TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2017 Lynn Cocoanut Grove to feel burned in memory pain in the tax 75 years later By Bridget Turcotte By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF LYNN — It was 75 years LYNN — The good ago today that 492 people news is home values were killed in a re at the are on the rise in the Cocoanut Grove nightclub city. The bad news is it in Boston, but for many in will bring higher taxes. Lynn, the memories of the Thanks to strong day are still painful. demand, residential The club, between property values in- Piedmont and Shawmut creased by an average streets, had false walls of 9 percent this year of arti cial leather, cloth and the surge is ex- covering the ceilings, ar- pected to boost real ti cial palm trees, a dance estate taxes, according  oor, the longest bar in the to the city’s Assessing city, and an electric roof Department. that rolled back to provide Under the new val- a glimpse of the sky. uations, single-family ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Most of the doors and home values increased Joan Spofford and her hydrangea exits were illegally locked by 9.3 percent, condo- bush that was cut. or blocked, and the main miniums 8.3 percent, entrance was a revolving two-families 9.1 per- door that quickly jammed cent, three-families 8.2 when crowds rushed out, percent and apartment Controversy causing people to fall and buildings 10.5 percent. pile up, inches away from Commercial values safety. increased modestly The club had a capacity by 2.4 percent while blossoms in of 460 people, but on Nov. industrial properties 28, 1942, it was packed saw a 1.8 percent in- with more than 1,000 crease. Swampscott dancers and diners. ITEM FILE PHOTO “Residential prop- The Daily Evening Item erties appreciated at reported on Nov. 30, 1942 a much higher rate By Gayla Cawley that several Lynn resi- ITEM STAFF than commercial or dents were at the Cocoa- industrial properties, SWAMPSCOTT — One Ocean View Road nut Grove on the night of continuing the re- couple has a strange problem. They say some- the re. cent trend,” said Peter one has come onto their property at least Twenty-three-year-old Caron, Lynn’s CFO. twice to trim a signi cant portion of their hy- Leigh Sudnovsky, a gradu- “Unfortunately for drangea bush. ate of Lynn Classical and homeowners, they will David “Dewey” and Joan Spofford live at 23 Burdett College, was there take on a greater share Ocean View Road. David said his wife planted with her sister Hilda and of the tax burden next a hydrangea bush 30 to 40 years ago right in cousin Norman Zeitsoff year.” front of the house. when she was killed. Hil- For Jose Alvarez, who Last November, David said they went to da, who excused herself bought his 107-year- Maine for four to ve days and when they from the table to wash her old single-family home came back to their home, they noticed that 50 hands in the bathroom on Essex Street in percent of the bush’s branches had been cut. when the  ames broke 2009 for $100,000, the He said they thought it was a “little bit funny” out, survived. increase in home val- and gured that someone around the neigh- “I left the table located ues is not necessarily borhood might have trimmed it. close to the entrance and good news. Around the middle of this month, David said went to the ladies’ room,” His two-bedroom the couple went to Maine again and returned she told the Item in 1942. COURTESY PHOTO home is assessed at to nd that two thirds of the hydrangea had “I was in there only a min- $220,700, but that been cut. ute. As I opened the door, Boston Globe staff photographer Harry Hol- number is expected brook captured this scene at Cocoanut Grove to rise by more than BUSH, A7 COCOANUT, A3 of a man carrying a woman from the re. $20,000 next year and will likely increase his real estate tax bill. “It’s great that my home’s value has in- Saugus, Malden, Medford down for the recounts creased, but it’s mak- ing it much more By Bridget Turcotte Riley said with the closeness of the results, The recount took eight hours on Monday expensive to live in ITEM STAFF she owed it to her supporters to ensure the and changed Mitchell’s results by two votes. Lynn,” he said. “Some process was not  awed, especially because the He nished with 1660 votes, closing the gap of us can’t afford to A recounting of the votes in the Saugus voting machines were new. between his nal count and Riley’s to 14. Riley stay here and that’s Board of Selectmen race resulted in a differ- The town spent $55,000 on 11 new voting nished with the same amount of votes. why people are moving ence of a handful of votes, but candidates re- machines in September to replace tabulators “The recount con rmed what the election out.” mained in the same order. And in Malden and that were more than two decades old. results were three weeks ago,” said Mitchell. The city raised Medford, recounts didn’t change the outcome Debra Panetta nished rst with 2,314 “We now see there weren’t issues with the $121.5 million last in either school committee race. votes, followed by Jeff Cicolini with 2,055, new machines as was stated in the papers as year in real estate tax- Corinne Riley, the sixth place nisher in the Jennifer D’Eon with 1,935, Scott Brazis with reasons for a recount. Honestly, I was a lit- es. For scal year 2018, race for ve Board of Selectmen seats in Sau- 1,905, and Mitchell with 1,662. Riley nished tle surprised that Corinne Riley, who asked that number will rise gus, trailed fth place nisher Mark Mitchell behind Mitchell with 1,646 votes. Michael Se- for this process, didn’t have the class to by 16 votes in the Nov. 7 election and led a rino nished with 1,609. Michael Coller se- TAX, A7 petition for the recount. cured 995 votes and Assunta Palomba got 984. RECOUNT, A7

STEVE KRAUSE COMMENTARY It’s time to punt on MIAA playoff system

Item Santa I’ve refrained from writing this system is a joke, it’s dangerous, while the season was in prog- and should be abolished as soon ress. as enough people coalesce in warms hearts, It’s simply not fair to cast as- their outrage to do away with it. persions on anything involving State high school football has raises hope kids who are going all out, week been broken for a long time, and after week, to achieve goals. the reason for it is simple. The By Harold Rivera And adults who throw cold wa- Massachusetts Interscholastic ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ITEM STAFF ter on the positive accomplish- Athletic Association insists on ments of the kids in their com- treating football just like any Caitlin Merrill, left, of Nahant speaks with A single mother is hoping to nd help munities deserve a special place other interscholastic sport. This artist Mary Jo Mitchell about her prints for this holiday season. The mother was re- down below. is absurd. Football is not like sale at the Nahant Holiday Fair. cently relocated because of domestic vi- But the season’s over (except any other interscholastic sport. olence and is unable to provide for her for Lynn Tech’s game Thursday First of all, football players INSIDE 12-year-old daughter because of a health in the state vocational nal at need time to rest and recover reasons. Nashoba Valley Tech in West- after increasingly-brutal games “I am writing to ask for any assistance ford), and that has nothing to do on Fridays and Saturdays. The In Opinion In LOOK! with what I’m about to address. Bill Brotherton: Nahant fair kicks off ITEM SANTA, A7 Simply put, the state playoff KRAUSE, A7 Giving thanks. A4 holiday shopping. A8

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 42° VOL. 139, ISSUE 301 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 39° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2017 OBITUARIES MBTA: Blue Line Theresa J. Fee, 92 Joan R. Deveney, 85 1925-2017 1932-2017 seen as model for LYNN — Mrs. There- member of St. Mary’s HAMPTON FALLS, and her sister-in- sa “Terry” J. (Barnes) Parish in Lynn. An N.H. — Joan R. law Shirley Caproni Fee, 92, a lifelong avid golfer, she was (Caproni) Deveney, of Peabody. She subway service resident of Lynn died a member of Gan- 85, of Hampton Falls, also leaves her nine on Sunday, Nov. 27, non Country Club. passed away peace- grandchildren, Lisa By Andy Metzger the reliability of the fleet 2017, at the Ka- She and her hus- fully on Sunday, Nov. DiPietro, Sean Rudd, STATE HOUSE itself, so ultimately that plan Family Hospice band loved ballroom 26, 2017, with her Brian Deveney, Scott NEWS SERVICE will be what our custom- House in Danvers. dancing and traveling loving and devoted Rudd, Pauline Fabia- ers will be able to feel,” BOSTON — For a view of She was the be- together to tropical family at her side. no, Erin Stromski, Su- Gonneville told reporters. the future the MBTA has loved wife of the late destinations, includ- She was born on san Rudd Cain, Ryan in mind for subway riders Shifting toward RCM Edward H. Fee with whom she ing Florida and the Caribbean Oct. 24, 1932, in Lynn, a Hanson and Brady Hanson on the Red and Orange on the two busiest sub- shared over 55 years of mar- and in the summer to Cape daughter of the late Henry and her 12 great-grandchil- lines, take a trip out to way lines — which have a riage. Born in Lynn, she was Cod. Most of all, Terry loved Caproni and Marietta Palmer. dren. She will be sadly missed Wonderland. combined average week- the daughter of the late Victor to spend time with her family Joan was raised in Lynn and by all those that knew and The Blue Line subway day ridership of roughy and Julia (Holland) Barrnes. and friends and often hosted graduated from Lynn English loved her. cars are decades newer 485,000 — will be “more She was the devoted mother pool parties at her home. High. She had worked at the In addition to her parents than the Red and Orange expensive in the short of Paula Fee and Jacqueline Service information: The- Sears Store in Peabody for and John, her husband of line fleets, and the MBTA term” but will yield better Hannigan of Middleton, David resa’s funeral will be held many years and retired. She over 30 years, Joan was pre- three years ago adopt- reliability at lower cost and Anne Marie Fee, and Dan- from the CUFFE-McGINN Fu- and her late husband, John deceased by her brothers, ed a new approach for over the long haul, said iel Fee, all of Lynn; the cher- neral Home, 157 Maple St., F. Devaney, lived in Middleton, Richard and Robert Caproni upkeep of its Blue Line Steve Poftak, a member of ished grandmother of Jennifer Lynn on Thursday, Nov. 30, at and Topsfield, before moving and her daughter-in-law Kathy fleet known as reliability the control board. Beckwith, Shawn David Fee, 9:30 a.m. followed by a fu- to Hampton Falls in 1989. Deveney. centered maintenance, or MBTA reliability, which both of Lynn Erin Needham neral Mass at 10:30 a.m. St. Joan was very active with the Service information: Vis- remains a problem for of Holyoke, Tracey Greeley of Mary’s Church, 8 S. Common Hampton Falls Free Library iting hours will be from 5-7 RCM. Plans are underway to many riders, could become Hampton, N.H., Colleen Be- St., Lynn. Burial will follow in where she worked for over 20 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 29 a major issue in the 2018 zanson of Peabody, Michael St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Lynn. years. She also enjoyed