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By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF PEABODY — Plans to replace Brothers Kouzina with a medical marijuana shop are on track despite a social media posting to the contrary by the popular Greek restaurant. Co-owner Penny Christopher posted a message on the diner’s Facebook page over the weekend telling patrons: “We are pleased to announce that Brothers Kouzi- na will remain open at its existing location. Thank you all for your continued support.” But executives from Phytotherapy Inc., one of two rms to get the green light from the City Council to open pot clinics on Route 1, say the statement is wrong. “That posting took us by surprise,” said In “City of Sin,” Pritesh Kumar, Phytotherapy’s CEO. “We are not moving locations, we have been permitted Julianna Gal- by the city. I’m not sure why the restaurant lant compares owner would put such a thing on Facebook.” BY BILL BROTHERTON herself to the The restaurant is also owned by Chris- city she loves topher’s nephew, Alexander Athanas, who LYNN — When the sixth an- 3:30 to 5 p.m. Taiwan and Egypt. thusly: “We’re was listed as Phytotherapy’s chief nancial nual Boston International Kids The student lms are among The locally-made documenta- both just beau- of cer until he was replaced by Vincent Film Festival takes place this the 50 being shown over three ries are “City of Sin” by Julian- tiful struc- Galano III last fall. Athanas purchased the weekend, student lmmakers days — Nov. 16-18 — that were na Gallant, “Civil Discourse?” tures built on 1.4-acre restaurant site in 2015 for $2.5 from the Real to Reel (R2R) selected from throughout the by Hunter Wanger, “Dear Intro- cracked foun- million, according to county records. program at Raw Art Works will United States and countries in- vert” by Karla Mejia, “My Black dations.” He agreed to lease the 4,860-square-foot be in the spotlight. Five short cluding Australia, Brazil, India, Is. …” by Miguel Valdez and Eu- space to Phytotherapy, a medical marijuana documentaries written, direct- nice Beato, and “Picking” by Em- dispensary, for $120,000 annually, according ed and produced by local youth ily Wood. to the Massachusetts Department of Pub- will be screened at the Somer- “Project Donuts” to be screened FILMMAKERS, A3 lic Health records, while Brothers Kouzina ville Theatre on Saturday from on Sunday in Somerville. Page A3 would look for a new spot along Route 1. Under the plan, the restaurant was expect- ed to close by year’s end and move to another INSIDE location. Last summer, Kumar said the trans- Community garden nds formation of the restaurant to a marijuana Marblehead shop would take about three months. Now, he Library to hold expects to open next spring or summer. nancial security fertile ground at NSCC Kumar speculated the Facebook posting session. A2 was an attempt to attract customers who may think the restaurant has closed. By Gayla Cawley farmed on Munroe Street for eight years, Opinion Athanas agreed. ITEM STAFF partnered with the college for both space for Brotherton: Tidying-up “It’s a way for the restaurant to let custom- time comes again. A4 the garden and to help with NSCC’s recent- ers and residents know they’re still open,” LYNN — Downtown Lynn’s community gar- ly opened greenhouse on the Lynn campus on den has a new home. he said. “Business has suffered a little since Sports Broad Street. news stories appeared saying they are plan- State semi nals The Munroe Street community garden, dis- “There was always the expectation with the ning to close. Obviously, one of our main con- await St. Mary’s, placed after work began on a luxury apart- year-by-year lease that the site would get devel- cerns is relocating the restaurant, but we Swampscott football, ment development in that location, has relo- oped,” said John Wang, regional director for the haven’t found any spots to put it yet.” soccer squads. B1 cated to North Shore Community College. Christopher did not respond to a request The Food Project, the organization that has GARDEN, A3 for comment.

By Thor Jourgensen bine forces with a Massachusetts college From left, Michael Crosby, ITEM STAFF or university to, according to information Kenneth Runyan, Henry Wo- Once Marines. posted on the state website, “conduct a jewodzic, Edward Pettipas, LYNN — They came together on Monday study relative to veterans and military John Bernard, Charlie Grif- to swap stories and renew acquaintances, n, and Ron Diaz, who all but Lynn Police Department members members suffering from mental health Now cops. served in the Marine Corps, who are also U.S. Marine Corps veterans or substance abuse issues related to their gathered together Monday said the bond they share underpins their military service and their needs in the to attend the Semper Fidelis Fighting for work to help fellow veterans get services, criminal justice system.” including mental health help, they need. Responding to calls involving people Society luncheon in Boston. Gov. Charlie Baker in August signed the with mental health problems is part of a ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE veterans. BRAVE Act, an encompassing law bene t- ing veterans that includes a plan to com- VETERANS, A3

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Daniel J. Donahue, 85 Robert A. Deveau, 71 Stan Lee, creator of

YARMOUTH — After (Col.) Donahue re- LYNN — Robert A. Robert A. Deveau Jr. a galaxy of Marvel a long illness, Chap- tired from the military Deveau, of Lynn, age of Newmarket, N.H.; lain (Colonel) Daniel and resigned from 71 years, died Sun- one daughter, Jenni- superheroes, dies Joseph Donahue, his priestly ministry. day at the Whidden fer Deveau of Lynn; U.S. Army (Retired), Chaplain (Col.) Do- Hospital in Everett his former wife, Ellen age 85, passed away nahue was preceded after a lengthy illness. Simard of Lynn; two By Andrew Dalton on Friday, Nov. 9, into eternal life by Born in Lynn, he step sons, Charles and Dave Zelio 2018, at his home in his parents John and was the son of the Vestal of Nashua, ASSOCIATED PRESS Yarmouth. Francis (Downey) Do- late Sylvester and N.H., Jerry Vestal of LOS ANGELES — Stan A native, of Lynn, nahue of Nahant, his Mary (Landry) De- Lynn; one brother, Lee, the creative dynamo Dan attended St. Mary’s High wife Ruth Roberts and siblings veau. He attended St. Jean’s Carl Deveau of Lynn; one sis- who revolutionized the School and after graduation Sr. Francis Donahue, SND of High School in Lynn. ter, Sylvia Galino of Lames, comic book and helped entered St. John’s Seminary. Boston and Norine Bertrand Bob served in the U.S. Navy Calif.; seven grandchildren; make billions for Holly- He was ordained a priest in of Nahant. He is survived by during the Vietnam War. He and several nieces and neph- wood by introducing hu- 1958 and served the Archdi- his brother, John and wife, El- also served in the Army Na- ews. man frailties in Marvel ocese of Boston for 10 years, len Donahue; brother-in-law, tional Guard in the 101st En- Service information: Vis- superheroes such as Spi- ministering in Woburn and the Paul Bertrand, all of Nahant; gineers Division for four years iting hours will be held at der-Man, the Fantastic South End. During his life- his sister, Julie Donahue of after being discharged from PARKER Funeral Home, Four and the Incredible long pursuit of education, he Yarmouth; his nephews and the Navy. 35 Franklin St., Lynn, on Hulk, died Monday. He earned a BA in Philosophy, nieces, Dan Donahue of Bos- He was employed as a pin Wednesday from 4-6 p.m. was 95. an MA in Human Relations/ ton, Ross and Cheryl Sullivan setter mechanic at Lucky Graveside services will be Lee was declared dead Social Science, an MS in Re- of Lexington, Terry Bertrand Strike Bowling Alley in Lynn for held at Pine Grove Ceme- at Cedars-Sinai Medical ligious Education, an MA in of Nahant and Jacqui Ber- many years until he retired. He tery Thursday at 1 p.m., to Center in Los Angeles, ac- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Educational Psychology and trand and her partner David was a member of the Franco which relatives and friends cording to Kirk Schenck, As the top writer at an MA in International Affairs. of Lilburn, Ga., his three great American Post 161 and Post are invited to attend. Please an attorney for Lee’s Marvel Comics and His military education took nephews, Sean, Rafe, and 12, the former American Le- make memorial donations in daughter, J.C. Lee. later as its publisher, him to the United States Army Finn Dan, and his devoted gion Post 6, and a lifetime Bob’s name to the Wound- As the top writer at Mar- War College and was followed caregiver, Beverly Jolly of Fort member of the DAV. He was ed Warrior Project, P.O. Box Stan Lee was widely vel Comics and later as its considered the archi- by an advanced management Lauderdale, Fla. a Red Sox fan, and enjoyed 758516, Topeka, KS 66675- publisher, Lee was widely program at Harvard Universi- Service information: His fu- building doll houses. 8516. Guest book at parker- tect of the contempo- considered the architect rary comic book. ty. Chaplain (Col.) Donahue neral Mass will be celebrated He is survived by one son, memorialfuneralhome.com. of the contemporary com- joined the U.S. Army in 1968 on Thursday, Nov. 15, 2018 in ic book. He revived the and served two tours of duty St. Thomas Aquinas Church, industry in the 1960s by the loss on Twitter: “There in Vietnam rst as a Brigade Nahant, at 11 a.m. Relatives offering the costumes and will never be another Stan Chaplain and then as a Bat- and friends are respectfully Nello Minchella, 69 action craved by younger Lee. For decades he pro- talion Chaplain. Remembered invited. Visitation will be held readers while insisting on vided both young and old as one who “achieved results prior to Mass beginning at sophisticated plots, col- with adventure, escape, while creating a climate of 10 a.m. A reception will be lege-level dialogue, satire, comfort, con dence, inspi- cooperation, teamwork and held at the Nahant Country LYNN — Mr. Nello Helms, Carlo and An- Minchella, age 69, of nalisa Vittiglio, and science ction, even phi- ration, strength, friend- purpose,” he was awarded the Club immediately following losophy. ship and joy. He exuded Soldier’s Medal, the nation’s the Mass. Burial will be on Lynn, died peacefully Erminio and Luca in his sleep at home DeMarco; as well as Millions responded to love and kindness and will highest award for heroism. He Friday, Nov. 16, 2018 in Mas- the unlikely mix of real- leave an indelible mark on also earned the Distinguished sachusetts National Ceme- on Monday, Nov. 5, several cousins and 2018. great-nieces and istic fantasy, and many of so, so, so many lives. Ex- Air Medal, the Bronze Star and tery, Bourne at 10:45 a.m. his characters, including celsior!!” Vietnamese Armed Forces Arrangements entrusted to He was the son of nephews. the late Guerino and Service informa- Spider-Man, the Hulk and Lee considered the com- Honor Medal. SOLIMINE Funeral Homes, X-Men went on to become ic-book medium an art After serving at Arlington Lynn. Donations in his memo- Filomena (Pacitti) tion: A memorial vis- Minchella. Born and itation will be held stars of blockbuster lms. form and he was prolif- National Cemetery, South ry may be made to Alzheimer’s He won the National Med- ic: By some accounts, he Korea and Panama, he re- Association, P.O. Box 579, raised in Italy, he came to the on Saturday, Nov. 17 from al of Arts in 2008. came up with a new com- turned to the Military District East Harwich, MA 02645 or United States in 1969, living 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the SO- Recent projects Lee ic book every day for 10 of Washington, D.C., serving to Wounded Warrior Project, in Lynn for many years. He had LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 helped make possible range years. “I wrote so many I as the Command Chap- P.O. Box 758517, To- worked as a street sweeper for Broadway (Route 129), Lynn, from the lms “Avengers: don’t even know. I wrote lain. He next took over peka, KS 66675-8517. Millennium Maintenance and with a service to be held at In nity War,” ‘’Black Pan- either hundreds or thou- as Command Chaplain Directions and online Power Sweeping in Medford 1 p.m. Relatives and friends ther” and “Guardians of the sands of them,” he told in Italy of the Southern guestbook at www.so- for several years. are respectfully invited. In Galaxy” to such TV series The Associated Press in Europe Task Forces until limine.com. He is survived by his four sib- lieu of owers, donations may as “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D” 2006. his retirement in August lings, Giorgio, Ida and Germa- be made to the Lazarus Min- and “Daredevil.” Lee was He hit his stride in the of 1996. After completing 28 na Minchella, all of Italy, and istry, St. Anthony Shrine, 100 Mauro Minchella and his wife Arch St., Boston, MA 02110. recognizable to his fans, 1960s when he brought years of distinguished active the Fantastic Four, the duty military service, Chaplain Alfonsina Andreottola of Stone- Directions and guestbook at having had cameos in ham; his longtime companion, www.solimine.com. many Marvel lms and TV Hulk, Spider-Man, Iron Destinie Chadbourne of Lynn; projects, often delivering Man and numerous others his nieces and nephews, An- his trademark motto, “Ex- to life. “It was like there gela MacDonald, Michael celsior!” was something in the air. Minchella, Alyssa Minchella “Captain America” ac- I couldn’t do anything Joyce A. Zorzy, 76 tor Chris Evans mourned wrong,” he said. 1942-2018 EXETER, N.H. — Tyler and Jarred Zorzy Joyce A. (Rogers) and their mother, Marblehead library to hold Zorzy, of Exeter, N.H., Sharon, all of Lynn; Key Largo, Fla., and her step-son, Gary former longtime resi- Zorzy of Lynn, her dent of Lynn, passed niece, Kelly Gautreau nancial security session away in her Exeter of New Hampshire home on Thursday, and her nephew, Financial advisor Rebec- ness, life turned out differ- fact that, according to re- options, and more. Nov. 7, 2018 at the Dana Rogers of Flor- age of 76. ida, her great-neph- ca Linhart will address ently. Finding my nancial searchers, marriages have This session, which will Born in Spring eld on April ews, Mike Rogers and Scott nancial issues of special voice has been a lifesaving, only a 50 percent chance conclude the “3 Women” 5, 1942, Joyce was the daugh- Jackson, her sister-in-law, interest to women during con dence-building, mo- of lasting. 2018 fall series from 3 ter of the late Warren L. and Ruth Bee of New Hampshire, the next “3 Voices” session mentous occasion in my By taking a more active Voices, is a special opportu- Ruth Ann Rogers. She grad- her sister-in-law and brother- in Marblehead. life. So much so, I changed role in their nancial de- nity for women of all ages uated from Chandler College in-law, Helen and Dave Sid- The event on Tuesday, careers at a late age to cisions, women will gain to come, share experiences, and became a legal secretary man of Lynn, her sister-in-law Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. at Abbot pass my newfound skills more clarity, con dence bring questions and learn for New England Savings and and brother-in-law, Cindy and Library, 235 Pleasant St., on to others.” and control of their lives, how to nd their nancial Loan in Boston. Upon her re- Jim Zorzy of Florida, and her is centered on what wom- Linhart said that de- Linhart said. voice. There will be light tirement, she held the position sister-in-law, Maureen Deyes- en need to know for nan- cades ago, women were Linhart’s presentation refreshments and an op- of senior meeting planner for so and her husband, Bob of cial security. typically in charge of the will touch on the basics, in- portunity for conversation. Massachusetts Community New Hampshire. She was pre- “I was taught to never, household while men were cluding budgeting for your “We thank Abbot Li- Bank of New England. On May ceded in death by her brother, ever speak about money. in charge of the nances. current lifestyle, funding brary, the League of Wom- 21, 1966, Joyce married her Warren L. Rogers Jr. Without giving away my Today’s women, Linhart nancial goals, saving for en Voters and MHTV for best friend, George A. Zorzy, in Service information: Vis- age too much, I was also said, need to be more con- retirement, investing, de- their continued support Swampscott and the couple iting hours will be held in told that a man should be dent about nances for a tecting nancial abuse, of these important pro- settled in Lynn together. the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral my nancial plan,” Linhart variety of reasons, such as starting Social Security, grams,” said Judy Gates, Joyce was a generous and Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, said. “Well, thank good- longer lifespans and the sorting through Medicare founder of 3 Voices. loving woman. She enjoyed on Friday, Nov. 16, 2018 from traveling and spent her winter 11 a.m. to 12 p.m., followed months in Florida. Joyce had by a memorial service at MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS a passion for golf and loved 12 p.m. Burial will follow in to sh for dolphin. She loved Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. UMass-Boston promises She says security has MILL had received more Mass Audubon Well eet to tend to her garden where In lieu of owers, contribu- to address problems already been upgraded than $80,000 in grant Bay Wildlife Sanctuary she grew beautiful  owers. tions in Joyce’s memory may with uniformed guards. funding from the state Director Robert Prescott Some of her most memorable be made to Merrimack Val- with its rst dorm The $140 million dorm agency MassDevelopment. says the juvenile turtle times was time spent with her ley Hospice, 360 Merrimack that opened this fall houses The lab bought equipment BOSTON (AP) — The weighed between 400 and grandchildren and family, both St., Lawrence, MA 01843. more than 1,000 students. including a robotics lab, 500 pounds. It took six near as well as Tennessee. To share a memory or leave University of Massachu- Capstone Development, darkroom equipment and setts Boston is promising volunteers to take it off Joyce will be remembered for online condolences, please which built the dorm, says 3D printing tools with the the beach. her happy and upbeat person- visit www.cuffemcginn.com. to x a litany of problems it has addressed many funding. BiciCocina, the at the longtime commuter Prescott says leather- ality that was always conveyed problems and is waiting Greater Lawrence Techni- backs are the largest of all with her beautiful smile. school’s rst on-campus for parts to x others. cal School and the Law- dormitory. sea turtles, and can weigh In addition to her husband, rence YMCA all donated up to 2,000 pounds. Joyce leaves her grandsons, The Boston Globe re- equipment and services to Innovation lab to close He says the turtle ports that the college’s in- the innovation lab. after two-year run looked to be in great terim chancellor informed Lab founder Jennifer shape. students via email Sunday LAWRENCE (AP) — A Hilton says MILL “didn’t Prescott says the turtle IN MEMORIAM that their complaints re- tech incubator that strug- have enough interest and IN MEMORIAM Did you know? counted in the newspaper has been transported to CINDY A. BURNS gled to nd tenants has support within the com- ON HER FIRST ANNIVERSARY would be addressed. the New England Aquar- NOVEMBER 13, 2018 closed after two years. munity.” NOVEMBER 13, 2018 Students spoke of poor The Eagle-Tribune ium where it will be security, unauthorized reports that Maker In- Leatherback turtle examined. guests in common areas, novation Lab Lawrence rescued off town’s beach broken elevators, lack recently announced it of hot water, and under- would close. The lab had EASTHAM (AP) — Vol- 781-593-7700 cooked hamburgers in the signed on to pay $50,000 unteers have rescued Publishing Daily, except Sundays Home delivery dining hall. each year in rent for the a massive leatherback USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Interim chancellor Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA subscribers 10,000 square-foot space turtle off a beach. and additional of ces. get FREE access Katherine Newman called at Everett Mills in Law- The Cape Cod Times re- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item the problems “unaccept- rence. It will give assets ports that the turtle was Subscriptions I can't believe a year's gone by. to the e-edition on Very sadly missed and loved by able” and promised to and equipment to the spotted on First Encoun- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Howie, Hannah, Shayna and Mom hold responsible the com- building in exchange for ter Beach in Eastham at $20.00 for 4 weeks $65.00 for 13 weeks pany that built the dorm. unpaid rent. around 3:30 p.m. Sunday. $130.00 for 26 weeks IN MEMORIAM $260.00 for 1 year IN MEMORIAM Send payment to and POSTMASTER, CHRISTINA LAURA ANN SAVIANO ON HER FIRST ANNIVERSARY Catch up with your send address changes to: 2017 ~ NOVEMBER 13 ~ 2018 The Daily Item Lovingly remembered and sadly favorite team 110 Munroe St. missed by Mom and David, Victor P.O. Box 5 and Cari, and family. in Item Sports! Lynn, MA 01903 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 A bright idea in Swampscott: sports under the lights

