Full STEAM Ahead with Art in Nahant Council Was in Favor of That Hence the Zoning Relief.” Proposal, Arguing It Would but Starbard Isn’T Con- Generate Tax Revenue

FRIDAY, MAY 17, 2019 VFW post City councilor sours on Garelick plan By Gayla Cawley Garelick is currently zoned to allow tness center. no longer ITEM STAFF only dairy manufacturing. A.W. Perry But it is other proposed added uses that representatives told the Item last month Starbard takes issue with, such as a con- LYNN — Ward 2 City Councilor Rick their plan is to initially use the 17-acre tractor’s storage yard, warehouse used for Starbard is opposed to a zoning change part of property for light industry with a future storage, ambulance service, motor vehicle proposal from a developer seeking to pur- goal of transforming the site into a mixed- chase the Garelick Farms site that he says storage yard, a parking lot for automo- use development with waterfront apart- biles and commercial vehicles, and truck Swampscott would essentially allow for the waterfront ments, retail, restaurants and possibly a repair facility. property to be turned into a “junkyard.” hotel. A.W. Perry, a Boston real estate rm, The zoning change proposed by the rm “This sends me the message that not package has signed a deal to purchase the Garelick includes extending existing uses allowed only could the Garelick site be a junk- Farms plant on the Lynnway, but compa- in the city’s “waterfront zone 3 district,” yard, but it’s asking us to change that By Bella diGrazia ny representatives have said their deci- located on the southeast side of the Lyn- whole district to allow that use,” Starbard ITEM STAFF sion to close on the property is contingent nway, to the Garelick site. Under the pro- said, explaining the district also stretch- upon a proposed change in the zone ordi- posal, the developer is seeking to allow es around Marine Boulevard, Blossom SWAMPSCOTT — The town’s VFW nance that would have to be approved by for light manufacturing, hotels, an apart- post is safe. For now. the City Council. ment house, assisted living facility and GARELICK, A3 The Board of Selectmen opted out of a Town Meeting vote authorizing the sale of both the town-owned VFW property and the neighboring C & L Package Store. Four of the ve select- A lm men at Wednesday’s meeting agreed more time was needed to discuss the right options for the town’s veterans. leads to If approved, the adjusted warrant article would allow for the sale of just the liquor store property on New a ght in Ocean Street. “We need to go through the process of discussing what could be done for Lynn eld veterans before making a decision on the property,” said Selectwoman By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF Naomi Dreeben. Selectman Donald Hause was LYNNFIELD — When against the motion. He said he is not Time Magazine reported 18 proactively advocating for selling the Gloucester teens got preg- VFW, located on Pine Street, but he nant in an alleged pact in wanted the town to have exibility 2008, the local reporter who in the event a developer proposed broke the story wanted to set improvements to the post or a better the record straight. piece of land where it could move. But little did Kristen Els- Town Administrator Sean Fitzger- worthy know the road to do- ald said the goal was to nd a buyer ing so would put her father that could enhance and expand vet- in the hole for nearly $1 mil- erans’ services offered at the post. lion and tear two Lynn eld “If we were to create the veter- families apart. ans’ service agency of tomorrow, The drama began in the how would we do that while think- summer of 2008, when Els- ing about providing more than a bar worthy, then a reporter at they can go to on a weekend night?” the Gloucester Times, spot- Fitzgerald asked during an interview ted an item on the School with the Item. “Active membership Committee agenda that had down there has declined, and while Page 1 potential. It refer- I appreciate the inspired work vets enced a sudden rise in preg- continue to engage in there, we want nancies at Gloucester High to be more careful in thinking about School. what they need.” Full STEAM ahead Elsworthy penned a story with the headline: “Spike in SWAMPSCOTT, A3 Gloucester High pregnancies alarms of cials.” The story with art in Nahant went viral. National TV and print By Bella diGrazia Unicorns, a shark named Bub- Johnson journalists invaded the usu- ITEM STAFF bles and a narwhal were among School ally quiet shing community the creatures created by stu- third-grader at the northern end of Route NAHANT — Brooklyn-based dents. Vera Conley 128. The accounts breath- artist Wes Sam-Bruce had John- “It’s so much fun that you can lessly reported the number son Elementary students ying leaps into make your own project and do of pregnancies that year was through the air on Thursday. the air as she your own thing,” said third-grad- “dives into quadruple the usual num- Sam-Bruce, a Peabody Essex ber. All but one of the girls Museum artist-in-residence, was er Anna Fox. “You can draw a dog work” during in the ocean if you want.” a workshop who become pregnant were invited to the school by the Nah- 15, the other was 16. Most Pan Manadee, vice president of with Brook- ant Education Foundation (NEF) got pregnant by their boy- the NEF, said the organization is as part of its Tombolo Project lyn-based friends. One of the fathers all about enrichment, especially ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK launch. He was originally sup- artist Wes is reportedly a 24-year-old posed to work with the kids on an when it comes to promoting the Sam-Bruce on The Board of Selectmen opted homeless man. outside, interactive, temporary “A” in Science, Technology, Engi- Thursday. But it was then-Principal out of a Town Meeting vote au- art exhibit, but that got post- neering, Art and Mathematics Joseph Sullivan’s comments thorizing the sale of both the poned to the fall because of rain. (STEAM). Art is so important, ITEM PHOTO | to the Time reporter that town-owned VFW property and Instead, he worked with students she said, and it’s sort of the glue SPENSER HASAK ramped up the coverage. the neighboring C & L Package while they made art depicting NAHANT, A3 He said the girls confessed Store. their favorite creatures. to making a “pact” after the school began investigating a rise in pregnancies. INSIDE Sullivan told Time that Lynn eld nearly half of the expecting students were involved in Opinion the pact. He said the girls Scoring a touchdown went to the school clinic at Tracy. A4 swings into multiple times for pregnancy  tests and seemed more upset Jourgensen: when they weren’t pregnant Saugus gives Summer than when they were. Some history its due. A4 of the girls reacted to the By Thomas Grillo news they were pregnant Sports ITEM STAFF with high ves and plans for Tringale dazzles baby showers. in shutout of LYNNFIELD — Third-grader Sabrina Hay- Such comments unnerved Marblehead. B1 man could hardly contain her excitement Elsworthy, a Lynn eld resi- Wednesday. dent, who doubted they were The 9-year-old Summer Street Elementa- true. ry School student and her classmates blew “At the time, teen pregnan- bubbles to celebrate the ribbon cutting for a cy had experienced a giant new swing set. increase nationally and it “Without the swings, recess was really bor- made sense to explore why ing,” she said. “I almost always play on them, it was happening,” she said. even at home, because they’re so much fun.” “Instead, it became a hys- The bright blue set, complete with one terical witch hunt, the girls handicapped accessible seat, was a gift from were vili ed in the press by Everett Bank. The Summer Street Parent judgmental coverage. I don’t Teacher Organization (PTO) came up with think these girls got togeth- the idea and raised $15,000 to prepare the er and said, ‘Let’s all get 50-by-100-foot spot in front of the K-4 school. pregnant and raise our kids PTO co-presidents Kathryn Price and Pa- together.’” ITEM PHOTO | THOMAS GRILLO mela MacDonald were on hand for the un- Elsworthy thought it could veiling. Kindergartners at the Summer Street Elementary be a teachable moment for School celebrate the opening of a new swing set by LYNNFIELD, A3 blowing bubbles. FIGHT, A2

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A7-8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 69° VOL. 141, ISSUE 136 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 53° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 ENTERTAINMENT ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 17, 2019 OBITUARIES Senator eyes ‘broad consensus’ John R. Imbriano Jr., 80 on Education Committee bill LYNN — Mr. John R. Imbri- ano Jr., age 80, formerly of By Katie Lannan Malden, died peacefully, sur- STATE HOUSE rounded by his loving family NEWS SERVICE on Tuesday, May 14 at the Melrose-Wakefield Hospital. BOSTON — Lawmakers He was the devoted husband on the Education Com- of Anita L. (DiGregorio) Imbria- mittee are aiming to put no, with whom he shared more forward a bill next month than 57 years of marriage. overhauling the state’s Born in Malden, he was the school funding formula, son of the late Giovanni and the panel’s Senate chair Maria (Moscaritolo) Imbriano. said Thursday as teachers, John was a graduate of North- students and other advo- eastern University. cates descended on the He worked as a production State House to continue control manager for RCA/GE the push for reform. Automated Systems and later The committee held a worked for Hertz as a district hearing in March on var- parts manager. He was also Florida and Linda DiGregorio ious proposals to rework actively involved with the West of Florida. He is predeceased the formula, and advo- cates have been keeping Lynn American Little League by his brother Mario Imbria- the pressure on legislators for many years. He enjoyed no and his sister Katherine to pass a bill this year. dancing, going to the casino, Moore. Also survived by many Bills before the committee rooting for the Red Sox and loving nieces, nephews and respond to a problem laid Patriots, but above all, watch- friends. out by a state commission ing his grandchildren’s activi- Service information: Rel- in 2015: the current for- ties and sports. In addition, he atives and friends are invited to attend visiting hours mula underestimates the was well known for his ability cost of education by $1 PHOTO | SHNS to fix anything. at the BISBEE-PORCELLA Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln billion or more annually Activists with Fund Our Future line the corridor outside Education Donations in his memory by inadequately account- Ave., Saugus, on Sunday 3-7 Committee Co-chairwoman Rep. Alice Peisch’s office Thursday while may be made to the charity of ing for expenses associat- p.m. Funeral from the funer- campaign leaders talked with staff inside. your choice. ed with employee health In addition to his wife, John al home on Monday at 9 a.m. care, special education leaves his beloved children, followed by a funeral mass in and teaching students with stakeholders, he said. day hosted by the Fund ish the interests of litera- Renee Mooney and her hus- Blessed Sacrament Church, who are learning English “We’re working very col- Our Future campaign, ture and the sciences, and band Francis of Hamden, 14 Summer St., Saugus, or come from low-income laboratively between the which backs bills calling all seminaries of them; es- Conn., Greg Imbriano and his at 10 a.m. Interment Holy families. House and the Senate on for additional state fund- pecially the university at wife Julie of North Reading; Cross Cemetery, Malden. For “We’re targeting June to the legislation within the ing for public K-12 and Cambridge, public schools three cherished grandchildren, directions and condolences have that legislation ready Education Committee, and higher education. and grammar schools in Sean, Matthew and Kayla; his www.BisbeePorcella.com. to release and we antic- so definitely our hope is The campaign held a the towns.” sister, Jean Sousa of Revere. ipate that bill will fully that the bill we would re- day of action on Beacon Lynn Teachers Union He was the brother-in-law of implement the recommen- lease from the Education Hill, culminating with a 5 President Sheila O’Neil Regina Barbuto of Colorado, dations of the Foundation Committee would be one p.m. rally on Boston Com- said the average age of John and Helen DiGregorio of Budget Review Commis- that already has broad mon at which thousands school buildings in her sion,” Sen. Jason Lewis consensus,” he said. “That of people were expected. city is 82 years. One ele- told the News Service. legislation would then obvi- Overlapping rallies were mentary school, she said, Lewis, a Winchester ously have to be debated in planned in Springfield is 169 years old. As she MaryJane Melanson, 81 Democrat, said the panel the House and the Senate.” and Pittsfield. discussed one school’s 1938-2019 he co-chairs with Wellesley Lewis was among a At the hearing, teachers fence to keep students Rep. Alice Peisch has been handful of legislators — and students described away from falling bricks, LYNN — MaryJane “MJ” traveling to visit school others included Sens. Ja- their experiences to an ac- she placed a hardhat on Melanson, age 81, of Lynn, districts “all around the mie Eldridge and John tor portraying President her head and a man in an and formerly of Wakefield, state” and get feedback Keenan and Reps. Joan John Adams — the chief American Federation of entered into rest on Tuesday, from educators, students Meschino and Paul Do- architect of the Massachu- Teachers Massachusetts May 14, 2019 surrounded by and parents. The lawmak- nato — who stopped by a setts Constitution, which T-shirt wrapped caution her loving family. She was the ers are continuing to meet “people’s hearing” Thurs- calls for the state to “cher- tape around her. loving wife of Lenny Melanson, sharing 48 years together. Born on March 16, 1938 in Wakefield, she was the daugh- A film leads to a fight in Lynnfield ter of the late Albert and Irene Meuse. Prior to her retirement, she was a nurse. She enjoyed FIGHT documents. sist on a requirement that devil,” he said. “As far as Country and Western Dancing. From A1 “We trusted him and Williams complete certain I’m concerned, Charlie In addition to her husband, he made me feel it was a production tasks before Grieco is a monster. He’s MJ is survived by her children, the public and sought good investment because drawing down the money. trying to ruin my life.” Debra Garofalo and the late advice from her father, it would be a commercial “Of course, that’s the Williams insists he spent John Garofalo, Sherrie Dob- Charles Grieco. He sug- success,” Grieco said. way it’s done in these kind all of the $900,000 on the gested she consult long- movie and $400,000 of his bins and her husband Mike, deceased by three sisters. Elsworthy joined the of business deals, but I time family friend and own money. Lenny Melanson and his wife Service information: Her project and the 14-page didn’t even consider it be- neighbor John Michael His attorney, Anthony Nicole, and the late Robert N. funeral service will be Mon- agreement stipulated she cause of our longstanding Williams. Sinapi from Warwick, R.I., Hewitt; seven grandchildren, day at 9 a.m. from the GO- be paid $100,000 as as- friendship,” he said. “All I The Lynnfield musician, wanted was an accounting said the previous attor- John, Gina, Shawn, Kimberly, ODRICH Funeral Home, 128 sociate producer. She and children’s book author, of how the money was be- neys who represented Wil- Danielle, Emily and Lenic; six Washington St., Lynn, fol- Williams conducted inter- filmmaker and director of views of the teens and he ing spent, and he wouldn’t liams failed to do their job great-grandchildren, her in- lowed by a funeral Mass at the Boston Film Festival had the added responsibil- provide it.” and created an uphill fight laws from Canada, Frank and 10 a.m. in St. Mary Church, was the perfect choice, her ity of selling the movie to After repeated requests for his client. Diane Melanson, Charline and 8 South Common St., Lynn. dad said. distributors. for monthly updates were “Our hands were tied,” Larry McKnight and Leoline Visitation is Sunday 2-4 p.m. “My family had known Production began on ignored, Grieco filed suit. he said. “Our argument is and Norman He’tu; and was Relatives and friends re- John for more than 20 “The Gloucester 18” in the During the trial, an ex- John’s company was paid spectfully invited to attend. loved by many. She was pre- years, he was a family summer of 2008 and was pert witness, which Wil- to do a job and they did it.” friend, was well-connected completed 10 months lat- liams tried to exclude But Judge Kenneth Sa- and had film credits,” said er. But when she saw the from the trial, examined linger of the Business Elsworthy. “It seemed like movie, Elsworthy recalls Williams’ Bank of Amer- Litigation Session of the Gary E. Stevens, 68 the perfect match.” saying it sure didn’t look ica accounts. He found Superior Court disagreed. In February, he ruled 1950-2019 But the two Lynnfield like a $1 million movie. Williams mingled the film families were headed for That’s when things investment money with Williams spent $420,310 a clash. started to unravel for the his personal account and on the movie — which was SALISBURY — Gary Edward com; christopher-jon-ste.for- released in 2013 and re- Stevens, 68, of Salisbury, forevermissed.com. Williams told Elswor- one-time friends. spent most of it on person- thy the best solution was While the agreement al expenses. portedly grossed $15,000 merly of Lynn, passed away at Service information: A fu- — and the rest, nearly to make a documentary required Williams to de- The witness, Chad Rob- home surrounded by his fami- neral Mass will be held for $480,000, on himself. With about the girls and let vote 100 percent of his inson, a CPA, provided ev- ly on April 19, 2019. Gary and his son CJ May 18, interest, the judge ordered them tell their story. time to the distribution, idence that Willams spent For the full obituary please 2019 at St. Mary’s Parish in Williams to pay Grieco $1 Following a series of marketing and sale of the $136,000 in automobile follow the link: gary-ed- Lynn. Burial will be private million. So far, he has not conversations between film, he started work on expenses including the ward-stevens.forevermissed. and held at a later date. received any of the settle- the two old friends, Grie- another film titled “Brid- purchase of several luxu- ment. ry cars, $70,000 in mort- co agreed to finance the gend.” The documentary “I am a very private per- film and wired $900,000 explores why dozens of gage and debt payments, son,” Grieco said. “But I ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! to Williams within weeks. young people hung them- $56,000 in credit card pay- thought this was import- Under the terms of the selves in the South Wales ments, $41,000 to retailers ant enough to warn others agreement, Grieco would town of Bridgend. At that and more than $51,000 to to beware.” Call Customer Service to place an ad be reimbursed his original point, Grieco asked for an Williams family members. investment and 50 per- accounting of the cash. Be- Williams denies any Thomas Grillo can be 781-593-7700, ext. 2 cent of any future earn- cause they were friends, wrongdoing. reached at tgrillo@item- ings, according to court Grieco said, he did not in- “I made a deal with the live.com.

