SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2020 A legend is laid to rest Swampscott By Steve Krause traveled in some pretty important circles. I’m deals car ITEM STAFF sure he knew cardinals, popes, presidents …” Yet friends such as Cullen, George Ryan and Jack Welch, the chairman and CEO of Gen- Larry McIntire paint a different picture. Welch eral Electric who died last Sunday, may have dealer a had his funeral celebrated at St. Patrick’s Ca- may have been the captain of captains of indus- thedral in New York — by Cardinal Timothy M. try in his role at GE. But a piece of his heart al- Dolan, no less. ways remained in Salem, in places such as The suspension And Patriots coach Bill Belichick and former Pit (now known as McGlew Park), where they Boston Globe columnist Mike Barnicle may all played baseball and football after school. have been among the pallbearers. There, they say, he was “just another guy.” By David McLellan “That goes with the territory,” said Bill Cul- ITEM STAFF WELCH, A3 Jack Welch len, perhaps his oldest childhood friend. “He SWAMPSCOTT — The used car dealer- ship accused of having too many cars for sale has been penalized for violating its license. Four Seasons Motor Group, 460 Hum- phrey St., has a Class II Used Car Deal- er’s License allowing it to have six cars for sale on the property at a given time. Fol- lowing an investigation involving both the Swampscott and Marblehead Police De- partments, the Select Board determined the dealership violated that license. The business has been ned $3,000 to reimburse the town for the cost of the investigation, and its used car dealer’s license will be suspended for ve consec- utive days, from April 6 through April 10. Additionally, the business may not park unregistered used cars on Humphrey Street or Cedar Hill Terrace, with the Se- lect Board citing concerns about traf c congestion in the area. The license will be suspended an addi- tional 25 days if Four Seasons violates it again. “I think this is a pretty clear violation,” said Select Board Chairman Peter Spell- ios. “I don’t want there to be a violation, I want this business to be successful.” Riveting Broads The decision follows hours of testimony before the Swampscott Select Board over two public hearings, including from un- will have their day dercover Marblehead Police of cers who visited the dealership posing as potential car buyers last November. By Thor Jourgensen From left, Jacqui Rich- Four Seasons, owned by Simon Terechin, ITEM STAFF ard, Molly Merluzzi, was issued a violation notice in January, and Miranda Aisling LYNN — What do you call three women who got fed up with their respective after police of cers observed a large num- stand in front of a mu- professions’ constraints and reinvented how they work and how they see gen- ber of cars on the property during several der, power and social responsibility de ning individuals and society? ral by artist Anna Du- inspections of the property since last May. How about Riveting Broads, for starters. gan, who will be creat- On Oct. 29, 2019, Swampscott Police Miranda Aisling, Molly Merluzzi and Jacqui Richard are the self-described ing a mural during the Detective Ted Delano visited the property “mutual admirers” behind the Riveting Broads Summit — the Friday, March Riveting Broads Sum- to nd 58 cars total, with 12 parked out 13 forum at the Lynn Museum, 590 Washington St., scheduled to start at 9 mit, which the three front, and six of the out-front cars being women organized. marked for sale. Although Terechin told RIVETING, A5 Delano only six cars were for sale, Delano became suspicious because of the number ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY: PAGE A5 DEALER, A3 For Saugus Lynn holds court in Tsongas Center School Board, English boys, St. Mary’s boys and girls play for sectional championships By Mike Alongi ing Division 1 state champion, will look route to a 110-57 victory. decision is ITEM SPORTS EDITOR to knock off the only unbeaten team in English and Lowell will tip off Satur- the state of Massachusetts in what will day night (7:45). LYNN — The city will be well repre- effectively be a home game for the op- The St. Mary’s boys basketball team anything but sented at Saturday’s MIAA state tour- position. nament North sectional nals at the has accomplished a lot to this point in As good as English has been this sea- the season, but the Spartans have loft- Tsongas Center in Lowell. The English son, the Bulldogs might just be hitting ier goals. After notching wins in the elementary boys basketball team will take on Low- their peak at the perfect time. After rst two rounds of the Division 3 North ell in the Division 1 North nal, while three games in the Division 1 North By Elyse Carmosino the St. Mary’s boys and girls basketball tournament, English has gotten expo- tournament, No. 1 St. Mary’s (23-2) will ITEM STAFF teams will be vying for their respective nentially better in each game. It started take on No. 11 Weston in the Division 3 Division 3 North titles. with an 81-73 win over cross-town rival North nal. SAUGUS — In anticipation of a March The No. 2 Bulldogs (21-2) will go up Classical in the rst round, followed by St. Mary’s had a stellar regular sea- 12 vote that will decide the town’s new against No. 1 Lowell (22-0) in the Divi- a 91-63 win over No. 7 Lawrence in the son, setting a program record for wins elementary school con gurations, Sau- sion 1 North nal, a game that is sure to quarter nal. In the semi nal round, En- gus’ school committee held a nal forum be full of intrigue. English, the defend- glish jumped all over No. 6 Waltham en CHAMPIONSHIPS, A3 Thursday to answer questions from par- ents and teachers about the administra- tion’s current recon guration plans. First proposed after Saugus voted to restructure the district in June of 2017, Spring forward Stop & Shop an initial solution consolidated grades Set your clocks pre-K through second grade at Veterans ahead one and pick up 11 12 1 hour before Memorial Elementary School and grades 10 2 three through ve at Belmonte Middle bed on 9 3 Sunday. School. a reusable bag 8 4 AP A 2019 proposal included second grade 7 5 in the move to Belmonte. 6 By Elyse Carmosino Superintendent David DeRuosi ex- ITEM STAFF plained to the crowded Town Hall au- ditorium that the present con guration INSIDE SAUGUS — Stop & Shop in Saugus came to fruition after of cials consult- will show its support for a town-wide ed with Tappé Architects, a rm that Opinion plastic bag ban by handing out free, specializes in designing schools, which Getting things done reusable bags to its rst 300 shoppers made adjustments to the original pro- the DeLeo way. A4 this Sunday. posal during a building walk-through.  As part of the company’s “better bag- “It really came down to available Shribman: Honey, ging” campaign — designed to help dissuade the use of single-use plastics space,” DeRuosi said. we blew up the — store associates will be stationed Originally the idea was to allocate presidency. A4 10 classrooms per grade, providing the at Stop & Shop’s 164 Main Street en- district with room for growth. However, Lynn trance as soon as doors open at 7 a.m., the Veteran’s school currently has only March 8 to distribute branded totes to Trouble the Dog 28 full-size classrooms, while Belmonte early-bird customers. has 48. comes to Lynn. A6 “This is a way to encourage the use of reusable bags while helping our cus- To keep the plans as they were would ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK require extensive renovations to the Vet- Sports tomers through the transition,” said eran’s, something DeRuosi argued was a St. Mary’s stumbles Mike Iandolo, store manager of Stop & Shop Stop & Shop corporate spokeswom- less practical route due to the building’s in Division 1 in Saugus, holds one of the reusable bags an Maria Fruci. “We’re committed to quarter nal. B1 which will be given out to the rst 300 cus- SCHOOL BOARD, A3 tomers on Sunday. BAGS, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 NATION ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 44° VOL. 142, ISSUE 74 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 27° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2020 OBITUARIES Eight in Massachusetts test Albert W. Dineen, 43 1976-2020 positive for coronavirus disease LYNN — Albert W. “Al” Dineen, age 43, of Lynn, died on Thurs- day, March 5, 2020 at North By Steve LeBlanc The virus has stymied Shore Medical Center, Salem ASSOCIATED PRESS global travel, sickened Hospital from complications more than 100,000 people BOSTON — The num- worldwide and killed more of a stroke he suffered eight ber of people in Massa- years ago. than 3,400 people. chusetts who have tested Gov. Charlie Baker said Born in Stoneham in 1976, positive for the new coro- he was the loving son of Al- Friday that the risk of the navirus that has sickened virus for the general public bert P. and Sissie Dineen. Al tens of thousands around in Massachusetts remains was raised in West Lynn and the world has risen to low, adding that it “is not attended Lincoln Elementary eight, state health of cials deadly for the vast majori- School, Breed Jr. High School said Friday. ty of people who get it.” and Lynn Classical High That includes one con- State health of cials said School. He was an honor roll rmed case and seven they currently have enough student and participated in that are awaiting nal many plays while in school. An con rmation from the fed- tests for the virus and have avid sports fan and athlete, eral Centers for Disease been processing about 40 he played baseball for West Control and Prevention. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to 50 a day at the state lab. Lynn Little League and foot- thur, Calif.; his grandmother Five of the people with They said they can get test Patricia Dineen and his many Masks, gloves, and other protective supplies results in 24 hours. ball for West Lynn Pop Warner presumptive cases — three aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, are displayed during a visit of Vice President and loved the Boston Celtics of whom live in Suffolk Baker, a Republican, had nephews and friends. He was Mike Pence, Thursday, to Camp Murray in and New England Patriots. Al County and two of whom earlier said that all resi- predeceased by his grandfa- Washington state. owned and operated his own live in Norfolk County —- dents returning from Chi- ther Albert Dineen. na, Italy, Iran and South general contracting business, attended a recent meeting who had also traveled to dle School. Service information: A of the biotech rm Biogen Korea will be required to Al’s Construction in South Funeral will be held on northern Italy. Wellesley school of cials Boston for many years and that was held for company self-quarantine as part of Wednesday, March 11, 2020 State health of cials did said the goal of the ear- new travel directives from was a substance abuse coun- employees at the Marriott not identify which city or ly dismissal was to clean from the SOLIMINE Funeral Long Wharf Hotel. the federal government. selor at Project Hope in Bos- Home, 426 Broadway (Rt. town each individual lives and sanitize the schools. ton. He enjoyed bowling and City health of cials MIT announced Thurs- 129), Lynn at 9:30 a.m. fol- in. No children were showing day that effective imme- watching TV, especially action said the hotel has been lowed by a funeral Mass in Friday morning, stu- symptoms, they said. diately, any in-person MIT movies from the 1980’s and working to clean the area Sacred Heart Church, Lynn dents at two schools in The state’s rst con- event with more than 150 1990’s. where the Biogen meeting at 10:30 a.m. Burial will be Wellesley were dismissed rmed case came at the attendees on campus or In addition to his parents took place in St. Mary Cemetery, Lynn. early after school of cials beginning of February, off campus must be post- Al and Sissie Dineen of Lynn, The people with the two Relatives and friends are re- alerted parents that they when a male student at poned, canceled or “virtu- Al is survived by his son Cody remaining presumptive spectfully invited to attend. had learned that a Welles- the University of Massa- alized” through May 15. McGovern of Salem, N.H.; his cases had recently trav- Visiting hours will be on ley resident who tested chusetts Boston who had The new policy does not brothers, Patrick Dineen and eled to northern Italy. Tuesday from 4-8 p.m. Direc- positive for COVID-19 — traveled to Wuhan, Chi- apply to classroom in- his wife Terri of Lynn, Jared They include a woman in tions and online guestbook the disease caused by the na, sought medical care struction or other internal Dineen of Pittsburgh, Pa., her 20s who went with a at www.solimine.com. new coronavirus — is also after his return from the gatherings. Ryan Dineen of Peabody, Da- school group. She lives in a parent of children who virus’s epicenter. Health State of cials have also vid Dow and his wife Crystal of Norfolk County and is re- attend the two schools, of cials said the student called on colleges and high Salem, N.H., and Danny Dow covering at home. The only case in Middlesex County Upham Elementary is continuing to recover at schools to cancel study and his wife Raquel of McAr- was a woman in her 60s School and Wellesley Mid- home. abroad programs.

NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS

Mother whose drunk son sentenced Friday to life in said. drowned after game sues prison. Berke said they didn’t Donovan Goparian was know the cause of the ju- TD Garden found guilty last month by ror’s illnesses but report- BOSTON (AP) — The a Worcester Superior Court ed the information to the mother of a Massachu- jury of rst-degree murder state Health Department. setts man who drowned in the November 2015 Berke said there is no in the Charles River death of Marie Martin. indication that the new after drinking alcohol at Goparian’s attorney, coronavirus is present in a Boston Celtics game Mark Shea, said Friday the courthouse. is suing TD Garden and that his client continues The mistrial was de- its parent company for to maintain his innocence clared in the case against unspeci ed damages. and plans to appeal, Bolivar Ceron, who is Lori Kelleher led a The Worcester Telegram charged with child mo- wrongful death lawsuit reported. lestation. Ceron’s lawyer Wednesday alleging that Martin was shot in the declined comment to The TD Garden staff con- head and her body was Providence Journal. tinued to serve Michael burned inside her car, Kelleher, ignored his “vul- authorities said. Feds: Company paid nerable, impaired condi- The 35-year-old Webster doctors to use spinal device tion and failed to protect woman had arranged to him,” The Boston Globe meet Goparian to hire in surgeries him to kill or seriously FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS reported. MALDEN (AP) — A Mas- injure her ex-boyfriend, Kelleher was last seen sachusetts medical device Former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick has backed former vice pres- authorities said. Martin March 29, 2017, leaving company paid kickbacks ident Joe Biden’s bid for the Democratic nomination. and her former boy- a Boston Celtics game to surgeons to get them friend were involved in a and was pulled from the to use its device in spinal custody battle involving Charles River two weeks surgeries, federal author- their 5-year-old daughter, Patrick becomes the latest later. ities allege in a complaint of cials said. According to a civil against the company. Goparian’s former girl- complaint, Kelleher The civil health care friend took the stand as former 2020 rival to back Biden “showed obvious, outward fraud complaint led a prosecution witnesses signsIN of MEMORIAMexisting intoxi- Thursday by the U.S. attor- By Bill Barrow dates to make an endorse- Biden chaired the Senate and testi ed that she was cation.”ANTHONY He can RIZZO, be JR.seen ney’s of ce in Massachu- ASSOCIATED PRESS ment. California Sen. Judiciary Committee. MARCH 7, 2020 present when Goparian on surveillance video in setts against Malden-based Kamala Harris and New Patrick waited until af- ON HIS BIRTHDAY set Martin’s car on re. ATLANTA — Joe Biden an impaired condition SpineFrontier, Inc. says the Jersey Sen. Cory Booker ter his own state’s prima- She did not know a body secured the endorsement during the game. company paid doctors kick- remain on the sidelines. ry, which featured Mas- was in the vehicle. of another former pres- Kelleher, 23, can be backs in the form of sham Black voters have an- sachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Goparian’s lawyer idential rival on Friday, seen leaving the Garden consulting fees in order chored Biden’s comeback Warren, to announce an argued at trial that police with former Massachu- at 10:01 p.m. after being to boost sales for its spine after dismal nishes in endorsement. Biden won did not conduct a thor- setts Gov. Deval Patrick captured on video sitting surgery devices. overwhelmingly white a surprise victory there, ough investigation into adding his name to the on the  oor holding his “Medical device compa- Iowa and New Hampshire while Warren nished Martin’s death and that list of campaign dropouts head in his hands. nies that pay surgeons put his campaign on the third. She ended her cam- many of the prosecution backing the former vice A toxicology report kickbacks, directly or brink of collapse. paign on Thursday. indicates that he had a witnesses lied. president’s bid for the In a statement to The As- Biden and Patrick will indirectly, corrupt the Democratic nomination. blood alcohol content of market, damage the sociated Press on Friday, campaign together on Sun- 0.22God percent, has you in according His arms... to Judge declares mistrial The decision continues Patrick cited his personal day in Mississippi, one of We have you in our hearts. You health care system and the Democratic estab- courtare documents.so loved and so missed. after juror goes home sick and professional dealings six states to hold a prima- jeopardize patient health lishment’s consolidation TD Garden and its par- and safety,” U.S. Attorney with Biden, along with the ry next Tuesday, when 352 PROVIDENCE (AP) — around Biden as he battles ent, DelawareIN MEMORIAM North, did Andrew E. Lelling said 77-year-old candidate’s delegates are up for grabs. ALICE S. SCHUMANN A judge declared a mistri- progressive Sen. Bernie not respond to requests in an emailed statement. experience, and he called Patrick’s decision follows a 1963- MARCH 7- 2020 al in a child molestation Sanders for the right to for comment. “We will pursue aggres- Biden the right choice for cascade of endorsements case in Rhode Island after take on President Donald sively any organization a “moment of profound for Biden since his com- a juror hearing another Trump in November. Biden Man convicted of killing or individual who fails to consequence” in American manding 30-point victory case in a nearby court- IN MEMORIAM has garnered a long list of woman, burning body play by the rules.” history. in the South Carolina pri- room was sent home with ANTHONY RIZZO, JR. key endorsements in the A messageMARCH left 7, 2020 at Spine- “Joe Biden has been a mary and his slate of vic- gets life an illness. last week between South Frontier’sON HIS of BIRTHDAY ce was not partner of mine for many tories on Super Tuesday The judge made the Carolina’s primary and Su- years,” Patrick said. three days later. WORCESTER (AP) — immediately returned decision out of an abun- per Tuesday, the slate of 14 Among other matters, Among his former ri- A Massachusetts man Friday. dance of caution Thurs- primaries that propelled he pointed to Biden’s role vals, Amy Klobuchar, Pete convicted of killing a The U.S. attorney’s day after a juror hearing Biden ahead of Sanders in in implementing the eco- Buttigieg, Beto O’Rourke, woman who wanted to of ce says ve doctors a personal injury case re- the national delegate count. nomic stimulus bill in Mike Bloomberg, Tim hire him to kill or injure who admitted to getting ported not feeling well at Patrick, who was among 2009, when Patrick was Ryan and John Delaney herLovingly ex-boyfriend remembered, Sadly was Missed kickbacks from Spine- the Providence Superior the last candidates to en- governor, and to their have all endorsed him. Your Husband and Children Frontier for consulting Court, court spokesperson ter the race and dropped work together on matters Sanders, meanwhile, has work they didn’t do will Craig Berke said. out after the New Hamp- of race when Patrick was gotten the endorsement of IN MEMORIAM also pay a combined $1.5 IN LOVING MEMORY OF Jurors in the two cases shire primary, is the rst the Justice Department’s Marianne Williamson and million to settle civil GLENN S. PETERSON had shared a staircase, he of three black 2020 candi- top civil rights lawyer and Bill de Blasio. APRIL 14, 1969~MARCH 8, 2020 healthGod carehas you fraud in His arms...claims ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY We have you in our hearts. You againstare so them.loved and so missed. IN MEMORIAM ANTHONY RIZZO, JR. IN MEMORIAM 781-593-7700 MARCH 7, 2020 ALICE S. 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Your life was a blessing, Your memory a treasure You are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure. Loved and missed every day, Mom, Dad, Derek, Jacinda, Nanny and Grampy SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Swampscott deals car dealer from Peabody pastor to Four Seasons a five-day suspension be honored on May 9 PEABODY — A ‘Cele- deadline date of Sunday, DEALER website listed about 40 ly every car,” Spellios said. suspension of license as a bration of Service’ will be April 26. Saturday May 9, to honor Payment by check is pre- From A1 cars during the investi- Select Board Vice Chair punishment for his client, gation. Terechin testified Naomi Dreeben agreed given the probability, “un- Father Charles Stanley, ferred, payable to either of vehicles in the front lot, that when a potential that a violation was clear der the circumstances,” Pastor of St. Ann Church. Rich D’Ambrosio or John and enlisted the Marble- buyer asked about a car because of the business’ the Select Board would A buffet reception will be McGinn. Envelopes will head Police Department to online, he would switch online activities. find a violation. held in the church hall be available at the Usher’s conduct an investigation. a for-sale car out front “We looked at the on- Beatrice suggested the immediately following the Room for anyone unable On Nov. 26, Marblehead with the online-posted car, line sale opportunities, it five days of suspension be celebration of the 4 p.m. to attend this event, but Police Sgt. Sean Brady and switch the stickers. was there in front of us, served on Mondays during Mass. Tickets for the buf- wishing to donate toward and Detective Theresa Spellios said the practice so I don’t feel torn about a five-week period. The Se- fet reception are $35 per the gift. You may also Gay visited Four Seasons of switching for-sale cars whether there was an in- lect Board chose to make person, which includes a mail your check directly to in plain clothes pretend- with online cars “unavoid- fraction or wasn’t,” Dree- the suspension days con- donation toward a gift. Rich D’Ambrosio, 39 Tam- ing to be interested car ably” led him to believe ben said. secutive instead. Tickets will be available arack Lane, Peabody, MA “I think it should be all buyers. Brady, in his re- the business was violating Thomas Beatrice, the at- after all Masses until the 01960-2751. together and I think that’s port, said he left with the its license. torney representing Four the point,” Dreeben said. impression every car on Seasons, said he disagreed “If all you’re going to do “It disrupts business.” the lot was for sale after is switch cars in front of with the Select Board’s inquiring about cars with- the building, there is no findings. However, and to David McLellan can be Jack Welch out “for sale” stickers. difference between having Spellios’ surprise, Beatrice reached at dmclellan@ Also, the Four Seasons six cars for sale and frank- chose to suggest a five-day itemlive.com. brought good things to Salem

WELCH at it,” McIntire said. “The From A1 rest is history. The lights … the poles … GE donat- “He was like the rest ed everything. They (GE) of us,” said Cullen. “We were marvelous. played at the Pit, which Mike Iandolo, “He did a lot of good was a little dirt field. We the store things,” said McIntire. “He made the diamond our- manager of was a good man. He nev- selves. I guess you could er forgot where he came Stop & Shop say it was like ‘The Sand- in Saugus, from.” lot.’” Ryan said Welch was his left, gives a They all played on the best friend in high school. free reusable Salem High baseball “He was a good guy,” bag to Saugus team, with Welch pitching, Ryan said. “We stayed rea- resident Leo Cullen catching, McIntire sonably close all through Locore as in the outfield, and future life. He was always pretty he shops on Massachusetts Supreme much on the ball. Friday. Judicial Court justice “He turned GE into one Samuel Zoll at first base. of the largest companies ITEM PHOTO | “North Salem produced in the world, at one point.” SPENSER HASAK a lot of great people,” said When it came to socializ- Cullen. “We had the CEO ing with his friends, Welch of a major corporation, spared no expense, his an SJC judge … we had a friends said. He flew them Stop & Shop and pick up a reusable bag guy Sidney Shacknow. He down to Connecticut sim- survived the Nazis and ply to play golf, and flew BAGS tion in 2011. (SAVE) president Ann into the habit of reusing the Holocaust. He end- them down again when From A1 In addition to doubling Devlin was supportive of bags. ed up as a major general he had his retirement par- down on more sustainable the store’s decision to pro- “It is harder, though, to in the Army. And we had ty. Cullen and Ryan were encouraging (this).” bagging methods, Stop & vide free totes to custom- form the habit — however my brother-in-law, Mike among those invited to The company has also Shop’s website says the ers. many bags you have — to Tivnan, who was a war Wednesday’s funeral at hosted giveaways at other company is making moves “I applaud (Stop & remember to bring them hero in Vietnam, and lat- St. Patrick’s. locations in the wake of to divert 90 percent of all Shop’s) giveaway, especial- into the store with you,” er, as a helicopter pilot, Ryan said one of Welch’s similar bans across the re- its food waste to places ly because it’ll encourage she said. “It’s a learning flew Lyndon Johnson.” apartments was in Trump gion, and Fruci said Stop other than landfills by the people who are just now curve and worth the ef- McIntire also says that Tower in New York, and & Shop has successfully end of this year. switching away from plas- fort.” there were few indications that “he and Mr. Trump removed more than 1 bil- “Sustainability is a pri- tic bags,” she said. that Welch would some- knew each other.” lion plastic bags from the Elyse Carmosino can be ority for us,” Fruci said. Devlin also acknowl- day end up as arguably As a child, Welch and the reached at ecarmosino@ waste-stream since the Saugus Action Volun- edged it may take some the most important per- rest of his North Salem campaign’s implementa- teers for the Environment time for customers to get itemlive.com. son in American business. friends went to St. Thom- “He was one of the as Church in Peabody. He smartest guys I knew,” was raised primarily by School Board decision is anything but elementary said McIntire, who was his mother, and when she the director of parks and died, Welch donated the SCHOOL BOARD Following DeRuosi’s pre- it encompasses pre-K The Item, DeRuosi further recreation in Salem. “But money for a new altar and other than that, he was a From A1 sentation, several parents through grade two,” she addressed teacher reser- fonts in her memory. and educators continued to said. “(Saugus’ second vations about the move. regular guy. At least with And, said McIntire, he voice concerns, with some grade teachers) feel that “There is a genuine con- us. Nobody ever thought took a piece of Salem all lack of space for additional he was anything that spe- parking or playgrounds. arguing the new configura- if we’re not in the same cern (whether the second the way to GE headquar- tions would fail to provide building to plan, share re- graders) will be socially cial, or that he would end ters in Fairfield, Conn. He added that, because up as one of the top CEOs of the Veteran’s current younger students with op- sources, and suggestions and emotionally ready “The main conference in the world.” setup, any addition to the timal learning conditions. about teaching and as- to be in the two through room, where he’d meet As part of his job, McIn- building would face an ex- In a letter she read to the sessing students, we are five,” he said. “What I’m with all his department tire played a big role in isting wing, limiting the school board, second grade doing our students an in- hearing from teachers is heads, had a big sign having lights up at Ber- amount of natural light to teacher Christin Schulze justice. Their foundation there is some linkage to above the door,” McIntire tram Field in Salem, home new classrooms. expressed her worry that will no longer be solid and the curriculum that will said. “Know what it said? field for the Witches. “The Belmonte does the move would be placing our students will not be be lost.” It said ‘The Pit.’ Imagine “I made one call to him have the capacity for four Saugus second graders in as successful as we know DeRuosi said he un- that.” to see if there was any grades,” he said. “It also the wrong developmental they could be.” derstood the worries and way he could help us, and Steve Krause can be has room for new play bracket. Schulze finished with a would continue to meet the next day he had an reached at skrause@item- areas … and the building “Pre-K to grade two is final plea to the superin- with teachers before engineer up there looking live.com. also has the true space laying the foundation for tendent. Thursday’s vote to discuss for the STEAM (science, everything our kids need “We ask that you consid- a solution with the least technology, engineering, to be successful in third er these important factors amount of impact on stu- arts, and math) wing that grade and beyond. If you when making your deci- dents. Lynn holds court in would benefit the upper research early childhood sion,” she said. Regardless of how fi- elementary students.” education, you will see In a later interview with nal configurations fall, the superintendent said Tsongas Center the town could expect the transition to be entirely record for wins. That re- completed by September CHAMPIONSHIPS of 2021, a feat he assured From A1 cord was good enough teachers and parents they for the No. 1 overall seed and earning the No. 1 seed and a first-round bye. St. should be proud of. in the tournament with a “You will have redistrict- Mary’s went on to face a 21-2 record. Following a pair of familiar foes in ed your entire communi- first-round bye, the Spar- ty in less than four and a the early rounds of the tans got right to work with half years,” DeRuosi said, tournament, first beating a 78-49 win over Catholic adding later: “There are a Catholic Central League Central League foe No. 9 lot of anxieties, there are foe No. 8 Austin Prep Arlington Catholic in the a lot of concerns, and our (75-46) in the quarterfi- quarterfinal round. From job is not to make them nal and then knocking worse. Our job is to make there, St. Mary’s moved off CCL rival Bishop Fen- a decision and then do on to face No. 5 Hamil- wick (69-36) in the semi- what’s right for kids and ton-Wenham in the semi- final round. teachers.” final, where the Spartans St. Mary’s and Ames- Written plans for the earned a 76-57 win. bury will lead off a full new proposal will be avail- St. Mary’s and Weston day of North sectional fi- will tip off Saturday after- able for viewing on the nal action at the Tsongas noon (12:15). Saugus Public Schools Center, with tipoff slated After a record-setting website by early next for 10:30 a.m. regular season, the St. ITEM PHOTO | ELYSE CARMOSINO week. For more detailed pre- Mary’s girls basketball views of each game, see Saugus parents and teachers sit in Saugus Town Hall as they wait for in- Elyse Carmosino can be team earned the No. 1 page B1. formation from Superintendent David DeRuosi about the district’s new reached at ecarmosino@ seed in the Division 3 elementary school configurations. itemlive.com. North tournament and rolled through its first LAW OFFICES OF two opponents. Now, the JAMES J. CARRIGAN Spartans will have their • Social Security Disability sights set on their sec- • Workers Compensation ond straight Division 3 • Accidents North title when they 25 years located across call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 take on No. 2 Amesbury from Lynn District Court in the Division 3 North 15 Johnson St. to start your final. 