SWAMPSCOTT will be more of an event as Swampscott High School’s with it from beginning to town’s football team, that “We’re looking to install a From A1 opposed to just a game,” he football coach, Bobby Seri- end. When you drive up is not going to be their new concession stand with said. “When most of them no, said he is not too fired for practice you’re amazed only purpose. Cresta said bathrooms at the rear of Cresta said, aside from giv- are on Saturday after- up about playing on Fri- because you never thought Blocksidge is now going to the field. We need more ing the team the opportu- noons, people are busy and day nights. it was going to happen.” be a multi-purpose field, fundraising but, ideally, nity to practice more and there are so many other “I’d love to keep my The coach may not be opening the turf for boys we would be starting this take part in the evening youth activities going on. games on Saturday af- excited for the change, and girls soccer, field hock- next spring.” games, the new installa- When they play at night- ternoons and keep all the but he said he does rec- ey, and lacrosse teams, for tion is going to bring the time, it’s going to give more old timers at the games, ognize both the town and both the high school and Item Sports Editor Harold community together. He people the opportunity to but I’m a lot happier that his team are. On Saturday, the youth organizations. Rivera contributed to this believes this will have more go to the games.” it’s going to open more Serino led his team to the “I’m very excited to have report. He can be reached at Swampscott students, and While the majority of the practices and times for Division 5 North champi- this phase of the project [email protected]. Bel- residents, showing up for town is excited for “Big other sports,” said Serino. onship with a 34-26 victo- over because now it’s time la diGrazia can be reached Friday night games. Blue’s” next chapter, not “There were many people ry over Amesbury. to move on to the next at [email protected]. “It just brings the com- everyone is ecstatic over that carried this project While the lights are a phase of the Blocksidge Follow her on Twitter @Bel- munity together because it the game schedule switch. through and they stuck big step forward for the Field project,” said Cresta. ladiGrazia. Reel achievements by student filmmakers Community garden finds FILMMAKERS anywhere other than in fertile ground at NSCC From A1 here. It still hasn’t sunk in that my film has had an GARDEN reach in the Lynn com- “All of these films are impact on many people.” From A1 munity, according to the wonderful,” said Rachel St. In “Dear Introvert,” film- school. Pierre, manager of RAW’s maker Mejia, 15, a Clas- Food Project. “We’re ex- Dean of Career and R2R Filmschool program. sical High sophomore, is cited about the North Technical Education and “People want to see real shown walking through Shore Community College Business Diversity for films made by younger Lynn Woods, talking about partnership and how that NSCC Eric Frauwirth filmmakers.” The Peabody her quiet personality. “It’s aligns and we really want said the college worked native said RAW staff- been an aggravating ad- to build that up and have with The Food Project for ers provided support and venture with you (dear that be a long-term space.” the past several years guidance as needed. The introvert). I’m not an open Developers Procopio through its horticulture finished films, she empha- person and I don’t see that Enterprises, Inc., official- sized, fulfill the vision of as a bad thing.” program. Students also do ly broke ground on the community service with the student filmmakers Mejia said her first film mixed-use development and are their work. “I stand is about “introverts who the organization. on Munroe Street last “They’re going to be by every one, every piece of become friends in the end.” week. The building will art we put out there. These “Picking” is about Wood’s providing the service and PHOTO | NOEL PICHARDO include 259 market-rate labor,” Frauwirth said. are great,” she said. Some love of music and her apartments and 20,000 “They will be making sure 60 students take part in Student filmmakers from Raw Art Works’ Real Fender Stratocaster. In square feet of ground floor plants in the greenhouse the program. to Reel program will have their documentaries eighth grade she met a boy commercial space. are taken care of. It’s defi- Gallant, 18, a senior at screened at the Boston International Kids Film who played lead guitar in The growing season is nitely mutually benefi- English High who’s partic- Festival on Nov. 17 at the Somerville Theatre. a rock band; she started over, so don’t expect to ipated in RAW programs Clockwise from top left, Hunter Wanger, Miguel playing guitar so they’d see a shovel in the ground cial.” for more than eight years, Valdez, Karla Mejia, and Julianna Gallant. have something in com- anytime soon, according to Frauwirth said NSCC said she fought through mon. “I met the boy, broke Wang. The cost to operate is looking for this to be writer’s block while mak- up with the boy, but kept is unclear, but it would be a long-term partnership ing “City of Sin.” That’s ‘Donuts’ on film fest menu the guitar,” she cheeki- several hundred dollars and is in the process of de- hard to be believe, given ly says in the film. Wood, for materials and labor, he veloping a memorandum the poetic nature of her By Bill Brotherton in grades three to five, 17, a senior at St. Mary’s said. of understanding with the voice-overs. She compares High, is active in the the- ITEM FEATURES the other for students in The school received organization. The symbi- herself to the city she loves ater program there. EDITOR grades six to eight. funding from a 2018 Mas- otic relationship gives the thusly: “We’re both just The mission of the Bos- Herook said Anne Pe- sachusetts Skills Capital college students the op- beautiful structures built ton International Kids LYNNFIELD — “Proj- tralia, whose son Matt Grant for the purchase portunity to do community on cracked foundations.” Film Festival is to inspire ect Donuts,” a film made participated in the film- and installation of a sus- service learning and pro- Her reworking of the “City kids to use the medium to by Lynnfield students, making program, ap- tainable greenhouse and vides a pipeline for Food of Sin” poem offers hope, for tell their own stories, said will be screened at the proached her three years related classroom equip- Project service volunteers her, her city and the diverse Laura Azevedo, executive Somerville Theatre on ago about adding the ment in Lynn to support at the high school level to newcomers who now call director of Filmmakers Sunday afternoon as part camp as a summer offer- the college’s Horticulture, then become North Shore Lynn home. She thanks Ar- Collaborative, the festi- of the Boston Interna- ing. Student participation Culinary Arts, and Health students. turo Gonzalez-Barrios with tional Kids Film Festival. val’s presenter. and Science programs “We’re just really excit- helping with the editing has increased each year, “The festival is all about The short film will she said, especially with and provide additional ca- ed about the opportunity,” and animation techniques be part of the 1:30-3 kids. In a city that pro- pacity to meet workforce said Frauwirth. “The Food that are interspersed with the younger age group. p.m. block showcasing vides ample opportunity needs, according to the Project has such a strong video of the city. “A lot of Students learned for adults to watch inde- movies made in Film- school. foothold in the community people think Lynn is bad. script writing, story- pendently-made feature makers Collaborative The greenhouse, which and the food sustainabil- It’s not,” she said. board sketching, char- films and documentaries, Academy programs. opened several weeks ago, ity piece they’re working Wanger, 16, a Marble- acter development, im- we wanted to create an Michaelann Herook, di- will provide community head High junior, said for provisation, and camera event geared specifically on is so near and dear to rector of Lynnfield Com- benefits by facilitating “Civil Discourse?” he took skills. The kids did it all, toward middle and high our heart, so it was a nat- munity Schools, which a partnership between to the streets of Lynn and writing, shooting, star- ural fit to bring them to- school students and their the college and The Food Marblehead, armed with offers before-school and ring in and editing the gether.” families,” said Azevedo. Project. It will allow the a camera, “accosting peo- after-school care pro- film, Herook said. “The student-made films organization to extend Gayla Cawley can be ple” and asking them for grams, as well as fun “Project Donuts” is a are particularly fun to its youth programs, sus- reached at gcawley@item- their thoughts on how to activities throughout fun, goofy six-minute watch. The stories are as tainable agriculture pro- live.com. Follow her on make political discussion the year, said Filmmak- film about aliens invad- varied as the filmmakers grams, and “farm to table” Twitter @GaylaCawley. in America more civil and ers Collaborative hosted ing classrooms in search and the skill level of the less violent. day-long Filmmaking of doughnuts. For a com- producer/directors have a About half of the folks he Camp for two weeks in plete film festival sched- broad range, but their voic- asked for their thoughts July at Lynnfield High. ule and tickets, go to es are proud and brave and Need to find told Wanger to take a One week was for those bikff.org. we are happy to magnify hike. During filming near them.” an article? the beach in Lynn, Wanger at an international film fes- several young women of For a complete film fes- said a man sat on a bench tival in Vancouver. Wanger, color who set out to rede- tival schedule and tickets, and laughed at him. Some who said he’s interested fine what black is to them.” go to bikff.org. All screen- Subscribe to responses ended up on the ings are open to the public. in politics, has been mak- Beato, 17, a spoken word cutting room floor. “It was The Real to Reel student e-edition on ing movies since middle artist, came up with the intimidating at times,” he films will be shown Satur- said. Still, he persevered school and got to attend concept and Valdez direct- day, Nov. 17, from 3:30 to and successfully got co- the screening in Canada. “I ed and handled filming. It 5 p.m., at the Somerville gent responses from about didn’t think that many peo- was previously selected to Theatre. In addition, the a dozen people, an encour- ple would see my film.” play at The Melanin Pride Real to Reel program will aging smile from a baby Valdez, 17, a senior at Film Festival at Harvard hold a free screening of and supportive woofs from KIPP Academy who has Law School. “That was these five documentaries a couple of dogs. participated in RAW pro- something,” said Valdez, and more student films at “Civil Discourse?” also re- grams for eight years, said, with a smile. “I never Lynn Auditorium, Tues- ceived a positive reception “’My Black Is. …’ features thought my film would go day, Nov. 27, at 6 p.m. Once Marines. Now cops. Fighting for veterans.

VETERANS Edward Pettipas, Bernard to avoid asking for help in because transition ser- From A1 and Charlie Griffin who favor of tackling the tran- vices provided by the mili- trace their Marine Corps sition to life outside the tary abruptly end. police officer’s job and service as far back as the military alone. “When that door shuts, some of the calls involve 1970s. “You’re taught to be a it locks,” he said. veterans, said John Ber- Pettipas and fellow go-getter; you are expect- But Marines under- The value of each coupon shown here is equal to nard, one of 17 Marine member David McE- ed to go it on your own,” stand from their first days or greater than the price of the newspaper. veterans who is a Lynn naney have attended the Crosby said. in boot camp that the police officer. luncheon for almost 20 Bernard said many vet- bond they share extends “We go to a lot of mental years. Other participants erans are not fully aware beyond wearing the uni- ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! health calls. When the op- include Jeff Trahant, Hen- of job placement, educa- form to helping veterans If you would like to participate in portunity arises, we talk ry Wojewodzic and Robert tion and health services and reinforcing the bond The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, veteran to veteran and re- Mason. available to them. He said through events like the mind them that someone The shared bond of po- Marines and other mili- society luncheon. contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 understands them,” said lice work and Marine tary personnel leaving the “There are other guys Bernard. Corps service helps the service should be required who understand what you TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY Bernard and seven Ma- officers look out for one to check in with town and went through,” Runyan rine veterans who are another and push to over- city veterans services di- said. Lynn officers spent Mon- come perceptions that, rectors. day attending the Semper as police officers and vet- It took Diaz a year and Thor Jourgensen can be Fidelis Society luncheon erans, they’re better off a half to make the transi- reached at tjourgensen@ in Boston. The annual keeping feelings and con- tion from serving as a Ma- itemlive.com. event is an opportunity to cerns bottled up. rine to living as a civilian. renew acquaintances and “We kind of have a dou- Ultimately, he said, the LAW OFFICES OF swap stories, but it also ble-whammy against us,” experience was a reality JAMES J. CARRIGAN reinforces the lifetime of Crosby said. check. • Social Security Disability support one Marine pro- He said making veter- “It involves accepting • Workers Compensation vides another by virtue of ans more aware of ser- how society is. You accept • Accidents serving. vices available to them you have problems you 25 years located across Prime Rib