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SWAMPSCOTT cars due to crashes from in. Our son, who is not a with a town lawyer about Maloon. “We have three transfer the care, custody, From A1 patrons driving under the vet, has been invited to go defining who is a visitor or clubs in the post, Disabled management and control of influence. and drink there.” an ‘associate,’ as we like Vets of America, Ameri- the package store at 16 New There’s a history of con- “It’s not the veterans that Malcolm Maloon, the to call non-members,” said can Legion and Veterans Ocean St., which provides frontation between the are the problem, it’s every- VFW post’s commander Maloon. “We’re also trying of Foreign Wars. We give the town with little revenue, town and VFW post, stem- one else going in there to since December, said he’s to establish some meth- them information about according to Fitzgerald. ming from the post’s liquor drink,” said the neighbor. overjoyed that the select- od allowing us not to let veterans affairs and how to Managers from C & L license. In 2017, the VFW’s “When my wife looks out- men decided to hold off the general public in, but sign up for it and we also Package Store did not re- license was suspended for side and sees a 20-some- on a vote to sell the post. friends who support the show them how to make a turn a voicemail seeking 30 days for over-serving thing urinating across the He said he and veterans club.” claim for disability.” comment. patrons and serving al- street, we know it’s not a across Swampscott are With 80 active members, Fitzgerald said town offi- “Swampscott is a small cohol to non-members. It Vietnam vet, which there is willing to work with town Maloon said they can’t cials look forward to work- town so every property has was reported that a few a majority of in town.” officials to keep, and ex- support the cost of the bar ing with Michael Sweeney, to be evaluated for its po- guests drinking at the The neighbor said it pand, services. with that “little amount of Swampscott’s designated tential to help bring in ad- post were involved in car hurts him and his wife When he came aboard, people.” Last November, the veterans agent, in com- ditional revenue that could accidents that led to ar- when people assume they he said, there was a post did get caught by town ing up with ideas for en- help reduce the impact rests for operating under are against veterans, as “memo of understanding” police “being sloppy” with hanced veterans services on residential taxpayers,” the influence. many of his family mem- created among the town, their sign-in procedure for surrounding health care, said Fitzgerald. “It is odd At the selectmen’s meet- bers are vets themselves. the police chief and the non-veterans, but Maloon housing and substance we own a liquor store.” ing, two Pine Street neigh- “It’s just a barroom over previous town administra- said the post has since be- abuse programs. bors shared stories of what there,” he said. “We know tor which stated members come stricter with it. Now that a sale of the Bella diGrazia can be it’s like living next to the people who drink there that could bring in one guest “It’s not like we have VFW is no longer on the reached at bdigrazia@ VFW post. They detailed aren’t vets and they told us twice a year. a sign saying ‘we have a table for Monday’s Town itemlive.com. Follow her on the loss of two of their own they don’t even have to sign “We are trying to work bar, come on inside,’” said Meeting, the vote will be to Twitter @BelladiGrazia. City councilor sours on Garelick proposal

GARELICK hurdle for the developer, From A1 he said, is the site’s location next to the city’s Street and the Gas Wharf wastewater treatment area. “It seems like every- plant and transfer station. thing that we don’t want Smells coming from those down there, it would al- facilities don’t make it eco- low. The way that’s writ- nomically feasible to build ten, I would probably be a mixed-use development opposed.” or hotel, and would have Starbard said he couldn’t to be remediated through see how those uses would technology before that vi- fit into the city’s vision, sion can become possible, with the proposed changes he said. coming at a time when the The site includes a city is developing several 40,000-square-foot ware- master plans to reimagine house, 60,000-square-feet its waterfront with develop- of cold storage, a process- ment, parks and public ac- ing plant, and a 10-acre lot cess. But he is in favor of the at the rear of the building. potential of mixed-use de- “My client is planning velopment, retail and even on using the facility as it’s manufacturing at the site. been used and riding out He pointed to a contro- the next few years and versial storage facility pro- hopefully a higher devel- posal from developer Pat- opment will become pos- rick McGrath for nearby sible on the site,” Moore Blossom Street that was said. “When those uses become friendly enough ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK opposed by Mayor Thomas M. McGee and denied by for development, we’ll be Brooklyn-based artist Wes Sam-Bruce demonstrates Earth meditation with a group of second- the Zoning Board of Ap- able to develop it, but in and third-graders at Johnson School on Thursday. peals last month because the meantime, we have to it didn’t fit the city’s vision be able to use the facility for the waterfront. The City to generate some income, Full STEAM ahead with art in Nahant Council was in favor of that hence the zoning relief.” proposal, arguing it would But Starbard isn’t con- generate tax revenue. vinced. NAHANT ment,” Moock told the ter working with Mr. Sam- Elementary School in the “I know you can’t stick kids. “Every movement for Bruce,” said Andrews. fall to work with students “(We) have a guy who From A1 presents a beautiful stor- a five-star hotel next to change since has been in- Sam-Bruce gained a on an outside mural that a sewer treatment plant, to pulling science and spired by civil rights.” passion for working with pairs with its forest play- age facility on Blossom Street — that was shot but we also can’t allow it technology into the gener- Principal Kevin An- kids after he took a job ground. Moock will also to be turned into a junk- al education. drews said the work of as a program director at return to treat the kids to down by the mayor because he didn’t think it yard either,” he said. “If “I love that we get to Sam-Bruce and the perfor- a summer camp. He said an outdoor folk music con- fit the vision for the area,” they’re going to look for bring programs like this to mance by Moock brought art has the ability to allow cert. Starbard said. “This being a zoning change to allow the school,” said Manadee. art into all facets and al- people of all ages to par- “When you can teach on the water, how could it these uses and once the Aside from Sam-Bruce lowed students to be cu- ticipate in the world on a through different meth- possibly fit the vision?” sewer treatment plant working with each class, rious. Throughout the larger scale. ods, you’re going to get goes away, they’ll pop up students enjoyed a folk week, students were able As part of his residence But James Moore, an at- a higher level of engage- torney representing A.W. a hotel, it won’t be in my music performance by to take subjects such as at the Peabody Essex lifetime.” ment with kids,” said Perry, said the ordinance Alastair Moock, who also social issues and literacy Museum, he will spend McGee declined com- Andrews. “It’s important is a draft, and is subject to gave them an in-depth les- and work together to turn the year visiting schools ment for this story through to have a motivation for change based on expected son on civil rights. Moock them into art, he said. and community centers a spokeswoman. James learning.” discussion with city offi- incorporated famous Sam-Bruce also incorpo- throughout Massachu- Cowdell, Economic Devel- cials. He is waiting to hear songs like “Let It Shine” rated movement into his setts and creating art with Bella diGrazia can be opment & Industrial Cor- back from the city on the and “We Shall Overcome” art lesson, which Andrews them, which he calls play- reached at bdigrazia@ poration of Lynn executive proposal. into the assembly. said he appreciated. ful research. itemlive.com. Follow her director, declined com- “(My client) wouldn’t “Singing was the tool for “I saw the kids beaming The New York native on Twitter @BelladiGra- ment. City Council Presi- close on the property if he change during the move- coming down the hall af- will return to Johnson zia. dent Darren Cyr and Ward couldn’t achieve zoning re- 6 Councilor Fred Hogan, lief that would allow him who represents the area, to rent the facility,” Moore declined comment, saying Lynnfield school swings into Summer said. “We both worked on they haven’t reviewed the a draft of the ordinance zoning ordinance proposal. and are looking forward to LYNNFIELD grounds,” Price said. “It equipment maker. The to them. To have it as part Robert Maloney, A.W. Per- sitting down with the city ry’s executive vice-presi- From A1 ended up being a much swing set was installed by of the school has been ter- to come up with a final or- larger project than anyone Childscapes of Marshfield. dent, did not return a call rific for the children. They dinance change that will seeking comment. “It was a longtime proj- expected.” Crawford and former just love it.” make the city and devel- ect that finally came to Champy said the biggest Town Moderator Au- oper happy.” Gayla Cawley can be fruition,” said Price. challenge was digging it thur Bourque guided the Thomas Grillo can be Moore said it’s a process reached at gcawley@item- The idea was launched twice. They began instal- $200,000 renovation of reached at tgrillo@item- he expects to take at least live.com. Follow her on nearly two years ago, lation at the far side of Glen Meadow Park two live.com. several months. Another Twitter @GaylaCawley. Price said, when students the school’s baseball field, years ago which included and faculty said swings but quickly learned from the demolition and recon- were the one thing miss- the fourth grade boys that struction of a new playing from the school’s play- they play football there. ground and offered to lend ground equipment. “We had dug the hole a hand. The PTO contacted Se- and had to relocate to the “Childscapes donated Ad Special lectman Philip Crawford, front of the building,” he the installation saving us who had experience with said. “That site had its $1,500,” Crawford said. “It playground projects. They own challenges because was a great example of a also reached out to Ed we discovered the area Springtime is yard sale time. public-private partner- Champy, who has two chil- was wet so we had to in- ship.” dren at Summer Street. stall a drainage system, Karen Dwyer, the Sum- 3-day run: Thursday, Friday, Saturday Champy is a principal like a French drain on a mer Street principal, said at Waypoint Cos., a Sau- house. But we recently $29.00 special rate! gus general contractor had the rainiest month the swing set is a huge ad- best known for completing in 80 years and there’s no dition to the school. a number of apartment water here, so clearly we “There are lines to use Includes attention-getting header graphic, building projects in Boston. did something right.” the swings every day,” she four lines of ad copy, and a yard sale kit “Ed donated a ton of site The equipment was said. “It must be a child- and digging work, includ- manufactured by BCI hood ritual and tradition containing signs and sales tips! ing what turned out to Burke Co., a Wiscon- that is really important be a false start at anoth- sin-based playground, Don’t miss out! er location on the school park and recreation LAW OFFICES OF Call 781-593-7700, ext. 1276 JAMES J. 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E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill It’s easy to overlook M£ H. S There is always a spe- Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Saugus’ love for local cial feeling that pre- Edward M. Grant E C J. C¡ C history until you drive cedes Memorial Day Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey by Town Hall and ap- Thor and the respect and P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton preciate the attention appreciation accorded Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W T J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Jourgensen Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman and care devoted to the those who made the ul- Customer Service towering wood building timate sacrifice for our Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. with its ornate spire. PUBLISHERS to the clash at Lexing- country and for their Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Local laborers were families. All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 ton and Concord, and busy in front of the 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 the town duly honored I appreciate the note Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 building on Wednes- I received from Maryl- Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 his memory by naming day resetting a stone Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 the former Roby School iz Cort who corrected Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 walkway. The building’s me on the identities of classi [email protected] Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 (now school administra- architectural features Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 tion building) after him. women veterans fea- Subscriptions Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 have been restored [email protected] “Old photos,” noted tured in this column. John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 and preserved and the Marie Annunziati Circulation the Item, “show the tree [email protected] spire’s prominence has Muzzioli is on the far yet to make it an attrac- towering over Main Ext. 3 Street, which used to be left, not far right, in the tion for a cell service photograph. Newsroom lined with elm trees just [email protected] tower or, thankfully, a “Marie Annunziati as big before the Dutch [email protected] lightning bolt. Muzzioli was an amaz- elm disease struck in Ext. 4 Saugus is one of a ing woman. I can’t begin the early 1900s.” Sports handful of Massachu- to tell you how moved I [email protected] A cross section of the setts towns along with was having the honor of tree was restored by Ext. 5 Brookline, Concord, speaking with her and EDITORIAL town woodworker ex- Retail and Online Lexington, Lincoln then sharing her story,” Advertising traordinaire Carmine and Wellfleet where wrote Cort. [email protected] Moschella, as great a a National Park Ser- Michael Golding ADVERTISING lover of town history as Scoring a vice site is located. The shared information Ernie Carpenter Jr. any resident. Director of Advertising Iron Works is wedged about Maurice Poulin Speaking of Saugus, and Business Development, ext. 1355 between a residential of Nahant who, he said, [email protected] its legal feud with Lynn neighborhood and the commanded the Coast Ralph Mitchell touchdown over converting part Saugus River and even Guard Life Station be- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 of the former O’Brien’s [email protected] driving by it gives you fore it closed and held Pub on Boston Street Patricia Whalen at Tracy the feeling of suddenly the rank of senior mas- into a pot shop resur- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 veering into the 17th ter chief. [email protected] rects memories of an- Jason McCourty — yep, that Jason century. “He always marched BUSINESS OFFICE other border war 32 McCourty — looked at the Tracy Ele- The Iron Works is by in the Nahant Memori- years ago centered on Maria Alvaracin mentary School teachers, parents and no means the only local al Day parade. Recently, ext. 1205 Walden Pond Avenue [email protected] elected officials standing in a circle historic site, with oth- a group of active Coast off Walnut Street. Susan J. Conti around him Wednesday and summed ers dotting a town that, Guard personnel hon- The battle spanned Controller, ext. 1288 up his feelings about the old school: to its credit, celebrates ored him with a lun- [email protected] three years, beginning “It’s awesome. There is so much posi- its history every year cheon at the station. when the Lynn Water Ted Grant tivity.” with annual Founders Everyone loves Mau- Publisher, ext. 1234 and Sewer Commission, [email protected] Dressed in dark suits, McCourty, Day ceremonies. rice,” wrote Golding. his brother, Devin, and their fellow The Roby plaque bolt- at the request of res- l Marian Kinney idents, removed trees ext. 1212 New England Patriot, Duron Harmon, ed to a Main Street Helen A. McSweeney [email protected] from the street. The tree toured the old school for an hour. The boulder marks the spot died Tuesday at the Will Kraft players followed Principal Dr. Pat- where, according to a contractor left stumps age of 94. She worked Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] tye Griffin through narrow hallways 2012 Daily Item story, along Walden Pond Av- with Clara Zamejtis as and into classrooms that looked like former Saugus minister enue and resident com- a Lynn police investi- Mike Shanahan plaints to town officials Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 sets for a movie set in a 19th-century Joseph Roby planted an gator and I remember [email protected] who said Saugus could school. elm tree in 1770 com- both women describing Carolina Trujillo Their low-key manners signaled memorating American not pull the stumps as Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 how they counseled and [email protected] clearly that the trio were not on a Su- resistance to British oc- long as Lynn owned the saved the lives of wom- cupation of the colonies. land. Jim Wilson per Bowl celebratory jaunt through en injured by domestic Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Lynn. They acknowledged cheers and Estimable local histo- A high-level meeting violence and by the sex [email protected] in 1987 ended up with adoring smiles from students but they rian Marilyn Carlson trade in an era when CIRCULATION told the Item that Roby Saugus taking control came to Tracy to listen and learn. both wrongs were too Lisa Mahmoud They left the school with a message was a popular local fig- of the land and Lynn often ignored or mini- Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] they have already heard repeated ure in the late 18th cen- retaining an easement mized. and hammered home in communities tury who preached from along Walden Pond Av- CLASSIFIED across the state: Public schools are un- the pulpit with his mus- enue so that a large Thor Jourgensen is Abbe Young Smith ket by his side. water pipe underneath Editorial Page Editor. Manager, ext. 1276 derfunded and schools like Tracy are [email protected] He is credited with the street remained ac- He can be reached at burdened by not one, but two, even GRAPHICS three significant challenges. organizing Saugus mi- cessible. tjourgensen@itemlive. litia, who responded l Trevor Andreozzi Local educators and elected officials com. Designer have talked for years about getting [email protected] Tracy renovated or, better yet, re- Mohamed Diop Designer placed. School Superintendent Patrick [email protected] Tutwiler on Wednesday told the Mc- Mark Sutherland Courtys and Harmon, “You see a build- Creative Director ing but what you don’t see is the lack of [email protected] services.” Tutwiler went on to explain NEWSROOM how the increase in school funding the Mike Alongi Sports Reporter ext. 1228 players are advocating for translates [email protected] into more hiring, which translates into Bill Brotherton more services for Tracy students and Features Editor ext. 1338 students in other schools. [email protected] Harmon summed up the tour by ob- Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 serving that his son is one of 18 stu- [email protected] dents in a Walpole classroom while Cheryl Charles the number of students in Tracy class- News Editor, ext. 1278 rooms totals 28. “You see the discrep- [email protected] ancies between the two districts,” he Bella diGrazia Reporter, ext. 1317 stated succinctly. [email protected] Increasing the amount of mon- Thomas Grillo ey spent on schools isn’t just a task Reporter, ext. 1264 aimed at leveling the playing field for [email protected] all students. The 1993 landmark edu- Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 cation reform law that almost all state [email protected] lawmakers agree is outdated sought to Thor Jourgensen do just that with varying success. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 New legislative efforts at bolstering [email protected] school spending acknowledge that ed- Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 ucation is a complicated challenge that In praise of federal workers [email protected] must take into account the variety of Steve Krause needs facing educators at schools like Federal employees is located outside of image of civil servants Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Tracy. serve and protect us Washington, D.C. is unfairly tainted, and [email protected] Griffin did a great job underscoring every day at every level When natural di- the idea of a career in Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 Tracy’s needs on Wednesday. But the across the country and sasters strike, they public service is not on [email protected] McCourtys and Harmon sounded like in our community. At provide relief and help the minds of young pro- Emma LeBlanc Pérez they came away from their morning in no time was this more us rebuild. When mass fessionals, it’s impera- Copy Editor Lynn optimistic and inspired by the evident than during the shootings take place, tive that we recognize [email protected] people who walk into the school every 35-day partial govern- they enter harm’s Harold Rivera public servants and the Sports Editor, ext. 1238 weekday. ment shutdown earlier way and care for the noble profession of civil [email protected] Devin McCourty said the contrast wounded. And, when this year. service. As we celebrate Roberto Scalese between the aging school and the ex- From ensuring safe once-eradicated viruses Public Service Recogni- News Editor, ext. 1211 cited, energetic young people learning [email protected] air travel to regulating reappear, they inves- tion Week, let’s thank in it left him feeling “bittersweet.” new medicines to main- tigate public health Anne Marie Tobin a federal employee for “How the school operates is great. taining a safe food sup- crises. Whether they Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 keeping our country [email protected] You see the kids love it.” ply to processing Social are in the public eye running safely, effi- Bridget Turcotte It’s time for everyone with a voice Security checks, civil or active behind the Reporter, ext. 1269 in public education to get behind the servants are every- scenes, civil servants ciently and for the good [email protected] players’ efforts and push increased where, yet invisibly so. take pride in working of the American people. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 spending for schools across the goal And, contrary to popu- for something bigger Maureen Latta [email protected] line. lar belief, 85 percent of than themselves. TECHNOLOGY the federal workforce At a time when the Billerica 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, MAY 17, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Missouri 8-week abortion ban one step from going to governor

