WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 2017

AN EDITORIAL Swampscott What harbormaster was les lawsuit

the Saugus re- to save job ghter Wil- point? liam Cross is By Gayla Cawley advocating ITEM STAFF the need for Am I a bigot? a third re SWAMPSCOTT — Lawrence Bithell, We splashed the ques- station on the attempting to save his former job as har- tion across our front page west side of bormaster, has  led a lawsuit against the from March 27 until yes- town. town of Swampscott. terday. The “complaint for declaratory judg- We asked 13 writers to ITEM PHOTO | ment and injunctive relief” was recently consider the question, and OWEN O’ROURKE  led on behalf of Bithell by his attorney, their re ections we pub- Neil Rossman, at Salem Superior Court. lished were compelling. The defendants are listed as the Board of Reactions from readers Selectmen, town of Swampscott and Town ranged from one extreme Burning desire for a new Administrator Sean Fitzgerald. to another. “The plaintiff, Lawrence Bithell, has Some readers demand- served as the town’s harbormaster for ed to know why we were over 38 years,” reads the complaint. “In a running it. Even before re station in Saugus series of illegal actions, the town, acting the series started, readers by and through its (then) Town Adminis- saw promotional ads teas- By Bridget Turcotte under former Fire Chief Thomas Nolan, but trator Thomas Younger, its (then) Inter- ing to the series and sub- ITEM STAFF is even more crucial today with the mixed- im Town Administrator Gino Cresta, Jr., stituted the “Am I” in our use developments planned for Route 1. and the current board of selectmen, has question with “Are you.” SAUGUS — As the amount of residential and attempted to remove the plaintiff from Some weren’t happy. commercial properties grow, the town needs to Essex Landing, a $120 million development under construction at the former Route 1 the of ce of harbormaster,  rst by placing Said one: “How dare increase public safety resources to cover it, said him on administrative leave and then by you make me think.” On veteran  re ghter William Cross. Miniature Golf & Batting Cages, will include 250 apartment units, two hotels, shops and allegedly not reappointing him.” the other extreme, an at- Cross, the union president of Saugus Fire- The complaint was  led to prevent restaurants. AvalonBay Properties is propos- torney from Swampscott  ghters Local #1003, is advocating for a third the town from removing Bithell from suggested the series be  re station to cover the west side of town with ing 280 apartment units and 24,000 square his position, before a formal judgment nominated for the Robert easy access to Route 1 North and South. It’s SAUGUS, A7 by the court on “his rights to continued F. Kennedy Journalism a  ght he said dates back to the early 1970s employment in of ce, and subsequently, Award. for a declaratory judgment on his right Why did we take a to continued tenure in of ce,” reads the sharp departure from document. strictly traditional com- Fitzgerald said the selectmen and Ross- munity-news coverage to man were looking at a possible settlement. talk about bigotry? “At this point, we are in the middle of The answer lies in The litigation, so I can’t really get into any Item’s mission statement speci cs,” Fitzgerald said. (including “to provoke Naomi Dreeben, chairwoman of the thought”) and the one board of selectmen, said she wouldn’t published every day with comment on the lawsuit, calling it a “rath- the series. Bigotry, we er delicate situation.” concluded, demands in- The complaint argues that Bithell’s ap- trospection. pointment from its initial enactment in We sought to engage 1978 “shall remain in force unless the our readers and contribu- harbormaster is removed for neglect of tors in a conversation on duty, negligence or conduct unbecoming bigotry that began with of a harbormaster” and alleges that he self-analysis. had never been charged with any of the We achieved our objec- three reasons for removal. Rossman, in tive: Visits to itemlive. the complaint, also argues that the of ce com jumped by 63 percent of harbormaster is not subject to reap- on March 28 over site vis- pointment. its one week earlier. Rossman said by phone on Tuesday that Our writers revealed he had no further comment and the com- how bigotry — more pre- plaint speaks for itself. cisely, the language as- sociated with it — hurts. HARBORMASTER, A7 Item Sports Editor Steve Krause wrote from the Police seize weapon during perspective of an over- weight person about how INSIDE the language of bigotry surprise middle-school search “dehumanizes people.” In Lynn Lynn City Council- By Thomas Grillo for illegal substances. Capt. Thom- City facing or Hong Net described ITEM STAFF As police from Lynn, the Essex as Cote and spending shortfall. A3 the bigotry he faced as and Suffolk County Sheriff’s De- K-9 of cer  LYNN — It took Dash just min- a Cambodian-American, partment and Saugus Police De- Dash check After-school program a utes to sniff out Danielle Hilton’s and admitted that he has the hallway social space for girls. A3 math classroom on Tuesday to de- partment entered the school at 10 made bigoted assump- lockers at termine there were no drugs to be a.m. for a surprise visit, students tions about people who Pickering In Sports found. and faculty were con ned to their are different from him. Middle Lynn’s Rowe out as We are deeply indebted The German shepherd from the rooms. Panthers head coach. B1 Essex County Sheriff Department’s When Dash arrived with his train- School on and grateful for the coura- Tuesday. geous re ections our writ- K-9 unit spent the morning at the er, Capt. Thomas Cote, at Room 103, In Food Pickering Middle School checking ITEM PHOTO | Try some of Rosalie’s ers shared with us over SEARCH, A7 the last nine days. In ad- lockers, bathrooms and classrooms JIM WILSON pasta with beans. B8 dition to Net and Krause, we saw through the eyes of Yosra Girdia, a Muslim student from Lynn Classi- Peabody cal who embraced Ameri- ca, but wants people to BY BILL BROTHERTON learn about her faith. union has Rubén Montano-Lopez, a gay Latino who works Lynn artist for Family and Children’s dim view Service of Greater Lynn, observed how family, not turns trauma society at large,  rst fa- of raise miliarized him with prej- into triumph udices against the LGBT By Adam Swift community. ITEM STAFF When they witnessed By Dalia Shilas anti-Semitism, Marble- PEABODY — It’s been FOR THE ITEM more than two decades head High students Ol- BOSTON — The  rst thing you ivia Schauer and Averi since the elected members of the Peabody Municipal see as you enter the Canvas Fine Kaplowitch worried about Arts exhibit on the  fth oor of City becoming “the school Light Commission have Hall is “Red Sky In The Morning,“ snitches” if they com- gotten a raise, but for plained. They were quick- some Peabody Municipal a glass shard painting by longtime ly reminded that “as Jew- Light Plant union mem- Lynn resident Dr. Eleanor Ruth ish girls, we could not sit bers, two decades is still Fisher. Three of her glass shard back.” not long enough. Dr. Eleanor paintings are displayed here. Examining his own big- On Thursday night, the Ruth Fisher Her mentor, Georgia O’Keeffe, otry, history and sociology City Council’s  nance in her Lynn once said: “When you take a ow- teacher Anthony Mathieu, committee will consider home. er in your hand and really look at who is black, concluded a request from the light it, it’s your world for the moment. PHOTO | BIGOT, A4 PEABODY, A7 DALIA SHILAS FISHER, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 44° VOL. 139, ISSUE 102 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 38° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 2017 OBITUARIES

Joseph G. Dwan, 95 Thomas F. Quinn, 77 Lloyd H. Caswell Jr., 73 1940-2017 1944-2017 LYNN — Mr. Joseph making all types of NAHANT — Thomas ty” A. (McCormack) MARBLEHEAD — A. M., Marblehead; G. “Gerard” Dwan, furniture. F. Quinn, age 77 and Quinn of Nahant; Lloyd H. Caswell Jr., Gerry No. 5 Veteran age 95, of Lynn, died In addition to his longtime resident of his daughters, Col- 73, of Marblehead, Fireman’s Associa- on Monday, April 3, wife, he is survived Nahant, passed away leen Quinn Sainato passed away at Mer- tion, Marblehead; 2017, at the Ka- by four sons, Kevin peacefully at his and her husband rimack Valley Hospice and the Heritage Po- plan Family Hospice Dwan and his wife home surrounded by Paul of Nahant and House, in Haverhill on mona Grange, Bever- House after a lengthy Tina, Daryl Dwan, his family on Monday, Kerry Barrasso and April 2, 2017. ly. He also served on illness. He was the Claude Dwan and April 3, 2017. her husband Perry Born on April 23, the Marblehead Dis- husband of M. Rose his wife Ann and He was born in of Nahant; his son, 1944, he was the ability Commission, (Gillis) Dwan, with Wayne Dwan; two Lynn on Feb. 13, Thomas F. Quinn III son of the late Lloyd the Fort Sewall Com- whom he shared more than daughters, Lisa Markee and 1940, the son of the late Dr. and his wife Beverly of Nah- H. and Lillian (Williams) Cas- mittee, and Marblehead Jay- 61 years of marriage. her husband David and Dian- Thomas F. and Gertrude (Scul- ant; his grandchildren, Kelsey, well of Marblehead. He is cees. He has performed du- Born and raised in St. Pe- na Dwan; 13 grandchildren; ly) Quinn. He was raised in Shannon and Craig Barrasso, survived by his sister, Carol L. ties as president of the Lynn ters Bay, Prince Edward Island, three great-grandchildren, and Lynn and graduated from St. Courtney, Anne and Elizabeth and her husband (James) Guy, Chapter Indoor Sports Club, Canada, he was the son of several nieces and nephews. Mary’s High School, Class of Quinn and Quinn Sainato; as well as his brother Carl B. and district president of the the late Patrick and Hannah He was also the brother of the 1958. He also graduated from several nephews as well as Caswell. He is also, survived Indoor Sports Club. He was (Flynn) Dwan. He had served late Lorne and Patricia Dwan. the University of Scranton in great-nieces and nephews by nephews Mark W. and his dedicated to his faith through in the Canadian Navy as a Service information: His Pennsylvania. also survive him. wife (Tammi) Michaud, Shawn the Old North Church, Marble- chief petty officer during World funeral will be held on Friday Tom owned and operated Service information: Fam- T. Caswell, and Ryan Caswell, head where he helped with War II and has lived in Lynn at 10 a.m. from the SOLIMINE Quinn of Lynn Insurance agen- ily and friends are invited as well as nieces Michelle L. the Sunday School group and since 1959. Funeral Home, 67 Ocean St. cy since 1962. He was the as- to visitation on Thursday, and her husband (James) was a member of the choir. Gerard was a self-employed (Route 129), Lynn, followed by sistant clerk magistrate in Lynn April 6, 2017 from 4-8 p.m. Karalekas, and Monique Lloyd was known and loved by carpenter/builder. He was the a funeral Mass at 11 a.m. in District Court for 23 years. He at CUFFE-McGINN Funeral C. and her husband (Luke) many people throughout the founder of the Goldfish Pond St. Joseph Church, Lynn. Buri- loved the outdoors and en- Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, Buxton, and great-nephews community and beyond. He Association and an active al will be at a later date. Rela- joyed golfing, skiing, boating MA 01904. His funeral will and great-nieces Andrew and will be greatly missed. member of the Lynn commu- tives and friends are respect- and traveling. Tom was always begin on Friday, April 7, 2017 Christopher Karalekas, Lyla Service information: Visit- nity. A longtime communicant fully invited. Visiting hours very active. He was a VP of the at 9:30 a.m. at the funeral Michaud, Evelyn and Eben ing hours will be held in the of St. Joseph Parish in Lynn, Thursday 4-8 p.m. Donations Massachusetts Clerk’s Associ- home, followed by a Mass of Buxton, and Shawn P. Caswell EUSTIS AND CORNELL Funer- he served as a Eucharistic in his memory may be made to ation, a member of the Lynn Christian burial at 10:30 a.m. and a host of cousins. al Home, 142 Elm St., Mar- minister, a Boy Scout leader, St. Vincent DePaul Society, St. K of C and the AOH, the Black at St. Mary’s Church, 8 South Growing up in Marblehead, blehead on Sunday, April 9, a member of the Christian Joseph Parish, 40 Green St., Rum Golf Association, Salem Common St. in Lynn. Burial he attended the Marblehead from 3-7 p.m. A Funeral Ser- Family Movement (CFM), the Lynn, MA 01902, or the Amer- Country Club, Hickory Dickory will follow in Greenlawn Cem- public schools and graduat- vice will be held at the Old Cursillo Movement and as a ican Diabetes Association or Doc’s Ski Club, the LACC and etery in Nahant. Donations ed in the Class of 1964. He North Church, 35 Washing- member of the St. Vincent the American Cancer Society. the Nahant Lion’s Club. are requested to St. Mary’s continued his education by ton St., Marblehead on Mon- DePaul Society. He had a pas- Directions and guestbook at He is survived by his wife Jr./Sr. High School, 35 Trem- attending Salem Commer- day, April 10, beginning at sion for woodworking and for www.solimine.com. of 52 years, Elizabeth “Bet- ont St., Lynn, MA 01902. cial, a two-year college, where 10 a.m. Final resting place he studied accounting. He Riverside Cemetery, Saugus, worked for Rich’s Department MA. In lieu of flowers, please Stores and Brown’s Flowers consider a donation to Ce- Claire J. Dunnigan, 93 Henry J. Fournier Jr., 85 doing accounting and be- rebral Palsy Association of fore retiring, was a greeter at Eastern Massachusetts, Walmart in Lynn. After retire- http://www.cpemass.org/ ment, he volunteered at Mass donate.html. To share a LYNN — Claire J. timistic and had an PEABODY — Henry J. Fourni- sons-in-law, Stacey and Da- General Hospital delivering memory of Lloyd or to offer (Crighton) Dunnigan, unconditional love er Jr., 85, of Peabody and vid Eccleston of Swampscott the mail throughout the hos- a condolence to his family, age 93, of Lynn, for everyone she met. formerly of Danvers and Lynn, and Sharon and Ernie Stav- pital. please visit the online guest- passed away peace- In addition to rais- died Saturday evening at the ropoulos of Lynn; his sister, Lloyd was an active member book at www.eustisandcor- fully on Friday, March ing her eight children, Continuing Care at Brooksby Shirley Nordstrom of Lynn; his of the Philharmonic Lodge F. & nellfuneralhome.com. 31, 2017, at the Ab- Claire worked sever- Village in Peabody. He was beloved seven grandchildren, bott House while sur- al years as a lunch the devoted husband of Gail Nicole Coughlin of Danvers, rounded by her loving monitor in the Lynn (Latham) Fournier, with whom Brian and his wife Danielle family. School Department he shared over 60 years of Fournier of Lynn, Keith Fourni- Claire was the and took on sever- marriage. er of Easton, Natalie Eccleston Massachusetts city eighth child born to the late al jobs as a baby-sitter. She Born in Lynn, he was the of Brooklyn, N.Y., Timothy Ec- Walter J. and Mary C. (O’Cal- put all of her earnings back son of the late Henry J. Fourni- cleston of Swampscott and laghan) Crighton and resided into the family and was able er Sr. and Hazel (Carpenter) Katherine and Jessica Stav- calls for Trump in the city of Lynn most of her to help several of her children Fournier. He was raised and ropoulos of Lynn; his three life. She was a graduate of attend college. educated in Lynn, later lived in great-grandsons, Christopher impeachment probe the Sacred Heart Elementary Claire was predeceased by Danvers for 12 years and has Wheeler and Evan and Chase School and St. Mary’s High her husband George J. “Tona” spent the last 2 years living in Fournier; his sister-in-law, School. Dunnigan, with whom she Peabody. Sharon and her husband Claire quickly learned to shared 50 years of marriage Henry was a veteran of the George Beeler of Lynn and fend for herself at the age of and two of her daughters, Korean War who served with dear family friend Jeanne Hil- 18 when her father died at a Joyce C. Petrucelli and Patricia the United States Marines lios of Salem. He was prede- young age. She and her moth- L. Dunnigan. before being honorably dis- ceased by his two sisters, Rita er, who had come over from She is survived by her six charged in 1954. Upon his Nestor and Claire Shipman. Ireland at the age of 16, ran children, George J. Dunnigan discharge, he was employed Service information: Fol- the house together and sup- and his wife Lorene of Salem, for numerous glass companies lowing cremation, his family ported the seven siblings. Her Garry J. Dunnigan and his on the North Shore, and retired will receive relatives and three sisters, Mary, Ann and wife Patricia of Lynn, Grego- after 30 years as a glazier with friends on Friday from 4 un- Laurie, went off to work at GE ry J. Dunnigan and his wife Salem Glass Company. til 8 p.m. at the CONWAY, while her four brothers, Wally, Cathy of Salem, Glenn J. Dun- Henry enjoyed ball room CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral Danny, Johnny and Brendy, all nigan and his wife Elizabeth dancing and was a member of Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody. fought in World War II. Claire of Lynn, Barbara J. Ruggiero the American Legion. He also His family will gather at the kept everyone strong as news and her husband Richard of enjoyed working on projects funeral home on Saturday at poured in about Wally’s ship Nashua, N.H., and Gail M. inside and outside the home 11 a.m., which will be fol- being torpedoed and Brendy Rowe and her husband Don and was a skilled carpenter lowed by a graveside service being wounded and MIA for of Marblehead. Claire is also helping family and friends at 11:15 at St. Jean’s Ceme- several months. All four boys survived by her grandchildren, with many home improvement tery, Lynn. In lieu of flowers, made it home safe and the great-grandchildren, several