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But I’ve worked with hun- The study also highlight- My own organization, GRAPHICS we mustn’t become anesthetized to the grainy cell dreds of family caregivers ed the importance of seek- Adult Family Care, is pro- Trevor Andreozzi phone videos punctured by the sound of gunfire or over the years, and their ing help, noting that most moting a more old-fash- Designer the images of people fleeing. This shouldn’t be rou- stories never cease to caregivers don’t discuss ioned way to help super- [email protected] tine; this isn’t normal. We still must be shocked, we amaze me. Most of them the challenges of providing charge caregiving. This Tyler Bernard Designer still must be horrified. Every. Single. Time. had no prior background in care with their doctors. But month we are giving [email protected] the field, but they stepped the ones that do usually Sustaining that emotion becomes all the more diffi- each of our caregivers a Zachary Coto cult when there are no simple solutions. 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Jeanne Leyden is a reg- [email protected] ing doesn’t become over- Our nurses and social istered nurse and direc- veterans and to determine what more can be done Gayla Cawley when someone is identified as having emotional whelming. As director of workers often remind tor of Adult Family Care, Reporter, ext. 1236 problems and also possesses a weapon. an adult foster care pro- caregivers to make time a non-profit adult foster [email protected] We must continue to find ways to better protect gram, I can really identify for self-care, and technol- care program at Somer- Cheryl Charles with this theme. ogy can be helpful there. ville-Cambridge Elder News Editor, ext. 1278 ourselves and our children. 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It was unclear what to "ramp down the rheto- he was referring to. ric," saying it erodes public The recount that is un- confidence in the election derway is mandated by PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for Senate and governor. state law. Anthropology students observe as human re- The state's law enforce- Much of the Republicans' mains are recovered from a burned-out home ment arm and elections ire was centered on Dem- monitors have found no Sunday in Paradise, Calif. ocrat-leaning Broward FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS evidence of wrongdoing, County and its Supervi- but lawyers for the Repub- sor of Elections Brenda Critics of Broward Supervisor of Elections Bren- lican party and the GOP Snipes, a Democrat who da Snipes, left, suggested that the slow pace of Northern California candidates joined with was appointed in 2003 ballot counting in the county is suspicious. Trump in alleging that by then-Republican gov- fire death toll at 29 irregularities, unethical ernor Jeb Bush. She has turnout for a midterm Bush said Monday behavior and fraud have been re-elected four times. election and the unusu- on Twitter that Snipes By Gillian Flaccus Co. the day before the fire taken place since the polls Critics have suggested the al length of this year's should be removed from and Don Thompson last week telling her that closed last week. slow pace of ballot-count- ballots, which contained office, saying there was ASSOCIATED PRESS crews needed to come onto "An honest vote count ing in Broward is suspi- 12 state constitutional "no question" that she her property because the is no longer possible" in cious. amendment proposals, "failed to comply with PARADISE, Calif. — utility's power lines were Florida, Trump declared Broward elections offi- partly as a result of a con- Florida law on multiple The dead were found in causing sparks. PG&E had Monday, without elaborat- cials have said this year's stitutional revision com- counts, undermining Flo- burned-out cars, in the no comment on the email, ing. He demanded that the count was encumbered mission that meets once ridians' confidence in our smoldering ruins of their and state officials said the election night results — by the unexpectedly high every 20 years. electoral process." homes, or next to their cause of the inferno was vehicles, apparently over- under investigation. come by smoke and flames As the search for victims before they could jump in dragged on, friends and Mississippi U.S. senator won’t behind the wheel and es- relatives of the missing cape. In some cases, there called hospitals, police, were only charred frag- shelters and the coroner's ments of bone, so small discuss ‘public hanging’ remark office in hopes of learn- that coroner's investiga- ing what became of their tors used a wire basket to loved ones. Paradise was By Emily yesterday, and that's all sift and sort them. a popular retirement com- Wagster Pettus I'm going to say about it," At least 29 people were munity, and about a quar- ASSOCIATED PRESS Hyde-Smith said. confirmed dead in the In the brief video, shot ter of the population was JACKSON, Miss. — A wildfire that turned the Nov. 2 in Tupelo, Hyde- over 65. white Republican U.S. sen- Northern California town Smith says after a man Tad Teays awaited word ator in Mississippi, a state introduces her to a small of Paradise and outlying on his 90-year-old demen- with a notorious history crowd: "If he invited me to areas into hell on earth, tia-stricken mother. Darli- for lynchings, says she a public hanging, I'd be on equaling the deadliest na Duarte was desperate will not answer questions blaze in state history, and for information about her about a video that shows the front row." the search for bodies con- half-brother, a diabetic her at a campaign event Hyde-Smith faces a tinued Monday. who was largely house- praising a cattle rancher black Democratic chal- Nearly 230 people were bound because he had lost by saying she would at- lenger, former congress- unaccounted for by the his legs. And Barbara Hall tend a "public hanging" if man and former U.S. ag- sheriff's reckoning, four tried in vain to find out he invited her to one. riculture secretary Mike days after the fire swept whether her aunt and the Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith Espy, in a Nov. 27 runoff. over the town of 27,000 woman's husband, who are appeared with Gov. Phil She said Sunday that the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and practically wiped it in their 80s and 90s, made Bryant on Monday at a remark was "an exagger- off the map with flames it out alive from their re- news conference at the ated expression of regard" In a video, after a man introduces her to a small so fierce that authorities tirement community. Mississippi Republi- for a friend who invited crowd, Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith said, “If he invited brought in a mobile DNA "Did they make it in their can Party headquarters, her to speak, and "any me to a public hanging, I’d be on the front row.” lab and forensic anthro- car? Did they get away? where she accepted an attempt to turn this into pologists to help identify Did their car go over the endorsement from the Na- a negative connotation is sissippi had 581 during ers, not dividers, and her the dead. edge of a mountain some- tional Right to Life Com- ridiculous." that time, the most of any words show that she lacks Meanwhile, a landown- where? I just don't know," mittee. Mississippi has a bitter state. the understanding and er near where the blaze said Hall, adding that the Reporters asked Hyde- history of racially moti- "Cindy Hyde-Smith's judgment to represent the began, Betsy Ann Cow- couple had only a landline Smith repeatedly about vated lynchings of black comments are reprehen- people of our state." ley, said she got an email and calls were not going the hanging comment, people. The NAACP web- sible," Espy campaign Bryant appointed Hyde- from Pacific Gas & Electric through to it. which grabbed attention site says that between spokesman Danny Blan- Smith to temporarily suc- Sunday when the pub- 1882 and 1968, there were ton said in a statement ceed Republican Sen. Thad lisher of a liberal-leaning 4,743 lynchings in the Sunday. "They have no Cochran, who retired amid Scientists: Wind and news site published it on United States, and nearly place in our political dis- health concerns in April. social media. 73 percent of the victims course, in Mississippi, or She will serve until the drought worsen fires, "I put out a statement were black. It says Mis- our country. We need lead- special election is resolved. not bad management Kemp-Abrams feud highlights a By Seth Borenstein some areas now burning ASSOCIATED PRESS had fires in 2005 and 2008, so they aren't "fu- new landscape in divided Georgia WASHINGTON — Both el-choked closed-canopy nature and humans share forests," Dennison said. blame for California's dev- By Bill Barrow In those earlier fires, ASSOCIATED PRESS astating wildfires, but for- Paradise was threatened est management did not but escaped major dam- ATLANTA — His elec- play a major role, despite age, he said. In the cur- tion still undecided, Re- President Donald Trump's rent blazes, it was virtual- publican Brian Kemp is claims, fire scientists say. ly destroyed. proceeding as a victorious Nature provides the dan- The other major fire, candidate and promising gerous winds that have in Southern California, to be a governor for all whipped the fires, and burned through shrub Georgians. That might not human-caused climate be so easy. change over the long haul land, not forest, Dennison said. Should his narrow lead is killing and drying the hold over Democrat Stac- shrubs and trees that pro- "It's not about forest management. These ar- ey Abrams and send him vide the fuel, experts say. to the governor's mansion, "Natural factors and hu- en't forests," he said. Kemp would face linger- man-caused global warm- The dean of the Univer- ing questions about how ing effects fatally collude" sity of Michigan's environ- and why he oversaw his in these fires, said wildfire mental school, Jonathan own election as secretary PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS expert Kristen Thornicke Overpeck, said Western of state. His victory would of the Potsdam Institute fires are getting bigger Stacey Abrams’ campaign filed a federal lawsuit Sunday asking a judge be fueled by an even stark- for Climate Impact Re- and more severe. He said to delay the vote certification until Wednesday, and Brian Kemp is being er than usual urban-rural search in Germany. it "is much less due to accused of running a racially and culturally divisive campaign. Multiple reasons explain bad management and divide, with Abrams draw- the fires' severity, but "for- is instead the result of ing most of her votes in race-laden contest that won because they were political environment that est management wasn't our baking of our forests, metro Atlanta and smaller pitted Abrams' bid to be- able to stoke the deep- now drives every election one of them," University woodlands and grasslands cities, and Kemp running come the nation's first est darkest fears among down to the county level. of Utah fire scientist Phil- with ever-worsening cli- up massive margins in ru- black woman governor their base." You run for coroner, you ip Dennison said. mate change." ral and small-town Geor- against Kemp's fierce ef- Some Republicans ac- have to say whether you Trump tweeted on Sat- Wildfires have become gia, eclipsing 85 percent in fort to preserve his over- knowledge the atmo- want to 'make America urday: "There is no reason more devastating because some counties. whelmingly white party's sphere even as they de- great again.'" for these massive, dead- of the extreme weather Then there's his em- hold on a diversifying fend Kemp from charges Undeterred, Abrams' ly and costly forest fires swings from global warm- brace of President Donald Deep South state. he ran a racially and cul- campaign filed a federal in California except that ing, fire scientists said. Trump's coarse rhetoric, The after-effects, they turally divisive campaign. lawsuit Sunday asking forest management is so The average number of from Kemp warning about say, won't easily dissipate. "Some of this is beyond a judge to delay the vote poor. Billions of dollars U.S. acres burned by wild- "illegal votes" to promis- "In the hypotheti- Brian Kemp's control," certification until Wednes- are given each year, with fires has doubled over the ing to "round up crimi- cal scenario that Brian said Brian Robinson, a day and make officials so many lives lost, all be- level from 30 years ago. nal illegals" in his pickup Kemp becomes governor," former adviser for outgo- count any votes that were cause of gross misman- As of Monday, more than truck. said NAACP activist and ing Gov. Nathan Deal and wrongly rejected, which agement of the forests." 13,200 square miles have That plays into what former congressional for Kemp's vanquished could restore at least One reason that scien- burned. That's more than civil rights leaders and candidate Francys John- GOP primary rival. "Bri- 1,095 votes. The campaign tists know that manage- a third higher than the observers from both par- son, "then he and Donald an Kemp cannot extricate said thousands more bal- ment isn't to blame is that 10-year average. ties describe as a bitter, Trump will have both himself from the national lots could be affected. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- at 7:57 p.m. Sunday at MBTA at 3:09 a.m. Monday on Atlan- larly arrests, reflect police records. parking garage at 186 Market tic Avenue. Police reported a In the event of a perceived inac- St. man with a knapsack walking curacy, it is the sole responsibility inbound on Atlantic near Pres- Theft ton Beach. of the concerned party to contact the relevant police department and A report of a larceny at 9:12 PEABODY have the department issue a no- a.m. Monday at 126 Union St.; tice of correction to the Daily Item. at 10:12 a.m. Monday at 17 Janice Road; at 10:46 a.m. Summons Corrections or clarifications will not Monday at 34 Forest St.; at be made without express notice of Jerson Larreynaga, 20, of 2:13 p.m. Monday at 40 Car- 15 Ridgeway St., Lynn was change from the arresting police olyn Road. issued a summons following department. a motor vehicle traffic stop Vandalism on Sunday at 9:11 p.m. at 22 Macarthur Circle and charged LYNN A report of motor vehicle with attaching plates, and vandalism at 6:15 a.m. Mon- Arrests speeding. day at 35 Ingalls St.; at 9:17 Sharron Baski, 21, of 5 a.m. Monday at 5 Debra Lane. Accidents Topliff St., Dorchester, was A report of vandalism at 1:23 p.m. Monday at 9 Estes arrested and charged with A report of a motor vehicle PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS unlicensed operation of a St. crash with no injuries at 1 Lynn motor vehicle, number plate St. on Sunday at 4:49 p.m. Of- Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, president of the United States Conference violation to conceal ID, un- MARBLEHEAD ficer spoke with the reporting of Catholic Bishops, said he was told to delay action until after a Vati- registered motor vehicle, un- party who said the operator of can-convened global meeting on sex abuse in February. insured motor vehicle/trailer Accident a Tahoe left the scene and is and on warrant charges of re- possibly impaired. Officer re- ceiving a stolen motor vehicle, A report of a motor vehicle ported he will check the area Bishops delay votes on use of a motor vehicle without hit and run crash at 5:44 p.m. for that vehicle. authority and unlicensed op- Sunday on Commercial Street. eration of a motor vehicle at Complaints 12 p.m. Monday. Complaints church sex abuse crisis On Sunday at 5:42 p.m. Mayco Esteban Perez, 18, abuse, including a new cardinal after church in- A caller reported a roof- caller reported his sister was By David Mcfadden of 50 Goodridge St., was ar- and David Crary code of conduct for them- vestigators said an allega- ing team working in the area admitted for a mental health rested and charged with viola- ASSOCIATED PRESS selves and the creation tion that he groped a teen- should not be working at evaluation today and called tion of the city knife ordinance of a special commission, age altar boy in the 1970s 8:04 a.m. Sunday on Norman 10 minutes ago to say she is BALTIMORE — At the at 4 p.m. Sunday. including lay experts, to was credible. Subsequent- Street. There was reportedly a out and on her way to kill their Vatican's insistence, U.S. Richard Hitchcock, 62, review complaints against ly, several former seminar- team of about 15 men. Police mother. Caller reports his sister Catholic bishops abruptly of 19 Kensington Park, was the bishops. ians and priests reported reported the men were clean- is still at the North Shore Medi- postponed plans Monday arrested and charged with The bishops plan to pro- they too had been abused ing up, putting a tarp on the cal Center awaiting psycholog- to vote on proposed new shoplifting by asportation at ceed with discussing these or harassed by McCarrick roof and leaving. ical evaluation and nurse will steps to address the clergy 1:37 p.m. Monday. proposals, which were as adults, triggering de- A report of a low wire from advise whether she is released. sex abuse crisis roiling the Socheath San, 32, was drafted in September by bate over who might have pole to pole at 10:40 a.m. Officer will document. church. arrested and charged with Sunday on Endicott Avenue. Cardinal Daniel DiNar- the bishops' Administra- known and covered up Mc- A caller reports he gave bank Carrick's misconduct. urinating in public and on Cars could get by, but trucks do of Galveston-Houston, tive Committee. Cardinal information over the computer Blase J. Cupich, of Chica- In August, a grand jury warrant charges of shoplifting could not. the president of the U.S. and his bank account is now go, suggested the bishops report in Pennsylvania de- by asportation and shoplifting A report of a civil issue at Conference of Catholic locked on Sunday 5:54 p.m. could hold a non-bind- tailed decades of abuse and by concealing merchandise at 12:26 p.m. Sunday on Sevi- Bishops, said he was told A 911 caller reported a ing vote on the proposals cover-up in six dioceses, 12:47 p.m. Monday. nor Road. A person walked in on the eve of the bishop's suspicious black Honda Pi- while in Baltimore and alleging more than 1,000 Ryan Tolmie, 42, of 14 the police station looking for lot with blue headlights has national meeting to de- Loggers Run, West Warwick, lay action until after a then convene a special as- children had been abused help regarding a problem with been following him on Sunday sembly for a formal vote over the years by about R.I., was arrested on a cour- a neighbor. She just got home at 10:56 p.m. at 82 Prospect Vatican-convened global tesy booking and on a war- meeting on sex abuse in after considering the re- 300 priests. Since then, a from being away and there St. and 230 Andover St. He sults of the global meeting federal prosecutor in Phila- rant charge of violation of was a note left on her property reports they had a verbal ex- February. "We are not ourselves in February. delphia has begun working an abuse prevention order at asking her to clean up her own change while stopped at an in- happy about this," DiNar- "I realize that another on a federal criminal case 1:53 p.m. Monday. leaves. Police told her it was tersection. Caller told the other do told reporters in an meeting will create logis- centered on child exploita- a civil issue and there was no party to stop following and he tical challenges for the tion, and attorneys general Accidents crime involved. unusual public display of replied, “You’ve been following frustration at a Vatican conference staff and the in several other states have A caller reported she pur- A report of a motor vehicle me.” Vehicles then went on pronouncement. bishops' schedules, but launched investigations. chased some movie tickets crash at 6:36 p.m. Sunday at their separate ways on Route "We are working very there is a grave urgency to DiNardo, in his address at the cinema and discovered Park Street and Western Ave- 114. No further assistance hard to move to action — this matter and we cannot opening the bishops' as- that the clerk did not return nue; at 8 p.m. Sunday at Broad needed. and we'll do it," he said. "I delay," Cupich said. sembly, told survivors of her change at 2:24 p.m. Sun- and Union streets; at 8:03 A noise complaint was made think people in the church Abuse scandals have clergy abuse he was "deep- day on Pleasant Street. She p.m. Sunday at Prime Gas at by a resident of the Tannery have a right to be skepti- roiled the Roman Catholic ly sorry." had left the cinema and went 969 Western Ave.; at 9:45 Apartments at 50 Warren St. cal. I think they also have Church worldwide for de- "Some would say this back to confront the clerk, who a.m. Monday at 47 Autumn on Monday at 2:01 a.m. Of- a right to be hopeful." cades, but there have been is entirely a crisis of the denied the claim but returned St.; at 12:12 p.m. Monday at ficer reports TV was on at an The bishops are meet- major developments this past. It is not," DiNar- the money to her. appropriate level. Boston and Ford streets; at ing through Wednesday year in the U.S. do said. "We must never A caller reported being upset Resident of 29 Longview 12:51 p.m. Monday at Dunkin’ in Baltimore and had In July, Pope Francis re- victimize survivors over that her neighbor blew all of reports a burglary in progress Donuts at 116 Lewis St. been expected to consider moved U.S. church leader again by demanding they their leaves into the roadway at on Monday at 2:13 a.m. Call- A report of a motor vehicle several steps to combat Theodore McCarrick as a heal on our timeline." 4:41 p.m. Sunday on Camille er said he found a man in his crash with personal injury at Terrace. She said she was up- kitchen who then fled. 4:29 a.m. Monday at South set because they were going Caller reported on Monday Street and Western Avenue; Bar gunman was ‘out of control’ to get ground into the roadway at 8:31 a.m. that people are at 7:32 a.m. Monday at 315 and wanted her neighbor to be breaking into her apartment at Lynnway. fined or punished. 18 Walnut St., Apt. 210, and in high school, track coach says A report of a motor vehicle A report of dogs barking at taking things. Officer spoke hit and run crash at 12:59 1:25 a.m. Monday on Saga- with a program coordinator By Amanda p.m. Monday at 137 Eastern more Road. A caller reported who will check on the person Lee Myers Ave. her dogs were barking loudly to see if she is getting assis- ASSOCIATED PRESS for more than an hour and tance. MONTCLAIR, Calif. — Assaults thought there may be some An unruly patient was report- A second high school coach A report of an assault and trouble there. She said she ed at the Lahey Medical Center of the gunman who killed battery at 8:12 p.m. Sunday knows the woman no longer on Monday at 9:56 a.m. in the 12 people at a Southern on Western Avenue; at 9:10 lives there and there have emergency room. Reporting California bar recalled p.m. Sunday on Eastern Ave- been recent issues at that lo- party called back to say pa- him on Sunday as volatile nue. cation. Police reported gaining tient is no longer acting out and intimidating, and said entry to the residence and and all is OK. that repeated complaints Complaints gathering the dogs inside. The Stolen bicycle reported on to school administrators owner pulled up at that point. Monday at 1:50 p.m. at 3 Inn- about his behavior failed A report of an injured cop A report of a suspicious man is Road. Officer will document. to prompt any discipline. Evie Cluke coached Ian David Long on Newbury Park High School's track Man struck by train in Lynn has died team in 2007 and 2008. In an interview with The PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Gayla Cawley The man, who was in pinned beneath the train. Associated Press, she said ITEM STAFF his 40s, died overnight Authorities have not re- Long was a "ticking time Former high school track coach Evie Cluke re- after being taken by med- leased his name and are bomb" who constantly lost peatedly reported Ian David Long’s behavioral LYNN — The man flight helicopter to Tufts still investigating why he his temper, threw tan- problems while she coached him. struck by and pinned un- Medical Center following was on the tracks. trums and would scream der an inbound commut- the collision. at coaches when he didn't back away from him." the team and told her she er rail train in Central Initial reports on the acci- Gayla Cawley can be like their decisions. She Long, a 28-year-old for- didn't have that authori- Square Sunday night has dent were inaccurate with reached at gcawley@item- said she once witnessed mer Marine machine-gun- ty, while the now-retired died, according to Lynn Lynn Fire Dept. disputing live.com. Follow her on him assault a fellow coach. ner who served in Af- principal brushed it aside Fire Capt. Joseph Zukas. that the man had been Twitter @GaylaCawley. That coach, Dominique ghanistan, opened fire as a one-time incident. Colell, said Long grabbed during college night at Long rejoined the team POLICE BRIEFS her rear and midsection the Borderline Bar and after apologizing in front after she refused to return Grill in Thousand Oaks of several coaches and ad- a cellphone. Another time, on Wednesday night. He ministrators. Boston police investigate department doesn’t “take Robert Bjorkman stole he used his hand to mimic killed 11 people and a po- Cluke said she, Colell phone threats to 2 gay bars any threats lightly.” the truck at about noon shooting her, Colell said, lice officer who responded, and her father, also a He says everybody Saturday in Boston. adding that she feared for and then fatally shot him- track coach at the school BOSTON (AP) — Police should be able to enjoy a Multiple attempts to herself whenever she was self, police said. at the time, repeatedly re- are investigating threat- night out peacefully. stop the suspect were around him. Authorities have not de- ported Long's behavioral ening phone calls made Police did not say unsuccessful. The suspect Cluke said she also wit- termined a motive. problems, to no avail. to two bars in Boston whether the incidents struck several parked nessed Long pretending to Colell kicked Long off Emails to various ad- that cater to a largely gay were linked and didn’t vehicles before backing shoot Colell. the track team immedi- ministrators at the high release any further infor- clientele. into one officer’s cruis- "When Dominique ately after he assaulted school were not immedi- mation about the nature er. Investigators say as The calls came in at turned around and saw her, but she and Cluke ately answered Sunday. of the threats. another officer exited his about the same time on that, she turned pale as said the boy's track coach Attempts to get comment cruiser, the suspect struck consecutive nights. a ghost and it was very, urged her to reconsider by phone and in person Police: Officers injured by him with the stolen truck. A police spokesman very scary." Cluke said. because that could com- from officials at the school Both officers were promise Long's goal of and its district were un- said the first call was man driving stolen truck "Just sadistic. ... He was transported to a hospital out of control. He would joining the Marines. The successful Friday, when answered by an employee BOSTON (AP) — A with non-life threatening scream and cuss and his head track coach, Cluke both were closed because at dbar at about 7:30 p.m. Middleborough man injuries. face would turn bright red said, reversed Colell's de- of a massive and deadly Friday. police say stole a truck Bjorkman was eventual- and people would actually cision to throw Long off wildfire in the area. Another call targeted from a construction ly apprehended. the Alley Bar at about site and then used it to He faces numerous the same time Saturday injure two Boston police charges including assault night. officers while trying to to murder and malicious Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Police Commissioner escape is heading to destruction of property. It Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY William Gross told the court. was not immediately clear All reports of neighborhood activity or text the word tiplynn Boston Herald that his Police say 49-year-old if he had a lawyer. will be investigated. and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch’ makes off with $66 million at the box office By Andrew Dalton "Despicable Me," produced acter, voiced by Benedict Paul Dergarabedian, se- ASSOCIATED PRESS the latest interpretation Cumberbatch, a backstory nior media analyst for of Seuss' 1957 book that in an orphanage and fills Comscore. "'Bohemian LOS ANGELES — led to a 1966 TV special out the story of his foil Rhapsody' was bigger You're a mean one — and and first came to the big Cindy Lou Who. than expected, 'A Star you're number one — Mr. screen as a live-action fea- It's the second Seuss ad- Is Born' was bigger than Grinch. ture starring Jim Carrey aptation for Illumination. expected. It's fueling a "Dr. Seuss' The Grinch" in 2000. Its version of "The Lorax" box-office surge." sledded past mixed re- The industry has views and made off with Paramount Pictures' opened with a comparable war-horror hybrid "Over- $70 million weekend and reached a cumulative box $66 million for Universal office total of $10 billion Pictures to top the week- lord" was third in its first went on to gross $348.8 weekend with $10.1 mil- million worldwide. faster than in any other end North American box year, Dergarabedian said. office, according to studio lion. Disney's "The Nut- "The Grinch" was widely cracker and the Four expected to be No. 1 with The Christmas theme of estimates Sunday. "The Grinch" could sus- Last week's top film, the Realms" brought in $9.5 few other major openings million and finished fourth this weekend, but it sur- tain it through the holi- Queen biopic "Bohemian days and Universal hopes Rhapsody," drops to sec- in its second week. The passed projections that it has a longer life than ond for 20th Century Fox weekend's other major de- had it bringing in closer that. with a $30.8 million week- but, "The Girl in the Spi- to $60 million, continuing "With Thanksgiving end that brings its overall der's Web," made just $8 what's become a trend in coming, we're poised to take to $100 million. million and finished fifth. 2018. have a great run through Illumination, the Uni- Illumination's "Grinch," "'The Grinch' is just that," said Jim Orr, pres- versal-owned animators narrated by Pharrell Wil- the latest in a string of ident of domestic dis- behind "The Minions" and liams, gives the title char- over-performers," said tribution for Universal. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS "Illumination's created such a classic take on this Chris Stapleton is nominated for five Country beloved character that au- Music Association Awards. diences will be enjoying it for a really long time." But big rivals loom Could country’s new soon, including "Fantas- tic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald" next week class cause an upset and "Ralph Breaks The Internet" on Nov. 21. at the CMA Awards? "We've got a lot of com- petition coming up for By Kristin M. Hall ALBUM OF THE family audiences," Derga- and Mesfin Fekadu YEAR: "From A Room: rabedian said. ASSOCIATED PRESS Volume 2," Chris Staple- Estimated ticket sales ton; "Golden Hour," Kacey The Country Music As- for Friday through Sun- Musgraves; "Graffiti U," sociation Awards tend to day at U.S. and Canadi- Keith Urban; "Life Chang- be fairly predictable as far an theaters, according to es," Thomas Rhett; and as winners go, but could comScore. Where avail- "The Mountain," Dierks this year be different? Can able, the latest interna- Bentley. the new class of country tional numbers for Friday FEKADU: Kacey Mus- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS artists upset the longtime through Sunday also are graves not only had the favorites on Wednesday? “Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch” topped the weekend North American box of- included. Final domestic best country album of the The well-researched mu- fice while last week’s top film, the Queen biopic “Bohemian Rhapsody,” figures were to be released year, she is in the race for sic writers of The Asso- the best album of the year. dropped to second. Monday. ciated Press weigh in on Maybe the best album of predictions. all-time (said in Kanye Chris Stapleton is the voice). OK, I am kidding top contender with five ‘A Private War’ tells the story of about the last one. But nominations, but beyond that, the field is wide- seriously, "Golden Hour" spread. Nine other artists is truly a beautiful, warm war correspondent Marie Colvin and special album that all have three nominations each, including Chris Jan- shows Kacey's growth and By Rafer Guzmán son, Dan + Shay, Midland natural ability to take on NEWSDAY and Thomas Rhett. new sounds. She deserves this award. She was a well-known The show, hosted by Brad Paisley and Carrie HALL: Kacey's creativi- name in England, a war ty really shines on this re- correspondent for The Sun- Underwood, airs live on ABC from the Bridgestone cord and it would be great day Times with a string of to see the sole woman in bylines from global conflict Arena in Nashville, Tenn. ENTERTAINER OF this category win this zones and the added credi- award. But I am not going bility of a black eye patch, THE YEAR: Jason Al- dean, Luke Bryan, Kenny with the safe bet, which the result of Sri Lankan would be Stapleton win- shrapnel that blinded her Chesney, Chris Stapleton and Keith Urban. ning this category a sec- left eye. Yet it wasn't un- KRISTIN HALL: Jason ond time in a row. Thom- til 2012, when she was Aldean was on the stage as Rhett put out a truly killed while reporting on during the nation's worst personal album about his the siege of Homs in Syria, mass shooting last year in rise to fame, his social me- that many Americans first Las Vegas. He has become dia-famous family and his heard of Marie Colvin, who a symbol for recovery for life, and he did it his way grew up in East Norwich, thousands grieving over by incorporating all the N.Y., graduated from Oys- the past year and brought styles and genres he loves. ter Bay High School and together the country mu- It's not a traditional coun- found her calling at Yale, sic community. try album, but his songs where she wrote for the MESFIN FEKADU: connect with people and college newspaper. Where my girls at? Truly that's important. Her funeral in Oyster PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bummed to not see a fe- MALE VOCALIST OF Bay drew a crowd of 200, Rosamund Pike stars as Marie Colvin in “A Private War.” male or a group with wom- THE YEAR: Dierks Bent- including Rupert Mur- en in this epic category. ley, Luke Combs, Thomas doch, the Times' owner, by Arash Amel from a Van- wartime horrors at bay. perception, how she swept But I digress. Yes, Kristin, Rhett, Chris Stapleton who called her "the great- ity Fair article by Marie Pike, a native Londoner the ground beforehand as you're right about Jason, and Keith Urban. est war correspondent Brenner, paints a picture of who knew of Colvin only she walked," Pike says. he is a brave soul and he FEKADU: Chris Staple- we've had" and "probably a single-minded journalist as a Sunday Times read- In the besieged Syrian had another great year in ton has won this award the best in the world." but a complicated woman. er, says she learned about city of Homs, Colvin and country music. However, I the last three years Six years after her death, Marie Colvin's workplace Heineman's film from a Conroy reported on civil- think it's time the CMAs and nothing changes on Colvin is back in the spot- was the world's latest trou- colleague and lobbied the ians who were under at- give this honor to Chris Wednesday night. light as the subject of a fea- ble-spot — Syria, Libya, director for the starring tack by Syrian forces. In Stapleton, who has been HALL: Can the CMA ture film, a documentary Sri Lanka — but home was role. "I just had a compul- the shelling, Colvin and a beast in this music in- just give the award to Sta- and a book. "A Private War," comfortable, cosmopolitan sion, I don't know why," a French photographer, dustry ever since he had pleton early in the show? starring Rosamund Pike as London. In the film, Colvin says Pike. Though Colvin Remi Ochlik, were killed. his breakthrough moment No one wants to be the Colvin and Jamie Dornan faces life-or-death situa- was a print journalist, she "It's the truth that cost on the CMAs stage in guys going up against him as her longtime photogra- tions with aplomb, as when did make a number of tele- Marie her life," says Con- 2015. And before then, he in this category, but for the pher, Paul Conroy, opened in she flashes her gym card vision appearances that roy. Marie's story, he adds, worked tirelessly behind- sake of argument, Luke Los Angeles and New York to convince several armed Pike watched to get a sense is a reminder "that jour- the-scenes and now is the Combs has shown himself last Friday, and will expand Iraqis that she's a medical of Colvin's voice and body nalism is alive and still time for the country music to be a great young singer nationwide this Friday. worker, but often uses al- language. "I could see how being practiced in the tru- world to truly highlight his who has a lot of power in "A Private War," written cohol to keep memories of the eye affected her depth est sense it can be." artistry and hard work. his voice. REVIEW ‘Valley of the Heart’ brings immigrant story from California’s past