By Summer publican supporters even sparking a court case that Ballentine brought it up for debate. might prompt the justices ASSOCIATED PRESS “So much of this bill is to revisit abortion rights. just shaming women into Kentucky, Mississippi, JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. some kind of complacency Ohio and Georgia also — A wide-ranging Missou- that says we are vessels have approved bans on ri bill banning abortions of pregnancy rather than abortion once fetal cardiac at eight weeks of pregnan- understanding that wom- activity can be detected, cy was just one step away en’s lives all hold differ- which can occur in about from going to a supportive ent stories,” St. Louis-ar- the sixth week of preg- Republican governor after ea Democratic Sen. Jill nancy. Some of those laws the state Senate passed Schupp said. already have been chal- the measure Thursday. The Missouri legislation lenged in court, and sim- The legislation needs comes after Alabama’s ilar restrictions in North only a final vote in the governor signed a bill Dakota and Iowa previ- House, which already Wednesday making per- ously were struck down by PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS passed an earlier version, forming an abortion a fel- judges. Districts nationwide are instituting an approach that combines tech- for Missouri to join a grow- ony in nearly all cases. Missouri’s bill also in- ing group of Midwestern nology with mental health programs, bullying prevention and security Supporters say the Ala- cludes an outright ban on officers. and Southern states at- bama bill is intentionally abortions except in cases tempting to sharply limit designed to conflict with of medical emergencies. abortions. the 1973 Roe v. Wade de- But unlike Alabama’s, it Republican Gov. Mike cision that legalized abor- would kick in only if Roe v. Schools turn to apps and other Parson is likely to sign the tion nationally in hopes of Wade is overturned. bill. He rallied with supporters of it Wednesday, tech to guard against shootings declaring: “It’s a God-given right to live ... and By Stefanie Dazio some experts say funding tions to active shooters. that’s why it’s important ASSOCIATED PRESS preventive mental health “We can improve the resources should be the outcome of these situa- for this legislation to get LOS ANGELES — done.” priority. tions,” Endress said. “We Schools trying to protect “We’ve kind of reached can minimize the casualty Missouri’s anti-abortion kids from mass shootings bill includes exceptions for this state of frustration count.” are turning to gunshot de- where we (feel like we) While school attacks are medical emergencies but tection systems, cellphone not for pregnancies caused can’t protect our students,” relatively rare, they have apps and artificial intelli- by rape or incest. Doctors said Dennis Kenney, a pro- been among the deadliest gence — a high-tech ap- would face five to 15 years fessor at the John Jay Col- mass shootings in U.S. his- proach designed to reduce in prison for violating the lege of Criminal Justice. tory. the number of victims. eight-week cutoff. Wom- “What we’re trying to do The 1999 massacre of 13 Technology that speeds en who receive abortions is find some technological people at Columbine High up law enforcement’s re- wouldn’t be prosecuted. fix, and there isn’t one.” School in Littleton, Colo., sponse and quickly alerts Republican bill handler Districts nationwide are ushered in a new era of teachers and students to Sen. Andrew Koenig de- recognizing that and insti- school security but the car- scribed it on Thursday danger is a growing tool tuting an approach that nage continued, including as “one of the strongest” amid rising concerns over combines technology with 27 people killed in 2012 abortion bills yet passed the inability to prevent mental health programs, at Sandy Hook Elemen- shootings like the one bullying prevention and tary School in Newtown, in the U.S. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Outnumbered Senate last week at a suburban security officers. Conn., and 17 deaths last Democratic lawmakers Republican Gov. Mike Parson is likely to sign Denver high school. An “If I’m intent on shoot- year at Marjory Stoneman had launched into an at- the bill banning abortions at eight weeks of 18-year-old student who ing people at a school, Douglas High School in tack on the bill before Re- pregnancy. rushed one of the gunmen there are 20 ways to do it,” Parkland, Fla. died. said Erik Endress, CEO Joseph Erardi, a retired While a focus on gun of Share911, a New Jer- Newtown superintendent control often emerges af- sey-based company with who came to the district Stocks climb for 3rd day in a ter school shootings, tech- an app that allows staff to a year after the shooting, nology can be a less parti- immediately report to col- said lawmakers pressed row, erasing Monday’s plunge san solution that’s quick leagues and police every- for “hardening” infrastruc- to implement — though thing from medical condi- ture at schools. By Damian J. Troise drops on Monday. The Stocks have been chop- and Alex Veiga Dow Jones Industrial Av- py the last two weeks as ASSOCIATED PRESS erage is nearly back to traders worried over the breakeven. escalating trade dispute Stocks marched high- Even with this week’s and the fallout it could Deadline: er on Wall Street for the gains, the market has still have on the broader glob- third straight day Thurs- not recovered all its loss- al economy. Negotiations day, erasing the big plunge es since early last week, between the two countries May 22 they took at the start of when President Donald are expected to resume in the week on worries about Trump turned up the Beijing soon. And Trump the worsening trade fight heat in the trade war by has said that he expects to between China and the threatening to hike tar- meet Xi in late June at the U.S. iffs on $200 billion worth Technology stocks, G-20 summit in Osaka, of Chinese imports from Japan. We remember those who health care companies and 10 percent to 25 percent. have passed away and are banks accounted for much Keeping score: The The S&P 500 is still down S&P 500 index was up 1 especially dear to us. of the market’s broad about 1.6 percent from its gains. Banks were bene- percent as of 3 p.m. East- close on May 6. ern Time. The Dow Jones fiting from higher bond The Trump adminis- On Saturday, May 25 Industrial Average rose yields, which allow them tration went ahead with      209 points, or 0.8 percent, to charge higher interest that tariffs hike last Fri-    to 25,852 points. The Nas- rates on loans. Bank of day and spelled out plans daq composite gained 1      America rose 1.7 percent to target the $300 billion     and Citigroup gained 1.9 worth of Chinese imports percent and the Russell      percent. Bond yields rose that aren’t already facing 2000 index of small com-    following a surprising rise 25 percent taxes. The es- pany stocks climbed 0.6 percent. in new home construction calation covers everything      in April. from sneakers to toasters Major stock indexes in Europe finished higher.   The steady gains mark to billiard balls. The Chi-     a turnaround from Mon- nese have retaliated by Analyst’s take: Inves- day, when stocks took a hiking tariffs on $60 bil- tors are relieved the U.S.   nosedive after Beijing is- lion in U.S. imports. isn’t expanding its trade sued retaliatory tariffs on The escalation in trade war to several new fronts, How to place your memorial ad: U.S. goods, ratcheting up for now. U.S. officials have tensions surprised in- Please choose one tensions between the two vestors who had been ex- reportedly backed off from largest economies in the pecting a resolution. That raising tariffs on auto im- of the following shields: world. confidence was a key com- ports from Europe and are (if no check is made, The S&P 500 and the ponent of the stock mar- making progress on lift- shield will not appear) Nasdaq are now flat for ket’s sharp gains so far ing steel tariffs in North SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of the week following steep this year. America. JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who passed away passed away May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. Lovingly remembered rememberedLovingly NATIONAL BRIEFS by wife by wife Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim and Maureen, and son and Maureen, and son Warren proposes new ethics Warren wrote Thursday of cultural heritage. Tom. Tom. rules at the Pentagon that the existing regula- A jury deadlocked in tions are “far too weak” to the case last month after WASHINGTON (AP) limit the undue influence Rohana’s lawyer argued — Elizabeth Warren is of giant military contrac- he hadn’t been charged releasing a new proposal tors at the Pentagon. Her under the right law. to overhaul ethics rules at plan would also limit Rohana was attending the Pentagon that would former national security a Christmas-themed impose a four-year time- officials’ ability to work ugly sweater party at out before top Depart- for foreign governments. the Franklin Institute . when he entered a closed ment of Defense officials exhibit of ancient Chi- could join the contracting Retrial planned for man who nese terra cotta warrior industry. broke $4.5M statue’s thumb statues. Authorities say Warren’s new plan Rohana snapped the comes ahead of a Thurs- PHILADELPHIA (AP) thumb of a statute called day campaign appearance — Federal prosecutors “The Cavalryman” and in Virginia. The Demo- plan to retry a Delaware left with it. The incident cratic presidential candi- man who admitted he was captured by surveil- date cited Patrick Shana- broke a thumb off a $4.5 lance cameras. han, the onetime Boeing million statue at a Phila- Rohana told jurors it executive tapped by Pres- delphia museum. was a stupid, drunken ident Donald Trump to be Philly.com reports mistake. the next Pentagon chief, prosecutors told a judge The vandalism outraged as an example of the “ob- Thursday they’re refiling Chinese officials. vious potential conflicts of charges against Michael A message was left with    interest” her proposal is Rohana for theft and Rohana’s lawyer seeking        designed to prevent. concealment of an object comment Thursday.          A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 17, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- A child playing with the tele- on Wednesday at 12:08 p.m. hole cover at 44 Oak and 47 larly arrests, reflect police records. In phone at 169 Essex St. called She was told to take the ani- Washington streets on Wednes- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, 911 and hung up on Wednes- mal to Borash Veterinary Clinic day at 3:51 p.m. The Depart- it is the sole responsibility of the con- day at 7:10 p.m. on Prospect Street for testing. ment of Public Works was no- Security company reported Borash staff notified. tified. cerned party to contact the relevant accidental burglar alarm on Caller reported on Wednes- police department and have the Thursday at 5:42 a.m. at 200 day at 12:31 he was chased SAUGUS department issue a notice of correc- Chestnut St. Officer spoke with and knocked down by a dog tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or resident and confirmed it was from 8 Coolidge Ave. on May Arrest clarifications will not be made without an accident. 5 at 8:45 a.m. The incident express notice of change from the ar- was witnessed by neighbors. David J. Ross, 47, of 37 Park resting police department. Complaints Animal control officer mailed Road, Lynn, was arrested and a citation for $175 to Stephen charged with OUI liquor second Suspicious person reported Kent, 8 Coolidge Ave. A license offense, negligent operation of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS LYNN on Wednesday at 2:36 p.m. at application, and a copy of the a motor vehicle and marked Arnulfo Ochoa, the father of Marlen Ochoa-Lo- 15 Archer Lane. Officer reports leash law, was included. He lanes violation at 1:56 p.m. Arrests everything is OK. pez, is surrounded by family members and sup- will have one week to comply Tuesday. porters as he walks into the Cook County med- Microwave fire reported at with licensing. Kent owns two Diego Mejia, 28, of 61 100 King Rail Drive, Apt. 102 ical examiner’s office to identify his daughter’s Bloomingdale St., Chelsea, was unlicensed dogs, vaccination Accidents body, Thursday in Chicago. on Wednesday at 4:28 p.m. status is unknown. arrested on warrant charges of Call handled by the Lynnfield A report of a motor vehicle larceny, forgery of a check and Animal control officer issued Fire Department. a $125 citation to Christopher hit and run crash at 9:04 a.m. uttering a false check at 12:16 Tuesday at St. Margaret Church p.m. Thursday. Tilley, 60 Harrison Ave., for Pregnant Chicago Medical the failure to license his Rott- on Lincoln Avenue. Jarrid Reese, 31, of 8 Rob- A report of a motor vehicle inson St., was arrested and Request for an ambulance weiler, Isaac, despite several warnings and citations. Last crash at 11:59 a.m. Tuesday woman slain, baby charged with assault with a on Wednesday at 7:43 a.m. at on Bow Street; at 5:25 p.m. dangerous weapon, threat to 70 Bourque Road. Patient tak- known rabies vaccinated has expired. Tuesday at Lincoln Avenue and commit crime and assault and en to Winchester Hospital. Vincent Street; at 7:05 p.m. cut from her womb battery at 8:41 p.m. Wednes- Caller reported resident at Complaints Wednesday at Walnut Street day. 960 Summer St. fell uncon- and Blueridge Avenue. By Caryn Rosseau According to police, scious on Wednesday at 11:37 Report of two used stolen A report of a motor vehicle and Don Babwin the young woman drove Accidents a.m. Caller said she is breath- tires from an outside bin at crash with personal injury ASSOCIATED PRESS from her high school to ing. Patient taken to the hos- Figueroa’s home in re- A report of a motor vehicle the rear of Audi Peabody at at 12:06 Tuesday at 1 Oriole pital. CHICAGO — A Chica- sponse to an offer of free crash with personal injury 252 Andover St. on Tuesday at Ave.; at 5:59 p.m. Wednesday Ambulance requested at 18 go woman who sold baby clothes that Figueroa had at 2:41 p.m. Wednesday at 4:27 p.m. Caller said the theft on Walnut Street. A four-car clothes to a pregnant posted on Facebook. When Blossom Street and Nep- Nottingham Road on Wednes- occurred on May 12 at 7:30 crash was reported in the area woman and lured her she arrived, police said, tune Boulevard; at 5:10 p.m. day at 1:36 p.m. Patient taken a.m., someone stole two used of Walnut and Pond streets. back to her house with an she was strangled and the Wednesday at Lansing Road to the hospital. tires. Officer spoke with the re- Police reported the crash was offer of more clothing has baby cut from her body. and Lynnfield Street; at 6:09 Well-being check requested porting party and will contact minor. been charged with murder A few hours later, a.m. Thursday at 31 Adams at 506 Salem St. on Wednes- the owner of vehicle with Mas- after allegedly strangling Figueroa frantically St.; at 2:37 p.m. Thursday at day at 3:12 p.m. Officer report- sachusetts plate no. 1CTM54 Breaking and Entering the woman with a cord called 911, claiming that 362 Chestnut St. ed everything is OK. about stealing the tires. Officer Medical alert at 534 Salem A report of a motor vehicle and cutting the infant her newborn baby was A report of a motor vehicle spoke to the alleged culprit, from her womb, police St. on Wednesday at 3:48 p.m. who agreed not to go back to breaking and entering at 6:16 not breathing. When first hit and run crash at 4:52 p.m. a.m. Wednesday at 15 Clinton said Thursday. Call canceled. the dealership. responders arrived, the Wednesday at Bennett and Ave. A woman came into the Clarisa Figueroa, 46, ap- Elderly woman fell and hurt Report of a suspicious gray child was blue. They tried South streets; at 4:59 p.m. police station to report a man parently wanted to raise her leg at 73 Carter Road on Hyundai SUV with several peo- to resuscitate the infant Wednesday at 9 Union St.; at opened her car door and left another child two years Thursday at 7:34 p.m. Patient ple inside drinking at Plum To- and transported the boy to 1:03 p.m. Thursday at 130 the area in a black sedan with after her adult son died of take to the hospital. matoes at 145 Summit St. on a nearby hospital, where Neptune Blvd. Florida plates. She said noth- natural causes, investiga- Tuesday at 5:35 p.m. Officer re- police said he remained in A report of a motor vehicle ing was taken, but wanted it tors said. ports the operator was waiting grave condition and was crash at 9:48 a.m. Thursday MARBLEHEAD noted. “Words cannot express for a friend and all appeared to not expected to survive. at Cumberland Farms at 668 how disgusting and be OK. Police did not connect the Chestnut St.; at 3:33 p.m. Accidents Complaints thoroughly disturbing Thursday at 290 Broadway. Mother called from 15 woman’s disappearance these allegations are,” and the 911 call about the A report of a motor vehicle Central St. requesting police A report of suspicious ac- Police Superintendent baby until May 7, when Assaults crash on Pleasant Street at assistance for her daughter, tivity at 9:04 a.m. Tuesday at Eddie Johnson told re- friends of Ochoa-Lopez di- 8:09 a.m. on Wednesday. who was attempting to harm 9 Broadway. A caller reported porters at a news con- rected detectives to her so- A report of an assault and A report of a motor vehicle herself with a razor blade on she could hear someone yell- ference to announce the cial media account, which battery at 12:31 p.m. Wednes- crash with damage to a build- Tuesday at 5:38 p.m. Officer ing for help in the area. Police murder charges against showed she had commu- day at Barry Park on Waterford ing on Merritt Street at 12:21 reports patient taken to Salem checked and reported the Figueroa and her 24-year- nicated with Figueroa in Street; at 11:08 p.m. Wednes- p.m. on Wednesday. Hospital. noise appeared to be construc- old daughter, Desiree a Facebook group for ex- day on Baker Street. Former resident of Park Place tion equipment running that Figueroa. The mother’s pectant mothers. Complaints Mobile Home Park at 266 New- may have sounded similar to a Complaints bury St., Apt. 15A requested boyfriend, 40-year-old Pi- At the same time, Clar- A caller reported a cat toy person yelling for help. police assistance on Tuesday otr Bobak, was charged isa Figueroa had started A report of a gunshot at 5:28 that was on a lamp caught fire A suspicious motor vehicle at 6:12 p.m. while he picked with concealment of a ho- a GoFundMe campaign p.m. Wednesday at Cedar and on Angenica Terrace at 12:12 was reported at 11:46 a.m. up his belongings at his ex-girl- micide. for the funeral of what Walnut streets; at 11:54 p.m. p.m. on Wednesday. Tuesday at 17 Bristow St. A friend’s home. Reporting party The charges come three she said was her dying Wednesday on Eade Street. A caller reported a car was caller reported there was a sus- said she has been committed weeks after 19-year-old baby, said Sara Walk- driving 50 mph on Lincoln Av- picious white van parked near to a mental hospital and her Marlen Ochoa-Lopez dis- er, a spokeswoman for enue at 3:35 p.m. on Wednes- the playground with two males Theft daughter is on scene and refus- appeared and a day after Ochoa-Lopez’s family. day. He stated he yelled at the inside. Police reported a man ing to let him in. Officer reports her body was discovered Police then conducted A report of a larceny at 3:36 driver to slow down but they inside the van was waiting for a the man picked up his things in a garbage can in the DNA tests, which showed p.m. Wednesday at 9 Marilyn swerved the car toward him friend to help him move into a without incident. backyard of Figueroa’s that Ochoa-Lopez and her Court; at 6:27 p.m. Wednesday and flipped him off. house there. Caller from 49 Washington home on the city’s South- husband, Yiovanni Lopez, at 31 Acorn St.; at 12:01 a.m. A walk-in reported, at 4:40 A caller reported several St., Apt. 1 reports she is being west Side, about 4 miles were actually his parents, Thursday at 25 Larch Road; p.m. on Wednesday, they got a baby ducks fell into a sewer at harassed by phone and that from her own home. Walker said. at 9:06 a.m. Thursday at 182 voicemail from someone claim- 3:17 p.m. Wednesday at 1806 person is making false accu- Eastern Ave.; at 2:21 p.m. ing to be from Social Security. Founders Way. Police reported sations against her on Tuesday Thursday at 104 Lewis St. A caller reported a young animal control was dispatched POLICE BRIEFS at 6:15 p.m. Officer reports male was doing wheelies down and all the ducks were rescued the reporting party was con- Vandalism the middle of Pleasant Street from the sewer. Jury convicts former teacher Wednesday and 23-year- cerned after she was notified and Ocean Avenue at 5:59 old Gerald Rosario, of A report of motor vehicle van- of an anonymous Massachu- of $2.5M in Medicaid fraud p.m. on Wednesday. Respond- Theft Chelsea, pleaded guilty in dalism at 8:24 a.m. Thursday at setts Department of Children ing officers found the male and WORCESTER (AP) — A March in federal court in 32 Shepard St. & Families report on her and A report of a larceny at 12:44 confiscated his bike for a 15- former teacher has been Providence to charges re- she was worried someone will p.m. Tuesday at Dunkin’ Donuts day hold. convicted of stealing $2.5 lated to the August theft make other accusations. Offi- at 86 Broadway. A manager re- LYNNFIELD A walk-in reported, at 7:50 million from the state’s from a Woonsocket gun cer checked on sleeping motor ported a past larceny with one p.m. on Wednesday, that she Medicaid program. dealer, and the associated vehicle operator at 7-Eleven at of his employees Summons believes she was scammed Attorney General purchase of ammunition. 100 Lynn St. on Wednesday A larceny was reported through a babysitting website. Maura Healey announced Authorities say the men Caroline T. Bakhushi, 22, at 1:29 a.m. Officer reports it at 4:53 p.m. Tuesday at 2 A caller reported loud music went to Rhode Island to of 359 Salem St., Woburn, was an Uber driver catching a Blueridge Ave. A man came Wednesday that Hellen coming from the end of Se- buy ammunition because was summoned on Wednes- rest. into the police station to report Kiago, of Sturbridge, vinor Road at 10:43 p.m. on Rhode Island state law day at 10:02 p.m. following a Motor vehicle with Connecti- that UPS delivered a package fraudulently billed Mass- Wednesday. At 10:51 p.m., an- does not require a back- traffic stop at 618 Main and 5 cut license plate no. 785YNM to his residence last Friday that Health through a home other caller reported a woman ground check for ammu- Summer streets for operating a was towed by 4-Star Towing for he didn’t receive. He told police health agency she owned, screaming in the same area. nition purchases, unlike motor vehicle with a suspend- trespassing at 84 Aborn St. on it was a vacuum cleaner. Lifestream Healthcare Responding officers found the Massachusetts. They say ed license, expired inspection Wednesday at 5:38 a.m. A report of identity fraud at Alliance. screaming was from a neighbor while Vick distracted sticker, and equipment viola- Resident of 21 Winter St. re- 9:02 a.m. Wednesday at 12 Prosecutors say the telling the other people to shut the manager, Rosario tions. ports that a neighbor is acting Pratt St. A woman came into 48-year-old Kiago billed the music down. stole the gun. Vick, as a inappropriately on Wednesday the police station to report her Medicaid for unautho- convicted felon, was not Accidents at 9:39 a.m. Officer spoke with identity, along with her credit rized services and had PEABODY neighbor who agreed to close card information, was stolen employees assist patients allowed to purchase am- Motor vehicle crash with his shades when he is home. and used in making numerous for longer than necessary munition, but did so. property damage on Wednes- Arrest An employee of Acura of fraudulent purchases on her and falsify documents to Within days, the stolen day at 9 a.m. at Main Street Peabody at 233 Andover St. account. hide wrongdoing. gun was sold. and Route 128 S ramp. One Eric B. Reeves, 50, of 18 reports an upset customer in A larceny was reported at Kiago was indicted in operator taken to the hospital. Miller Place, Lynn, was arrested the parking lot on Wednesday 9:37 a.m. Wednesday at 8B 2017. Prosecutors said Small fire at rabbi’s home Report of a motor vehicle on two warrants on Wednesday at 11:18 a.m. Officer said the Austin Court. A man came into at her arraignment that deemed ‘suspicious’ crash on Wednesday at 4:51 at 7:40 a.m. at Dunkin’ Donuts man has his vehicle and pa- the police station to report two within weeks of authori- p.m. at 771 Salem St. and 462 at 79 Lynnfield St. checks of his were fraudulently ties searching her offices, ARLINGTON (AP) — Po- South Broadway. Officer took perwork and left without incident. Both sides are satisfied cashed against his account for she transferred $1.5 mil- lice in a Boston suburb are report. Accident $2,500. lion to Kenya, where her investigating the circum- Caller reported a motor vehi- and do not want to pursue it further. child’s father lived. stances around a suspi- cle crash on Thursday at 3:36 Motor vehicle crash reported She also married one cious fire at a rabbi’s home at Teachable Moments on Tues- Disabled truck causing traf- SWAMPSCOTT a.m. at 807 Salem St. and 5 of her employees and and are looking for some- day 3:42 p.m. at 1 Centennial fic backup at 52 Russell St. Canterbury Road. Massachu- received a green card. one spotted on a neighbor’s Drive. Officer will document, no on Wednesday at 11:28 a.m. Accidents setts State Police contacted to Kiago taught in Worces- surveillance video. handle. injuries or tows. Officer reports truck moved to parking lot. A report of a motor vehicle ter for 13 years. According to a statement crash at 182 Paradise Road at A jury convicted her on Wednesday, firefighters Alarms Animal Control Report of a pothole at 48 Andover St. at 2 Buttonwood 12:18 p.m. on Wednesday. charges of larceny and fil- and police responded to the A report of a motor vehi- Burglar alarm reported at Ba- Caller asking animal control Lane on Wednesday at 11:44 ing false Medicaid claims. Arlington home at about cle crash with personal injury nana Republic at 1515 Market officer if she had followed up a.m. Robert Mello from the De- Sentencing is May 24. 11 p.m. Saturday after the at Norfolk Avenue and Para- St. on Wednesday at 9:05 a.m. on license and vaccination partment of Works was advised. homeowner called to say dise Road at 12:25 p.m. on Officer reports it was acciden- status of his tenant’s dog at He said there’s already a work Pair plead guilty in theft of the fire alarms went off Wednesday. tal. 119 North St. on Wednesday order in for the repair. gun from Woonsocket dealer and he smelled smoke. Accidental burglar alarm at 5 at 10:26 a.m. On callback, the Caller reports a person sitting Firefighters found a Cider Mill Road on Wednesday officer advised him that it is a inside a gray SUV for an hour Complaint PROVIDENCE, R.I. small fire on the exterior at 11:49 a.m. puppy and is not required to at 1 Lynch St. on Wednesday A report of suspicious activi- (AP) — Two Massachu- wood shingles and quickly False burglar alarm reported be licensed/vaccinated un- at 11:53 a.m. Officer stated ty on Puritan Avenue at 11:14 setts men who stole a gun extinguished it. Damage on Wednesday at 2:11 p.m. at til six months of age. There is the operator had pulled over to a.m. on Wednesday. from a federally licensed was minor and no one 38 Phillips Road. an ongoing dispute with both return phone calls. firearms dealer in Rhode was hurt. Hangup 911 call received parties. Report of a downed wire Theft Island then sold it on the Rabbi Avi Burkiet tells from the 99 Restaurant at 317 Resident of 9 Sanborn St. at 45 Bartholomew St. on streets of Boston have WFXT-TV the fire was Salem St. on Wednesday at reports one of her dogs killed Wednesday at 3:02 p.m. Pea- A report of a larceny at Mar- pleaded guilty. “unsettling,” but he hasn’t 6:31 p.m. Officer confirmed it a possum last night and may body Fire Department notified. shalls, 1005 Paradise Road, at Prosecutors say 30-year- received any threats and was an accident. have been exposed to saliva Caller reports a missing man- 2:32 p.m. on Wednesday. old Charlie Vick, of he doesn’t want to jump Everett, pleaded guilty to conclusions. FRIDAY, MAY 17, 2019 A7 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS THE WEEK IN PHOTOS PHOTO | PATTY WHITE FREY Lynn Classical held its eighth annual Story Slam Monday in the school auditorium. The winners received scholarship money for college. Winners and participants are, from left, Andrew Flaherty ($25); Norah Dooley, Massmouth poet; Jeffrey Fuentes (second place, $500); Tony Tole- do, Massmouth poet; Joshua Guerreo (first place, $1,000); Anthony Toro (third place, $500); Jaeden Josephs ($25); Yonathan Ventura ($25); Phillip McQueen, English Department chair; Ariel Gar- cia Koppenhaver, Judges’ Choice ($25); and Amy Dunn, principal. Slam winners missing from the photo were Skylar Crayton, Storytellers’ Choice, who won $250, and Rigoberto Espana, Angel Acosta and Jassel Ramierez, all $25 winners.