hand- in the REMICK & GENDRON adopt RCM on the Red gubernatorial election Fee of Puerto Rico and Kerri Relatives and friends are in- crafts, was very skilled at knit- Funeral Home — Crematory, and Orange lines, the oth- Bron of Danvers; and the dear vited. Visiting hours will be ting and crocheting and was 811 Lafayette Rd., Hampton, er two heavy rail lines, when Gov. Charlie Baker sister of the late Mary Kindler. held on Wednesday, Nov. 29 also a very talented artist. Her NH. Services will be held at and Chinese railcar man- is expected to seek a sec- She is also survived by seven from 4-8 p.m. in the funeral paintings and crafted pieces 11 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 30 ufacturer CRRC plans ond term. great-grandchildren and six home. In lieu of flowers, gifts were often shared with her in the funeral home. Burial to deliver more than 400 The Orange and Red nieces and nephews. in her memory may be made family and dear friends. Above will follow in the Oak Lawn new subway cars to com- line fleets are scheduled Terry graduated from Lynn to St Jude Children’s Research all else, Joan loved her family Cemetery, Hampton Falls. pletely replace the Red to be completely replaced Classical High School with the Hospital, PO Box 1893, Mem- and her grandchildren brought Family and friends are re- and Orange line fleets. starting next year and Class of 1943. She was proud phis, TN 38101-9950 or via her the greatest joy. spectfully invited. If desired, Under the approach continuing into 2023. The to have worked at GE in Lynn www.stjude.org. For the online Left to cherish her memory memorial donations may be still used on the Red and combination of new cars as part of the war effort during guestbook please visit www. are her daughters, Darlene made to the St. Vincent de Orange lines, about 80 and other improvements WWII. She was an active cuffemcginn.com. “Dee Dee” Rudd and her hus- Paul Society, c/o Our Lady percent of the T’s main- should shorten the time band Chandler of Hampton, of the Miraculous Medal, tenance resources are between trains on the Joanne Hanson of Hampton 289 Lafayette Rd., Hampton, devoted to reacting to Red, Orange and Blue Falls and Dale Bates and her NH 03842. Please visit www. mechanical problems, lines, significantly in- husband Mike of Georgetown, RemickGendron.com to view according to Deputy creasing their capacity, T Paul A. Marshall, 75 MA, her son John Deveney of Joan’s memorial website, to General Manager Jeff officials said. 1942-2017 Topsfield, her sister Barba- sign her tribute wall and for Gonneville. Once the T Capacity will increase ra Lucca of Hampton Falls directions. introduces its new fleets, by 50 percent on the Red DANVERS — Paul of Haverhill; his cher- 80 percent of the work on Line, 40 percent on the those vehicles should be Andrew Marshall, 75, ished grandchildren, Orange Line and 25 per- predictive and preventa- of Danvers formerly Kerry Beaton, Brian cent on the Blue Line once tive maintenance, Gon- of Lynn, passed away Beaton, and Hannah those new vehicles and John J. Ryan, 83 neville told the MBTA on Sunday, Nov. 26, Derby; a sister-in- processes are put in place, 2017, at the Beverly law, Patricia Marshall Fiscal and Management Control Board on Mon- according to Griffiths. Hospital with his lov- of Connecticut, and That would make com- ing family at his side. many nieces and LYNN — John Joseph Ryan, is survived by his children, John day. age 83, of Lynn, passed away Ryan, Linda Molea, Robert Ryan “This allows us to be- mutes more comfortable Paul was born nephews. He was for existing riders and al- in East Boston, on also predeceased by Sunday, Nov. 26, 2017, fol- and Beth Ryan, three sisters, come more effective,” said lowing a brief illness. He was three brothers, seven grandchil- Bill Griffiths, senior direc- low the T to serve a grow- March 4, 1942, son of the late his two brothers Alan Marshall ing population in Metro Alfred and Anna (Flaschner) and Leo Marshall and in Au- the husband of the late Hazel dren, two great-grandchildren tor of vehicle fleet strate- (Sprague) Ryan, with whom he and several nieces and neph- gy for the T. Boston. Marshall. Raised and educat- gust by his loving grandson “We should be planning ed in East Boston he gradu- Zachary Jacavanco. shared 54 years of marriage. ews. He was the brother of the Right now the Blue Line for growth in the future ated from East Boston High His family will receive rela- Born in Lynn and a lifelong late Dennis Doucette. is the only area of the because the region is School in 1960. tives and friends on Wednes- resident, he was the son of the Service information: Visi- MBTA using RCM, and Paul was employed for 10 day, Nov. 29 from 4 to 7 p.m. late John Ryan Sr. and Sylvia Ry- tation will be Thursday in the officials say it will pay growing. Our population years as a bus driver for the at the CONWAY, CAHILL-BRO- an-Doucette. Prior to his retire- GOODRICH Funeral Home, dividends for riders on the is growing. The num- Town of Lynnfield retiring in DEUR Funeral Home at 82 ment, he was employed 128 Washington St., line that runs between ber of jobs is growing,” 2009. Prior to that he owned Lynn St., Peabody. His funer- at General Electric. John Lynn, 9:30 a.m. to Revere and downtown Transportation Secre- his own canteen truck; his al service will be held in the enjoyed fishing and time noon. Burial will follow Boston. tary Stephanie Pollack route included GE in Lynn and funeral home on Thursday, spent with his children in Pine Grove Ceme- “What we did on the told reporters. She said, numerous businesses in East Nov. 30 at 11 a.m. In lieu of and grandchildren. He tery, Lynn. Blue Line had a tremen- “Traffic’s not getting any Boston. He was a member of flowers. Memorial contribu- dous effect on improving better.” the Orient Heights Yacht Club tions may be made out to the and enjoyed boating, fishing, Zachary Jacavanco Memorial hunting pheasant and collect- Scholarship Fund, C/O East- Tufts postpones Scaramucci event ing coins. ern Bank, 139 Washington Paul is survived by three St., Salem, MA 01970. Buri- daughters, Renee Jacavan- al will be private. Please visit after he threatens lawsuit over article co of Danvers, Diane Letell- www.ccbfuneral.com for di- ier and her husband Mark of rections, online obituary and MEDFORD (AP) — Tufts Topsfield and Stacy Marshall memorial guest book. University postponed an event with Anthony Scar- amucci after the former White House communica- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS tions director threatened a lawsuit over an opinion piece published in the stu- was a natural athlete who Navy pilot called hero dent newspaper. played soccer, softball for actions Scaramucci was sched- and baseball but had a uled to speak at the uni- DALTON (AP) — One passion for skiing. versity’s Fletcher School of the three U.S. Navy of Law and Diplomacy on sailors who died in an Police stop car with massive Monday, but a university aircraft crash in the Phil- Christmas tree on top spokesman told The Bos- ippine Sea last week grew ton Globe the event would up in western Massachu- SUDBURY (AP) — Po- be delayed until “legal setts. lice are showing residents matters” are resolved. Family members say how not to transport their In a letter dated Nov. 21, 28-year-old Navy pilot Lt. holiday trees. Scaramucci’s lawyer said Steven Combs Jr. grew up Sudbury police posted a he would take legal action in Dalton and graduated picture Friday of a vehicle unless the newspaper re- from St. Joseph Central with a large tree on top of tracted “false and defam- High School in Pittsfield. it. Almost the entire car atory allegations of fact” The C-2A “Greyhound” appears to be hidden. in an op-ed piece calling transport aircraft was Police say an officer for Scaramucci’s removal traveling to the USS stopped the vehicle on from an advisory board Ronald Reagan when it at the school. Scaramucci crashed the day before Route 20 in the town, is a 1986 graduate of the Thanksgiving. Eight peo- located about 25 miles (40 school. ple were rescued. km) west of Boston. Police on Facebook Graduate student Cami- One of Combs’ sisters, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Elizabeth Combs, says reminded people to lo Caballero wrote in a her brother was piloting transport holiday trees Nov. 6 piece that a man Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci the aircraft and managed “responsibly.” “who is irresponsible, in- poses for a photograph after an interview with the Associated Press in to settle it in the sea, It’s unclear if the driver consistent, an unethical Jerusalem, Monday. allowing for the rescue was cited. The depart- opportunist and who ex- of the eight people who ment did not immediately uded the highest degree of He said a Jewish friend lero said. “And he uses this “I’m shocked that a uni- survived. The Navy called respond to a request for disreputability should not conceived of the idea to power as a scare tactic.” versity that I love and be on the Fletcher Board.” highlight the public’s ig- Caballero’s piece echoed Combs’ actions “heroic.” additional details on have been a part of for 35 His sister says Combs Monday. The piece also criticized norance of the event. some of the complaints a poll posted by The Scar- Caballero says Scara- raised by other students years is silencing that de- amucci Post Twitter ac- mucci is trying to prevent and administrators who bate because of my request count as “giving comfort to him from using his First signed a petition calling for an apology,” he said. Selling a house? Holocaust deniers.” Scara- Amendment rights. for Scaramucci’s removal Buying a house? mucci said the poll, which “He is someone that uses from the board. Scaramuc- asked users how many his money to gain power ci said he had been looking Find out what properties Jews were killed in the and his wealth to buy him- forward to responding to 781-593-7700 recently sold in your area. mass slaughter, was post- self into things that will the concerns until Mon- Publishing Daily, except Sundays ed without his permission. get him attention,” Cabal- day’s event was called off. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Check out and additional offices. the Real Estate page Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions in Saturday’s paper. Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States $20.00 for 4 weeks Catch up with your $65.00 for 13 weeks $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year favorite team Send payment to and POSTMASTER, send address changes to: The Daily Item 110 Munroe St. in Item Sports! P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2017 A3 LYNN

LYNN ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL

Principal Thomas Strangie is Em, Narolin Luna, Jeneda Mai, Franklin Quintanilla Hernandez, Krische, Jazmin Lewis Santana, Karol Feliz Carrasco, Eric Fresco Cesa, Jonathan Chann, James proud to announce the English Melody Medina Feliz, Michelle Isaiah Reyes, Lisany Rodriguez, Irma Lopez Chavez, Abraham Peralta, Juliana Gabelus, Jack Claffey, Makayla Clements, Ja- High School first quarter honor Sencabaugh, Meghan Turner and Ainsley Rodriguez-Cabada, Juli- Lopez, Kevin Loza Montiel, De- Gallant, Jeriel Garcia, Lesley Gar- leen Cornejo, Sydney Denham, roll. Tora Ueland. anna Romero-Palomares, Julis- andre Mai, Veronica Mason, cia, Scart Garcia Rivas, Marco Mohamed Diallo, Javonte Ed- sa Romero-Palomares, Salwan Isaac Mauricio Pojoy, Taira Meas, Gomez Romero, Alexa Gutierrez, wards, Daniella Estrada, Joniel 9th Grade High Honors 9th Grade Honors Sabil, Safwan Samir, Johanne Kimberly Mejia-Lopez, Vilma Kaylen Jeffrey, Talia Jorge, Alexis Figueroa, Lia Funicella, Nicolas Santana De Jesus, Sabrin Sefa, Mendez, Crismeili Mieses Reyes, Kelly, Olivia Langlois, Amanda Garcia, Stravensky Gaston, Grace Janae Cole, Ashley Fajardo, Victoria Aguilar, Ryan Alves, Gay Soe, Damion Sok, Roberto Danette Neak Oung, Dustin Lopez, Jacqueline Lopez and Gately, Isabelle Giannopoulos, Afifa Farjana, Erignacio Fermin Gisell Arias Nunez, Angel Asobo, Sterling, Cole Story, Taina Ta- Nguyen, Tami Nguyen X Tan and Isamery Lucero, Chris Marenco, Saul Granados Caravantes, Sta- Perez , Florisel Ferreira Garcia, Ademide Badmus, Fabio Balla, varez-Reyes, Henry Tes, Devin Jefferson Obarisiagbon, Jessica Eva Muraga, Rehema Nanton- cey Guzman Matul, Olga Hernan- Santiago Grijalva, Yoxeth Gutier- Robyn Barrios, Kevin Biv, Rondell Touch, Uchenna Uzoma, Zachary Paredez, Julani Perez, Nataly Pe- go, Patrick Nkada Alehe, Blan- dez, Cristela Herrera, Destiny Hill, rez Tejada, Shakib Idris, Richard Brathwaite, Khoa Bui, Miguel Vega, Jocelyn Villanueva, Veron- rez Fuentes, Edward Perez Ortiz, ca Nolasco Hernandez, Alyssa Javaris Hill, John Hines, Emily Johnson, Tracy Nguyen, Saman- Chavez Romero, Androana Clem- ica Vong, Ryan Walker and Wil- Ava Perry, Angelina Pouk, Sone- Nop, Efe Oboh-Idahosa, Maria Hurtado Sierra, Ruth Igbinovia, tha Parker and Natalie Ramirez. at, Ryan Curley, Abner Feliciano liam Whalen. tra Pov, Brandon Ramirez Ixcoy, Odgers, Natalie Pa, Alexander Barrera, Mathias Fowler, Tyler Abrar Jalal, Liana Kim, Eliana Ravyn Rapley, Alexza Reach, Lau- Patten, Vanessa Paul, Ashley Lopez, Noe Macario and Jasleen 10th Grade High Honors Generazzo, Jason Gomez and 10th Grade Honors dys Reinoso Garcia, Katheryne Peach, Natia Pettaway, Perla Alejandra Gomez-Guzman, Ana Maldonado, Justin Mayne, Chey- Britanny Berumen Marquez, Reyna Cabrera, Yinelky Rosario Piantini Santana, Judenie Pros- enne McPherson, Leslie Mer- Grullon Tavarez, Nanima Guerrier, Carol Agustin Tomas, Ryan Bell, Rodriguez, Elissette Santiago, per, Fatima Ramirez, Jacquelyn Julia Chen, Ackiara Chhim, Yen- Kevin Gutierrez Cabrera, Jeffrey Amy Blake, Katelyn Bowden, cedes Sanchez, Kayla Messina, Linh Chit, Sofhia Contreras, Tal- Elena Sierra, Evelyn Soto Garcia, Ramirez, Miguel Ramos Acosta, Cindy Montesinos, Andre Mor- Gutierrez Tejada, Haitem Haloui, Breyanna Bragan, Ryan Bursey, Vance Spina, Yereline Taveras Al- Pamela Rosales, Shadab Sakin, lia Dudley, Adnan Jalal, Asmita Alexis Irawandi, Ali Khamis, Char- Mariana Caminero Mercedes, genstern, Khalil Mouhah, Julie Mangar, Nuvia Merida, Chloe manzar, Hannah Trahant, Mario Jermaine Segura-Hernandez, Muy, Johnson Ngandjui, Jesse lie Kiene-Gualtieri, Nyah Matea Rebekah Capellan, Jaileen Umana-Lopez, Zabdy Veliz De Calvin Seng, Mathieu Severance, Nevers, Devin Nguyen Som, Lalimarmo, Jerry Lam, Emeline Castro, Joseph Catano, Nelson Diamond Ngassa, Ryu Nun, Mi- Khammany Phommachanh, Sy- Leon, Brooke Zahine, Ryan Zollo Kaylee Smith, Dylan Sok, Julia chael Nunez, Freda Otaru, Khad- LeJeune, Bryana Lemus, Molina Chavez Lopez, Andrew Clem, and Nicole Zorrilla Encarnacion. Somaiy, Jhoana Tavarez, Jad- eeda Rahman, Jackelin Reyes ija Ould Sahraouia, Stephen Long, Quintin Long, Gladys Lopez Sarah Cole, Genise Cooks, iel Tejeda Burgos, Janiel Tejeda Romero, Adamma Uzoma and Ovalles, Jacqueline Paredez, Yoc, Anthony Lora Laboy, Jenny Franklin Hernandez Guevara De Burgos, Annika Ueland, Jona- Gzane Williams. 11th Grade Honors Justin Parker, Gabrielle Patter- Ly, Michelle MacPhail, Fenix Mar- Leon Moreta, Arianna Dejesus, than Ventura, Madeline Ventura quez Figueroa, Johanna Marti- Kathryn Deleon, Vilma Domin- Jose Adorno, Hawraa Al- son, Ethan Pech, Vitsethra Pho, 11th Grade High Honors Vasquez, Veronica Wenzel, Erik nez, Taylor Mason, Netzer Merida go Aguilar, Danielle Dougenik, mubarak, Chanel Avalo, Juli- Whittier, Dante Winfield, Glendy Evyan Recinos, Eury Reyes Pena, Aryana Richardson, Erin Ring, Yen-Nhi Chit, Chrisneiris Difo Palma, Jennifer Merida-Lopez, Tiffany Duong, Rithyvong Eang, anna Beratis, Milena Biondi, Zapet Alvarado and Katherine Reynoso, Mirelys Feliciano Perez, Nicholas Messina, Afsa Nafe, Sofia Fontan, Dayana Gam- Yasmine Bonner, Alex Brenes, Zuniga. Valerie Robert, Alex Rodriguez, Stephanie Jolibois, Catherine Frandy Negrin Castillo, Leakhana boni, Thomas Gaylord, Penelope Prince Brown, Lizbeth Castane- Wilber Rosario Morel, Alex Ruiz, Marmolejos King and Tarsi Mel- Ngeth and Lisa Nguyen, Michelle Gravelle, Sidney Grocki, Allen da Rodriguez, Alyssa Colclough, 12th Grade Honors Alexa Solano Guzman, Britney enciano Lara. Nolasco, Aila Ogresevic, Nand Gutierrez and Haris Husidic, Josue Cuevas Santana, Jefnie Somaiy, Kylie Spinney, Cameron Patel, Soledad Peralta Domin- Mason Jean Baptiste, Jaydon Dadaille, Keyanni Darling, Mey- Sarah Abdelrahman, Samuel Stewart, Maria Tavarez Holguin, 12th Grade High Honors guez, Ronaldo Perez Lopez, Jer- Keomanivong, Mosammad Kha- lin Diaz Solano, Alicia Donoso, Adewale, William Allen, Justine Geffrey Torres Morales, Jaeden, emiah Perjuste, Anna Phelan, tun, Laurell Knowlton Simard, Genesi Duarte, Christine Duran, Areniello, Elizabeth Arias Alfaro, Vasser-Ortiz, Megan Wilkinson, Denelis Acosta, Christopher Kyle Phommachanh, Jaleo Potts, Soksourkear Kou Thach, Jessica Andy Duverge, Amanda Fabrizio, Jasmin Castillo de Leon, Pedro Nuhi Xhemajli and Alexa Zayas. Cocoanut Grove burned in memory 75 years later

COCOANUT John, but the heavy smoke about that night — not in From A1 forced him to retreat. He great detail — just that brought a group of peo- they had made many trips the lights went out and ple through the window that night,” she said. the piercing screams of as he exited again, and The fire spread from women resounded through found his brother outside, the Melody Lounge in the the dining room. Immedi- helping rescue other. His basement to the first floor ately the place was in an brother had only a few foyer and main dining uproar. People rushed to- bruises, sustained in a fall room. It took only about The after- ward the door. There was a down a flight of stairs. 12 minutes for most of the math of the lot of flames. I tried to get In a story in the Item fatalities to occur, accord- back to the table occupied 50 years later, John Rizzo ing to the 1992 article. 1942 fire at by my sister and cousin. I said his brother and a sail- Calls began to come into Cocoanut was close to the door and or smashed a door with a former Lynn Fire Chief Grove in the gathering pushed me table that was hidden be- Joseph Scanlon for backup Boston. along, trampling over oth- hind a venetian blind. at about 10:45 p.m., with- er people who had fallen. “Nobody knew it was in 20 minutes of the fire COURTESY PHOTO | In some manner, I was there,” he said. “We saw this breaking out. BOSTON GLOBE carried through the door- big ball of fire — just like a The department was first way and outdoors. I don’t forest fire coming at us.” ordered to set up a gener- know how I ever got out.” While Dan was coming ator and lights, but plans Lawrence Simpson of up one set of stairs, his changed and they recov- 138 Euclid Avenue, was brother, John, was being ered about 30 bodies from with his wife Helen, and forced down another set a hallway, said District claimed to have seen the of stairs to the kitchen by Chief Stephen Archer. start of the fire, by the bus- the surge of the crowd in a Lynn Fire sent a res- boy, who lit a match while panic. When he got to the cue truck with firefight- replacing an electric light basement kitchen, he re- ers Frank Carter, George bulb near the table, accord- membered a small window Booth, Bernard “Beanie” ing to the 1942 article. high up on the wall that Kelley, Emanuel Monti- As the nearby imitation he had complained about bello, Fred Warren, and palm tree and decorations being drafty earlier in the Clayton Pevear. burst into flames, the evening. He helped several Lynn also sent its Post Simpsons rushed to the others through the window No. 6 ambulance, a private main exit, hand in hand, and then escaped himself. ambulance run by Veter- but were forced apart near When he got outside, ans of Foreign Wars Post 6. the door by the crowd. He he heard screams coming It was donated to the city was pushed through the from a woman in a fur by the veterans in January exit. He lost the grip on coat on a ledge. 1942 and staffed by auxil- his wife’s hand and that “I said ‘honey,’ you’d bet- iary firemen, said Archer. was the last he saw of her. ter jump,’” said John Riz- Several building codes The couple was in Boston zo in 1992. “The minute were changed to prevent to celebrate their eighth I said ‘jump,’ she takes similar tragedies, said De- wedding anniversary by off her shoes, jumps, and partment of Fire Services attending a performance lands right on me.” spokeswoman Jennifer at the Boston Theatre. Christis Roumeliotis, Mieth. They decided to go to the another Cocoanut Grove Revolving doors are no Cocoanut Grove for din- waiter who lived in Lynn, longer allowed to be the ner and drinks. They had Carolyn Gilbride, 21, who only means of entering finished eating and were was born in Lynn but and exiting a building; about to leave when Mr. moved to Swampscott at doors and exits are re- Simpson saw the boy light age 6, United States Ma- quired to swing outwards, the match to replace the rine Corps Sgt. Anthony rather than pulled in; all faulty light bulb and, in Marotta of Tremont Street exits are to be properly a flash, flames enveloped and his wife Corinne of marked and accessible; ex- a dried up palm tree and one year, and Natalie Mc- its cannot be locked; and paper streamers decorat- Cullough of Saugus were regulations were added ing the Melody Lounge, also killed in the blaze. for flammable decorations; according to the story. Arthur Clutchey, a Lynn interior finishes must be Helen Simpson was first funeral director, had re- flame retardant, she said. listed as missing, and lat- enlisted in the United Stairways are now en- er listed among the dead. States Army after Pearl closed so people have bet- One of the restaurant’s Harbor and was assigned ter protection from smoke waiters, Daniel Rizzo, who to the hospital unit at Fort as they escape, and occu- lived on Summer Street Banks in Winthrop. He pancy limits are enforced. in Lynn was credited with was awakened by Michael “Overcrowding was a saving countless lives. He Cofilice, an ambulance huge problem,” Mieth was treated for third degree driver, and spent the night said. “Great advances also burns on his face and hands transporting victims to came in the medical com- at Boston City Hospital af- the city morgue, said his munity for the treatment ter he led a group of people daughter Mary Clutchey. of burns. The first person to safety through a small “He was not one to talk with burns over 50 per- window, which he broke in about these events, but one cent of their body to sur- the basement kitchen. day, when we were driving vive came out of this fire, He reentered the build- past Massachusetts Gen- only to die several years ing to find his brother, eral Hospital, he told me later in a truck fire.”