By Charles McNulty obstacles and setbacks in and wide political em- out a contemporary irony, is under fire at home and rative path, but the over- LOS ANGELES TIMES their adopted country. brace. his habit is to crack a joke. abroad. riding agenda is one of Valdez, author of "Zoot The play resembles at The playwright doesn't "Valley of the Heart" compassion and common In Luis Valdez's "Val- Suit," a landmark drama times a graphic novel probe all that deeply into sometimes seems to be humanity. ley of the Heart," two im- that helped launch the brought to the stage. The the resentments between shaped along the lines of Bridging differences has migrant families — one Chicano theater move- characters and the dia- the families beyond the a soap opera. It's not just of Mexican heritage, the always been difficult and ment, is back at the Mark logue have all the realism issue of interracial mar- that there's so much mo- hobbled by injustice, as other of Japanese — are Taper Forum to tackle of a historical cartoon. But riage. But he does drama- mentous action. Valdez the experiences of the two living side by side on a another chapter of immi- what is lost in subtlety of tize the disparate effects adopts an "and then this families remind us. But Northern California farm grant history in Califor- detail is partly gained in of the war on these dif- happened" approach to at the start of World War nia. The story of Japanese breadth of perspective. ferent communities — op- the storytelling. The plot at a time when refugees II. American internment is Valdez tells an epic tale portunity for one, hell for swells like an old-fash- are being scapegoated for Their lives become en- at the heart of "Valley of about immigrant travails another. Tragedy, however, ioned novel, and with so partisan political ends, twined not just through the Heart," which opened that speaks directly to to- has a way of uniting folks, much material, the broad- "Valley of the Heart" cel- marriage but through the Wednesday in a produc- day's controversies with- and there's no shortage of ly drawn characters can ebrates diversity as the plight of new Americans tion directed by Valdez out having to name them. devastating news during get lost in the shuffle. true ingredient of Ameri- forced to overcome painful with his customary verve When he wants to point this period when freedom Politics informs the nar- ca's enduring greatness. A8 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Michelle Obama memoir is the next pick for Winfrey book club