projects throughout his life. donations can be made in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Crightons remained extremely nieces, nephews and extend- Besides his loving wife of 60 his name to Parkinson Dis- close. ed family. years, he is survived by ease research at www. President Donald Trump listens during a meet- Claire married the love of Claire will finally be reunited his son and daughter- parkinson.org. For ing with the National Association of Manu- her life, George J. “Tona” Dun- with her four brothers, Walter, in-law, Mark and Bon- directions and online facturers in the Roosevelt Room of the White nigan, a Naval chief warrant John, Daniel and Brendan nie Fournier of Lynn; obituary, visit www. House in Washington. officer and Pearl Harbor sur- Crighton and her three sisters, his two daughters and ccbfuneral.com. vivor who was also born and Mary Hingston, Ann Kennedy CAMBRIDGE (AP) — the foreign emoluments raised in West Lynn. They trav- and Laurie Desrosier. The Massachusetts city clause or the domestic eled the world together and The Dunnigan Family would of Cambridge has passed emoluments clause of the were stationed at many ports like to extend a special thanks James J. Driscoll, 67 a resolution calling for an U.S. Constitution. The of call during his U.S. Naval to the entire staff of the Ab- impeachment investiga- clauses prohibit the pres- career. The two eventually took bott House for their endless 1949-2017 tion into President Donald ident from profiting from over the Crighton homestead love, compassion and sup- Trump. foreign governments, the on Temple Place in West Lynn port of Claire during her time WAKEFIELD — James J. Driscoll Jr. and his wife Jac- The Cambridge City federal governor or state and began to raise a family of there. The Abbott House staff Driscoll, age 67, of Wakefield, quelyn of Lynnfield. He was Council passed the res- governments, other than their own. exemplifies the true meaning formerly of Canton, died sud- the adoring grandfather of olution Monday evening his salary. Once their seventh child of kindness in this world. denly Sunday, April 2 at the Jillian and James. He was the by a 7-1 vote. One council Cambridge voted for was born on Temple Place, Service information: A fu- Lahey Clinic Medical Center in brother of John “Jack” Driscoll member abstained from Democrat Hillary Clinton Claire and Tona decided they neral will be held on Monday, Burlington. and his wife Joan of Cen- voting. in the presidential elec- needed more room and pur- April 10, 2017, at 9:30 a.m. Born in Belmont on April terville, Cathy Lutes and her The resolution calls on tion. chased a bigger home near from the SOLIMINE Funeral 22, 1949, he was the son of husband James of Falmouth the U.S. House of Rep- The city is across the Flax Pond in East Lynn. Claire Home, 426 Broadway (Route the late John and Catherine and Florida, Michele Caruso resentatives to review Charles River from Bos- and her family settled in nice- 129), Lynn, followed by a (Doherty) Driscoll. and her husband Salvatore of whether Trump’s many ton, and is home to Har- ly on Carter Road as she and funeral Mass in St. Pius V Mr. Driscoll was a graduate Saugus and Kimberly Driscoll business interests violate vard University. her husband added an eighth Church, Lynn, at 10:30 a.m. of Hyde Park High School in of North Carolina and the late child to the mix. Claire estab- Burial will be in St. Joseph Boston and then went on to Mary Driscoll. He was the un- lished many fond memories Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives receive a Bachelor’s Degree in cle of Anne Bastianelli and MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF and lifelong friendships with and friends are respectful- Economics from the University her husband Larry, Jennifer the other families on Carter ly invited to attend. Visiting of Massachusetts Boston. MacLachlan and her husband Gov. Baker cracks fundraising haul, closing Road. hours will be held on Sun- His professional life includ- James, and Danni and Eileen March with $2.4 million ed being the owner of the Driscoll. He was the cousin of $5M fundraising mark Claire’s home was always day from 2-6 p.m. In lieu of in her account. historic restaurant Simco’s On Carolyn Punch, Virginia Hall, open to anyone who stopped flowers, donations in Claire’s for first time A campaign finance law by to visit. She loved to cook memory may be made to The Bridge in Mattapan. Later Marylou Keenan, Anne Marie he worked at Verizon and the McDonald, Cathleen Lemmon, BOSTON (AP) — Gov. signed by former Demo- big meals, she loved parades, Make-A-Wish Foundation, 1 cratic Gov. Deval Patrick loved to walk, she loved to Bulfinch Place, Boston, MA Boston Globe. In his recent Brian, Kevin, Jimmy and Gerry Charlie Baker has dance, adored her grandchil- 02114 or at www.mass.wish. retirement years, Mr. Driscoll Sullivan and the late Peggy cracked the $5 million in 2014 doubled the dren and she loved to make org. Directions and online enjoyed traveling, fitness and Wentland. He is also survived fundraising mark for the maximum annual dona- people happy. Claire never guestbook at www.solimine. spending time with his fami- by his loving companion, Ei- first time as he gears up tion from $500 to $1,000. complained, was always op- com. ly. He also had a passion for leen Spencer of Lynn, with for a potential re-election The change took effect as cooking and his family always whom he shared many happy campaign. Baker took office in 2015. looked forward to his Christ- memories over the last seven The Republican report- mas morning breakfasts and years. ed $5.2 million in his his apple pies. He was a good Service information: His campaign account as of man who was known for be- funeral will be held from March 31. 781-593-7700 ing selfless, loving and under- the McDONALD-FINNEGAN Publishing Daily, except Sundays Need to find During just the last USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 standing. His thoughtful na- Funeral Home, 322 Main two weeks of the month, Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA ture always had him thinking St., Stoneham, on Friday at Baker raised more than and additional offices. an article? of his family and his generous 9 a.m., followed by a funer- $352,000. Nearly one in Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item spirit found him picking up al Mass in St. Maria Goretti Subscriptions four donations during Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States gifts for loved ones to express Church, 112 Chestnut St., that period came in $20.00 for 4 weeks his appreciation. Lynnfield, at 10 a.m. Inter- $1,000 donations. $65.00 for 13 weeks Subscribe to He was the beloved husband ment to follow at Forest Hill Baker and Lt. Gov. $130.00 for 26 weeks of the late Arlene (Butkewich) Cemetery, Lynnfield. Visita- Karyn Polito have yet to $260.00 for 1 year Driscoll, with whom he shared tion for relatives and friends Send payment to and POSTMASTER, declare their intention to send address changes to: e-edition on 41 years of marriage before will be held at the funeral seek a second term as a The Daily Item her passing in 2008. He was home in Stoneham on Thurs- Republican ticket. 110 Munroe St. the loving father of James J. day from 4-8 p.m. Polito also had a strong P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 2017 A3 LYNN City facing spending shortfall By Thomas Grillo that amount from Lynn’s $11 don’t know in May how much trict in the Bay State with more the state threatened to withhold ITEM STAFF million monthly allocation of we will spend on it. It’s a crap than 16,000 students. its $11 million November pay- Chapter 70 school payments in shoot.” “Until we can slow the in- ment in school funds until City Five months after the state June. Kennedy said she expects the crease in school population or threatened to withhold millions Hall came up with more cash. Peter Caron, Lynn’s chief fi- school spending issue to be re- look to possible federal assis- in school funds, the city is on Since then, the school deficit the hook again as they face a nancial officer, said the city is solved, but she’s not sure how. tance, we will not be able to has been reduced to less than $1 spending shortfall, The Item has again working to get school “Overall, net school spending meet the threshold spending for million and the state money was learned. spending back on track. has been a thorn in our side for the foreseeable future,” she said. released to the city. On Thursday, the Department “It’s challenging,” he said. “We a number of years,” she said. The city’s finances came into John J. Sullivan, DOE’s asso- of Education is expected to tell are trying to guess how much “When you increase the num- focus last year when the Massa- ciate commissioner, declined to Mayor Judith Flanagan Kenne- money we will spend on schools, ber of students in the schools by chusetts Department of Elemen- comment until the letter is is- dy that following a review of the but the state doesn’t do the ac- nearly 20 percent over the last tary and Secondary Education sued to the mayor. city’s finances, school spending counting until six months after six years, it causes problems on told the mayor that the city’s is off by about $826,000. As a the fiscal year is over. It all goes how to pay for it.” contribution to school funding Thomas Grillo can be reached result, the state may withhold back to the health insurance; we Lynn is the fifth largest dis- was short by $7.5 million and at [email protected]. DPW rolls into spring

(Right) Colleen The city Public Works McGuinness, left, Department is launch- talks to Elvisa Hu- ing spring cleaning ac- sidic, center, and tivities from leaf and Dayanara Cabrera yard waste dropoffs to during the Empow- street sweeping. ering Girls Club at The city yard, 250 Thurgood Marshall Commercial St. (ocean Middle School. side of the Lynnway), is open for leaf and yard waste dropoffs on Sat- (Below right) From urdays from 7:30 a.m. to left, Diamond 2:30 p.m. for Lynn resi- Bogues, Marieneec dents only with driver’s Perez and Alyanis license shown. Iraola are three No plastic bags are al- members of the lowed. Empowering Girls April leaf and yard Club. waste collection dates are April 10 through 14. ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Dumpster Day will be May 6 at 250 Commer- cial St. from 7 a.m. to After-school program a social space for girls 2 p.m. with unwanted household items, flu- By Leah Dearborn school. up. orescent light bulbs, ITEM STAFF McGuinness said that in She said the young wom- white goods, metal her work as a counselor, en who attend are excited and rigid plastic items. A weekly after-school pro- a common theme she wit- about making big changes Paint and construction gram at Thurgood Marshall nessed among students within the schools, and are material is not accept- Middle School is focused on ed. empowering girls by devel- were girls who found them- open to seeing things from a selves in conflict with each new angle. Up to three televi- oping friendships. sions and three com- The program, started by other in some way. The “I think it’s a slow-mov- Empowering Girls Club ing process,” said McGuin- puter monitors may be Thurgood Marshall guid- disposed of for a charge ance counselor Colleen became a safe space for ness about the students, students to expand their who are learning to con- of $20 for each TV or McGuinness and teacher monitor. Dropoffs are personal world outlook and sistently consider the per- Meghann Price, has gath- limited to Lynn res- leave behind competition spectives of others. “We’ve ered nearly a dozen regu- idents with driver’s and hostility. Instead, the done a lot of little activi- lar attendees who meet ev- licenses with local ad- ery Tuesday since the club driving force behind the ties to promote compas- dresses. was first advertised at the club is to lift one another sion and kindness.” Street sweeping start- ed this week in Ward 7 (West Lynn) neighbor- Change on the books at ITEM CLASSIFIEDS hoods. Bulky household GET RESULTS! item dropoffs will be al- Call Customer Service lowed on selective Sat- North Shore Community College to place an ad urdays starting April 8 781-593-7700, ext. 2 from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 By Leah Dearborn is now occupied by offices, gram, is being done over reduces the direct cost p.m. ITEM STAFF said Gentile. the summer and should be to attend NSCC to zero The new bookstore will completed by fall. for the first 100 full-time There’s a lot going on at be open to the public for A number of events are students who are eligible North Shore Community retail and carry more than coming to the campus, such for financial aid but lack Man tells police College (NSCC) over the just textbooks. The college as the Forum on Tolerance enough grant funds to cov- coming months, including has submitted a request at 6 p.m. on April 20 and a er tuition and fees. a new bookstore. for proposal for potential town hall meeting with Con- he was robbed Patricia Gentile, the “We know affordability bookstore vendors. gressman Seth Moulton this is becoming a major hard- school’s president, said Gentile said that by 2018 Saturday. Law Day on April ship for folks,” said Gentile. there are plans to move they’re hoping to have the 27 at 7:30 p.m. constitutes a “Coming to a community at gunpoint into the new development bookstore settled so the presentation about the 14th on the Lynn Campus over college can move on to Amendment regarding im- college makes a lot of sense By Gayla Cawley Lynn Police Lt. Michael the month of June. other renovations within migration rights. but even that can be indi- ITEM STAFF Kmiec said. The temporary entrance the building. The school is “We’re trying to get the vidually unaffordable.” The suspect, described on the side of the main seeking funding for a Lynn- public involved as well as Gentile said the award A man was robbed as a skinny, tall, black or campus building will re- based veterans center and students,” said Gentile. is a response to the fact at gunpoint on Lau- Hispanic male wearing main, and the current is in the midst of building She said another new that financial factors have rel Street early Sunday a mask, made off with a bookstore will be moved a health center. The work, initiative at the college is dissuaded many students morning. phone, jewelry and some from the interior of the funded by the Workforce a pilot of the North Shore who apply to the school The victim, a man in cash. He then got into building into an area that Skills Capital Grant Pro- Promise Award, which from attending. his 20s, told police that the passenger’s side of a he thought he was going car and took off, Kmiec to a party at 4 Laurel St. said. Weapons charges after shots fired in cemetery around 2 a.m., when he was approached by the Gayla Cawley can be By Gayla Cawley was charged with dis- crime and violation of the After a brief foot pursuit, suspect, who showed a reached at gcawley@item- ITEM STAFF charging a firearm with- city knife ordinance. police took Rios into custo- gun and demanded that live.com. Follow her on in 500 feet of a building Numerous officers on pa- dy on Locust Street. A 9mm he empty his pockets, Twitter @GaylaCawley. Police responding to gun- shots on Pine Grove Cem- or dwelling, trespassing trol heard shots fired and handgun and several maga- etery on Sunday night with a firearm, unlawful tracked them to the ceme- zines were found at the cem- 22 Lincoln Ave. recovered numerous shell possession of ammunition tery area on Boston Street, etery, along with 25 shell Saugus without a firearm identifi- responding there shortly casings. A knife was also casings and arrested a man 781-233-2757 on firearm charges. cation card, firearm viola- after 7:30 p.m., Lynn Police found on Rios, Kmiec said. Yared Rios, 45, of Lynn, tion with one prior violent Lt. Michael Kmiec said. There were no victims. Wednesday, April 5 LAW OFFICES OF JAMES J. CARRIGAN Thursday, April 6 • Social Security Disability • Workers Compensation • Accidents 25 years located across Shepherd’s Pie from Lynn District Court call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 15 Johnson St. $6.99 to start your 781-596-0100 ONLY WITH THIS COUPON JAMES J. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill GOP infighting turns ominous B A. B John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant T J   News Editor Gordon R. Hall for Trump, Republican agenda 110 Munroe St. W   J. K Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  cessor’s namesake health- handicapped too. Savings Michael H. Shanahan The political disaster Chief Operating O cer Chairman that was the non-repeal of care measure fully in from Obamacare changes, Customer Service P ‘  Obamacare last month was place after years of prom- now lost, were to have fi- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 bad enough. But now its ised repeal. nanced much of it. Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 “Democrats are smiling Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 recriminatory aftershocks, Trump may produce an- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 fully joined by President in D.C.,” Trump tweeted, other sharp political pivot. 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Donald Trump himself, au- “that the Freedom Cau- We’ve seen that before. Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 gur ill for the future of the cus, with the help of Club And the reality is he’d Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 Republican agenda this for Growth and Heritage, have a tough time mount- Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 year — and maybe beyond. have saved Planned Par- ing primary challenges to classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 The president was un- enthood & Ocare!” Freedom Caucus rebels. Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 derstandably frustrated in He added: “The Freedom Most of them come from [email protected] his first major legislative Caucus will hurt the en- conservative districts; Circulation campaign. He worked the tire Republican agenda if many won by larger mar- [email protected] phones late most nights to they don’t get on the team, gins there than Trump. Ext. 3 round up GOP votes to pass & fast. We must fight And although his rally Newsroom the imperfect, long-prom- them, & Dems, in 2018!” crowds remain large and [email protected] ised repeal out of the House A new president — even enthusiastic, the presi- [email protected] of Representatives. a Republican who conve- dent’s unusually low job Ext. 4 EDITORIAL He had nearly a score niently adopted that party approval rating — now in of individual White — barely two months in, the mid-30s — provides no Sports [email protected] House meetings and so- threatening his own party leverage. cial occasions with House members. That makes for The early April media Ext. 5 President members, mainly the re- fighting words. And em- focus shifts now to foreign Retail and Online boldened caucus members Advertising Donald calcitrant rogues of the affairs briefly with Trump so-called Freedom Caucus. responded in kind: [email protected] Trump hosting Egypt’s President Trump even made an un- “It didn’t take long for Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, ADVERTISING pauses usual presidential trip to the swamp to drain @real- during a then Jordan’s King Abdul- Capitol Hill just to lobby. DonaldTrump,” said Rep. lah II, both key anti-Is- Ernie Carpenter, Jr. town hall Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 In each meeting the Free- Justin Amash of Michigan, lamic State allies, followed [email protected] with busi- dom Caucus had a new suggesting Trump had al- by China’s President Xi Mike Germano ness leaders objection. Trump sought a ready been co-opted by the Jinping, who is no ally. at the White Director of Advertising solution. Then another ob- D.C. elite he had so ardent- Of these, el-Sissi’s visit and Business Development House on jection. And another. ly campaigned against. is key. After a popular up- ext. 1257 Tuesday. In the end, it was all un- Conservative activist Pa- rising the former general [email protected] availing and Speaker Paul mela Geller analyzed it this (American-trained) ousted Bob Gunther PHOTO | Ryan, facing certain de- way at American Think- the Muslim Brotherhood Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 ASSOCIATED PRESS feat not at the hands of an er: “Politics is a twisted in 2013 as it dismantled [email protected] impotent Democratic mi- world, in which power and Egyptian democracy and Ralph Mitchell nority but because of GOP re-election are the curren- began Sharia law, then Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 teammates, pulled the bill. cy in which they trade. The won election. President [email protected] The conspiracy bottom line in business is Trump will get his Su- Barack Obama shunned Patricia Whalen preme Court nominee con- money, and while money him for the coup and cut Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 firmed shortly, a major win. talks for politicians also, military aid, which, of [email protected] But the repeal retreat was the bottom line with these theorist in chief course, created an opening BUSINESS OFFICE a vivid lesson in how little corrupt clowns is not al- for Russia’s Vladimir Pu- control any GOP leaders ways so easy to discern.” tin to move in, as he has in Beth Bresnahan It was bad enough back in 2011 when Donald Trump maintain in 2017 over the The party dysfunction Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 Syria and Iran. [email protected] began peddling the crackpot conspiracy theory that energies and directions and disunity come at a Situated between Lib- Susan J. Conti President Barack Obama was not a native-born Ameri- of the party rank and file. bad time. First, they ruin ya and Israel and hard by can. But at least Trump was just a private citizen then. Controller, ext. 1288 Trump benefited from that any sense of momentum Syria, Egypt plays a key [email protected] By the time he tweeted last month that Obama had lack of cohesion last year to surrounding a new chief political, military and cul- Ted Grant sunk so low as to “tapp (sic) my phones during the very snatch the nomination, but executive and hearten tural role in the Arab world. sacred election process,” Trump was a sitting president Publisher, ext. 1234 now it works against him. leaderless Democrats. El-Sissi has told diplomats [email protected] accusing a predecessor of what would have been an im- Within minutes of the As the party that finally he’s waiting to see whether Marian Kinney peachable offense. pullback, Trump was got what it sought — con- warm relations resume with Trump went public with this absurd accusation with- ext. 1212 talking up his next agenda trol of the legislative and the new American presi- [email protected] out consulting the law enforcement and intelligence of- item, tax reform. But hours executive branches — the dent. That might actually be ficials who would have disabused him of a conspiracy Will Kraft later the rejected party GOP already looks inef- easier for Trump than with theory he apparently imbibed from right-wing media. Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 leader resorted to Twitter fective by its own hand. the Freedom Caucus. [email protected] After the FBI director debunked it, Trump held fast, to slam the 30 or so Free- Coming this month are claiming he hadn’t meant that he had been literally Jennifer Perez dom Caucus members who likely intraparty fights Andrew Malcolm is an ext. 1205 wiretapped. stood against the bill’s pas- over spending priorities. author and veteran na- [email protected] This is pathetic, but it’s also alarming. If Trump feels sage, professing allegiance A government shutdown tional and foreign corre- free to take to Twitter to make wild, paranoid, unsub- Carolina Trujillo to conservative principles. looms April 28 without an spondent covering politics Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 stantiated accusations against his predecessor, why Principled or petty, their agreement. since the 1960s. Follow [email protected] should the nation believe what he says about a North stance left Trump’s prede- Tax reform could be him @AHMalcolm. Korean missile test, Russian troop movements in Eu- Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 rope or a natural disaster in the United States? [email protected] But that’s what it’s come to. Most people know by now that the new president of the United States trafficks in CIRCULATION untruths and half-truths, and that his word cannot be Lisa Mahmoud taken at face value. Even more troubling, though, is that Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] much of his misinformation is of the creepiest kind. Im- plausible conspiracy theories from fly-by-night websites; CLASSIFIED unsubstantiated speculations from supermarket tab- Abbe Young Smith loids. Bigoted stories he may have simply made up; stuff Manager, ext. 1276 he heard on TV talk shows. [email protected] Trump’s willingness to embrace unproven, conspir- Kerry Smith atorial and even racist theories became clear during Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 the campaign, when he repeatedly told tall tales that [email protected] seemed to reinforce ugly stereotypes about minorities. NEWSROOM Take his now famous assertion that he watched thou- sands of people in “a heavy Arab population” in New Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 Jersey cheer the collapse of the World Trade Center [email protected] on 9/11, an astonishing account that no one has been able to verify. PolitiFact rated that as “Pants on Fire.” Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 Or his retweeting of a bogus crime statistic purporting [email protected] to show that 81 percent of white homicide victims are Cheryl Charles killed by blacks. (The correct figure was 15 percent.) Night Editor, ext. 1278 On several occasions he retweeted white nationalists. [email protected] (Remember the image of Hillary Clinton and the star Leah M. Dearborn of David, for instance?) Reporter, ext. 1317 His engagement with, to put it politely, out-of-the- Am I a bigot: What was the point? [email protected] mainstream ideas has attracted some strange bedfel- Tori Faieta lows. It may not be fair to attribute to his senior aide, BIGOT move through life.” That As Americans or as citi- Copy Editor Steve Bannon, all the views that were published on observation speaks to the zens of the planet, as peo- [email protected] the controversial alt-right site Breitbart.com, of which From A1 question of how bigotry ple of faith or no faith, as Thomas Grillo Bannon was the editor. But it is certainly fair to wonder his biases might be shap- spreads from an individu- parents, children, siblings, Reporter, ext. 1264 why Trump has elevated to a senior West Wing position ing the way he guided dis- al to a family, to a neigh- and friends, we owe it to [email protected] a man who has trafficked in nonsense, bigotry and rank cussions in his classroom. borhood, to a community, ourselves to open our eyes Spenser Hasak speculation. He had to ask himself if he to a society. and see each other as the Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 Of course it was widely hoped that when Trump came was creating an unwelcom- Item News Editor Thor unique individuals who [email protected] into office he would put the conspiracy theories and red- ing culture in his classes. Jourgensen offered an ob- share this world. Thor Jourgensen meat scare stories behind him. Perhaps the “lock her up” Former Lynn Community servation similar to Net’s Several of our readers News Editor, ext. 1267 mantra and the fear-mongering about Mexican rapists [email protected] Development Director Ed- by concluding, “I must chal- asked why the newspaper and the racial dog whistles and the assertions about Ted ward T. Calnan and Attor- lenge myself to question they read for community Steve Krause Cruz’s father’s involvement in the Kennedy assassina- ney James J. Carrigan ex- sincerely how often I work news would call for such Sports Editor, ext. 1229 tion — perhaps all that was just part of a cynical bid for [email protected] amined Irish and American to overcome personal bias.” introspection. votes, and it would go away when the election was over. history to illustrate how Item Night Editor Cheryl It is an important ques- Katie Morrison But there’s no sign of that. Trump seems as willing bigotry has erected barriers Charles, who is black, an- tion and one we did not Sports Reporter to mouth off today as he was on the campaign — about [email protected] of suspicion preventing peo- alyzed bigotry as a cancer ignore or trivialize while wiretaps, inauguration crowds, fraudulent voters, you ple from living in harmony. and warned, “It doesn’t cure running the series. Owen O’Rourke name it. And the problem with that is that he is no lon- Photographer, ext. 1224 From the perspective of ger a blowhard TV personality or a raunchy guest on itself. It may seem to go si- Our intent in exploring [email protected] a disabled person, Trish Howard Stern or a self-promoting real estate magnate lent, but it festers … and bigotry was to start a di- Malphrus insisted, “Don’t eventually kills its host.” alogue. We believe — we Anne Marie Tobin or even a long-shot candidate for the Republican nom- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 ination. He’s now the president of the United States, expect anything different Bigotry is a cancer. hope — that we achieved [email protected] from me than anyone else.” This illness, with all its that goal, and we believe and he is allowing the credibility of his unimaginably Bridget Turcotte powerful office to be exploited and wasted on crackpot Item Community Rela- isms and phobias — rac- newspapers have a re- Reporter, ext. 1269 ideas that have been rightly discredited by politicians tions Director Carolina ism, sexism, homophobia, sponsibility to ask tough [email protected] Trujillo, who was born transphobia, Islamopho- questions and turn to from both parties. David Wilson in Colombia, noted, “We bia and generalized xeno- their readers for answers. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 The above editorial appeared in the Los Angeles Times release our bigotry ev- phobia — are all branches Ultimately, we all bene- [email protected] on Monday. ery step of the way as we of the same poisoned tree. fit from introspection. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Marchers demand equality on Bank robber makes anniversary of MLK’s death off with $2G from Santander Bank By Adrian Sainz ASSOCIATED PRESS By Gayla Cawley but didn’t show a weapon. ITEM STAFF The suspect made off with MEMPHIS, Tenn. — at least $2,000 in cash, Activists claiming an im- LYNN — Police are in- Lynn Police Lt. Michael balance in economic and vestigating a robbery at Kmiec said. social equality prayed, Santander Bank Friday Police are reviewing rallied and marched in afternoon. surveillance video, with Memphis on Tuesday, Police responded to the assistance from the FBI the 49th anniversary of branch at 39 Exchange Bank Robbery Task Force, the assassination of civil St. shortly before 3:30 Kmiec said. rights leader Martin Lu- p.m. ther King Jr. Police were told that a Gayla Cawley can be Hundreds of supporters suspect, described as a reached at gcawley@item- of the Black Lives Matter dark-skinned man, hand- live.com. Follow her on and Fight for $15 move- ed a note to a female teller, Twitter @GaylaCawley. ments demanded higher wages and equal rights as they walked more Gunshots reported on than a mile (1.6 kilome- ters), from Memphis City Hall to the National Civil Grant Street in Lynn Rights Museum. The museum is at the LYNN — Police re- chael Kmiec said. site of the former Lor- sponding to reports of Several calls were re- raine Motel. King was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gunshots shortly before ceived from the area and standing on the motel’s Demonstrators carry signs and shout slogans during a protest Tuesday in 11 p.m. Sunday recov- police were told that three balcony when he was shot Boston to voice their concerns about racism and call attention to low wages. ered three shell casings gunshots were fired from down by a sniper’s bullet in the area of 29 Grant a car, which left the scene, on April 4, 1968. He was The Fight for $15 group marchers who participat- the Rev. Jesse Jackson St., Lynn Police Lt. Mi- Kmiec said. in the midst of his “Poor wants a higher hourly ed. and the Rev. William Bar- People’s Campaign” when minimum wage for low- Renita Moore, a 54-year- ber talk about how King’s he came to Memphis to pay workers, including old nursing assistant from fight for economic and ra- White House effort support striking sani- fast food employees and St. Louis, said raising the cial equality and social tation workers seeking home and child care work- minimum wage is import- justice is far from over. better pay, safer work- ers. The Black Lives Mat- ant because her cost of liv- A vocalist belted out a to revive health bill ing conditions and union ter movement developed ing keeps going up. religious hymn and anoth- rights. after the deaths of un- “We’ve all come together er song, “The Impossible Led by a 220-piece armed black men during as one,” Moore said. “It’s Dream,” and attendees gets a mixed reaction band from Talladega Col- confrontations with white very important that we held hands in prayer. By Alan Fram House spokesman Sean lege in Alabama, march- police officers and has stick together, stand to- Barber, known for his ASSOCIATED PRESS Spicer said Trump want- ers chanted “This is what waged protests through- gether and fight together.” firebrand public speaking ed an agreement, if pos- democracy looks like” out the country. The march was one of style, called for those seek- WASHINGTON — A sible. and held signs saying “I Marchers also came many King-related events ing progress on social and White House offensive to “I’m not going to raise Am A Man.” Some wore from Arkansas and Mis- in Memphis. economic issues affecting resurrect the moribund expectations, but I think House Republican health T-shirts emblazoned souri to join their Tennes- Earlier Tuesday, more poor people to help regis- that there are more and care bill got an uneven with the words “Show see colleagues. Police did than 200 people gathered ter more blacks voters and more people coming to the reception Tuesday from Me $15. Real Change. No not immediately have an at Mississippi Boulevard engage in “civil disobedi- table with more and more GOP moderates and con- Pennies.” estimate of the number of Christian Church to hear ence.” ideas about how to grow servatives, leaving pros- that vote,” Spicer said. pects shaky for the party But there was no evi- to salvage one of its lead- Saugus Police ID victim killed by car ing priorities. dence that the proposal Vice President Mike won over any GOP oppo- SAUGUS — Police Dolan, 38, died after get- rolled, trapping Dolan un- 9:51 a.m. Dolan was de- Pence and other top ad- nents who’d forced Trump have identified the wom- ting trapped under her car, derneath. 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Pres- Community Service and impact we can all make dent Donald Trump “re- two-week recess — when time Achievement Award idential recognition is a is administered by Points in bettering our commu- main confident that work- lawmakers could face an- on Sunday in a ceremony tremendous honor, Revere of Light. Through a nities and our world,” ing with the Congress we tagonistic grilling from at Eagle Heights Cathe- police said. shared mission of inspir- reads a description of the will repeal and replace voters at town hall meet- dral. “The President’s Volun- ing more to answer the award. Obamacare,” while White ings.

