MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2017

OUR OPINION Don’t bury Lynn’s future: Vote yes on schools

We urge a vote tomorrow in favor of building two new benefits to the city from building new schools outweigh etery land. But proponents point out only 12 acres are middle schools and approving a tax hike to pay for them. financial concerns. actually needed for the school project, meaning the re- The 2 Schools for Lynn supporters make a strong case Ballot question proponents convincingly argue that maining land can be destined for cemetery use. for the city moving forward to build a new school on families and businesses looking to relocate in Lynn as- Question opponents are also unrealistic when they Parkland Avenue and another in West Lynn, citing rap- sess school quality in making their decisions. Building say, “find another site and we will support it.” Lynn is idly increasing enrollment in existing schools. new schools does not simply benefit the students who an old, land-poor industrial city with few suitable sites Protect Our Reservoir-Preserve Pine Grove mem- will attend a new West Lynn and Pickering in 2019 and available for school construction. bers summarize their opposition to the ballot question 2020, respectively. New construction also benefits fu- Opponents are misguided when they say the city can by criticizing the proposed Parkland Avenue site near ture generations of students. abandon plans to build on Parkland Avenue and sim- Breeds Pond and arguing the city cannot afford its Ballot question opponents say they share this view- ply propose another school site to the state and receive share of the $188.5 million project, which is estimated point. But they argue the Parkland Avenue site is a quick funding approval. to be a maximum of $91 million. poor location because, they say, it negatively affects Pine Competition for limited state school building assis- Voters will be asked tomorrow to pay for new schools Grove Cemetery and the woods around the pond. by approving a measure excluding the school debt from Both of these arguments are weak. The Parkland Av- tance reimbursements is stiff. Waiting to build new the property tax-raising limitations set by state law. enue and the West Lynn site were picked because they schools will only drive up future construction costs. This request is unprecedented in the city’s history and did not contain the hazardous materials contamination Lynn can’t afford to miss this chance to build new ballot question opponents are correct when they say the and flooding problems identified on other potential schools with the state’s help. debt exclusion request is set against the backdrop of the school sites. Proponents also point out that the Park- Every student in Lynn deserves a state-of-the-art mid- city’s recent financial problems. land Avenue site will be separated from Breeds Pond dle school like Thurgood Marshall on Brookline Street. The city’s bond rating has been downgraded and city by a hill. We urge a “yes” vote on Tuesday to propel Lynn into a Chief Financial Officer Peter Caron sounded an alarm Opponents argue that the 44-acre site where the school future marked by success and opportunity for all resi- about city finances last December. But the economic has been proposed has for decades been viewed as cem- dents. Lynn voters being put to the test By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF LYNN — After months of campaigning, it all comes down to a vote on Tuesday. The March 14 special election has pit Pro- tect Our Reservoir – Preserve Pine Grove which opposes the $188.5 million project to build a pair of middle schools against 2 Schools for Lynn, which includes parents, teachers and city officials who say the more than 100-year-old Pickering Middle School should be replaced. As a powerful nor’easter threatens to shut down the region on Tuesday with more than a foot of snow, Mayor Judith Flanagan Ken- nedy is considering postponing the election. The city solicitor’s office will consult with the election division of the Massachusetts Secre- tary of State this morning and make a deci- sion by 5 p.m. On Friday, Brian McNiff, a spokesman for Secretary of State William Galvin, said if the city wants to reschedule the vote due to in- clement weather, they would have to appear before a judge this morning to make the re- quest. If approved by voters, the Pickering on PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Conomo Avenue would be replaced with a school on Parkland Avenue near the Pine Pat Burke (adult standing) and Mia Duncan (with ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Grove Cemetery that would house 652 sign), of Lynn, at the “Get the Vote Out Rally” for the This sign is on the corner of Lynn eld Street and March 14 vote for two new schools. The meeting was Kernwood Dr. VOTE, A7 held at the Lynn Teachers Union on Western Avenue.

Marblehead JCC decries INSIDE Swampscott kids drawn In Medford anti-Semitic threats Lynn man assaults, to Cradles to Crayons carjacks Uber driver. A3 By Gayla Cawley Trestan, regional director of the By Bridget Turcotte leadership through the yearlong ITEM STAFF Anti-Defamation League (ADL). In Swampscott In Massachusetts, there were ITEM STAFF engagement and enrichment of MARBLEHEAD — Anti-Semit- Election is heating up for an eighth grade service ambas- three on Tuesday, one at the ADL SWAMPSCOTT — A pair of Library Trustees. A3 sador from each of the state’s 351 ic bomb threats affected eight New England Regional Office in students at Swampscott Middle states last Tuesday, including cities and towns. Boston, where Trestan works, LOOK! School are hoping to give less-for- Massachusetts, and one Canadi- and two at Jewish Day Schools in tunate children a hand — and a The youth-centered service orga- Monkey Knife Fight an province, leading a local Jew- Framingham and Newton. jacket. nization was initiated by then-Gov- ish Community Center (JCC) and Other states affected were Ala- performs at the Ryan Henry of Nahant and ernor Deval Patrick in 2011. The police department to increase se- bama, Florida, Illinois, New York, Knights of Pythias. A8 Anna Nazarenko of Swampscott nonprofit is devoted to nurturing curity and awareness. Oregon, Rhode Island, Wisconsin, are collecting clothing for Cradles and celebrating eighth graders Last week marked the sixth and Ontario, Canada, Trestan said. In Sports to Crayons as part of their partic- from across the Commonwealth wave of anti-Semitic bomb threats Basketball loses in ipation in Project 351, a nonprofit this year, according to Robert THREATS, A7 Division 2 North nal. B1 dedicated to building unity and CRAYONS, A5

Wild horses

Sassy, a wild don’t scare Mustang, bows, as she gets a Saugus pair carrot, as a treat, as part By Bridget Turcotte of her training. ITEM STAFF Cheryl Wadman and her daugh- SAUGUS — Cheryl and Kait- ter, Kaitlyne, lyne Wadman are taking the are working reins when it comes to rescuing with the feder- wild mustangs. al government The mother-daughter duo are to train wild Saugus natives who moved to mustangs in Haverhill to grow their horse 100 days to save training business and provide them from be- their animals with more space to roam. They own the Milestone ing slaughtered.

HORSES, A7 PHOTO | MARK LORENZ

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 34° VOL. 139, ISSUE 82 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 25° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2017 OBITUARIES