NEW YORK (AP) — Mi- desire to think about your able to discover, de ne chelle Obama's "Becom- own becoming," Winfrey, and then re ne her voice." ing," already expected to who on Monday told The In "Becoming," Obama sell millions of copies, now Associated Press in a shares such deeply has the of cial backing of statement that she had personal revelations as Oprah Winfrey. selected "Becoming" for suffering a miscarriage "This book is everything her book club. "It's so and sharply criticiz- you wanted to know and well-written I can hear es President Donald so much you didn't even her voice; I can hear her Trump for promoting the know you wanted to expressions; I can feel her false "birther" rumor that know. I believe it's going emotion. What she allows Barack Obama was not a U.S. citizen. The former to spark within you the us to see is how she was rst lady's book comes out Tuesday and is among the most anticipated political memoirs in years, topping PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Amazon.com's best-seller list throughout the week- end. On Monday, Barnes Gerard Butler’s house demolished & Noble announced that pre-orders for "Becoming" were the highest for any while others await word of fire’s toll adult book since Harper LOS ANGELES (AP) — Robin Thicke's Mal- Caitlyn Jenner was Lee's "Go Set a Watch- Celebrities whose coastal ibu home burned down among the fortunate ones, man," which came out in homes have been dam- entirely, according to his learning Sunday that her 2015. aged or destroyed in a representative. house was spared. Winfrey, publishing's Southern California wild- The 41-year-old singer "Yay, our house made most established hit mak- re or were forced to  ee said on Instagram that it!" Jenner said in an Ins- er, knows the Obamas from the  ames expressed he, his girlfriend and his tagram video then showed well, to the point where sympathy and solidarity two kids are "safe and the bare, blackened Michelle Obama and with less-famous people surrounded by friends landscape surrounding Ellen DeGeneres once hurt worse by the state's and family" and were the house. teased each other over deadly blazes, and gave thankful to re ghters. "It was devastating out FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS who was closer to her. their gratitude to re- "As we drove to safety, here in Malibu," Jenner ghters who kept them they risked their lives said. “The hills are just safe. trying to save our home," totally scorched. Fried to Composer Ennio Morricone denies "Returned to my house Thicke said. say the least....we're very, in Malibu after evacu- Camille Grammer very lucky." ating," Gerard Butler Meyer of "The Real Many others including comments about Quentin Tarantino wrote in an Instagram Housewives of Beverly Orlando Bloom, Alyssa By Christie D'Zurilla great director. I am very post next to a photo that Hills" also lost her Malibu Milano, Lady Gaga, LOS ANGELES TIMES fond of my collaboration showed a burned-out home on Saturday night, "The Of ce" actor Rainn with him and the rela- structure and a badly her publicist, Howard Wilson and fashion Ennio Morricone says tionship we have devel- scorched vehicle. "Heart- Bragman, said in an designer Donna Karan Quentin Tarantino is "a oped during the time we breaking time across Cal- email to The Associated were among evacuees. great director" and main- have spent together," he ifornia. Inspired as ever Press. Some knew their homes tains that he never said continued. "He is coura- by the courage, spirit and "Sadly my house were safe (for now) and bad things about Taranti- geous and has an enor- sacri ce of re ghters." couldn't be saved," Mey- waited for a chance to no to the German edition mous personality." "Half-gone" the "300" ac- er, the ex-wife of actor return. Others were in of Playboy, which is quot- Morricone told Variety tor grumbled in his Scot- Kelsey Grammer, wrote the dark, posting pictures ing him as insulting and in a statement on Sunday tish accent in a video that in an Instagram post that of plumes of smoke and generally shredding the that he had not given shows embers, ashes and showed a huge house saying their houses were American director. an interview to German what's left of his home. engulfed in  ames. somewhere in there. The Italian composer Playboy at all. said Sunday in a state- The composer said on ment on his website that his website that he has he has instructed his FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS publicly praised Taranti- team in Italy to take "civil no at a press conference SEND US YOUR STUFF and penal" legal action tin, or his lms — and in London, with the against the magazine. certainly do not consider director present, and WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL LOOK@ITEMLIVE. "I have never expressed his lms garbage," Mor- would never speak ill of COM OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. any negative statements ricone said. the organization behind about the Academy, Quen- "I consider Tarantino a the Oscars.

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2018 STATE SEMIFINALS AWAIT ST. MARY’S, SWAMPSCOTT Spartans football, boys soccer squads still kicking

By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — It’s far from out of the ordi- nary to see St. Mary’s teams competing for state championships year in and year out. This week, two of the school’s teams will compete in their respective state semi nal games and they’re both one win away from reaching their state championship tilts. The football team won the Division 7 North nal last Friday night with a 39-14 win at Nashoba Valley Tech. This Friday night (7), they’ll compete against South champion Cohasset at Medford’s Hormel Stadium in the state semi nal. The school’s boys soccer team won the Division 4 North title Sunday night with a 2-1 win over Mystic Valley at Manning Field. Wednesday night (7) the Spartans will travel to Marsh eld The St. Mary’s football team won the Division 7 North nal last Friday night with a 39-14 win at Nashoba Valley High to battle South champion Cohas- Tech. This Friday night (7), they’ll compete against South champion Cohasset at Medford’s Hormel Stadium in set in the state semi nal. the state semi nal. St. Mary’s Athletic Director Jeff Ne- whall said it’s an exciting time to be a part of the school’s community. Big Blue football, “I think we’ve had a very good run dating back the last 14 years,” Newhall girls soccer teams said. “It’s been 14 consecutive years our school has won a state title now with take aim at titles what the golf team did earlier this year (Division 3 state championship). By Harold Rivera The expectations are high across the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR board. To have three teams go this far in a high school with about 200 boys SWAMPSCOTT — It was a special week- is a testament to our athletes and the end for the Swampscott High community, coaches. which saw two of its sports teams earn sec- “A lot of the kids have reached out tional crowns. to me about fan buses,” he added. “It’s The Big Blue football team won Division unique that we’re playing Cohasset in 5 North Saturday afternoon at Blocksidge both games. It’s a small school so ev- Field, defeating Amesbury 34-26. The eryone feels they’re a part of it. That’s school’s girls soccer team won Division 3 the unique part about it for us. We only North Sunday afternoon at Manning Field have about 525 kids so they know each with a 2-0 victory over Bishop Fenwick. other, they’re committed to each oth- Both teams will play in their respective The Swamp- er. The momentum continues to build. state semi nal rounds this week. scott girls soc- The kids and their families continue to “This de nitely brings the community cer team, led come to games. We’re spoiled. It’s like more together,” Swampscott Athletic Di- by Haley Bern- living in Boston the past 17 years. We rector Kelly Farley said. “Right now, we’re hardt, will play expect to win.” trying to get fan buses organized and all South champi- Both teams took similar paths that stuff. It de nitely brings the com- on Norwell at through their tournament runs. The munity together. I think everyone’s really Norwell High boys soccer team challenged itself proud of the kids. Wednesday with tough opponents, including St. “It’s great to see months and months evening (5). John’s Prep, Lincoln-Sudbury, Malden of hard work come together,” she added. Catholic and Concord-Carlisle. With a ITEM PHOTO | SWAMPSCOTT, B2 OWEN O’ROURKE ST. MARY’S, B2 St. Mary’s adds three new sports starting next year

The St. Mary’s golf team won the MIAA Division 3 state championship last month, marking the 14th consecutive year the school has captured at least one state title. But there will no resting on their laurels on Tremont Street. Aware that scholastic sports are every bit as much about participation as championships, St. Mary’s Athletic Director Jeff Newhall announced that the school will be offering eld hockey, co- ed crew and girls rugby starting with the 2019-20 school year. The teams will participate at the club level next year with an Danvers girls soccer bows intention of moving up to sub-varsity and varsity in subsequent years, based out of state tourney on participation and in- terest. By Daniel Kane Winchester’s Anna St. Mary’s current- ITEM STAFF Carazza, left, and ly elds teams in 19 Danvers’ Erica MIAA-recognized sports LYNN — A tough start came back to bite the Dan- Blanch battle it out plus cheerleading. vers girls soccer team Monday afternoon in the Divi- “We’re excited to be able sion 2 North nals at Manning Field. The No. 2 Fal- at Manning Field on to introduce these new cons fell behind quickly and couldn’t dig themselves Monday. sports at St. Mary’s,” Ne- out, falling to No. 4 Winchester 3-1. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE whall said. “We are very Winchester found the back of the net two times in proud of the legacy of suc- the rst three minutes to take an early 2-0 lead. cess of our teams, as well “We talked in length at practice that this is a very as the important role ath- important team that you can’t give up the rst goal, letics plays as a co-curric- let alone two in the rst couple minutes,” Danvers ular activity at the school.” coach Jim Hinchion said. “As soon as they score they One of the primary rea- St. Mary’s announced the addition of girls rug- have a very strong defense. They start the game with sons for adding the sports, by, eld hockey and co-ed rowing. From left, only three backs and that’s when you want to take ad- Newhall said, is to in- Sherly Feliz, Codi Butt, head of school Dr. John vantage of them because as soon as they do get that crease the opportunities Dolan, Kati Whitcomb, Gabriella Marchese (in lead they start adding more and more defensively.” boat), Gabby Torres and athletic director Jeff SPORTS, B2 Newhall. DANVERS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2018 Ohtani wins AL Danvers girls soccer bows out of state tourney DANVERS Rookie of the From B1 The first goal came just 36 seconds into play when Ally Murphy won a bat- Year; Acuna tle for possession in front of the Danvers goal and ripped a shot for an easy takes NL honor goal. A few minutes lat- er Hannah Curtin added By Ronald Blum outfielder Juan Soto in a the second goal when she ASSOCIATED PRESS contest between 20-year- beat two Danvers defend- olds. ers and extended the Win- NEW YORK — Shohei A singular sensation chester lead to 2-0. Ohtani was rewarded who earned a chorus of It didn’t take Danvers for a Ruthian season at praise for his dual suc- much time to realize Win- the plate — and on the cess, Ohtani became the chester’s speed was tough mound. first player since Ruth in to keep up with. Baseball’s best two-way 1919 with 10 homers and “That was definitely player since the Babe at four pitching wins in the the fastest team we have the dawn of the live-ball same season. played,” Hinchion said. era a century ago, Ohtani He didn’t play between “Speed is tough. We are was an overwhelming June 4 and July 3 be- fast too, they were proba- pick for American League cause of a sprained ulnar bly as fast as us. They have Rookie of the Year on collateral ligament in good team speed all over at Monday despite an elbow his right elbow, an injury every position on the field injury that stymied his the Angels were aware of and the two goals early is switch from Japan to the when they signed him for a tough hole to dig out of.” major leagues and like- a $2,315,000 bonus last After a timeout Dan- ly will prevent him from winter. The 24-year-old vers was able to hold off pitching next year. right-hander made just Winchester for much of “I was just kind of dis- one more mound appear- the remaining half before appointed I wasn’t able ance, on Sept. 2, and three Jordan Weinberg finished to play a full season,” he days later the team said a another Winchester offen- said through a translator. scan revealed additional sive chance with a goal to “I feel like every player damage and surgery was extend the lead to 3-0 be- should be able to play a recommended. fore halftime. full year and help out the Ohtani appeared in 22 “That third one was a team. So that’s something more games as a hitter, backbreaker certainly,” I need to work on, and had Tommy John surgery Hinchion said. “At that that’s going to be one of on Oct. 1 and hopes to be point we were playing my goals, to stay healthy able to help the Angels at much better and defend- for a long full season and the plate next season. He ing better. That was a be able to the team win probably won’t take the tough one because I fig- from day one.” mound again until 2020. ured if we could go in at Atlanta Braves outfield- “Everything’s going 2-0 at half time or even get er Ronald Acuna Jr. was a well,” he said. “We’re right one I thought we would be runaway choice for the NL on schedule, maybe even a back in this game.” honor over Washington little ahead.” The Falcons played much better defensive- ly in the second half but Spartans football, soccer were unable to capitalize on most of the few scoring squads are still kicking chances they created. With 22:18 remaining in the game senior captain ST. MARY’S found a winning formula Riley Baker was awarded a From B1 on Tremont Street with penalty kick after a foul in ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE first-year coach Seanthe Winchester box. Baker senior-heavy roster, the Driscoll. beat the goalkeeper with a Sofie Lanou of Winchester and Lauren Clement of Danvers battle it out Spartans built themselves “Since they went to this shot to the left side of the at Manning Field on Monday. up for a deep run this fall playoff format no other net to get Danvers on the and the results have come team in the state has won board and cut the Win- the girls at halftime, ‘We is proud of what his team played in three North fi- to fruition. four consecutive section- chester lead to 3-1. Howev- picked a bad time may- was able to accomplish this nals, back-to-back-to-back, “They’ve been compet- al titles,” Newhall said. er, that was all the offense be to play our worst half.’ year and what his senior they won the programs ing at a high level for the “They challenged them- Danvers had in store and I thought we played our class has accomplished in last four years,” Newhall selves with a tough sched- the Falcons watched their worst half of soccer in the the past few seasons. only state title which is in- said. “They were in the ule. They played Catholic season end. first. We didn’t have that “The seniors are great,” credible. It just says a lot state final in 2015, the Memorial, who qualified “We weren’t sharp to- energy and we weren’t Hinchion said. “They are about the seniors. They’re North final in 2016 and for the Division 1 final. day,” Hinchion said. “Of going hard for any 50/50 going to look back on this fantastic players but they went undefeated last They played Mashpee. course that has a lot to do balls. I thought we were a couple days from now year. This year, with it be- They challenged them- with Winchester. They’re a capable of a lot more.” maybe a couple weeks they’re also leaders and ing a real senior team, we selves. We lost a tremen- very good team but I told Despite the loss Hinchion from now and realize they are unselfish.” made it an effort to chal- dous amount of firepower lenge them with the best from last year’s team and schedule we could.” we have a new coach. Big Blue football, girls soccer teams take aim at titles The football team also “They had a lot of things challenged itself, playing go right for them, the SWAMPSCOTT top-notch opponents like coaches,” he added. “(Run- From B1 Mashpee, Catholic Memo- ning back) Jalen (Eche- rial and Millis. St. Mary’s varria) playing football “They work out during went 4-3 during the reg- for the first time, I think the offseason. The soccer ular season, a somewhat he leads the state in scor- teams start Aug. 23, and low mark for the Spar- ing in (Division 7). A lot of the football team starts tans, but ran the table things you aren’t sure of Aug. 17. It’s just awesome in the sectional tourna- went right. We had a tar- to see them experience ment. The Spartans lost get on our backs. The kids this kind of success.” a number of key players have responded and done The girls soccer team, from last year’s team but well. With one more win as of now, will play South new players have filled they can get back to Gil- champion Norwell at Nor- in smoothly and they’ve lette Stadium.” well High Wednesday evening (5). Swampscott, under the direction of first- St. Mary’s adds three new year coach Norman James, made history by winning sports starting next year its first sectional crown. “He’s done a great job,” SPORTS “Adding these sports Farley said of James. From B1 not only sets up our stu- “Even with the chemistry dents for the chance to of the team, there’s been St. Mary’s student-ath- play at the next level, it a big change this year, letes will have to play at also provides expanded which was nice to see. the collegiate level. With opportunities for them to They’re always going to be that in mind, the new compete in high school. more successful if they’re sports were chosen strate- We emphasize the student all getting along.” gically. in student-athlete and The Big Blue football Field hockey is the sec- the results show. We have team will travel to West- ond-most played sport a high percentage of stu- wood High Friday night in the world (after soc- dent-athletes in the Na- (7) to play South cham- cer). Crew is one of the tional Honor Society, and pion Scituate in the state fastest-growing women’s students who play at least semifinal. sports with a 63 percent one sport perform better With a victory Friday, increase in participation academically than those Swampscott will earn a since its inception as who do not participate.” trip to Gillette Stadium for an NCAA sport in 1997. St. Mary’s recently an- the Division 5 state cham- There are a dispropor- nounced a new scholar- pionship (Super Bowl). tionate number of schol- ship program — Garrity Farley said she’s come arships available in crew, Scholars, named for for- away impressed with the Newhall said, adding that mer pastor Msgr. Paul V. job coach Bobby Serino St. Mary’s will be partner- Garrity — available to has done this season, his ing with Endicott College students entering ninth fourth season at the helm and area crew clubs to grade. Garrity Scholars is of the Big Blue program. get the program off the a $1 million scholarship “It’s unbelievable, the ground. The school has program that will provide team has done a 180 this ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE already received donated 10 full scholarships (tu- year,” Farley said. “He’s boats from generous bene- ition and fees) per year. only had the team for four Fenwick’s Grace Foley, left, and Swampscott’s Madeleine Foutes, 30, factors. Garrity Scholars is a years and that’s not a long struggle for the ball at Manning Field on Sunday. Rugby is the fast- competitive merit-based time from a coaching per- est-growing women’s sport award program that will spective. bringing home section- termined to do better than “That’d be great for the in the country. In 2017-18, recognize the best and “His kids are respectful,” al titles. The girls soccer what they did the year be- kids. I’m hoping for good there were 10 colleges of- brightest students inter- she added. “They do what fering rugby with a total of ested in a transformative, they’re supposed to do. He team lost in last year’s fore,” Farley said. “That’s competition, good fan turn- 478 female players vying Catholic and STEM-fo- coaches them in life and sectional final. Farley said was one of their goals, to outs where everyone’s sup- for 24 scholarships (Divi- cused education offered not just in football.” it was special to see the do better than what they porting their teams, bring- sion I and II), worth an av- at St. Mary’s. Applications Both teams reached the teams get over the hump did they year before.” ing the kids together and erage of $8,815, according for the scholarships are state tournament last this time around. “I’m hoping to see both everyone just having a good to scholarshipstats.com. due Dec. 15. fall but came up short of “They were both very de- teams win,” she added. time supporting the teams.” TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE A Giant night WEDNESDAY St. Mary’s vs. Cohasset (7) MIAA Boys Soccer WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21 Division 4 State Semifinal Football At Marshfield High Xaverian vs. St. John’s (at Fenway St. Mary’s vs. Cohasset/Carver (7) Park, 5) MIAA Girls Soccer KIPP at Tech (6) Division 3 State Semifinal THURSDAY, NOV. 22 At Norwell High Swampscott vs. Norwell (5) Football English at Classical (10) FRIDAY St. Mary’s at Fenwick (10) MIAA Football Marblehead at Swampscott (10) Division 5 State Semifinal Saugus at Peabody (10) At Westwood High Winthrop at Revere (10) Swampscott vs Scituate (7) N. Reading at Lynnfield (10) Division 7 State Semifinal Gloucester at Danvers (10) At Hormel Stadium, Medford Salem at Beverly (10)