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It’s something Thicker, healthier looking Brianna Nardone, 21, of 21 Road, Apt 20, was summoned NEUTRALIZER then made inappropriate ges- completely different. And hair…more youthful Springvale Ave., was arrested for unlicensed operation of a looking skin… And nails and charged with motor vehicle tures and took off. the product is available Aloe has proved to have motor vehicle. Geraldo Magelo so strong they may never lights violation and on warrant A report of an egging inci- to anyone who wants it, an astonishing effect on Paulino, 30, of 187 Gladstone break again. charges of OUI liquor, license dent at 1:44 p.m. Monday on at a reasonable price. But users who suffer with St., Apt. 1, Boston, was sum- demands may force future not in possession and marked Washington Street. A caller moned for unlicensed opera- digestion problems like SAVE YOUR KIDNEY reported she was leaving her prices to rise. bouts of acid reflux, lanes violation at 11:05 p.m. tion of a motor vehicle; at 4:12 National and local house that morning and some- heartburn, cramping, gas Monday. p.m. Monday at Wonderland TOP DOC WARNS: news outlets are reporting one had thrown eggs at her. and constipation because Marketplace on VFW Parkway; DIGESTION DRUGS Kidney Failure linked to it acts as a natural acid Accidents at 7:40 p.m. Monday on Brown CAN CRIPPLE YOU! PPI’s. Your Kidney extracts buffer and soothes the NAHANT Circle; at 8:52 p.m. Monday at Company spokesper- waste from blood, balance A report of a motor vehicle ac- digestive system. 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Especially after the proton pump inhibitors Studies suggest, if you at Allen Avenue and Chestnut vehicle and Class A drug pos- on Orchard Street; at 1:59 FDA’s stern warning about (PPI’s) for years and you Street; at 7:30 p.m. Monday session at 11:07 a.m. Friday. p.m. Monday at Youth in Mo- long-term use of drugs feel just fine. In June started taking aloe today; at Broad and Green streets; at tion on Broadway; at 7:28 classified as proton pump of 2015 a major study you’d see a big difference 7:45 p.m. Monday at 123 Green PEABODY p.m. Monday at 7-Eleven on inhibitors. In a nutshell, shows that chronic PPI in the way you feel. St.; at 8:25 a.m. Tuesday at Mar- Shirley Avenue; at 10:57 p.m. the FDA statement warned use increases the risk of GUARANTEED ket and State streets. Arrest Monday at Caruso Northgate people should avoid taking heart attack in general RESULTS OR DOUBLE A report of a motor vehicle Apartments on Lantern Road. these digestion drugs for population. YOUR MONEY BACK hit and run accident at 1:43 Sebastiao Souza, 43, of 10 longer than three 14-day UNLEASH YOUR p.m. Monday at 20 Wheeler St. Johnson St., was arrested and Overdose treatment periods because Due to the incredible charged with operation of a there is an increased risk MEMORY results people are reporting, Assaults motor vehicle with a suspend- A report of a possible over- of bone fractures. Many Think about it. If you AloeCure is being sold ed license subsequent offense dose at 5:53 p.m. Monday on people take them daily with an equally incredible A report of an assault and kept dumping fat and at 4:41 p.m. Monday. South Avenue. and for decades. guarantee. battery at 10:03 p.m. Monday grease down your drain; on Light Street. Dr. Leal should know. how long do you think it “We can only offer this Accidents Theft Many patients come to would take to clog it up? incredible guarantee because Breaking and Entering her with bone and joint The answer is, not very we are 100% certain this A report of a motor vehicle A report of a larceny/forg- long at all. And that’s accident at 2:26 p.m. Mon- complaints and she does product will work for those ery/fraud at 12:28 a.m. Mon- exactly what happens to A report of a breaking and day at 2 Clement Ave. and day on Revere Beach Boule- everything she can to help who use it,” Says Dr. Leal. entering at 1:24 p.m. Monday your brain every time you 96 Washington St.; at 2:54 vard; at 12:39 a.m. Monday at them. One way for diges- Here’s how it works: Take at 84 Adams St.; at 7:59 p.m. eat processed, fried or p.m. Monday at 27 Putnam IHOP on Squire Road; at 5:58 tion sufferers to help avoid the pill exactly as directed. Monday at 287 Walnut St. fatty foods. 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FISHER weeks, she returned to her Through my art and ther- dio, with its ocean view, fire station in Saugus From A1 psychotherapy practice apy, I help people identify natural light, easels and fully recovered. and develop step by step. boxes of glass, jewelry and SAUGUS Under former Town I want to give that world With brain trauma, What inspires me in oth- seashells, is where art is From A1 Manager Steven Angelo, a to someone else.” I first strange behaviors started er people is their journey, born. She puts on safe- house was purchased be- met Fisher, a joyful wom- developing. One thought their courage to place one ty glasses, a long work feet of retail space at side the Oaklandvale Ele- an with blue eyes that kept recurring: Paint. She foot in front of the other shirt, an apron and gloves, the former Hilltop Steak mentary School for about shine like glass shards, at bought art supplies and and show up, speak up and and turns on a machine House site. WoodSpring $160,000 to be used as a an art fair in Nahant. She began to paint. After the be counted. Everyone hits to show how she slices Suites will be constructed fire station property, Long explained her creations. brain surgery, the pro- the wall at some time, and Murano glass. Here, she at the former Cap World said. Both he and Cross “Glass shards and mixed cess of expressing other each person chooses what explains the process of Truck Accessories & Trail- question why the location media over acrylic on can- forms of creativity started. is intolerable and finally creating one glass shard ers site at 832 Broadway was chosen. vas, it’s unique.” “When I think back, it was says ‘No’ because the cost painting that takes about this year. The $9 million Studies in the ’70s and She’s unique as well, and almost like an explosion of of going along to get along 720 hours to complete. hotel will be a four-story in the’90s determined the it’s somewhat remarkable what I had tucked inside kills their soul. Many of “Each piece of glass that building with 122 rooms, best location would be on that Fisher’s art talents that needed to emerge. my paintings have stairs I carve is pointed at both each with a kitchenette. Lynn Fells Parkway near have come to light. The art has a life of its in them. Stairs represent ends,” she said. “Then I “What it comes down to Target and the entrance Fisher’s brain tumor had own and is like one of the enlightenment. I realized take them in my hand and is Saugus has outgrown to Breakheart Reserva- been growing since child- elements of my high-test that each painting is me, cut several curves on each its fire department,” Cross tion, Cross said. He be- hood. She knew she was gasoline. The other ele- how I feel about my life. side. No lines are straight. said. “We are stuck in lieves the town could sell limited in what she could ment is my husband, Den- For many years I was un- The shaping and carving the past. Every town de- the Main Street home for do. “I loved to dance, yet nis, who is my partner in able to express me.” of each piece of glass are partment from A to Z has double the purchase price. my coordination was com- all that we do.” Fisher lives in a grand why the glass shard paint- grown with the town, but In 2003, Cross spon- pletely off in sports. Pre- “Thoughts are energy Victorian house in the Di- ings feel alive and beauti- not the fire department. sored three Town Meet- cise movements and activ- and represent the energy amond District of Lynn. ful, and evoke emotions.” With all the new build- ing articles in an effort to ities seemed to escape me. force of the universe,” her It has two names: “Gar- Glass shards wound ing going on, we feel the bring the new station to I never knew why, until af- husband, Dennis Patrick den by the Sea“ and “Deer hands, bring back memo- growth should be reflected fruition. A debt exclusion ter my brain surgery, that Treece, former director Cove Light.“ Her mater- ries and magnify the pain in the department. for a new ladder truck and I was capable of learning of Security for Massport, nal grandparents came of the past. Sometimes, “We are the biggest a second debt exclusion everything. It is amazing quotes Fisher in his re- from Lithuania and the like a vase shattered into cut-through town on the for a new, $500,000 fire- how the brain compen- cently published book, “A family, Fisher and her par- pieces, we feel like there is North Shore,” said Cross. house both passed. A third sates. I went on to get a Million Monkeys.” ents included, settled in a no hope. What we do with “For every minute we article for a Proposition doctorate in psychology. “What do you want to two-family house on Com- the broken pieces, that’s don’t put water on a fire, 2 ½ override to fund the I had a full-time private be known as?” I asked. “A mercial Street in Lynn’s what matters. it doubles in size. When hiring of 12 new firefight- psychotherapist’s practice, lover and an artist who Brickyard section. The work of Canvas someone needs CPR, or ers failed. became a supervisor and paints the voices and pic- Her art subjects are Fine Arts artists Eleanor needs any of the many “It probably would have consultant, while continu- tures that communicate mostly women, strong, Fisher, Winifred Breines, skills that first responders passed if the firehouse ing my education as a life- with me,” Fisher quickly confident, romantic, erotic Tally Forbes, Sidhartha bring to the scenes, the ex- was on the ground and long learner.“ answered. and free-spirited. “I don’t Pani and Janice Williams tra minutes it takes to get folks could see it,” said Her physical deteriora- “I have two goals in life. do men very often,” she can be seen at Boston City there, that’s taking away Long. tion started happening As an artist, I may be able said. “I don’t understand Hall, 5th floor, through from a person’s chance at Cross argued that the quickly. She began losing to influence people to de- them the way I know May 30. For more info: living. Every minute mat- current staff could man her ability to speak in velop their unique cre- women. Look at the ‘Mer- suzanne@canvasfinearts. ters.” the station as more fire- January 1991. By that Au- ativity without looking for maid Princess.’ She is a com. Traffic congestion, espe- fighters are gradually gust, she had to place her others for approval. I tell mermaid, deciding to be cially when school is re- hired. hands on the chair arms people, ‘I bestow approval a woman, and everybody Dalia Shilas, a freelance leased in the afternoons, “It comes down to put- to lift herself up when upon you. You do not need says ‘No no no!’ Stay a journalist and photogra- is a major concern, he ting money where your her patients left the office. anybody else’s approval. mermaid. You don’t know pher from Nahant, can said. mouth is and finding ways That October, the brain tu- Celebrate your creativi- what it’s like here!’ ” be reached at daliafoto@ Former Town Meeting to fund it,” he said. mor was removed. In four ty, no matter what it is.’ Fisher’s pastel pink stu- gmail.com. Moderator Robert Long, While he acknowledged who served for 18 years, that the town budget is said a capital improve- tight, he said he is hop- ment program was ap- ing to put the issue on the proved by Town Meeting town’s radar. in 1995. The town voted “It’s no surprise that this to have a debt exclusion is coming up again consid- for $20 million to fund ering the Essex Landing the construction of the and AvalonBay projects,” Public Safety Building on said Debra Panetta, chair- Hamilton Street, Saugus woman of the Board of Se- Public Library, Senior lectmen. “Public safety is Center, Department of of the utmost importance, Public Works building and and with these large de- renovations to Town Hall. velopments being built in Finally, $500,000 was set our town, people are con- aside for a West Side Fire cerned.” Station, Long said. Town Manager Scott “It had been envisioned Crabtree did not return as a two-bay engine calls seeking comment. house,” he said. One bay would house a Bridget Turcotte can be fast response engine and reached at bturcotte@item- the other, either an ambu- live.com. Follow her on lance or police car. Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Swampscott harbormaster ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON files lawsuit to save job Capt. Thomas Cote and K-9 officer Dash check a classroom at Pickering Middle School Tuesday. HARBORMASTER The harbormaster po- From A1 sition pays a stipend of Police seize weapon during school search $7,983, and officials say it Bithell was placed on is a yearly appointment. SEARCH city’s Drug Task Force and the very least, they could during unannounced, ran- paid administrative leave Waters is in place through From A1 Oren Wright, the district’s end up with probation or dom searches, according in September by the town, June 30 and Cresta said security officer, noticed an community service. If the to FindLaw, a division of and is facing criminal at the time of his recom- students were instructed eighth grade student pass kids had never been in Thomson Reuters, a Min- charges for his use of an mendation that it was to file out. They waited for something to a classmate trouble before, they will nesota-based firm. expired license plate. His his hope that he would be the 6-year-old pooch, who in the morning gym class. get suspended and that Bringing a drug-sniffing case is ongoing at Lynn then appointed as the per- has been trained to uncov- Fenn pulled them aside goes without saying.” dog into someone’s home District Court and his tri- manent harbormaster. er hidden drugs, to com- and one of the boys pulled The hour-long task was requires a warrant be- al is scheduled for May Cresta said he couldn’t plete his work. out a multi-colored 3-inch repeated across town at cause people have a rea- 2, according to the Essex comment on the com- “We like this safety sweep folding pocket knife. The the Breed and Thurgood sonable expectation of pri- County District Attorney’s plaint. because it tells the kids teens were taken to the Marshall middle schools vacy. But the same cannot office. Bithell was arraigned how serious we are about office. by Hudson, N.H., Lynn- be said of schools. Younger, at the time, told in October on charges of this issue,” said vice princi- Wright said the boys will field, Manchester by the While the Supreme The Item that he was not attaching or concealing a pal Maria Fenn. “Especially be suspended and possi- Sea and Winthrop police Court has not ruled on the recommending Bithell’s registration plate, use of for some of them who are bly charged with carrying departments and the Mid- issue, federal courts have reappointment because he an uninsured trailer and mixed up with some stuff, a dangerous weapon on dlesex Sheriff’s Office. consistently upheld the thought the town should use of an unregistered they will think twice before school grounds. “It was all clear at the constitutionality of these go in a different direction. trailer. He was also issued they bring it to school.” “They will be summoned other schools,” Wright said. school searches. The complaint referenc- a citation for misuse of an While police did not find to court and face the pen- It may seem invasive, es a similar statement in official number plate. drugs, Fenn, School Re- alties, which will depend but school districts are al- Thomas Grillo can be a letter from Younger to Bithell’s charges stem source Officer Robert Ho- on whether or not they lowed to use drug-sniffing reached at tgrillo@item- Bithell. from an Aug. 15 complaint gan, Stephen Emery of the have a record,” he said. “At dogs to find contraband live.com. Cresta, department of received by police about public works director and misuse of a registration former interim town ad- plate, assigned to a town- Peabody light union has dim view of raise ministrator, recommend- owned 2007 Load Rite ed the appointment of utility trailer, according to PEABODY by AFSCME Local 364 and forced upon us, some- some of the information in Swampscott Police Sgt. a police report from Lynn William Waters as the From A1 president Kevin Collins, thing which has only hap- Mr. Collins’ email is incor- District Court, and pre- which he signed as com- pened a few times in the rect and/or misleading,” new interim harbormas- viously reported in The commissioners for a ing from the employees history of The Common- wrote Trueira. He noted ter in February, which Item. raise to $5,100 per year. of PMLP. The union rep- wealth of Massachusetts.” that while Collins is the was approved by the se- The five-member, elect- resents approximately 42 According to Collins, highest ranking union lectmen. Once Waters was Gayla Cawley can be ed board last saw its pay union employees at the the union members made steward at the plant, he appointed, he replaced reached at gcawley@item- upped to $4,000 per year PMLP. At the heart of the several concessions to pro- does not represent all the Bithell, who was taken off live.com. Follow her on in 1996. opposition to the pay hike posals that “fell on deaf employees at the plant. administrative leave. Twitter @GaylaCawley. The process to approve a are bitter contract negoti- ears of the manager and “Mr. Collins does not raise starts with the coun- ations that took place last the commissioners, and represent the approxi- cil, and then moves onto year among the union, the we were forced into a con- mate 27 non-union em- Selling a house? the state legislature and light commissioners and tract we don’t agree with, ployees at the PMLP in Buying a house? approval by the governor. the plant manager. including a 4 percent raise any way,” Trueira stated. Find out what properties The money for the salary “The employees of over three years. During “I am also not sure if he increase would come from PMLP are outraged at the this same time frame, the discussed his email with recently sold in your area. the Peabody Municipal thought of the commis- rest of the city received al- all of the union employ- Check out Light Plant (PMLP) bud- sioners even asking for most 6 percent over three ees prior to sending it to get, according to a letter this raise on the heels of years, and some depart- the council, and if they the Real Estate page the light commissioners our last contract negoti- ments fared much better are truly ‘outraged’ as he in Saturday’s paper. sent to the City Council. ations,” Collins stated in than that.” claims. Some of the non- While a raise of $5,500 the email. “Our last con- In a response to Collins’ union employees who read per year total for the en- tract was not mutually email, PMLP plant man- the email last week have tire commission might not agreed upon between the ager Glenn Trueira sent expressed their ‘outrage’ seem huge, it has drawn union and management/ a letter to the council con- to me that Mr. Collins had the ire of some union commissioners. Instead, testing the union presi- the audacity to claim that members, according to