments and Thursday's event was Mi- and security personnel to be especially alert. Moody, who chairs a state- young women who never ami Dolphins wide receiv- These are the people most wide task force on human leave their rooms. er Albert Wilson, who said likely to encounter the vic- trafficking. “Most of the “We just encourage every- the human trafficking is- tims and perpetrators of cases begin with anony- one to report anything they sue has special resonance trafficking — and would mous tips. That's how we'll see that looks suspicious,” to him because he grew up be able to provide authori- catch these guys.” Rogers said. “We really, re- with five sisters. ties with tips and evidence The hospitality industry ally encourage that culture.” “It can happen to anyone," of the crime taking place, is taking notice. Cecil Sta- Similarly, authorities Wilson said. “It's important Florida Attorney General ton, president and CEO of want ride-hailing services for me to use my platform to Ashley Moody said at the the Asian American Hotel such as Uber and Lyft, get the message out.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “No Room for Trafficking” Owners Association, said as well as taxi drivers, to The office of Miami-Dade conference, held at the Fon- it's bad business for people be aware of what is being State Attorney Katherine Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody speaks tainebleau Hotel. who run hotels to allow hu- said in their vehicles and Fernandez Rundle oper- during a meeting Thursday between law en- The people most like- man trafficking. to recognize when some- ates a hotline for tips and forcement officials and hotel groups to an- ly to be enslaved for sex “No honest hotelier wants thing doesn't seem right. reports about human traf- nounce a campaign to prevent human traffick- work are young girls, of- human trafficking on their Moody was participating in ficking: 305-FIX-STOP or ing surrounding next month's Super Bowl in ficials said. They noted property. We are all about a training event for Uber 305-349-7867. the Miami area.