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K God willing, do the same on This year, the subject of J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Finance Christmas Day. Depends adult diapers came Lynn, MA 01903 Michael H. Shanahan BrotherBrot ton J N. W  Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman It seems there are few- up. My sister was in a bicy- er of us every year. Rela- cle accident in Greece, suf- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ well. Even a sweet little Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 tives pass away. Friends fering a hip injury that re- Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 move to distant parts of corgi and elderly cat co-ex- sulted in a hospital stay and Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 isted peacefully this year. All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 the country. Nephews and temporarily dictated the 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 nieces grow up, form rela- There is no TV. No football. use of a wheelchair. (BTW: Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 tionships and start lives of The phones are turned off. There are no opioids in Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 And we all eat whatever’s Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 their own. Just as my wife Greece, just extra-strength Classifi ed Advertising placed in front of us; there Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 and I did 30-plus years ago. aspirin products. … but classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 are no vegans, fruitarians Like most newlyweds, that’s a story for another Subscriptions or tofurkeyarians to wor- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 we struggled to spend time day.) She was worried that [email protected] ry about. We’re carnivores with everyone, a real chal- during the flight home, she through and through. Our Circulation lenge when one family is would be unable to walk [email protected] meals go on forever. in Massachusetts and the to the bathroom. She sent All sentimentality aside, Ext. 3 other is in Connecticut. her husband to the store to the dinner conversation is As our parents got older, Newsroom atypical for “normal” fam- buy Depends. After much we offered to host and ev- effort, he was able to com- [email protected] ilies. No topic is off the [email protected] eryone would come to our table, so to speak. Despite municate, via flailing arms tiny 107-year-old house Ext. 4 EDITORIAL our sardonic and sarcastic and halted speech, with the for either Thanksgiving natures, we have always non-English-speaking clerk Sports or Christmas. We would [email protected] avoided squabbles at the that he needed “Diapers. rent tables and chairs. dining table. There has Big diapers. For grownups.” Ext. 5 The dining room, kitchen, never been a single can- “Oh, ‘pants,’” said the clerk, Thanks Jane Gould living room and hallway Retail and Online died yam fight or invective pointing to shelves and Advertising would be filled with moms, shelves of them. Long-time St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church hurled at one another. [email protected] dads, grandparents, sib- “I wanted to make sure Rev. Jane Gould is headed off to California to We start out talking in- lings, friends, classmates, they worked, that I wouldn’t ADVERTISING open a new chapter on her life. She leaves be- nocuously about the weath- pets and neighbors who er, concerts and plays we’ve be sitting on the plane in Ernie Carpenter Jr. hind a legion of fond friends and a legacy of would otherwise be alone seen. To get the ball rolling, a vile puddle of my own Director of Advertising social activism and commitment to Lynn. on the holiday. All were I’ll say something stupid waste,” said my sister, while and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] Gould and active members of St. Stephen’s welcomed with open arms. like “We really enjoyed the we all continued eating. “So, congregation turned the towering stone build- I miss those days. I miss Dyslexic Theatre Compa- I tried them out first, in the Michael Hayes ing on Lynn Common into a place of welcome those people. ny’s production of ‘Annie hotel room. They worked Vice President, Digital Advertising, ext. 1302 and laughter. Lynn public school students My sister and brother-in- Get Your Nug.’” very well. It turned out I law hosted this year. There [email protected] studied in makeshift classrooms and activ- It’s unlikely you’ll hear didn’t need them after all.” were seven of us. It was a Michele Iannaco ists held vigils and unity gatherings on the someone utter a remark This led to a discussion splendid day of food, fun, fri- of “lazy bladder syndrome” Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 church lawn. Teenagers representing a diverse like “President Trump is [email protected] volity and reminiscing. Fam- doing a great, amazing job. and the sharing of simi- cross section of Lynn’s youth made movies and ily members who couldn’t I wish people would get off lar stories, including one Jim McFadyen launched other bold projects inside St. Ste- join us were reached via about the time my wife Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 his back” during our meal, [email protected] phen’s and people of all ages came to worship speakerphone, so all could even after the third bottle sent me to the store to in one of the most beautiful buildings in Lynn. join the conversation. of wine has been uncorked. buy maxi-pads. That’s all Ralph Mitchell Gould brought a youthful energy and passion My sister and brother- she said, maxi-pads. There Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 It’s probable, however, [email protected] to her work. Quick with a smile and barely able in-law downsized, moving that you’ll hear something are about 10,000 brands. to stand still in one place, she always seemed from the home where so along the lines of “So, I I decided on the “Swiffer” Patricia Whalen many of our family cele- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 to be on the verge of launching into a story or had my colonoscopy last brand; it was the largest brations were held into a [email protected] shouting out loud praise for her faith and the Thursday” just as you’re pad in the store after all. condo on the top floor of diving into your first fork- Let’s just say my usual- bounty it provided her congregation and all of BUSINESS OFFICE the elementary school in ful of stuffing and gravy. A ly tolerant wife was not Susan J. Conti Lynn. Beverly Farms we attend- disgusting blow-by-blow amused. (Face it ladies; She loved the city and joined her congrega- Controller, ext. 1288 ed as kids; the dining room report of the entire “pre- men are clueless.) [email protected] tion in hosting Essex County Community Or- table was set up where we game process” is guaran- This old man suggests once played dodgeball in Ted Grant ganization (ECCO) meetings in the church. teed to follow. that everyone enjoy and rel- Publisher, ext. 1234 ECCO’s association with St. Stephen’s predat- the gym. It’s spectacular. The woman who was fool- ish their time together, even [email protected] ed Gould’s tenure but the organization benefit- Dad and Mom, who have ish enough to eventually if a chill creeps into a rela- been gone 20 and 15 years Marian Kinney ed in the last several years from being aligned marry me is used to this by tionship. Time is fleeting. ext. 1212 respectively, would’ve been with social values shared by Gould and St. Ste- now. “Typical Brotherton Each Christmas, before [email protected] very comfortable here. dinner conversation,” she phen’s congregation members. my grandparents would Will Kraft In a few weeks, my wife says with a smile. She still head back home to Worces- Gathering with neighbors from St. Mary’s Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 and I will host Christmas. recalls the first time she ter, they would hug us kids [email protected] Church on Lynn Common for Easter vigils, There will be no need to broke bread with my family and say “This might be the Gould placed herself at the center of celebra- rent extra tables and chairs, one Christmas many years Jennifer Perez last year we can all be to- ext. 1205 tions highlighting religious common ground. or even use all of the leaves ago. The film “Trading Plac- gether.” We shrugged it off. [email protected] She saw prayer as a pathway to reach out to for the dining room table. es” had just come out and They were always there, We alternate holidays each conversation centered on Mike Shanahan young people and as a way for them to come to smiling and laughing as Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 faith and know the peace faith brings. year. My sister in New Jer- Jamie Lee Curtis, especially we opened our gifts. And [email protected] She enjoyed a long ministry at St. Stephen’s sey always hosts Easter. It’s how wonderful she looked then they weren’t … worked out well. without her clothes on. Carolina Trujillo but Gould never sounded like someone who Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 I’m thankful for my fam- “Did you know Jamie Lee Bill Brotherton is the [email protected] preached. She spoke to people immersed in ily. In-laws included. We’re Curtis was born with both Item’s Features editor. He sorrow or uncertainty as a friend or like a weird. Every one of us. And girl and boy parts?” some- can be reached at bbroth- Jim Wilson coach applying friendly encouragement to Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 we get along remarkably one blurted out. A rude, [email protected]. [email protected] guide them to peace of mind. She presided over a significant renovation REX HUPPKE CIRCULATION of St. Stephen’s with its towering spires and Lisa Mahmoud imposing ramparts. But Gould understood the Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] church isn’t just an imposing building or the President turns blind eye to Moore local representative of a global denomination. CLASSIFIED She always saw St. Stephen’s as place brought Remember these words: Moore from serving in the another, would you be OK Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 alive by people who sought solace inside its “We don’t need a liberal per- U.S. Senate? I think so. with Democrats standing [email protected] walls during the toughest times in their lives son in there, a Democrat.” We have seen powerful behind him? Would a Dem- and gathered at the church to rejoice over They mark a moment men — liberals and con- ocratic president voicing his NEWSROOM of immorality from which servatives — fall in large some of their happiest times. support for such a candidate Bill Brotherton the Republican Party may numbers recently based make you queasy? Gould’s successor will have big shoes to fill Features Editor ext. 1338 not return. on accusations of sexual Of course it would. [email protected] but St. Stephen’s next pastor is sure to appre- They were spoken, of harassment and sexu- Trump’s comments Tues- ciate Gould’s legacy as someone who defined Gayla Cawley course, by President Donald al assault. The evidence day showed that our politics Reporter, ext. 1236 faith in welcoming and joyful terms. Plenty of Trump, a man who long ago against Moore has been have become so focused on [email protected] people in Lynn will miss Jane Gould but they surrendered his own morali- no less than that against winning that a man cred- Cheryl Charles will smile when they think of her. ty to make room for more ego. many of those men. ibly accused of preying on Night Editor, ext. 1278 He was leaving the White But Trump says this: teenagers can be given the [email protected] House for a Thanksgiving va- “Roy Moore denies it. benefit of the doubt. Tori Faieta cation and was asked about That’s all I can say. He de- That’s disgusting. And Copy Editor Roy Moore, the Republican nies it. And by the way, he it’s worse coming from [email protected] nominee for U.S. Senate in totally denies it.” a president repeatedly Thomas Grillo Alabama, a man who has But that’s not what’s im- accused of sexual mis- Reporter, ext. 1264 now been repeatedly accused pacting Trump’s decision conduct, a president who [email protected] of hitting on, flirting with, to maintain his support for thinks his denial of those Spenser Hasak attempting to date and sex- Moore. The president all charges — like Moore’s de- Photographer, ext. 1332 ually assaulting teenage girls but admitted it. Speaking nial of the charges against [email protected] when he was in his 30s. of the Senate seat Moore him — is good enough. Thor Jourgensen The allegations against is running to fill, Trump None of this is good News Editor, ext. 1267 Moore are numerous and said those words: “We don’t enough. We deserve better, [email protected] credible, and have now need a liberal person in but the most powerful Re- been backed up by exten- there, a Democrat.” Steve Krause publican in the country, one Sports Editor, ext. 1229 sive accounts from others That’s all that matters of the most powerful people [email protected] who remember him as a apparently. Trump is just in the world, is telling us mall-cruising weirdo young fine with an alleged per- Katie Morrison that allegations of sexual Sports Reporter women knew to avoid. If you vert filling that seat, as misconduct with teenage [email protected] read the reporting done by long as Moore votes for girls are irrelevant if it will newspapers in Alabama, it tax cuts and aligns with Owen O’Rourke give his party a win. Photographer, ext. 1224 sounds like Moore’s predi- Trump’s agenda. “We don’t need a liberal [email protected] lection for young girls was That’s sick. That’s party person in there, a Democrat.” common knowledge when loyalty taken to a danger- Roberto Scalese That’s a horrifying excuse Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 he was an assistant district ous extreme, and anyone for throwing the weight of [email protected] attorney in Etowah County. out there who disagrees, the U.S. presidency behind a Does that make him please answer this question: Anne Marie Tobin man like Roy Moore. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 guilty? No. But given the ev- If Roy Moore’s Democratic [email protected] idence we’ve seen — much opponent, Doug Jones, were Rex Huppke is a columnist of it coming from Trump the one facing these allega- for the Chicago Tribune. Read- Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 supporters in Alabama tions, if he were the center ers may email him at rhup- [email protected] — shouldn’t it disqualify of one disturbing story after [email protected]. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. 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All address information, particu- Avenue; at 4:25 p.m. Sunday rested on a warrant at 10:21 lanes violation, possession of Puritan Road fire larly arrests, reflect police records. In on Willow Street. a.m. Monday. an open container of alcohol in the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Monica Romano, 26, of 33 a motor vehicle and unlicensed destroys garage it is the sole responsibility of the con- Theft Newcastle Road, was arrested operation of a motor vehicle at and charged with OUI liquor at 2:16 a.m. Saturday. cerned party to contact the relevant A report of a larceny at 11:07 1:22 a.m. Monday. Jessica Anne Deleon, 36, of police department and have the a.m. Sunday at 67 Ashland St.; 77 New Park St., Apt. 3, Lynn, in Swampscott department issue a notice of correc- at 5:18 p.m. Sunday at 353 Accidents was arrested and charged with tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Chatham St. two counts of larceny of proper- clarifications will not be made without A report of a motor vehicle ty at 10:21 p.m. Friday. accident at 6:50 p.m. Sunday express notice of change from the ar- MARBLEHEAD John A. Medeiros, 34, of 5 at 550 Lowell St. and 232 resting police department. Waveway Ave., Winthrop, was Complaints Newbury St. Bashyer Otay, 19, arrested on a warrant at 4:27 of 5 Scribner Road, was sum- p.m. Friday. LYNN A report of harassing texts at moned for unlicensed opera- Stacey A. Woodruff, 41, of 10:10 p.m. Sunday on Sheldon tion of a motor vehicle; at 9:01 417 Cabot St., Apt. 4, Beverly, Arrests Road. A caller reported a wom- p.m. Sunday at Route 128 was arrested on a warrant at an from an online dating site North and Centennial Drive; at 7:33 p.m. Sunday. Lawrence Batchelder, 53, of had been sending him harass- 1:22 a.m. Monday at 192 Main 138 Glenwood St., was arrest- ing text messages threatening St. and 2 Howley St. Accidents ed and charged with Class B to put pictures of him on the drug distribution at 11:50 a.m. Internet if he did not pay $500. Complaints A report of a motor vehicle Monday. accident at 10:27 a.m. Sun- Jason Teague, 45, of 57 MEDFORD A report of a disturbance at day on Washington Avenue; Springvale Ave., was arrested 6:05 p.m. Sunday at Carraba’s at 12:10 p.m. Sunday on S and charged with Class B drug Restaurant at 1A Newbury St.; Accidents Cambridge Street; at 12:30 possession at 11:35 a.m. Mon- at 12:13 p.m. Monday at Pad- p.m. Sunday on Furlong Drive; day. A report of a motor vehicle dy Kelley’s at 154 Washington at 3:31 p.m. Sunday at Mar- accident at 11:25 p.m. Sunday St. ket Basket on Squire Road; at Accidents at 253 High St.; at 12:39 p.m. A report of suspicious activity 10:38 p.m. Sunday at Hancock at 9:04 p.m. Sunday on Corwin A report of a motor vehicle Monday at Burger King at 383 and Beach streets. Mystic Ave. Street. An employee of Stone- A report of a motor vehicle hit COURTESY PHOTO accident at 1:33 p.m. Sunday wood Tavern reported seeing a at 800 Boston St.; at 4 p.m. and run accident at 8:28 p.m. A fire burns at 120 Puritan Road in Swamp- Breaking and Entering person walking around on the Sunday on Broadway. Sunday at Chestnut Street and third floor of the abandoned scott on Sunday. Western Avenue; at 6:47 a.m. A report of a breaking and building behind Stonewood. Monday at 3 Lynnfield St.; at Assaults ITEM STAFF REPORT property unharmed. entering at 10:49 a.m. Sunday 11:20 a.m. Monday at 10 Kirt- “There was fairly sig- Vandalism A report of an assault at SWAMPSCOTT — A land St. at 57 Marion St.; at 9:52 a.m. Monday at 49 Dearborn St. 3:53 p.m. Sunday on Nahant Sunday night fire de- nificant damage to the A report of a police motor A report of vandalism at 5:26 house’s exterior but the vehicle accident at 3:57 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle Avenue. stroyed a 120 Puritan breaking and entering at 2:50 p.m. Sunday at 4 Essex Lane. Road garage and left the guys stopped it from Sunday at Boston and Moulton A caller reported a neighbor p.m. Sunday at 125 Watervale Complaints adjacent home temporar- spreading inside,” Breen streets. allegedly vandalized her vehicle Road. ily uninhabitable. said. after a dispute over parking. A report of a disturbance at Breaking and Entering Fire Chief Kevin Breen He estimated damage Complaints 12:11 a.m. Sunday on Nahant said initial reports indi- REVERE Avenue; at 12:16 a.m. Sun- to the house at $125,000, A report of a motor vehicle cated the 10:36 p.m. fire including the garage, a A report of a disturbance at day on Reservoir Avenue; at started in the garage fac- breaking and entering at 9:12 porch and electrical ser- p.m. Sunday on Great Woods 8:18 a.m. Sunday at 41 Gover- Arrests 12:19 a.m. Sunday on Steeple ing Woodbine Avenue and nors Ave.; at 2:19 a.m. Monday Street; at 12:22 a.m. Sunday spread to the exterior vice. Lynn and Marble- Road. Jose Victor Argueta Agu- A report of a breaking and at 3610 Mystic Valley Parkway; on Winthrop Avenue; at 1:55 of the three-story home. head firefighters aided at 11:32 a.m. Monday at 220 irre, 37, of 60 Vane St., was a.m. Sunday on Fenno Street; Swampscott crews and entering at 7:46 a.m. Monday arrested and charged with OUI Breen said the home is for at 2 Gardiner St. Middlesex Ave. at 3:12 a.m. Sunday on Dehon sale and the male resident the fire was declared out liquor, unlicensed operation of Street; at 7:41 a.m. Sunday a motor vehicle and leaving an on the premises left the at 12:45 a.m. Complaints Theft on Winthrop Avenue; at 12:21 accident scene after property p.m. Sunday at Roseland Prop- A report of a disturbance at A report of motor vehicle damage at 6:22 a.m. Sunday. erties on Overlook Ridge Ter- 3:24 p.m. Sunday at 10 Carnes theft at 1:50 p.m. Sunday at Kevin John Bennett, 23, of race; at 10:58 p.m. Sunday on Man arrested for St.; at 4:25 p.m. Sunday at 56 Hancock St. 32 Rose St., was arrested and Sumner Street. 100 Willow St.; at 5:40 p.m. A report of a larceny at 3:16 charged with Class B drug dis- A report of shots fired at 1:58 Sunday at 283 Eastern Ave.; at p.m. Sunday at 21 Princeton tribution with intent to distrib- a.m. Sunday at Centennial Ave- attempted robbery 9:25 p.m. Sunday at 15 Hovey St.; at 5:59 p.m. Sunday at ute at 1:16 p.m. Friday. nue and Dehon Street; at 6:48 Terrace; at 10:01 p.m. Sunday 20 Hadley Place; at 7:48 p.m. Isidro Chicas, 22, of 197 p.m. Sunday at Revere Housing at 376 Washington St.; at 9:53 Sunday at 140 Warren St.; at Chelsea St., Apt. 2, East Bos- Authority on Cooledge Street. of store in Lynn a.m. Monday at 42 W Balti- 12:55 p.m. Monday at 293 Sa- ton, was arrested and charged more St. lem St.; at 2:54 p.m. Monday with operating after suspension Theft By Gayla Cawley head, pointed a handgun A report of a gunshot at 3 at 122 Park St. for drunk driving at 3:09 a.m. ITEM STAFF at the 51-year-old male p.m. Sunday at Boston and Sunday. A report of auto theft at cashier and attempted Granite streets. PEABODY Eli Debarros, 44, of 74 11:50 a.m. Sunday at North- LYNN — A 45-year-old to open the cash register, Bay Road, was arrested and gate Apartments on Lantern Lynn man was arrested Lynn Police Lt. Michael Overdose Arrests charged with operating under Road. for attempting to rob a Kmiec said. the influence of liquor, operat- A report of a larceny/forgery/ Western Avenue conve- The man, later iden- A report of an overdose at Michael R. Maguire, 36, of ing a motor vehicle negligent- fraud at 4:36 p.m. Sunday on nience store at gunpoint tified as Dionne, was 11:51 a.m. Sunday on Rantoul 37 First St., Malden, was ar- ly so as to endanger, marked Park Avenue. on Thursday afternoon. couldn’t open the register Patrick Dionne was ar- and left the store with- rested on Saturday at 41 out anything. Police were Light St., his residence, able to identify Dionne Saugus police seek suspect in and was charged with at- through video surveil- tempt to commit crime lance footage, recogniz- and armed assault to rob. ing him from their past Police responded to Me- dealings with him, Kmiec Amato’s Liquor Store robbery kong Market, located at said. 863 Western Ave., shortly after 3:30 p.m. on Thurs- Gayla Cawley can be By Bridget Turcotte day and learned a man reached at gcawley@item- ITEM STAFF had gone into the store live.com. Follow her on SAUGUS — Police are with a hoodie covering his Twitter @GaylaCawley. searching for an armed robbery suspect who was caught on video surveil- 26-year-old shot in lance holding up Amato’s Liquor Store on Lincoln Avenue. shoulder at Boston Police arrived to the store at about 11 p.m. Saturday to learn that a and Granite streets masked man allegedly en- tered the store and bran- By Gayla Cawley The victim told police he dished a black handgun ITEM STAFF went to go talk to some- while demanding money, one in another car and the PHOTO COURTESY OF SAUGUS POLICE LYNN — A 26-year-old according to a statement man shot him. The victim man told police he was said he didn’t know the from Saugus Police. A still image from video surveillance of a suspect robbing Amato’s Li- shot at Boston and Gran- The suspect is described quor Store. suspect, Kmiec said. ite streets on Sunday af- There’s some inconsis- as a white male, approxi- ternoon. mately 6 feet tall. He was left on foot. Anyone with informa- guspd.com/contact-us/sub- tencies in the victim’s story, Police responded to which “definitely changed as wearing a black hooded Multiple officers and a tion about the incident mit-an-anonymous-tip/. Union Hospital at 3 p.m. time went on,” Kmiec said. sweatshirt, blue jeans or Massachusetts State Po- is asked to call Saugus after a Lynn man report- sweatpants, a black mask lice K-9 unit responded Police Detective Frank Bridget Turcotte can be The incident is under in- ed he had been shot in the vestigation. and a camouflage New and attempted unsuc- Morello at 781-941-1181. reached at bturcotte@item- shoulder. His friends had England Patriots logo ball cessfully to track the sus- Anonymous tips can be live.com. Follow her on already driven him to the Gayla Cawley can be cap. He is believed to have pect. submitted at https://sau- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. hospital when he reported reached at gcawley@item- the incident, Lynn Police live.com. Follow