an management’s ‘last best dent’s claims. he represents them in any email sent to the council offer’ was implemented “As is usually the case, way.” A8 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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Rowe may still time that's happened in the last 19 stay with the organization, said the seasons. person who spoke Tuesday on condi- "Not what we wanted," said Pan- tion of anonymity because Florida has thers forward Shawn Thornton, who not revealed any details publicly. is retiring as a player but is expect- Florida's last game of the season is ed to stay with the organization. "We Sunday at Washington. The Panthers can sit here and make excuses with started Tuesday with the 22nd-best injuries and stuff. Obviously we had record in the 30-team NHL. a tough season that way, but a lot of Rowe essentially gave up his duties teams go through injuries. We had to as general manager to take over as in- nd a way to win and we didn't. Dis- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS terim coach when the Panthers red appointing for us." Gerard Gallant in late November. The Panthers changed their roster Lynn native Tom Rowe, shown here behind the Panthers’ bench in January, It's unclear if he would reclaim the was thrust into the interim head coach role in November, when the team part- GM role going forward. The coach on ROWE, B2 ed ways with Gerard Gallant. Rowe will remain with the organization. Saugus lacrosse looking for offensive boost By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF The Saugus boys la- crosse team nished the 2016 season at 3-15. Need- less to say, that wasn’t the record the Sachems were aiming for. With a clean slate this spring, one that fourth- year coach Rob Scuzzarel- la is looking forward to, Saugus is anxious to make up for last year’s mistakes. The Sachems were inexpe- rienced last season, and it cost them. “I think we were very young in terms of lacrosse experience,” Scuzzarel- la said. “I had some older guys on my team but they were new to lacrosse. I had some younger guys with lacrosse experience that were a little under- developed as athletes. A lot of them have worked to ITEM FILE PHOTO improve their game in the Ashley Stiles returns at second base for the Magicians, helping to so- offseason, which I’m hap- lidify the team up the middle. py about.” By gaining a year of var- sity lacrosse experience, Saugus returns a core of Marblehead softball is upperclassmen who are hoping to turn things around. strong up the middle Among the key return- ers are senior mid elders By Mike Alongi tact. While there are plenty of positions Dan Carney, Dan Jaro- FOR THE ITEM to replace, coach Johnny Gold knows sz, John Fitzgerald and that his team is solid where it counts: ITEM FILE PHOTO Jack Trainor, senior at- The Marblehead softball team is in a up the middle. Stephen Wright is part of a returning Saugus tacker Stephen Wright, bit of a rebuilding year after losing two- “Our middle in eld is back, plus our core that has another year of experience under thirds of its starting lineup from last its belt. SAUGUS, B2 year, but a solid core still remains in- MARBLEHEAD, B2 Jets hockey wraps up season at banquet By Steve Krause ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — Goalie Jack Stafford was named the Lynn Jets Most Valuable Player at Tuesday night’s banquet at Spinelli’s. Stafford backboned the Jets — the public school hockey team that encompasses Classi- cal, English and Tech — to an 11-6-3 regular-season record and a 5-1 win over St. Joseph’s Prep in the Division 3 North tournament. He had a 1.94 goals-against average in just COURTESY PHOTO | KRISTIN MOCCIA over 19 games this season. Stafford was one of several Lynn’s Kristin Moccia picked up running after college, and caught the racing bug af- players recognized for their ter running a half marathon. contributions to what was one of the most successful seasons the team has had in at least Lynn’s Moccia is hooked on running four years. “We won a game in the state By Steve Krause as a part of being an athlete, She started thinking about tournament for the rst time in ITEM SPORTS EDITOR but never anything organized.” the marathon because “I knew four or ve years,” said coach Until now. And in less than my organization had a mara- Joe Conlon. LYNN — What does a high two weeks, Moccia will add the thon team through John Han- Conlon said that while every school and collegiate soccer second half to the marathon. cock. So I gured if I could do season takes on its own theme, player do once those days are She’ll be running the Boston a half marathon and live to this one was all about the se- over and it’s time to go out into Marathon for the non-pro t tell the tale, I’d do it. And the niors. the real world? for which she works: Boston half-marathon felt good. I got “I really liked this group, and If you’re Kristin Moccia, you Healthcare for the Homeless. hooked on the whole running/ I’m going to miss them,” said take up running. “I started, because the job (as racing thing.” Conlon. “I hope that the juniors “After college, I was looking for a caseworker) can be stressful, She appreciates Boston “be- ITEM PHOTOS | KATIE MORRISON who are coming up will make something to stay active,” said and running takes the edge off cause it has a great running this their team, the way these Moccia, 23, who lives in Lynn. “I it,” said Moccia, a St. Mary’s community,” and it comes in Senior captains Jon Kos- guys did.” got into organized running last and Simmons College gradu- handy. mas, top, and Jack Stafford Ryan Clark and Steve Patrie November and found I liked it. ate whose brother, Andrew, is a “Because I’m running for a delivered speeches at the were named co-defensive MVPs I signed up for a half-marathon senior baseball player at Lynn Jets’ annual banquet Tues- and enjoyed it. I’ve always run Classical. MOCCIA, B2 day night at Spinelli’s. JETS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 2017

An A Plus student Lynn’s Rowe out as Florida Panthers head coach ROWE Aaron Ekblad also miss- history, who is set to be- From B1 ing significant time. come a free agent. "Anything less than a The 45-year-old Jagr and in some ways their Stanley Cup is simple said Monday he will wait philosophy after last sea- failure, but we're going for the season to end to son, and their use of an- to work even harder next make any concrete deci- alytics in shaping this year," Panthers owner sions on his future, includ- team has been questioned. But this year's team was Vincent Viola said last ing whether he would sign also snakebitten by inju- weekend. another deal with Flori- ries, particularly with top Much of the core of this da. If he plays anywhere left wing Jonathan Hu- team is under contract for in the NHL in 2017-18, it berdeau missing 51 games several seasons. A notable would be his 24th season and fellow young stars exception is Jaromir Jagr, in the league. Aleksander Barkov and the No. 2 scorer in NHL "I love it here," Jagr said. Peabody girls lacrosse takes down Quincy contributed four points off before getting back in SCHOOL ROUNDUP and Jillian Amirault had action on Tuesday after- two points. Sarah Buckley, noon when it hosts Mar- By Mike Alongi Carla Patania and Jillian blehead. FOR THE ITEM McCormick each had one BOYS LACROSSE point. Melrose 12, Peabody 2 PHOTO | ST. MARY’S SPARTANS The Peabody offense On the defensive end for Connor McCarron and came alive on Tuesday the Tanners (1-0), Alyssa St. Mary’s Mike Cerulli, a three-sport athlete running cross coun- afternoon, as the Tanners Tim January each scored try and track in addition to playing basketball, was featured on Shashaty, Catherine Man- girls lacrosse team took ning, Kelly Crotty and one goal for Peabody (0- Newscenter 5 as a WCVB “A Plus” student Tuesday night. Cerulli down Quincy, 15-4, in the 1), while goalkeeper Jake and basketball coach Dave Brown were interviewed by Antoinette Kirsten Bradley all had season opener. Lauren solid performances. Goal- DeStefano had 25 saves Antonio at St. Mary’s in March. Wolff was the top scorer for keeper Gianna Denisco and one assist. Cerulli, who is set to graduate at the top of his class this spring, re- Peabody with eight points, recorded nine saves in the Peabody will take on vealed how he was diagnosed with vocal chord dysfunction after he while Olivia Kiricoples win. Marblehead next Tuesday collapsed at the end of a race in Brockton. and Colleen Crotty each Peabody has a full week on the road. “I almost gave up running,” Cerulli said. “A mile in, I was wheez- ing, my whole body would tighten up and my legs felt like they had bricks on them. I thought it was asthma.” The vocal chord dysfunction caused Cerulli to lose 18 percent of his oxygen when fully exerting himself. Cerulli switched to sprinting and found success in shorter races. He said he hopes to continue to run track in college, but is focused on getting into his dream school, Harvard. Pictured here, Cerulli, left, sits down with Antonio in St. Mary’s Co- nigliaro Gym. Marblehead softball is strong up the middle

MARBLEHEAD good pitchers like this is made more difficult with From B1 we can experiment a lit- the addition of four Great- tle and see what works for er Boston League teams ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON centerfielder and both us.” into the Northeastern The Jets were presented with awards at the team’s banquet Tuesday. of our pitchers from last While it appears that Conference. Add in tough Back row, from left is Brian Clougherty (team’s leading scorer), Ryan year,” said Gold, now in the Magicians will be a matchups with teams like Clark, Steve Patrie (co-defensive MVPs), Travis Ryan (Scholar Athlete), his 13th season with the solid defensive team once St. Mary’s, North Reading Jon Kosmas (Hustle Award and Scholar Athlete) and Connor Gallant Magicians. “So while it’s again this year, replacing and Wakefield, and this (Character Award). Front row is Cody Roork (coaches’ award), Jack never good to lose as many production at the plate season will certainly be a Stafford (team MVP) and Johnny DiFilippo (most improved player). starters as we did, at least could prove to be a chal- grind for Marblehead. we’re strong in the middle lenge. The seven seniors “The league got tough- of the field.” that left to graduation er this year with the new Jets honored at banquet Senior shortstop Mon- (McKenzie Joyce, Allison teams added, and we’re tana Joyce and senior Kapoll, Sara Bornstein, already swimming up- ar Athlete, an honor he Filippo was named most second baseman Ashley Sabrina Doughman, Emi- stream having to replace JETS shared with Travis Ryan. improved player. Stiles make up the mid- ly Promise, Emily Trasher so many pieces,” said Gold. From B1 Connor Gallant was pre- Four players received dle infield, while junior and Emily Tejada) com- “But the girls have a great while Brian Clougherty sented with the Charac- scholar-athlete awards in Hannah Garthe returns to bined for 20 home runs attitude so far and they’re (10 goals, 12 assists) was ter Award, which is mod- honor of the late Jason her spot in centerfield. On last season, a majority of working really hard. We’re honored as the team’s the mound will be a rota- the team’s total. going to stay competitive leading scorer. eled after college hockey’s Ryan Haggerty, who died tion of junior Madi Ernst “We’re losing a lot of this year and see how it Jonathan Kosmas re- Hobey Baker Award; Cody in October of 2015. They and sophomore Charlotte power at the plate this goes.” ceived two awards: the Roork won the coaches’ are Patrie, Gallant, Clark Plakans, both of whom year, there’s no doubt,” Joining Gold on the Hustle Award and Schol- award; and Johnny Di- and Stafford. saw time on the hill last said Gold. “We’re going to coaching staff this season season. need our pitching and de- is newcomer Genevieve “They’re pretty much fense to keep us in games Benoit, a former star Saugus boys lacrosse looking interchangeable, which and then get timely hits, catcher at St. Mary’s and is huge for us,” said Gold. that’s how we’ll have to Salve Regina, and long- “There could be times win games.” time assistant coach Todd for an offensive boost where we ride one or the It’s going to be tough Norman. other depending on how to get back to where the The action gets going for SAUGUS generate goals. Offense “I’m expecting us to play well they’re doing, or it Magicians were last sea- Marblehead next Monday From B1 will be the focal point of well defensively,” Scuz- could be a strict rotation son (17-5, No. 3 seed in afternoon when they take improvement for the Sa- zarella said. “It’s hard to all year long. The best Division 2 North) due to on NEC rival Swampscott and senior defenders Matt chems this season. make a prediction on of- part about having two a challenging schedule in a conference matchup. Waggett and Cam Wil- “We need to develop an fense. My expectation is to liamson. athletic offensive attack,” see improvement on that “I have some leadership Scuzzarella said. “We side of the ball. So far I’ve coming back,” Scuzzarel- lacked an explosive attack been pretty hard on the Moccia is hooked on running la said. “I have my three on the offensive side. Our offensive guys in practice. leading scorers and two guys have worked hard. Some guys have really MOCCIA keep you going, especially the Boston Medical Cen- starting attackmen from From what I’ve seen we’ve gotten it and taken that From B1 in the Newton Hills.” ter emergency room. last year.” eliminated that weak- personally this year. We’re And, Moccia says, “peo- “We care for more than Other key returners are ness.” doing a lot to get better. small non-profit, we don’t ple aren’t joking about 12,000 patients a year in juniors Christian Billing- The Sachems will lean I’m really looking forward have a training team, per those hills. They’re all the Greater Boston area. sley, Christian Heffernan, on a strong, and experi- to getting started.” se,” Moccia said. “But Bos- over the place, and they’re We have a street team too. Nick Sanderson and Drew enced, defensive core to Joining Scuzzarella on ton is a really cool place to brutal.” It’s a pretty big, dynamic Worthley, and sophomore carry the team. Scuzza- the coaching staff is new- Jake Morgante. rella expects defense to train. There are so many Moccia has had to fight organization. comer AJ Guthro. This The team has an ongo- be Saugus’ strength this will be the first season running groups. Almost back a little after a slow “It can be stressful,” she anyone who’s running is ing competition for the spring. in which Scuzzarella will start. said, “but it’s rewarding.” starting goalie spot, but “We return an expe- have an assistant coach training for Boston, so I’ve “In January I had some Training has taught her run with different groups.” Scuzzarella’s leaning to- rienced defensive core,” to provide a second set of knee issues,” she said, “but a lot about “sticking with Moccia is sticking to a ward giving the nod to Scuzzarella said. “Most eyes. I’m feeling better now.” something. It resonates weekly mileage count, and Alex Debrito, a junior. of them have at least one “It’s definitely going to Moccia is not as en- really well … mirrors a “weekends are for the long Debrito made a number of season, some have three help,” Scuzzarella said. thralled by the alleged- lot of the work I do with spot starts in net for the seasons of experience in runs. “AJ works at the school. Sachems last season. playing for me. The young- He’s a good resource for “Last weekend,” she ly mild winter we just patients. We’re focused on “He’s (Debrito) got prob- er guys can learn from the the kids during the day. said, “I did a 20-mile run endured as some others helping people set goals seem to be. and being on track with ably 10 games of starting experience of the older That’s a big benefit for the on the course, which was experience under his belt guys. Offensively, my ju- kids. Also, having another awesome. It felt really “People keep telling me them, whether it’s medi- ‘you’re lucky’ because it cal, or whether it’s better- right now,” Scuzzarella niors played a lot for me voice around, it’s good to good. There were a lot of said. “It’s his job to lose so last year. A lot of them have a different opinion wasn’t a bad winter,” she ing their circumstances.” runners on the course, we’ll see how he does with have shown that they’ve around the guys.” said. “I don’t know. We Moccia was required to which made for a lot of en- that.” worked hard in the offsea- Saugus was scheduled ergy. It was great meeting didn’t get a lot of snow, but raise $7,500, and met that Defensively, the Sa- son.” to open the season on so many runners doing it was cold. And March goal. She hopes to raise chems were strong last Scuzzarella noted that Monday against Swamp- this for so many charities. was really cold.” $10,000 by race day. season. The team held his key players on the of- scott but the game was “There were water stops Moccia administers to To contribute, go to the opponents to under eight fensive side of that ball postponed. Weather per- set up, and tables, all of the homeless from an out- CrowdRise funding page, goals a game for the ma- have worked hard in the mitting, Saugus will visit them run by volunteers for patient clinic in Boston’s and search for “team bhp” jority of the 2016 season, offseason and throughout Lynn on Wednesday for its the charities. They really South End, across from and “Kristin Moccia.” but Saugus struggled to the preseason. season opener. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY M’head (4) Peabody at Gloucester (4) Baseball S’scott vs. Salem (at Gloucester, 5) Malden Catholic at St. John’s (4) Saugus vs. Somerville (at M’head, 4) Somerville at Mystic Valley (4:15) St. Mary’s at Spellman (TBA) Volleyball Williams at Fenwick (3:30) O’Bryant at Malden (5) Essex Tech at Winthrop (11) St. John’s at Milford (5:30) Softball THURSDAY E. Boston at Lynnfield (4) Baseball Fenwick at Williams (3:30) Revere at Bedford (4) Spellman at St. Mary’s (4) Salem at Beverly (4) Boys Lacrosse Softball Fenwick at St. Mary’s (7) Gloucester at English (4) Masconomet at Marblehead (4) Mystic Valley at Essex Tech (4) Mystic Valley at Revere (4) Saugus at Arlington (4) Girls Lacrosse Swampscott at Woburn (4) PPD Waltham at Revere (4:30) Malden at Beverly (4) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (4) Boys Lacrosse Swampscott at N. Reading (4) Malden at Revere (5) Malden Catholic at Gloucester (5) Boys Tennis Matignon at Medford (3:30) Fenwick at Austin Prep (3:30) North Reading at Danvers (5:15) St. John’s at Malden Catholic (4) Saugus at Lynn (4) Swampscott at St. Mary’s (3:30) Swampscott at Salem (4) Girls Tennis Girls Lacrosse Austin Prep at Fenwick (3:30) Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (3:45) Marblehead at N. Reading (4) Medford at Peabody (4) St. Mary’s at Williams (3:30) Boys Tennis Rugby Marblehead at Masconomet (4) Malden Catholic at Marshfield (6) St. John’s at Newton (4) St. John’s at BC High (4) St. John’s at Newton (4) Sailing Winthrop at Malden Catholic (4) St. John’s at BB&N (3:30) Girls Tennis Track Lynnfield at N. Andover (3:30) Cathedral/Spellman at St. Mary’s (4) Manchester at Marblehead (4) Malden at Marblehead (4) Volleyball PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Malden/Saugus/Somerville at St. John’s at Central Cath. (6:15) Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask, center, is congratulated by teammates, from left, Adam McQuaid, Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron following a 4-0 shutout of the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday. SPORTS BRIEFS Park and recs St. Mary’s High School, 35 Tremont St. in Lynn. The Another shutout for Rask as Bruins tennis clinics clinic is for boys and girls grade 4-12. The cost is $200. Youth tennis clinics will be All players must bring a ball. secure berth in Stanley Cup playoffs held by Lynn Parks and Rec- For more information, con- reation on Saturdays from tact Helen Ridley at 781- May 6-27 at Gowdy Play- BOSTON (AP) — David Pastrnak Bay close with 34 saves. ice longer once the NHL takes a look 775-0778 or ridleytopflight- scored twice, Tuukka Rask stopped Stafford was the first to beat him, at the video. ground on Cedar Brook Road. [email protected]. The clinic will consist of 28 shots and the Boston Bruins backhanding in a rebound 5:56 into Marchand has been suspended six warmups, stretches, basic clinched their first playoff berth the second period. Pastrnak made it times in his career and was fined tennis, forehand and back- Conlon Memorial since 2014 with a 4-0 win over the 2-0 on a one-timer with 3:54 left in the maximum $10,000 by the league hand, serve and volley, and Scholarship Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday the second and added another goal earlier this season for a question- group tennis. night. into an empty net with 1:02 remain- able hit. Ages 8 and under will meet Applications are now being Drew Stafford and Zdeno Chara ing in the third off a pass from Da- NOTES from 9-10 a.m.; 9-11 at 10:15- accepted for the Conlon also scored for the Bruins, who ex- vid Krejci, who had two assists. Marchand has a career-high 39 11:15 a.m.; ages 12 and up, Memorial Scholarship, tended their season-high winning The Bruins haven’t lost since the goals and is trying to become Boston’s 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. award in honor and memory streak to six games. More impor- Lightning’s 6-3 victory in Boston on first 40-goal scorer since Glen Mur- Registration forms are of Michael J. and Michelle tantly, by winning in regulation, March 23. ray had 44 in 2002-03. ... Lightning C available at www.ci.lynn/ Conlon. Boston guaranteed a return to the The loss didn’t knock the Light- Steven Stamkos (right knee surgery) citydevelopments—parkan- An award of $1,500 will be postseason after missing out the ning out of playoff contention, but missed his 62nd straight game, but drecreation.shtml. given to one senior from last two years. Tampa Bay fell dangerously close said he could still return this week For more information, con- each of Lynn’s three Public Boston fans celebrated by cheering with just three games remaining. if the club needs him and he’s ready. tact Lisa Nerich at 781-477- High Schools. The award is throughout the final two minutes. Af- It might have been a costly victory “As long as we’re still in the mix, I 7086. to be presented during ter the final horn, the Bruins swarmed for the Bruins, who played the last consider it worth it,” Stamkos said. Articles to bring include a Senior Awards Night to a Rask following his career-best eighth two periods without leading scorer ... Marchand is Boston’s first player racquet, hat, water and sun- male/female who best meets shutout of the season. Brad Marchand after he speared with back-to-back 30-goal seasons screen. A limited number of the following criteria: Varsity Rask faced only four shots in the Tampa Bay’s Jake Dotchin in front since Glen Murray in 2004. racquets are available. athlete, excellent school citi- first period but was ready when the of the Lightning net. Marchand UP NEXT zen, and evidence of academ- Lightning generated pressure after received a five-minute major and Bruins: Host the Ottawa Senators Helen Ridley ic success. The candidate that. game misconduct (on his bobblehead on Thursday in Boston’s second-to- must also have been accept- Andrei Vasilevskiy kept Tampa night), which could keep him off the last game of the regular season. basketball clinic ed to a two- or four-year col- lege, and is in need of finan- The 2017 Spring Skills cial assistance. All applica- Basketball Clinic will be tions are due by Friday, May Spieth hopes for new memories held on Mondays from 7-8:30 12th and are currently avail- p.m. starting April 3 and able in each school’s guid- running over 10 sessions at ance offices. after last year’s Masters meltdown TV/RADIO AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — is the first to acknowledge On a warm, sunny after- “it was a strange one last TV lin at Mönchengladbach, noon in Amen Corner, Jor- year.”) MLB FS2, 2 p.m.; Bundesliga: RB dan Spieth stepped up to Back in December, when Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, Leipzig at FSV Mainz 05, Fox No. 12 and stuck it right Spieth returned to Augus- MLB Network, 1:30 p.m.; NY Soccer Plus, 2 p.m.; Premier next to the flag. ta National for the first Yankees at Tampa Bay, FS1, League: Manchester City at A year too late. time since that fateful Chelsea, NBCSN, 3 p.m. 7:10 p.m.; Pittsburgh at “I really could’ve used day to play a round with Boston, NESN, 7:10 p.m. Golf that one 12 months ago,” friends, he was thinking Spieth quipped Tuesday, about what happened on NBA Masters Par 3, ESPN, 3 p.m. mustering a smile before the last day of the Mas- Cleveland at Boston, CSN, NHL heading over the Hogan ters. When he played the ESPN, 8 p.m.; Dallas at LA NY Rangers at Washington, Bridge to take care of a 12th on Tuesday, in front Clippers, ESPN, 10:30 p.m. NBCSN, 8 p.m. tap-in delivered with an of a large gallery but Soccer Radio Arnold Palmer-like flour- merely for practice, it was ish. on his mind again. Bundesliga: Bayer Leverkusen MLB The Augusta Nation- When the tournament at Darmstadt, FS1, 2 p.m.; Pittsburgh at Boston, WEEI-FM al patrons roared with begins, he expects more of Bundesliga: Hertha BSC Ber- (93.7), 7:10 p.m. laughter. the same. But for anyone who “It will surely be there NHL takes a bit of self-dep- and it has been there,” EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE recation during a prac- said Spieth, wearing a Atlantic Division Central Division tice round as a sign that green shirt that would GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS be a perfect match for y-Montreal 79 46 24 9 101 220 192 z-Chicago 79 50 22 7 107 239 202 Spieth has gotten over x-Boston 80 44 30 6 94 232 207 x-Minnesota 79 46 25 8 100 254 201 the green jacket that got Jordan Spieth lines up a putt during a practice the jacket he hopes to Toronto 78 39 24 15 93 242 228 x-St. Louis 78 43 28 7 93 219 204 away, think again. don again on Sunday. “It Ottawa 78 41 27 10 92 203 208 x-Nashville 79 40 28 11 91 231 217 round at Augusta National in Augusta, Ga., on Tampa Bay 79 39 30 10 88 222 222 Winnipeg 79 37 35 7 81 237 249 The sting is still there. Wednesday. is one of the many tour- Florida 79 33 35 11 77 202 231 Dallas 79 32 36 11 75 213 250 You can hear it in his naments I’ve lost given a Buffalo 79 32 35 12 76 197 229 Colorado 78 21 54 3 45 154 264 Detroit 79 32 35 12 76 201 238 Pacific Division voice. niscing again about the First, he splashed his certain performance on a Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA “Certainly you don’t biggest disappointment of tee shot into Rae’s Creek. hole or a stretch of holes. GP W L OT Pts GF GA x-Anaheim 79 43 23 13 99 212 196 x-Washington 78 52 18 8 112 254 178 x-Edmonton 78 44 25 9 97 231 200 want to hold stuff in,” Spi- his young, flourishing ca- Then, from the drop zone, It happens in this game. x-Pittsburgh 79 49 19 11 109 270 222 x-San Jose 79 44 28 7 95 213 195 eth said. “That would be reer. he chunked another one I stepped up today, first x-Columbus 79 49 22 8 106 240 184 x-Calgary 79 44 31 4 92 220 214 crazy.” day back with the crowds, x-N.Y.Rangers 79 47 26 6 100 252 213 Los Angeles 78 37 34 7 81 188 191 In 2016, Spieth made into the water. Just like N.Y. Islanders 78 37 29 12 86 228 237 Vancouver 78 30 39 9 69 174 228 If not for a meltdown at the turn on the final day that, he was on the way to and hit it to about (a foot Philadelphia 80 38 33 9 85 212 230 Arizona 79 29 41 9 67 190 251 the shortest hole on the with a commanding five- a quadruple-bogey 7 that away), which is nice. Obvi- Carolina 78 35 29 14 84 204 220 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- New Jersey 79 28 37 14 70 176 229 time loss. course, a mere 155 yards, shot lead. He gave away ensured it would always ously, it’s not the tourna- Tuesday’s Games N.Y. Islanders at Nashville, 8 p.m. the 23-year-old would’ve some of that cushion with be one of those Masters ment.” New Jersey 1, Philadelphia 0, OT Winnipeg at St. Louis, 8 p.m. been talking Tuesday back-to-back bogeys at the remembered more for how While the 12th will al- Boston 4, Tampa Bay 0 Arizona at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 1 Chicago at Colorado, 9 p.m. about his quest to become 10th and 11th, but it was it was lost than how it was ways be a part of Spieth’s Washington at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Calgary at Anaheim, 10 p.m. the first player to win the at the par-3 12th, the dev- won. (In case you’ve for- story at the Masters, his Detroit at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Vancouver at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Carolina at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Masters three years in a ilish little hole known as gotten, the beneficiary of feel for this place is far row. Golden Bell, that he lost Spieth’s collapse was En- more positive than nega- Instead, he was remi- the tournament. gland’s Danny Willett, who tive. NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division Tony Romo retires, will replace Phil Simms on CBS W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Boston 50 27 .649 — z-San Antonio 59 17 .776 — x-Toronto 47 31 .603 3½ x-Houston 52 25 .675 7½ DALLAS (AP) — Tony Romo is re- The married father of two young cord 11-game winning streak with New York 29 48 .377 21 x-Memphis 42 35 .545 17½ tiring from the Dallas Cowboys to boys with another child on the way Prescott when Romo returned. Philadelphia 28 50 .359 22½ New Orleans 33 44 .429 26½ Brooklyn 19 59 .244 31½ Dallas 32 44 .421 27 replace another former quarterback battled injuries his last two seasons, The delayed release, caused in Southeast Division Northwest Division in Phil Simms as lead analyst for and said the CBS opportunity was part by Dallas looking for a trading W L Pct GB W L Pct GB z-Washington 47 31 .603 — x-Utah 47 30 .610 — CBS. difficult to pass up. partner, gave Romo time to consider Atlanta 39 38 .506 7½ x-Oklahoma City 43 33 .566 3½ The network announced Tuesday “It reminds me of my rookie year his future. The four-time Pro Bowl- Miami 37 40 .481 9½ Portland 38 39 .494 9 that Romo will be paired with Jim where you really don’t know any- er who rose to stardom after going Charlotte 36 42 .462 11 Denver 36 40 .474 10½ Orlando 27 51 .346 20 Minnesota 31 45 .408 15½ Nantz on Thursday night and Sun- thing,” Romo said. “You’re walking undrafted in 2003 out of lower-divi- Central Division Pacific Division day games next season. The former into a brand new situation and you sion Eastern Illinois chose the path W L Pct GB W L Pct GB z-Cleveland 50 27 .649 — z-Golden State 63 14 .818 — 10-year starter considered multiple can kinda play the game. I can kin- taken by two former Dallas quar- Milwaukee 40 37 .519 10 x-L.A. Clippers 47 31 .603 16½ network offers while also deciding da talk. But this is a completely dif- terbacks — Don Meredith and Su- Chicago 38 39 .494 12 Sacramento 30 47 .390 33 Indiana 38 40 .487 12½ L.A. Lakers 22 55 .286 41 whether to keep playing after losing ferent world. I like that challenge.” per Bowl winner and Hall of Famer Detroit 35 42 .455 15 Phoenix 22 56 .282 41½ the Dallas job to rookie Dak Prescott The departure of the team’s all- Troy Aikman, the lead analyst for

Tuesday’s Games Denver at New Orleans, 8 p.m. last season. time passing leader has been expect- Fox since 2002. Brooklyn 141, Philadelphia 118 Milwaukee at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Romo was released by the Cow- ed since November, when Romo con- While Romo didn’t say he was Cleveland 122, Orlando 102 Memphis at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. boys and said he had interest from ceded the job after missing 10 weeks retiring from football, he left little Indiana 108, Toronto 90 Portland at Utah, 9 p.m. Washington 118, Charlotte 111 Dallas at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. other teams, but chose the switch with a back injury. The Cowboys doubt that his playing days were Chicago at New York, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. to broadcasting for several reasons. were in the middle of a franchise-re- likely over. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Keep an open mind and learn Don’t divulge personal infor- Controversy will lead to an ar- Attending a reunion or joining Do something that will chal- Take action if you think some- all you can. The information mation. Someone will try to gument. Have your facts and forces with someone you have lenge you, but not cost you one has been tampering with you pick up will encourage you make you look bad. Rely on ex- figures ready, or you may end worked with in the past should emotionally, mentally or finan- your money or possessions to make smart, well-thought- perience to keep from making up having to rethink your plans. be carried out carefully. Don’t cially. An impulsive but frugal or meddling in pending legal out changes instead of acting certain mistakes when dealing Going over your budget will not compromise your current po- move will put you in a good matters. If you stay one step on impulse. with business and personal be acceptable. sition in order to help out a position. ahead, you will avoid loss. partnerships. friend. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Don’t fold under emotional CANCER (June 21-July 22) Someone’s personal informa- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) pressure or manipulation. You Be cautious if someone from tion will be withheld from you. Participate in events, retreats If you look at your past, you’ll Use your intelligence to wade must watch for signs of excess your past contacts you. Ulterior Don’t feel the need to make and courses that engage you. discover something that will your way through financial or or inconsistency when working motives are present, regardless a decision regarding religion, Doing something special with a help solve a problem you are medical problems. It’s your with others. Good fortune will of the compliments and kindness philosophy or your personal loved one will bring you closer facing. Don’t argue with some- responsibility to see matters come from you using common offered you. Don’t offer to pay for beliefs in order to fit in. A day together. A lifestyle change will one; walk away and do your through to the end. Don’t rely sense. others or make a donation. trip or retreat will offer clarity. have good results. own thing. on anyone but yourself.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Wife in sexless marriage is looking for a way out Trump tricks are coming or going DEAR ABBY: I have tion. Reportedly, his wife’s A quotation sometimes at- card his inevitable diamond been married for three Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van parents tried to dissuade tributed to Voltaire is: “Each loser. But if East defends bet- years. We are both retired. Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, them from doing it, too. player must accept the cards ter, cashing the diamond ace Five months after the and was founded by her mother, The explanation we were life deals him or her; but once before playing the third heart, wedding, my husband let given was “they need to they are in hand, he or she declarer will have to ruff high. me know that he wasn’t Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at have the same last name alone must decide how to Then he has to draw trumps interested in having sex DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los to feel like a family.” I sup- play the cards in order to win without losing a trick. anymore. We no longer Angeles, CA 90069. pose our last name was the game.” Given the 2-6 heart split, share a bedroom. He’s not acceptable, although Perhaps “to try to win the West rates to be longer in overweight, not in the best they claimed they had swer to your question is no. I’m not sure how I should game” would have been more spades than East. So, South of health, and refuses to nothing against it. You made clear to your feel about this. I’m writing accurate. There are times should cash his second high change his diet or exer- I tried to compromise and husband that sex in a mar- for opinions from you and when your cards are just not spade. Here, the 10 drops cise. suggested my son use a riage was important to you. others. I can’t turn to my good enough to win. from East. Now declarer I feel like I am living hyphenated name. They You say he “agreed to every- friends because I don’t with a very nice male agreed to it, but changed Today’s deal gives two play- should continue with a spade thing.” Because that was want this to become small- friend. Other than the their minds after the wed- ers, East and South, chances to dummy’s eight. This finesse not the truth and you were town gossip. to make good plays. What is a strong favorite to work. lack of affection, he isn’t a misled, consult an attorney ding. I suspect that their bad person and he pays all PAINTED IN NEW reason was they want their should happen in four spades When a defender is hoping to find out if the marriage after West leads the heart for a trump promotion, he the bills. I did state clearly can be annulled. JERSEY children to have a different to him before we were last name than ours. king? should try to cash every side- married what I was look- DEAR PAINTED: You What is your take on North’s rebid showed a bal- suit trick first. DEAR ABBY: My hus- asked for an opinion, so anced 18 or 19 — or a poor ing for in a husband, and band and I have been this? Am I overreacting by he agreed to everything I here’s mine. Frankly, I’m wanting to have nothing 20 — points with at least one married for 10 years. We surprised it has taken you heart stopper. If South had said. Although I am lonely, are both in our 50s. Six to do with them? I would never cheat on 10 years to notice this. Be- raised to three no-trump, it months ago, I found him cause your husband enjoys MOM OF ANOTHER him. with nail polish on his would have “ruined” the deal. I have been thinking painting his toenails, look NAME South has three red-suit toes. When I asked him the other way and don’t about an exit plan. We about it, he explained that DEAR MOM: Yes, you losers, with possible problems pray every night and at- obsess about it. We all have in each black suit if the cards it started in his 20s when quirks, and what he’s do- are overreacting. If you tend church together. He a girlfriend painted his keep this up, your grand- are distributed badly. East can refuses to consider any ing is harmless. toes, and he liked it. He P.S. I have it on good children will miss out on a see three defensive tricks: two type of marriage counsel- has been painting his toes loving grandma. It is pos- hearts and one diamond. The ing. I’m not stressed, but I authority that he isn’t the ever since. He said he only man who does it. sible that your son and his fourth will have to come from know I must get out of doesn’t wear polish all the wife preferred a name that the trump suit. So, after East here. Any suggestions on time, but he does it for DEAR ABBY: I am es- was less ethnic or easier to wins the second heart, what how to save this marriage? himself and he likes how tranged from my son be- spell. Hyphenating names should he do? THE EXIT PLAN it looks. I asked if he was cause he changed his last can create problems — es- If East immediately leads a a cross-dresser, and he as- name when he married. pecially if it continues into third heart, South should dis- DEAR EXIT: The an- sured me he isn’t. He did it over my objec- the next generation.