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN The Spartans went 21-2 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN daily subscription. during the regular sea- LISA A. 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Large enough ible shrinking legislative so dramatically during Director of Advertising Less than a month after becoming the lon- to defy Congress and branch. and Business Development, ext. 1355 the Nixon administration [email protected] gest-serving House speaker in Massachusetts continue building a wall Other presidents have that by the beginning of history, Robert DeLeo successfully shouldered across the Mexican border. struck at the power of the the president’s second Ralph Mitchell the titanic task of pushing a major transporta- Large enough to intervene Sales Representative, ext. 1313 purse that the American term, the liberal histori- [email protected] tion spending bill through the House a day after in Justice Department Founders placed squarely an Arthur M. Schlesing- approving a plan to provide up to $600 million proceedings. Large enough in the hands of the Con- er Jr. would publish a Eric Rondeau annually to pay for Massachusetts’ transporta- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 even to alienate his great- gress; Nixon, for example, book called “The Imperial [email protected] tion improvements. est Cabinet ally, Attorney was a pioneer in withhold- Presidency.” Congress re- Included in Thursday’s transportation bill General William Barr. ing spending that Con- sponded that same year Patricia Whalen vote was a $2.4 billion mega-amendment, as the Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Perhaps even large gress expressly approved. with the War Powers Act, [email protected] State House News Service described it, expand- enough to weather the But the Nixon action — which sharply curtailed BUSINESS OFFICE ing the money allocated for rail improvement storm created by Typhoon which bore the term “im- the president’s flexibility from $80 million to $400 million. Coronavirus (and its at- poundment” — was dif- in projecting American Susan J. Conti A huge chunk of the underlying bill, $5.6 bil- tendant economic ravages) ferent in tone and spirit. Controller, ext. 1288 force abroad. [email protected] lion, is for federal highway system projects, with and defeat whomever the He failed to carry out the Now Trump is throwing $1.75 billion more carved out for the design, Democrats run against wishes of Congress, to be new challenges to the bal- Ted Grant construction and repair of non-federally-aided him in the November elec- sure, but in bridling what Publisher, ext. 1234 ance of power — and to its [email protected] roadway and bridge projects, and another $1.25 tion. he called the “credit-card stepchild, the separation billion for construction, resurfacing, and im- Less than three decades Congress,” Nixon could Marian Kinney of powers. By expressing ext. 1212 provements of bridges and approaches. ago, Time magazine put cite the discretion of the outrage at last month’s [email protected] A $2.3 billion train-system-modernization on its cover a minuscule executive in dispersing sentencing of Roger Stone, initiative in the bill includes language requir- picture of Bill Clinton with funds appropriated by Will Kraft his occasional adviser, he Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 ing funds to be spent on implementing im- the piercing cover title “The Congress. is threatening to wield the [email protected] provements tied to the Blue Line extension to Incredible Shrinking Pres- Trump’s initiative has power of the pardon. Charles/MGH station, and for the design and ident.” Now Americans are taken the Nixon act to a That power is specifically Paula Villacreses construction of a commuter rail station at Won- witnessing an incredibly new level. He can cite na- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 granted to him in the Con- [email protected] derland Park in Revere on the Newburyport expanding presidency. tional security; that is a stitution. But a swift ex- and Rockport line, the News Service reported. “Trump’s repeated ef- handy presidential ratio- pression of it in the wake Mike Shanahan forts to push through Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Laser focus by House members on transpor- nale, used by Dwight Ei- of Stone’s guilty verdict [email protected] tation is proof DeLeo knows the problems that his agenda continue the senhower, for example, as would create new tensions need fixing in Massachusetts and he has the po- march of expanding pres- his explanation for build- Carolina Trujillo with another branch of the Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 litical will and acumen to start getting the work idential power we have ing the interstate highway government: the judiciary. [email protected] done. seen in recent presiden- system that of course has That is the branch that cies,” said Shirley Anne been used primarily by ci- Jim Wilson The Winthrop Democrat realizes the com- could adjudicate such Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 muting burden imposed on North Shore driv- Warshaw, a presidential vilians, business and vaca- a pardon in relation to [email protected] ers. He talks to constituents who endure MBTA scholar at Gettysburg Col- tioners. the constitutional provi- CIRCULATION breakdowns and delays. He listens to House lege in Pennsylvania. “But But both houses of Con- sion giving the president colleagues, including Sen. Brendan Crighton what separates Trump gress have immigration “power to grant reprieves Lisa Mahmoud from his recent predeces- and border security pan- Manager, ext. 1239 and state reps. Dan Cahill, Peter Capano, Lori and pardons for offens- [email protected] Ehrlich, Tom Walsh and Donald Wong, who talk sors is the complete disre- els, and by any reasonable es against the United about the problems plaguing local roadways. gard for the rule of law.” reading, the wall comes States, except in cases of CUSTOMER SERVICE DeLeo was not afraid to stand with House The prospect of impeach- under their remits. impeachment.” The Stone La’ Mosha Ball ment terrified Lyndon That is why Republi- Customer Service, ext. 1276 members and vote to increase the state gaso- case grows directly out of [email protected] line tax by five cents on Wednesday. He was not Johnson, who as a result cans joined Democrats in matters considered during afraid to stare down the state Senate and Gov. dared not stray from his decrying Trump’s action. the Trump impeachment. GRAPHICS Charlie Baker, who are not committed to mak- path in Vietnam. The im- Though GOP lawmakers The Constitution does not Trevor Andreozzi ing tough transportation funding decisions like pending impeachment of defended the president grant the president room Designer [email protected] increasing the gas tax. Richard Nixon sent the in the impeachment trial to grant such pardons if The House under DeLeo’s leadership was not embattled president on that followed the House he is impeached but not Ned Connors an alcoholic bender and action, lawmakers of both convicted. Designer, ext. 1222 afraid this week to take aim at businesses in or- [email protected] der to raise money for transportation projects. a diversionary trip to the parties jealously guard Even without consid- Wednesday’s vote creates new corporate taxes Middle East. The real im- the functional preroga- ering the Stone matter, Mark Sutherland peachment of Bill Clinton, tives of the Congress, with Creative Director, ext. 1330 requiring companies with $1 billion or more of Trump has expanded the [email protected] sales to pay at least $150,000. only two decades ago, led spending at the top of powers of the executive. DeLeo told The Item in February that trans- the humbled chief execu- those centuries-old rights. A president who does not NEWSROOM portation is not a one-and-done issue in Mas- tive to assert his sorrow, The Founders may have shrink from expressing his Mike Alongi sachusetts but “ ...something we’re constantly express his apology and created the balance of impulses does not make Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] working on.” redouble his determina- powers, but a series of for a shrinking presidency. The fruits of that labor paid off this week and tion to pass his agenda. presidents and lawmakers Bill Brotherton “I want to say again to have created a swing in David M. Shribman is Features Editor ext. 1338 we hope the governor and the state Senate will [email protected] match the courage and conviction demonstrat- the American people how that balance. the former executive editor ed by the House under DeLeo’s guidance. profoundly sorry I am for After the Civil War, the of the Pittsburgh Post-Ga- Elyse Carmosino what I said and did to trig- balance alternated be- zette. Follow him on Twit- Reporter, ext. 1264 ger these events, and the tween a president, Andrew ter @ShribmanPG. 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it’s like when you’re sitting on a jury, the important decisions should come af- ter careful consideration, CherylC thoughtful discernment, CharlesC and meaningful exchange of ideas. When my daughter was And women are just as in second grade, her teach- capable of working collab- er, noting her leadership oratively as men (maybe qualities, said to me, “you even more so). never know, she might But if we’re strong, deci- be our first woman presi- sive, confident, and opin- dent.” ionated, we’re perceived I thanked her, but said, as bitchy. If we’re compas- “Actually, I’m hoping she’ll sionate, passionate, emo- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS be the fourth. Who wants tional, we’re weak. We’re to wait 40 years?” seen through the impos- Paper cutout doves hang on the Statehouse Well, the future leader of sible prism of being the lawn in Montpelier, Vt., each dove represent- the free world just turned ultimate female warrior, ing 10 victims of violence in Vermont. 21, and although as of to- strong (but not strong as a day, she isn’t expressing man), passionate (but you any U.S. presidential as- shouldn’t care too much, pirations, I fear it actual- and for God’s sake, don’t This is happening ly will be 40 years before cry), smart (but don’t lec- we see the first, much less ture or show you actually have expertise, or you’re second through fourth. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS somewhere — I understand, everyone off-putting), professional isn’t an Elizabeth Warren Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., acknowledges (but don’t be cold), friend- fan, not even in her home supporters as she arrives to speak to the media ly (but not too friendly, or state. I was, and still am, outside her home, Thursday, March 5, in Cam- you’re just being flirty). right now although I’ve never met bridge, after she dropped out of the Democrat- So, for all intents and ic presidential race. purposes, we’re back you, emotionally, finan- my senator, whom I’ve cially and sexually. heard described as disin- where we started, with I do recall trying to share genuous, condescending, cared about “the blacks” college loan debt, mort- old, white men continuing my story with my family and unlikable. instead of just them, or gage or rent payments, the status quo. Carolina I liked the idea of a and I was encouraged to But she has also been they truly believed that a heating and grocery bills Trujillo described as intelligent, narcissistic third-rate real- and an economy that saw President Betsy in the pray and ask God for guid- compassionate, and will- ity show host with six cor- its lowest unemployment White House. I liked the ance, and He would make idea of a President Ka- ing to listen and adopt porate bankruptcies who rate, but ignored that things get better. Well, mala too. And although a (International Women’s other people’s good ideas. managed to blow through important detail of how I have prayed for multi- President Amy wasn’t my Day, March 8, is a global She had plans, and I would more than $400 million of many people are under- ple years now, the abuse first or second choice (I’m celebration of the social, prefer a leader who has inherited money, would be employed, working multi- keeps escalating, I feel waaaaaay left, but that’s economic, cultural and plans, ideas and listening a good person to guide the ple jobs and still not being lonely and devastated and who I am), I admired her political achievements skills, over inane slogans country. able to make ends meet. what’s worse, my kids now intelligence and her will- of women. The day also and reality showmanship They liked that he could I’ve said it here before can witness, what until a ingness to work with those marks a call to action for This time around, a say ugly, racist things that — the surge of the stock couple of months before, she disagreed with. I also accelerating gender pari- smart, compassionate they could only say to market means absolutely admired Cory Booker and ty. We have a long way to was their dad’s and my, wonky woman intellectu- their friends and family. nothing if you don’t have Andrew Yang. We had go. The following is not my best kept secret behind al won’t be our president. They feared the browning stocks. If your 401(k) is a rich diverse field, and story. It is that of a woman our bedroom door. My Again. of America (it’s going to doing great, so you think we knew it would come I know, with an ending far husband has decided to We Democrats will have happen anyway folks, get you should maintain the down to one or two in the too common.) use our children against to choose between Statler over yourselves already), status quo, great. But as end. Maybe some of these me, what he defines as and Waldorf (you muppet and losing the privilege the world braces for a pan- As I finally gather my- names will reappear in a “having misguided priori- people get this reference). that entitled them to the demic, you might want to self together, and find the Democratic cabinet. ties and preferring my job I have to say, I’m bitterly first slice of the pie and rethink your reasons for courage within me to seek I’m just disappointed over them.” I’m petrified disappointed, but I’m not the head seat at the table. voting for someone who a solution to my situation, that our big tent party of their perception of me surprised. When they wanted to has normalized corrup- I reflect about that cele- still doesn’t have room at This is a country that Make America Great tion, scandal and detest- bration and somewhere after this, and fear they the head table for some- hides under the covers. Again (a ridiculous slo- able behavior. And remem- inside, feel ashamed of will no longer see me with one female. gan with no plan behind ber, all you right-to-lifers, where I’m at today. respect. When people made a bold A reader reminded it) they wanted to make it there are still babies in I’ve been able to achieve As I lay in this casket, I choice (bolstered by a me that before Shirley 1950s again, when whites cages at the border and multiple milestones in my see people in my funeral surge of eager young peo- Chisholm unsuccessful- could get a good factory they have a right to life journey. I’m an educated, and think I should’ve not ple looking for something ly ran for the Democrat- job that paid well, even too. You should be protest- self-sufficient mother of cared about what they substantial and out of the ic nomination in 1972, without a college educa- ing at the borders, not at two. I also am financial- thought of me, I should mold), they voted in the Margaret Chase Smith, tion, where average people the health clinics — that ly independent, and hold have spoken up sooner, in- first African American a Republican representa- could buy a home, gasoline is, if you actually believe stature in my communi- president. Was Barack tive from Maine, received stead of trying to hide my was cheap, and groceries in the sanctity of all life. ty, where I’m respected Obama perfect? Of course several votes for the pres- reality. and well-regarded by my not. But when his biggest were affordable. The point is, our leader- idential nomination at the Maybe I shouldn’t have peers. But in a world in political scandal was wear- That “plan” didn’t work. ship is problematic. Would 1964 Republican National cared so much that one ing a tan suit, or holding a Not for the farmers, who a President Warren be which everything looks so time that I had the cour- Convention. perfect, there is usually coffee cup while saluting can’t find workers, or have able to fix it all? Probably Somewhere these two age to seek protection as he exited Air Force One, been hit hard by climate not. Maybe a President something that’s kept hid- through the court system notable ladies are looking den at the core of our be- well, you should know just change, or have been stran- Harris or Klobuchar, or down on us — and shak- and I went in front of a how far we’ve fallen. gled by those tariffs and Gillibrand wouldn’t ei- ing. In my case, I’m a vic- ing their heads. tim of domestic