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Rams 9 1 0 .900 335 231 Chargers 7 2 0 .778 240 186 Seattle 4 5 0 .444 219 192 issues heading into bye week Denver 3 6 0 .333 205 213 Arizona 2 7 0 .222 124 225 Oakland 1 8 0 .111 147 272 San Fran 2 7 0 .222 207 239 Thursday’s Games Green Bay at Seattle, 8:20 p.m. By Kyle Hightower and so much has changed Pittsburgh 52, Carolina 21 Sunday, Nov. 18 ASSOCIATED PRESS following roster changes Sunday’s Games Houston at Washington, 1 p.m. New Orleans 51, Cincinnati 14 Pittsburgh at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. in the offseason. Cleveland 28, Atlanta 16 FOXBOROUGH — The Tampa Bay at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Lewis signed with the Ti- Kansas City 26, Arizona 14 Patriots have been adept Tennessee 34, New England 10 Dallas at Atlanta, 1 p.m. tans in free agency, creat- Washington 16, Tampa Bay 3 Cincinnati at Baltimore, 1 p.m. at masking most of their ing a hole at running back Indianapolis 29, Jacksonville 26 Carolina at Detroit, 1 p.m. issues this season. Buffalo 41, N.Y. Jets 10 Tennessee at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. that the Patriots have had After a 1-2 start by New Chicago 34, Detroit 22 Denver at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. trouble plugging. Cooks L.A. Chargers 20, Oakland 6 Oakland at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. England that seemed to Green Bay 31, Miami 12 Philadelphia at New Orleans, 4:25 p.m. was traded and Brady L.A. Rams 36, Seattle 31 offer at least a sliver of Minnesota at Chicago, 8:20 p.m. Dallas 27, Philadelphia, 20 has yet to develop consis- Open: Buffalo, San Francisco, Miami, New opportunity for someone Open: Minnesota, Denver, Baltimore, tent chemistry with a re- England, Cleveland, N.Y. Jets to end its streak of nine Houston vamped group of receivers Monday’s Games Monday, Nov. 19 straight AFC East titles, N.Y. Giants at San Francisco, 8:15 p.m. Kansas City vs L.A. Rams at Mexico City, that has also had injuries. Thursday, Nov. 15 MX, 8:15 p.m. it hushed those rumblings by running off six straight As a result, Brady spent victories. a good portion his 300th NHL But recent injuries, career NFL game Sunday under increasing pressure. mounting issues on the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE offensive line and mis- He was sacked three times Atlantic Division Central Division New England Patriots head coach Bill Beli- and hurried a total of six GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA takes on defense returned Tampa Bay 17 12 4 1 25 63 48 Nashville 16 13 3 0 26 56 35 during a 34-10 loss at Ten- chick answers questions after the team’s loss to times by the Titans. He’s Toronto 17 11 6 0 22 58 46 Minnesota 17 11 4 2 24 54 44 the Tennessee Titans Sunday in Nashville. only been sacked 16 times Boston 17 10 5 2 22 53 41 Winnipeg 16 10 5 1 21 51 42 nessee on Sunday. Montreal 17 9 5 3 21 58 55 Dallas 18 9 7 2 20 51 50 It left coach Bill Belichick this season, but he’s work- Buffalo 17 9 6 2 20 53 52 Colorado 17 8 6 3 19 59 50 ing harder in the pocket. Ottawa 18 7 8 3 17 62 76 Chicago 18 6 8 4 16 51 67 with a refrain he repeated in the AFC playoffs. a preseason knee injury. Detroit 17 7 8 2 16 47 60 St. Louis 15 6 6 3 15 52 51 both after the game and “You better learn from He was able to do it large- Brady already has sev- Florida 14 6 5 3 15 47 45 Pacific Division again Monday when asked a game like this, because ly because of the strong en interceptions in 2018, Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vancouver 19 10 7 2 22 61 64 for his assessment. the weeks get harder and seasons from tight end one fewer than he had in Columbus 18 10 6 2 22 58 59 Calgary 18 10 7 1 21 56 56 “None of it was good harder,” receiver Julian Rob Gronkowski, running all of 2017. They haven’t NYR 18 9 7 2 20 52 55 San Jose 18 9 6 3 21 56 55 all been the result of pres- Phila 17 9 7 1 19 57 60 Arizona 16 8 7 1 17 45 39 enough,” he said. Edelman said following back Dion Lewis and re- Carolina 18 8 7 3 19 50 54 Edmonton 17 8 8 1 17 46 54 It’s also brought back a Sunday’s loss. “We’ve got ceiver Brandin Cooks. sure from the defense. But NYI 16 8 6 2 18 49 42 Anaheim 18 7 8 3 17 42 53 small cloud of uncertainty to fix it because this is And despite a slow start, he’s had more overthrows Pitt 15 7 5 3 17 51 47 Vegas 18 7 10 1 15 44 54 Wash 16 7 6 3 17 54 56 LA 16 5 10 1 11 33 50 about the prospects of a when you start separat- the defense was strong working behind an in- NJ 15 6 8 1 13 45 54 team that now enters its ing or you start falling be- down the stretch, ending creasingly injury-battered NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Toronto at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. bye week facing the task hind.” the regular season allow- line that may be miss- overtime loss. Top three teams in each Nashville at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. of playing catch-up to a 9-1 Tom Brady put together ing just 18.5 points per ing the leadership of free division and two wild cards per conference Wednesday’s Games advance to playoffs. Washington at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Kansas City Chiefs team an MVP season in 2017 game. agency departure Nate Monday’s Games St. Louis at Chicago, 8 p.m. for home-field advantage despite losing Edelman to Fast-forward to 2018 Solder at left tackle. Carolina 3, Chicago 2, OT Boston at Colorado, 10 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 2, Vancouver 1 Anaheim at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. Columbus 2, Dallas 1 Thursday’s Games Nashville at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Florida at Columbus, 7 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. BC QB day to day with abdominal injury Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Vancouver at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Florida at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Detroit at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. By Jimmy Golen occur,” Addazio said on tent or anything like that,” ing rule is,” Addazio said. Tampa Bay at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Vancouver at Minnesota, 8 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS Monday as he turned his Addazio said of Wilkins, “And nothing is perfect, Arizona at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Nashville at Arizona, 9 p.m. Washington at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Montreal at Calgary, 9 p.m. attention to Saturday’s who he said reached out to but I think these are all Montreal at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Toronto at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. BOSTON — Boston Col- game against Florida get in touch with Brown. things that we can grow lege coach Steve Addazio State. “They are trying in “It was just guys trying to with to make the game NBA would like to see college the NFL to really protect play hard and part of the safer.” football adopt some of the the quarterbacks at a high game, but I think that’s a Backup EJ Perry fin- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE same rules that the NFL level, and I get that. They piece that we can help.” ished the game for the Ea- Atlantic Division Southwest Division is using to protect quar- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB take a lot of tough shots.” Addazio said the NCAA gles. Addazio said Brown Toronto 12 2 .857 — San Antonio 7 4 .636 — terbacks. Boston College (7-3, has done a good job pro- was day-to-day and would Philadelphia 9 6 .600 3½ Memphis 7 5 .583 ½ Two days after starter Boston 7 6 .538 4½ New Orleans 7 6 .538 1 4-2 Atlantic Coast Con- tecting players, commend- not rule him out for the Brooklyn 6 8 .429 6 Houston 5 7 .417 2½ Anthony Brown sustained ference) fell five spots to ing the rules against tar- game against the Semi- New York 4 10 .286 8 Dallas 5 8 .385 3 an abdominal injury when No. 22 in the AP Top 25 geting and cut blocks and noles. Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 315-pound defensive line- after losing 27-7 to sec- ones that have eliminated Addazio said Clemson Charlotte 7 6 .538 — Portland 10 3 .769 — man Christian Wilkins ond-ranked Clemson. some of the injuries on coach Dabo Swinney text- Orlando 6 8 .429 1½ Denver 9 4 .692 1 landed on him, Addazio Miami 5 8 .385 2 Oklahoma City 8 5 .615 2 Brown was hurt on the kickoffs. The NFL this ed him after the game and Washington 4 9 .308 3 Utah 7 6 .538 3 said he’d be in favor of a first series and transport- year began penalizing de- also said Wilkins wanted Atlanta 3 10 .231 4 Minnesota 5 9 .357 5½ rule like the one in the pro ed to the hospital. fenders who land on the to get in touch with Brown. Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB league that punishes a de- Addazio said it was a quarterback, but the in- “That was really terrific Milwaukee 10 3 .769 — Golden State 11 2 .846 — fender for coming down on freak injury and did not consistent application of that they did that,” Add- Indiana 8 6 .571 2½ L.A. Clippers 7 5 .583 3½ Detroit 6 6 .500 3½ L.A. Lakers 7 6 .538 4 the quarterback with his blame Wilkins or think he the new rule has led to azio said. “It speaks who Chicago 4 10 .286 6½ Sacramento 7 6 .538 4 full weight. was trying to injure the criticism. they are. I think it’s good Cleveland 1 11 .083 8½ Phoenix 2 11 .154 9 “That’s probably anoth- BC quarterback. “It will be controversial for college football and Monday’s Games Utah 96, Memphis 88 Washington 117, Orlando 109 San Antonio at Sacramento, 10 p.m. er rule change that could “By no means any ill in- early, just like the target- these are good people.” New Orleans 126, Toronto 110 Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Philadelphia 124, Miami 114 Tuesday’s Games Dallas 103, Chicago 98 Charlotte at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Minnesota 120, Brooklyn 113 Houston at Denver, 9 p.m. TODAY IN SPORTS Oklahoma City 118, Phoenix 101 Atlanta at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Nov. 13 bama 38-29 to give the Rolling Tide career rushing record in the second coach of a four-year school to reach 1949 — Chicago’s Bob Nussbaumer its first loss in Tuscaloosa since quarter of Wisconsin’s victory over 1,000 wins. intercepts four passes as the Cardi- 1963, breaking a 57-game win streak Iowa. Dayne finishes with 216 yards 2015 — Candance Brown makes a TRANSACTIONS nals set an NFL record for points in a in BryantDenny Stadium. in the game and 6,397 for his career, layup with 1.2 seconds left and Gard- regular-season game with a 65-20 1990 — Magic Johnson of the Los breaking the record of 6,279 set last ner-Webb rallies to shock No. 22 BASEBALL on injured reserve. victory over the New York Bulldogs. Angeles Lakers becomes the second year by Texas’ Ricky Williams. North Carolina 66-65 in the opener National League NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Signed WR 1954 — Britain beats France 16-12 guard in NBA history to reach the 1999 — Lennox Lewis becomes the for both teams. Gardner-Webb had MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Promoted Brandon Marshall. to win the first Rugby League World 9,000 career assist mark — joining undisputed heavyweight champion, trailed by 15 points entering the Katina Shaw to vice president-com- TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Waived Cup. Oscar Robertson — in a 112-111 winning a unanimous decision over fourth quarter. munity relations and family liaison. K Chandler Catanzaro. 1964 — St. Louis Hawks forward loss to Phoenix at the Great Western Evander Holyfield in Las Vegas. 2016 — Justin Simmons blocks an BASKETBALL HOCKEY Bob Pettit becomes the first NBA Forum. 2005 — In the longest play in NFL extra-point attempt with 1:22 remain- National Basketball Association National Hockey League player to score 20,000 points, with 1992 — Riddick Bowe wins the world history, Chicago defensive back ing in the fourth quarter and Will MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES — Trad- CALGARY FLAMES — Assigned F 29 in a 123-106 loss to the Cincin- heavyweight championship with a Nathan Vasher returns a missed field Parks returned it for the go-ahead ed F Jimmy Butler and C Justin Patton Anthony Peluso to Stockton (AHL). nati Royals. unanimous decision over Evander goal 108 yards for a touchdown on 2-point conversion in Denver’s 25-23 to Philadelphia for Fs Robert Coving- ST. LOUIS BLUES — Announced the 1966 — Don Meredith of the Dallas Holyfield. the final play of the first half in a win at New Orleans. It marks the first ton and Dario Saric; G Jerryd Bayless retirement of G Luke Opilka. Cowboys passes for 406 yards and 1993 — No. 2 Notre Dame runs out 17-9 win against the 49ers. game-winning defensive 2-point con- and a 2022 second-round draft pick. WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Reas- two touchdowns in a 31-30 victory to a 17-point lead and hangs on to 2009 — McKendree basketball version since the rule was adopted in FOOTBALL signed D Aaron Ness to Hershey over the Washington Redskins. beat top-ranked Florida State 31-24 coach Harry Statham wins his 2015 and the first to give the scoring National Football League (AHL). 1971 — Colorado’s Charlie Davis when Charlie Ward’s desperation 1,000th game with a 79-49 victory team the lead. CINCINNATI BENGALS — Fired defen- American Hockey League sets an NCAA record for a sopho- pass is knocked down on the goal over East-West University. The 2016 — San Diego’s Philip Rivers sive coordinator Teryl Austin. BRIDGEPORT SOUND TIGERS — more by rushing for 342 yards in a line as time expires. 72-year-old Statham is 1,000-381 at becomes the ninth quarterback to DENVER BRONCOS — Signed C Gino Loaned F Matt Gaudreau to Worces- 40-6 victory over Oklahoma State. 1999 — Wisconsin running back Ron the NAIA school. Tennessee women’s pass for 300 touchdowns in a career Gradkowski. Placed C Matt Paradis ter (ECHL). 1982 — Southern Miss beats Ala- Dayne breaks the major-college coach Pat Summit is the only other in a 31-24 loss to Miami. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Cheating husband bad-mouths wife who left him for another The top independent Bridge magazine DEAR ABBY: I am going to movies, especially The Bridge World, of which has 12 top tricks: two spades, ashamed to admit this, Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van to the theater in town I am the associate editor, one heart, seven diamonds but years ago I had an af- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, where I can reserve my is like a Ferrari with a small and two clubs. So, he should fair with a married man. and was founded by her mother, seat ahead of time. I re- Fiat in the trunk. Edited by assume that they are 4-0. His wife had no idea, but Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at cently reserved my seat Jeff Rubens, it aims primarily Then declarer must take four all of his friends knew two days in advance to a at serious duplicate players. DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los ruffs in his hand to gain sev- about it. She recently left movie I had been wanting There are reports about the en diamond winners the hard him because she met Angeles, CA 90069. to see. When I arrived at top national and world cham- way. someone else, and he’s not the theater, a woman was pionships, hands you can bid The play goes: club king, only bad-mouthing her, sitting in my seat. I polite- with your partner, and an ex- lem. When our kids grew son, couldn’t spend it with club ace, club ruff, three top but also using it against ly pointed out to her that pert panel answering bidding up and started their own family. It worked for years, trumps (pitching a heart from her in their divorce. she was in my seat, and and opening-lead questions. families, I had read many and my children now con- the board), spade to the king, Would it be wrong of me she glared at me and said In addition, though, there letters from young couples tinue the tradition. club ruff, spade to the ace, to help her by letting her rudely, “Really?” are three quizzes (two de- know he was a big cheat- caught in the middle of a spade ruff, heart to the ace HAPPY HOLIDAYS Granted, the row was clarer play and one defense) er? I don’t want to cause battle over where to spend and the last spade to score WITHOUT CONFLICT empty at the time, but it aimed at players looking to her any more hurt than Christmas. So I decided to was still early. I knew improve. Here is one of those the diamond six with a coup she’s already experienc- start a new family tradi- DEAR H.H.: You came more people would show deals. How should South play en passant. If East ruffs, South ing. I no longer have any tion. We celebrated Christ- up with an excellent solu- up, and I didn’t want to in six diamonds after West discards; and vice versa. interest in him, but I think mas at Thanksgiving. We tion. Thinking outside the take someone else’s seat. leads the club jack? Details at bridgeworld.com. the information might put up the tree and had all box is a trait that can be The given auction is debat- help her. I genuinely feel the family presents So I replied, “Yes, REAL- extremely helpful in ensur- LY. I reserved this seat able. I would have opened the for her. wrapped and ready to ex- ing the success of the holi- South hand with a so-called change underneath. days ago.” Was I right ask- KARMA OUT EAST day celebrations. ing her to move? More gambling three no-trump, It was a win-win! We got For many reasons, not showing a solid seven- or to share Christmas with people did show up, and DEAR KARMA: I genu- everyone celebrates the the theater was full. eight-card minor with no side inely feel for her, too. By all family, watch our grand- holidays on their designat- ace, king or void. Then North means volunteer the infor- kids open their presents ed calendar days, and that MY SEAT IN NEW could have jumped to six di- mation. And when you do, and enjoyed the holiday includes Thanksgiving. If MEXICO amonds. Maybe you would do NOT do it anonymously turkey with all the trim- more families took a page have opened three diamonds, because if you do, her al- mings. The grandkids got out of your book, it could DEAR MY SEAT: Yes, but these days nonvulnerable most-ex can claim the in- two Christmases, and our eliminate much of the hol- you were right. And if the pre-empts have been so de- formation isn’t credible. kids enjoyed a guilt-free iday stress regular readers woman had refused to valued that this hand would Christmas with their in- of my column suffer. Thank move, you should have be deemed too strong by DEAR ABBY: With the laws. you for taking the time to asked an usher to “clarify” many pairs. Hence Rubens’ holidays approaching, I As for us — we spent write. your seat assignment for one-diamond opening. want to share with you the Christmas with other peo- her and ensure she com- If trumps are not 4-0, South solution to a holiday prob- ple who, for whatever rea- DEAR ABBY: I enjoy plied.