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE From left, Jaedan Josephs, Ariel Garcia-Koppenhaver, Andrew Flaherty and Jassel Ramierez participated in the Story Slam scholarship contest.

Sara Brown, lower left, and Dolores LeBrasseur, residents at Wall Plaza, ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK take a look at the books that were delivered from the homebound de- Judy O’Blenes, senior associate in the Reference Department at the livery service from the Lynn Public Library as Chief Librarian Theresa Lynn Public Library, fills a tote bag with books to be delivered as Hurley, upper left, and senior associate in the Reference Department part of the new homebound delivery service the library is offering. Judy O’Blenes speak about the program.

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Jack Sullivan from Catholic Memorial chases Jake Surette from St. John’s Prep in Danvers.

Bishop Fenwick’s Cailyn Wesley keeps control of the ball against a Peabody player. St. Mary’s Aiven Cabral comes off the mound in the fourth in Lynn. A8 FRIDAY, MAY 17, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS THE WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK The tea is set at the Mother’s Day Weekend High Tea Gala.

Menervia Akers, left, and Debbie Perez of Lynn enjoy the Guests enjoy the food at the Mother’s Day gala at Lynn Museum. event.

RAW founder Mary Flannery auctions off a piece of art to raise money for RAW during the BASH: Party with a Purpose on Saturday.

The RAW seniors party following the auction during the event.