Paul T. Legere, 59 Edward P. Purtz, 92 Gertrude Goralnick, 100 1925-2017 LYNN — Paul Thom- Electric in Lynn for LYNNFIELD — Edward Paul pany and a startup bread mix PEABODY — Gertrude (Rud- Massachusetts state senator as Legere, age 59, of several years. Paul Purtz of Lynnfield passed away operation at Lollipop Tree. This sten) Goralnick, of Peabody, and professor of government Hampton, N.H., for- enjoyed cycling, at age 92 surrounded by fam- twice-a-week job very quickly entered into rest on March 8, at Suffolk University — and of merly a lifelong resi- wood carving and ily on Tuesday, March 7, 2017, turned into a six-day, 24-hour 2017, at the age of 100. both brothers’ service as Ma- dent of Lynn, passed especially spend- at 11:45 a.m. at Ledgewood operation. In the late 1990’s, She was the loving wife of rines in WWII. away suddenly, Fri- ing his time at the Hospital in Beverly. He lived Edward retired for a second the late Louis Goralnick, with Service information: Fu- day, March 10, 2017. beach, where he his life with deep resilience, time, but his contributions to whom she shared 29 years of neral services will be held Born and educated loved walking and strong will, playfulness and the food industry would not marriage. Gertrude was the at the Maple Hill Cemetery in Lynn, Paul was the riding his bike. Paul good humor. He was the hus- end there. step-mother of Rhoda Morse Chapel, Sabino Farm Road, son of Rita (Glidden) was a music enthu- band of Gail (Plaisted) Purtz In the late 1990’s, one of and her late husband Harry Peabody, on Wednesday, Legere of Lynnfield, formerly a siast and also an avid Boston for 35 years. Edward was pre- Edward’s colleagues gave his of Swampscott, Marlene Gold- March 15, 2017, at 1 p.m. longtime resident of Lynn, and sports fan, especially of the deceased by his late wife, Eul- name to a volunteer organi- stein and her late husband Interment will be at Maple the late Gerard Legere. Paul New England Patriots. la (Wilkins) Purtz. Edward was zation called ACDI/VOCA, an Stanley of Peabody, and Nor- Hill Cemetery. Immediately graduated from Lynn English Service information: Paul’s the loving father of Edward economic development or- man Goralnick and his late following the interment, a High School with the Class funeral will be held from Purtz Jr. and his wife Julie of ganization, funded by USAID, wife Rose of Walpole. Loving memorial observance will of 1976. In addition to his the CUFFE-McGINN Funeral Salem, Harvey Purtz and his the Department of Agriculture sister of the late Daniel Rud- be held at Brooksby Village mother, Paul is survived by his Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, wife Leslie of Fresno, Calif., and private groups that send sten and Leon Rudsten. Ger- Braeburn Gardens, 400 children, Jennifer Drury and on Thursday, March 16, at Susan Bourassa and her hus- unpaid volunteers that have trude had many step-grand- Brooksby Village Drive, Pea- her husband Nick of Guam 10 a.m. followed by a funeral band Reginald of Haverhill, been owners or officers in children, great-grandchildren body, MA, where light re- and Matthew Legere of New Mass at St. Pius V Church, and Margery Moore of Pel- companies engaged in var- and great-great-grandchildren. freshments will be served. Hampshire; grandchildren, Lo- 215 Maple St., Lynn at 11 ham, N.H. Edward was the lov- ious segments of the food She enjoyed working in In lieu of flowers, donations gan and Mason Drury; his sib- a.m. Relatives and friends ing grandfather of; Daniel and industry overseas to 146 sales of women’s clothing and in her name may be made lings, Michele O’Keefe and her are invited. Interment will his wife, Maggie Bourassa, countries. People come from owned a consignment shop to The Dana Farber Cancer husband, Donald of Lynnfield, be private in St. Mary’s Cem- Natasha and her husband, Jo- farming, dairy, grain, cattle, in Peabody for many years. Institute, P.O. Box 849168, and Mark Legere and his wife, etery, Lynn at a later date. seph Abasciano, Eric and his hog, poultry and meat pro- Gertrude was very proud of Boston, MA 02284 or via Lisa of Belmont; nieces and Visiting hours will be held wife Rebecca Purtz, Desiree cessing to work on privatizing her brother Daniel who was a www.dana-farber.org/gift. nephews, Caroline, Rene, and from 4-7 p.m. on Wednes- and her husband, Chris Bai- and restructuring the various Kathleen Rourke, and Mattea day, March 15, at the fu- ley, Nathan Purtz, Jacob Purtz, enterprises along the Ameri- and Roman Legere; and sever- neral home. For the online Frederic Purtz, Ricky Staples, can model of business. From al aunts, uncles and cousins. guestbook please visit www. Justin Staples, Emma Swift, 1997-1999, Edward traveled He worked at General cuffemcginn.com. Sara Swift, Justin Foley, and as a ACDI/VOCA volunteer for Eugenia L. Nicholson, 92 Cameron Foley. Edward Purtz more than three weeks at a 1924-2017 is predeceased by his grand- time on multiple visits to Al- son, Christopher Purtz. He is bania, Bulgaria, Brazil and LYNN — Eugenia Jeanan Creamer and also the proud great-grand- Ukraine where he drew on his L. “Jean” (Forster) her husband Steve of Mary T. Potter, 93 father of seven (and soon to career in the food industry Nicholson, age 92, Lynn; five grandchil- be eight) great-grandchildren to introduce new products, of Lynn, died Friday dren; Patrick, Olivia including; Isabella and Antho- methods of production, safe in the Kaplan Fam- and Logan Nicholson ny Abasciano, Maeve and Fin- food handling and organiza- ily Hospice House and Stephanie and Mary Theresa wife Anita of Dan- negan Bourassa, and Nolan, tion. In Edward’s own words, in Danvers. She was Jennifer Creamer; (Cruise) Potter, age vers, Suzanne Allison Caleb and Hayden Purtz. “All the above free of charge the wife of William two brothers, Edward 93, died peacefully and her husband Edward’s journey began in – but what a sense of hav- F. Nicholson, with L. Forster and his wife on Saturday, March Bob of Topsfield, Perth Amboy, New Jersey on ing some worth after retiring. whom she shared 57 Edith of Winthrop, 11, 2017, at home David Potter and his Feb. 12, 1925, and contin- What a satisfaction of utiliz- years of marriage. and Joseph Forster and his surrounded by her wife Liz of Danvers, ued in New York City where he ing 50+ years of experience Born and raised in East wife Mary of Lynn; as well as loving family. Wife of Mary LeBlanc and graduated from high school. and having people find it of Boston, she was the daughter many nieces and nephews. William G. Potter, she her husband Mike of Immediately after graduating, some value.” Many of the of the late William and Ger- She was the sister of the late was the daughter of Danvers, Mark Potter Edward joined the U.S. Army people that Edward visited trude (Alves) Forster. She was Ruth Hannigan, Rita Kamholz, the late Richard and and his wife Ginny of Air Corps to serve in World overseas — including those a graduate of East Boston and Mary Z, William J., James Theresa Cruise. Born in Salem, Hamilton, Shawn Potter and War II. At age 18, on April 27, from Albania, Ukraine and High School. Jean had lived in J. and Raymond R. Forster. Mary graduated from Salem his wife Barbara of Hamil- 1943, he entered into active Bulgaria — visited him in Bos- Lynn since 1959. Service information: Her High School and the Katha- ton, Rick Potter and his wife service and served in the ton, and he welcomed them Jean served in the United funeral will be held on Thurs- rine Gibbs School in Boston. Helen of Hamilton and Bill war as a tail gunner in B-26 into his home in Lynnfield. “It States Coast Guard during day at 9:30 a.m. in the SO- She worked for several years Potter and his wife Margo of planes in the 320th bomb was great to hear these peo- World War II. She worked for LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 in the business office at the Middleton and New York City group. During service, Edward ple tell me that we had some the Commonwealth of Mas- Broadway (Rt. 129), Lynn, Hunt Memorial Hospital and and Gracia Milliken of Wind- was in multiple campaigns part in helping to improve sachusetts, Division of Em- followed by a funeral Mass she lived most of her life in ham, N.H. She is also survived in North Africa and Europe. their overall business. Made ployment Security for many at 10:30 a.m. in Sacred Danvers and Hamilton. by 21 grandchildren and 14 He arrived in Casablanca, me proud to have been part years until her retirement. She Heart Church, Lynn. Burial Mary was the matriarch of great-grandchildren. She was Morocco in February 1944, of the food industry for 54 had also worked for the Lynn will be in the Veteran’s Sec- and passionate about her predeceased by her brother, spent time in Constantine, years, as I have been proud School Department as a clerk tion of Pine Grove Cemetery. large family. She derived great Richard Cruise. Algeria, and joined the 443rd to be a small contributor for and cafeteria worker. She was Relatives and friends are joy from leading many family The Potter family would squadron in Sardinia in March the benefit of America.” an avid reader and was devot- respectfully invited. Visiting gatherings from birthday par- like to extend its sincere 1944. Edward flew in 68 com- In addition to his adventures ed to her family. hours are Wednesday from ties and reunions to holiday appreciation to the nurses, bat missions during World War around the world, Edward was In addition to her husband, 4-7 p.m. Those who pre- celebrations. Mary always aides and chaplain from All II. In March 1945, he left for a very active member of the she is survived by two sons; fer may make donations to had a smile and kind word Care VNA and Hospice who the United States, and was Lynnfield community, espe- William F. Nicholson Jr. and his the Kaplan Family Hospice for everybody. She enjoyed provided professional and honorably discharged in Sep- cially at St. Paul’s Episcopal wife Lisa of Saint Augustine, House, 78 Liberty St., Dan- spending family time at “the compassionate care to their tember 1945. Church where he served on Florida and Joseph P. Nichol- vers, MA 01923. Directions cabin” in the Mt. Washington mother. For the next 54 years, Ed- the vestry as senior warden son and his wife Maureen of and guestbook at www.soli- Valley and her winter home Service information: Vis- ward worked in the food for many years. Edward was Middleboro; one daughter; mine.com. in Florida. Mary also enjoyed itation will be held at the business for Swift & Co., M. active in fundraising for the her travels abroad especially CAMPBELL Funeral Home M. Mades, Kayem Foods, and new addition built onto the to Ireland, Belgium, Israel and at 525 Cabot St., Beverly on Lollipop Tree. From 1945- church in the early 1990’s. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Egypt. Wednesday, March 15, 2017 1969, Edward spent more Most of all, Edward enjoyed Mary is survived by the love from 4-8 p.m. A funeral Mass than 25 years with Swift & cooking at church dinners over of her life, her husband, Bill, will be held on Thursday at CO., progressively assuming the years — at Fair suppers Marijuana advocates prosecutors with cronies with whom she shared 70 11 a.m. at St. Mary-Annun- increased responsibilities in and St. Patrick’s Day dinners to hold press conference w/out a massive fight” years of marriage. They were ciation Church at 24 Conant and “you can’t shut down sales, sales management, of corned beef and cabbage. at Statehouse inseparable throughout their St., Danvers. Relatives and product manager at the cor- Edward served for many years ongoing investigations by life together and it was truly friends are invited to attend. career prosecutors.” porate level, marketing man- on the boards of the Lynn- BOSTON (AP) — Mar- a match made in Heaven. In Burial will be held privately. Bharara had revealed ager at corporate level for field Senior Center as well as ijuana advocates are addition to her husband, Mary In lieu of flowers, donations his firing Saturday. Attor- USA and Canada, production Greater Lynn Senior Services. planning to gather on the is survived by her 11 children, may be made to All Care VNA ney General Jeff Sessions manager, plant superinten- Edward was very committed steps of the Massachu- Julie Zohn and her husband and Hospice, 210 Market on Friday asked for the dent, plant manager and gen- to seniors in the community setts Statehouse as law- Bob of Boston, Adria Lancast- St., Lynn, MA. 01901. Infor- resignations of 46 Unit- eral manager of New England and established the exercise makers being weighing er and her husband Bill of Wal- mation, directions, condo- ed States attorneys who area. During much of this room at the Lynnfield Senior changes to the voter-ap- pole, Judy Potter of Al Wakrah, lences at www.campbellfu- were holdovers from the time, Edward spent 23 years Center where he also served proved law legalizing the Qatar, Bruce Potter and his neral.com. Obama administration. moving 10 times to various as a volunteer. drug’s recreation use. parts of the country on man- Faith, family and food were The Yes on 4 Coalition, agement assignments with important themes through- which pushed the ballot Gov. Baker to welcome his family. Eventually, Edward out Edward’s life. He will be question, is planning to Ireland’s prime minister settled in the Boston area. Ed- missed by many loved ones, hold a 2 p.m. press confer- to Statehouse Porthole Restaurant ward spent another 18 years remembered for his many ence Monday in front of working for Kayem Foods. important contributions — in- the Statehouse. BOSTON (AP) — Gov. While at Kayem, Edward was cluding his famous home- Leaders of the campaign Charlie Baker is welcom- Senior Citizen’s responsible for and part of the cooked dinners — and never say they plan to talk ing Ireland’s prime minis- team that grew the company’s forgotten. about upcoming hearings ter to the Statehouse. St. Patrick’s Day Party business from $1.5 million to Service information: Ser- of the Joint Committee on On Monday Baker and $100 million in annual sales, vices were held at St. Paul’s Marijuana Policy. Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, introducing many new prod- Episcopal Church on Satur- House Speaker Robert both Republicans, will Thursday, March 16 ucts during that time. Edward day, March 11, and burial DeLeo has called for the host Taoiseach (TEE’- started at Kayem with a small was in Forest Hill Cemetery. creation of a Substance shuk) Enda Kenny and 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. team of 30 people, and by In lieu of flowers, please Addiction Fund using pro- 1991, business had grown to consider a donation to Irish Ambassador to the • Corned beef and cabbage dinner three plants and more than Friends of Lynnfield Senior ceeds from retail pot sales, United States Anne An- • Live music and surprises 400 people. Edward retired in Center, 525 Salem St. Lyn- which are not expected to derson at the Statehouse. 1991 as Kayem’s vice presi- nfield MA 01940 or to St. begin in Massachusetts un- The 10:30 a.m. meeting For almost 50 years we’re dent of operations and manu- Paul’s Episcopal Church, til mid-2018 at the earliest. comes as Massachusetts gears up for St. Patrick’s the place to be on St. Patrick’s Day facturing. 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110 Munroe St. By Gayla Cawley but the passengers be- P.O. Box 5 ITEM STAFF Lynn, MA 01903 came unruly during the ride. He pulled over and Customer Service MEDFORD — A Lynn asked them to leave the Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. man turned himself into car. Two people complied, police Saturday after- Connecting but Fabrizio allegedly noon after he allegedly All Departments: became combative and assaulted an Uber driver 781-593-7700 assaulted the driver, the in Medford and stole his Ext. 2 car earlier that same day, statement said. Classi ed Advertising according to a statement After the alleged as- classi [email protected] from Medford police. sault, Fabrizio drove off Subscriptions Nicholas Fabrizio, 33, in the victim’s car, with [email protected] was arrested and charged a woman still inside. The Circulation with carjacking and as- stolen vehicle was recov- [email protected] sault and battery. He ered in Malden, the state- Ext. 3 turned himself into police ment said. The victim was treated Newsroom Herrick Wales Ellen Winkler at 3:45 p.m. after speak- [email protected] ing with detectives on the and released from the hos- [email protected] phone, the statement said. pital with minor injuries, Ext. 4 Police responded to 343 police said. Election is heating up for The investigation is on- Sports Salem St. shortly after [email protected] 2:30 a.m. and were told by going. Fabrizio will be ar- the victim that he picked raigned in Somerville Dis- Ext. 5 Swampscott Library Trustees up four people in Boston, trict Court on Monday. Retail and Online Advertising By Gayla Cawley tion and expansion. other people in the com- [email protected] ITEM STAFF If reelected, he said munity for celebrations ADVERTISING that’s where his focus throughout the year. So, SWAMPSCOTT — would continue to be. He it’s really focused me on Ernie Carpenter, Jr. Re-election for the chair- said the goal is to turn what the library needs for Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 man of the Library Trust- [email protected] the library into a vibrant the future and thinking ees may not come easily, community center, and not about what I need to do to Bob Gunther as Herrick Wales faces a just a way to gather infor- contribute to that.” Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 challenge from the presi- [email protected] mation, and to make the Winkler said there needs dent of a well-known local building more accessible. to be a focus on how the Ralph Mitchell library group. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 “I think we really like to space is used in the li- [email protected] Wales, chairman of the think of ways to move for- Library Trustees, is run- brary, and how to improve Patricia Whalen ward and keep our library ning for a second three- that space to get the most Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 on the forefront of the community benefit out of [email protected] year term against Ellen community,” Wales said. it. She said there should Winkler, an attorney in Wales has been a school- BUSINESS OFFICE Marblehead, and pres- also be thoughts on the teacher for 17 years, and library in the future, and Beth Bresnahan ident of Friends of the has taught in Marblehead Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 how to go forward now Swampscott Public Li- for 16 of those. He is a spe- [email protected] that people read ebooks brary. This is her first time cial education teacher at more. Susan J. Conti running for an elected po- Village School, and has Controller, ext. 1288 “I really think that the sition. a master’s degree in edu- [email protected] library is really the heart The local election is April cation from Salem State Ted Grant 25. Candidates had until University, with a focus on of the town,” Winkler said. Publisher, ext. 1234 “It’s a true community [email protected] March 7 to return nomina- K-8 special education. His tion papers, and both can- bachelor’s degree in histo- center. It’s important to fo- Marian Kinney cus on it and get the most ext. 1212 didates will appear on the ry, with a minor in Span- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] ballot, according to Town ish, is from Colby College. we can out of it. It’s up to Clerk Susan Duplin. the trustees to lead the Pedestrians walk through wet snow in the Will Kraft Wales has been married Brooklyn borough of New York. Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 The Library Trustees is to Susan for 20 years. way on that.” [email protected] made up of three mem- They have two children, Winkler has been mar- Jennifer Perez bers, along with Library Harry and Liam, who at- ried to Art McLeod for ext. 1205 Director Alyce Deveau. tend Swampscott Public more than 30 years. The Tuesday’s storm [email protected] The Swampscott Public Schools. couple has two daugh- Carolina Trujillo Library is in the midst of “I think any candidate ters, Hannah and Sarah, could drop 18 inches Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 its yearlong centennial would be a great candi- who both graduated from [email protected] celebrations. The building date,” he said. “With my Swampscott High School. Jim Wilson on Burrill Street turned background and experi- She received her under- of snow in Boston Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 100 on Jan. 20 and both ence in education, and my graduate degree in Art [email protected] candidates said it is an ex- commitment to education, Education from Kutztown By Karen Matthews cast for severe weather CIRCULATION citing time for the library. I think I bring great quali- State College, now Kutz- ASSOCIATED PRESS is mostly confined to the eastern U.S., north of Lisa Mahmoud “It’s been busy, but also ties to the table.” town University, in Penn- NEW YORK — Sunny Manager, ext. 1239 incredibly exciting,” Wales Winkler, 62, has been sylvania, and her law de- Washington, D.C. [email protected] days and T-shirt-wear- said. “The library is such president of the friends gree from Northeastern The blizzard watch for ing temperatures made it the New York metro area CLASSIFIED an important gem to our group, which finances li- University. appear winter had made Abbe Young Smith community.” brary programs and is “I think I bring a lot of encompasses New York an early exit. But it’s not City along with Long Is- Manager, ext. 1276 Wales, 51, said the trust- funding the centennial experience and a new per- finished with us yet — at [email protected] land, coastal Connecticut ees and Deveau meet celebrations, for 10 years. spective, and I think that least in the Northeast and southern Westchester Kerry Smith monthly to talk about ex- “So, the library is a very would be helpful,” Winkler where a powerful storm Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 County. panding programs and important thing to me,” said. “I’m very passionate with high winds and up to [email protected] Carlie Buccola, a events for the communi- Winkler said. “It’s near about the library.” a foot of snow is expected weather service meteo- NEWSROOM ty. Ways to expand the li- and dear to my heart. this week. rologist based on Long brary are also discussed, This year is the library’s Gayla Cawley can be Forecasters at the Na- Bill Brotherton Island, said a snowfall of Features Editor ext. 1338 along with how to rede- 100th birthday and we’ve reached at gcawley@item- tional Weather Service [email protected] sign library space, with a been working really close- live.com. Follow her on said Saturday there’s a 12 to 18 inches is predict- ed for the area along with Gayla Cawley long-term goal of renova- ly with the trustees and Twitter @GaylaCawley. blizzard watch for coast- Reporter, ext. 1236 al regions including New sustained winds up to 30 [email protected] York City and Boston for mph with gusts up to 50 Cheryl Charles More great white sharks appear Monday night into Tues- mph. Visibility could be a Night Editor, ext. 1278 day. There also is a winter quarter mile or less, Buc- [email protected] storm watch for a larger cola said. Leah M. Dearborn to be visiting off Cape Cod area that includes much Other areas, including Reporter, ext. 1317 of New Jersey, Pennsylva- the lower Hudson Valley [email protected] nia, upstate New York and and northeastern New Thomas Grillo New England. Jersey, also could get 12 Reporter, ext. 1264 to 18 inches of snow, she [email protected] The severe weather comes just a week after said. Those areas are not Spenser Hasak under a blizzard watch Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 the region saw tempera- [email protected] tures climb into the 60s in because high winds and what looked like a sign of low visibility are not ex- Thor Jourgensen pected. News Editor, ext. 1267 A great balmy spring. The chilly Those blizzard con- [email protected] white weather and snow some ditions are possible in Steve Krause shark areas got on Friday was southern Rhode Island Sports Editor, ext. 1229 swims close just a teaser. [email protected] “It’s a noticeable differ- and coastal Massachu- to the Cape ence. It’s going to be a cold setts from Boston to Plym- Katie Morrison Cod shore Sports Reporter week,” said Brian Hurley, outh. [email protected] in Cha- a meteorologist at the Washington is not offi- tham, Mass. Owen O’Rourke weather service’s Weather cially under a winter storm Photographer, ext. 1224 Prediction Center in Col- watch but Hurley said it’s [email protected] FILE PHOTO | lege Park, Maryland. possible the city could get Anne Marie Tobin ASSOCIATED PRESS Hurley said the fore- 4 to 8 inches of snow. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] By Mark Pratt and where does it go are tists can’t possibly spot all Bridget Turcotte ASSOCIATED PRESS the questions we’re trying of them, Skomal said. CEMETERY LETTERING Reporter, ext. 1269 to answer,” Skomal said. 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E M. G D  GOP health-care plan really about destructive ideology President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant This week, just as the blowback ward fiscal responsibility. ments for a lot of good reasons: They T J   over the House Republican plan to need the money to pay rent or else Gordon R. Hall Three years later, it’s a program News Editor replace Obamacare was turning that’s being talked about as a na- face homelessness or to feed their W   J. K Monica Connell Healey into a hurricane, a smug Rep. Jason tional model for how other states families, they don’t understand the Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton Chaffetz went on CNN to try to sell can provide health care the “com- often very confusing rules and dead- J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Chairman the legislation’s merits. passionate conservative” way. lines involved, or the paperwork P ‘  Asked whether Americans would Yes, Trumpcare could pave the way never gets to the right place. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 lose health coverage if Trumpcare for Pencecare, even though the facts “Punishing them by raising their Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 passes, the Utah Republican pulled and some research dictate neither rates or barring them from coverage Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 off an ideological deflection worthy work as well as Obamacare. Gross, causes real suffering,’ he continued. Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 of Ronald Reagan and his mythical right? But how else can Republicans “And it often ends up costing more Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 for taxpayers, since these folks will Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 “welfare queen.” go about teaching all those lazy poor Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 “Americans have choices,” Chaffetz people the conservative value of per- often require expensive emergency Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 said, starting down a path that Twit- sonal responsibility? services because they can’t access Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 ter has since likely made him regret. Pencecare, officially known as the preventive or chronic care.” John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 “And they’ve got to make a choice. Healthy Indiana Plan 2.0, or HIP None of this is surprising, given So, maybe, rather than getting that 2.0, requires recipients to pay an av- what studies have warned for years new iPhone that they just love and erage of 2 percent of their monthly about the pitfalls of forcing people they want to go spend hundreds of income to get coverage, no matter who have no money to pay to go the dollars on, maybe they should invest how poor they are. Even those with doctor. that in health care.” no income have to pay a minimum But Pence is a man willing to dou- The exchange was revealing, to $1 a month. ble down on conservative ideology say the least. Too many in Republi- If people miss a payment, they get even when it makes little sense. And can Party seem hell-bent on govern- bumped to a second-tier plan that so is Seema Verma, who designed EDITORIAL ing by fiction rather than by fact. requires co-payments to see the doc- Pencecare and is now President It’s now abundantly clear that no tor and eliminates access to already Donald Trump’s pick to lead the matter what House Republicans, modest dental and vision coverage. Centers for Medicare and Medic- Trump’s team undercuts including Majority Leader Kevin The vice president would argue aid Services, which has oversight of McCarthy, say about keeping their the program is a huge success. In- Medicare, Medicaid and the Afford- campaign promises and helping deed, there are some positives. More able Care Act. internet access Americans get affordable health than 400,000 people have signed up So watch out if House Republicans care, their replacement plan is re- for coverage, sending Indiana’s un- manage to shove their replacement In today’s tech-powered economy, functioning ally just about ideology. Destructive insured rate south of 10 percent for bill through Congress, defying crit- without a reliable, high-speed internet connection, ideology, at that. perhaps the first time ever. icism, and onto the president’s desk. known as broadband, is nearly impossible. But the The insistence on passing legisla- “There is something to be said for Under the plan, gone would be the Trump administration and the Republican Congress tion that would force millions of peo- the dignity of empowering low-in- crucial subsidies that help poor peo- are waging attacks on nearly everything that keeps ple to lose their coverage and cause come Hoosiers to make their own ple pay their deductibles, replaced broadband affordable and protects those of us who what California Insurance Commis- decisions about their own health by refundable tax credits meant to communicate online. sioner Dave Jones called a “death care,” Pence said last year. “People entice people to buy insurance on The ability to access the internet has become essen- spiral” in the health insurance mar- stand a little bit taller.” the open market. And starting in tial in many areas of life. More and more companies only ket is about more than just think- Maybe. Or maybe their pockets are 2020, Medicaid payments to states advertise jobs and accept applications online. College ing the United States can’t afford to just a little bit lighter. that fund those tax credits would and trade school applications have moved online as well. subsidize services for poor people. As it turns out, upon closer in- be reduced to undo the expansion Information on things ranging from business opportu- It’s about a stubborn, frankly ab- spection, Pencecare isn’t so much of the entitlement program under nities to essential government services to life-saving surd belief that the nation shouldn’t compassionate as it is conservative. Obamacare. emergency alerts often reaches us via the internet first. even try — not without strings at- Nonprofit agencies have admitted Squeezed financially, states would But roughly one third of Americans still don’t have tached anyway — because poor peo- to paying the monthly fees for poor be forced to pick and choose how to access to a broadband connection at home, and in ru- ple are lazy and should make better people so they don’t lose coverage. In fund health care, deciding which ral areas, it’s nearly half. Those with annual incomes choices to help themselves. other cases, people have signed up sick people to help and which ones above $75,000 are twice as likely to have broadband This is the type of twisted thinking for coverage, but haven’t made the to let fend for themselves. Some access as those earning below $30,000. Latinos and that led Vice President Mike Pence first payment so they are considered states might see little choice but to African-Americans lag behind other ethnic groups. to order up an experimental health “conditionally enrolled,” which looks adopt a cost-sharing model similar In some places, broadband infrastructure simply insurance program when he was good on paper, but doesn’t quite ac- to Pencecare. Ohio and Kentucky doesn’t exist. In rural areas and in communities fac- governor of Indiana, rather than complish the goal. are already considering it. ing economic challenges, broadband companies may just expand Medicaid under the Af- “It may look sensible on paper to In the end, though, no one will not see any profit in building out their networks. fordable Care Act. I was working in penalize people who let insurance benefit from replacing the truth The federal government has helped expand broad- Indiana at the time, a state where lapse or miss a premium payment, about health care with ideology. Sor- band networks via the Connect America Fund — thousands of people had long ago but in the real world it is cruel and ry, Mike Pence, but making America similar to programs that brought electricity and tele- given up on getting health care. The counterproductive,” said Fran Quig- great is not making America Indi- phone service to rural America in decades past. But lengthy fight with the federal gov- ley, an old acquaintance who is di- ana. new Federal Communications Commission Chair ernment to get a Medicaid waiver rector of the Health and Human Ajit Pai has indicated that he wants to put impossi- seemed more like a heartless polit- Rights Clinic at Indiana University Erika D. Smith is a columnist for ble new conditions on this program — for example, ical point for Pence to score against McKinney School of Law. “People the Sacramento Bee. Readers may by making the build-out requirements so high that Democrats than a sincere nod to- miss or are late on insurance pay- email her at [email protected] companies would stop participating — leaving mil- lions with no broadband access at all. Cost poses another challenge, and the Obama admin- istration spurred real progress in making broadband affordable to the less-fortunate. Last April, the FCC expanded the Lifeline program — which for decades has made telephone service affordable to low-income Americans — to include broadband access as well. This simple reform had the potential to bring broadband to millions who most need it for things like education, job searches and applications. Late last year, the FCC approved nine broadband provid- ers to start participating. And then, last month, in a stunning move, Pai — who opposed the Lifeline expansion in the first place — reversed course and blocked those companies from participating. Pai has yet to make his long-term plans clear, but things look bleak for poor and working-class Ameri- cans missing out on the tech revolution. Pai and his congressional allies also want to gut rules on net neutrality that keep your internet provider from giving preferential treatment to the wealthy and big corporations while leaving ordinary Americans and small businesses to fend for themselves. And they’re moving to shred privacy protections that let people control what personal data internet provider can col- lect and how they can re-use or sell this information. These changes may not get headlines, but they have a huge impact on people’s lives. Tell your member of Con- gress to stand up for consumers and protect internet access and affordability.