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LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE CITY OF LYNN ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Charles H. Cushing and Joanne M. Cushing to Mortgage The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following petition on Tuesday, November 20, 2018, at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., dated November 14, 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 25085, Page LOCUS: 14 JOYCE ST, PARCEL NO. 083-611-020 - PETITIONER: LUDMIL S. GERGOV (ZBA #9853) 534 as affected by a confirmatory mortgage recorded with said Deeds at Book 36602, Page 191, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A GARAGE ON AN EXISTING NON-CONFORMING LOT IN THE APARTMENT DISTRICT (R4) WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED FRONT YARD, assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to The Bank of SIDE YARD SETBACK IN EXCESS OF LOT COVERAGE. New York Mellon f/k/a The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the Certificateholders of the CWABS, Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2005-16 dated June 30, LOCUS: 800-810 LYNNWAY, PARCEL NO. 034-760-005 - PETITIONER: PATRICK J. MCGRATH, BY HIS ATTORNEY PAUL R. KEATING (ZBA #9854) 2011 and recorded with said registry on July 14, 2011 at Book 30526 Page 223, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, TO CONSTRUCT 550 RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT UNITS AND SEEKS RELIEF FROM SECTION 8 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE REQUIRED 35% OF MINIMUM OPEN SPACE AND the same will be sold at Public Auction at 4:00 p.m. on November 28, 2018, on LANDSCAPING. SAID DEVELOPMENT ONLY HAS 27%. PROJECT WILL COMPLY WITH ALL OTHER ZONING AND DIMENTIONAL REQUIREMENTS IN THE WATERFRONT DISTRICT the mortgaged premises located at 29 Pinehurst Avenue, Saugus, Essex County, (WF1) Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage,

LOCUS: 265 BROADWAY, PARCEL NO. 074-093-006 - PETITIONER: PATRICK DEBOEVER, BY HIS ATTORNEY STEPHEN E. KILEY (ZBA #9855) TO WIT:

TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION AND EXPANSION OF AN EXISTING NON-CONFORMING STRUCTURE IN THE SINGLE RESIDENCE DISTRICT (R1) WITH LESS THAN THE Exhibit A The land in Saugus, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the REQUIRED SIDE YARD, FRONT YARD AND REAR YARD SETBACKS AND NOT IN CONFORMANCE WITH OFF STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS. buildings thereon and all rights and appurtenances attached thereto: FIRST PARCEL: being the premises presently known as and numbered 29 Pinehurst LOCUS: GIBSON PL., PARCEL NO. 082-615-022-PETITIONER: FEDELINA GARCIA, BY HER ATTORNEY JOHN MIHOS (ZBA #9857) Avenue, shown as Lots 84, 85, 86, 87, and 88 on a plan of 'Pinehurst Park duly recorded with Essex County, South District, Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 24, TO ALLOW AN ACCESSORY STRUCTURE/USE TO AN AUTOMOBILE BODY SHOP UPON AN EXISTING NON CONFORMING ADJACENT LOT UNDER COMMON OWNERSHIP IN Plan 45; bounded and described as follows; NORTHEASTERLY: by Pinehurst THE GENERAL RESIDENCE DISTRICT (R2) Avenue, as shown on said plan, one hundred (100) feet; SOUTHEASTERLY: by Lot 83 as shown on said plan, one hundred forty-one and 25/100 (141.25) feet; LOCUS: 143 SOUTH ST, PARCEL NO. 036-776-052 - PETITIONER: JOSEPH N. ROCK, BY HIS ATTORNEY SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA#9858) SOUTHWESTERLY: by Lots 61, 64, 65, 66, and 67, as shown on said plan, one hundred (100) feet; and NORTHWESTERLY: by Lot 89 as shown on said plan, one TO ALLOW ALTERATIONS TO A ONE STORY GARAGE IN THE (R4) APARTMENT HOUSE DISTRICT ON A NON-CONFORMING LOT CONTAINING 8,725 S.F. AND FRONTAGE OF hundred fifty-two and 35/100 (152.35) feet. Said lots begin otherwise shown as 49.12 WITH A PRE-EXISTING NON-CONFORMING TWO FAMILY DWELLING THEREON AND TO PERMIT A TWO STORY ADDITION ABOVE THE GARARGE TO BE USED FOR Lots A-317 to A-321 on Town of Saugus Assessors' Plan # 1042 for title see DWELLING PURPOSES. SAID LOT WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED LOT SIZE, FRONTAGE AND RIGHT SIDEYARD, WITH LOT COVERAGE IN EXCESS OF 40%. deeds recorded with said Registry of Deed in Book 2887, Page 107 and Book 5642, Page 349. SECOND PARCEL: being shown as Lots 61, 62, and 63 on LOCUS: 38 SOUTH COMMON ST, PARCEL NO. 052-732-004 - PETITIONER: NEIGHBORHOOD DEVLOPMENT ASSOCIATES INC. (ZBA# 9859) aforesaid plan of 'Pinehurst Park' bounded and described as follows: SOUTHERLY: by Bow Street, as shown on said plan sixty (60) feet; EASTERLY: by Lot 64, as TO ALLOW THE CHANGE IN USE OF AN EXISTING "ARMORY" BUILDING INTO AN APARTMENT HOUSE WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED FRONT, SIDE AND REAR SETBACKS shown on said plan, one hundred fifty and 13/100 (150.13) feet; NORTHERLY: by AND EXCEEDING THE MAXIMUM BUILDING AREA AND LESS THAN THE REQUIRED PARKING SPACES. SAID BUILDING, WITH FRONTAGE ON SOUTH COMMON STREET WILL Lots 88,89, and 90, as shown on said plan, sixty (60) feet; and WESTERLY: by Lot CONTAIN 44 RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND OFFICE/RECREATIONAL SPACE AND SAID BUILDING WITH FRONTAGE ON PLEASANT STREET WILL CONTAIN 7 RESIDENTIAL UNITS 60, as shown on said plan, one hundred fifty-six and 80/100 (156.80) feet. Said WITH PARKING ON THE GROUND LEVEL IN THE HIGH RISE BUILDING DISTRICT (R5) Lots being otherwise shown as Lots A 294,A0295 and A-296 on aforesaid Assessors' Plan # 1042 . For title see deed recorded with said Registry of Deeds in LOCUS: 698-700 WASHINGTON ST, PARCEL NO. 081-589-041 - PETITIONER: WASHINGTON GATEWAY ASSOCIATES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP BY ATTORNEY JAMES D. Book 5642, Page 348. THIRD PARCEL: all of our right, title interest and estate in MOORE (ZBA#9860) and to Lot 83 shown on said plan on 'Pinehurst Park'; bounded and described as follows: NORTHEASTERLY: by Pinehurst Avenue on two courses, as shown on said ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BUILDING WHICH IS 6 FEET OVER THE 60 FOOT MAXIMUM HEIGHT ALLOWED IN THE DISTRICT HIGH RISE BUILDING DISTRICT (R5). plan, fifty-five and 7/100 (55.07) feet; SOUTHEASTERLY: by Lot 82, as shown on said plan, one hundred twenty-seven (127) feet; SOUTHWESTERLY: by Lot 68 as Patrick Calnan - Chairman shown on said plan, sixteen and 25/100 (16.25) feet; and NORTHWESTERLY: by Norman Cole - Clerk Lot 84, as shown on said plan, one hundred forty-one and 25/100 (141.25) feet. Item: November 6, 13, 2018 Said Lot being otherwise shown as Lot A-316 on aforesaid Assessors' Plan # 1042. For title see deed recorded with said Registry in Book 4691, Page 26. For Legal Notice MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE title reference see Deed recorded in Book 6155, Page 352. . TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern given by Alfred H. Bitzer to National City Mortgage a division of National City Bank, District) Registry of Deeds in Book 6063, Page 98 and Deed from James H. Notice is hereby given that the Swampscott Zoning Board of Appeals will dated October 26, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Dunton and Janet C. Dunton dated June 10, 1975 and recorded with the Essex be holding a Public Hearing at the Swampscott High School, 200 Essex Street in Registry of Deeds at Book 26239, Page 527 as affected by a Loan Modification Southern District Registry of Deeds on June 13, 1975 at Book 6155, Page 352. Room B-129 on Tuesday, November 27, 2018 at 7:00P.M. for the following recorded on May 13, 2011 in Said Registry of Deeds at Book 30405, Page 486, request/ petitions. subsequently assigned to National City Mortgage Co., a Subsidiary of National City These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Bank by National City Mortgage a division of National City Bank by assignment of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Petition 18-20 by Michael G Lynch, Trustee seeking a special permit (Section recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax 2.2.7.0) and site plan (Section 5.4.0.0) and dimensional variance (Section 26620, Page 222, subsequently assigned to Bank of America, National titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or 5.5.0.0) for installation of glass window panes in the rear and right walls of the Association by PNC Bank, National Association, successor by merger to National liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, existing car port, and for the installation of two (2) garage doors on the front of the City Bank, successor by merger to National City Mortgage, Co., a subsidiary of having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, existing car port, property located at 60 Tupelo Road, Swampscott, Mass (Map 26, National City Bank by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Lot 118 & 119 District) Registry of Deeds at Book 33693, Page 499, subsequently assigned to Wilmington Trust, National Association, not in its individual Capacity but Solely as TERMS OF SALE: Petition 18-19 by Yael Magen pursuant to M.G.L c. 40A Section 15 and M.G.L. c. Trustee for MFRA Trust 2014-2 by Bank of America, N.A. by assignment recorded Section 100, an appeal of determination of Inspector of Buildings regarding a in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 35690, Page A deposit of Twenty Thousand ($20,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank violation of the Zoning by Law section 2.2.4.3, unregistered motor vehicle. Property 318 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. located at 56 Greenwood Avenue, Swampscott, Mass (Map 2-Lot 86-2). foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on December 4, 2018 The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., at 335 Euclid Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box Petition 18-21 by Grant Story seeking a Dimensional Variance (Section 5.5.0.0) Mortgage, to wit: 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days for relief for frontage and width, property located at 0 Grandview Place, from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon Swampscott, Mass (Map 7, Lot A). That certain piece or parcel of land, and the buildings and improvements thereon, receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in known as 335 Euclid Avenue located in the City of Lynn, County of Essex, and said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Petition 18-22 by DiGiorgio & Messina Construction Corp, seeking to amend the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and being more particularly described in a Zoning Board of Appeals decision granting approval for a variance, special permit, Deed recorded on 02/26/2003 in Book 20228, Page 294 of the Essex South Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. and site plan approval for the 55+ residential development, the decision was District Registry of Deeds. For title reference see Deed recorded February 26,2003 dismissed as of June 26, 2017. The appeal has been resolved, however it is in Book 20228, Page 294 THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON necessary for the petitioner to develop an alternative access way for the , F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF development. Accordingly, the petitioner is seeking a modification to or until May The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, THE CWABS, INC., ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-16 26, 2019 to enable it to obtain authorization for another access point located at 0 restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax Present holder of said mortgage Archer Street and Vaughan Place, Swampscott, Mass (Map 7, Lot 213-248 & titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in 250-255) possession, and attorney's fees and costs. By its Attorneys, Item: November 13, 20, 2018 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. TERMS OF SALE: 150 California Street CITY OF LYNN A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Newton, MA 02458 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be (617) 558-0500 COMMUNICATION CONSULTANT SERVICES delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be 201503-0347 - PRP required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of Item: November 6, 13, 20, 2018 The City of Lynn requests proposals from qualified individuals or firms to provide the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days communication consultant services related to the semi-annual newspaper from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other publication of the Lynn School Department check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Responsibilities include the creation and printing of a newspaper style publication. of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Selling a house? Publication will feature all school related items, including but not limited to school sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be policies, projects and news stories featuring personnel, students and school entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further activities. recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Buying a house? description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Specifications may be obtained starting, Tuesday, November 13, 2018 at the City an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. of Lynn Purchasing Department, Room 205, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901. Find out what properties Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Specifications are available by email/mail on request at [email protected]. Wilmington Trust, National Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as recently sold in your area. Specifications are available until the due date specified below. trustee for MFRA Trust 2014-2 Non-Price proposals and price proposals must be sealed and clearly marked in Present Holder of said Mortgage, Check out separate envelopes as outlined in proposal instructions. Any proposal not received By Its Attorneys, in this manner will be rejected. Emailed proposals will not be accepted. ORLANS PC PO Box 540540 the Real Estate page Proposals must be submitted to the City of Lynn at the above address no later Waltham, MA 02454 than Thursday, November 29, 2018 at 11:00AM. Phone: (781) 790-7800 in Saturday’s paper. 18-002760 The City of Lynn reserves the right to waive any informality in or to reject any or all Item: November 13, 20, 27, 2018 bids or any part thereof and make award as may appear in the best interest of the City.