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By Daniel Kane the big hit in the second time. It was a good team “We were panicking I ITEM STAFF inning. It was huge to get effort.” think,” Giardi said. “We us some momentum. The Magicians had no realized that runs were MARBLEHEAD — “When Todd is on the answers for Tringale. going to be really chal- When the Saugus base- mound we want to push Marblehead only had two lenging to get off Trin- ball team has its ace Todd across a couple of runs baserunners all game on a gale and all of the sudden Tringale on the mound the for him so that he can do catcher interference and a we’re chasing four runs goal is simple, knock in his thing,” Luis said. “Sky- single by Ben Brennan. after the second inning. runs early to make things ler broke the ice. We had “(Tringale) is a great That can be tough. easier on the right hander. bases loaded and thought pitcher and he knows “In our league right now That was the formula for we might only come away what he’s doing,” Marble- it’s been whoever makes the Sachems 6-0 win over with one run. That was head coach Mike Giar- the fewest mistakes,” Northeastern Conference big.” di said. “He had a great Giardi said. “That’s pret- foe Marblehead Thursday At the plate Smith (2- rhythm and we didn’t ty common in baseball at Seaside Park. for-4) led the way with break his rhythm at all. anyway. We had an error Saugus scored four runs two RBI and a run scored He was pitching with a to start the second inning in the second inning off a while Cogliano (2-for-3 lot of confidence and once then we start over think- pair of bases-loaded hits with a sacrifice bunt) also they get that lead I’m ing. We walk a couple from Skyler Smith and drove in a pair of runs. sure it’s even a little bit guys, we end up throwing Anthony Cogliano. From CJ Graffeo (1-for-3 with a smoother for him out on a wild pitch, next guy gets there Tringale dominated, walk) had one RBI while the mound.” a hit and it just kind of striking out 15 in seven Jackson Stanton (2-for-4) Marblehead found them- snowballed.” innings while allowing reached base three times selves fighting an uphill Brennan’s single and a one hit. and scored one run. Jack battle in the second inning passed ball put a runner “Todd was outstanding Devereaux, Ryan Be- after an infield error and in scoring position in the as usual,” Sachems coach liveau, Grant Rust and a pair of walks loaded the second inning but that Joe Luis said. “He went off Ronnie Paolo each scored bases for Saugus with no was all Marblehead could four days rest. He pitched one run. outs. Smith came through manage with Tringale Saturday night against “Jackson Stanton had a with a two-run double and striking out 10 through ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Danvers and he picked big game,” Luis said. “He a few batters later Cogli- his first four innings of up 15 strikeouts in six in- was hitting the ball well ano knocked in two more Saugus’ Todd Tringale tossed a one-hitter work. nings. Today Skyler Smith today. And everyone else runs with a single to put against Marblehead Thursday, striking out 15 really came through with chipped in at the right Saugus ahead 4-0. SAUGUS, B2 batters in a complete-game effort. Big Blue’s Ryan excited to continue career

By Steve Krause sure which way they want ITEM STAFF to go. And there’s the opportunity to study abroad. SWAMPSCOTT — Like “The players on the most people her age, Sar- team were great,” she ah Ryan had no definite said, “and we hit it off plans for college, other right away. There wasn’t than the fact she wanted anything awkward about to go somewhere. it.” Things have been tough Ryan, a defenseman for for the Ryan family, so she the Big Blue, said Wara- sacrificed playing softball ri — whose staff won the this spring for Swamp- North Atlantic Region scott High, figuring she’d Coaching Staff of the COURTESY PHOTO need the extra time to Year award — liked her work for college money. on-field leadership while Peabody native Bobby Tramondozzi is set to She also figured to bone watching the showcase. compete in his fourth straight NCAA tourna- up on her field hockey “I guess I’m loud when ment with the UMass Boston baseball team. skills. it comes to telling people Then, she took part in where to be and what to a Division 3 field hock- do,” Ryan said.” Tramondozzi set for ey showcase in Bedford, Even though she did mainly because she want- play midfield once in a ed to see whether any while, she was not known fourth straight NCAA coaches would reach out as a scorer. to her. That’s exactly what “I have one goal in my happened. She caught high school career,” she tournament run the eye of Vassar College said. coach Michael Warari. Once she went to Vassar, By Harold Rivera the choice was easy, she ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “He saw me play,” Ryan said. “And then the school said. She applied for early BOSTON — Entering his senior season on the invited me up there acceptance, and she was UMass Boston baseball team, Peabody native Bobby (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) for chosen to be in the fresh- Tramondozzi’s goal was to make the most of his final an overnight. man class this fall. year pitching for the Beacons. Tramondozzi still has “I loved it,” Ryan said. And while there are no work to do but he’s well on his way toward reaching “It’s a small school, with officially-sanctioned athletic scholarships for Di- what he set out for. The Beacons, champions of the small classes, and I do vision 3 schools, Ryan is Little East Conference, start their Division III NCAA better with small classes. confident the money as- Tournament quest Friday (11) when they host Ba- Not only that, students COURTESY PHOTO pect of it will be worked ruch College in the regional round. It marks the can take a general stud- out. Beacons’ fourth trip to the NCAA Tournament in as ies curriculum their first Swampscott’s Sarah Ryan will attend and play many seasons. year there if they’re not field hockey at Vassar College next year. RYAN, B2 “Going into our fourth regional is pretty special,” Tramondozzi said. “I don’t think there’s a (senior) class in this school that has gone to four straight. It’s pretty special for us to be going for our fourth year in a row.” UMass Boston has hosted LEC Tournaments in recent seasons, but the program has yet to welcome a NCAA Regional Round at Monan Park. “We were watching the selection show in the locker room,” Tramondozzi said. “There’s a video on Twitter of us going crazy. It’s pretty cool. (Monan Park) is a CONGRESS replica of Fenway Park. It’s a huge advantage be- INSURANCE AGENCY OF LYNN cause we know the dimensions and we know how to 131 BROAD STREET, LYNN, MA 01901 play it right. I think we’ll be more comfortable than we would be somewhere else.” ITEM FILE PHOTO Congress Insurance Agency’s TRAMONDOZZI, B2 Lynnfield’s Jonathan Luders went 3-for-3 with Player of the Week one RBI and two stolen bases in a win over Masconomet Thursday afternoon. Lynn All-Star party Lynnfield baseball kicks off Sunday earns tourney berth By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR get going. Hopefully we can SCHOOL ROUNDUP continue to play well going LYNN — Longtime Lynn TV-15 sports announcer By Mike Alongi forward.” John Hoffman has a front-row ticket to the city’s high ITEM STAFF Marengi allowed just one JOMAR MORETA school sports games. From the annual Classical-En- earned run on three hits Behind a complete game LYNN ENGLISH glish Thanksgiving football game to state tourna- in the win, striking out 11 effort from Clayton Maren- SENIOR ment tilts and more, Hoffman chronicles Lynn high batters. He also had one gi and contributions from school sports behind the mic and takes pride in it. RBI at the plate. This week’s Congress Insurance Agency Player of the Week is Jomar Moreta, a up and down the lineup, senior captain for the Lynn English Bulldogs. Jomar plays shortstop for the Once a year, Hoffman gets the chance to pay it back. Jonathan Luders had a the Lynnfield baseball Bulldogs and pitches as well. Last week, Moreta went hit .500 with 3 RBI and He helps organize an annual Lynn all-star party and big day at the plate, going team qualified for the state a solo homerun. He also had a stellar performance on the mound against this year’s event, in its 12th running, will take place 3-for-3 with one RBI, two Somerville, striking out 8 of 9 batters in the victory. His solo homerun came in tournament with a 7-2 win Sunday night (6) at Classical High’s auditorium. stolen bases and two runs a 6-5 win over Medford. Moreta also got the save in this game. This season, the over Masconomet Thurs- “We try to reward the kids because win lose or draw, scored. Matt Fiore had two senior captain has been tearing it up: .405 BA, 1.284 OPS, 3 doubles, 1 triple, day afternoon. 3 HR, 10 RBI, 14 runs scored, and 3 SB. He will be attending New Mexico Junior the kids are there giving their 110 percent,” Hoffman RBI, Fernando Gonzalez “I’m proud of the guys for College on a scholarship next year to continue his academic and athletic said. “They give it their best all year. We call it an had a home run and one getting to this point, we’ve career. When asked about Moreta, Coach Mullins said, “He is the leader of the all-star party but were not saying they’re exceptional RBI, Nick Martinho had team on and off the field. In my opinion, he’s the best Shortstop in the had a bit of an up and down athletes. They’re kids who deserve recognition for one RBI and John Singer conference. He works as hard in the offseason as he does during the season.” season,” said Lynnfield their efforts and beyond. For me, it’s been a whirl- had one RBI. The Bulldogs, 8-3 overall, hope to improve their record as they take on rival coach John O’Brien. “We’ve Lynn Classical at 4 p.m. at Fraser Field. wind the past 37 years. I got together with Taso The Pioneers (10-5) take been coming around the Nikolakopoulos and he came up with this idea 12 on Lynn Classical Satur- last few games, we’ve been For additional information on Congress Insurance, years ago.” day (12:30). getting some good pitching visit www.Congressinsurance.com HOFFMAN, B2 and our bats are starting to ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 17, 2019

Lynn All-City Track Classical honors college-bound student athletes Championship set for next Tuesday