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By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Premises: 16 Caldwell Crescent, Lynn, MA mortgage given by Mary E. Barnes to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, mortgage and security agreement given by Stephen J. Shea ("Mortgagor") to Inc., dated November 15, 2007 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern Saugusbank, a Co-operative Bank, dated January 8, 2014, and recorded with the By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain District) Registry of Deeds at Book 27336, Page 534, of which mortgage the Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds in Book 33059, Page 135, of mortgage given by Hector Luis Salas to Mortgage Financial Services, Inc. and now undersigned is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic which mortgage the undersigned, North Shore Bank, A Cooperative Bank, is the held by Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency, said mortgage dated February Registration Systems, Inc. to Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP dated March present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose 27, 2004, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of 17, 2009 and recorded with said registry on March 24, 2009 at Book 28429 of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 P.M. on the 19th Deeds in Book 22446, Page 30, said mortgage was assigned from Mortgage Page 269 and by assignment from Bank of America, N.A., successor by merger to day of April, 2017, on the mortgaged premises known and numbered as 27 West Financial Services, Inc. to Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency by assignment BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP, fka Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP to Baltimore Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described dated February 27, 2004 and recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book 22446 Federal National Mortgage Association dated April 14, 2015 and recorded with in said mortgage, to wit: at Page 49; for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of said registry on April 22, 2015 at Book 33998 Page 365, for breach of the foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on May 3, 2017 at 11:00 AM conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the buildings Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises described in said sold at Public Auction at 3:00 p.m. on May 1, 2017, on the mortgaged premises thereon, being Lot B on a "Subdivision of Land as assessed to Waldo H. and mortgage, to wit: located at 93 President Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and Minnie L. Brown, June 1, 1959, Joseph J. Macaione, Reg. Land Surveyor" recorded singular the premises described in said mortgage, with Essex South Registry of Deed sin Book 4598, Page 392: The land, with the buildings thereon known as 16 Caldwell Crescent, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, being a portion of Lot 88 on a plan drawn by C.W. Gay, TO WIT: SOUTHEASTERLY by West Baltimore Street, Thirty-Eight and 81/100 C.B., dated June 25, 1982, recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, (38.81) feet; Book of Plans 13, Plan 23, bounded and described as follows: Two parcels of land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot A on said Plan, One Hundred Twenty-Seven and NORTHERLY: by said Crescent, 11.30 feet; 80/100 (127.80) feet; PARCEL 1 NORTHEAST: by said Crescent, by a curved line, 32.22 feet; NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Rossen, Thirty-One and The land together with the buildings thereon in said Lynn, bounded and described 70/100 (31.70) feet; and EASTERLY: by said Crescent, 36.68 feet; as follows: NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Tremaine and land now or SOUTHERLY: by Lots 78 and 79, as shown on said plan 45.75 feet; NORTHEASTERLY: By President Street, 50 feet; formerly of Monette, One Hundred Thirty-One (131) feet. WESTERLY: by the remaining portion of Lot 88, 65.52 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY: By Lots 131 and 143 on a plan hereinafter mentioned, 142 feet; Containing 4,539 square feet of land according to said plan. Containing 2,230 square feet, more or less, according to said plan. SOUTHWESTERLY: By Jasper Street, 36.50 feet; and Said premises are #27 West Baltimore Street in the present numbering thereof. The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in NORTHWESTERLY: By Lot 133 on said plan, 133 feet. the event of a typographical error in this publication. Subject to and with the benefit of a Right of Way as shown on said plan, Be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and being Four and 5/10 (4.5) feet wide on Lot A and Four and 5/10 (4.5) feet wide For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated February 27, 2004, and recorded in described. The premises are shown as Lot 132 on a plan of land of Issac Newhall on Lot B, and One Hundred Twenty-Seven and 80/100 (127.80) feet long from the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 22446, Page 28. by J.Q. Hammond, Surveyor, dated October 10, 1871. West Baltimore Street, for all purposes for which a right of way is customarily used. TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all Being same premises conveyed to Harry Arthur Prunier and Louise Lemieux Prunier The premises to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way, liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if by Deed of Elizabeth K. Snow dated April 12, 1946, and recorded with the Essex easements, covenants, restrictions, buildings and zoning laws, improvements, any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. South District Registry of Deeds in Book 3452, Page 91. Also see Essex Probate unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of Docket No. 85P2996 and Essex Probate Docket No. 03P0296EP1. tenants and parties in possession, mortgages, existing encumbrances, and all FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid in other claims in the nature of liens now existing or hereafter arising, having priority cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of PARCEL 2 over the Mortgage, if any there be. The premises shall also be sold subject to the the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, right of redemption of the United States of America, if any there be. certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days after the A certain parcel of land in Lynn, Massachusetts, being Lot 8, containing 751 date of sale. square feet as shown on a plan titled, ''Plan of Abandonment in Lynn, Ma of TERMS OF SALE: Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00) will be required Summit and Jasper Streets'' and being bounded and described as follows: to be paid by certified check or bank cashier's check made payable to the Other terms to be announced at the sale. Mortgagee at the time and place of sale as a deposit. The balance is to be paid to NORTH: By Lot 9, 25.54 feet; the Mortgagee by certified check or by bank cashier's check within thirty (30) days Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP after the sale at the Law Office of F. Robert Allison, Attorney at Law, 159 Derby 1080 Main Street EAST: By land owned by Prunier, 33.51 feet; Street, Salem, Massachusetts. Time is of the essence. The successful bidder shall Pawtucket, RI 02860 be required to sign a Memorandum of Sale at the Auction Sale. Attorney for Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency SOUTH: By Lot 7, 25.02 feet; and Present Holder of the Mortgage The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by (401) 272-1400 WEST: By centerline of Jasper Street, 26.89 feet. public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further Item: April 5, 12, 19, 2017 postpone at any adjourned sale date by public proclamation at the time and date Subject to the provisions of the City of Lynn Zone Ordinance. appointed for the adjourned sale date. LYNN HOUSING AUTHORITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS (RFQ) Being same premises conveyed to Harry A. Prunier and Louise L. Prunier by Deed The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR 826 WASHINTON STREET of the City of Lynn dated October 16, 1985, and recorded with the Essex South in the event of a typographical error in this publication. District Registry of Deeds in Book 8879, Page 391. Also see Essex Probate Docket The Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development (LHAND) invite No. 85P2996 and Essex Probate Docket No. 03P0296EP1. OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE. applications from licensed architects for the design services related to the development of a 20+ unit building located at 826 Washington Street, Lynn, Ma. For title reference see deed dated 18 April 03 recorded in said registry in Book DATE: 01902. Services to include schematic/study phase, design development, 20623, Page 081. NORTH SHORE BANK, construction cost estimates, plans and specifications, bidding, award, construction A COOPERATIVE BANK, and post construction phase. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Present holder of said Mortgage, District) Registry of Deeds in Book 20623, Page 81. By its attorney, Construction project bidding must follow M.G.L. Chapter 149, §§ 44A-44J as well as any stricter federal procurement laws These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit F. ROBERT ALLISON, ESQUIRE of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the 159 Derby Street The design fee will be negotiated not to exceed $140,000. DO NOT include a cost nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Salem, MA 0l970 proposal with your application. Estimated construction cost is $8.5 million. titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or (978) 740-9433 liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Item: March 29, April 5, 12, 2017 Funding provided by the Department of Housing and Community Development having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, through the Urban Agenda Program. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE All designs must comply with Federal, State and local regulations. TERMS OF SALE: By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage and security agreement given by Stephen J. Shea ("Mortgagor") to Saugusbank, a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is available Wednesday, April 5,2017 at the Lynn A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank Co-operative Bank, dated January 8, 2014, and recorded with the Essex County Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development, Procurement Office located at check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. Southern District Registry of Deeds in Book 33059, Page 153, of which mortgage 92 Curwin Circle, Lynn MA. 01905 or by emailing [email protected]. Questions The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., the undersigned, North Shore Bank, A Cooperative Bank, is the present holder, for regarding the scope of work should be directed to Peggy Phelps at 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the 781-581-8622. 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 P.M. on the 19th day of April, 2017, from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon on the mortgaged premises known and numbered as 129 Allen Avenue, Lynn, Interested firms must certify that they are not debarred, suspended or otherwise receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: prohibited from professional practice by any Federal, State or local agency. said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon, situated in Lynn, Essex Site visits for potential applicants are by appointment only. Contact Peggy Phelps Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. County, Massachusetts, being known as a numbered 129 Allen Avenue, and being to schedule a visit. bounded and described as follows: FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE Applications are due no later than Thursday, April 20, 2017 at 2:00p.m. ASSOCIATION (''FANNIE MAE'') BEGINNING at a point of Allen Avenue, Ninety (90) feet from the corner of Bay Applications must be mailed or delivered to the attention of Jim Finigan, Present holder of said mortgage View Avenue and running; Procurement Manager, 92 Curwin Circle, Lynn, Ma. 01905. Applications received after that time shall not be considered. Firms must provide one (1) original and By its Attorneys, WESTERLY on said Allen Avenue, fifty (50) feet, thence turning and running; three (3) copies of their application. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 150 California Street NORTHERLY on land now or formerly of Harris or Russell, one hundred (100) feet, Lynn Housing Authority's Board of Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or Newton, MA 02458 thence turning and running; all applications or take such action as it may deem best for the Lynn Housing (617) 558-0500 Authority and Neighborhood Development. 201604-0518 - TEA EASTERLY on land now or formerly of Ireson, fifty (50) feet; thence turning and Item: April 5, 12, 19, 2017 running The LHAND Board of Commissioners and the Executive Director will do the notice of the award and the actual award of this contract. LEGAL NOTICE SOUTHERLY on land now or formerly said Ireson, one hundred (100) feet to the point of beginning. M.G.L. c. 7C, §§44-57 Greater Lynn Senior Services (GLSS) 8 Silsbee Street, Lynn, MA 01901, and North Charles J. Gaeta Shore Elder Services (NSES), 300 Rosewood Drive, #200, Danvers, MA, are Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and Executive Director non-profit organizations designated by the Massachusetts Office of Elder Affairs described. Item: April 5, 2017 (EOEA) as Aging Services Access Points (ASAPs) to provide certain Home Care services to elders living in Danvers, Lynn, Lynnfield, Marblehead, Middleton, The premises to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way, Nahant, Peabody, Saugus, Salem and Swampscott. easements, covenants, restrictions, buildings and zoning laws, improvements, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of GLSS and NSES have formed a collaborative for the purpose of contracting for tenants and parties in possession, mortgages, existing encumbrances, and all certain non-homemaker services. We invite proposals from organizations wishing other claims in the nature of liens now existing or hereafter arising, having priority Does your company to contract individually with GLSS and NSES for the provision of any of the over the Mortgage, if any there be. The premises shall also be sold subject to the following services: Legal Services, Competency Evaluation, Financial Consultation, right of redemption of the United States of America, if any there be. need employees? Bill Payer Services, Representative Payee Services, Chore Services, Companion, Emergency Shelter, Environmental Accessibility Adaptations, Laundry, Grocery TERMS OF SALE: Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00) will be Shopping and Delivery, Habilitation Therapy, Home Health Aide Services, Skilled required to be paid by certified check or bank cashier's check made payable to the Nursing Services, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy, Home Mortgagee at the time and place of sale as a deposit. The balance is to be paid to Delivered Meals, Nutritional Assessment, Medication Dispensing System, Personal the Mortgagee by certified check or by bank cashier's check within thirty (30) days Emergency Response System, Enhanced PERS, On-Call, Respite Care, Transitional after the sale at the Law Office of F. Robert Allison, Attorney at Law, 159 Derby Assistance, Transportation, Vision Rehabilitation, Wanderer Locator Services, Adult Street, Salem, Massachusetts. Time is of the essence. The successful bidder shall Day Health, Behavioral Health Services, Translation/Interpreting Services including be required to sign a Memorandum of Sale at the Auction Sale. deaf interpreter services. The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by Interested organizations may visit the GLSS website at www.glss.net to obtain public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further information and application documents. postpone at any adjourned sale date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the adjourned sale date. All proposals must be submitted by 5:00 pm on May 15, 2017 and are subject to review by the Boards of Directors of NSES and GLSS, and by the EOEA. Selected The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control bidders will be issued individual Non-Homemaker Agreements from both GLSS and in the event of a typographical error in this publication. NSES for the three-year period beginning October 1, 2017. OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE. Placing a help wanted ad is great for GLSS and NSES reserve the right to reject any and all proposals if it determines that such refusal is in the public interest. GLSS and NSES also reserve the right to DATE: finding the skilled workers you need. amend or withdraw all or any part of this notice and/or any or all of the services NORTH SHORE BANK, sought by this notice. This notice does not obligate GLSS or NSES to award a A COOPERATIVE BANK, contract, to pay for any costs incurred in the preparation of any Present holder of said Mortgage, application/proposal, or to produce any services. By its attorney,

Proposal will be evaluated based on past performance, financial and technical F. ROBERT ALLISON, ESQUIRE resources, cost, quality of proposed services, and ability to meet service needs in 159 Derby Street the city and towns served by GLSS and NSES. We reserve the right to negotiate Salem, MA 0l970 with the applicant, any item(s) contained in the proposal(s). (978) 740-9433 Item: March 29, April 5, 12, 2017 Minority business enterprises, minority non-profit organizations, and small business concerns are encouraged to apply.