her on Colorado ski town school searched Lt. Michael Kmiec said. Twitter @GaylaCawley. for weapons, explosives after threat Eleven shots fired on Morrill Place in Lynn TELLURIDE, Colo. (AP) — reported to school of- and age were being with- The Columbine massa- — FBI agents and police ficials on Sunday — was held and he had not been cre, in Littleton, has led By Gayla Cawley 11 shell casings. A car was searched a high school continuing, said Susan formally charged by late to dozens of copycat plots ITEM STAFF shot twice, Lynn Police Lt. campus for weapons and Lilly, a spokeswoman for Monday, she said. or incidents nationwide. Michael Kmiec said. explosives in the scenic a multiagency task force Lilly did not provide ad- It also led to more aggres- LYNN — Eleven shots The incident is under in- Rocky Mountains resort of conducting the search. ditional details about the sive prevention efforts were fired on Morrill Place vestigation. Telluride on Monday after The threats rattled Tel- guns seized at the homes and police responses to ac- early Sunday morning, with a tip about alleged plans luride, a former mining and no other details about tive-shooter situations at two bullets hitting a car. Gayla Cawley can be for a “Columbine-style” at- town turned resort desti- the search were disclosed. schools. Police responded to 8 reached at gcawley@item- tack shut down the school nation that is surrounded Authorities were trying “We take every threat Morrill Place shortly be- live.com. Follow her on and led to the arrest of a by mountains and attracts to determine the author of seriously and run down all fore 3 a.m. and recovered Twitter @GaylaCawley. student and the seizure of celebrities to its ski slopes an earlier Snapchat post leads to ensure safety of a handgun and rifle at his and its annual Telluride that threatened a shooting students and staff,” school home. Film Festival. at the school and specifi- superintendent Mike Gass Need to find Officials said no weapons The male student taken cally referred to the 1999 said in a message to par- were found on the campus into custody is a juvenile Columbine High School ents. an article? of Telluride High School who is suspected of post- shootings in suburban Investigators were and that it would reopen ing on Snapchat a threat Denver, Lilly said. Thir- speaking to several stu- Subscribe to Tuesday with extra secu- to detonate explosives on teen people were killed dents as part of their rity as a precaution. the campus of the school, at Columbine, and the probe, Lilly said. None e-edition on The investigation into which has about 255 stu- two student gunmen took were considered suspects the social media threats dents, Lilly said. His name their own lives. as of late Monday. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Saugus, Malden, Medford down for the recounts RECOUNT Committee member next From A1 term as the seat changes hands for the second time acknowledge the results in as many elections. of the election with not McCarthy, who won his so much as a congrats or first municipal election even a simple handshake. in November after un- It’s now time for Saugus successful campaigns in to continue moving for- the past two elections for ward with the great team other posts, bested incum- we’ve had in place for the bent Emmanuel Marsh by last three years. I’m look- a 421-419 margin. ing forward to the oppor- Monday’s Malden re- tunity to take Saugus to count came up with one heights it has never seen more vote for McCarthy. before.” Malden Assistant Regis- Mitchell thanked every- trar of Voters Carol Ann one who volunteered to Desiderio confirmed that help observe and work the the new official city of recount, calling it a long Malden total is 422 votes day and a long and de- for McCarthy and 419 tailed process. votes for Marsh, whose “They did a remarkable final tally did not change. job,” he said. The operation taking “I am glad that I had more than eight hours the opportunity to request concluded near 8:30 Mon- the recount and that it day night to confirm Mal- was performed in a time- den’s original outcome. It ly manner, despite being has been 10 years since attacked by a sitting se- there was a recount in a lectman for exercising Malden election, accord- that right,” said Riley. ing to Desiderio. In 2007, A leaf from “Regarding Mr. Mitchell’s a City Council and also the hydran- comments about not con- a School Committee race gea bush gratulating him, I would were challenged, but nei- in Swamp- say that respect is earned, ther final counts changed. It was the second in as scott. not demanded, and that he should focus on his many elections a first- promise to treat people term incumbent was oust- ITEM PHOTO | in town with respect, and ed by a challenger in as OWEN O’ROURKE not go out of his way to many elections. In 2015 disrespect and attack his Marsh topped incumbent constituents and those of first-termer Maria Dou- Controversy blossoms in Swampscott us who pay taxes in town. cette in a close finish. Despite his claims that McCarthy will be one the recount would result of two new School Com- BUSH said. “They didn’t do it to weather and the cutting to police and are hoping in the same difference of mittee members for the damage the plant (and) last year, the hydrangea by going public, whoever 16 votes, the resulting 2018-2019 term. Politi- From A1 cal newcomer Jennifer left certain branches so didn’t have one blossom is responsible will stop. difference was less than Spadafora won the Ward Looking at the way the you might not notice they on the plant this year. He Joan said they’re consid- 16 votes, and the final hydrangea was cut, David ering putting some type tally for many candidates 3 School Committee seat, were cut.” said they’re wondering if which was open because said all of the stems were of chicken or barbed wire changed. Therefore, the David said if someone it will blossom next year. incumbent Larry Silver- cut at an angle, with not fencing around the plant. recount was worthwhile.” cuts the stakes, they could “My poor plant is man- man decided not to seek one sign of debris left on “We just want to let Riley added that she plant them in their cellar gled,” Joan said. “(It) will reelection. the plant, which leads the whoever’s doing it (know) wanted to serve on the or greenhouse over the not blossom.” Next door in Medford, couple to believe that the we’re aware of it and up- Board of Selectmen to winter and plant them The couple says the longtime Medford School person who did it knew set,” Joan said. promote transparency, ac- exactly what they were in somebody else’s yard same thing has happened countability, cooperation Committeeman Robert E. doing. for the spring, which he to one of their neighbors, Gayla Cawley can be and to ensure that all voic- Skerry Jr. did pick up four “I’m absolutely con- thinks was the intention. who also has a hydran- reached at gcawley@item- es are heard in Saugus. more votes in that city’s vinced that this was a To make matters worse, gea bush. They reported live.com. Follow her on The recount makes her recount Saturday, but it professional job,” David David said between the the most recent incident Twitter @GaylaCawley. feel satisfied that the voic- was not enough to get past es of the voters have been the sixth-place and final heard. The closeness of seat winner Paul Ruseau, whose numbers remained the race should indicate It’s time to punt on MIAA playoff system the same, according to to the sitting board that Medford City Clerk Ed there is a lot of room for KRAUSE hearts and minds of those the year, it may as well be than that in Central and Finn. Medford elects six improvement with regard who play the games. I to- meaningful. Western Mass., but that’s School Committee mem- From A1 to transparency and ac- tally get that, and totally Now? By the time only because there aren’t bers citywide. countability, she said. sport has not become less respect it. Thanksgiving rolls enough schools to fill the Ruseau, a political new- Cicolini and Panetta violent over the years, it But there’s nothing like around, the Super Bowls slate. comer, garnered 4,026 also lost two votes, Palom- has become more. Yet we a little urgency once in a are set in stone. No mat- Still, in the North alone, votes to Skerry’s original ba, Brazis and Coller feel there’s no harm in while to thicken the ten- ter what happens. We 17 teams entered the play- total of 3,988 votes in the each lost one, and Serino having a team such as St. sion. Until 1972, there have teams sitting out offs with sub-.500 records. November election. Sker- gained three. Clerks from Mary’s play on a Saturday weren’t Super Bowls. their starters on Thanks- Only in Division 6 did all ry, who has served on the other North Shore towns afternoon and then again But there were rankings. giving so they won’t get eight teams have winning School Committee in 11 of four nights later on a And as unfair as people hurt before the big game records. Can someone volunteered to assist in the past 13 terms, dating Wednesday. I don’t feel too thought they were, they Saturday at Gillette. Or, please explain the point of tabulating votes. to the late 1980s, picked badly about bringing this were the only barometers in the case of Xaverian a this to me? Town Counsel John up four votes in the re- up because the Spartans that measured how the few years ago, the Hawks, I realize that in other Vasapolli said the results count, now officially at won that game against teams stacked up against having clinched the Su- sports, teams with sub- of the recount are final 3,992, but still out of the Bishop Fenwick, but you one another. Were there per Bowl, went up to St. .500 records get into the election results and can- running. Ruseau had the could tell that the play- controversies? Of course. John’s Prep and had at tournament, but the ones didates are not able to file same total in the recount, ers hadn’t recovered from But not unlike the annual least three key players put who do get in on a tech- for an additional recount 4,026 votes for a now 34- playing Mashpee the pre- debates over the AP rank- out of action because of in- nicality popularly called of the votes. Only single vote victory. vious Saturday. ings that determined the juries. Some choice. “The Sullivan Rule,” which ballots can be brought to I hate to contemplate college football national Worse, we’ve instituted dictates that as long as court to be challenged, he Item contributor Steve what it’ll take to make champion. If anything, a playoff system where, you are .500 against teams said. Freker added to this re- the powers that be see the they increased the inter- by the seventh week of the in your own division, it A two-vote win became port. Bridget Turcotte can light on this issue. Prior to est. season (the end of October, doesn’t matter what you a three-vote victory after be reached at bturcotte@ system that was adopted Even after the Super usually) half the teams do against teams at high- a recount in Malden and itemlive.com. Follow her in 2012, you had teams Bowls were established, in the state are playing er levels. You don’t make it Robert McCarthy Jr. will on Twitter @BridgetTur- going from Thanksgiving teams were still ranked by games strictly for show. just to make it. be the new Ward 2 School cotte. to the following Tuesday a mathematical formula, Each week, as more teams This system has already (if they won their leagues) which meant that except are eliminated from these been upheld once. I’ve to the Super Bowl on Sat- in extremely rare cases, playoffs, more teams are heard some athletic direc- Item Santa warms urday. Three games in the Thanksgiving Day playing strictly for show. tors and principals discuss 10 days. The new system game factored into the Some of them are playing the idea of pulling out en- didn’t really solve that mix. Teams with nothing teams with which they tirely and forming their hearts, raises hope problem entirely. Now it’s else to play for could count have no history, and at own alliances. Honestly, I two games in four or five on beating their rivals and locations some of them wish they would. ITEM SANTA through the month of days. It’s still not enough ruining their Super Bowl probably couldn’t find on Unless we do away with From A1 December and into 2018, time. chances. The day, and the a map without some kind Thanksgiving games — along with a brief mes- Beyond the safety as- games, were necessary. of a hint. and I doubt we’ll ever see I can