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Timothy Leonard Purchasing Agent Item: November 13, 2018 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 No ‘blue wave,’ but Democrats’ midterm success is sinking in

By Steve Peoples "Over the last week wins in Indiana, Missouri, ASSOCIATED PRESS we've moved from relief at North Dakota and Tennes- winning the House to re- see, among others. NEW YORK — No, it joicing at a genuine wave Indeed, just once in the wasn't a blue wave. But of diverse, progressive past three decades had a a week after the voting, and inspiring Democrats sitting president added Democrats are riding winning office," said Ben Senate seats in his first higher than they thought Wikler, Washington di- midterm election. But lost on election night. rector of the liberal group in McDaniel's assessment As vote counting presses MoveOn. was the difficult 2018 Sen- on in several states, the The blue shift alters the ate landscape for Demo- Democrats have steadi- trajectory of Trump's next crats, who were defending ly chalked up victories two years in the White 10 seats in states Trump across the country, firming PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS House, breaking up the carried just two years ago. up their grip on the U.S. Republican monopoly in The Democrats found The childhood obesity problem has prompted the push to aim younger House of Representatives to prevent poor health later in life. and statehouses. The slow Washington. It also gives success by attracting sup- roll of wins has given the Democrats stronger foot- port from women, minori- party plenty to celebrate. ing in key states ahead of ties and college-educated New exercise guidelines: Move President Donald Trump the next presidential race voters. Overall, 50 per- was quick to claim victory and in the re-drawing of cent of white college-ed- for his party on election congressional districts — ucated voters and 56 more, sit less and start younger night. But the Demo- a complicated process that percent of women backed crats, who hit political has been dominated by Democrats nationwide, By Marilynn cal Association: One key change: It used rock bottom just two years the GOP, which has drawn according to AP VoteCast, Marchione CHILDREN to be thought that aerobic ago, have now picked up favorable boundaries for a wide-ranging survey of ASSOCIATED PRESS AND TEENS activity had to be done at least 32 seats in the their candidates. the electorate. The biggest change: for at least 10 minutes. CHICAGO — Move House — and lead in four Trump and his allies dis- Democrats featured his- Start young. Guidelines Now even short times are more, sit less and get kids more — in addition to flip- counted the Democratic toric diversity on the bal- used to begin at age 6, known to help. Even a active as young as age 3, ping 7 governorships and victories on Monday, point- lot. but the new ones say pre- single episode of activity say new federal guide- 8 state legislative cham- ing to GOP successes in Their winning class in- schoolers ages 3 through gives short-term benefits lines that stress that any bers. They are on track to Republican-leaning states. cludes Massachusetts' 5 should be encouraged such as lowering blood amount and any type of lose perhaps two seats in "Thanks to the grass- first African-American to take part in active play pressure, reducing anxi- exercise helps health. the Senate in a year both roots support for @real- female member of Con- throughout the day. They ety and improving sleep. The advice is the first parties predicted more. DonaldTrump and our gress, Ayanna Presley, and don't call for a certain Sitting a lot is especially update since the govern- In fact, the overall re- party's ground game, we Michigan's Rashida Talib amount but say a reason- ment's physical activity harmful. sults in the first nation- were able to #DefyHisto- and Ilhan Omar, the first able target may be three guidelines came out a de- The advice is similar for wide election of the Trump ry and make gains in the two Muslim women to hours of various inten- cade ago. Since then, the older adults, but activities presidency represent the Senate!" Republican Na- serve in Congress, along sities. That's consistent should include things that Democratic Party's best tional Committee Chair with Kansas' Sharice Da- list of benefits of exercise with guidelines in many has grown, and there's promote balance to help midterm performance Ronna Romney McDan- vids, the first lesbian Na- other countries and is the avoid falls. since Watergate. iel tweeted, citing Senate tive American. more evidence to back average amount of activity things that were of un- BROUGHT TO YOU observed in kids this age. BY THE LETTER E known value before, such From ages 6 through 17, Targeting young chil- as short, high-intense at least an hour of mod- dren is the goal of a project workouts and taking the erate-to-vigorous activi- that Dr. Valentin Fuster, a stairs instead of an eleva- ty throughout the day is cardiologist at New York's tor. recommended. Most of it "Doing something is bet- should be aerobic, the kind Mount Sinai Hospital, has ter than doing nothing, that gets the heart rate worked on for years with and doing more is better up such as brisk walking, the Heart Association and than doing something," biking or running. At least Sesame Workshop, pro- said Dr. Donald Lloyd- three times a week, exer- ducers of television's "Ses- Jones, a preventive medi- cise should be vigorous ame Street." cine expert at Northwest- and include muscle- and At the heart confer- ern University in Chicago. bone-strengthening ac- ence, he gave results of Only 20 percent of tivities like climbing on an intensive four-month Americans get enough ex- playground equipment or program to improve ercise now, and the child- playing sports. knowledge and attitudes hood obesity problem has ADULTS about exercise and health prompted the push to aim Duration stays the same among 562 kids ages 3 to younger to prevent poor — at least 2½ to 5 hours 5 in Head Start preschools health later in life. of moderate-intensity or in Harlem. Highlights of the advice 1 ¼ to 2 ½ hours of vigor- "It was really success- released Monday at an ous activity a week, plus ful," Fuster said. "Once American Heart Associa- at least two days that in- they understand how the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion conference in Chicago clude muscle-strengthen- body works, they begin to Rep.-elect Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass., became Massachusetts’ first Afri- and published in the Jour- ing exercise like pushups understand physical ac- can-American female member of Congress in a historically diverse ballot. nal of the American Medi- or lifting weights. tivity and its importance.”

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U.S. stocks sharply lower Banks and other finan- Monday, knocking more cial companies also took than 600 points off the heavy losses Tuesday. Dow Jones Industrial Av- Goldman Sachs slid 7.5 erage. percent to $206.05. The wave of selling “Expectations are real- snared big names, includ- ly that the deregulation ing Apple, Amazon and process that has benefited Goldman Sachs. Banks, banks up to this point is consumer-focused com- going to be slowed down panies, and media and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS communications stocks all with the Democrats in took heavy losses. Crude charge,” Bell said. A father and daughter use Gohenry, one of a oil prices fell, erasing ear- Stocks appeared to wave of digital banking apps for children. ly gains and extending a have regained their foot- losing streak to 11 days. ing after a skid in Octo- The tech stock tumble ber snapped a six-month string of gains for the Pocket-money apps came followed an analyst PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS report that suggested Ap- S&P 500. Stocks rallied ple significantly cut back Trader Timothy Nick, center, speaks to special- last week after the U.S. aim to help children orders from one of its ist Michael O’Mara on the floor of the New York midterm elections turned suppliers. That, in turn, Stock Exchange. out largely as investors weighed on chipmakers. expected, with a divided in a cashless world Congress promising leg- “With the news out of winning streak. in Europe also suffered passbooks. Some say they islative gridlock in Wash- By Kelvin Chan the Apple supplier this The S&P 500 index losses. ASSOCIATED PRESS can help enhance finan- ington the next couple of morning, you have the dropped 54.79 points, or 2 Apple tumbled 5 per- cial literacy even as the years. market overall question- percent, to 2,726.22. The cent to $194.17 after Wells LONDON — For kids growth of cashless pay- ing the growth trajectory Dow fell 602.12 points, or Fargo analysts said the While the market has growing up in today's ments upends traditional as we look out to 2019,” 2.3 percent, to 25,387.18. iPhone maker is the un- typically thrived in peri- cashless society, the piggy notions of money. said Lindsey Bell, invest- It was down briefly by 648 named customer that opti- ods of divided government, bank is going virtual. Globally, the number ment strategist at CFRA. points. cal communications com- investors continue to Father of two Roland of non-cash transactions “We continue to like tech The Nasdaq compos- pany Lumentum Holdings grapple with uncertainty Hall turned to a British rose 11.2 percent to 433 going into next year, but ite slid 206.03 points, or said was significantlyover the U.S.-China trade startup's digital pock- billion in 2015 from the we think it could be a lit- 2.8 percent, to 7,200.87. reducing orders. Shares dispute and the potential et-money app because his year before and is fore- tle bit of a rocky period The Russell 2000 index of in Lumentum plunged 33 impact of increased over- kids were still too young cast to nearly double by for the group as we con- smaller companies gave percent to $37.50. sight of Corporate Ameri- to get bank cards from 2020, according to the tinue through the last two up 30.70 points, or 2 per- Several chipmakers also ca by Democrats, who will traditional banks. World Payments Report months of the year.” cent, to 1,518.79. fell. Advanced Micro De- be taking over leadership With prepaid debit cards by financial services The market’s slide Bond trading was closed vices gave up 9.5 percent in the House of Represen- linked to the app, Hall's firms Capgemini and came after a two-week for Veterans Day. Stocks to $19.03, while Nvidia tatives in January. kids, aged 8 and 10, can BNP Paribas. Britain, spend their allowance and Canada and Sweden are chore money by shopping among the world's most Athenahealth gets $5.7 billion buyout offer online or by tapping at cashless countries, ac- contactless payment ter- cording to a 2017 rank- By Tom Murphy uation for what has in- minals in stores. Sound ing by currency web- ASSOCIATED PRESS creasingly appeared to be like a recipe for splurg- site ForexBonuses, with a struggling business," ing? Not so, he said. widespread use of "con- Athenahealth shares Leerink analyst David "When kids have cash tactless" bank cards that soared Monday after the Larsen said in a research they want to spend it let shoppers merely tap struggling medical billing note. quickly. They want to go to on payment terminals for software maker received the shops and spend it on "We believe that follow- small transactions. a $5.7 billion cash buyout rubbish," said Hall, an IT ing the long and tumultu- In China, where mobile offer. project manager. But an ous sales process it is un- payments rule, Alipay and Veritas Capital and Ev- app lets them check their likely another bidder will WeChat Pay allow teens ergreen Coast Capital balances online, "which to hold accounts. Hong PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS emerge," he wrote. plan to give athenahealth actually makes them start Kong offers a kids' version Evergreen and Veritas shareholders $135 per Athenahealth stock jumped about 9.5 percent thinking about saving of its stored value Octopus plan to pair athenahealth share in a deal that will to $131.73 after the buyout. rather than getting rid of card, based on older tech- with Virence Health, take the company private. the money," said Hall, who nology. That represents a roughly missed guidance targets technology. which Veritas bought ear- also prefers giving digital In the U.S., the frag- 12 percent premium over and churning through five Athenahealth, based in lier this year. The combi- allowances because he mented banking sector the closing price of athen- chief financial officers in Watertown, makes med- nation will operate under never carries cash. means most cards still ahealth shares on Friday. the last four years. ical record, revenue cy- the athenahealth brand The app, which is called need to be swiped and, But the latest deal is A month after Elliott cle and care coordination and stay headquartered gohenry and expanded to sometimes, require a pin smaller than a $6.5 billion made its offer, co-found- products and delivers in Watertown. Virence the U.S. in April, is part number. Merchants in big bid that prominent inves- er and CEO Jonathan most of it through the Chairman and CEO Bob of a wave of digital mon- U.S. cities are increasing- tor Elliott Management Bush said he was stepping cloud. On Friday, it report- Segert will lead it. ey apps combined with ly going cashless because Corp. made in May. down. ed third-quarter earnings Athenahealth's board prepaid cards for kids as they can gather more cus- Elliott Management Athenahealth said Mon- that topped analyst expec- of directors unanimously young as six that parents tomer data, which makes made its offer for $160 per day that Elliott Manage- tations, but its revenue approved the deal, which have access to. They are it harder for teens without share in cash after say- ment supported the lat- fell short of the average the company expects to powerful new money man- bank cards, said Stuart ing it had grown frustrat- est deal offer. Evergreen forecast on Wall Street. close in the first quarter. agement and savings tools Sopp, CEO of Current, a ed with athenahealth's Coast Capital is an Elliott The latest athenahealth Shareholders still have to that replace old-fashioned two-year-old U.S. fintech struggles, which included affiliate that invests in bid offers "a decent val- vote on it. piggy banks and account startup.

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