READERS’ FORUM ILLUSTRATION | RICK MCKEE In favor of new countless great-grandchildren. to be more of an issue than in There is a real, tangible rela- Sally Struthers commercials — This city is in my blood and I feel years past. But let us keep our tionship between good, quality it’s just fifty cents a day, less middle schools the need to pay back and do the eye on the big picture. We des- schools and property values. In than the price of a cup of coffee. right thing for all city’s residents. perately need two new middle fact, according to realtor.com, OK, so you think your taxes I was born and brought up in I think School Superintendent schools and we need them now. good schools are often the num- are too high now. But compared Lynn and I am a graduate of the Dr. Catherine Latham and her Let the naysayers have their ber one factor when it comes to to the rest of Massachusetts, Lynn public schools although I staff and the Lynn public school say, but the rest of us have to do deciding on a home to purchase. Lynn’s property tax is pretty now live in Swampscott. I still teachers are doing a great job the right thing for the city we The National Bureau Of Eco- low. An extra $200 a year isn’t come to work in Lynn, six to sev- teaching the students in our profess to love so much. nomic Research found that for going to send your taxes soaring en days a week, and I am deeply public schools given the num- every dollar spent on a public into Back Bay Boston levels. Thomas L. Demakes involved in my businesses, includ- ber of students that speak little school home values increased Again, remember, your proper- ing Old Neighborhood Foods and or no English, including ones CEO Demakes Enterprises, Inc. twenty dollars. In other words, Swampscott ty values will rise. That means Thin and Trim. I also have a lot from more than 30 different when a family is looking for a equity. That means home proj- of real estate investments in the countries. Nothing we could do new home, they look at schools ects getting completed. That city and our companies pay a lot shows more support to all these Why I am voting first. At no time does the lack means home sales. That means of real estate taxes every quarter. dedicated and professional ed- “yes” on Tuesday of cemetery land factor into the the economy is moving. No one likes paying taxes, but it ucators than to demonstrate equation. We have too many students. is the price we must pay to have that, as taxpayers, we will step At first I planned to vote “no” on Lynn has many things going We can deal with the problem a well-functioning city where we up and pay a little more to show the question of raising taxes to for it. The proximity to Boston, and make the right, and tough, can live safely, educate our chil- our support and our sincere ap- pay for two new schools. My knee the waterfront, the ponds, the choice or bury the problem. If dren and raise our families. preciation for educators’ efforts jerk reaction was to tell govern- woods and many other recre- you want to bury it, I know of I read the Daily Item every day on behalf of our children. ment, “no, you’ve had enough.” ational activities. There are some land on Parkland Avenue and I follow the news of the city Yes, the world is getting more But then I took time to read, world-class events at Veterans that is being saved for just that very closely because this city has crowded and our inner cities are listen and debate the question Memorial Auditorium. kind of thing. been good to my Greek immi- struggling to find spaces to build and, in doing so, I found flaws If tax bills are rising $200 a grant grandparents, their eight schools and playgrounds for our in my own argument and way of year, that’s $16 a month. Allow Bill Cooksey children and grandchildren and children. Yes, traffic is going thinking. me to pull a page from the old Lynn TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Swampscott kids drawn to Cradles to Crayons CRAYONS through age 12, living in line the hall, separated by From A1 homeless or low-income grade and team. The school situations, with the es- added the extra incentive of through yearlong service sential items they need to offering a prize to the team projects. thrive, according to the or- who collects the most items. Earlier this year, Henry ganization’s website. Col- Collection boxes are helped paint the walls of lections and community also available in Henry’s Clarence R. Edwards Mid- drives are held for new and hometown of Nahant at dle School in Charlestown. gently-used clothing and the Johnson Elementary The students put togeth- shoes. The items are pack- School, post office and at er packs of clothing, per- aged by the state and dis- Equitable Bank on Nahant sonal hygiene items, and tributed across the state. Road. Henry said he hopes small gifts for Cradles to “It was inspiring to see,” to fill 50 bags by April 5. Crayons in January, Naz- she said. “They said the to- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS arenko said. She also vis- tal of kids we helped was Bridget Turcotte can be Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray ited the headquarters to close to 10,000.” reached at bturcotte@ speaks during a panel discussion in Richmond, Va. learn more about the roots For their current proj- of the nonprofit. ect, they’re collecting only itemlive.com. Follow her Cradles to Crayons pro- clothing and shoes. Doz- on Twitter @BridgetTur- Ohio Dems see edge if Trump vides children from birth ens of brown paper bags cotte. tells agency head ‘you’re fired’

By Kevin Freking the agency’s structure — would likely result in liti- ASSOCIATED PRESS designed to enhance its gation. It would also give independence — as un- the little-known govern- WASHINGTON — Re- constitutional. They have ment official an opening to publicans are urging dubbed Cordray “King run for office in his home President Donald Trump Richard” because of the state of Ohio, where some to fire the head of the na- power that the law known Democrats would view be- tion’s primary consumer as Dodd-Frank entrusted ing fired by Trump as a protection agency, and to the agency’s director. badge of honor. some Ohio Democrats fo- “I just know this agency “If they were foolish cused on next year’s race has hurt consumer protec- enough to do that, it would for governor say go for it. tion in so many ways. It’s just put the icing on the cake Richard Cordray is the trampled on due process. on his run for the governor- director of the Consumer He just needs to go and ship,” said Doris Adams, the Financial Protection Bu- I’ll let somebody else sort chair for the Greene County reau, created in 2010 in the through the political ram- Democratic Party. wake of the worst financial ifications,” said Rep. Jeb “I think we’d throw a crisis since the Depression. Hensarling, R-Texas, chair- party for that one,” added He is extremely unpopular man of the House Financial Betsy Sheets, the chair- with some congressional Services Committee. man for the Wayne Coun- Republicans who consider Any firing of Cordray ty Democratic Party. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS President Donald Trump, back center, meets with members of his cab- Who and why, twin mysteries inet and the White House staff, Saturday, at the Trump National Golf behind leak of CIA’s cybertools Club in Sterling, Va.

By Deb Riechmann McCain to Trump: Provide ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — It’s evidence for wiretapping not just who did it, but why. WikiLeaks’ release of By Deb Riechmann dence. he doubted there was any nearly 8,000 documents ASSOCIATED PRESS The request for evidence evidence of wiretapping, that purportedly reveal se- by Monday was made in a but that Comey and oth- crets about the CIA’s tools WASHINGTON — The letter sent to the Justice ers called to testify at the for breaking into targeted House intelligence com- Department by the House upcoming hearing “would computers, cellphones and mittee is asking the Trump committee chairman, Rep. be in a position to have to even smart TVs has given administration for evi- Devin Nunes, R-Calif., know.” rise to multiple theories dence that the phones at and the panel’s ranking “I think on March 20 if about who stole the docu- Trump Tower were tapped Democrat, Rep. Adam not before we’ll be able ments and for what reason. during the campaign as its Schiff, D-Calif., a senior to put this to rest,” Schiff Perhaps it was a U.S. spy namesake has charged, a congressional aide said told George Stephanopou- or contractor who felt jilt- request reinforced Sunday Saturday. The aide wasn’t los on ABC’s “This Week.” ed. Maybe the CIA was ex- by an influential Repub- authorized to discuss the ‘’I don’t think anyone has posed by a foreign country lican senator who says request by name and re- any question about this, that wanted to embarrass FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the president must either quested anonymity. George. The only question U.S. intelligence. Could it The seal of the Central Intelligence Agency at come up with the evidence Obama’s director of na- is why the president would have been a CIA insider CIA headquarters in Langley, Va. or retract his claim. tional intelligence, James make up such a thing.” worried about Americans’ “I think the president Clapper, has said that McCain said Trump could privacy rights? “As we’ve said previous- CIA’s reputation a black has one of two choices: ei- nothing matching Trump’s “clear this up in a minute” Some possible motives be- ly, Julian Assange is not eye,” he said. “I think they ther retract or to provide claims had taken place, if he were to call “the direc- hind last week’s disclosure: exactly a bastion of truth are trying to induce pan- the information that the but that has not quelled tor of the CIA, director of In a statement released and integrity,” CIA spokes- ic and make people even American people deserve, speculation that Trump’s national intelligence and with the documents, woman Heather Fritz Hor- more skeptical of the in- because, if his predecessor communications were say, ‘OK, what happened?’” the anti-secrecy group niak said. She said the telligence agencies.” violated the law, President monitored by the Obama The president has an ob- launched by Julian As- CIA’s work would continue Assange said during an Obama violated the law, administration. Trump ligation to provide evidence sange in 2006 said the “despite the efforts of As- online news conference we have got a serious is- has asked Congress to in- that Obama broke the law source told the organiza- sange and his ilk.” Thursday that it was “not sue here, to say the least,” vestigate. or retract his claim, the Ar- tion that there are policy Robert Chesney, a na- true” that WikiLeaks was fo- Sen. John McCain said. Early this past week, izona Republican said. questions in urgent need of tional security law expert cused on the United States. President Donald Schiff said the committee “I do believe on issues public debate Among them from the University of He cited recent publications Trump asserted in a tweet would answer the presi- such as this, accusing a were “whether the CIA’s Texas School of Law, said dealing with Germany and last week: “Terrible! Just dent’s call to investigate former president of the hacking capabilities ex- WikiLeaks could have Turkey and numerous ref- found out that Obama the claim. He also said United States of some- ceed its mandated powers” put the material online to erences to Russia and Chi- had my ‘wires tapped’ in he would ask FBI Direc- thing which is not only il- and the “problem of public damage the reputation of na throughout WikiLeaks’ Trump Tower just before tor James Comey direct- legal, but just unheard of, oversight of the agency.” U.S. intelligence agencies. previous releases. the victory. Nothing found. ly when he appears later that requires corrobora- The CIA, while not con- “Julian Assange is in “People raise this for dis- This is McCarthyism!” He this month before the full tion. I’ll let the American firming that the docu- the business of trying to tracting reasons, to try to continued the allegation committee, which is inves- people be the judge, but ments are authentic, isn’t reduce American power. question the messenger against former President tigating Russian activities this is serious stuff,” Mc- necessarily buying that That’s just fact,” he said. because the content itself Barack Obama in other during the election. 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A report of an overdose at urday at Peabody Square on Not only does our desire THE BRAIN SUPPLY LIMITED BY Jennifer O’Hara, of 39 Amity 12:07 p.m. Friday on Estes Main Street; at 5:32 p.m. Sat- fade; but erections can St., was arrested on warrant CONNECTION OVERWHELMING Street; at 5:04 p.m. Friday on urday at 220 Lowell St. and 2 be soft or feeble, one charges of three counts of op- Stephen Street; at 7:12 p.m. Forest St.; at 12 p.m. Sunday Vesele® takes off DEMAND eration of a motor vehicle with of the main complaints Friday on South Common at 22 Harris St. where Viagra® only a suspended license, motor with prescription “Once we saw the Street; at 9:19 p.m. Saturday A report of a motor vehicle begins. Thanks to a vehicle lights violation, receiv- at on Lewis Street. pills. Besides, they’re results we knew we hit and run accident at 3:56 expensive… costing as discovery made by 3 had a game-changer ing stolen property, forgery of a p.m. Saturday at 19 Spring St. check, uttering a false check, Theft much as $50.00 each.” Nobel-Prize winning said Dr. Damaj. We get scientists, Vesele® has hundreds of calls a day larceny and miscellaneous Plus, it does nothing A report of a larceny at 3:59 Complaints become the first ever from people begging us equipment violation at 7:40 to stimulate your brain p.m. Friday. p.m. Friday at 300 Washington patented supplement for a bottle. It’s been A report of a disturbance at to want sex. “I don’t Angel Perez, 26, of 246 St.; at 4:52 p.m. Friday at Price to harden you and your crazy. We try to meet 8:43 p.m. Friday at The Bud- care what you take; if Chatham St., was arrested and Chevrolet at 715 Lynnway; at dha’s Tavern at 144 Washing- libido. So you regain the crushing demand for you aren’t interested charged with unarmed robbery 4:10 a.m. Saturday at 246 ton St. A caller reported anoth- your desire as well as Vesele®.” in sex, you can’t get at 5:16 a.m. Saturday. Chatham St.; at 3:43 p.m. Sat- er female customer “playing the ability to act on it. Heather Williford, 41, of urday at 282 Boston St. darts aggressively” and pos- or keep an erection. VESELE® PASSED 213 River Road, Winthrop, was A report of motor vehicle sibly trying to hurt her. Police It’s physiologically In a 16-week clinical THE TEST study, scientists from arrested and charged with un- theft at 5:01 p.m. Friday at reported a verbal argument impossible,” said Dr. “As an expert in the the U.S.A. joined forces licensed operation of a motor 777 Lynnway. between the two women and Damaj. development of sexual vehicle, tire outside fender and to prove Nitric Oxide’s the caller was asked to leave MADE JUST FOR dysfunction, I’ve studied on a fugitive from justice war- effects on the cardio MARBLEHEAD for the night by the establish- MEN OVER 50 the effectiveness of Nitric rant at 9:23 p.m. Saturday. vascular system. They ment; at 11:43 p.m. Friday Oxide on the body and But now, for the first showed that Nitric Complaints at Holiday Inn at 1 Newbury the brain. I’m impressed Accidents St. The front desk reported a time ever, there’s a pill Oxide could not only by the way it increases A .38 caliber bullet was tak- possible breaking and entering made just for older men. increase your ability A report of a motor vehicle cerebral and penile en for destruction at 11:17 to the kitchen and conference ® accident at 12:03 p.m. Fri- It’s called Vesele . A new to get an erection, it a.m. Friday on May Street. room area. Caleb Anderson, blood flow. The result is day at Commercial and South pill that helps you in bed would also work on A man reported at 5:08 20, of Gloucester was arrest- evident in the creation Common streets; at 2:27 p.m. by stimulating your body your brainwaves to ® p.m. Friday at West Street ed; at 1:19 a.m. Saturday at of Vesele . It’s sure-fire Friday at Oxford and Washing- and Conant Road that he was and your brainwaves. stimulate your desire 47 Veterans Memorial Drive; at ® proof that the mind/body ton streets; at 3:21 p.m. Friday So Vesele can work for sex. The results driving down the street when 2:09 a.m. Saturday at Hamp- connection is unbeatable at 227 Chestnut St.; at 4:44 even when nothing else were remarkable a truck came at him going at ton Inn at 59 Newbury St. A when achieving and p.m. Friday at Auto Zone at 86 worked before. least 50 mph, skidded and al- woman was upset she was and published in the Boston St.; at 7:30 p.m. Friday maintaining an erection most struck his car. The truck being charged for smoking in The new men’s world’s most respected at 305 Boston St.; at 7:35 and the results are driver then reportedly went in the room. An officer spoke with medical journals. p.m. Friday at Dungeon Ave- pill is not a drug. It’s remarkable” said Dr. reverse and struck a pole. The her and they were set to speak nue and Walnut Street; at 7:39 something completely THE SCIENCE Damaj. truck driver then got out and with the manager a day later; p.m. Friday at Broad Street different. told the person reporting the at 12:06 a.m. Sunday at 48 The study asked HERE’S WHAT MEN and Lynnway; at 7:43 p.m. Fri- incident that it was all his fault Aberdeen Ave. Because you don’t men, 45 to 65 years ARE SAYING day at 386 Boston St.; at 7:47 and asked for his information. need a prescription A report of a suspicious motor old to take the main • I’m ready to go p.m. Friday at Lynnway and A report of a disturbance at for Vesele®, sales are ® vehicle at 9:21 p.m. Friday at ingredient in Vesele sexually and mentally. Pleasant Street; at 8:10 p.m. 10:49 p.m. Friday on Creesy exploding. The maker Friday at Dungeon Avenue and St. John’s School at 19 Chest- once a day. Then they Street. JME Towing was remov- just can’t produce • More frequent Reservoir Road; at 8:15 p.m. nut St. Vehicles were reportedly were instructed not to ing a vehicle that didn’t have a doing donuts in the parking lot. enough of it to keep erections at night Friday at 15 Fays Ave.; at 8:21 change the way they sticker to park there. The own- A report of suspicious activ- up with demand. Even and in the morning. p.m. Friday at 149 Walnut St.; er of the vehicle then came eat or exercise but to ity at 2:36 a.m. Saturday on doctors are having a • I have seen a change at 9:07 p.m. Friday on Sterling outside and drove his car off take Vesele® twice a Martinack Avenue. A caller re- tough time getting their in sexual desire. Street; at 9:09 p.m. Friday at of the tow truck and then the day. What happened Linwood Street and Sunnyside ported there as a man sitting hands on it. So what’s two people had an argument on the bridge. Police reported next was remarkable. • Typically take 1 each Road; at 9:12 p.m. Friday at in the parking lot. The towing all the fuss about? morning and 1 each Bennett and South streets; at the man was upset about a company was parked behind relationship, but was all set; at JAW-DROPPING CLINICAL PROOF night. Great Stamina, 9:25 p.m. Friday at 1 Chest- the vehicle so it couldn’t leave. Great Results! nut St.; at 9:45 p.m. Friday 5:29 p.m. Saturday at Mobile Police reported it was a civil is- Estates at 286 Newbury St. A 100 • An increased intensity at 548 Western Ave.; at 9:55 sue between management, the p.m. Friday at 378 Walnut St.; caller reported a man tried to in orgasms. tow company and the resident. get into her car while she was