Next Tuesday’s First Annual Lynn All-City Track Championship is sure to deliver a memorable event as the first of its kind. The collaboration brings together track teams from English, Classical, Tech, St. Mary’s, and KIPP. The coaches from each team have been busy prepar- ing the event, tackling duties from getting sponsors to designing the trophy for the event, a revolving trophy that will be kept by whichever team wins the championship – one for boys and one for girls. “We’re just hoping the city comes out to support the kids,” said Tech coach John Hogan, whose boys team recently won the state vocational track championship. “Although track’s an individual sport, being part of a track team is a valuable experience in life.” ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK The coaches have put in hours of work to make sure the event goes as they envision it. Lynn Classical High School honored student athletes who are commiting to Division III schools “At this point, we’re looking to drum up some crowd next year. Sitting from left, Marcus Tucker, Nashaun Butler, Madison Dana, Kayla Morrill, support. Track isn’t always the most spectator-friendly Ciara Collins, Raymond Ramirez, and Robert Sirois. Standing from left, Classical Athletic Direc- sport, but with kids across the city running, we’re hop- tor Bill Devin, Daniel Cortes, Kevin Molina, Chase Buono, Dyrrell Rucker, Dayshon Anderson, ing that we can bring in a big crowd to support,” added David Barnard, Brett Bucklin, Albert Guerrero, and Classical Principal Amy Dunn. St. Mary’s Coach Tristan Smith. The meet has a double purpose. Not only does it seek to celebrate the current Lynn talent, but to inspire the next one. “We just want to show all the great talent that Lynn Tringale, Saugus take down Marblehead has and show the younger generation how great track SAUGUS Poalo reached on a double fense, we made some nice though we are 11-3 we’re can be,” Classical coach Angel Melendez said. and Cogliano moved him plays in the field. That’s just looking at the next The meet will take place at Manning Field. Admission From B1 over to third on a sacrifice key and we still played game. We’re not looking at is free, but a small donation is requested at the door. A pair of singles from Field events (jumping and throwing) will begin at 3:45, bunt. Graffeo plated Paolo small ball too. We’re not a the tournament. We just Devereaux and Smith put on a ground out to first team that typically goes want to play one game at while the running events start at 4:45. runners on for Saugus in base, stretching the Sau- out there and gets 11 hits. a time as they come at us.” the third inning. A balk and a passed ball allowed gus lead to a comfortable We still bunted, we still did The Sachems will have Swampscott’s Ryan to play Devereaux to score and 6-0 before Tringale closed a hit-and-run, we tried to some rest before hosting push the Saugus lead to out the win. get guys across the plate Swampscott Monday (4). 5-0. “We’re playing the game playing small ball. We just The Magicians (7-6) will field hockey at Vassar Saugus added another we want to be playing,” have to keep doing that. We hope to rebound Saturday run in the fourth inning. Luis said. “Pitching and de- have six games left. Even (3) at Danvers. RYAN From B1 Like almost all high school seniors with college on Tramondozzi ready for another tourney run their mind, Ryan’s decision to attend Vassar has lifted a load off her shoulders. And truth be told, those shoul- TRAMONDOZZI For Tramondozzi, it all ries, a 3-2 ADSL victory guire, we came together,” ders have had to carry an awful lot. From B1 comes down to having the over TJO Sports. Tramondozzi said. “We Last year, her father, Mark, was diagnosed with can- right mentality on the “Playing for ADSL was were some of the first to cer. And it threw everyone in the family -- Sarah, her Tramondozzi hopes expe- mound. different than what I’ve come play here. I think we mother, Leah and brother Zack (a freshman at Swamp- rience will also play to “My freshman year I done in the past few set a precedent for that. scott High) for a loop. For Ryan, it left her with some UMass Boston’s advantage wasn’t the closer so I car- years,” Tramondozzi said. Peabody has a great pro- serious questions about what she was doing and where this weekend. Drawing ried a different mentality,” “I played for the Naviga- gram. Coach Bettencourt she was going. from the past three sea- Tramondozzi, a right- tors in the past. Playing in does a great job there. He “You keep thinking that there’s more important stuff sons, the Beacons know hander, said. “I was the the Park League was fun. helped all of us get to than what you’re doing,” she said. “It’s like ‘why do what to expect when the first man out of the bullpen There were seven of us where we are now.” schoolwork? Is it really that important?’” lights shine brightest. so coming in the game in from UMass Boston on the UMass Boston ended the In her case, yes it was. She leans more to math and “I think experience is a the fifth inning was a lot team. Playing in a men’s season on the upswing by statistics than she does to English (“I don’t like writing big thing,” Tramondozzi different from what I do league is intense in its winning 15 of its last 16 papers”), and wants to work in some aspect of forensic said. “All our seniors, ju- now. Coming in, my goal is own way. Helping the vet- games. The Beacons will science. niors and sophomores are to get three outs and win erans on the team win a look to carry that momen- Her father has responded well to recent treatment, battle tested. I don’t think the game as quickly as pos- ring was special.” tum this weekend. she said. Still, living with the situation taught her a few it’s nerve-racking for us. sible. That main thing is Tramondozzi graduated “We have to stay as loose important things. (Baruch College) doesn’t having that ‘bulldog men- from Peabody High in as possible,” Tramondozzi, “I had to learn how to compartmentalize,” she said. have NCAA (Tournament) tality,’ thinking that no- 2015. He was a two-year a criminal justice major, “I had to learn to focus on what I had to do at that mo- experience. I think we have body can beat me or get a starter for Tanners base- said. “We’re comfortable ment. It doesn’t always work out that way, but you can an advantage going into hit off me so I can be as ball coach Mark Betten- playing at home. We won try.” the first round, just play- dominant as I can be.” court. The Tanners are the LEC Tournament, ing a game that we know.” Tramondozzi spent the well-represented on UMa- playing against some of Tramondozzi has been summer fine-tuning his ss Boston’s roster. Joining the best teams in the Classical boys track beats nothing short of lights out game with the All-Dorches- Tramondozzi as Peabody country. We need to go out as the Beacons’ closer this ter Sports League squad High products on the team there thinking nobody can spring. In 31 innings of of the Boston Park League. are brothers Joe and Pat- beat us and just play our cross-town rival English work, Tramondozzi has al- He helped ADSL to its rick Maguire (both pitch- own game. lowed just four earned first Park League champi- ers), infielder Ryan Col- “As seniors we need to be ROUNDUP runs on 19 hits, five walks onship since 2001. Tra- lins and outfielder/first leaders and bring the in- From B1 and has tallied 37 strike- mondozzi picked up the baseman Nick Palma. tensity. Hopefully we outs. His 1.16 ERA is a ca- save in Game 7 of the “Our freshman year it bring a national champi- BASEBALL reer-best. league’s championship se- was just me and Joe Ma- onship to UMass Boston.” English 9, Everett 0 Erick Ubri led the offensive charge for the Bulldogs, going 3-for-3 with two RBI. Andy Duverge (1-for-2), Jose Morel (1-for-2), Juan Subervi (2-for-4), Julio Figueroa (0-for-1), Lynn TV to host 12th annual all-star party Albert Torres (1-for-2) and Anthony Mateo (1-for-3) each had one RBI. Julien Silvestri earned the win on the mound, HOFFMAN well. This year, superin- Jazzmine Masse, Skyler lor Sullivan (St. Mary’s tossing five shutout innings and allowing seven hits with From B1 tendent Patrick Tutweiler Crayton (Classical girls softball); Theresa Mastro- six strikeouts. Nathan Espinal pitched the final two in- is going to be there to help basketball); Juliana Perry, pietro, Adrianna Torres nings of relief. “It’s been a magical ride out. Jessica Ruiz (English girls (Tech softball); Junior Me- English is now 9-3. watching these kids,” “The city came together basketball); Pamela Gon- jia (Classical boys track); SOFTBALL Hoffman said. “It’s not a so we could get Classical zalez, Olivia Matela, Nico- Adnan Jalal (English boys Marblehead 6, Saugus 6 (13th inning) job, really. When you do on a Sunday, so more peo- lette D’Itria (St. Mary’s track); Taban Maynok, Mi- The game between the Magicians and the Sachems was what I do, you go in and ple could be there,” Hoff- girls basketball); Arianna chael Carroll (St. Mary’s suspended due to darkness in the top of the 13th inning you don’t know if it’s going man said. “Without every- Anaya, Michayla Law- boys track); Alvin Gonza- and will be completed at a date to be determined. to be 2-1, or 22-1. You don’t body’s help this wouldn’t rence (Tech girls basket- lez, Kengeraliz Carrasquil- GIRLS LACROSSE know if someone’s going to take place. The athletic ball); Brian Clougherty, lo (Tech boys track); Rachel Peabody 16, Danvers 8 make the final shot at the directors have put an aw- John DiFilippo, Andrew Brennan, Miriam Bamaca, Colleen Crotty led the Tanners with five goals in the vic- buzzer or a goalie’s going ful lot of work in. The Patrie, Jack Gallant (Lynn Slanny Portorreal (Classi- tory, and Olivia Kiricoples was right behind with four goals to save a penalty shot to coaches as well, they’ve Jets hockey); Colin Reddy, cal girls track); Kaylee and one assist. Hailee Lomasney added three goals and two win a game. You don’t been great. It’s a huge ef- Kyle Ouellette (St. Mary’s Smith-Whelton (English assists, while Catherine Manning had two goals and one know what’s going to hap- fort by an awful lot of peo- boys hockey); Abby Staf- girls track); Lily Newhall, assist. Maddy Lomasney and Amber Kiricoples each had pen. I’ve seen it all from ple that make it happen.” ford, Kayla Morrill (Classi- Juliana Taborda (St. one goal and one assist, while McKayla Fisher earned her blowouts to tournament The list of student-ath- cal/Winthrop co-op girls Mary’s girls track); Nayelis first career varsity point with one assist. Goalies Olivia La- games. The takeaway is letes that’ll be honored hockey); Lauren Vaccaro, Diaz (Tech girls track); Ja- valle (eight saves) and Katelyn Rice (three saves) combined the time and effort the Sunday is as follows: Keith Mady Hentosh, Codi Butt cob Lang, Carly Mendonca for the win in goal. kids are putting in, and Ridley, Chase Buono, (St. Mary’s girls hockey); (Classical swimming); Pe- Peabody is now 10-5. the time and effort the Nashaun Butler, Marcus Daniel Corte, Alexi Ixlaj ter Phelan, Hannah Trah- GIRLS TENNIS coaches are putting in. Tucker, Maurice Sequeira (Classical boys soccer); Ju- ant (English swimming); Marblehead 5, Saugus 0 They’re a big part of it as (Classical football); Matt lio Cora, Alexis Castaneda Gabi Marchese, Thiago The Magicians got wins from Michelle Shub, Hannah well.” Severance, Matthias Fowl- (English boys soccer); Jo- Pieria (St. Mary’s swim- Porath and Jessie Munroe in singles play, while the dou- Friends, family mem- er, Tahj Purter, Alex seph Thongsythavong, No- ming), Dustin Bloom, bles teams of Simone Likterov/Cannan Whittier and Cahill bers and parishioners are Brenes, Thomas Gaylord, lan Perez (St. Mary’s boys Liam Donovan (Tech Whittier/Tess Keaney also earned wins. invited to attend. Sponsor- Ryan Dewan (English soccer); Maynor Ramirez, swimming); Amber Cray- Manchester-Essex 3, Lynnfield 2 ing this year’s event are football); Jack Maguire, Daniel Zacarias (Tech boys ton, Maggie McHale (Clas- The Pioneers got wins from Alexa Vittiglio (6-4, 6-2 in sec- John’s Roast Beef, Har- DJ DiCenso, George Free- soccer); Julia Jordan, Oliv- sical volleyball); Julia So- ond singles) and Grace Sokop/Anna Radulski (6-2, 6-3 in rington Trophy, Wayne man, Connor Donohue, ia Pedro (Classical girls maiy, Merily Folestal second doubles). Alarm, Salem Five and Matthias Haley, Derek soccer); Melissa Zayas, Ra- (English volleyball); Alys- Lynnfield (11-1) takes on Ipswich Friday. Lazy Dog. Plaques for the O’Leary (St. Mary’s foot- vyn Rapley (English girls sa Grossi, Dorothy Carroll BOYS TENNIS event were donated by ball); David Barrios, soccer); Jenna Foley, Jose- (St. Mary’s volleyball); Marblehead 5, Malden Catholic 0 John Harrington and Chance Buono, Emerson lyn Deschenes (St. Mary’s Shyla Jackson, Jafernee Winners for Marblehead were Billy Ackerman (6-3, 7-5 in John’s Roast Beef will ca- Ramirez, Giuliani Dan- girls soccer); Sandy Garcia, Cruz (Tech volleyball); first singles), Dan Livtak (6-2, 6-0 in second singles), Adam ter a post-ceremony meal. iels, Noah Thurston, Bran- Carolyn Pojoy (Tech girls Sam Ennis (Lynn Jets la- Sherf (6-0, 6-0 in third singles), Vittorio Mariotti/Erik A group of 140 stu- don Tuoy (Tech football); soccer); Dayshon Ander- crosse); Damon Maribito, Stammnitz (6-0, 6-0 in first doubles) and Tony Gluskin/ dent-athletes will be rec- Dyrrell Rucker, Jeff Hill, son, Aidan Dow (Classical Kaden Quirk (St. Mary’s Jack Quigley (6-0, 6-1 in second doubles). ognized Sunday. Jr. (Classical boys basket- baseball); Jomar Moreta, boys lacrosse); Daphne Pi- BOYS TRACK “It has kept expanding,” ball); Jarnel Guzman, Juan Subervi (English neda, Anh Nguyen (Clas- Classical 81, English 54 Hoffman said. “It’s like the Alonzo Linton, Mason baseball); Bobby Alcock, sical girls tennis); Brady Classical had two double-winners in Jonathan Fernandez Agganis Games. It started Jean-Baptiste, Jack Rodri- Lee Pacheco (St. Mary’s Ryan (St. Mary’s boys ten- and Julian Mejia, with Fernandez taking first in the shot with football and added guez, Justin Fitzpatrick baseball); Jhoan Ortega, nis); Brendan Lannon, put (38-2 1/2) and the discus (100-8) and Mejia winning the other sports. Without Taso (English boys basketball); Kenny Moore (Tech base- Brett Bucklin (Classical 800 (2:17.0) and the one-mile (5:06.2). Other winners for at John’s Roast Beef and Jalen Echevarria, ball); Brooke Warren, Re- golf); Logan Petros, Paul the Rams were Eusebio Quintana in the triple jump (37- John Harrington at Har- Ademide Badmus (St. becca Walker (Classical Pappageorgiou (English 10), Oladeji Jolaoso in the 200 (23.6), Jacob Reyes in the rington Trophy, this Mary’s boys basketball); softball); Julia Chen, Gea- golf); Christian Emmer- 110 hurdles (20.0), Andy DeLeon in the 400 hurdles (1:09.3) wouldn’t come about. We Rob Wallace, Amari Gas- lina Chicon (English soft- ich, Aidan Emmerich (St. and Kyle McCarthy in the two-mile (11:42.2). get help from the city as ton (Tech boys basketball); ball); Jordan Sullivan, Tay- Mary’s golf). FRIDAY, MAY 17, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FRIDAY Beverly at Swampscott (4) Baseball SATURDAY Peabody at Winthrop (4) Baseball Somerville at Revere (4) Swampscott at Peabody (10) Swampscott at Beverly (4) St. John’s at St. John’s (S) (10) Classical at English (7) Andover at St. Mary’s (11) Softball Lynnfield at Classical (at Lexington, St. Mary’s at Essex Tech (4) 12:30) Latin Academy at Fenwick (4) Manchester-Essex at Fenwick (1) Winthrop at Peabody (4:30) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (2) Revere at Somerville (4:30) Marblehead at Danvers (3) English at Classical (7) Softball Boys Lacrosse Revere at Classical (10) Lynn at Matignon (4) Swampscott at Peabody (2) North Reading at Lynnfield (6) Fenwick at Peabody (7) Boys Lacrosse St. John’s at Needham (11) Girls Lacrosse Gloucester at Winthrop (4) Girls Lacrosse Revere at Saugus (4) Saugus at Northeast (10) Lynnfield at Mystic Valley (4:15) Lynnfield at Revere (12) Danvers at Swampscott (4:30) Girls Tennis Fenwick at Hamilton-Wenham (5) Peabody at Somerville (10) Boys Tennis Track Lynnfield at Ipswich (3:30) CAL Championships (at Triton, 9) Salem at Fenwick (4) CAC League Meet (at Shawsheen, 9) Classical at English (4) NEC Meet at Peabody (3:30) Somerville at Revere (4) Swampscott at Beverly (4) SUNDAY Girls Tennis Baseball Ipswich at Lynnfield (3:30) Peabody at Swampscott (2) Salem at Fenwick (3:30) Arlington Catholic at Fenwick (2) English at Classical (4) Track Revere at Somerville (4) CCL Championships at Fenwick (2)