violence. judge and re-told my sto- The blacklash, excuse trade wars that were “easy ther. And also not even a I’m shaking my head ry, as if I was asking for me, backlash, from having to win.” And not for those Tulsi (present) Gabbard. I’ve never thought of too. For Margaret, Shirley, validation or approval, to a black family in the White factory workers who still But they weren’t real- myself as a weak person, Hillary, Elizabeth, Amy, receive the blessing of House (that was built by saw their jobs disappear, ly even given a fighting I’m smart, proactive, and Kirsten, and even Tulsi. a great strategist. These protection, and the court slaves, by the way), was im- even as they were being chance. I’m committed to voting mense. When people voted gaslighted and told about I had problems with characteristics have made officer rolled his eyes with blue no matter who in No- me one of the best in my disgust as mine filled for the current occupant, all their jobs being saved. some of the Democratic vember. they voted for the lesser of The tax cuts that were candidates, as we all do, industry, but yet, they ha- with tears and my voice Statler or Waldorf it is. ven’t been enough for me cracked. two evils, they say, or be- supposed to help ordinary with all of our political Sigh. cause they were aggrieved working people helped choices. No one will fit our to escape my concealed I shouldn’t have cared if that they had been left be- the millionaires and bil- own personal ideologies Cheryl Charles nightmare. Actually, be- my friends, the ones who hind while (as one reader lionaires. Working stiffs perfectly (unless of course, can be reached at cause of my professional knew what was going on, wrote me) the president continued drowning in we’re the candidate). But [email protected]. achievements, I’ve found secretly shared that they it harder to ask for help. felt I deserved my fate I know I’m not alone. because I never left my According to the Nation- abuser, dismissing my Riveting Broads will have their day al Domestic Violence Ho- deep fear of this man and tline service, on average, the emotional abuse he Within two years she was True to her Peabody ipal government and con- 24 people per minute are RIVETING could impart on my chil- successful but not satis- roots, Richard organizes struction. victims of rape, physical From A1 dren. fied; so she wrote a busi- regular volunteer events Under the umbrella of violence or stalking by an Well, I’m soon to be bur- a.m. and run through a ness plan for Riveting to help out Haven for Riveting Broads’ podcasts, intimate partner in the ied, I’m one more statistic 5 p.m. cocktail reception Broads. Hunger in Peabody. the three have talked United States — more with live music. The media production Her efforts and Mer- about environmental- than 12 million are wom- who died at the hands of Forty-five potential pre- company is committed, luzzi’s dovetailed seam- ly-friendly “tiny houses” en. Why is it so difficult the man who said and senters submitted pro- Merluzzi said, to “talking lessly with Aislings’ ob- and domestic abuse. for me to speak up? May- swore to love her until posals to take part in the about the things everyone jectives for upending the Merluzzi coined the be because I was brought death do us part. I guess, forum and the organizers tells you not to talk about art world. A painter who views she shares with up to follow fine Christian he kept his promise. I fear picked 12 who will discuss at a cocktail party.” studied at the college lev- Richard and Aisling as values in which you don’t for many other women topics including, “Cen- After forming Riveting el when she was 16, she “intentionally disruptive” share your problems with who I hope don’t wait to be tering the Whole: The in- Broads, it didn’t take Mer- formed Beverly-based Mi- with the shared goal of others, and by all means in a casket to ask for help. tersection of womanhood luzzi long to make connec- randa’s Hearth in 2013 “creating vulnerability protect your marriage, Carolina Trujillo can be and racial identity” and tions with kindred spirits. after reaching a definitive (to) ... heal our society.” even if the man you love hurts you, belittles you reached at ctrujillo@item- “Women and Diversity in Cambridge resident and conclusion about her art. “It’s how we see power and takes advantage of live.com. Politics.” Peabody native Richard, “I wanted to have a ca- and how we see strength,” Women and men are in- founder of the social re- reer not financially based Richard said, adding she vited to Riveting Broads sponsibility-oriented Next on my art work,” she said. views the March 13 sum- but Merluzzi, Aisling and Gen Network, quickly Like Richard and Merlu- mit, which Miranda’s Richard hope their audi- crossed paths with Mer- zzi, Aisling vowed to poke Hearth is co-sponsoring, ence leaves the event with luzzi. holes in established defi- as an opportunity for con- more questions than an- They shared a mutual nitions about her chosen nection and support. Aisling described how swers. desire to sharply chal- vocation. Art, she decided, Miranda’s Hearth’s goals “We’re not experts. We lenge definitions of en- should belong to everyone intersect with Riveting are asking questions peo- trepreneurship from the and be redefined as cre- Broads.’ ple might be afraid to perspective of gender and ativity. Home delivery “We help people who ask,” Merluzzi said, add- power. Next Gen hosts Aisling said the organi- haven’t had voices in the ing, “There’s clearly an four events a month fo- zation has aided 25,000 subscribers past to view themselves appetite for this type of cused heavily on entre- creators in the last six as active agents in their Get FREE access discussion.” preneurship workshops years. Her push to convert lives. We are trying to find Burned out by a 90-hour- oriented around building an unused Beverly school support,” she said. to the e-edition on a-week corporate job, Mer- a community of people in- into an art school shoved luzzi founded MM Con- terested in supporting one Aisling head-long into Thor Jourgensen can be sulting in 2016 to help another toward reaching what she described as the reached at tjourgensen@ nonprofits and startups. goals. “male hierarchy” of munic- itemlive.com. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- 3:59 p.m. Thursday; at Kings larly arrests, reflect police records. Beach Road at 4:07 p.m. Trouble the Dog comes to Lynn In the event of a perceived inac- Thursday; at 29 Lovers Leap curacy, it is the sole responsibility Ave. at 7:36 p.m. Thursday; at 649 Lynnway at 2:06 a.m. of the concerned party to contact Friday; at Chatham Street and the relevant police department and Marianna Street at 7:58 a.m. have the department issue a no- Friday; at Tucker Street and tice of correction to the Daily Item. Western Avenue at 7:58 a.m. Corrections or clarifications will not Friday; at Chestnut Street and be made without express notice of Olive Street at 10:51 a.m. Friday; at 112 Market St. at change from the arresting police 11:12 a.m. Friday. department. A report of a hit-and-run crash at Essex Street and LYNN West Green Street at 9:18 p.m. Thursday. Arrests Assaults Briana Barnoski, 30, of 201 Essex St., was arrested A report of an assault and and charged with assault and battery with a deadly weapon battery in the presence of a at 23 Groveland St. at 10:34 police officer and disorderly a.m. Thursday. conduct at 6:21 p.m. Thurs- A report of an assault and day. battery at Pinkham Street Kristen Bell, 38, of 498 and Violet Street at 9:16 p.m. Essex St., was arrested and Thursday; at 53 Chatham St. charged with assault and at 6:08 a.m. Friday. battery in the presence of a police officer and disorderly Gunshot conduct at 6:11 p.m. Thurs- day. A report of gunshots at Jef- Jeffrey Cordero, 30, of 71 ferson Street and Sheridan COURTESY PHOTO Ruggles St., Boston, was ar- Street at 7:43 a.m. Friday. rested on warrant charges Overdoses Members of the Lynn Police and Fire departments and representatives from the city’s of animal cruelty, trafficking A report of an overdose at Department of Children and Families (DCF) office gathered last month to take part in a heroin/morphine/opium, and 29 Green St. at 1:42 p.m. donation made possible by the Lynn GE Employees’ Good Neighbor Fund. Thursday; at 268 Essex St. at trafficking a Class A drug, 3:45 p.m. Thursday; at 106 Janet Melanson, Walter Guptill and board members of the GE Employees’ Good Neigh- more than 36 grams, at 8:50 River St., apt. 2, at 8:16 p.m. bor Fund helped to arrange the donation of dozens of “Trouble the Dog” plush toys and a.m. Friday. Thursday. Michael Crotty, of 121 children’s books through Sheila Duncan, founder of the Kennek Foundation. North Common St., was ar- The city’s first responders and DCF workers will use the toys as a resource that pro- rested on warrant charges Theft vides comfort to children in the event of an accident, fire, domestic situation or other of receiving stolen property A report of shoplifting at 35 emergency. valued under $1,200, lar- Washington St. at 1:10 a.m. Pictured, from left, police officer Taylor Haberek; officer Jeff Trahant; officer Sean Cop- ceny under $250 by false Thursday; at Big Lots at 126 pretense, and assault and pinger; officer Chris Robert; Sheila Duncan, founder of the Kennek Foundation; Lisa Boston St. at 12:25 p.m. Fri- Joyce, LSW, DCF; Janet Melanson, Lynn GE Employees’ Good Neighbor Fund; fire Lt. battery at 3:05 p.m. Thursday. day. Paul Ricchi; Deputy Fire Chief Arthur Richard; Kailey MacArthur, LSCW, DCF; firefight- Shawn Gear, of 72 Wash- A report of larceny at 52 ington St., was arrested on Western Ave. at 2:17 a.m. er Robert Miele; police Sgt. Christine Speranza, and firefighter Trevor Bryant. warrant charges of operating Thursday; at CVS Pharmacy with a revoked license as a at 200 South Common St. habitual traffic offender, OUI at 2:22 p.m. Thursday; at 16 liquor, second offense, and Rockmere Gardens at 12:43 failure to stop/yield at 10:04 p.m. Friday. p.m. Thursday. A report of motor vehicle Economic toll of virus sinks in, Junior Mendez, 22, of 7 theft at 72 Mudge St. at 3:08 Liberty Square, was arrested p.m. Thursday. and charged with operating duration remains an unknown a motor vehicle with a sus- MARBLEHEAD pended license at 3:45 a.m. Thursday. Accidents Bunly Phok, 48, was arrest- ed and charged with assault A motor vehicle crash was and battery with a dangerous reported on West Shore Drive weapon at 9:51 p.m. Thurs- and Jersey Street at 2:10 p.m. day. Thursday; on West Shore Drive Christopher Rodiguez, 22, at 7:34 p.m. Thursday. of 26 Stephen Terrace, was A motor vehicle crash with arrested and charged with entrapment was reported disorderly conduct and dis- on Pond Street at 7:39 p.m. turbing the peace at 9:04 Thursday. Both cars involved p.m. Thursday. were towed. One person re- Sheryl Seaborne, of 137 fused medical treatment. Broad St., was arrested on a A police cruiser was struck warrant charge at 12:10 p.m. by another vehicle on Pond Thursday. Street at 7:49 p.m. Thursday while an officer was respond- Accidents ing to an earlier crash. The damage appeared to only A report of a motor vehicle be “cosmetic,” according to crash at Arlington Street and police. Western Avenue at 7:40 a.m. Thursday; at 625 Lynnfield SWAMPSCOTT FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS St. at 9:09 a.m. Thursday; at Waitt Avenue and Western Av- Arrest Kenyan nurses Maggie Ogonga, left, and Lucy Kanyi have their names written on their protective enue at 2:19 p.m. Thursday; clothing so they can be recognized when wearing it, as they stand in a recently-completed infec- at Chestnut Street and Rand Mark Panagakis, 24, was tious disease unit of Kenyatta National Hospital, in Nairobi, Kenya. Street at 3:26 p.m. Thursday; arrested and charged with at Buffum Street and Oxford operating a motor vehicle with THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to and from Israel for three opments could lead to a money was directed at the Street at 3:29 p.m. Thurs- a suspended license at 9:34 weeks after Israeli author- far more negative scenar- public health system. The Dow Jones Industri- day; at Lynn Shore Drive at p.m. Thursday. ities announced tough re- io than our baseline fore- STOCKPILE al Average over the past strictions on travelers from cast,” said Moody’s Vice ECONOMY: The spread five days: up 1,293, down several countries. President Madhavi Bok- of coronavirus, which 785, up 1,173, down 969, The airline industry is il. “A sustained pullback has sickened more than MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF down 256. The Dow sank among the hardest hit in consumption, coupled 100,000 people world- as many as 894 points since the outbreak, forcing with extended closures wide and killed more than Friday before recovering 2 arrested in assault at to the hospital with a carriers to reassess their of businesses, would hurt 3,400, has led to a wave much of its losses. The head injury that was near-term financial expec- earnings, drive layoffs and of stockpiling. People are popular Boston bar VIX, an index known as believed to be life threat- tations. An industry group weigh on sentiment. Such loading up on canned Wall Street’s fear barome- BOSTON (AP) — Two ening but was listed said the spreading corona- conditions could ultimate- goods, frozen dinners, toi- ter, touched levels not seen people were been arrested in stable condition on virus could cost airlines ly feed self-sustaining re- let paper, and cleaning since the financial crisis. in an assault at a popular Friday morning. as much as $113 billion cessionary dynamics.” The uncertainty and po- products. Heavy supply Boston bar that sent one NBC Boston reports in lost revenue. That fig- Citi believes that central tential economic dam- runs are expected to last person to the hospital that the two suspects age from the coronavirus ure, released Thursday, is banks worldwide need to for weeks, resulting in a are expected to be with a head injury, offi- deepened this week. Sec- four times the number re- counter growing market boon c or stores and also cials said. arraigned Friday in tors that cater to almost leased just two weeks ago uncertainty. “The optimal food delivery services. The assault happened Boston Muncipal Court any public activity — mov- by the The International policy response to the re- Costco’s Chief Financial late Thursday at Coogans on assault and battery ie theaters, business con- Air Transport Association, duction in demand due to Officer Richard Galanti near Faneuil Hall, police charges. Police did not ference organizers, hotels, which is imploring govern- the virus outbreak is like- described the buying fren- said. immediately release airlines and amusement ments for assistance. ly to be fiscal action,” said zy as “off the charts’’ in a The victim was taken their identities. parks — have lost billions Declining reservations Pernille Henneberg in a conference call this week. as investors flee to areas have rippled outward to note to clients. However, on Shares of Wholesale Corp. they perceive as safer, like commercial aerospace Tuesday, the U.S. Federal of jumped almost 11 per- U.S. Treasury notes, which companies. “The impact Reserve in a surprise move cent this week, one of the now pay paltry amounts on airline profitability ap- cut its benchmark interest few gainers on Wall Street. that are far less than in- pears to be worsening by rate by a sizable half-per- Instacart has reported a Lynn Drug Task Force flation. Following is a brief the day, and the spread of centage point in an effort surge in demand for pan- look at how things are the virus and the impact to support the economy. try items such as powdered changing in the economy on air travel has rapidly Shares rallied, but only milk and canned goods, as and the workplace today exceeded expectations of briefly. The Dow ended well as personal care prod- Hotline as the outbreak widens. just a few days and weeks Friday down 1 percent. ucts like hand sanitizer and HEADWINDS: Ger- ago,” wrote Ken Herbert, The White House on Fri- vitamins. Sales of hand san- many’s biggest airline, an industry analyst with day said it’s considering itizers in the U.S. soared 73 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Lufthansa, says it will cut Canaccord Genuity. federal support for indus- percent in the four weeks up to 50 percent of its flights THE MACRO VIEW: tries absorbing the brunt of ending Feb. 22 compared or text the word tiplynn in the next few weeks, Citing the outbreak Fri- the fallout. Larry Kudlow, with the same period last depending on how the vi- day, Moody’s lowered its director of the president’s year, according to market and your tip to “tip411” (847411) rus outbreak develops. It baseline growth forecasts National Economic Coun- research firm Nielsen. Sales said it had seen a drastic for G20 economies to 2.1 cil, told reporters that the of thermometers spiked 47 drop in reservations, with percent, from 2.4 percent. administration is not look- percent during that same all regions now affected. It lowered its U.S. growth ing at a massive federal re- period. Online purchases Spanish menu available Lufthansa, which also owns forecast for 2020 to 1.5 lief plan, but rather a “time- of toilet paper have nearly Swiss airlines and several percent, from 1.7 percent ly and targeted and micro.” doubled and non-perishable All reports of neighborhood activity smaller regional Europe- and dialed back growth President Donald Trump items like canned goods rose will be investigated. an carriers, operates over expectations in China as signed an $8.3 billion mea- nearly 70 percent during 83,000 flights a month. The well. Moody’s said more sure Friday to help tackle the January and February Callers may remain anonymous. airline earlier announced downgrades are possible. the coronavirus outbreak, period, according to Adobe plans to cancel all flights “Several plausible devel- but Kudlow said that Analytics. SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION U.S. sending military police to two border crossings By Astrid Galvan ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOENIX (AP) — The U.S. government says it is sending 160 military po- lice and engineers to two official border crossings to deal with asylum seekers in case a federal appeals court strikes down one of the Trump administra- tion’s key policies. Senior Customs and Border Protection officials FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said Friday that active Shawn O’Brien who was charged with one count duty personnel will be in of indecent liberties with a child after a girl ac- place by Saturday at ports cused him of touching her sexually seven or of entry in El Paso and eight years ago under the guise of a “massage.” San Diego. They’ll also send aviation support. The deployment is in re- sponse to a crowd of asy- Kansas investigating lum-seekers that gathered at an El Paso crossing last massage therapist Friday after the 9th U.S. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Circuit Court of Appeals U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers of the Special Response temporarily struck down Team unit, patrol on the Paso del Norte Port of Entry in El Paso, Texas. for female athletes the program known as “Remain in Mexico,” which LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) O’Brien until recently its authority. About 60,000 different ports of entry in the administration’s battle forces asylum seekers to — A man recently charged was listed as a registered asylum-seekers have been response to shifting needs. to stem the large number of stay in Mexico while their with a child sex crime pro- owner of Kamehameha returned to Mexico while Critics call the program asylum seekers looking for cases wind through court vided massage services Massage LLC. Girard awaiting their immigra- inhumane and dangerous, refuge in the U.S. in the U.S. Officials shut to some University of and Long confirmed in tion hearings in the U.S. forcing vulnerable people The Trump adminis- down that border cross- Kansas women’s athlet- their joint statement that It’s unclear why the gov- to wait in high-crime Mex- tration is asking the U.S. ing for several hours that ican border cities where ic teams since 2015, the O’Brien has worked as an ernment is sending mil- Supreme Court, which has school’s chancellor and independent contractor evening before the court they are often subjected reversed itself. itary police to El Paso, to violence, extortion and consistently ruled in the athletics director said. providing massage ther- which isn’t subject to the administration’s favor on Chancellor Doug Girard apy to some female stu- On Wednesday, the court kidnapping. again made a decision on current injunction block- But “Remain in Mexico,” immigration policies, to and Athletic Director Jeff dent-athletes. ing the program. When intervene and wants the Long said in a statement They said that upon the case, this time block- which the government calls asked about that, a se- policy to stay in effect un- Thursday that they were learning of the arrest the ing the program in Ari- the Migrant Protection “deeply troubled” by ini- university began an in- zona and California, the nior official said military Protocols, has been one of til next week to give the tial findings of an inter- ternal investigation, led two border states under members can be moved to the most successful tools in high court time to decide. nal inquiry into massage by an outside entity, into therapist Shawn O’Brien. his interactions with stu- O’Brien, 48, of Lawrence, dent-athletes. was charged Feb. 21 with “Though still in the ear- Passengers off California one count of indecent lib- ly stages of this process, erties with a child after a we are deeply troubled girl accused him of touch- by what we have learned coast await virus test results ing her sexually seven so far,” according to their or eight years ago under statement. They did not By Olga R. the guise of a “massage.” directly address the ex- Rodriguez O’Brien also allegedly told tent of their findings. ASSOCIATED PRESS her that she shouldn’t tell “We will continue our A helicopter anyone what happened investigation to further SAN FRANCISCO — carrying air- because he said massag- understand the conduct Passengers on a cruise men with the es were “really expensive” of the therapist and deter- ship off the California 129th Rescue and she was “lucky” to get mine who, if anyone, knew coast were instructed to Wing flies over one for free. of inappropriate behavior stay in their cabins as the Grand O’Brien’s contract was that may have occurred,” they awaited test results Princess nullified and he hasn’t the statement said. Friday that could show cruise ship worked with student-ath- This is the latest sex whether the coronavirus off the coast letes since he was charged, allegation involving the is circulating among the of California according to the statement. athletic department at more than 3,500 people Thursday. The investigation is in the University of Kansas. aboard. its early stages and will Last year, a former volun- A military helicopter PHOTO | ASSOCIATED continue, the statement teer assistant volleyball crew lowered test kits PRESS said, and the university is coach admitted stealing onto the 951-foot Grand providing support for stu- underwear from women Princess by rope and later sengers,” California Gov. with all but one victim in and small. dent-athletes, parents and on the team. The judge retrieved them for analy- Gavin Newsom said. Washington state, while Worldwide, the virus staff who have been affect- found his crimes were sis at a lab as the vessel Depending on what they the number of infections has infected more than ed by the therapist’s asso- sexually motivated and lay at sea off San Francis- find, authorities could or- swelled to over 200, scat- 100,000 people and killed ciation with the university. ordered him to register as co, under orders to keep der a quarantine of all or tered across at least 18 over 3,400, the vast major- The Lawrence Jour- a sex offender for the next its distance from shore. some of those aboard. states. Pennsylvania and ity of them in China. Most nal-World reported con- 15 years. Princess Cruises said 45 Another Princess cruise Indiana reported their cases have been mild, and tracts it received through The investigation comes people were selected for ship, the Diamond Prin- first cases. more than half of those in- an open records request amid reports that an as- testing. cess, was quarantined for President Donald Trump fected have recovered. showed O’Brien provided sistant hockey coach at Authorities undertook two weeks in Yokohama, signed an $8.3 billion mea- Most of the dead in the massage therapy for wom- the University of Minne- the testing after a pas- Japan, last month because sure to help public health U.S. were from suburban en’s basketball, tennis, sota may have victimized senger on a previous voy- of the virus, and ultimate- agencies deal with crisis Seattle’s Life Care Cen- softball and soccer teams. players decades ago and age of the ship died of the ly about 700 of the 3,700 and spur development of ter nursing home, now However, the school offi- at a time when several coronavirus and at least people aboard became in- vaccines and treatments. the subject of federal and cials’ statement did not men alleging sexual abuse six others on the same fected in what experts pro- On Wall Street, stocks state investigations that say which teams had con- by a deceased University excursion became infect- nounced a public-health went into another slide could lead to sanctions tracts with O’Brien. of Michigan doctor have ed. Some passengers from failure, with the vessel es- as fears mounted over against it, including a O’Brien’s attorney, Phil- retained law firms that that trip stayed aboard for sentially becoming a float- the potential damage to possible takeover of its ip Robert Sedgwick, did are representing accusers the current voyage. ing germ factory. the global economy from management. Washington not respond to a phone who sued Michigan State “The ship will not come Meanwhile, the U.S. factory shutdowns, trav- state has the nation’s big- message Friday seeking University and Ohio State on shore until we appro- death toll from the coro- el bans, quarantines and gest concentration of cas- comment. in similar cases. priately assess the pas- navirus climbed to 14, cancellations of events big es, with at least 70. With spreading virus comes fears -- and lots of stockpiling By Anne D’innocenzio than 100,000 people call with investors this twenty-fold over the past BY AP RETAIL WRITER worldwide and killed more week. Some like Kroger week, the company said. than 3,400 people, has cre- Co. are now placing limits Meanwhile, sales of NEW YORK — As an ated legions of nervous on certain items such as hand sanitizers in the U.S. Arizonan, Gregory Cohen hoarders who are loading cold and flu-related prod- more than doubled in the has never had to stock up up on canned goods, fro- ucts to five each per order. four weeks ending Feb. ahead of a hurricane or zen dinners, toilet paper, Target and Walmart say 29 compared to the same other natural disaster. and cleaning products. they are talking to sup- period a year ago, accord- But fear of the new Many like Cohen want to pliers to replenish bare ing to market research coronavirus has led the be prepared as they hear shelves, but didn’t say how firm Nielsen, while sales 51-year-old attorney to run up a hefty bill at the warnings about quaran- long that could take. And of thermometers spiked local grocery store last tines and watch a grow- New Jersey-based Camp- 52.3 percent during that week on emergency sup- ing number of companies bell Soup Co. said it’s step- same period. Sales of dried plies. That included 12 like Twitter, Microsoft and ping up production be- beans spiked nearly 18 cans of diced tomatoes, 12 Amazon ask their employ- cause of increased orders percent. cans of chili beans, soap ees to work from home. from grocery stores and Australian Chief Medi- and six boxes of pasta that Such stockpiling is ex- other retailers as demand cal Officer Brendan Mur- he says should last him pected to last for weeks, started growing this week. phy, who is leading Aus- and his family four weeks. resulting in a boon for Instacart reports a surge tralia’s response to the “My biggest concern is discounters and grocery in demand for pantry items COVID-19 outbreak, on that we will all be asked to stores as well as food de- such as powdered milk Thursday urged against stay at home,” said Cohen, livery services that is and canned goods, as well stockpiling of toilet paper. who stored the supplies in also introducing logistical as personal care products “There is no reason to tubs in his garage for his headaches at the same like hand sanitizer and denude the shelves of lav- wife and teenage son. “This time. Costco Wholesale vitamins. Sales are up ten- atory paper in the super- is my way of exerting con- Corp.’s Chief Financial fold across the country but markets,” Murphy said in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS trol of the uncertainty of Officer Richard Galan- business is particularly a national televised press the current situation.” ti described the buying heavy in California, Wash- conference. “We should A customer walks past mostly empty shelves COVID-19, the disease frenzy as “off the charts’’ ington, Oregon and New continue our normal ac- that normally hold toilet paper and paper tow- that has sickened more throughout the U.S. in a York, where sales are up tivity.” els at a Costco store in Teterboro, N.J. A8 SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2020 LOOK! Genealogy Day, National Cereal Day, National Be Heard Day, Plant Power Day

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PLÁCIDO DOMINGO PULLS OUT OF ROYAL OPERA HOUSE PERFORMANCES LONDON — Spanish It added that Domingo, tenor Plácido Domingo, 79, is an “outstanding who is ensnared in alle- singer and artist and we gations of sexual miscon- are hugely grateful for his duct, has withdrawn from support and commitment this summer’s production over many decades.” of Don Carlo at London’s The sexual harass- Royal Opera House. ment allegations against The Royal Opera House Domingo surfaced last said in a statement Fri- year in two stories by The PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS day it had been mutually Associated Press. agreed with Domingo that Many commentators, The Black Hills spruce known as “The Hinkle he will not be taking up politicians and fellow Tree” was uprooted by a gust of wind this week. his role in the Giuseppe artists in Europe had Verdi classic in July. initially defended Domin- It’s the latest in a string go, even as U.S. companies GOLF’S FAMOUS of withdrawals over the swiftly moved to cancel past weeks as venues performances and sever ‘HINKLE TREE’ have reassessed their ties ties with the singer in the with the Spanish star. wake of the harassment Performances by Domin- allegations. UPROOTED BY WIND go have been canceled in Last week, Domingo cities including Tokyo, apologized “to any col- ASSOCIATED PRESS Association officials were not amused. Madrid and San Francis- league who I have made to TOLEDO, Ohio — A tree co, among others. feel uncomfortable or hurt The USGA dispatched that appeared overnight the course’s greens chair- The Royal Opera House in any manner by any- during the 1979 U.S. Open stressed that it had not thing I have said or done man to bring in a tree from to become a part of golf a nursery and block the received any claims of .... But I know what I have lore has met its end. misconduct against Do- done and I deny it again.” shortcut. Overnight, the The Black Hills spruce Black Hill spruce, about 20 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mingo during his time at The Royal Opera House known as “The Hinkle the venue and said it was said Domingo’s replace- feet tall, appeared in the Placido Domingo performs during a sound Tree” was partially uproot- gap. “sympathetic” about his ment will be announced in ed by a gust of wind this check prior to a free concert in Mexico City. reasons for withdrawing. due course. But during the next week at Inverness Club in round, Hinkle and his Toledo, Ohio, and was cut playing partner, Chi Chi Publisher cancels plans to release Woody Allen memoir down. Rodriguez, decided to hit The tree dated to the their tee shots over the By Hillel Italie sure every day in our work 79th Open, when a jour- tree. ASSOCIATED PRESS that different voices and neyman pro named Lon “There was maybe a cou- conflicting points of views Hinkle came up with a ple hundred people at the NEW YORK — Woody can be heard.” way to outsmart the course tee, waiting to see what I Allen’s publisher has Allen’s book was sched- during the first round. would do,’’ Hinkle told The decided to cancel the uled to come out next Hinkle noticed that he Associated Press in 2003. planned release of his month. could take a shortcut by “I used the full size of the memoir “Apropos of Allen has denied any hitting through a gap of teeing ground and went to Nothing.” wrongdoing and was never trees near the eighth tee the left corner of the tee The announcement charged after two sepa- and drive his ball on the box. The tree wasn’t really Friday by Hachette Book adjacent 17th fairway, even in the way. This time, Group followed days rate investigations in the shaving 75 yards off the I used a driver and flew it of criticism focused on 1990s. But the allegations dogleg hole. over the tree and had only allegations that Allen have received new atten- It made for an easy a 6 iron to the green.’’ sexually abused his tion in the #MeToo era. birdie, but U.S. Golf Again, he made birdie. daughter Dylan Farrow. Allen’s agreement with On Thursday, dozens Hachette meant that he of Hachette employees briefly shared a publisher PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Swiss gruyere named best cheese with one of his biggest staged a walkout. This combination photo shows a book cover detractors, his son Ronan “The decision to cancel image for “Apropos of Nothing,” an autobiogra- Farrow, whose “Catch Mr. Allen’s book was a phy by Woody Allen, to be released on April 7. difficult one. At HBG we and Kill” was released last year by the Hachette take our relationships on by Hachette, gave voice Ronan Farrow followed division Little, Brown and with authors very serious- to numerous survivors of up a day later, calling ly, and do not cancel books Company. sexual assault by powerful Hachette’s decision “wildly lightly,” the publisher “Hachette’s publishing announced. of Woody Allen’s memoir men,” Dylan Farrow said unprofessional.” Both he “We have published and is deeply upsetting to me in a statement Monday and his sister complained will continue to publish personally and an utter be- hours after details of the that the publisher had not many challenging books. trayal of my brother whose book were released by The reached out to fact check As publishers, we make brave reporting, capitalized Associated Press. their father’s book. Review PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Christian Schmutz, of the Swiss Cheesemak- ers Association, hoists a 77-pound wheel of the Former Navy SEAL Mark Devine writes leadership book Best of Show winner. By Jeff Rowe since Sept. 11, 2001, com- military values to the busi- ASSOCIATED PRESS in Madison with a record ASSOCIATED PRESS pared with 9 percent who ness world. A recent Pew 3,667 entries. served during World War Research Center survey MADISON, Wis. — A “Staring Down the Wolf: The 55 judges taste, II. That means military found the military to be gruyere from Switzer- 7 Leadership Commit- sniff and inspect the 132 culture is an abstraction America’s most respected land has been named ments That Forge Elite classes of dairy products rather than a reality to institution and at least the world’s best cheese, during the biennial contest. Teams,” St. Martin’s Press, most Americans. three of the lead charac- chosen from a record The judges include cheese by Mark Divine. Divine seems to be aware ters on network television number of entrants from Safe to say that Navy of that but his examples shows are former Navy 26 nations in the World graders, cheese buyers, SEALs are considered to nonetheless often relate to SEALs and they portray Championship Cheese dairy science professors, be the most elite of spe- his commando experiences their characters as tough, Contest in Wisconsin. and researchers from 19 cial forces. and the book is punctuated resourceful, daring, fit, The cheese from Bern, nations and 14 states. That heritage gives with references such as calm, courteous and direct. Switzerland made its The last time the compe- former SEAL Mark Divine, “battle rhythm,” “dropping So how to weave the sev- maker, Michael Spycher tition was held in 2018, a author of “Staring Down grenades of negativity” en commitments and SEAL of Mountain Dairy Fritzen- hard sheep’s milk cheese the Wolf: 7 Leadership and VUCA, an Army mentality into a business haus, a two-time winner. called Esquirrou made in Commitments That Forge acronym for volatility, un- where no one likely claims Spycher also won in 2008. France at Mauleon From- Elite Teams,” a near-in- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS certainty, complexity and any military experience or Another product from agerie won top honors. It stant credibility and ambiguity. even knows anyone in the Switzerland, a hard cheese is imported by Savencia audience to explore how practices can be hard to No question, that’s armed forces? made from cow’s milk Cheese USA. his seven commitments transfer to civilian institu- our world but can SEAL This is where the meta- called Gallus Grand CRU Three Wisconsin cheeses can help make a business tions, especially given the values help civilian phor of the wolves emerges. and made by Hardegger were finalists. A smoked team military-strong. Who diminishing percentage of organizations? The “fear wolf” in Divine’s Kase AG, was runner-up gouda with cumin from would argue that infusions the population that claims Divine fervently be- book is what is holding you Thursday, the Wisconsin Marieke Gouda of Thorp, of courage, trust, respect, some military service and lieves they can. back emotionally; the fear State Journal reported. a gorgonzola from Emmi growth, excellence, resilien- therefore understands the Americans do engage wolf must be stared down. The contest is the largest Roth of Seymour and a cy and alignment wouldn’t military way. Just 0.5 per- in “warrior envy,” which Then you become the cour- technical cheese, butter and cheddar from Maple Leaf enhance any workplace? cent of the population has explains the nonstop flow age wolf, a “heart-centered, yogurt competition in the Cheesemakers of Monroe Military culture and served in the armed forces of books striving to apply world-centric” leader. world and started Tuesday all made the top 20. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Saturday, March 7, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Friday...... 4286 Friday...... 5318 Thursday...... 2166 Thursday...... 7428 Sunrise today 6:06 a.m. Sun and clouds. Gusty winds N wind 12 to 16 kt, with in the morning. High 44F. gusts as high as 30 kt. Mostly Wednesday...... 9670 Wednesday...... 1516 Sunset today 5:42 p.m. L Winds NNW at 20 to 30 mph. cloudy through mid morning, Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Winds possible ove 40 mph. then gradual clearing. Seas 1 Sunrise tomorrow 7:04 a.m. ft or less. High 40F. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER H Tonight: Partly Cloudy low High tide today 11:24p.m. 27F. Winds WNW at 10 to 20 Tonight: NW winds 10 to 15 All 4...... $3,919 All 4...... $3,595 Low tide today 3:22 p.m. H mph. kt with gusts up to 20 kt, di- First or last 3...... $549 First or last 3...... $503 minishing to 5 to 10 kt after Any 2...... $47 Any 2...... $43 High tide tomorrow 11:24 p.m. midnight. Any 1...... $5 Any 1...... $4 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $163 All 4...... $150 Fronts First 3...... $91 First 3...... $84 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure Last 3...... $91 Last 3...... $84 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY SUNDAY MONDAY Mass Cash: 9-12-28-32-34 MARCH 9 MARCH 16 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Sunny/Windy | High 44, Low 27 P’ Cloudy | High 53, Low 40 M’ Sunny | High 62, Low 43 Mega Millions: 15-48-56-58-70 (4) NATIONAL SUMMARY: A coastal storm will create breezy conditions along the Northeast coast tomorrow; otherwise, most impacts will remain well off- shore. 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By Mike Alongi those scoring chances. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR With just under 11 min- utes to go in the rst peri- WOBURN — Mistakes od, Woburn took posses- will cost you in the state sion near center ice. Lucia tournament. DiGirolamo sent a pass up The St. Mary’s girls ice to Angelina DiGirola- hockey team learned that mo, who burst into the of- the hard way Friday night, fensive zone with no de- with two critical mistakes fenders in front of her. She leading directly to two fell down in the process, goals given up as the No. 5 but she steadied herself Spartans fell to No. 4 Wo- enough to send a shot to- burn, 2-1, in the Division 1 ward the net while sliding quarter nal at O’Brien across the ice. The puck Rink. slipped between Pitari’s “I thought we came out legs to give Woburn a 1-0 and started the game a lead. little slow, but I was really The Spartans performed proud of how we fought better in the second period, back and continued to play getting a number of shots hard,” said St. Mary’s on net after nally settling coach Frank Pagliuca. down. After its second suc- “Unfortunately, we had a cessful penalty kill of the lot of chances that we just game, St. Mary’s earned a couldn’t nish on our end powerpay of its own with and we made some crucial just over four minutes to mistakes that led to goals play in the second. for Woburn. Their best That’s when the Spar- player beat us, and some- tans struck. times that happens.” After two unsuccessful That “best player” for chances to start off the Woburn was Angelina Di- powerplay, St. Mary’s re- Girolamo, a freshman for- grouped in its own zone ward who scored both for another charge up the goals for the Tanners. ice. Sullivan sent a pass Jenna Chaplain scored out to Chaplain, who jolt- the lone goal for the Spar- ed up ice and weaved tans, while Kelsey Sulli- through defenders. Chap- van had one assist. Goalie lain slipped into the offen- Rhyan Pitari had 20 saves sive zone and let loose a in the loss. hard wrist shot from the Woburn was the more slot, which found its way aggressive team to open under the crossbar to tie the game, outshooting St. the score at 1-1. Mary’s 9-4 in the rst pe- From there, it was a bit riod. The Tanners were of a struggle for St. Mary’s. able to get a number of The Spartans got plenty of quality scoring chances chances in the nal peri- from those shots, while od, thanks largely to a the Spartans had trouble 5-minute powerplay they maintaining possession were awarded with 10 PHOTO | JOE BROWN for extended periods of minutes to play. time. Eventually, Woburn St. Mary’s senior Kelsey Sullivan (right) had one assist in a loss to Woburn in the Division 1 quar- was able to cash in on HOCKEY, B2 ter nal at O’Brien Rink Friday night. English to battle unbeaten Lowell in Div. 1 North nal By Mike Alongi perfect time. After three Jarnel Guzman has been ITEM SPORTS EDITOR games in the Division 1 knocking down shots North tournament, En- from the outside along LYNN — The English glish has gotten exponen- with Mason Jean-Bap- boys basketball team is tially better in each tiste and Jack Rodriguez. about to face its toughest game. It started with an When you look at the test yet. 81-73 win over cross- bench, the Bulldogs have Saturday night at Tson- town rival Classical in been able to rely on solid gas Center in Lowell, the the rst round, followed play from Joaquin Cres- No. 2 Bulldogs (21-2) will by a 91-63 win over No. 7 po, Aaron Vizcaino, go up against No. 1 Low- Lawrence in the quarter- Kanye Wavezwa and ell (22-0) in the Division nal. In the semi nal Louis Rivera, among oth- 1 North nal, a game round, English jumped ers. that is sure to be full of all over No. 6 Waltham en But if anything is the intrigue. English, the de- route to a 110-57 victory. signature skill for En- fending Division 1 state The Bulldogs have got- glish, it’s the Bulldogs’ champion, will look to ten offensive contribu- defense. When clicking on knock off the only un- tions from up and down all cylinders, English is beaten team in the state the roster during the able to force turnover af- of Massachusetts in what tournament run. For- ter turnover and capital- will effectively be a home wards Ademide Badmus ize in transition on the game for the opposition. and JB Mukeba have other end. As good as English has been able to assert their But Lowell is no push- ITEM FILE PHOTO been this season, the will in the paint when over, as evidenced by its Northeastern Conference MVP Jarnel Guzman has been a big contributor Bulldogs might just be necessary, while North- perfect record. to the English boys basketball team’s success this season. hitting their peak at the eastern Conference MVP ENGLISH, B2 St. Mary’s boys aim for rst North St. Mary’s girls set to take on No. 2 title since joining Division 3 in 2018 Amesbury in Div. 3 North nal

By Mike Alongi By Mike Alongi ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — The St. Mary’s LYNN — After a re- boys basketball team has cord-setting regular sea- accomplished a lot to this son, the St. Mary’s girls point in the season, but basketball team earned the Spartans have loftier the No. 1 seed in the Divi- goals. After notching sion 3 North tournament wins in the rst two and rolled through its rst rounds of the Division 3 two opponents. Now, the North tournament, St. Spartans will have their Mary’s (23-2) has earned sights set on a Division 3 a chance to capture its North title when they rst sectional title since take on No. 2 Amesbury in it moved to Division 3 in the Division 3 North nal 2018. Saturday after- on Saturday at Tsongas noon at Tsongas Center, Center. the Spartans will take on “We really had a great No. 11 Weston in the Di- run last year that ended vision 3 North nal. in the state nal, and ever “We de nitely came since then the kids have into this season with a been motivated to be the purpose after losing in best basketball team they the semi nal last year,” can be,” said St. Mary’s said St. Mary’s coach coach Jeff Newhall. “ Dave Brown. “We knew The Spartans went that we didn’t play our 21-2 during the regular best basketball to close season, setting a new last season, so we want- program record for wins. ITEM FILE PHOTO ed to come into this year That record was good ITEM FILE PHOTO Sammy Batista and the St. Mary’s boys bas- and not overlook any op- enough for the No. 1 Yirsy Queliz and the St. Mary’s girls basket- ketball team will face Weston in the Division 3 ponents and play hard overall seed and a rst- ball team will face Amesbury in the Division 3 North nal at the Tsongas Center in Lowell on every night.” round bye. North nal at the Tsongas Center in Lowell on Saturday. ST. MARY’S, B2 SPARTANS, B2 Saturday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2020

ITEM FILE PHOTO Jack Rodriguez and the English boys basketball team will take on undefeated Lowell in the Divi- sion 1 North final Saturday night at the Tsongas Center in Lowell. PHOTO | JOE BROWN St. Mary’s senior Zoe Solomons tries to settle the puck during a loss to Woburn in the Division 1 quarterfinal at O’Brien Rink Friday night. English boys match Mistakes doom St. Mary’s girls hockey up with No. 1 Lowell in loss to Woburn in Div. 1 quarterfinal in Div. 1 North final HOCKEY mo darted into the zone, Kate Gray and Lexie be a building block for the ENGLISH Central Catholic before From B1 made one deke and buried Turner. future. From B1 taking down No. 5 Cam- the eventual game winner “The seniors have meant “We’ve got a lot of young- bridge Rindge & Latin But every time St. for Woburn. so much to the program er players who gained The Red Raiders’ re- (61-48) in the semifinal Mary’s tried to make St. Mary’s made a num- over the years, and this some experience from this, sume is made even more round. something happen, Wo- ber of hurried attempts to group has been huge for so the goal now is to take impressive once you real- English coach Antonio burn goalie Amanda Es- score as the game drew to us,” said Pagliuca. “They that experience and use it ize that they’ve gotten all Anderson knows his team sigmann turned it away. a close, but the Spartans came in with a great atti- to make us better,” Pagliu- these wins in one of the is going to have to bring Then came the big mis- simply couldn’t break tude and work ethic every ca said. “Hopefully we can strongest conferences in its best effort Saturday take for the Spartans. through. day, and they were a big take this game, the way the state — the Merri- night if the Bulldogs want While still on the power- The loss marks the end part of our success.” we played and the way it mack Valley Conference. to take home the sectional play, St. Mary’s turned the of the season for St. Mary’s At the same time, Pagli- felt to lose, and we can After earning a first- title. puck over in the defensive and the end of the high uca is encouraged by the turn that into a positive round bye in the tourna- English and Lowell will zone when Angelina DiGi- school hockey careers of play of the younger mem- for us moving forward.” ment, Lowell went to work tip off Saturday night rolamo jumped a passing seniors Sullivan, Megan bers of the roster and St. Mary’s closes out the with a 64-51 win over an (7:45) at the Tsongas Cen- lane. Angelina DiGirola- Parthum, Zoe Solomons, thinks that this loss could season at 16-3-4. MVC opponent in No. 8 ter in Lowell. St. Mary’s boys set to take on Weston in Div. 3 North final ST. MARY’S Defensively, St. Mary’s the quarterfinal before From B1 has the ability to control taking down No. 2 Ames- the pace of any game if bury (55-50) in the semifi- St. Mary’s had a stellar things are clicking. Em- nal. regular season, setting a ploying a full-court press One of the keys to program record for wins much of the time, the Weston’s success has been and earning the No. 1 seed Spartans’ aim is to catch its big man in the middle, in the tournament with a their opponent off balance 6-foot-10 sophomore Saw- 21-2 record. Following a and force them to play on yer Mayhugh. Brown first-round bye, the Spar- their heels. knows the Spartans will tans got right to work with “We’ve really been a bal- have to focus on Mayhugh a 78-49 win over Catholic anced team all season and if they want to stifle Central League foe No. 9 that’s continued into the Weston’s offense. Arlington Catholic in the tournament,” Brown said. “We’ve heard that he’s a quarterfinal round. From “The guys go out there great player and that he’s there, St. Mary’s moved and compete every night, actually very similar to on to face No. 5 Hamil- and none of them care Joey (Abate-Walsh) in his ton-Wenham in the semi- who leads the team in playing style, so that final, where the Spartans scoring or any of that. The should be a great match- earned a 76-57 win. key is to play well and up,” Brown said. “We’re The Spartans have been win.” just going to try to pres- keyed by their solid offen- The Spartans’ opponent sure them as much as sive consistency, getting in the Division 3 North possible and force them to contributions from up and final — Weston — is com- make some mistakes. But down the lineup. At one ing off some incredibly they’re a good team and point or another this sea- sold play of its own. The they play against great son, each of the Spartans’ No. 11 Wildcats (13-10) competition in the Dual top seven rotation players have notched three upset County League, so we — Sammy Batista, Josh victories en route to the know we’ll have our hands Perez, Joe Abate-Walsh, final, starting with No. 6 full.” Lee Pacheco, David Shawsheen (63-43) in the St. Mary’s and Weston ITEM FILE PHOTO Brown, Ali Barry and first round. Weston then will tip off Saturday after- Ali Barry has been a key contributor off the bench for the St. Mary’s boys Henri Miraka — have led went on to knock off No. 3 noon (12:15) at the Tson- basketball team all season. the team in scoring. Newburyport (88-81) in gas Center in Lowell. Spartans girls basketball looking for second straight Div. 3 North title SPARTANS stressed a defensive mind- and Amesbury put togeth- From B1 ed approach and the Spar- er a big performance on tans have been able to de- both sides of the ball in a St. Mary’s then went on liver, allowing less than 50 50-28 win. to face a pair of familiar points in both of their The game will have an foes in the early rounds of tournament games. added layer of intrigue as the tournament, first beat- “For us, if we played as well, considering the two ing Catholic Central hard as we can defensively teams faced off a few League foe No. 8 Austin and share the ball on of- weeks ago at the end of Prep (75-46) in the quar- fense, we like our chanc- the regular season. terfinal and then knocking es,” said Newhall. “We’ve “It’s one of those things off CCL rival Bishop Fen- been executing well in the where it could be an ad- wick (69-36) in the semifi- tournament to this point, vantage that we’ve seen nal round. our intensity has been them before, but they also As is usually the case, good and it’s shown in the have the same advantage St. Mary’s has had a num- results.” on the other end,” Newhall ber of options to depend on The Spartans’ opponent said. “Our focus is to put offensively this season. in the North final will be together 32 solid minutes Yirsy Queliz has been a No. 2 Amesbury, which has of basketball on Saturday. solid point guard all sea- taken a similar path If we can go out there and son, while Gabby Torres, through the bracket. The execute how we’re capa- Olivia Matela, Nicolette Indians went 18-2 during ble, we should be okay.” D’Itria, Jannise Avelino the regular season and St. Mary’s and Ames- and newcomer Maiya also earned a first-round bury will lead off a full day Bergdorf have all been de- bye before pushing past of North sectional final ac- ITEM FILE PHOTO pendable on the offensive No. 10 Watertown (49-31) tion at the Tsongas Center side of the ball. in the quarterfinal. Next on Saturday, with tipoff Olivia Matela scored 12 points for St. Mary’s in the Division 3 North semi- Newhall has also up was No. 6 Winthrop, slated for 10:30 a.m. final win over Fenwick last weekend. SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY No. 11 Weston at No. 1 St. Mary’s (at St. Mary’s girls hockey knocked out by Woburn MIAA Boys Basketball Tsongas Center, 12:15) Division 1 North Final MIAA Girls Basketball No. 2 English at No. 1 Lowell (at Tson- Division 3 North Final gas Center, 7:45) No. 2 Amesbury at No. 1 St. Mary’s Division 3 North Final (at Tsongas Center, 10:30 a.m.)