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Kaitlyne, 25, began rid- ing with her mom in com- petitions at 15 months old. Throughout her childhood, she followed her parents and their roping team across the country. She showed her first horse by age 2 and had the first horse of her own by the age of 8. PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Most recently, with the Lorraine Gately, of the Lynn School Commit- help of her mother, she tee, talks about the need for new schools and formed a nonprofit organi- the upcoming vote for them scheduled on Tues- zation, Kaitlyne Wadman Mustangs, to rehabilitate day at the “Get Out the Vote Rally” at the Lynn PHOTO | MARK LORENZ and train third-strike Teachers Union on Western Avenue. mustangs for new careers Sassy, a wild Mustang, who was rescued by Cheryl Wadman and her and match them with the daughter Kaitlyne, now lives on their horse farm in Haverhill. They are right owner. working with the federal government to train wild mustangs in 100 days Third-strike is a term to save them from being slaughtered. Lynn voters used for horses that have been unsuccessfully of- vada. Kaitlyne will work said. “It’s much more ef- in April and now there’s fered for adoption three with New England Patri- fective to have them un- a 10-year-old on it.’ And times. Their next step is ot or “Patriot” and Cheryl derstand, rather than just it’s a safe horse for the typically the slaughter with Sandy. making them do it.” 10-year-old to be on.” being put to house. The mustangs have The horses will compete Sassy was named after Kaitlyne Wadman Mus- been herded and placed in on June 15-16 and then will Kaitlyne’s father’s horse tangs is accepting dona- captivity by the Bureau of be eligible for adoption. Cisco. She bonded with tions to help the moth- Land Management for pro- Their motto is “from a Kaitlyne immediately, er-daughter team continue test Tuesday tection but have had little number to a name,” mean- her personality fitting her its work. to no human interaction. ing that they take the an- name. She quickly became The barn goes through VOTE favors a plan that would The Wadmans work with imals, only identified by a the boss of the barn, Kait- 42 50-pound bags of grain the horses for about 100 number on a tag, and give lyne said. Sassy came into each week and 12 bales From A1 build the West Lynn school first at the McMa- days before they’re shown them a new start. Kaitlyne’s life while she of hay every day. A bag of students. A larger second nus site, move the Pick- in the Extreme Mustang “When you take off that was mourning the difficult grain costs $14 and a bale of school for 1,008 students ering students to the new Makeover competition in tag, they have a clean loss of her then-boyfriend, hay is about $10. When the would be built on McMa- facility, demolish the cur- West Springfield at the slate,” Kaitlyne said. Zack Zalewski, who was mustangs arrive, they are nus Field on Commercial rent Pickering School and Big E facility. Trainers Working with Cisco’s killed in a car accident. fed more-expensive grain Street. build the new school at the gentle, halter break and Sassy Sensation (Sassy), a His parents, Cindy and with added vitamins and Property owners will Pickering site. saddle train, build trust 6-year-old horse born in the Ed Zalewski, bought the nutrients to help improve be responsible for an es- Superintendent Dr. and develop a relationship wild, was Kaitlyne’s first horse for Kaitlyne to en- their health, said Cheryl. timated $91.4 million or Catherine Latham has with the horse to compete experience working with sure they’d always have “We are not making 51.5 percent of the total been equally passionate in and win in that time. After an unbroke mustang. She each other, Cheryl said. money doing this but we $188.5 million project cost. noting the building com- the competition, the hors- competed with Sassy in Kaitlyne competed again can’t not do it,” said Kait- The city said the average mittee examined more es can be rehomed. the 2015 Extreme Mustang in 2016 with Krystle-Lu lyne. “We’re passionate homeowner will pay an than a dozen sites and The Wadmans rehabil- Makeover, taking sixth Martin’s Boston Strong; about it. It’s something we additional $200 in taxes concluded Parkland Ave- itated four mustangs in place in the competition. named after Krystle love doing.” per year for 25 years. The nue makes the most sense. August. Following the Although Sassy was Campbell, Lu Lingzi, and Donations can be made rest of the cost will be paid While people have sug- competition, they chose not a third-strike horse, Martin Richard, the vic- at www.kaitlynewadman- for by the Massachusetts gested a parcel on Federal to keep two and two were working with her helped tims of the Boston Mara- mustangs.com. School Building Authority, Street near the fire sta- placed with new families. change the way Kaitlyne thon bombing in 2013. Bridget Turcotte can be a quasi-public agency that tion, it is contaminated Now they’re back in the looked at training. “We’re definitely bring- funds school construction. land, while another site saddle. A week ago the “These competitions ing mustangs to Boston,” reached at bturcotte@ Voters will be asked two at Magnolia Avenue is in pair picked up two third- have changed my whole Kaitlyne said. “People say itemilve.com. Follow her on questions: whether the a floodplain and has a wa- strike mustangs from Ne- training perspective,” she ‘that mustang was wild Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. city should borrow the ter line, Latham said. The money to build the schools other location suggested and a second question on at Union Hospital is not Marblehead JCC decries anti-Semitic threats whether taxpayers are owned by the city and willing to exempt the plan would exacerbate traffic THREATS diligence around this,” softball field at Marble- cidents involving anti-Se- from Proposition 2 ½. on Lynnfield Street. From A1 Schneer said. head High School. At the mitic behavior in 2016. In On one side are the pro- At press time, each Security is always a pri- time, Trestan released a 2017, there have been 116 ponents who say every group was planning to Overall, Trestan said ority in the post 9/11 world, statement that the per- documented reports as of child who attends a mid- hold events on the week- there have been 140 bomb Schneer said, as cameras petrators were promoting Saturday, police said. threats against 110 institu- dle school should have the end before the vote. are installed around the a pernicious conspiracy “Our community polic- tions, throughout 36 states, same opportunity as every The 2 Schools for Lynn building. He said the bal- theory claiming that Jews ing officers will continue since January. He said the other child. They point to group scheduled a “Get ance of security response were responsible for 9/11. to meet with members of threats are predominantly the gleaming Thurgood Out the Vote Rally” on is between making people The vandalism was swift- the Jewish community to by phone, with some email. Marshall Middle School Saturday at the Lynn more anxious and having ly condemned by the ADL, address their concerns,” He said the ADL in Boston that opened last year Teachers Union. Among more confidence from the Marblehead police, town Griffin said in a state- received a threat by phone, which offers its students those expected to attend organization being on top and school officials. ment. “If we all work to- but he didn’t take the call. an ideal place to learn were state Rep. and City of things. By and large, he In Dec. 2015, students in gether, we can prevail over “I think it’s deeply dis- with lots of natural light, Councilor-at-Large Dan- said the members have a Marblehead High School the alarming increase of turbing that the one thing studios for art, music and iel Cahill, Rep. Brendan been thankful. He said class configured pennies these disturbing events.” that 140 bomb (threats) television production, sci- Crighton, City Council- certain procedures are in in the shape of a swastika, Trestan said the ADL have in common is a Jew- ence labs and all the mod- or-at-Large Brian LaPi- place, including evacua- an emblem of the Nazi par- has done “a tremendous ish target, and that results ern tools to learn home erre, Ward 1 City Coun- tion plans. ty, took a photo and posted amount” of training on in impacting tens of thou- economics. cilor Wayne Lozzi, School “Anti-semitism hasn’t it on Snapchat. Swastikas how to respond to a bomb sands of people, instilling gone away,” Schneer said. were also scrolled on some On the opposing side Committee members Ma- threat, including a train- a sense of fear, and that “It’s the oldest prejudice. basketball courts in mul- are some Pine Hill resi- ria Carrasco, John Ford, ing course with the FBI in goes to toddlers who go to We are, I guess, an easy tiple town parks last year. dents who say when they Lorraine Gately and Jared Canton last month. Anoth- a JCC preschool, to their target. We are a minority. In nearby Swampscott, purchased their homes Nicholson. er training session with the parents who drop them off It’s hard to tell what’s in the symbols were chalked they expected their near- Protect Our Reservoir FBI will be later this month in the morning, to people the mind of an anti-Sem- on a Pleasant Street side- est neighbors to be in the – Preserve Pine Grove who work in Jewish in- ite and why they would walk last April, and anoth- in Springfield. He said graveyard, not school chil- planned a walk-through stitutions,” Trestan said. choose to do something so er swastika was scrawled training covers how to re- dren and the traffic that of the Parkland Avenue “I’ll leave it to the police horrific and disturbing.” in the parking lot of the spond to a bomb threat, de- comes with it. They say site on Sunday at B Street to figure out how it should Schneer said in response middle school. termine when evacuation is Parkland is not only the Place and Basse Road. be categorized in terms of to the threats, he received Peabody Police an- necessary and how to work wrong site, but the project The polls open at 7 a.m. criminal language. They’re a letter of support from nounced on Saturday they with local law enforcement. is too expensive and the and will close at 8 p.m. certainly trying to instill Attorney General Maura were increasing patrols He said education is pro- city must protect the near- fear and intimidation in Healey. and awareness combating vided on how the threats by reservoir. Thomas Grillo can be the community.” “I write to express my anti-Semitism. Police Chief are happening, what their Gary Welch, a member reached at tigrillo@item- Martin Schneer, execu- solidarity with your organi- Thomas Griffin told the impact is and how they’re of the opposition, said he live.com. tive director of the JCC zations at this challenging community in a statement impacting technology in a of the North Shore, based time for the Jewish commu- that steps were being taken criminal way. City of Lynn in Marblehead, said the nity in Massachusetts and to ensure the preservation “We live in a very securi- Polling Places organization has not re- across the country,” Healey of safety within the Jewish ty conscious environment Tuesday, March 14 from 7 a.m. – 8 p.m. ceived a threat so far. wrote in a letter to leaders commune throughout the right now and it’s very “We feel very fortunate of the Massachusetts Jew- city. Patrols in specific ar- important for people to 1-1 Shoemaker School 26 Regina Road and I’m not convinced that ish community centers. “In eas are increasing, which be trained and prepared,” 1-2 Pondview Lodge 112 Kernwood Drive we won’t eventually have this past months, we have involve both uniformed and Trestan said. “Right now, 1-3 Sisson School 56 Conomo Ave. our turn,” Schneer said. witnessed a rise in anti-Se- plainclothes officers. we are encouraging every- 1-4 Sisson School 56 Conomo Ave. “It’s an attack on our way mitic harassment and in- “Although there have one to take advantage of 2-1 St. Pius Lower Church Hall 215 Maple St. of life, an attack on our timidation unprecedented been no recent specific this type of training that’s 2-2 St. Pius Lower Church Hall 215 Maple St. communities and a way to in recent decades. threats or incidents with- being offered by the ex- 2-3 St. Pius Lower Church Hall 215 Maple St. disrupt our life.” “These serious offenses, in the city, we need to re- perts in law enforcement. 2-4 St. Pius Lower Church Hall 215 Maple St. Schneer said the orga- as well as the vandalism of main vigilant and protect We’re sponsoring it, along 3-1 Marshall Middle School 100 Brookline St. nization is constantly on Jewish cemeteries in Phil- the people and places of with the FBI.” top of what’s happening, adelphia and St. Louis and 3-2 Marshall Middle School 100 Brookline St. gatherings within the A former reporter fired and has a good relation- other anti-Semitic acts in Jewish community,” Grif- 3-3 Marshall Middle School 100 Brookline St. for making up details in ship with local police. Last schools and synagogues, fin said in a statement. 3-4 Marshall Middle School 100 Brookline St. stories, was arrested in St. Thursday, he was about to are incidents of deep con- Citing statistics from the Louis earlier this month 4-1 KIPP Academy 90 High Rock St. step into another meeting cern to me and my office. ADL, police said as of June 4-2 KIPP Academy 90 High Rock St. on a cyberstalking charge, with Marblehead Police. These attacks on Jewish 2016, the organization re- before the most recent 4-3 The Lynn Museum 590 Washington St. The JCC association institutions have contrib- ported there were 56 re- 4-4 The Lynn Museum 590 Washington St. wave of threats. Federal recently put together a uted to a climate of fear ported anti-Semitic inci- officials say Juan Thomp- 5-1 Lynn Vocational Tech. Annex 90 Commercial St. conference call with the and uncertainty. I know dents in the New England son is responsible for mak- 5-2 Lynn Vocational Tech. Annex 90 Commercial St. Department of Homeland that parents are worried region, nearly as many for ing at least eight of the an- 5-3 Lynn Vocational Tech. Annex 90 Commercial St. Security (DHS), Bureau of for their children’s safety. all of 2015, when 61 were ti-Semitic calls, as part of 5-4 Community Hall 10 Church St. Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms Now, more than ever, it is reported. The incidents an attempt to harass and and Explosives, and the Se- vital that government, law have been reported as van- 6-1 Lynn Vocational Tech. Fieldhouse 80 Neptune Boulevard frame his ex-girlfriend. 6-2 Lynn Vocational Tech. Fieldhouse 80 Neptune Boulevard cure Community Network. enforcement, faith and dalism, harassment, as- 6-3 Lynn Vocational Tech. Fieldhouse 80 Neptune Boulevard Schneer said he would be community organizations saults or terrorist threats, Gayla Cawley can be 6-4 Lynn Vocational Tech. Fieldhouse 80 Neptune Boulevard meeting with DHS repre- come together to reassure police said in a statement. reached at gcawley@item- sentatives this week, after the public and put an end The AMCHA, a nonprofit 7-1 Breed Junior High School 90 O’Callaghan Way live.com. Follow her on 7-2 Breed Junior High School 90 O’Callaghan Way the department had agreed to this hateful conduct.” organization dedicated to Twitter @GaylaCawley. 7-3 Breed Junior High School 90 O’Callaghan Way to meet with various insti- Marblehead has expe- investigating, document- 7-4 Breed Junior High School 90 O’Callaghan Way tutions across the country rienced its own anti-sem- ing, educating about, and in response to the threats. itism recently. Last Au- combating anti-Semitism Information from the Associated Press was Source: City Clerk, Lynn. “We’ve heightened our gust, vandals wrote “Jews at institutions of higher sense of security and did 9/11” in the dirt of the learning, reported 618 in- used in this report. 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STEVE KRAUSE Time no friend of the Rams WOBURN — Tom Grassa has learned a thing or two from more than 30 years of coaching high school basketball. There’s little doubt that the Grassa who came onto the scene 30 years ago as a still- young man, fresh from suc- ceeding Lou Falkoff at Lynn Classical, has changed since those days. How could he not? He doesn’t ruf e easily. There was a moment in Saturday night’s 79-73 Division 2 North  nal loss to Brighton when even the most mild-mannered coach might have kicked up a fuss. It happened in the waning nanoseconds of the third PHOTO |BOB ROCHE quarter. The Classical fans at Saturday night’s Division 2 North nal game against Brighton cheer on Edwin Solis, who had Brighton’s Tyrone Perry (32 points) launched a three either just maneuvered his way around two Bengal defenders. just as, or just after, the buzzer sounded. At the time, the Rams were up by seven points, and they had all the momentum going their way. Clock runs out on Classical Most of the Classical parti- sans (and some neutral observ- Improbable 3-point shot helps ers as well) thought that Perry did not get the shot off in time. To be fair, this isn’t always easy Brighton win Division 2 North title to see with the naked eye (or hear with the naked ear, for By Gordon Vincent elbow, right at the buzzer. The of cials hud- that matter). To really know, FOR THE ITEM dled and ruled Perry got off the shot in time. you’d have to be locked in on The Bengals opened the fourth quarter the shooter all the way, and WOBURN — The book on Brighton High with a 10-2 run and led for all but 23 sec- still be cognizant of both the forward Tyrone Perry was he isn’t a good onds the rest of the way. clock and the horn. outside shooter. “It gave us a lot of momentum,” said Perry My eyes were glued on Perry, The book, at least for one night, was of his buzzer-beater. “It de nitely made us wrong. for example, and I still couldn’t play harder.” Perry scored 32 points, including nine on tell for sure. The only other player in double  gures 3-pointers, to lead the Bengals to a 79-73 There was a lot of commotion for 5th-seeded Brighton (21-5) was Willie win over Lynn Classical in a scintillating on the Classical bench — lots Veal, who scored 12 points on four 3-point- Division 2 North boys basketball  nal, of signaling going on that ers, including a huge trey to restore the Saturday night, at Woburn High’s Torrice would indicate that the coaches Bengals’ 6-point lead with 51 seconds left. Gymnasium. and players were convinced Third-seeded Classical (21-4) had  ve play- “No. 11 (Perry) surprised us,” Classical the referees should wave off ers in double  gures, led by Jaylen John- the basket. Assistant Simmie coach Tom Grassa said. “We scouted them twice on  lm and twice in person. He’s more son (20), Edwin Solis (13) and Erick Solis Anderson even went to the (12). Jonathan Nicosia and Gilbert Minaya scorer’s table to plead the case. of a slasher; a guy who will drive strong to the basket. He hit some big outside shots scored 10 each. No go. And all of a sudden, a Edwin Solis answered with a long 3-point- 7-point lead with the potential for them tonight.” None of those made shots was bigger than er from the top of the key with 23 seconds of growing was chopped down left to trim Brighton’s lead to 76-73, and the to four with one swoosh of the PHOTO | BOB ROCHE the one Perry hit at the end of the third quarter, after the Rams had just matched Rams fouled Mykel Derring in the back- basketball. And the pendulum, Edwin Solis (15) gives teammate Gil- court after the ensuing inbounds pass. With which looked to be swinging their biggest lead of the game at seven, bert Minaya (1) a pat on the head af- when Erick Solis made a free throw with the Bengals in the double-bonus, Derring positively in the Classical ter Saturday’s game while Ishmael missed the  rst but made his second free direction, jerked the other way. 3.1 seconds left in the period. Perry threw Johnson (22) joins them. CLASSICAL, B2 And it pretty much stayed that up an off-balance 3-pointer from the right way for the rest of the night. Through it all, Grassa never KRAUSE, B2 Stingy Burt helps BC to women’s Frozen Four By Joshua Kummins playing a full 60 minutes and  nding FOR THE ITEM a way to put pucks in when we need- ed to. That really helped us get in the CHESTNUT HILL — After last groove and start playing our brand of Sunday’s Hockey East champion- hockey.” ship victory over Northeastern, Bos- The Eagles’ strong play extended ton College head coach Katie Crow- from the goaltender on out, as Burt ley talked about how her team just pitched her eighth shutout of the “wanted it.” season, making 11 of her stops in the On Saturday in the NCAA Quarter-  rst period.  nals, it was more of the same for the With the win, the Burt and the Ea- fourth-ranked Eagles, who used a 24- gles are con dent heading into their save shutout from Lynn’s Katie Burt seventh-ever NCAA semi nal. BC will to earn a 6-0 win over St. Lawrence. face No. 1 Wisconsin, which earned a “I thought our team played really 7-0 win over Robert Morris in its tour- well,” Crowley said after the Eagles nament opener, Friday at 6 p.m. at punched their second consecutive Family Arena in St. Charles, Mo. FILE PHOTO Frozen Four ticket and improved to PHOTO | BOB ROCHE “Having con dence going into the 28-5-5 on the season. “They did — Katie Burt had a busy rst period Saturday, but Frozen Four is going to be really im- Erick Solis dribbles and di- and all year, they have done — every- still shut out St. Lawrence as Boston College portant,” Burt said. “I’m a goalie who rects traf c in Saturday’s thing that we’ve asked of them. earned its seventh trip to the women’s hockey loss to Brighton. “I really thought they showed that, BC, B2 Frozen Four with a 6-0 win. Fenwick’s crusade ends with Division 3 North defeat By Anne Marie Tobin The Indians led practi- points, 20 rebounds), gave FOR THE ITEM cally from start to  nish. the Crusaders  ts all af- Fenwick led just once, ternoon. Napoli hit one WAKEFIELD — Three 2-1, after sophomore Jax- key shot after another,  n- hundred and  fty-seven son Nadeau (4 points, 5 ishing with 17 points and days. steals) picked Amesbury three 3-pointers. That’s how long the Bish- point guard Maddie Nap- Her younger sister Al- op Fenwick girls basket- oli’s pocket and dished to lison, only a freshman, ball team’s reign as state the trailer, senior captain wasn’t too shabby either; Division 3 state champi- Sam Mancinelli (14 points, she hit two timely threes on lasted until a deter- 5 3-pointers, 6 steals), for and  nished with 10. mined, and very talented, a layup. Fenwick fell behind by Amesbury team put on a That might have been 10 twice in the  rst quar- shooting and rebounding Napoli’s only faux pas of ter (15-5, 17-7), but clawed clinic, stopping Fenwick the afternoon as the two- its way back with a 6-0 dead in its tracks, 66-50, to time Baker Division Cape run in the last minute to PHOTO | BOB ROCHE win the Division 3 North Ann League MVP, along go into the second quarter Jaxson Nadeau goes to the  oor to steal the ball from Amesbury’s Mad- championship Saturday at with sophomore forward ison Napoli. Wake eld High. Flannery O’Connor (21 FENWICK, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2017 Salem State hockey team ousted from NCAAs