receive for my daugh- pect there’s this: It makes The next time the sys- Even worse than that, that — we’re going to have sage from each donor, if ter,” the mother wrote in a they desire. Thanksgiving irrelevant. tem changed, it was pred- the net has been cast out to grow up to the fact that letter to Item Santa. “I’m Anyone interested in Now I understand the icated 100 percent on so far we now have eight football is different, and disabled and can’t provide party line here. As long as league championships. divisions with eight play- should be treated differ- for my daughter this year.” signing up to collect at there’s Thanksgiving foot- All that did was make off teams in each — and ently. The mother is asking Santa Island or any busi- ball, and as long as there Thanksgiving more rele- that’s just in the North. Do Junk this system. Go for our readers to help ness willing to sell stock- are rivalries that go back vant. If you’re going to go the math. That’s 64 teams. back to ratings if you have her provide Christmas ings should contact David 100-plus years, Thanks- through all that on one There are just as many to. There are too many gifts. Solimine Sr. or Joel Soli- giving will matter in the of the busiest holidays of in the south, and fewer flaws in this one. “Any help that you mine at 781-595-1492. can please provide for NOTE: The application my daughter would be period for aid from Item Lynn to feel pain in the tax with increase greatly appreciated,” she Santa has closed and The wrote. Item does not process ap- To make a direct dona- plicants. All questions tion to Item Santa, clip TAX be in the mail by April 1. assessed values, the City review in the Assessor’s about the program and Office at City Hall or on- the coupon in today’s From A1 The city contracted with Council will hold a pub- distribution of gifts should Marblehead-based Patri- lic hearing on Tuesday, line at http://lynn.patriot- Item and mail it, along be directed to Salvation to $126 million. ot Properties to perform Dec. 12 to determine how properties.com/search.asp. with your check, to The Item Salvation Army Army at 781-598-0673. 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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Dancing ballerinas Harry Potter-themed help begin Christmas town celebration draws at White House droves of muggles WASHINGTON (AP) — Bal- NEWTON, N.J. (AP) — Wizards lerinas leaping to the strains of and muggles have turned out in Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker” droves for a Harry Potter-themed helped launch Christmas at the celebration in a small commu- White House, featuring a tradi- nity, so much so the town is now tional decor that Melania Trump looking to turn it into an annual chose for her family’s first holiday event. season in the White House. Spring Street in Newton was The first lady’s theme is transformed on Saturday into “Time-Honored Traditions,” a nod Diagon Alley, the magical market to 200 years of holiday celebra- from the J.K. Rowling book series. tions at the executive mansion. More than two dozen restau- Nahant fair kicks off holiday shopping “The decorations are up!” Mrs. rants and stores in Newton’s main Trump tweeted Monday morning. business district featured ele- “@WhiteHouse is ready to cele- ments of the franchise, including brate! Wishing you a Merry Christ- a restaurant that served Butter- mas & joyous holiday season!” beer and a store that gave patrons Among the new touches this magic wands. year: On the outside, wreaths Many attendees dressed up in topped with red bows adorn every Harry Potter attire. Some donned White House window. Inside, glis- scarves with colors from the vari- tening wintry branches line both ous Hogwarts houses and Harry’s sides of an East Wing hallway signature round eyeglasses. that leads guests to a tree dec- Mayor Wayne Levante told orated with the Trump family’s the New Jersey Herald that the official Christmas ornament, a overwhelming crowd was much gold-toned bauble featuring the larger than organizers initially presidential coat of arms sur- envisioned. rounded by a wreath of holly. “It’s just awesome to see this The first lady’s office previewed many people here in Newton,” the decorations for journalists Levante said. “There’s obviously on Monday before welcoming a demand for this. ... A rising tide students from a nearby military raises all boats, so we’re going to base in Maryland to see the make sure that we do this bigger decorations and try some holi- and better next year because this day-themed arts and crafts, such is lightning in a bottle.” as building gumdrop trees and decorating garland. American actress “Are you the first lady?” asked one incredulous boy who then Meghan Markle to be a moved in for a hug. Classmates quickly followed for hugs of their new kind of royal own. Wearing a winter white dress LONDON (AP) — She is an with cape-like sleeves and entertainment figure in her own gold-toned heels, Mrs. Trump right, and an outspoken woman descended a staircase from the comfortable talking about her residence to the Grand Foyer and background and her passions. spent a few minutes taking in American actress Meghan Mar- the ballerinas before she joined a kle will be a new type of royal group of children making paper when she weds Prince Harry in wreaths and other decorations the spring. in the State Dining Room. The In some ways, Markle — a mixed- dancers echoed the first themed race American raised in Califor- Christmas at the White House, nia, and a divorcee — makes a Jacqueline Kennedy’s “Nutcrack- surprising er Suite” in 1961. addition to “Surprise,” the first lady said as Britain’s she later entered the Red Room, monarchy. where handiwork with gumdrops But the was underway. institution “So you want to show me how to has moved do it?” she asked after sitting at on with the a table with four students. A boy times, and showed her how to make them. the romance The family Christmas card is between framed and on display, along FILE PHOTO | Markle and with cards from past presidents. ASSOCIATED PRESS Harry has “Merry Christmas and a Happy a decidedly New Year,” says the card signed unstuffy, modern feel to it. by President Donald Trump, Markle, best known for her role the first lady and Barron, their as an ambitious paralegal in the 11-year-old son. hit U.S. legal drama “Suits,” sur- prised many when she shared her feelings for Harry in a September cover story for Vanity Fair. Asked about the media frenzy surround- SEND US YOUR ing their courtship, the 36-year- old said: “At the end of the day I STUFF think it’s really simple ... we’re two people who are really happy WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO and in love.” CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE Describing Harry as her “boy- EMAIL [email protected] friend,” Markle said that while she ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK expected that she and Harry would There was quite a turnout of shoppers at the Nahant Town Hall for the annual Nah- OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO have to “come forward” about their ant Holiday Fair on Saturday. Some of the items for sale are Sea Weaves, handmade THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA relationship at some point, the two sea glass and stone jewelry made by Roze Malone. Richard Graziose patiently waits 01903. were just a couple enjoying time for customers to check out his handmade driftwood birdhouses also sold at the fair. spent with each other. WEATHER LOTTERY

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First or last 3...... $760 First or last 3...... $706 Any 2...... $65 Any 2...... $60 High tide tomorrow 1:08 p.m. Any 1...... $7 Any 1...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $452 All 4...... $210 First 3...... $253 First 3...... $118 Last 3...... $127 Last 3...... $118 Mass Cash: 3-4-12-16-28 DEC. 3 DEC. 10 TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Sunny | High 42, Low 39 P’Cloudy | High 54, Low 28 P’Cloudy | High 43, Low 40 Lucky for Life: 12-13-20-37-46 (1) SPORTS B TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2017 St. Mary’s retooling for another title run By Mike Alongi FOR THE ITEM LYNN — With the 2017-2018 winter sea- son on the brink of starting, many coaches around the state are repeating the same mantra, "new year, new team." This is no different with the defending Di- vision 1 state champions in boys hockey, the St. Mary's Spartans, who are trying to find an identity with a new squad. "Every year you have a new team, and this year is no different," said Spartans coach Mark Lee, now in his 32nd season behind the bench at St. Mary's. "One thing working in our favor is that we have a good number of guys who are returning from that state championship team, but we've still got to find our identity with the new pieces." Last year's Spartans team battled through ITEM FILE PHOTO a tough Catholic Central League schedule to finish the season 13-7-2 and earn a No. English senior Tommi Hill will be a go-to 6 seed in the Division 1 North tournament. player for the Bulldogs this season. From there, St. Mary's got hot and rode the momentum to a North title before taking down Framingham to win the Division 1 state championship at the TD Garden. English girls That effort was largely led by a group of now-departed seniors like top scorers Mike Zampanti (34 points) and Dante Maribito back with more (33 points) and star defensemen Andrew Kreamer and Marc Zampanti. And let's not forget goalie Andrew LoRusso, who boasted a .920 save percentage with three shutouts experience last year. By Harold Rivera "You're talking about a great group of guys right there, a group that will be tough ITEM STAFF to replace," said Lee. "It might not be a LYNN — Growing pains were a big theme of the big loss in terms of number of players, but English girls basketball team's season last winter. losing those high-caliber players is always ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Under first-year coach Mackenzie Charles, the tough." St. Mary's senior captain Nico Scali stands at the Spar- Bulldogs improved from recent seasons but strug- SPARTANS, B2 gled to finish close games. That, in short, put En- tans' first practice of the 2017-2018 season on Monday. glish on the losing side of a handful games that were decided by single-digits. "We lost a lot of close games," Charles, entering his second season at the helm of the program, said. Classical girls hope to build on 2016 "We had to learn how to finish and that's one of the main focuses this year, being tougher mentally and By Steve Krause would lead to more interest this Pierce in New Hampshire -- a deci- physically. We have to learn how to finish and put ITEM SPORTS EDITOR season. But Monday, on the first sion Sawyer is glad she has out of the ball in the hoop. But I liked the level of effort day of tryouts, he was disappointed. the way. last season." LYNN — Last year, the Lynn "We had 20-something kids trying "It's a load off her mind," he said. The benefit of English's growing pains is that the Classical girls basketball team had out today, and that's significantly Sawyer says Wilkey, who was co- Bulldogs return in 2017-2018 with a core of experi- its best season under coach Tom less than in past years," he said. MVP of the league last season, will enced players. While they were mainly a group of Sawyer -- and also its best in more "I guess it's the same pretty much face some obstacles and challenges inexperienced underclassmen last season, the Bull- than a decade. everywhere. They have jobs. They this season. dogs are led by a core of four experienced seniors Of the five games the Rams lost have other interests." "We ask an awful lot of her, and this winter. last year, two were to eventual But this doesn't mean Sawyer is the ball's in her hands a lot," he It starts with senior point guard Ely Guity, who'll Northeastern Conference champion bereft of talent. That won't be the said. "Other teams are going to be serve as the team's floor general. Revere, one was to St. Mary's in the case this season. The Rams have paying attention to her more and "Ely's going to be one of our leaders," Charles said. Lynn Christmas tournament, one five senior returnees and he's go- more, and that means she's going to "She leads by example. We'd love for her to take a was to Peabody in three overtimes, ing to be leaning on each of them bigger role in scoring. She might play off the ball have to find other