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NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 68 43 13 12 98 222 169 St. Louis 68 40 18 10 90 218 189 Tampa Bay 67 42 20 5 89 235 185 Colorado 66 40 18 8 88 226 177 Toronto 68 35 24 9 79 235 224 Dallas 67 37 22 8 82 178 172 Florida 67 33 26 8 74 225 226 Minnesota 67 34 26 7 75 212 209 Montreal 69 31 29 9 71 209 213 Nashville 67 33 26 8 74 210 215 Buffalo 67 29 30 8 66 191 212 Winnipeg 68 34 28 6 74 204 199 Ottawa 68 24 32 12 60 185 234 Chicago 68 31 29 8 70 206 214 Detroit 69 16 48 5 37 138 258 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 68 37 23 8 82 219 202 Washington 67 40 20 7 87 233 210 Edmonton 68 36 24 8 80 217 209 Philadelphia 67 40 20 7 87 229 193 Calgary 68 35 26 7 77 204 208 Pittsburgh 66 39 21 6 84 215 183 Vancouver 66 34 26 6 74 216 208 Columbus 68 32 21 15 79 177 182 Arizona 68 33 27 8 74 191 180 N.Y. Islanders 66 35 23 8 78 186 185 San Jose 67 29 34 4 62 176 214 N.Y. Rangers 67 36 27 4 76 224 211 Anaheim 67 27 32 8 62 174 214 Carolina 65 35 25 5 75 208 187 Los Angeles 67 26 35 6 58 165 206 New Jersey 67 27 28 12 66 181 221 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss.

Friday’s Games Tampa Bay at Boston, 7 p.m. New Jersey 4, St. Louis 2 Columbus at Edmonton, 10 p.m. Detroit 2, Chicago 1 Sunday’s Games Vegas at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Carolina at Pittsburgh, 1:30 p.m. Arizona at Calgary, 9 p.m. Tampa Bay at Detroit, 5 p.m. Colorado at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Vegas at Calgary, 7 p.m. PHOTO | JOE BROWN Toronto at Anaheim, 10 p.m. St. Louis at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games Minnesota at Anaheim, 9 p.m. Carolina vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Veter- Woburn’s Kelsey Ficcociello (top) and St. Mary’s Samantha Porazinski get tied up at center Colorado at San Jose, 10 p.m. ans Memorial Coliseum, 1 p.m. ice while battling for the puck during the Division 1 quarterfinal Friday night. 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THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man’s sudden death comes with a shocking revelation DEAR ABBY: A short silence anymore. Help! time ago, I experienced a Dear Abby is written by Abigail MISERABLE IN terrible loss. I came home Van Buren, also known as Jeanne from work one evening FLORIDA and found “Martin,” my Phillips, and was founded by her boyfriend of almost 17 mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact tA good marriage is years, dead at the bottom like heaven; a bad one is Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. like living with a truly of the stairs. I later found Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. out he had been drinking. unpleasant cellmate. I never saw Martin Pick up the phone, start drinking before. He did it interviewing divorce at- very rarely. He didn’t go Are you absolutely cer- Most of them have not torneys and tell them ev- to bars, and he would tain his death was alco- been good. When we have erything you have told never drink and drive. He hol-related? Was there an disagreements, he calls me. I think you will be did have a close friend autopsy? People have me names and then gives pleasantly surprised that who would visit him on been known to suffer me the silent treatment, you do not HAVE to re- occasion, and they would strokes or massive heart sometimes for weeks at a main married. Consider drink beer together. attacks that can take time. We tried counsel- selling the house. That Abby, I feel deceived them suddenly, and if ing. It was initially help- way you may not wind up and betrayed on top of Martin was on the stairs, ful, but he refuses to go with nothing. If you are the terrible grief I can’t something like that could anymore, saying “it didn’t unable to find homes for seem to overcome. Mar- have caused his fall rath- work.” (We went to three your dogs, contact pet tin knew how I felt about er than the fact he had one-hour sessions.) rescue groups in your alcohol in his system. I’m trapped financially drinking because I was area and explain the sit- A way to move past because I can’t afford our previously married to an uation. your anger and disap- mortgage alone (he alcoholic for 19 years. You did not mention How do I get past this? pointment would be to threatens me financially look further into what when we argue by not whether you have family you might be able to stay WOUNDED IN happened if that’s possi- contributing his with until you are finan- PENNSYLVANIA ble, and if his cause of agreed-upon share into death is what you sus- our household account). I cially stable, but whether DEAR WOUNDED: pect, forgive him. Hang- don’t have the means to they can accommodate Please accept my deepest ing onto anger and bit- move out while still pay- you or not, let them know sympathy, not only for terness is not healthy for ing my share of the mort- what you have been go- your loss, but for the you. gage. I have three dogs, ing through. All of life is manner in which you so renting is practically a learning experience, found your boyfriend. It DEAR ABBY: My hus- impossible. I’m lost, and I and there is life after you had to have been an aw- band and I have been don’t know what to do. I close this unhappy chap- ful shock. married for 4 1/2 years. cannot continue living in ter. BRIDGE

Try to help out your partner When defending, not only is it im- reason to do anything else, East dis- portant to watch all the spot-cards carded a diamond. Declarer ruffed, like a hawk, but it also pays to make drew trumps and claimed. your partner’s life easy. True, East made a mistake. Ruffing In today’s deal, South’s weak two- with the spade nine was indicated — bid showed a six-card spade suit it couldn’t hurt. Here it doesn’t hurt and 6-10 high-card points. North’s East, but it definitely hurts South. Af- jump to five spades asked his part- ter he overruffs with the spade jack, ner to go on to six with good trumps. West’s spade 10 is promoted as the South was happy to oblige. setting trick. What do you think the outcome However, West had a clever way should be after West leads the heart to protect his partner from error. king? While South was cashing dummy’s At first glance, the slam looks club winners, West should have fol- easy. South wins the heart lead in lowed suit with the five, seven and the dummy, discards his two heart 10. When West won with the spade losers on dummy’s top clubs, then ace, he could have led not the club plays a trump to the king and ace, jack but the club three. As dummy’s losing one spade trick. However, a four would have been winning the closer examination shows that there trick, East would have ruffed to stop is a defense. declarer from obtaining another dis- West led the club jack after win- card. This would have effected the ning with the trump ace. Seeing no trump promotion. 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India has shut states outperforming oth- plosion of coronavirus cases schools, stopped exporting ers by almost 2.5 times, as authorities rush to trace, key pharmaceutical in- according to the govern- test and quarantine con- gredients and urged state tacts of 31 people confirmed ment-run think tank NITI governments to cancel pub- Aayog. to have the disease. lic festivities for Holi, the It is screening inter- The best performer was Hindu springtime holiday Kerala, the small state that national travelers at 30 in which people douse each found and treated India’s airports and has already other with colored water first three cases. The worst tested more than 3,500 and paint. samples. The Indian army was Uttar Pradesh, a state Modi canceled travel PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS is preparing at least five plans to Brussels for an with roughly the population large-scale quarantine cen- India-EU summit amid a Indian security guards wearing masks stand outside a special ward set of Brazil that has detected ters. rising caseload in Belgium, aside for possible COVID-19 patients. at least six cases. Kerala For weeks, India watched and tweeted that he would has a doctor for approxi- as cases of COVID-19, the not attend any Holi festiv- ment has identified 35 ad- India needs about 10 times tions to suffer. mately every 6,000 people, disease caused by the virus, ities. ditional labs for testing. more doctors to meet the “Everything will become while Uttar Pradesh has multiplied in neighboring As the virus spread glob- But concerns remain norms prescribed by the about COVID-19. And other one for every 18,000 people. China and other countries ally, India began bolstering over India’s overstretched World Health Organiza- routine services like immu- The inequalities are fur- as its own caseload re- its ability to test and detect health infrastructure — a tion, a shortfall of at least nization or taking care of ther pronounced between mained static — three stu- the virus. While the Na- single state-run hospital for 500,000 doctors. maternal mortality would urban and rural areas, with dents evacuated from Wu- tional Institute of Virology every 55,591 people on av- Experts fear that an ep- be affected,” said Anant the bulk of the available han, the disease epicenter, at Pune remains the main erage and a single hospital idemic would cause other Bhan, a global health and beds concentrated in In- who were quarantined and testing facility, the govern- bed for every 1,844 people. routine health care func- policy expert. dia’s cities. CLASSIFIED

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Local, On demand Anytime, Anywhere SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL Officials say gunmen kill 32 at ceremony By Tameem Akhgar ambitious peace deal that of Afghanistan’s high ASSOCIATED PRESS lays out a path for the peace council, was deliv- withdrawal of American ering a speech when the KABUL, Afghanistan forces from the country. gunfire interrupted him. — Gunmen opened fire Interior Ministry spokes- He was not hurt and later Friday at a ceremony in man Nasrat Rahimi said went on TV to denounce Afghanistan’s capital at- 32 people were killed and the violence. tended by prominent polit- 81 wounded in the attack Several witnesses said ical leaders, killing at least in the Dasht-e-Barchi that, amid the panic, mem- 32 people and wounding neighborhood of Kabul. bers of the security forces dozens more before the The Health Ministry gave at the event had fired on two attackers were slain the same death toll but civilians in the crowd. by police, officials said. said 58 were wounded. All “Individuals with mili- The Islamic State group of the casualties were ci- tary uniforms who were claimed responsibility for vilians, Rahimi said. there targeted people, the attack in a statement Opposition leader Abdul- there were casualties, on its website. lah Abdullah, who is the dead and wounded,” said Militants from IS have country’s chief executive witness Ghulam Moham- declared war on Afghan- and was a top contender mad, according to Associ- istan’s Shiites, and many in last year’s presidential ated Press video. of those at the ceremony election, was among sever- Another survivor, Noor PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS were from the minority al prominent political offi- Mohammad, said: “Every- Gunmen in Afghanistan’s capital of Kabul attacked a remembrance cer- Shiite sect. The ceremo- cials who attended the cer- one was running. Three emony for a minority Shiite leader on Friday, wounding more than a ny commemorated the emony but left before the casualties were on the dozen of people, officials said. 1995 slaying of Abdul Ali attack and were unhurt. ground in front of me. I Mazari, the leader of Af- Several TV journalists ran out of there to save my ghanistan’s ethnic Haz- were covering the ceremo- life.” forces cleared the building, “that attacks against ci- “The United Nations aras, who are mostly Shi- ny inside a walled com- After opening fire, the Rahimi said. The area was vilians are unacceptable stands with all Afghans ite Muslims. pound when the gunmen two gunmen holed up in cordoned off by dozens of and those who carry out in solidarity and re- The Taliban said they began shooting, and a re- a half-finished apartment were not involved in the porter and a cameraman building, leading to a five- security forces. U.N. Sec- such crimes must be held mains committed to an attack, which came less for a local broadcaster hour standoff with securi- retary-General Antonio accountable,” according to Afghan-led peace process than a week after the U.S. were among the wounded. ty forces. They were even- Guterres condemned the U.N. spokesman Stephane that will end the conflict,” and the group signed an Karim Khalili, the chief tually killed and security violence and reiterated Dujarric. Dujarric said. Great Barrier Reef enters crucial period in coral bleaching By Rod McGuirk ASSOCIATED PRESS CANBERRA, Australia — The Great Barrier Reef is facing a critical peri- od of heat stress over the coming weeks following the most widespread cor- al bleaching the natural wonder has ever endured, scientists said Friday. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS David Wachenfeld, chief Migrants gather at an abandoned building in Edirne, near the Turk- scientist at the Great Bar- ish-Greek border. Thousands of asylum-seekers sit at the intersection of rier Reef Marine Park Au- a spike in migration in Europe and uncertainty about the global spread thority, the government of the new and sometimes deadly virus. agency that manages the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS coral expanse off northeast The Great Barrier Reef is facing a critical peri- Australia, said ocean tem- od of heat stress over the coming weeks. peratures over the next month will be crucial to Asylum-seekers, coronavirus Fahrenheit above the been devastated by four how the reef recovers from March average. heat-induced bleaching. coral bleaching events In parts of the marine collide with complicated results “The forecasts ... indicate since 1998. The most dead- that we can expect ongo- park in the south close ly were the most recent, in ing levels of thermal stress to shore which avoided Worries about the poten- group said. As of midday consecutive summers in By Pablo Gorondi for at least the next two the ravages of previous ASSOCIATED PRESS tial spread of the new virus Friday, Serbia had a single 2016 and 2017. weeks and maybe three or bleachings, ocean tem- by migrants and refugees confirmed case of the new Scientists fear the lat- four weeks,” Wachenfeld peratures were 3.6 to 5.4 BUDAPEST, Hungary have also been mentioned virus, a 43-year-old man est coral death rate could said in a weekly update on degrees Fahrenheit above — No entry, says Hunga- as a risk factor by officials who made several recent the reef’s health. average. match those events. ry. Not all at once, says in Greece and Croatia. trips to Budapest. Greece. Watch out, says “So this still is a critical The authority has re- “At the moment, it’s defi- In varying degrees, they Since asylum appli- ceived 250 reports of sight- Croatia: They might have have identified migrants cations in Hungary can time for the reef and it is nitely the most extensive the coronavirus. the weather conditions ings of bleached coral due bleaching event we’ve as security threats and only be made in the tran- to elevated ocean tempera- This week, thousands of — also in varying degrees sit zones, preventing mi- over the next two to four ever had,” U.S. National weeks that will determine tures during an unusually asylum-seekers sit at the — linked them directly to grants from entering the Oceanic and Atmospheric intersection of a pair of the final outcome,” he said. hot February. coronavirus fears. complexes built from ship- Administration Coral Reef fast-moving news stories Hungary has also sus- ping containers amounts Ocean temperatures The 133,360-square mile Watch scientist William — a spike in migration in pended admitting asy- to “the total denial of ac- across most of the reef World Heritage-listed col- Europe and uncertainty lum-seekers into a pair of cess to the asylum proce- were 0.9 to 2.7 degrees orful coral network has Skirving said Friday. about the global spread transit zones on the Ser- dure,” the group said. of the new and sometimes bian border, where they In Greece last week, be- deadly virus. They have file their asylum claims, fore a migrant crisis on the Pope lets French cardinal found themselves trapped because of the concerns border with Turkey began, between two worlds, at the about the spread of the Prime Minister Kyria- embroiled in abuse cover-up resign mercy of political machi- coronavirus. Officials said kos Mitsotakis said he nations and governments the indefinite suspension planned to step up border By Nicole Winfield that are telling them in no was done to protect Hun- security in light of the new ASSOCIATED PRESS uncertain terms: We don’t gary and the 321 asy- virus. He told a cabinet want you here. VATICAN CITY — Pope lum-seekers already in the meeting that his approach Francis on Friday accepted The complex situation, transit zones. was informed by the pres- the resignation of a French which has commanded Four cases of the new ence of migrants from cardinal who was convict- the attention of rights virus have been identified Afghanistan and partic- ed and then acquitted of advocates across Europe in Hungary thus far — in- ularly Iran, where many covering up for a pedophile and anti-immigration ex- cluding a pair of Iranian cases have been reported. priest in a case that fueled tremists on the ground in students who recently vis- He also outlined plans to a reckoning over clergy at least one nation, is a ited their homeland. build new migrant deten- product of something that Rights advocates in tion centers on Greece’s sexual abuse in France. happens ever more fre- Hungary aren’t happy eastern islands to replace Lyon Cardinal Philippe quently in today’s global- with the approach. They existing ones that are Barbarin, 69, had offered ized world: a collision of say the government deci- overcrowded and squalid. to resign when the Lyon PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS court in March 2019 first high-profile global events sion to bar asylum-seekers “Our islands, which al- Cardinal Philippe Barbarin arrives at a press convicted him and gave that places the powerless from the border transit ready face public health conference in Lyon, France. in a situation far beyond zones was part of a “hate problems, must be dou- him a six-month suspend- ed sentence for failing to their control. campaign demonizing bly protected,” Mitsotakis In a tweet sent Friday archbishop is announced. report the predator priest “The current wave of mi- refugees.” said. “To put it simply, we from an account that now The bishops said in a state- to police. grants is not a threat only “From the point of view must do whatever we can labels him “emeritus” arch- ment that they prayed the with the direct risk of ter- of the epidemic risk, this to prevent the coronavirus Francis declined to ac- cept it then, saying he bishop, Barbarin thanked Lyon church would “follow rorism. Most of the illegal is only an act to keep up appearing — especially members of his flock and migrants are arriving from wanted to wait for the the work of truth and recon- appearances,” the Hun- (on the islands).” offered them a final prayer: territories like Iran, which outcome of the appeal. He ciliation that it has begun garian Helsinki Commit- Iranians make up less “Follow Jesus closely.” is also a focal point of the tee said in a statement. It than 3 percent of migrant allowed Barbarin to step and renew its missionary Francis didn’t name a coronavirus,” said Istvan noted that people applying arrivals in Greece, with aside and turn the day-to- zeal with a pure heart.” replacement archbishop Hollik, the communica- for asylum at the transit Afghans accounting for day running of the archdio- Barbarin had been ac- on Friday. A brief Vatican tions director of Hungari- zones have to wait in Ser- one in two. cese over to his deputy. cused of failing to report statement merely said he an Prime Minister Viktor bia for extended periods, In Croatia, Health Min- In January, after an ap- the Rev. Bernard Preynat had accepted the resigna- Orban’s Fidesz party. even years, before being ister Vili Beros said the peals court acquitted Bar- to civil authorities when he barin, the cardinal said he tion. At 69, Barbarin is six “We cannot put at risk allowed into the transit migrants represent a “po- learned of his abuse. Prey- the security of the Hun- zones. tential” risk of spreading would again ask Francis to years shy of the normal re- nat has confessed to abus- garian people, so we con- “No coronavirus testing the coronavirus, adding accept his resignation. He tirement age for bishops. tinue to say ‘no’ to immi- is carried on travelers ar- that the European Union said he hoped his depar- The French bishops’ con- ing Boy Scouts in the 1970s gration and we protect the riving from Serbia at the will find a solution for ture would allow for the ference said Monsignor and 1980s. His victims ac- Hungarian borders,” Hol- border crossing a few hun- the problem. So far, Cro- church in Lyon to “open Michel Dubost would con- cuse Barbarin and other lik said in a video posted dreds yards from the tran- atia has recorded 10 con- a new chapter” with new tinue serving as temporary church authorities of cover- Wednesday on Facebook. sit zone at Roszke,” the firmed cases. leadership. administrator until a new ing up for him for years. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2020 REAL ESTATE Add local Airbnb conditions to your home-buying checklist By Neal Templin RATE.COM It used to be when you bought a house, you most- ly worried about schools and traffic and noisy neighbors. The explosion of Airbnb FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE has added a new worry/ Twins Lyndsay Lamb, left, and Leslie Davis opportunity. In some lodg- have a new HGTV show, “Unsellable Houses.” ing hotspots, there are so many overnight guests that residents can’t find parking spaces. At the HGTV’s ‘Unsellable same time, increased de- mand for property by Houses’ turns stale Airbnb income investors has driven up home prices in some markets, making homes into sizzlers things harder on families who simply want to buy a By R. Daniel Foster that something’s wrong so house to live in. LOS ANGELES TIMES they discount things, ask Cities, if belatedly, have FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE for concessions. reacted by passing or con- An Airbnb in the Flamingo Park neighborhood in West Palm Beach, Florida. Who knows if the groovy Q: How does today’s 1963 and ’75 Volkswagen templating passing new swipe-right, swipe-left ordinances to rein in Airb- ing or even renting a home. AirDNA (airdna.co), a data likely to hop into the short- buses driven by twins culture affect home buy- Leslie Davis and Lynd- nb and competing short- Here are some resources service around short-term term lodgings. Perhaps ing and selling? term rental sites like to help you scope out your rentals, which examines that’s not what you had in say Lamb contribute to Lyndsay: We watch buy- their stellar success in Vrbo. But cities may have neighborhood’s short-term markets around the coun- mind in looking for a home ers do that constantly in a hard time getting this rental situation. try in which “Airbnb arbi- in a quiet neighborhood. real estate? Such vintage our office. They sit there vehicles are treasured horse back in the barn. First, go on Airbnb itself trage” is most attractive. If, on the other hand, and say, “Oooh, I love this by hipsters (if sometimes Cities face pushback and use the map function, In essence, AirDNA pos- you need or want extra in- house.” Or they swipe ironically) in the Pacific from homeowners who with no dates set for your its, people can make good come from renting out your right past if it doesn’t Northwest, home to their need the income from stay, to see how many units money in these cities by home, Airbnb could be a big catch their attention. It’s new HGTV show “Unsel- Airbnb rentals to make are currently for rent in leasing a property month plus. The most profitable that feeling they get from lable Houses.” ends meet. Imagine some- the area you’re considering. to month and then renting counties AirDNA identifies a first online look. That Or maybe they’re just one who paid an inflated Looking at individual list- it out by the night on Airb- are in Hawaii, a big vaca- first impression is every- reminders that something price for a home, and now ings, while you can’t see the nb. (Many landlords and tion market with high de- thing. Buyers feel empow- rehabbed and updated is told that they can’t rent actual address, you can get condo associations forbid mand for rentals. In Maui ered to find a home them- can look outta sight. The it out a few days a month an idea of what kind of plac- this, and some listings on County, you can make real estate mavens are selves, do the research to help cover the mortgage es are being rented short- short-term rental sites are an average $4,444 gross experts in transforming themselves, and it’s so fun payment. term. A walk around the in violation of local rules.) monthly profit by leasing tired homes that won’t and rewarding nowadays Bottom line: Airbnb likely neighborhood, looking for The profit potential sug- a property month to month bust out of listings into with all of the cool apps. isn’t going away. So you bet- lock boxes handing off door gests, even as cities try to and then re-renting it to sizzlers that sail off the We have to make sure list- ter make it part of the equa- knobs, provides more clues. crack down, that in some guests by the night, the market within days. They ings are going to stop and tion when considering buy- Then, take a gander at places more landlords are website calculates. founded their Mill Creek, get their attention. Wash., firm Lamb Real Q: You offer a sweet deal Estate in 2009. to cash-strapped own- Looking for next-level amenities with The whip-smart sisters ers: You front renovation — Lamb handles design costs, and also guarantee and renovation, while Da- both a sales price and that your rental? How about a rooftop farm? vis negotiates and crunch- the home will sell within es numbers — banter, 30 days. If it sells for more By Jim Buchta residents and the neigh- tations of the small site, it in a big way,” she said. bicker and offer up blunt than the list price, you STAR TRIBUNE borhood. which is now home to a “The last thing I wanted to assessments to homeown- split that extra profit with (MINNEAPOLIS) Claire VanderEyk, se- shuttered Perkins restau- do was put more pressure ers, always with good hu- the seller. nior development associ- rant. on them to create gardens MINNEAPOLIS — mor. The twins’ show pre- Leslie: We’ve been doing ate at Newport Midwest, Key questions were how and maintain them.” Apartment developers in miered Feb. 4. this awhile and it’s worked an affiliate of California- to maximize the density And then there was the the Twin Cities are ac- We caught up with Lamb out great. We show them based Newport Partners, of the planned seven-sto- issue of the small site. A the facts and comps and customed to ginning up as she piloted the ’63 bus said the idea was driven ry building while includ- large garden would mean a it’s kind of a no-brainer. out-of-the-box amenities to an appointment; her by a need to innovate and ing features that set the smaller building footprint, More often than not, we’re aimed at wooing renters sister joined in from their a desire to “create what we building apart and bolster so the group moved the gar- able to sell homes for an and setting themselves Mill Creek office. know how to do best, and the sense of community den to the roof. VanderEyk Q: According to Zillow, extra $10,000 to $15,000, apart in an increasingly take it a step forward.” in Seward, a neighbor- sometimes substantially competitive market. That said she was inspired by the average days on mar- Last year the company hood that already has sev- Arbor House, an affordable ket for U.S. homes is about more, and that’s when it includes decked-out dog opened Hook & Ladder eral community-minded project in the Bronx that 82. What’s the average for really pays off for all of us. spas, catering kitchens in northeast Minneapolis, businesses, including the also uses energy from the Snohomish County, north Q: Millennial buyers of- and refrigerated drop box- which is being called the Seward Community Co-op. sun to grow vegetables in of Seattle, where you do ten look for daring decor es for package delivery. first apartment building in Pete Keely, president of business? elements, such as a risky Twin Cities-based New- the state built to Passive Collage, initially suggest- water rather than soil. Leslie: We’re at about 28 color. How have you ca- port Midwest hopes to offer House Institute U.S. stan- ed a garden. She started consulting days, and for our company, tered to that market? something unique in this dards for energy efficiency. In income-restricted with the team on that proj- it’s 13 days for listings Lyndsay: Yellow and or- market with its plans for The company took con- buildings, many residents ect to learn more about across the board. Days ange doors, and we just Agra, an income-restricted trol of the site in Novem- are over-scheduled and al- how it works. To avoid on market is incredibly did one that was pink that 171-unit rental building in ber. In January, VanderEyk ready struggling to make burdening residents and important, especially in a people freaked out over. Minneapolis that will in- and nearly a half-dozen as- ends meet, so the group to make good on the prom- market like ours where it’s It was a really fun risk to clude a 5,000-square-foot sociates, including a team expressed concern about ise to help supply resi- expected that your home take and it was a really hydroponic greenhouse to of designers from Collage creating what could be- dents and neighbors with will sell quickly. When good place to do it. The be run by a third-party Architects, gathered in a come just another obliga- produce, they decided the you have a house that sits, home sold in less than a operator who will return conference room to discuss tion for residents. farm would be run by a buyers start to assume weekend. 40 percent of its harvest to ways of reducing the limi- “But we wanted to do third-party operator.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN 118 MARIANNA ST LYNNFIELD 4 CIDER MILL RD SAUGUS SWAMPSCOTT $265,000 $539,900 358 BROADWAY U:2 B: Osmar R Krische & Evangelina 22 THOMAS RD B: Charles Obrien 12 HULL DR 3 BEVERLY RD S DeLeonLopez $760,000 S: Jane E Mitchell $565,000 $932,400 $227,900 S: Fausto Cabrera B: Daniel P Lynch Tr, Tr for Lynch B: Alexandra R Verman & Oana B: Lynn A Blanchard-Caesar & B: Cornelius A Oates 18 ENDICOTT ST FT M Verman Richard E Caesar S: Absolute Acquisitions Inc 109 MENLO AVE U:1 $417,000 $450,000 S: 596 Brothers LLC S: Alicia M Brooks Tr, Tr for S: Adam J Bookman Tr, Tr for B: Lesly M Villanueva & Michael Bookman FT 382 ESSEX ST B: Peter Njuguna & Jessica D A Villanueva Bertrand FT $700,000 Pritchard MARBLEHEAD S: Dennis M Lockard & Gail M 100 BURRILL ST U:1 B: Erick A Flores-Alvarez S: Philip Brienze 25 IRON WORKS WAY Lockard $458,000 S: Dora P Parra 5 EUSTIS RD $870,000 B: Cameron M Sewall & Hallie 57 OAK RIDGE CIR $2,825,000 42 ENDICOTT ST B: Diane Galvin & Robert A B Sewall 25 EUCLID RD $470,000 B: Kristin D Fazio & Mark D Fazio $500,000 Galvin Jr B: Robert M Blum & Susan M S: Alexandra Connors $475,000 S: Lee D Roberts B: Todisco Properties LLC S: Cherian M Chacko & Beena Blum S: Mary E Dunsmore Tr, Tr for Thomas B: Kankana Bardhan S: Desimone Joseph Est & 71 GREENWOOD AVE U:105 S: Kathleen M Grenier Tr, Tr for 20 KNIGHT AVE Helnick RT Renee A Desimone $660,000 $869,900 Grenier Home T 46 ENDICOTT ST 10 LACONIA AVE B: Khaled A Abukhidejeh & $250,000 $400,000 B: Olga Keyser & Alexander 9 PORTER ST Litvak Kaitlyn Gardner B: Todisco Properties LLC B: Stacy Obrien 9 HOWARD ST $480,000 S: Fishermans Watch Condo S: Brown David C Est & Robb M S: Mary E Dunsmore Tr, Tr for S: James A Miraldi Tr, Tr for $245,000 B: Dalia K Cruz & Pedro J Cruz- Brown Helnick RT Miraldi RT B: Brendan Mchugh Fermin 71 GREENWOOD AVE U:303 S: Sara M Alfaro-Orozco & S: Tara L Roberts 51 PEACH HIGHLANDS 7 LONGSTREET RD $909,900 Wendy M Alfaro-Orozco 18 PACE RD B: Emil Kraner & Yevgeniya $690,000 $485,000 $110,000 15 KENWOOD TER B: Steven Novak & Duygucan B: William Bokarvich Vasserman 29 RICHARD ST B: Lori B Garofalo S: Fishermans Watch Condo $380,000 $382,400 Sahin S: Phyllis A Osher & Ramy Osher S: Randy S Venn B: Aureliano G Lopez B: Khalid Payand & Fakhrya A Rauf S: Kieran Mcallen 12 MAGNOLIA TER 71 GREENWOOD AVE U:401 S: Robert M Blum & Susan M S: Neighborhood Dev Assoc 29 PINEHURST AVE $585,000 $989,900 Blum NAHANT $627,500 29 SHIRLEY RD B: Michael Perroni & Rozalia B: Mary L Humphrey Tr, Tr for Ian B: Frank B Mendonca & Teresa W Graham RET 82 LIGHT ST $385,000 Perroni No transactions this week S: Elyssa F Kaplan & Scott M M Mendonca S: Fishermans Watch Condo $414,000 B: Rolanda Flammia Kaplan S: Kalco Properties LLC B: Delarosa Signature Homes S: Thomas A Difulvio Tr, Tr for Thomas A Difulvio RET PEABODY 71 GREENWOOD AVE U:404 S: USA HUD 22 PALEOLOGOS ST 16 WOODLAND AVE $1,249,900 105 W NEPTUNE ST 84 ABORN ST U:1404 $435,000 $515,000 B: Mark Greenman 198 LOCUST ST U:701 $340,000 $290,000 B: Francis Yahwi-Nkwetta & Julie B: Konstantinos E Kechris & Tam S: Fishermans Watch Condo $280,000 B: Pheareak Koeuy & Bovy Thach B: Nancy Ngo N Epse-Nkwetta T Kechris B: Zosia Simpson S: Marie L Cloonan & Robert F S: Karen A Zilinek Tr, Tr for 84 S: Alberto Antunano & Renee S: Maria C Luz-Rossetto & Source: Banker and Tradesman, S: Idekelly King Cloonan Aborn Street 1-404 RT Antunano Rogerio Tadeu-Rossetto bakerandtradesman.com