Norwich will make its kings’ offense. off a rebound on an initial ment First Round action; margin with 9:37 to go in COLLEGE ROUNDUP seventh NCAA Tourna- Norwich carried the 1-0 shot by Mackenzie Cook. Endicott defeated Hobart front of a rambunctious ment Quarterfinal round lead into the second in- Pucciarelli finished with 4-3, and will face Trinity crowd feeding off the Pan- Both Salem State hock- appearance in the last termission despite Salem 25 saves for Salem State, next Saturday. thers’ energy to set the ey and Endicott College eight seasons. State controlling the sec- while Ostepchuk had 22 MEN’S BASKETBALL tone the rest of the way. men’s basketball saw their Piacentini scored at the ond period. for Norwich to improve to Middlebury 89, The Gulls struggled to tournament dreams de- 4:12 mark of the first pe- The Cadets got a big in- 15-0-0 on the season. Endicott 60 get shots to fall, as Endi- railed over the weekend. riod, beating Salem State surance goal at the 8:36 Salem State was making In Middlebury, Vt., the cott connected on just 10 Norwich University goalie Jason Pucciarelli mark of the third period its third NCAA Tourna- Endicott basketball team’s of 38 attempts (4-of-23 downed the Vikings, 3-1 with a wrist shot into the with Thompson scoring ment appearance in the season ended in the Divi- from three-point land) in Saturday at Kreitzberg top left corner of the net his third goal of the sea- last four seasons after sion III Sweet 16 Friday the first half. Meanwhile, Arena in Northfield, Vt., and over the blocker. son; then made it 3-0 at winning the MASCAC ti- with a loss to Middlebury the Panthers doubled up in NCAA Division Tourna- Salem State (15-10-3) the 14:04 mark of the tle in 2014, 2016 and 2017. College, 89-60, at Pepin on Endicott and took a ment first-round action. controlled the action for third period with Baldi- The Vikings also had their Gymnasium. 48-24 lead into the locker The Cadets got goals large portions of the sec- llez’s goal. season come to a close at A slow start for both room at the break. from Tyler Piacentini, ond period, but Ostepchuk Salem State got one goal Kreitzberg Arena in 2014 teams gave way to a 9-2 The game was the last Christian Thompson and made four saves in a span back at the 18:47 mark after NU beat Salem State run for Middlebury with for Lynn’s Stephen Bas- Payton Baldillez while ju- of two minutes, including with a pretty backhand 8-2 in the first round as 11:57 to play in the open- den, who finished with five nior goalie Braeden Ostep- a breakaway stop on John into the top left corner of well. ing stanza and extended points. He will graduate chuk made 22 saves. Needham to stymie the Vi- the net by Casey Miller In other NCAA Tourna- that advantage to a 21-8 this spring. Clock runs out on Classical boys

CLASSICAL defense is very active, and a 3-pointer from the left of key to give the Rams From B1 it took us out of our game. wing to increase Brigh- a 7-point lead with 6:42 Obviously, we had a con- ton’s lead to seven, but left in the third quarter, throw to make it a two-pos- siderable size advantage, Dyrrell Rucker scored six and Classical continued session game again. Edwin but they play their zone so straight points to spark to hold off the Bengals de- Solis missed a long three, well that it forced us into the Rams, who took the spite 10 points in the peri- and the Rams fouled again. doing things we’re usually lead when Johnson con- od from Perry. Brighton’s Jerrod Clark not comfortable doing.” verted a 3-point play with “It was a good season for missed both shots, but the Perry scored six straight 4:05 left in the first half. us,” Grassa said. “We have Rams turned the ball over points late in the first Classical advanced the a young team. We play and Jordan Galloway quarter to give the Ben- lead to six when Rucker four sophomores in our scored just before the buzz- gals a 15-9 lead before made a pair of free throws regular rotation and we er to end the game. Johnson put back a re- to close out the second only lose one starter (Mi- “They made it tough on bound at the end of the quarter. naya) next year. For us to us,” Brighton coach Hugh period. Derring opened Edwin Solis canned a make it to the North final Coleman said. “Their zone the second quarter with 3-pointer from the top is an accomplishment.” Time ends up being no friend to Rams

KRAUSE He’s such a proponent From B1 of “team first, personal accomplishments second” showed even the slightest that in 2013, he record- hint of agitation. ed his 400th career win When asked about the and wouldn’t talk about play, Grassa acknowl- it. But that atmosphere edged that the basket pervades these Rams — a changed the game’s mo- collection of players he mentum. Somewhat. called “the best passing “Yeah, I think so,” he team I’ve ever had.” And said. “It probably did.” it showed on the court He didn’t say this in a Saturday. Classical may chippy or belligerent way. not have won, but the More in a matter-of-fact players never lost their PHOTO | BOB ROCHE tone of resignation. And composure — and for a he certainly did not offer Sam Mancinelli gets some words of solace from team full of sophomores his view of whether or not Jennie Meagher after coming out of the game and with one senior, the basket was good. that’s commendable. in the final minute of Saturday’s game against In fact, for a guy whose Last December, Gras- Andover. players may or may not sa was handed a young have been robbed of their team, short on height and momentum by one of experience, but long on Fenwick’s crusade those freaky, impossible- to-know-for-sure calls, athleticism and quick- Grassa was remarkably ness, and like all good ends in North final upbeat. coaches, he made it work. “I thought all of the And that was especially guys played well,” said true Saturday. Brighton FENWICK 12 points the rest of the won because it shot the way. Grassa, who proceeded to From B1 rattle off all their names, lights out and many of “We had our spurts those points came from trailing by just four, 17- making sure to talk about too, we just couldn’t stop unlikely sources. 13. Mancinelli started the a specific contribution for them,” Fenwick head “I didn’t think we run with an NBA-worthy each. coach Adam DeBaggis rebounded badly at all,” 3-pointer from the top of “When you consider said. “At the start of the Grassa said, noting that the key, then, after anoth- we had one senior who second half, Sammy hits the book on his team was er Nadeau steal, Liv DiPi- played (Gilbert Minaya), those two big threes, so we that its lack of height etro drained a baseline and the rest sophomores cut the lead to 12 but just may cost it under the three from Fredi DiGug- and juniors, I think we couldn’t stop them from basket. He knew a kid lielmo with 30 seconds left did well. scoring. like Dyrrell Rucker could in the quarter. “We never looked at this PHOTO | BOB ROCHE “We just didn’t play good team and said ‘this is a jump as high as any 6-6 Unfortunately for the enough defense and they Crusaders, that was as team of the future.’ We Gilbert Minaya lets out a yell during Satur- forward. (the Indians) were feel- thought we’d be good this day night’s game while teammate Erick Solis “But we scouted them, close as they would come ing it, they were hitting the rest of the game in year.” stands over him. Classical led through most of and saw them, and this their shots and we just large part due to a di- If that sounds a little the game Saturday, but Brighton took over in kid (Perry) never jumped got a little bit behind; we sastrous second quarter bit like a George Allen the fourth quarter to win the Division 2 North out at us as being that could never eclipse the when they could not buy “the future is now” quote, title. kind of a shooter.” 10-point mark. It kind of a basket. it’s not quite. Some of And there you have it. felt like it just didn’t go Fenwick took 21 shots in the more Machiavellian You can build cultures, establishes a culture and No finger-pointing. No our way tonight, but they the quarter, five from be- coaches on the high though. You can, by your expects people to adhere excuses. No shots, veiled rebounded, they made yond the arc, and missed school level might think presence, establish a to it. or otherwise, at the refer- their shots, they made them all. The Crusaders you can “build” programs, protocol within your own Grassa’s modus ope- ees who may or may not couldn’t cash in at the foul their second chance shots, Grassa knows you can’t. team so people who want randi is that he doesn’t have blown a crucial call. line either, connecting and they had a lot of them Too much can happen in to play for you know badger referees, doesn’t Just an analytical, upbeat only five of 12 attempts. and that’s what won the a given year, whether it’s what to expect. That is go apoplectic over calls assessment of what hap- The good news for Fen- game.” injuries, academic issues, why someone such as that don’t go his way, and pened — buoyed, perhaps, wick was it held Ames- Amesbury coach Matt or players who simply St. Mary’s football coach keeps his head while all by the knowledge that the bury scoreless until the Willis heaped plenty of leave for what they con- Matt Durgin is success- around him are losing core of this team is back 5:19 mark when O’Con- praise on the Fenwick sider greener pastures. ful wherever he goes. He theirs. next season. nor made one of two free program after the game. throws after grabbing two His first exposure to the offensive rebounds. The Crusaders as Indians’ Stingy Katie Burt helps BC to Frozen Four bad news was the Crusad- head man was last year ers didn’t get on the board in the quarterfinals when BC a rebound effort just 1:51 rence) did,” Crowley said. reel. This one was an all- until Mancinelli made one the Crusaders ran rough- From B1 into the second before There was only one prob- around effort. of two free throws at the shod over the Indians in a classmate Andie Anastos lem. Burt did not let up, “Burt is always back relies a lot on confidence, 4:21 mark, cutting the 69-32 rout in the Indians’ started the rout with a while the Eagles scored there,” said Anastos, who first tournament appear- so having the experience deficit to five at 20-15. shorthanded tally at 5:56. twice more in the mid- scored BC’s first of two ance since 2013. that I’ve been there before After that, however, the It was quickly a much dle frame before Newkirk shorthanded goals on a “This victory feels so will be really good for me.” different game, and Burt added a third-period goal, Indians poured it on, out- breakaway at 5:56 of the scoring the Crusades 16-4 good ,especially after they BC left much of its scor- sure didn’t mind it that becoming one of five BC second period. “We know to close out the first half put a pretty good whip- ing until the last minute way. players to record a multi- with a 17-point lead, 36- ping on us last year,” said in both games last week- “It’s great when we can point game. she’s back there and that 19. Willis. “Fenwick is a great end, needing at least one put a few in early, rath- SLU’s offensive strug- she’s going to make big Mancinelli gave the team and great program. overtime period in order to er than waiting until the gles were not for a lack of saves, so that just pushes Crusaders a boost to start I tip my cap to them. To defeat both Vermont and third period or overtime,” effort or quality as the fi- us more to go out there the second half, draining make it to three straight Northeastern in Hockey said Burt, whose 91 ca- nal total only favored the and score goals because two 3-pointers in the first sectional titles is incredi- East postseason contests. reer wins are tied with Eagles by a 28-24 margin, she can’t really score 30 seconds to close the ble, they are a great team. Both teams got off to a two-time U.S. Olympian but Burt was there when goals.” gap to 36-25, but the Indi- They have nothing to slow start and the Eagles Jessie Vetter of Wisconsin she needed to be. She can’t really score ans went on a 12-2 run to hang their heads about, were actually outshot by for sixth-most in NCAA And, her defense helped goals, yet anyway. Who losing all the talent they an 11-7 margin in the first stretch their lead to 21 at history. “It gives me a lot contain a top line of Han- knows what we’ll see at 48-27 with three minutes had last year and still get- period, but junior Kenzie of confidence when we can nah Miller, Brooke Web- the Frozen Four? left in the quarter. Fen- ting right back here. He Kent’s power-play goal off get a lead. It helps me out ster, and Kennedy March- wick shaved the deficit to (DeBaggis) does a great a feed from sophomore a ton.” ment that was one of the 15, 50-35, going into the job, but my team has as Makenna Newkirk with Not only did Burt give nation’s best all season, Joshua Kummins can final eight minutes, but much heart as anyone 1:24 left set the wheels in BC confidence, but its of- combining for 161 points. be reached at joshuakum- the Indians kept their feet and this is the toughest motion. fense did. There was not much [email protected]. Fol- firmly on the gas, never group of girls I have ever Senior Kristyn Capizza- “I thought we just put a flashy about this win, no low him on Twitter @Josh- letting the lead slip below coached.” no doubled BC’s lead on few more in than (St. Law- saves for the highlight uaKummins. MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS SCHEDULE The 2017 NCAA Division 1 men’s basketball brackets TODAY Division 4 North Final At TD Garden MIAA Boys Hockey St. Mary’s vs. Cathedral (4) Tuesday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Division 1 North Final 16 Mt St. Mary’s (19-15) 11 Providence (20-12) First Four 16 NC Central (25-8) 11 Kansas St. (20-13) WEDNESDAY March 14-15 At Tsongas Arena, Lowell 16 New Orleans (20-11) 11 USC (24-9) Dayton, Ohio 16 UC Davis (22-12) 11 Wake Forest (19-13) St. Mary’s vs. Andover (7:30) MIAA Boys Hockey Division 1A Semifinal TUESDAY

at Tsongas Arena, Lowell 2017 First Round NCAA TOURNAMENT First Round MIAA Boys Basketball Malden Catholic vs. Arlington (7:30) March 16-17 Second Round Second Round March 16-17 March 18-19 March 18-19 1 Villanova (31-3) Sweet 16 Sweet 16 1 Kansas (28-4) SPORTS BRIEFS Thursday March 23-24 March 23-24 Thursday Tulsa, Okla. 16 Mt St. Mary’s/NO 16 NC Central/UC Davis hand, serve and volley, and 8 Wisconsin (25-9) Mar. 18 Elite 8 Elite 8 Mar. 18 8 Miami (Fl) (21-11) Helen Ridley Thursday Thursday