SPORTS BRIEFS 2019 Bud Orne — second through fourth graders — will play from 9 Street Hockey a.m. to 11 a.m. The second division — fifth through Tournament eighth graders — will play from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The The 2019 Bud Orne Street third division will consist of Hockey Tournament will high school players and will take place Saturday, May 18 play from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS beginning at 9 a.m. at Bud The entry fee is $10 per Orne Rink in Marblehead. player, and the proceeds will David Pastrnak (second from left) is mobbed by teammates after scoring a goal in the second The tournament will be go toward fundraising for period of Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals Thursday night. hosted by Marblehead High the Marblehead Youth School seniors Ben Gansen- Hockey Association. Each berg, Brendan Locke and team will consist of six peo- Lucas Winder for their ple — five players and one Bruins sweep Carolina with ease senior project. goalie. Included in the $10 The tournament will be entry fee, each player will RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) with St. Louis 2-1 heading sport’s biggest prize on the lumbus 3-0 in the decisive broken up into three age be given two slices of pizza — Tuukka Rask posted into Game 4 Friday night. line. sixth game of the previous divisions. The first division and a water. his seventh career playoff The Bruins won this one Special teams drove this series — didn’t even face a shutout, and the Boston without captain Zdeno series, with the Bruins scor- shot on goal for roughly the Bruins swept the Carolina Chara, who was scratched ing seven power-play goals first half of the third, and TV/RADIO Hurricanes out of the East- with an unspecified injury in the four games while the only seven for the entire TV ern Conference final, win- and is day to day, ending a Hurricanes had five during period. ning 4-0 on Thursday night run of 98 consecutive play- their entire 15-game post- McElhinney made his MLB to reach their third Stanley off games for the hulking season run. Boston had at second straight start in 7 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at Washington...... MLB Network Cup Final in nine years. 42-year-old veteran that least one power-play goal place of Petr Mrazek, a 7:10 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... NESN Rask made 24 saves in dated to 2011. in every game while Caroli- move made by coach Rod NBA Playoffs his second straight se- Chara joined his team- na failed to score on its last Brind’Amour to shake 8:30 p.m...... Toronto at Milwaukee...... TNT ries-clinching shutout. mates on the ice for the 13 chances with the man things up after the Hur- Patrice Bergeron scored post-series handshake line advantage. ricanes lost the first two Golf two goals, David Pastrnak with Carolina. So it was no surprise that games of the series in Bos- 1 p.m...... PGA Championship...... TNT had a goal and two assists Curtis McElhinney made Boston took control with its ton by a combined 11-4 Stanley Cup Playoffs and Brad Marchand add- 19 saves for the Hurri- best-in-the-playoffs pow- score. 8 p.m...... San Jose at St. Louis...... NBCSN ed an empty-netter. Both canes, whose first playoff er-play unit. That this game was College Softball Bergeron and Pastrnak appearance since 2009 end- Eighteen seconds into a scoreless after 20 minutes scored on second-period ed precisely the same way minor on the Hurricanes was a testament to McEl- 2:30 p.m...... Boston University at Florida State... SEC Network power plays. their previous postseason for having too many men hinney, who came up with 11:30 p.m...... Harvard at Arizona...... ESPN2 The Bruins won their trip did — by being swept on the ice, Pastrnak fin- several early gems — in- Auto Racing seventh straight postsea- in the East final. ished off a slick give-and- cluding robbing Marchand 8:30 p.m...... NC Education Lottery 200...... FS1 son game — their longest Carolina got this far by go with Marchand, getting from close range with his Horse Racing playoff winning streak in sweeping the New York past Calvin de Haan and glove about 7½ minutes in. 3 p.m...... Black-Eyed Susan Stakes...... NBCSN nearly half a century — to Islanders in Round 2. Not slipping the puck into an NOTES return to the Cup final af- that the extra rest time open net at 4:46 of the sec- D John Moore replaced Cycling ter winning it in 2011 and helped the Hurricanes, or ond. Chara in the defensive 4 p.m...... Tour of California (Stage 6)...... NBCSN losing to Chicago two years anyone else in these play- With Greg McKegg in the pairing with Connor Clif- Radio later. offs: No team that swept its box for goaltender interfer- ton. ... With fourth-line for- MLB On its longest postseason opponent has won its next ence, the Bruins scored on ward Chris Wagner back in win streak since reeling off series. another give-and-go involv- Boston having his injured 7:10 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 nine straight in 1972, Bos- After outscoring them ing Pastrnak, who set up right arm examined, C ton earned a break before 17-5 in four games, Boston Bergeron’s goal with 1:26 Noel Acciari slid into the STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS taking on the West winner. no doubt wants to halt that left in the second. lineup for the Bruins for San Jose leads its series trend — especially with the Rask — who blanked Co- the first time in the series. Wednesday, May 15 San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m. San Jose 5, St. Louis 4 (OT), San Saturday, May 18 Jose leads series 2-1 x-Carolina at Boston, 7:15 p.m. Thursday, May 16 Sunday, May 19 Brooks Koepka shoots course record 63 to Boston 4, Carolina 0, Boston wins x-St. Louis at San Jose, 3 p.m. series 4-0 Monday, May 20 Friday, May 17 x-Boston at Carolina, 8 p.m. take first-round lead at PGA Championship FARMINGDALE, N.Y. last August by two shots NBA PLAYOFFS (AP) — Brooks Koepka over a hard-charging Wednesday, May 15 Golden State at Portland, 9 p.m. had the biggest stage all Woods. Koepka played Milwaukee 108, Toronto 100, Sunday, May 19 to himself, with Tiger in the group in front of Milwaukee leads series 1-0 Milwaukee at Toronto, 7 p.m. Woods at his side. Woods at Augusta Nation- Thursday, May 16 Monday, May 20 At times overlooked even al and finished one back. Golden State at Portland, 9 p.m. after winning three ma- This time they were to- Portland at Golden State, 9 p.m. Tuesday, May 21 jors in the last two years, gether, along with British Friday, May 17 Milwaukee at Toronto, 8:30 p.m. Koepka gave thousands Open champion Frances- Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 22 of fans a round to remem- co Molinari (72), and it Saturday, May 18 x-Portland at Golden State, 9 p.m. ber Thursday morning at was a one-man show. brawny Bethpage Black It began with a 40-foot MLB with a record-setting start birdie putt from just off to his title defense in the the back of the 10th green. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division PGA Championship. It ended with a birdie W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Koepka delivered a putt from just inside 25 Tampa Bay 26 15 .634 — Philadelphia 24 19 .558 — New York 26 16 .619 ½ Atlanta 22 21 .512 2 7-under 63, making him feet on the ninth hole for Boston 23 20 .535 4 New York 20 22 .476 3½ the first player in 101 the 17th score of 63 in the Toronto 17 25 .405 9½ Washington 18 25 .419 6 years of the PGA Champi- PGA Championship. Baltimore 14 28 .333 12½ Miami 10 31 .244 13 Central Division Central Division onship to shoot that score “I think that was prob- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB twice. He broke the course ably the highest score he Minnesota 27 15 .643 — Chicago 25 15 .625 — Cleveland 22 19 .537 4½ Milwaukee 27 19 .587 1 record at Bethpage Black could have shot today,” Chicago 19 22 .463 7½ St. Louis 23 20 .535 3½ and became the first play- Woods said. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Detroit 18 24 .429 9 Pittsburgh 21 19 .525 4 er to post 63 at a major in Kansas City 15 29 .341 13 Cincinnati 19 24 .442 7½ Koepka failed to birdie West Division West Division consecutive years. Brooks Koepka shot a course record 63 in the two par 5s, missing a W L Pct GB W L Pct GB It gave him only a one- the first round of the PGA Championship at 10-foot birdie putt on No. Houston 29 15 .659 — Los Angeles 29 16 .644 — Seattle 22 23 .489 7½ Arizona 24 20 .545 4½ shot lead when Danny Bethpage Black Thursday afternoon. 13 and scrambling for par Los Angeles 20 23 .465 8½ San Diego 22 21 .512 6 Lee birdied his last two on the easier fourth hole. Texas 19 22 .463 8½ Colorado 20 22 .476 7½ Oakland 20 25 .444 9½ San Francisco 18 24 .429 9½ holes in the afternoon for better in the majors. best score from that group He also missed a 7-foot a 64. Make no mistake: A gal- at 67. And as the opening birdie putt on the 11th Thursday’s Games (Scherzer 2-4), 7:05 p.m. Oakland 17, Detroit 3 Colorado (Gray 3-3) at Philadelphia (Irvin “That was one of the lery that trudged through round headed for a conclu- and an 8-foot birdie putt Texas 16, Kansas City 1 1-0), 7:05 p.m. best rounds I’ve played muddied walkways to the sion, Koepka was nearly on No. 2. Yes, this could Baltimore at Cleveland, 6:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Hill 0-1) at Cincinnati (DeS- Toronto at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. clafani 2-1), 7:10 p.m. probably as a profession- 10th tee in the early morn- 10 shots better than the have been special. Then Minnesota at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets (deGrom 3-4) at Miami (Richards al,” Koepka said. “This ing was there primarily for average score for the first again, he also made four Milwaukee 11, Philadelphia 3 0-5), 7:10 p.m. Washington 7, N.Y. Mets 6 Milwaukee (Chacin 3-4) at Atlanta (Gaus- golf course is brutal.” Woods, who created a new round. birdie putts of 15 feet or Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 6:40 p.m. man 2-3), 7:20 p.m. It felt that way to Woods, era of Tigermania with his “He’s pretty darned good longer, including the long St. Louis at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. San Francisco (Samardzija 2-1) at Arizona Pittsburgh at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. (Kelly 3-4), 9:40 p.m. who was along for the stirring comeback follow- at majors,” Rickie Fowler ones at the start and end Friday’s Games Pittsburgh (Lyles 3-1) at San Diego (Luc- ride. ing four back surgeries to said after his 69. “I think of his round. Tampa Bay (TBD) at N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia chesi 3-2), 10:10 p.m. 2-1), 7:05 p.m. Saturday’s Games Fresh off his emotional win a 15th major. over the last couple years, “When that putt went in Baltimore (Bundy 1-5) at Cleveland (Rodri- Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Masters victory, Woods What they saw was a it’s something that every- on No. 10, that was kind guez 1-2), 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. Houston (Cole 4-4) at Boston (Porcello St. Louis at Texas, 4:05 p.m. opened with a pair of dou- major performance. one has gotten used to.” of the momentum that set 3-3), 7:10 p.m. Baltimore at Cleveland, 4:10 p.m. ble bogeys on the back So special was this Woods is the only play- me,” Koepka said. “But I Oakland (Montas 4-2) at Detroit (Norris Oakland at Detroit, 4:10 p.m. 2-1), 7:10 p.m. Houston at Boston, 7:15 p.m. nine, and ruined a torrid round, even on a course er to win back to back at never once thought about St. Louis (Mikolas 4-3) at Texas (TBD), Kansas City at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. start to the front nine still soft from rain earlier the PGA Championship in the course record or any- 8:05 p.m. Minnesota at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Toronto (Sanchez 3-4) at Chicago White Colorado at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. with a pair of three-putt in the week, that only six stroke play — he did that thing. I was just trying Sox (Nova 2-3), 8:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. bogeys. It added up to a other players from the 78 twice — and Koepka had Kansas City (Keller 2-4) at L.A. Angels N.Y. Mets at Miami, 4:10 p.m. to shoot the best I could. (Harvey 1-3), 10:07 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Washington, 7:15 p.m. 72, leaving him nine shots who played in the morn- an ideal start in a bid to Simple as that. Just keep Minnesota (Perez 5-1) at Seattle (Gonzales Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. 5-2), 10:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Diego, 8:40 p.m. behind and ending 12 con- ing broke par. Tommy catch him. He won at Bel- going and total them up Chicago Cubs (Hamels 3-0) at Washington San Francisco at Arizona, 10:10 p.m. secutive rounds at par or Fleetwood had the next lerive in steamy St. Louis at the end.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 17, 2019 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Guests glued to cellphones can wear out their welcome Declarer’s key spot is hard to spot DEAR ABBY: My hus- DEAR ABBY: A good Benjamin Disraeli, the Brit- He cashed the club king, band and I live in a nice Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van friend’s wife is currently ish prime minister from 1874 played a club to the ace and home in the desert South- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, in hospice care and not to 1880, said, “What we an- ruffed the club jack. Then he west with an in-ground and was founded by her mother, expected to live much lon- ticipate seldom occurs; what led a trump to the queen and pool and guesthouse. Our ger. While I was at Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at we least expected generally ace. friends and relatives from Walmart the other day, I happens.” If East had given his partner back east have an open DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los passed through the card On this deal, little did South a heart ruff, West, with only di- invitation to visit whenev- Angeles, CA 90069. department and, because I anticipate his most valuable amonds left, would have had er they please. We enjoyed was already there, I fig- spot-card. Can you see which to concede a trick to South’s these visits until recently. ured I would purchase a it is? king. So, East shifted to the The problem is their ev- ALMOST DONE IN cently, my boss informed condolence/sympathy After West opened three diamond queen, which was er-present compulsion to THE SOUTHWEST my crew that a convicted card. When my inner cir- diamonds, and North made be connected to an elec- pedophile will be working cle discovered I had bought covered by the king and ace. DEAR ALMOST DONE: a takeout double, South tronic device. We are not on a trial basis on our the card before she passed, If West had cashed the di- It’s possible that your wondered if they might have yet retired, but in the past shift. The moment he said they criticized me to no amond jack, declarer would guests don’t realize how a slam. But devaluing his di- we didn’t mind taking a it, it started setting off end. I thought it was an have claimed the remainder much time they’re spend- amond king, he sensibly set- few days off work to spend triggers in my head, and I efficient thing to do. I’m and his contract. In despera- ing on their computers and am very angry about it. tled for four spades, relying on time with folks who came not wrong, am I? his partner to bid again with a tion, West led a low diamond all the way out here to cellphones. Because you When I told my boss are so turned off you are about my childhood expe- very strong hand. ... and South scooped up the spend a few days with us. EFFICIENT IN THE trick with his eight! But it seems like nowa- considering rolling up the rience, he acted like he MIDWEST West led the heart three. days our guests have their welcome mat, explain to didn’t want to hear it. Do I When a pre-emptor leads a noses pointed at a phone your guests that you have have any rights in this DEAR EFFICIENT: Oh, side suit, it is a singleton. or computer most of the given them an open invita- matter? I really can’t work come on! There was noth- The deal was approximately time they are here. They tion so you can enjoy each with a man who has hurt ing wrong with what you as South anticipated. He re- have actually missed the other’s company, and you another child like I was. did. Many people buy alized that if he immediately are hurt that they spend so cards of all types because played a trump, East would beauty of our area, which TROUBLED VICTIM we are missing work to much time on their elec- they think the message is win with the ace and give show them, because they tronic devices. Nobody gets DEAR TROUBLED appropriate. You thought his partner a heart ruff. Then, are otherwise engaged. something for nothing, VICTIM: You absolutely do of your friend and his wife if West shifted to a club, de- Is there a pleasant way and it seems the “quid” has have rights. You have the while you were in the card clarer rated also to lose two to ask them to disconnect gone missing from the “pro right to request a different section, and it is the diamond tricks. Was there a for a bit while we are en- quo” you have been offer- shift, if that’s possible. If it thought that counts — not way to succeed? (Note that joying their visit, or should ing. isn’t, you also have the right the date of purchase. If you if West had three low spades, I just get in the grumpy to look for another job. If made any mistake, it was the contract was unmakable.) old lady line? I want our DEAR ABBY: I am a that’s the case, it will be in- in letting it be known that Declarer saw that he had to visitors to have a good male who was molested 30 teresting to know how many you purchased the card in remove West’s safe exit cards time, but I find this behav- years ago. It has troubled of the other employees will advance. In a situation by executing a dentist’s coup. ior especially rude. me into adulthood. Re- follow you out the door. like this, discretion is key.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT UNDER M.G.L. c. 183A: 6 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION mortgage given by William A. Ogbemudia to Mortgage Electronic Registration By virtue of a Judgment and Order of the Lynn District Court (Civil Action No. 1813 Docket No. ES19P1303EA Systems, Inc., as nominee for Prime Mortgage Financial, Inc., dated March 23, CV 1063), in favor of the Trustees of the Courtyard on the Common Condominium Essex Probate and Family Court 2005 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Trust against Karen M. Testa, establishing a lien pursuant to M.G.L. c. 183A:6 on 36 Federal Street Book 24130, Page 223, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, the real estate known as Unit 210 of the Courtyard on the Common Condominium Salem, MA 01970 by assignment from: with a street address of 10 Pleasant Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts for (978)744-1020 the purposes of satisfying such lien, the real estate is scheduled for Public Auction Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Chase Home Finance, LLC, commencing at 11:00 a.m. on June 11, 2019 at 10 Pleasant Street, Unit 210, recorded on May 4, 2010, in Book No. 29439, at Page 127 Lynn, Massachusetts. The premises to be sold are more particularly described as Estate of: follows: Edward J McNeil Jr. Massachusetts Foreclosure Deed from JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA s/b/m Chase Date of Death: 05/05/2001 Home Finance LLC to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation dated October 27, DESCRIPTION: To all interested persons: 2011 and recorded with said Registry on February 16, 2012 in Book 31091, Page A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal 411 Unit 210 in Courtyard on the Common Condominium (the "Condominium") located Representative has been filed by: at 10 Pleasant Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, a condominium Deborah McNeil of La Mesa CA By Assignment Of Bid from JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA s/b/m Chase Home established pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183A, as amended, requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Finance LLC to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation dated January 31, 2012 by Master Deed, dated June 23, 1987 and recorded with the Essex South Registry as requested in the Petition. and recorded with said Registry on February 16, 2012 in Book 31091, Page 416 of Deeds at Book 9285, Page 583 on November 18, 1987 (the "Master Deed") as The Petitioner requests that: amended, and managed and regulated by the Trustees of the Courtyard on the Deborah McNeil of La Mesa CA Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation by JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Common Condominium Trust and Declaration of Trust dated June 23, 1987 and be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Association to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., recorded on August 29, 2017, in Book recorded with said Deeds at Book 9286, Page 001 on November 18, 1987 on the bond in an unsupervised administration. No. 36137, at Page 80 (hereinafter sometimes referred to as either the "Condominium Trust" or the IMPORTANT NOTICE "Declaration of Trust"). The Unit is shown on the floor plans recorded You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, simultaneously with the Master Deed, as amended, and also on the copy of the Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on June 17, 2019, on the portion of said plans attached to the original Unit Deed to this Unit as the same must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on mortgaged premises located at 6 Rockland Street, Lynn, Essex County, may be amended by a Confirmatory Deed to said Unit, to which is affixed the the return day of 06/10/2019. Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, verified statement of a registered architect in the form required by Section 9 of This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written said Chapter 183A. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a TO WIT: timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections The land with the buildings thereon, situated at 6 Rockland Street in said Lynn, Also for the consideration set forth above, Grantor grants to Grantee with Quitclaim within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice bounded and described as follows: Covenants the perpetual and exclusive right and easement to use the Parking to you. NORTHERLY by Rockland Street, twenty-one and thirty-five hundredths (21.35) Space and the Storage Area, on the terms and conditions set forth in the Master UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM feet; Deed, as amended. PROBATE CODE (MUPC) EASTERLY on three courses, twenty-five (25) feet, twenty-three and sixty-eight A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised hundredths (23.68) feet, and thirty-six and seven hundredths (36.07) feet. The Unit is conveyed together with the benefit of: administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the NORTHERLY again, by land now or formerly of Richard L. Patten et ux, twenty-one Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the and seventy-seven hundredths (21.77) feet; 1. An easement for the continuance of all encroachments by the Unit on any administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly of Isaac Galber and George Chin, Trustee, nine adjoining units or common areas, facilities, and elements existing as a result of Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and and fifteen hundredths (9.15) feet, thirty-two and seventy-eight hundredths construction of the building in which the Unit is located or which may come into expenses of administration. (32.78) feet, twelve and sixty-two hundredths (12.62) feet, and seven and existence hereafter as a result of settling or shifting of said building, or as a result WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. ninety-four hundredths (7.94) feet; and of repair or restoration of said building or the Unit, after damage or destruction by Date: May 08, 2019 WESTERLY by land now or formerly of John I. and Mildred F. Deveau, one hundred fire or other casualty, or after a taking in condemnation or eminent domain Pamela Casey O'Brien nine and sixty-eight hundredths (109.68) feet. proceedings, or by reason of any alteration or repair to the common areas, Register of Probate Being shown as Lot A on a plan entitled, ''Plan of Land in Lynn, belonging to facilities and elements made by or with the consent of the Trustees of the Item: May 17, 2019 Richard L. & Elinor A. Pattern, Scale 1''=10', Towers Engineering Co., Surveyors,'' Condominium Trust. recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 3877, Page 487. (SEAL) Subject to reservations mentioned in the deed of Susan D. Welch, et al to Helen E. 2. An easement in common with the owners or other units to use any pipes, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Caverly, dated March 22, 1890, and recorded in Essex South District Registry of wires, ducts, flues, cables, conduits, public utility lines and other common facilities LAND COURT Deeds in Book 1273, Page 519. and elements located in any of the other units or elsewhere on the Condominium DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Subject to an easement for sewer, water and gas pipes through the premises property which serve the Unit. 19SM002370 numbered 4 Rockland Street as shown in a deed dated February 21, 1952 and ORDER OF NOTICE recorded at said Registry in Book 3877, Page 498. 3. The benefit of any other rights described in the Master Deeds, as amended. To: For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Mary Cocar; Rafael Breton District) Registry of Deeds in Book 21410, Page 16. The Unit is conveyed subject to: and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit 1. An easement in favor or adjoining units and in favor of the common areas, U.S.C. 50 §3901 et seq.: of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the facilities and elements for the continuance of all encroachments of such adjoining nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax units or common areas, facilities and elements into the Unit, now existing as a Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee, in trust for registered Holders titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or result of construction of the building in which the unit is located, or which may of Long Beach Mortgage Loan Trust 2006-1, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, come into existence hereafter as a result of settling or shifting of said building, or 2006-1 having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, as a result of repair or restoration of said building or of any adjoining unit or of the easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. common areas, facilities and elements after damage or destruction by fire or other claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, casualty, or after a taking in condemnation or eminent domain proceedings, or by numbered 23 Allen Avenue, given by Mary Cocar and Rafael Breton to Long Beach TERMS OF SALE: reason of any alteration or repair to the common areas, facilities and elements Mortgage Company, dated November 21, 2005, and recorded in the Essex County made by or with the consent of the Trustees of the Condominium Trust. (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25100, Page 453, and now held by A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The 2. The provision of the Master Deed, as amended (and the floor plans of the determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 Condominium recorded simultaneously with and as a part of the Master Deed), California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, and Declaration of trust (including the By-Laws (the "By-Laws") and the Rules and If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the Regulations (the "Rules and Regulations") which are attached to the "Declaration States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of Trust", as they may be amended from time to time by instrument recorded with Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage said Deeds. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in shall control in the event of an error in this publication. this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before June 17, 3. Provisions of a Utilities Easement from Parcel One Limited Partnership to 2019 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Massachusetts Electric Company dated April 1, 1987 and recorded with said benefits of said Act. Registry of Deeds at Book 8917, Page 352. JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of said Court on May 9, 2019. Present holder of said mortgage Without limiting the generality of the foregoing paragraph, the Unit is also subject Attest: Deborah J. Patterson to the restrictions set forth in Section 10 of the Master Deed, as amended, which Recorder By its Attorneys, is incorporated herein by reference. 2011020440 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Item: May 17, 2019 150 California St. The Grantee acquired the Unit with the benefit of and subject to the provisions of Newton, MA 02458 G.L. c. 183A, relating to condominiums, as that statute is written as of the date (617)558-0500 hereof and as it may hereafter be amended. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 2010041114 THE TRIAL COURT Item: May 3, 10, 17, 2019 For title, see Deed to Karen M. Testa dated December 27, 1999 and recorded with PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DEPARTMENT the Essex County Registry of Deeds in Book 13010, Page 213. Summons by Publication and Mailing NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE In the event of a typographical error or omission contained in this publication, the Premises: 37 Murray Street, Lynn, MA 01905 description of the premises contained in said Unit Deed shall control. ESSEX Division DOCKET NUMBER: ES18E0104QC By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain TERMS OF SALE: mortgage given by John J. Hart to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Sandra Halbich, aka Sandra Howard, aka Sandra E Howard, Plaintiff(s) as nominee for Freedom Mortgage Corporation, and now held by Carrington 1. A non-refundable deposit payable in cash, certified or bank check in the Mortgage Services, LLC, said mortgage dated September 24, 2008 and recorded amount of $5,000.00 for the unit shall be payable at the Auction. V. James E Reed and Deborah Goldberg, Treasurer and Receiver General, in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28055, Page Defendant(s) 221, said mortgage was assigned from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, 2. The balance of the purchase price is to be paid within thirty (30) days of Inc., as nominee for Freedom Mortgage Corporation to JPMorgan Chase Bank, the auction. To the above named Defendant(s): National Association by assignment dated April 2, 2013 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32374, Page 314; said 3. An Auctioneer's Release Deed will be issued to the purchaser, upon A Complaint has been presented to this Court by the Plaintiff, Sandra Halbich mortgage was assigned from JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association to payment of the balance of the purchase price, within thirty (30) days of the Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC by assignment dated January 4, 2014 and auction. The Deed shall convey the premises subject to, and with the benefit of, all seeking a Confirmation of the validity of a deed of property located at 10 Adams Court Lynn, MA 01902. recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33153, restrictions, easements, improvements, outstanding tax titles, municipal or other Page 355; for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of public taxes, assessments, liens, or claims in the nature of liens, and existing foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on June 13, 2019 at 11:00 AM encumbrances of record senior to the lien hereby being satisfied, whether or not You are required to serve upon John D Welch, Esq. - whose address is 70 Washington Street, Suite 402 Salem, MA 01970 your answer on or before the 3rd Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises described in said reference to such restrictions, easements, improvements, outstanding tax titles, mortgage, to wit: municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens day of June, 2019. or encumbrances is made in the deed. If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this ALL THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY SITUATE IN LYNN, COUNTY OF ESSEX, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED 4. Additionally, and not by way of limitation, the sale shall be subject to and action. You are also required to file an original copy of your answer, in the office of the Register of this Court at Salem, MA. IN A DEED RECORDED 07/02/1996 IN BOOK 13643, AT PAGE 545, AMONG THE with the benefit of any and all tenants, tenancies, and occupants, if any. LAND RECORDS OF THE COUNTY SET FORTH ABOVE. WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, Esquire, First Judge of said Court at Salem, this 5. No representation is or shall be made as to any amount of taxes due and KNOWN AS: 37 MURRAY ST outstanding. 16th day of April, 2019. For title see deed recorded herewith 6. The successful bidder shall pay the future condominium common charges Pamela Casey O'Brien, commencing with the date of the auction. Register of Probate Court Item: May 17, 2019 The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. 7. No representation is or shall be made as to any other mortgages, liens, or encumbrances of record. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated September 24, 2008 and recorded THE TRIAL COURT in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28055, Page 8. No representation is or shall be made as to the condition of the Premises PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT 219. or the Condominium. The Premises shall be sold "as is." Docket No. ES19P1414EA INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, 9. Other items, if any, shall be announced at the sale. encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, Estate of: which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. 10. The sale is subject to and in accordance with the Judgment and Order, a Gerald W McCourt copy of which may be obtained from the seller's counsel, Attorney William F. Also Known As: Gerald William McCourt FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid Thompson, Marcus, Errico, Emmer & Brooks, P.C., 45 Braintree Hill Park, Suite Date of Death: April 4, 2019 in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place 107, Braintree, MA 02184, (781) 843-5000. Essex Division of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in COURTYARD ON THE COMMON CONDOMINIUM TRUST, To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days By its Board of Trustees Petitioner Darlene A O'Connell of Marshfield MA after the date of sale. Item: May 17, 24, 31, 2019 a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Darlene A O'Connell of Marshfield MA Other terms to be announced at the sale. CITY OF LYNN has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to serve without surety on the bond. Brock & Scott, PLLC Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, May 28, 2019 at 6:15 pm, The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal 1080 Main Street, Suite 200 Room 402 on the following Grant of Locations: for National Grid to install 1JO Pole Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Pawtucket, RI 02860 on Estes St beginning at a point approximately 215' feet northeasterly of the supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Attorney for Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC centerline of the intersection of Broad St and Estes St and continuing the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Present Holder of the Mortgage approximately 140' feet in a southwesterly direction. National Grid to install 1 JO from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating 401-217-8701 wooden Pole with an anchor, 140' from existing pole #9 also on Estes St. The new to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Item: May 17, 24, 31, 2019 location will be in front of #23 Broad St (corner lot) at Estes St @ Broad St, to feed Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings a new service @ 26 Broad St. and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, May 28, 2019 at 6:15 pm, Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Room 402 on the following Grant of Locations: for National Grid to install 130' of Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. 3-5" PVC conduit (encased in concrete) from P10 Estes St to 26 Broad. Item: May 17, 2019 Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Item: May 17, 2019 Placing a help wanted ad is great for ﬁnding the skilled workers you need. 781-593-7700, ext.2 FRIDAY, MAY 17, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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By Melina Bourdeau has brought them together GREENFIELD RECORDER in a fun way, and the results are “a treasure to me CHARLEMONT — From more than my own work.” making a house into a Like Ashton, artist Mia home to raising children, Radysh of Shelburne Falls motherhood is an art form. says she often collaborates Local mothers Missy Ash- with her 4-year-old daugh- ton, Mia Radysh and Eve- ter, Lela Radysh Robin- line MacDougall go one son. Radysh, who draws, step further by making art paints, and works in print- with their children. making, began making art Before she became a with Lela starting when PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mother, Ashton, who lives she was 2. Typically, they in Charlemont, worked take turns making lines Barbie joins prestigious ica will follow up those The council’s presi- orees include Tom Ford, as a professional multi- — sometimes, Lela starts ranks of fashion prestigious honorees of dent, Steve Kolb, says Janelle Monae and media artist. She worked a drawing and Radysh fin- its Board of Directors’ Barbie has had a “wide former New York Mayor in photography, crafted ishes it; other times, Lela council honorees Tribute Award with influence on American Michael Bloomberg. unique rope bowls, creat- fills in a drawing that her the ever-evolving doll. fashion and culture.” Among Barbie’s ed colorful abstract paint- NEW YORK (AP) — mother started. The council said in a A human, presumably, fashion collaborators: ings, and molded ceramic Gloria Steinem, Cecile “It’s easier to start with statement Thursday will pick up the award Oscar de la Renta and sculptures, among many Richards, Michelle something and have some- the idea is to celebrate at a June 3 ceremony. Jeremy Scott. Diane von other art pieces. But out Obama. Barbie? one to work with you along Barbie as a fashion icon, In addition to Stei- Furstenberg, Bob Mack- of all the projects she has the way. “It also lets me The Council of Fash- coinciding with her 60th nem, Richards and ie and Vera Wang have made over her 10-year ca- express more, too,” Radysh ion Designers of Amer- anniversary. Obama, other past hon- made special Barbies. reer, Ashton says getting said. “It’s so important to creative alongside her have fun with your chil- two children, Paige and dren, and the kids change Travis, is by far the most your perspective.” A T-shirt shopping trip with fulfilling. “Their minds aren’t like These days, in addition ours,” Ashton said. “They to the pictures she makes think of things that aren’t with her mother, and the rock singer James Bay even on the same plane. dolls she makes with her They have such different grandmother, Elisabeth Radysh. Lela often draws By Mesfin Fekadu ideas.” ASSOCIATED PRESS While working on her on her own. The most in- own projects, Ashton says teresting part of watch- NEW YORK — Yes, Brit- making art can feel like ing her daughter make ish singer James Bay’s work. In contrast, her art is observing the ways favorite music T-shirt is children think of original it changes over the years, of the Rolling Stones, but ideas organically and ex- Radysh says. the one he wishes he had? plore facets of color and “She draws different Aretha Franklin. shape that she wouldn’t things over time. You can “Somebody asked the have explored on her own, see the progress of her other day, ‘What’s your she says. work. We’re never going greatest influence of all- “If I’m working, they’ll to stop doing this. She also time?’ ... I can’t see how create something on top takes her own initiative to it’s not Aretha,” Bay said of it or sometimes, I’ll let make art for her own plea- while shopping at a vin- them lead the way,” Ashton sure,” Radysh said. tage store with hundreds said, noting that Paige, in Some of the images re- of music T-shirts plastered particular, has a sense of semble concrete objects around the walls. “Since freedom with her work. such as Rapunzel’s castle I was 16, I religiously lis- “She has no boundaries, or Lela’s hand print. Oth- tened to Aretha Franklin. just emotion,” she said. ers are more abstract. One And I feel (expletive) in- Besides taking inspira- of Lela’s favorite pieces is spired by what she does.” tion from her children and an abstract drawing she Instead of calling her the said looks like a night’s creating precious family Queen of Soul, the rock- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS keepsakes, Ashton says sky. er calls the late icon “the her children take some- “It just turned out like Queen of Music.” Singer James Bay talks about the musicians who have had a profound thing away from making that,” said Lela. “We “People talk about great- impact with the same excitement he does about the songs he crafted for art, too. Over the years, weren’t trying to make it est singers of all-time “Oh My Messy Mind,” his new EP released last week. their collaborative proj- like that, but she (Radysh) (and) people talk about ects have become more colored on it and that’s Frank Sinatra (and) Frank iconic looks, his is like, ‘I brilliant,” Bay said. of standby,” said Bay, who and more complex. At first, what came out.” Sinatra’s phenomenal, but bleached my hair.’ He’s Bay talks about the mu- had Top 20 pop hit with Ashton says they start- It’s not just the parents honestly, how does he hold so cool.” R&B star Max- sicians who have had a “Let It Go” in 2016. ed with simple drawings who get something out a flame to Aretha?” well is called “amazing!” profound impact with the While his full albums and paintings, then began of the collaborative proj- Unfortunately at Me- and seeing Janet Jackson same excitement he does were produced by just one making three-dimensional ects. Gillis MacDougall of tropolis Vintage in New reminds him that a good about the songs he crafted person — Jacquire King art from cardboard boxes. Northfield began making York City, there’s no Are- friend is going to the pop for “Oh My Messy Mind,” (Kings of Leon, Tom Waits) These days, Travis enjoys art from a young age with tha in stock — “just can’t star’s new residency in his new EP released last for his Grammy-nomi- making treasure maps and his mother, Eveline Mac- find a vintage Aretha Las Vegas this week. week. A year ago this week nated 2015 debut, “Chaos Paige likes to make water- Dougall. Now 15 years old, T-shirt,” the owner said — Several T-shirts fea- Bay released his soph- and the Calm,” and Paul color pictures. Gillis MacDougall says he though Bay walks away turing the Stones hits omore album, “Electric Epworth (Adele, U2) on “Toddlers really like pi- has fond memories of mak- with a shirt featuring the home with the 28-year-old Light,” and he said he’s “Electric Light” — Bay has rates. Travis bases the ing cards and envelopes cover of the Beatles’ “Let singer: “Last summer we excited to drop new music collaborated with various maps off of the treasures together. It Be” and a bright red opened for the Stones. And faster than he’s done in creatives on “Oh My Messy they find in the garden “Growing up, as long as I Keith Haring tee. Ronnie’s been onstage the past. Mind,” including Joel Lit- where they play some- (can) remember, my mom As he sifts through the with us.” “There’s just such a huge tle (Lorde, Taylor Swift), times. They find old mar- was doing projects. As I collection, he notes other “Keith is cool. We’ve appetite for new music all Dan Wilson (Dixie Chicks, bles, cars, things like that,” got older, I’d work with influences as well. See- hung with Keith a few the time now (and) it’s fun Adele), Ryan Tedder (Ma- she said. her and do things to help ing Kurt Cobain’s face on times. He’s a good dude. to put stuff out — as long roon 5, Beyoncé) and Ariel In this, Ashton says mak- her with her projects,” he a black tee, he says: “Of He doesn’t say a lot, but as it’s stuff you’re proud of, Rechtshaid (Haim, Vam- ing art with her children said. all the artists that have he wants to hang. He’s you love and you can sort pire Weekend).