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Steps en- graved with Bikepacking adds a dose a quote from famed natu- of fun to backpacking ralist John Muir lead up By John Marshall two-footed cousin, yet to the Par- ASSOCIATED PRESS with an added physical adise area challenge as you try to trails in the PHOENIX — Backpack- navigate a bike through ing is a great way to en- Mount Rain- the woods. joy the outdoors with the ier National “It’s just fun,” said Scott added bonus of getting Park in Wash- Morris of Bikepacking. a little exercise. Those ington. net. “It’s not really an packs are not light and it adrenaline rush where involves walking most of you’re doing big jumps or FILE PHOTO | the time, so you definite- ASSOCIATED PRESS whatever, but there’s still ly feel it at the end of the the aspect of being chal- day. lenged technically where The two-wheeled ver- you’re riding rocks and Much design goes into park and trail maps sion of backpacking adds it’s a question of whether a more technical dimen- you can cross a section or By Kim Cook Traverse City, Michigan. an arrowhead and moun- white says, “signs are the sion. not. Hiking is just walk- ASSOCIATED PRESS Cost-effectiveness, dura- tains. primary way the NPS An outdoor activity ing.” bility, accessibility — and In the 1950s, an effort communicates with vis- A hike in the woods or a growing in populari- Bikepacking is a bit like attractiveness — are all was made to create a more itors.” Some greet, some ty, bikepacking offers bike touring, but is usu- stroll through a preserve considerations in sign de- cohesive visual identity, guide and some educate, or park can be enhanced the same get-in-touch- ally done in the dirt and sign, he says. For interpre- says Phil Musselwhite, but they’re all aimed at with-nature vibe as its more lightweight. by a good trail sign — one tive signs, a great deal of a North Carolina-based enhancing appreciation of that is informative, easy information often must be graphic designer and Park the parks. Lee to see, yet doesn’t intrude conveyed in a relatively Service veteran. But that Individual parks can Blackwell on the vista. small amount of space. And midcentury redesign of the tailor signage to unique It’s a lot to ask of a sign and Chad there’s branding; an aquar- logo — triangles and balls features, but a universal Brown designer. ium or zoo, for instance, representing trees and visual identity manual “A wayfinding sign should are shown might want their logo incor- cultural artifacts — met provides general guidance. bike- be apparent when you porated into signage. with a tepid response, and For example, it suggests packing a need it. But when you’re National Park Service the arrowhead, bison and two typefaces — Frutiger not looking for directional signs have their own craggy vista were brought and Rawlinson — on most segment of information, its aesthetics recognizable look. From back. There’s been some outdoor signs, and hori- the Arizo- should complement the en- the beginning, it was in- tweaking since then, but zontal panels with black na Trail. vironment so that it’ll feel fluenced by the “parki- no drastic alterations. borders. Visitors should as though it belongs there,” tecture” of hewn logs and With the number of Park be able to see at a glance FILE PHOTO | says Jeff Frank, lead de- stone: Signs depicted a Service signs estimated a connection to the land- ASSOCIATED signer at Corbin Design in sequoia cone, and later near 800,000, Mussel- scape. PRESS B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 2017 FOOD Bean there, done that By Rosalie Harrington ITEM FOOD EDITOR Pasta fazool (Pasta e fagioli; pasta with beans) The jars of dried beans on their own shelf in my Noni’s pantry were a sight — In a deep (about 5 inches) heavy bottom sauté pan, heat 3 tablespoons of olive oil. If you prefer a smoky avor, you can to behold. Noni would save substitute three rashes of chopped bacon or pancetta. the occasional jar that — In the fat that is rendered, add 2 ribs of celery, including would come her way from the leaves, 1 small onion, 2 cloves of garlic and 2 medium store-bought foods — say carrots, chopped. Cook for 5 minutes, stirring the pot. mustard or mayonnaise, — Add a sprig of thyme and rosemary and 2 cups of chicken or though it’s hard to imag- beef broth. Cover the pan and simmer until the carrots are tender. ine that she would have — Add 1½ cup of tomato sauce, 1 15-ounce can of rinsed made those herself, too! white kidney beans (cannellini), and 2 cups of chicken broth. The front of the shelves Simmer for 5 minutes to combine the avors. (I use grape was decorated with a tomatoes, which I chop in the food processor, sautéed with shiny colored paper that a few cloves of garlic, salt and a bay leaf, a sprig each of came on a roll, designed thyme, and rosemary; cook for 20 minutes.) It is rather thick, specifically for this pur- but very tasty and perfect to add to soups or on its own over pose. pasta with some chopped basil sprinkled on top.) She was never happi- — Boil 3 quarts of water in your pasta pot, add a little salt and er than when she was in cook ¾ pound of pasta until al dente. I love the Barilla mezzi the “Racket Store” in East rigatoni. The beans and veggies slide into the pasta. Perfect. Boston, nearly an all-day — Do not put oil in your pasta pot to prevent sticking. Hav- outing traveling via trol- ing enough water and stirring the pot will prevent this. Putting ley and then bus from Re- oil in the water will only stop the sauce from sticking to the vere. The store was filled pasta when you are eating it! with stacks of kitchen- — Add the drained pasta to the pot and stir; add a little ware she could just dream Rosalie’s pasta e fagioli. Every Italian household has its version. It is the more hot broth if you prefer a more soupy dish. of owning. Noni saved the quickest and easiest dish to make with canned white kidney beans — not — Sprinkle with Pecorino Romano. Buon appetito. dishes that were given as delicious as when you soak the dried ones, but very good. away at the movies, “the show.” They had a wheat from New York a national- We went into the kitchen, Pecorino Romano. the next day. There is no reason to pattern on white, and the ly syndicated radio show and he grabbed a sauté I often make this deli- My Mississippi grand- make a small amount of movie lover that she was, called “Delicious Encoun- pan, a few cloves of gar- cious dish and think of the mommy used black-eyed lentils or beans of any she collected many soup ters.” I interviewed Mario lic and in a few seconds warm, charming and oh-so peas a lot in her cooking. kind; they can be refriger- bowls, plates, a large bowl it was sweating in olive talented Mario. I remem- She cooked the beans in ated for several days and for macaroni — the word Batali at his Greenwich that has been replaced by Village Restaurant, Lupa. oil with a few red pepper ber well those restaurant bacon and onion and then there are countless ways pasta in the current us- My son and I — he lived flakes into which he add- days when you could be so ladled a scoop of them over to enjoy them — in salads age. For 12 cents you got on Bleecker Street in the ed some fresh chopped creative with all the food her golden corn sticks, or in soup with pasta. to see a newsreel, a short Village — had been there rosemary. He grabbed a right there at your finger- which she had baked in With the warmer weath- movie and then a regular together, a few years pre- handful of chickpeas, call- tips. It was like painting a black iron pan with er seemingly on its way, a feature — quite a bar- viously, and I loved it. ing them ceci, Mario gave with food. chopped veggies on top, bean or lentil salad on a gain, especially when you Mario met my hus- them a quick rinse and There were jars of white like okra, tomatoes, red on- picnic goes with anything, account for the dish you band Todd and me at the dried them with a kitchen beans, labeled cannelloni, ion, bell peppers. It was the especially sliced pork roast were given to take home! restaurant during the day, cloth, then they went into which was used in Pasta e taste of the South personi- or grilled fish. Make some On Noni’s shelves, chick- before it opened for dinner. the pan, with a vigorous fagioli, often called “pasta fied. Black-eyed peas were memories, enjoy some peas, also called garbanzo He had his little toddler shake, not a one escaping. fazool” here, a favorite of not part of my Noni’s rep- friends on a warm spring beans, were labeled “ceci,” son in tow and had walked Then he “hit the pan” with mine. It is easy and fast ertoire, but she had jars of day over a bottle of wine the Italian word, and my from his apartment near- a little chicken broth and to make, as long as you re- “lenticchie,” or lentils. The and some simple “cucina Italian grandmother used by. He asked if I would threw in a few swirls of member to soak the beans gray were the only ones pouvre,” the very rich and them in many of her dishes. like to make a quick and cooked pasta; a moment overnight (to eliminate available then, but today wonderful “cuisine of the This reminds me of a easy dish, a favorite of his; later it was on a platter, the gas-generating en- I prefer the orange-colored poor,” that is so popular in special day when I hosted of course I was thrilled. over which he grated some zyme) before cooking them ones, supposedly French. pricey restaurants today. Pimento cheese: Spreading the Southern love

By Marlene Parrish nos, cream cheese, another PITTSBURGH kind of cheese or both? Add POST-GAZETTE a pinch of sugar? Are you kidding me? Most cooks Pimento cheese is as agree that it’s best to make Southern as grits, fried the base recipe the first chicken, catfish and time, then proceed with belles. The orange and red caution. Even so, mine cheese mixture has been a will always be better than staple of Southern tables yours, yours will always be and lunch boxes for gener- better than mine and no- ations. body makes it better than In the 16 states south (insert any old name here). of the Mason-Dixon Line, Bottom line: there is no you’ll find a jar of the true recipe, and there’s no homemade stuff sharing a accounting for taste. refrigerator shelf with oth- One thing every cook er perennial denizens such can agree on, however, is as ketchup, mustard, bar- that pimento cheese must becue sauce and jam. Most be homemade. Avoid pre- Yankees are only vaguely made types in grocery aware of this icon of the store cold cases. They can South. If they are, it could have up to 30 components be because the pimento including something PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE cheese sandwich takes a called “American cheese turn in the spotlight once a imitation,” corn syrup and The Pimiento Cheese sandwich takes a turn in the spotlight once a year as the most traditional year as the most tradition- stabilizers. Worse, they offering on the menu at the Masters golf tournament. al offering on the menu at can be Day-glo, slimy and the Augusta Masters Golf taste awful. Tournament, held this The ways to eat pimento The Lee Brothers’ Pimento Cheese in the fridge about 1 week. year from April 6-9. cheese are many. Spread — Makes about 1½ cups. Shame. between two slices of soft There are more complicated recipes, but none better. This ver- Pimento cheese is pri- white commercially made sion is the easiest, longest-lasting and most traditional. Cheese Augusta National’s Masters Golf-Style marily a sandwich spread, bread, crusts cut off, or not. grates easiest when cold. Spread the mixture on crackers, trowel simple and delicious, a Or spread on toasted slices it on white bread for sandwiches, stuff it into celery sticks, make Pimiento Cheese Sandwich mix of cheddar cheese, of hearty country bread or grilled cheese, top a burger or baked potato. Make it a day At the Augusta Masters Golf Tournament, the most traditional pimento peppers, may- English muffins, then run ahead, and the avor improves. onnaise, salt and pepper. under the broiler to get menu offering is the pimiento cheese sandwich, and note the (Pimentos are a variety melty and gooey. Make any Southern spelling. The mixture is spread on soft white, spongy — 8 ounces extra-sharp cheddar cheese, grated with a food supermarket-type bread, wrapped in green (of course) waxed of mild chili pepper called grilled cheese sandwich, but processor or hand-grater (never pre-grated) “cherry peppers.” They are spread the outside slices paper, and costs just $1.50. The actual recipe is a big secret, — ¼ cup softened cream cheese (2 ounces, pulled into several pieces) but according to golfers, this version is close. even sweeter than bell with mayo instead of butter — Scant ½ cup jarred pimento or roasted red peppers (from a peppers and very mild.) for a delicious change. 7-ounce jar,  nely diced — 3 cups shredded white cheddar cheese After that, few agree on Set out a crock with a — 3 tablespoons mayonnaise, Duke’s, Hellmann’s, or any additions and variations — 2 cups shredded sharp yellow cheddar cheese small spatula and spread high-quality store-bought mayonnaise to the basic recipe and — 4 ounces crumbled blue cheese on crackers or fill the — ½ teaspoon dried red chili akes the customizing begins. — 1 cup shredded Parmesan cheese channels of celery sticks. — Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste Should you use Hellmann’s Bake the stuff in a cas- — 1 (4-ounce) jar sliced pimentos, drained — In a large mixing bowl, place the cheddar cheese in an even mayo or the Southern fa- serole for a spicy cheese — 1 cup light mayonnaise layer. Scatter the cream cheese, pimentos, mayonnaise and chili vorite, Duke’s mayonnaise. dip. Add a blob to baked — 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard Should the finished prod- potatoes. Raise the bar on akes over the cheddar cheese. Using a spatula, mix the pimento — 1 loaf of white, grocery store soft bread uct be smooth or chunky? burgers and omelets. Eat cheese until it is smooth and spreadable, about 1½ minutes. — Combine cheeses, pimentos, mayo and mustard in a food proces- What about adding ba- it for lunch, for a snack or — Transfer the pimento cheese to a jar, plastic container or sor and process until smooth. Cover and chill. Spread on bread slices. con, onions, garlic, cay- spoon it right out of the jar. bowl, cover tightly and store in the fridge. Pimento cheese keeps — Makes a lot of sandwiches. enne, pickles and jalape- And damn if it isn’t good.

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