Buffalo, N.Y. March 25-26 March 25-26 group tennis. 9 Virginia Tech (22-10) 9 Michigan St. (19-14) basketball clinic Ages 8 and under will meet Mar. 23 Mar. 23 5 Virginia (22-10) 5 Iowa St. (23-10) from 9-10 a.m.; 9-11 at 10:15- Milwaukee The 2017 Spring Skills Friday Friday 11:15 a.m.; ages 12 and up, 12 UNC Wilmington (29-5) 12 Nevada (28-6) Basketball Clinic will be Mar. 18 FINAL FOUR Mar. 18 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 4 Florida (24-8) Phoenix 4 Purdue (25-7) held on Mondays from Friday Friday Registration forms are Orlando, Fla. April 1 7-8:30 p.m. starting April 3 13 East Tenn. St. (27-7) EAST MIDWEST 13 Vermont (29-5) available at www.ci.lynn/ Sacramento, Calif. and running over 10 ses- 6 SMU (29-4) New York Kansas City, Mo. 6 Creighton (25-9) citydevelopments—parkan- Mar. 25 Mar. 26 sions at St. Mary’s High Thursday Thursday School, 35 Tremont St. in drecreation.shtml. 11 Providence/USC 11 Rhode Island (24-9) For more information, con- 3 Baylor (25-7) Mar. 19 Mar. 19 3 Oregon (29-5) Lynn. The clinic is for boys Thursday Thursday

tact Lisa Nerich at 781-477- Okla. Tulsa, and girls grade 4-12. The 14 New Mex. St. (28-5) 14 Iona (22-12) 7086. Mar. 23 Mar. 23 cost is $200. All players Indianapolis Articles to bring include a 7 South Carolina (22-10) 7 Michigan (24-11) must bring a ball. For more Friday Friday NATIONAL information, contact Helen racquet, hat, water and sun- 10 Marquette (19-12) 10 Oklahoma St. (20-12) Mar. 19 CHAMPIONSHIP Mar. 19 Ridley at 781-775-0778 or screen. A limited number of 2 Duke (27-8) 2 Louisville (24-8) Friday April 3 Friday ridleytopflightbasketball@ racquets are available. Greenville, S.C. 15 Troy (22-14) 15 Jacksonville St. (20-14) gmail.com.

1 Gonzaga (32-1) 1 North Carolina (27-7) Greenville, S.C. LYH Travel Thursday Thursday Park and recs 16 So. Dakota St. (18-16) 16 Texas So. (23-11) Team tryouts 8 Northwestern (23-11) Mar. 18 Mar. 18 8 Arkansas (25-9) tennis clinics Thursday Thursday Tryouts for Lynn Youth Salt Lake City 9 Vanderbilt (19-15) 9 Seton Hall (21-11) Hockey travel teams will be Youth tennis clinics will be 5 Notre Dame (25-9) Mar. 24 Mar. 24 5 Minnesota (24-9) held by Lynn Parks and held at the Connery Rink on Friday Friday Milwaukee Recreation on Saturdays Shepard Street for the midg- 12 Princeton 23-6) 12 Middle Tenn. (30-4) from May 6-27 at Gowdy ets level on Thursday, March 4 West Virginia 26-8) Mar. 18 Mar. 18 4 Butler (23-8)

Buffalo, N.Y. Friday Friday Playground on Cedar Brook 30, 7 p.m. 13 Bucknell (26-8) 13 Winthrop (26-6) WEST SOUTH Road. A second tryout for all lev- Sacramento, Calif. 6 Maryland (24-8) San Jose, Calif. Memphis, Tenn. 6 Cincinnati (29-4) Mar. 26 The clinic will consist of els will be held in August. Thursday Mar. 25 Thursday warmups, stretches, basic To register online, go to 11 Xavier (21-13) 11 Kan. St./Wake Forest 3 Florida St. (25-8) Mar. 19 Mar. 19 3 UCLA (24-9) tennis, forehand and back- lynnyouthhockey.siplay.com. All times EDT Thursday Thursday Orlando, Fla. 14 FGCU (26-7) 14 Kent St. (22-13) TV/RADIO 7 Saint Mary’s (28-4) Mar. 24 Mar. 24 7 Dayton (24-7) Indianapolis Friday Friday TV Pro Hockey: Carolina at NY 10 VCU (26-8) 10 Wichita St. (30-4) Baseball: WBC: Netherlands Islanders, NBCSN, 7:30 2 Arizona (30-4) Mar. 19 Mar. 19 2 Kentucky (29-5) Friday Friday vs. Israel, MLB Network, 6 p.m.; Boston at Vancouver, Salt Lake City 15 North Dakota (22-9) 15 N. Kentucky (24-10) a.m.; Exhibition: Houston vs. NESN, 10 p.m. AP St. Louis, MLB Network Soccer: FA Cup: Chelsea vs. Pro Baseball: Philadelphia at Manchester United, FS1, Baltimore, MLB Network, Good early matchups are on tap 3:30 p.m. 1:05 p.m. RADIO Pro Basketball: Atlanta at San By Associated Press State against Kansas. the line could be epic tee occasionally throws Baseball: Exhibition: Boston Also the Midwest Re- Antonio, TNT, 8 p.m.; LA Lak- Villanova is the No. 1 INDIVIDUAL in intriguing match-ups ers at Denver, TNT, 10:30 at Toronto, WEEI-AM (850), 1 gion, two of the nation’s MATCHUPS and this year was no dif- p.m. overall seed in the NCAA p.m. Tournament to start its top offensive teams will Two games will have ferent with two games College Basketball - women: Pro Hockey: Boston at Van- bid to become the first re- meet when Michigan must-watch individual between teams from the NCAA Selection Show, ESPN, couver, WBZ-FM (98.5), 10 peat national champion faces Oklahoma State matchups. same state. 7 p.m. p.m. since Florida in 2006-07. Friday in Indianapolis. In the West, it will be The battle of the Blue- To get there, the Wild- Oklahoma State was the a battle of big men when grass State will take NBA cats may have to face the top team in offensive effi- Gonzaga’s Przemek Kar- place Friday in Indianap- Gators. If both teams win ciency and Michigan was nowski faces South Da- olis when Kentucky faces EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE their first two games, fifth. kota State’s Mike Daum. Northern Kentucky, a Atlantic Division Southwest Division And watch out for Or- Karnowski is one of W L Pct GB W L Pct GB they’ll play in the Sweet game that’s not expected Boston 42 25 .627 — x-San Antonio 51 14 .785 — 16. That’s just one of the egon and Iona, in the the biggest and craftiest to be close. Toronto 38 28 .576 3½ Houston 45 21 .682 6½ Midwest Region as well. big men in the country, New York 26 41 .388 16 Memphis 36 30 .545 15½ great potential match- The West Region game Philadelphia 23 42 .354 18 Dallas 28 37 .431 23 ups and interesting sto- The cameras might have 7-foot-1, 300-pound force between Florida State Brooklyn 12 53 .185 29 New Orleans 26 40 .394 25½ ry lines revealed when a hard time keeping up on the inside. He’ll have and Florida Gulf Coast Southeast Division Northwest Division with these high-octane his hands full in Salt W L Pct GB W L Pct GB the NCAA Tournament could be a trendy pick Washington 41 24 .631 — Utah 41 25 .621 — bracket was released teams. Lake City on Thursday for an upset, in large Atlanta 37 29 .561 4½ Oklahoma City 37 29 .561 4 SPEEDY SOUTH against Daum, the high- Miami 32 35 .478 10 Denver 31 35 .470 10 Sunday. part because of their Speaking of offense, the est-scoring player to Charlotte 29 37 .439 12½ Portland 28 36 .438 12 GREAT OPENERS Dunk City run in 2013. Orlando 24 43 .358 18 Minnesota 27 38 .415 13½ South Region will have make the tournament. Several opening games The game is also in Or- Central Division Pacific Division plenty of it. The 6-9 sophomore was W L Pct GB W L Pct GB stick out, some for a con- lando, adding to the in- Cleveland 43 21 .672 — x-Golden State 52 14 .788 — North Carolina, Ken- the Summit League play- trast in styles, the other state flair. Indiana 34 32 .515 10 L.A. Clippers 40 26 .606 12 tucky and UCLA are all in er of the year after aver- Detroit 33 33 .500 11 Sacramento 25 41 .379 27 for the similarities. LEFT OUT Milwaukee 32 33 .492 11½ Phoenix 22 44 .333 30 the South and all love to aging 25.3 points and 8.2 In the East Region, As is the case every Chicago 31 35 .470 13 L.A. Lakers 20 45 .308 31½ No. 5 seed Virginia pits get up and down the floor. rebounds. x-clinched playoff spot Monday’s Games year, several teams Saturday’s Games Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. its shutdown defense Kentucky and UCLA, Also worth watching were disappointed Oklahoma City 112, Utah 104 Dallas at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. against high-scoring the No. 2 and 3 seeds, will be the battle be- L.A. Clippers 112, Philadelphia 100 Atlanta at San Antonio, 8 p.m. when the bracket was Detroit 112, New York 92 Milwaukee at Memphis, 8 p.m. UNC-Wilmington. The have the potential to tween Creighton’s Jus- Washington at Minnesota, 8 p.m. announced. Cleveland 116, Orlando 104 Cavaliers were No. 1 in meet in the Sweet 16. tin Patton faces Rhode New Orleans 125, Charlotte 122, OT L.A. Clippers at Utah, 9 p.m. Illinois State won 27 Miami 104, Toronto 89 L.A. Lakers at Denver, 10:30 p.m. adjusted defensive effi- The Tar Heels, the No. Island’s Hassan Martin, Milwaukee 102, Minnesota 95 Orlando at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. ciency, according to Ken- 1 seed, would meet the Friday in the Midwest games, finished 17-1 San Antonio 107, Golden State 85 Tuesday’s Games in the Missouri Valley Atlanta 107, Memphis 90 Detroit at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Pom.com, and Seahawks Wildcats in the regional Region. Phoenix 100, Dallas 98 Indiana at New York, 7:30 p.m. were 10th nationally in final if both get through Patton is a versatile Conference and lost to Washington 125, Portland 124, OT Oklahoma City at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Wichita State in the Denver 105, Sacramento 92 Portland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. scoring offense at 85.2 the bracket. They played 6-11 freshman who can Sunday’s Games Philadelphia at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. points per game. arguably the best game shoot 3-pointers or play tournament title game. Boston 100, Chicago 80 Wednesday’s Games Brooklyn 120, New York 112 Charlotte at Indiana, 7 p.m. Two more style clash- of the season in Decem- inside. Martin, a senior, The Redbirds were left Indiana 102, Miami 98 Dallas at Washington, 7 p.m. es could come in the ber, a fast-paced thriller was Rhode Island’s sec- out when the teams were Cleveland at Houston, 9 p.m. Minnesota at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Portland at Phoenix, 9 p.m. New Orleans at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Midwest second round in Las Vegas won 103- ond-leading scorer at called, leaving them dev- Philadelphia at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Utah at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. between power Big Ten 100 by Kentucky behind 14.1 points and shot 59 astated. Celtics 100, Bulls 80 teams and up-tempo Big Malik Monk’s 47-point percent from the floor. “My team is crushed,” CHICAGO (80) Chicago 9 17 31 23 — 80 12 teams: Purdue against night. A rematch with a IN-STATE BATTLES Illinois State coach Dan Portis 6-15 0-0 12, Lopez 5-6 3-3 Boston 22 24 30 24 — 100 Iowa State and Michigan spot in the Final Four on The selection commit- Muller said. 13, Grant 0-2 0-0 0, Butler 2-11 0-0 3-Point Goals—Chicago 7-25 (Valen- 5, Wade 4-11 0-0 8, Zipser 1-4 0-0 tine 3-6, Butler 1-2, Zipser 1-2, Lau- 3, Felicio 4-8 2-2 10, Lauvergne 1-7 vergne 1-3, Payne 1-4, Grant 0-1, 0-0 3, Rondo 1-5 0-0 2, Carter-Wil- Canaan 0-2, Wade 0-2, Portis 0-3), liams 0-0 2-4 2, Canaan 1-3 0-0 2, Boston 16-37 (Thomas 4-8, Bradley Payne 3-7 0-0 7, Valentine 5-8 0-0 Thomas has ‘fun’ in Celtics’ victory 3-3, Brown 3-6, Horford 2-2, Smart 13. Totals 33-87 7-9 80. 2-7, Olynyk 1-2, Crowder 1-5, John- BOSTON (100) son 0-1, Jerebko 0-1, Rozier 0-2). BOSTON (AP) — Isa- comfortable win and the “I asked our team that Wade scored only eight Crowder 2-9 0-0 5, Johnson 1-4 0-0 iah Thomas was having fans get into it.” when I came out of the points and Jimmy Butler 2, Horford 5-7 0-0 12, Thomas 9-14 Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Chi- 0-0 22, Bradley 7-16 0-0 17, Brown cago 40 (Portis 8), Boston 51 a good time on the bench Thomas, the team’s lead- game,” said Bradley, who had five. 4-9 0-0 11, Jerebko 1-2 0-0 2, Olynyk (Crowder 10). Assists—Chicago 18 while his teammates were ing scorer at 29.2 points per scored 17 points. “I was “Nobody likes to lose, so, 5-10 0-0 11, Smart 4-10 2-2 12, (Rondo 6), Boston 22 (Horford 6). closing out easy win over game, played only 24 min- like: ‘Are we playing de- yeah, I definitely think it’s Rozier 2-5 2-2 6. Totals 40-86 4-4 Total Fouls—Chicago 10, Boston 14. 100. A—18,624 (18,624). the Chicago Bulls. utes and sat the entire final fense that good?’” bothering a lot of people,” Thomas scored 22 points quarter. He had some fun The Celtics rushed to Butler said. “We’ve got to NHL and later joined fans do- in the final minutes of the a 13-0 lead, shutting out figure it out. Ain’t nobody ing the wave as it circled blowout, taking part with Chicago until Dwyane going to come in here and EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE TD Garden, leading the teammate Jae Crowder in Wade’s jumper nearly six show us a blueprint on how Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston Celtics to a 100- the crowd’s cheer. minutes into the game. to win. We’ve got to go out Montreal 69 39 22 8 86 189 172 Minnesota 67 43 18 6 92 223 163 80 romp and sending the There were plenty of Marcus Smart and Al there and make it happen.” Ottawa 67 39 22 6 84 182 173 Chicago 68 43 20 5 91 204 171 Boston 68 36 26 6 78 190 176 Nashville 68 33 24 11 77 200 192 Bulls to their season-high smiles to go around Bos- Horford both added 12 Coming off a 2-3 road Toronto 67 31 22 14 76 204 199 St. Louis 67 35 27 5 75 186 189 fifth straight loss. ton’s bench after they points, and no Boston trip, the Celtics never Tampa Bay 67 32 26 9 73 186 184 Winnipeg 69 30 33 6 66 204 219 Florida 67 29 27 11 69 168 193 Dallas 67 27 30 10 64 188 216 “That was fun. They just led the entire way. Avery starter played more than trailed. After missing their Buffalo 69 28 29 12 68 177 203 Colorado 67 19 45 3 41 131 221 did it a little too long,” Bradley didn’t quite know 32 minutes. first 12 shots and starting Detroit 67 26 30 11 63 166 202 Pacific Division Thomas said, breaking if the Celtics were playing Robin Lopez and Denzel 1 for 19, the Bulls finished Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Jose 67 40 20 7 87 185 157 into a smile. “It’s always that good or Chicago was Valentine paced the Bulls with a season-low points Wash 67 44 16 7 95 216 147 Calgary 68 38 26 4 80 187 182 nice when you’ve got a as poor as it looked. with 13 points apiece. in the first quarter. Pittsburgh 67 43 16 8 94 236 186 Anaheim 68 35 23 10 80 176 172 Columbus 67 43 18 6 92 214 157 Edmonton 68 35 24 9 79 191 181 Rangers 69 44 23 2 90 223 180 LA 67 33 28 6 72 168 168 Islanders 67 32 24 11 75 199 201 Vancouver 68 28 31 9 65 156 195 Several good performances in track nationals Phila 67 31 28 8 70 173 199 Arizona 67 24 35 8 56 164 217 Carolina 65 27 27 11 65 162 189 NJ 68 25 31 12 62 153 197 NEW YORK — There Marc Alperen. coach Fernando Braz said. Lynnfield High junior NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Tuesday’s Games were several noteworthy Eric DeMayo was 29th in Patrick Pang won his Kate Mitchell placed 36th overtime loss. Winnipeg at New Jersey, 7 p.m. performances last week the Emerging Elites in the flight and finished 12th in the 800. Sunday’s Games Minnesota at Washington, 7 p.m. Chicago 4, Minnesota 2 N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 7 p.m. in the New Balance Track shot put. overall in the Emerging She improved her PR by Montreal 4, Edmonton 1 Tampa Bay at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. and Field Nationals at the DeMayo threw 14.89 me- Elites weight throw with a more than four and a half N.Y. Rangers 4, Detroit 1 Washington at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. Toronto at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Armory in New York. ters in his first throw or throw of 58-05.25. seconds and finished in Dallas at San Jose, 10 p.m. Chicago at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Peabody had several fin- 48-10.25, then threw 14.47 Pang beat his person- 2:21.10. Monday’s Games Dallas at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Columbus at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Buffalo at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. ishers, including its dis- on his second and fouled al record by two feet and She had not run this dis- Tampa Bay at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Arizona at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. tance medley relay tgeam, out on his third attempt. broke the previous school tance since January 2016 Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Winnipeg at Nashville, 8 p.m. which placed 28th. “It was an excellent job, record held by Worces- when she placed fourth Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Calgary, 9 p.m. The team consisted of he has been very consis- ter State shot and weight at the East Coast Invita- Colorado at Arizona, 10 p.m. Boston at Calgary, 9 p.m. St. Louis at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Detroit at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. Joseph Farhat, Amisaday tent with his progres- throw standout Marcus tional with a new PR of Boston at Vancouver, 10 p.m. St. Louis at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Quijano, Travis Dawe and sions,” Peabody track Vieira by more than a foot. 2:25.69. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2017 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 SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