Review The charm is missing on The Head and the Heart’s new album By Ragan Clark entirely. Fans looking for the ty Rose Thielen’s voices have ASSOCIATED PRESS folksy rock they fell in love been polished to perfection, with will be disappointed by and with them, the texture The Head and the Heart, the clean, heavily produced and charm eradicated. “Living Mirage” (Warner fourth record, “Living Mirage.” The Head and the Heart Bros. Records) The album contains only are the strongest with songs On the heels of bands like a glimmer of the magic held like “Glory of Music,” where the Avett Brothers and Mum- within the Head and the the production is stripped ford & Sons, the Head and the Heart’s first two albums. The back and the raw vocals shine Heart arrived into the folk- band’s third release, “Signs of through. The title track is a rock scene at just the right Light,” hinted at the group’s breath of fresh air as the har- time. Their self-titled debut — transition toward pop, but it monica trickles in and Russell self-released in 2009 and later isn’t until the first two songs croons, “When I give in to you/ released by record label Sub of “Living Mirage” that this Every word that you say rings Pop in 2011 — resonated with identity shift is fully realized. true.” fans who delighted in their Those tracks — “See You The album has some other organic sound. From the tight Through My Eyes” and moments of brilliance, but they harmonies to sparse produc- “Missed Connection” — are seem fleeting or lost among a tion, the album was vulnera- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS arguably the album’s weakest. collection of songs that don’t ble and pure. Gone are the idiosyncrasies hold the same weight as the “Living Mirage” by The Head and the Heart was released Fast-forward 10 years and that colored the group’s ear- past work of the band. May 17. the Head and the Heart have ly work. The rough edges of Simply put, the heart is gone headed down a different path Jonathan Russell and Chari- from the Head and the Heart.