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 MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Take control and set your goals. Be creative in the way you deal Focus on being creative and Make alterations that will im- Tidy up loose ends before you Money will be the root of an Do whatever it takes to get rid with problems or handle other finding new and better ways prove your living situation. Your decide what to do next. Em- emotional clash. Avoid joint of the uncertainty that has people’s affairs. Take owner- to use your skills. Refuse to let budget will suffer if you get into brace change and different ventures and don’t let anyone been holding you back. Ask ship of what needs to be done anyone play with your emotions a dispute with someone you methods or techniques. Don’t take care of your personal, fi- questions and make decisions. and forge ahead with or with- and hamper your productivity. feel responsible for. Keep the let anger or jealousy take nancial or legal affairs. Stick to Strive for precision and perfec- out the help of others. peace. charge. Let success be your basics and refrain from making tion. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) revenge. impulse purchases. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Showing love, kindness and LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ARIES (March 21-April 19) You’ll have plenty of options, appreciation while simultane- Do not waffle or be incon- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Changes to the way you look, but trying to do everything will ously upping your game will sistent. Things will go more Don’t lose sight of your goals or If you set your sights high, you dress or express your feelings be your downfall. Make choic- boost your confidence and smoothly if you can maintain let emotional interference stop won’t be disappointed. An op- will encourage some opposi- es that will have a direct and reputation. A lifestyle change equality and balance when you from seeing your full po- portunity will develop due to tion, but the results will turn positive effect on your personal will encourage a better rela- dealing with others. Change tential or recognizing an oppor- something you have accom- in your favor. Romance is high- circumstances. Romance is en- tionship with someone special. can be good, but it must be tunity. Make alterations to your plished in the past. Mix old and lighted. couraged. Romance is favored. reasonable. appearance or surroundings. new ideas to find success.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Grieving mom has just cause to ignore dead baby’s father A lower leap for the message DEAR ABBY: My son about the disruptive chil- Pamela Ribon, a writer who After West leads the heart “Jake” was born last June. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van dren, and let the manager runs the website pamie.com, king, how should South plan His father was a good Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, talk to the parents or the said, “When you live in Tex- the play? friend who I thought I and was founded by her mother, children? Should it be an- as, every single time you see loved and that he loved nounced over the intercom Declarer must ruff his two snow it’s magical.” club losers in the dummy, but me. The day I told him I Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at that children need to stay Every time you have a big fit was pregnant, he disap- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los with their parents? with partner and see a single he must be careful to return peared. What’s the best way to to hand a safe way with either Our baby boy just passed Angeles, CA 90069. card of one suit in your hand, handle this common prob- it’s potentially magical. That trumps or by ruffing hearts, away from SIDS. I’m lem? A place of business is individuals again is be- just walk out. is the time for a splinter bid. not via the diamond suit, struggling with Jake’s loss not a playground. Digni- yond me. Feel free to write This is typically a double jump which carries the unnecessary and planning his funeral fied paying customers who them off and go on with LOST IN ARIZONA shift, but when a low-level bid while taking care of my are there to support the risk that one opponent is void your life. in a suit would be natural and 5-year-old son. Jake’s fa- DEAR LOST: Chip business are offended by in the suit. After ruffing West’s ther had his mother call knows you are ambivalent, the lack of discipline some game-forcing, a single jump lead, South cashes the spade DEAR ABBY: My and threaten me. She said, which is why he wants to children are allowed to can be a splinter. ace and club ace, ruffs a “His name better not be co-worker and I have been In today’s deal, what should keep talking to you. If you display. club, overtakes the spade 10, listed anywhere in the seeing each other for a meant what you wrote, North rebid after his partner obituary!” while now. We are both that you do not want to be PAYING CUSTOMER opens two clubs (strong, arti- trumps the club queen, ruffs a I’m at a loss about how married. I am separated the other woman, then end ficial and forcing) and rebids heart high, draws trumps and to deal with both of them. — my husband moved out the affair once and for all DEAR PAYING CUS- two spades? claims. I did not list the father’s — while “Chip” is still at and — as you put it — just TOMER: If you take it North has a super hand in name anywhere, but it home with his wife and walk out. upon yourself to “correct” the circumstances. He can was my choice. After the kids. He says he loves me the inattentive parent, the give partner the good news funeral I’m not sure if I person is sure to become and plans on leaving his DEAR ABBY: I have by rebidding four clubs. Now want to see either one of family. defensive. A better way to worked in various retail South knows that he has no them ever again. Any ad- I have decided I don’t places for many years. I handle it would be to point vice? want him after all. I have it out to the manager of the club losers because he can am surprised at how some ruff the three and queen in told him to stay with his parents allow their chil- establishment and let him GRIEVING IN wife, but Chip keeps want- or her deal with it, because the dummy. Does North also COLORADO dren to run amok in stores ing to “talk.” We see each and fail to teach them how if someone were to be hurt have the diamond ace? South DEAR GRIEVING: I other at work every day. to behave in public places. on the premises, there should control-bid four hearts, am so sorry for the loss of It’s uncomfortable around When this happens, and could be legal implica- showing a first-round control your baby boy. Yes, I do co-workers. there’s a danger of them tions. in that suit and denying one in have a word of advice. I’ve been looking for an- running into tables and P.S. If the children are diamonds. Then North should Even in the midst of your other job (for other rea- customers (I have seen it running around a restau- control-bid five diamonds, grief, you are thinking sons). I feel ashamed, and happen), should the em- rant, they could trip a serv- and South should leap to sev- clearly. Why you would I don’t want to be the “oth- ployees say something to er carrying food to a table en spades. Real bridge play- ever want contact with ei- er woman.” I don’t know the children? Or should and cause not only a mess ers don’t need Blackwood! ther of those despicable whether to wait for him or they notify the manager but real harm.

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Unit 2, 70 Lafayette Park, Lynn, MA MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Notice of Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage LAND COURT given by Judith Webster to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage nominee for NFM, INC., A Maryland Corporation, its successors and assigns, dated 16SM010013 given by Ekpenriebe Akenzua to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as June 18, 2010 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of ORDER OF NOTICE nominee for Fremont Investment & Loan and its successors and assigns, dated Deeds at Book 29564, Page 438 subsequently assigned to BAC Home Loans December 6, 2005 and recorded with the Southern Essex County Registry of Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing LP by Mortgage Electronic To: Deeds in Book 25186, Page 228 (the "Mortgage"), encumbering the property Registration Systems, Inc. by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern Jodi A. Hunt known and numbered as Unit 2, 70 Lafayette Park of the Goldfish Pond District) Registry of Deeds at Book 30535, Page 269, subsequently assigned to Condominium, Lynn, Massachusetts (the "Property"), which Mortgage secures a Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC by Bank of America, NA by assignment recorded in and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 promissory note dated December 6, 2005, in the original principal amount of said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 32823, Page 534 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 et seq.: $140,800.00 in favor of Fremont Investment & Loan (the "Note"). of which and subsequently assigned to Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC by Bank of America, mortgage 70 Lafayette Park 2, LLC is the present holder, by the instruments listed N. A., Successor by merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide MTGLQ INVESTORS, L.P. below, for breach of the condition of said mortgage and for the purpose of Home Loans Servicing LP by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m. on April 19, District) Registry of Deeds at Book 34308, Page 431; of which Mortgage the claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, 2017, on the mortgaged premises located at Unit 2, 70 Lafayette Park, Lynn, MA, undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage numbered 29 Cliff Street, given by Jodi A. Hunt to Mortgage Electronic Registration all and singular the premises described in said mortgage: and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 AM Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Quicken Loans Inc., dated February on April 3, 2017 at 196 Euclid Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises 24, 2005, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in To wit: described in said Mortgage, to wit: Book 24039, Page 379, as affected by a Loan Modification Agreement dated May Condominium Unit #2, in the Condominium known as Goldfish Pond Condominium 4, 2015 and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book 34105, Page 221, and (the Condominium) situated at 70 Lafayette Park, Essex County, Massachusetts, The land, together with the buildings and impovements thereon, situate in Lynn, now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint created by Master Deed (the Master Deed) dated December 30, 1986 and Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, bounded and described as for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. recorded with 1he Essex District Registry of Deeds in Book 8749, Page 151, as follows: NORTHEASTERLY by Euclid Avenue, 64.75 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by land amended from time to time by instrument[s] of record. The unit is more particularly or Vincent J. and Lillian Migliore, 71.29 feet; SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United described (1) in the Master Deed (2) such site and floor plans as have been of Bound, 22.30 feet; and WESTERLY by land or Unknown Owners, 100.26 feet States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers recorded or filed therewith, (3) in the first Unit Deed thereof and (4) copies of Being shown as Lot 1 and land marked "Land of Richard B. Francis, et ux" on Plan Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on portions of such site and floor plans filed therewith. The unit is conveyed together entitled "Land on Euclid Avenue, Lynn, dated April 1965", made by Edwin T. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in with an undivided % interest in the organization of unit Owners known as Goldfish Brudzynski, Surveyor, recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, at Book this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before April 17, Pond Condominium Trust (the Unit Owners Organization) created by instrument 5293, Page 656. **FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY** The improvements 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the dated and recorded with the Essex District Registry of Deeds, as amended from thereon being known as No. 196 Euclid Avenue, Lynn, MA 01904. Being the same benefits of said Act. time to time by instrument of record. The unit and said undivided interest are property, which by Quit Claim Deed dated March, 16 1998 and recorded March Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on March 1, 2017. together hereinafter referred to as the Mortgage Premises. The Mortgaged Premises 16, 1998 among the land records of Essex County, Massachusetts in Book Attest: Deborah J. Patterson are conveyed subject to and together with the benefit of the provision[s] of 14660, Page 445, Instrument No. 715, was granted and conveyed by Michael G. Recorder Chapter 183A of the General Laws (ter.ed) of the Commonwealth of McClory and Mary Beth Shickolovich unto Judith Webster. PARCEL ID NO: 16-026651 Massachusetts, as amended from time to time (2) the provisions and matters set 087-123-018 Item: March 13, 2017 forth and or referred to in the Master deed, as amended from time to time by instrument[s] of record (3) the provisions of instrument creating the Unit Owners The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, City of Lynn organization and the By-Laws thereunder as recorded or filed with Master Deed restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to and such Rules and Regulations as any be promulgated thereunder, as amended M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Notice is hereby given that the Planning Board of the City of Lynn will hold public from time to time by instrument[s] of record (4) the provisions set forth and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. hearings on Tuesday, March 21, 2017, at 6:30 o'clock p.m. in Room 302, Lynn referred to in the Unit Deed of Book 23634, Page 305, recorded with the Essex City Hall on the following: [South] District Registry of Deeds herewith, to which Unit Deed reference is herein TERMS OF SALE: made. A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of I. Portions of Wheeler Street and Neptune Boulevard, Lynn, Massachusetts a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be The mortgage is assigned to the present holder by the following instruments: delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be To consider whether or not portions of Wheeler Street and Neptune Boulevard as Assignment of Mortgage from MERS to HSBC Bank USA, National Association, Inc, required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of shown in the Discontinuance Plan (plan may be viewed upon request in the as Trustee for SG Mortgage Securities Trust 2006-FREl ("HSBC, as Trustee"), dated the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Inspectional Services' Office, Room 401, Lynn City Hall) can be abandoned as August 4, 2007 and recorded in Book 27097, Page 106; Foreclosure Deed from from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other public ways pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 82, Section 32A. HSBC, as Trustee to itself dated July 24, 2007 and recorded in Book 27097, Page check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid 111; Quitclaim Deed from HSBC, as Trustee to Joanne Civitarese dated December at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms II. Portion of 50-70 Market Square, Lynn, Massachusetts 10, 2008, and recorded in Book 28304, Page 401; Quitclaim Deed from Joanne of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Civitarese to 70 Lafayette Park 2, LLC; See also Judgment in 70 Lafayette Park 2, sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be To consider whether or not a portion of 50-70 Market Square, Lynn, LLC v. Ekpenriebe Akenzua et al, Essex Superior Court No. ESCV2013-01497, entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Massachusetts (0.7 acre parcel of land), such land also known as Assessor evidenced by recorded in Book 34671, Page 546. recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Parcel: 037-762-012, and shown as Area "B" (plan may be viewed upon request description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of in the Inspectional Services' Office, Room 401, Lynn City Hall) can be abandoned These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. as a public way pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 82, Section rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the 32A. nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Robert Stilian, Chairman easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Present Holder of said Mortgage, Planning Board By Its Attorneys, Terms of Sale ORLANS MORAN PLLC A deposit of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) by certified or bank check will be PO Box 540540 required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is Waltham, MA 02454 March 6, 13, 2017 to be paid by certified or bank check at Rich May, P.C., 176 Federal Street, 6th Phone: (781) 790-7800 floor, Boston, MA 02110 within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be 16-002411 provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the purchase price. The Item: March 13, 20, 27, 2017 LEGAL NOTICE description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of To be sold at public sale at 8:00 A. M. an error in this publication. on Mar. 30, 2017 at 47 Alley Did you know? COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Street, Lynn, MA, misc. lots of property DEPARTMENT OF STATE Other terms, if any, to be announced at sale. left in leased storage spaces by the following persons: On October 31, 2016, the State Board of Nursing issued a civil penalty of $500 70 Lafayette Park 2, LLC and indefinitely suspended the license of Dana Richard Howard, PA license no. Present holders of said mortgage A. Mohammed, A. Alaqui, A. RN594076, of Lynn, Massachusetts, based on findings of disciplinary action by Mouchine, A. Briki, J. Hutchinson, D. By their attorneys, the proper licensing authority of another state and failing to report same to the Rich May, P.C. King, M. Fitzpatrick, D. & A. Nash, K. Board. Tran, M. Elwell, I. Duncan, C. Crichlow, 176 Federal Street, 6th floor Item: March 13, 2017 Boston, MA 02110 M. Rosado, T. Griffin, G. Brian, R. Pina, (617) 556-3800 R. Jacques, D. Willford, K. Moses, D. Home delivery Item: March 6, 13, 20, 2017 LEGAL NOTICE Anderson,T. DeRosa, M. Connors, M. Lynn Conservation Commission Reilly subscribers

LEGAL NOTICE In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter Items to be sold include: Household get FREE access Lynn Conservation Commission 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn furniture and misc. personal belong- to the e-edition on Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, March 21, 2017, ings In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A, Lynn City Hall, on the Notice of Intent of Lakeview Item: February 13, 21, 2017 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn Realty Trust, 14 Lakeview Avenue, Lynn, MA to remove an existing concrete patio Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, March 21, 2017, and bituminous walk and replace with crushed stone and loam and seed at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A, Lynn City Hall, on the Notice of Intent of Kranea, Inc., respectively at 14 Lakeview Avenue, Lynn, MA 80 Robert Road, Marblehead, MA, to replace an approved retention area with Selling a house? on-site infiltration system and overflow to City drainage at Kent Road (Lots 086 Mary Lester Buying a house? and 087) Chairwoman Mary Lester Item: March 13, 2017 Chairwoman Find out what properties Item: March 13, 2017 recently sold in your area. Check out Have something to sell? the Real Estate page We can help! in Saturday’s paper. MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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By Gary Fineout Long was the daughter ASSOCIATED PRESS of Richard Keith Call, an officer on Gen. Andrew TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Jackson’s personal staff, — Calling it a reflection who modeled the home of the “larger American after Jackson’s Hermit- experience,” a home that age in Tennessee and is has been witness to slav- believed to have finished ery, the Civil War and the building it by 1831. The civil rights era has been mansion features a wide opened to the public in main hallway found in Tallahassee. many Southern homes, State officials on Satur- pinewood floors and a day swung open the doors winding cypress stair- to The Grove, a state- case. owned mansion that was Gov. Call was living once the residence to Gov. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at The Grove when he LeRoy Collins. Secretary reportedly chastised a Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge on Highway 1 is closed due to damage from storms in Big Sur, Calif. of State Ken Detzner was group when they came to joined at a ribbon-cutting by members of the extend- tell him Florida had voted ed Collins family. to secede from the United States. Almost a century Downed bridge splits Big Sur, The grand opening, which came after exten- later, another owner of the sive renovations that cost Grove would have to con- taxpayers nearly $6 mil- front the turbulence of the civil rights era. closes part of coast highway lion, came one day and 108 years after Collins Collins, who married was born. State officials Call’s great-granddaugh- BIG SUR, Calif. (AP) — sacs in the world,” Big Sur to make a portion of the jen’s Big Sur Inn said work- said more than 2,500 peo- ter Mary, entered office A downed bridge along native Kirk Gafill told the roadway passable later ers there rationed fish and ple visited the museum in 1955. He would earn the California coast has newspaper. this month for locals only. salads and kept propane and the grounds on open- a reputation for trying to split the Big Sur area in A steep and narrow half- The bridge was severe- fuel to keep refrigerators ing day. chart a moderate course two, stranding residents mile footpath is open to ly damaged by torrential and freezers running. At Johnathan Grandage, on race relations instead without access to grocery residents only for 15 min- rainstorms this winter, Nepenthe restaurant, work- stores and public services utes at a time, three times and landslides to the the executive director of adopting the confron- ers are digging into a supply and closing part of scenic a day, to cross the divide. south of it have made the of the Grove Museum, tational stance of other of onions, potatoes, pasta, Southern governors. He Highway 1 for as long as The fire station, post of- road impassable. called the mansion a rice and “a lot of hot sauce, blasted state legislators a year. fice and Big Sur’s famous “How long will the new “window into our historic to create flavor.” when they passed an “in- About 450 residents on restaurants sit on the bridge take? Is there room and collective heritage.” At homes on the south Detzner said the work terposition” resolution in one side of the span were south side of the bridge for a bypass, for temporary side, supplies have begun done on the property 1957 contending the U.S. cut off when the Pfeiffer while schools, medical transit, until it’s done?” to run low. To help feed would ensure that “The Supreme Court decision Canyon Bridge crumbled care, grocery stores, hard- Gafill asked. Grove will remain one of ordering the desegrega- beyond repair. Backpack- ware stores, livestock sup- Big Sur Volunteer Fire their three young children, Florida’s most treasured tion of schools to be null ers and helicopters are plies and almost all the Brigade Capt. Jon Knight Molly and Scott Moffat historic sites.” and void in Florida. By transporting food to the community’s homes are to said he is living to the backpacked 120 pounds Built by one of Flori- the time he left office he residential area. the north. south while his wife and of Costco-bought food to daughter have moved da’s early territorial gov- concluded that segrega- The community known Residents are worrying their isolated ridgetop about what comes next north for her work. ernors using slave labor, tion was morally wrong. for its luxury spa treat- home. The SPCA for Mon- ments, posh hotels and for the tourism-dependent “Before, with other natu- the Grove would later While working for the terey County air delivered ral disasters, we were iso- serve as home to Collins administration of Presi- scenic retreats is also community. lated as all one, together,” about 400 pounds of feed as he tried to shepherd dent Lyndon Baines John- without law enforcement, Caltrans has said the said Knight. “The problem for the Moffats’ animals. the state through the civil son, he was sent to Selma, public services and tour- bridge is beyond repair and will need to be re- with this is that it’s divid- “The kids saw the heli- rights era. The museum Alabama. A picture of him ists, The Mercury News moved and replaced, but ed the community right in copter and were so excit- includes exhibits and ar- walking alongside Mar- in San Jose said “We’re has yet to give a timeline half.” ed, saying ‘It’s an angel!’” tifacts that stretch over tin Luther King Jr. and severed in half with two of or details. Officials hope Doris Jolicoeur of Deet- its lengthy history, includ- Andrew Young was used the most amazing cul-de- said Molly Moffat. ing rarely heard passages against him by opponents from a diary kept by Ellen when he ran for the U.S. Call Long during the Civil Senate in 1968. Collins New Trump trademarks for hotels War. lost the election. and tourism OK’d by Mexico

By Peter Orsi and to Trump and a related Bernard Condon company. That sparked ASSOCIATED PRESS outrage from some Demo- cratic senators and critics, MEXICO CITY — On who have been pushing Feb. 19, 2016, at a cam- Trump to sever financial paign rally in North ties with his global busi- Charleston, South Caro- nesses to avoid potential lina, then-candidate Don- violations of the emolu- ald Trump gave a stump ments clause of the U.S. speech in which he railed Constitution, which bars against American jobs federal officials from ac- moving to Mexico: “We cepting anything of value lose our jobs, we close our factories, Mexico gets all FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS from foreign governments of the work,” he said. “We unless approved by Con- President Donald Trump speaks during a cam- gress. get nothing.” paign stop in North Charleston, S.C. That same day a law The Mexican trade- marks cover a broad range firm in Mexico City qui- The Trump trademarks last Oct. 6, about a month etly filed on behalf of his have now been granted before the U.S. election. of business operations company for trademarks by the Mexican Institute Trump’s company has that can roughly be bro- on his name that would of Industrial Property, notched several trade- ken down into construc- authorize the Trump or IMPI for its initials in mark wins recently. The tion; construction materi- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS brand, should it choose, to Spanish. Records show the Associated Press reported als; hotels, hospitality and set up shop in a country tourism; and real estate, The Grove, a historical mansion that once be- last three were approved Wednesday that the Chi- with which he has sparred financial services and in- longed to former Florida Gov. LeRoy Collins in Feb. 21, just over a month nese government recently over trade, migration and after Trump took office, granted preliminary ap- surance. They are all val- Tallahassee, Fla. the planned border wall. and a fourth was granted proval for 38 trademarks id through 2026. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2017 HEALTH When is dying a laughing matter?

said Niels discovery, from Alzheimer’s, taught Hospice Billund, a expression Morrison how to grieve registered or appreci- while still laughing. nurse and ation of the “We did use humor to humor case manag- absurdity or cope,” she said. “I think er for Fair- incongruity humor is a coping skill gains a view Home of life’s situ- that is critical for people Care and ations,” the who are going through any Hospice, group’s web- type of difficult situation. following who visits site says. My mother was able to Cato at least “There is still laugh and find humor once a week. a very close By Allie Shah in certain things. Even to- In between relationship ward the end of life, once STAR TRIBUNE checking between (MINNEAPOLIS) in a while she could.” blood pres- laughter KEEPING MINNEAPOLIS — Roy sure and and tears,” PERSPECTIVE Cato is dying. But that asking med- said Mary But there are limits to hasn’t stopped him or his ical ques- Kay Morri- when humor is appropri- caregivers from finding a tions, he son, pres- ate. ident of way to keep laughing. chats up his “It’s always a balanc- patients, us- the associ- Whether it’s jokes about ing act, depending on the ing his quick ation and enemas (“the enemy,” Cato patient and the family wit to en- a self-de- calls them) or his long- and what is important to gage them scribed term planning (“I need them,” Marschalk said. a calendar”), he has em- and, hope- “neurohu- fully, induce morist.” “Part of this is you have to braced humor as a neces- find the right people who sary part of life — even a smile, too. “Laughter can make that balance as he nears the end of his “People PHOTO | GLEN STUBBE/MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE/TNS is a relief. When you work. They have to un- own. really want Niels Billund, a registered nurse and case manager for Fairview Home you to do laugh so derstand it and have done “I’ve always kept it Care and Hospice, laughs with patient Roy Cato during a visit to Ca- what you hard that some of their own work to light my whole life, so to’s home in Minneapolis, Minn. why would I stop now?” do, but they you cry, really understand what he said, resting recently certainly there is a humor might look like. So ence will open with a ses- humor and health also is in his Minneapolis living want you to close con- it isn’t slapstick or silly room adorned with yellow see who they are,” he said. sion on laughter yoga. recognized by the Associa- nection there. It’s some- and ridiculous.” smiley faces. “Most of us like a good “Laughter, of course, is a tion for Applied and Ther- thing that brings relief It’s also best not to force On this particular morn- joke, a good laugh.” healthy thing,” said Susan apeutic Humor. Based in from the stress and anxi- it, Morrison said. ing, he was joined by a few The therapeutic humor Marschalk, the network’s Illinois, the group was ety. “If you have someone in friends and by a hospice movement is catching on. executive director. “It’s started by a registered “Even in hospice, I be- hospice who is very angry worker who shares his Last year, the Minne- certainly good for people nurse and has members lieve when someone is or who is not willing to take on the power of hu- sota Network of Hospice who are caregivers. It’s re- in Minnesota from various able to laugh about the talk or laugh, you abso- mor to help cope with se- and Palliative Care, which ally good for hospice pro- professions — including situation, you know they lutely need to honor that,” rious illness and to enjoy serves Minnesota, Wiscon- viders and the people who scholars, psychologists, are starting to accept it she said. “It depends on life at all stages. sin, Iowa, North Dakota are working with patients nurses and doctors. and starting to cope with the person. Humor is defi- Although it may seem and South Dakota, closed who witness people dy- Therapeutic humor is it,” she said. nitely appropriate when counterintuitive, laugh- its annual conference with ing every day. They need “any intervention that pro- Her personal experience you have confidence that ter is a useful and often a session from a humorist. laughter.” motes health and wellness sitting in hospice with her your impact is not going to used tool in hospice care, And this year, the confer- The connection between by stimulating a playful mother, who was dying be harmful.” Infectious diseases A-Z: Zika has an impact on spring break Mayo Clinic seeing as many cases as screened-in or air-condi- ing Zika transmission. News Network we did during the summer tioned rooms. Use a bed Also, if they are living months — those cases are net if you’re sleeping out- in an area with ongoing Many students and their still trickling in. And the side. Zika transmission, they families in the U.S. are tak- main concern is, of course, — Zika also can be should be very careful ing a reprieve from winter when things start to warm spread through sex, so use about avoiding mosqui- and traveling to warmer up, that we will likely condoms if you have sex. to bites and getting rid climates for spring break. see a resurgence, and po- There is no Zika vaccine, of standing water within The Centers for Disease tentially a continuation though several are in de- their home to avoid har- Control and Prevention in the geographic spread velopment, including at boring mosquitoes, such (CDC) wants to remind of where Zika is now en- Mayo Clinic’s Vaccine Re- as the Aedes aegypti that those heading to areas demic in very small areas search Group. tend to live very close to where there have been within the U.S.” “My hope is that we human homes.” known cases of Zika to The CDC offers these have a Zika vaccine that Zika virus, which can be protect themselves, and tips to spring break trav- is ready before any po- passed from a pregnant help stop the spread of the elers: tential spread of Zika woman to her fetus, has mosquito-borne virus. — Use insect repellent. throughout the rest of the been linked to microceph- PHOTO | DREAMSTIME/TNS “Zika has not gone away,” Reapply, as directed. Re- U.S.,” says Tosh. “My con- aly, a birth defect that af- says Dr. Pritish Tosh, an member to apply sun- cern is that we may not fects head size. Completely giving up added sugar is a nice idea infectious diseases special- screen first and then in- have that, in which case It is primarily transmit- in theory, but it’s difficult to do in practice. ist at Mayo Clinic. “Even sect repellent. the real area of protection ted by the bite of an infect- though we’re talking less — Cover exposed skin, is making sure that preg- ed Aedes species mosquito about Zika in the news — when possible. nant women are not trav- (Aedes aegypti and Aedes Giving up sugar mostly because we’re not — Stay and sleep in eling to areas with ongo- albopictus). for two weeks Teen goes home with new heart and lungs By Randi Shaffer theory, cravings and head- after St. Louis docs perform rare transplant CHICAGO TRIBUNE aches would give way to weight loss, better sleep, By Michele Munz I’ve always had an insa- better skin, a higher level ST. LOUIS tiable sweet tooth. of focus and more sensi- POST-DISPATCH I grew up craving choc- tive taste buds. ST. LOUIS — Hospitals olate on a daily basis and Could giving up sugar in Chicago and Boston always skipped the savory really lead to this miracu- part of the brunch menu told the family of Spen- lous new life? I decided to in favor of the sweets sec- cer Kolman that they find out. tion. didn’t have the expertise I called up Kirsten I’m pretty sure my sweet for the rare transplant Straughan, director of tooth is genetic. My mom surgery, that transplant- the nutrition science pro- studied culinary arts, ing his lungs would be gram at the University of and every time I make it too risky. home for a visit, I’m greet- Illinois at Chicago, to talk But the teen was living ed with a spread of gooey about the concept of an in his bedroom, emptying chocolate chip cookies, entirely sugar-free diet. oxygen tanks like they sugar-crystal-coated pe- Straughan, a registered were cartons of milk. tits fours and ramekins of dietitian, said added sug- “We tried to figure out silky creme brulee. ar should account for no what is next,” said his dad, As a 27-year-old who’s more than 10 percent of Ken Kolman, 46. “What is nowhere close to over- calories consumed each the best way to help Spen- weight, I never thought day. The calories in add- cer?” twice about my sugar-eat- ed sugar contain no nu- The next on their short ing habits. Since I don’t tritional benefit, she ex- list of possibilities was St. eat meat, I have a vegeta- plained, so when people Louis Children’s Hospital. ble-rich diet. And I always give up that part of their It was risky, surgeons PHOTO | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH/TNS convinced myself that, diet, they either eat fewer here agreed. Spencer was while I ate sugar, I did it calories (leading to weight very sick. Transplanting Spencer Kolman, 15, of Chicago, works on leg strength with his physical in moderation. loss) or replace the sugar both a heart and lung therapist Carol Hyde at Children’s Hospital in St. Louis. It wasn’t until I had a calories with more nutri- could be a dangerous talk with my doctor that ent-friendly ones (leading waiting game. Luck and grit. Spencer transplants under his power to withstand every- I realized my idea of mod- to those “better skin, bet- But as it turned out, fought a rare form of can- belt, said his role as a “glo- thing.” eration was completely ter sleep, better attention coming to St. Louis saved cer as a 1-year-old. He lost rified plumber” was the Kolman said his son’s skewed. Diagnosis: I was span” claims). Spencer. The 15-year-old his mom to breast cancer. easy part. courage and optimism got eating way, way too much And speaking long term, left the hospital three As a teen, he’s had to fight “Spencer himself is a him through heartbreak- of the sweet stuff. Straughan said, excessive months after getting a for his life again. pretty darn resilient kid ... ing news and difficult de- I decided to do what any calorie consumption can new heart and lungs — Yet, he’s thankful — just This kid, in his relatively cisions. normal, rational, choc- lead to obesity, which in- the only pediatric heart- to play the trumpet again, short lifespan, has expe- “We came to the conclu- olate-obsessed person creases the risk of Type lung transplant in the return to Boy Scouts and rienced more hardships sion that if he died in the would do: quit cold turkey. 2 diabetes, heart disease U.S. last year. maybe even the hockey than many of us in our operating room trying, A quick search of Goo- and high blood pressure. “It was one stroke of rink. lifetime,” Eghtesady said. at least he tried, but he gle revealed accounts of So I had nothing to lose luck, of a miracle and of His surgeon, Dr. Pirooz “There’s no question in didn’t want to go on living others who’d completely by cutting down or giving luck after the next,” his Eghtesady, with 200 lung my mind that he has to be like this,” Kolman said. given up added sugar. In up on sugar. dad said. transplants and 20 heart special and have special “So we said, ‘All in.’”