ways to help us and the last one was in the state heavily. besides scoring. Maybe rebounding this year. She's a hard worker and she's a great kid." tournament, against Billerica. The the creme de la creme, of Also projected to play a big role this season is se- and passing. Sawyer hoped the success, which course, is senior Paris Wilkey, who nior forward Tommi Hill. A three-sport athlete who had been building for a few years, last week committed to Franklin CLASSICAL, B2 also plays soccer and softball, Hill flashed potential last year as a scoring threat from beyond the arc. "Tommi's a good shooter," Charles said. She's going to play big time minutes but that depends on how hard she works and how hard she plays defense." Hill logging key minutes at Plymouth Senior forward Dorothy Ezemba will also play a big role for the Bulldogs. Ezemba emerged as a dom- By Harold Rivera utes of action in the season-open- inant presence in the paint last season. ITEM STAFF ing victory over Rivier and made "Dorothy's a great student-athlete," Charles said. the most of her time. The 2016 "She's going to play a big role for us this year." PLYMOUTH, N.H. — ­­­In her Classical graduate scored four Capping the team's senior core is guard/forward days as a student-athlete at Lynn points to go along with three as- Sheyla Manon, who'll lead the Bulldogs as team cap- Classical, Chenysse Hill was a sists, three rebounds and two tain. standout member of the Rams steals. "Sheyla has worked extremely hard over the off- soccer, basketball and outdoor "We're in a really good position season in the weight room," Charles said. "She's one track teams. right now," Hill, a Lynn native, of our best defenders. She does a lot of the talking on After setting a strong platform said. "We won our first game and defense. We'll lean on her." for herself in high school, Hill's then we went to the Cardinal With four seniors at the forefront, English won't now looking to do the same in col- Classic Tournament in New York lack leadership this upcoming season. The Bulldogs lege at Plymouth State. and won a game there. We lost a project to be a strong defensive team, and they'll A reserve point guard for the game by one point to Castleton. also have versatility on their side. women's basketball team at Di- Now we have to keep finding "I think we'll be a really good defensive team," vision III Plymouth State, Hill's ways to win. We just have to keep Charles said. "We'll also have a lot of leadership this learning the ropes of what it takes our focus and limit turnovers by year. Julianna Perry is only a junior but she's one of to run an offense at the college taking care of the ball." our leaders. We'll have a big season but it depends level while contributing with key A standout on the court for the minutes off the Panthers' bench. on how hard we work. We're on pace to be a better PHOTO | PLYMOUTH STATE ATHLETICS girls basketball team at Classical, team but it depends on how we attack practice every The Panthers are 2-2 on the 2017- Hill was a four-year member of day. Former Classical star Chenysse Hill 2018 season, after wins over Rivi- the Rams varsity squad. is now making an impact as a point er and Plattsburgh State. ENGLISH, B2 guard at Plymouth State University. Hill, a sophomore, saw 14 min- HILL, B2 Bob DeFelice honored with George C. Carens Award WALTHAM — As he prepares for his School. giate Football Conference and the East- 50th season as the only baseball coach Before joining the Bentley athletic de- ern Football Conference, which later was in Bentley University history, Bob DeFe- partment staff on a full-time basis in absorbed by the Northeast-10. He served lice will be honored for his work in an- 1987, DeFelice spent 17 years (1970-86) as the EFC Commissioner from 1997- other sport when the New England Foot- as the head football coach at his alma 2000. ball Writers present him with the 2017 mater, Winthrop High School. During He also played a key role in the shift of George C. Carens Award Tuesday, Dec. 5. that time, he led the Vikings to a 101-65- Bentley football, and a number of other Named in memory of the longtime Bos- 2 record with four Northeastern Confer- former club programs, from club to var- ton Herald-Traveler sports writer, the ence championships, a 33-game winning sity status in 1988. award has been given annually since streak in the early 80s and two Eastern DeFelice, who is a member of eight 1952 to a person who throughout his or Massachusetts Division 2 Super Bowl Halls of Fame including the Massachu- her life as made significant contributions titles. setts High School Football Coaches, is to the sport of football in New England. As Bentley’s athletic director, DeFelice DeFelice will receive the prestigious has overseen a football program that the third person with Bentley ties to re- award during the NEFW Annual Cap- qualified for back-to-back NCAA Divi- ceive the Carens Award, joining former tains and Awards Banquet at the Mont- sion II playoff bids in 2003 and 2004, and head coaches Hal Kopp and Peter Yetten. vale Plaza in Stoneham. won Northeast-10 Conference titles each Those interested in attending the ban- It’s been more than a half-century of those years, as well as 2009 and 2010. quet on Dec. 5 (reception 6:00, dinner since the longtime Bentley athletics di- Included was overseeing the renovations 7:00) can make reservations by contact- ITEM FILE PHOTO rector began his involvement with New of the stadium where the Falcons play. ing Dick Lipe at [email protected] or England football as the 21-year-old head DeFelice was instrumental in the es- 781-891-2334 by Thursday. The cost of Bob DeFelice will be honored with the coach at Christopher Columbus High tablishment of the old Eastern Colle- tickets is $50. George C. Carens Award on Dec. 5. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2017 Celtics fall to Pistons in Bradley’s return to the Garden

BOSTON (AP) — Andre Drum- The three-point play made it 109- mond scored 26 points with 22 re- 102. bounds — both season highs — and It was 114-108 when Smart’s long, Tobias Harris scored 31 to lead the leaning 3-point attempt rimmed out Detroit Pistons to a 118-108 victory with 34 seconds left. on Monday night and send the Celtics SLOW STARTS to their first loss in Boston since their The Celtics fell behind 16-6 in the home opener. opening minutes, continuing a trend Drummond had 10 rebounds in the of early deficits. Detroit led 31-23 af- first quarter and 11 points in the last ter the first quarter, but Boston scored 5:36 to help Detroit win the matchup the first eight points of the second to of old-school rivals who are once again tie it. the top teams in the Eastern Confer- A seven-point Detroit lead in the ence. Reggie Jackson scored 20 points third quarter was quickly erased, with seven assists for the Pistons, but then the Pistons responded with who have won three of their last four. eight straight points and the Celtics Marcus Smart scored 23 points, matched that, too. making 6 of 9 from 3-point range, and FACE TIME Kyrie Irving had 18 with nine assists Already wearing a mask because of for the Celtics. Boston has lost two of a broken bone in his face, Irving had four since a 16-game winning streak. to check in with the trainer in the Detroit led by 11 points in the first game’s opening minutes after getting quarter, but it was tied 100-all with hit in the mouth. He did not need to 5:36 left before the Pistons pulled come out of the game. away thanks to eight straight points TIP-INS from Drummond. With just over three Drummond added six assists and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS minutes left, the Pistons center stole four steals. He’s the first player with a lazy inbound pass at midcourt and that many points, rebounds, assists Kyrie Irving, left, is guarded by former Celtics guard Avery Bradley during a drove for the dunk, drawing a foul and steals since Charles Barkley on game between the Celtics and the Detroit Pistons on Monday night in Boston. from Irving. Jan. 20, 1990, according to NBA.com. Hill continues to grow at Plymouth State

HILL more on my defense, push- From B1 ing the ball and working together with my team- As a senior, she earned mates. I think this will be the trust of Classical coach a better season for us than Tom Sawyer, and assis- last season. I feel the team tant Helen Ridley, and was connects much better this named a team captain. year.” “Playing at Classical was Despite the injury, Hill a great experience,” Hill saw enough playing time said. “Me and my team- to learn the differences mates created a great between high school and bond together through my college basketball as she years playing there. The made the leap to the colle- team was great.” giate level. After excelling as Clas- “It was good to get some ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE sical’s point guard, Hill playing time,” Hill said. joined the women’s bas- “College basketball is The St. Mary’s boys hockey team skates laps to warm up on the first day of practice at Connery ketball team at Plymouth much more different than Rink on Monday afternoon. The Spartans will look to defend their Division 1 state title this year. State. She cited Panthers high school. It’s an elevat- coach Allison Flynn, as ed level of competition. well as the school’s loca- “I was a point guard for New team, same goals for St. Mary’s tion, as two of the driving three seasons at Classi- forces that convinced Hill cal,” Hill added. “I wasn’t a SPARTANS As for goalie, that’s a battle in it- we play every year, and we have to choose Plymouth State. very talkative player back From B1 self. Senior Kevin McMullen is the another tough path this year,” said “Coach Flynn definite- then but I’ve gotten much ly played a big role,” Hill logical replacement after serving as Lee. “We play in one of the most better at communicating While it will certainly hurt to lose said. “She was one of the LoRusso’s backup for the past two competitive conferences in the and being patient with my that kind of production and leader- factors. She was on top of years, but players such as C.J. Fus- state, and I think it helps us pre- teammates.” ship, there is a group of players who co, Greyson Payne and St. John’s me throughout that entire pare for a potential playoff run.” This season, the Pan- appears ready to step in and fill the Prep transfer Joe Pertell are all in summer. I also wanted to Practice started on Monday for St. thers will rely on their void. The senior captains this year the mix to win the starting job. be out of state. I had a few Mary’s, and a string of five scrim- guards to lead the charge. are Anthony Bono and Nico Scali, a It will be another tough year in other options that were mages will start later this week. Hill believes the team’s forward and a defenseman, respec- terms of strength of schedule for closer to home but I chose The Spartans will take on Woburn guards, along with im- tively. Bono was the top goal scorer the Spartans, as is usually the case to be out of state.” and St. John’s Prep on Friday and proved shooting, will lead for the Spartans last year with 20 in the CCL. St. Mary’s will have to Last season, Hill’s fresh- Saturday, respectively, before tak- to more wins. goals (31 total points), while Scali deal with the likes of conference man year with the Pan- ing on last year’s Super 8 champi- “We have a lot of guards played a key role on the back end foes Arlington Catholic, Austin thers, was an up and down on Arlington in the Garrett Reagan so we like to push the ball all year. Adding to that group will Prep and Bishop Fenwick, but the year for Plymouth State. Summit on Sunday. Scrimmages a lot of this year,” Hill said. be veterans Colin Reddy (26 points) Spartans also have a hefty non-con- The Panthers won their against Marblehead and Danvers “We’re great at running and Nick Napolitano (16 points) on ference schedule. With two games season opener but then will come next week before the the floor. Our shooting has the offensive end and the Ouellette against Hingham and matchups slid into a seven-game Spartans open up the regular sea- also improved. We push brothers, Kyle and Kory, on de- with Central Catholic and Pope losing streak before open- son at home against Franklin on the ball and shoot. I feel fense. Freshman forwards Jaiden Francis on the docket, the Spar- ing Little East Conference Dec. 13. that we’re going to be a Moriello and Brady Carpenter are tans’ schedule is full of Super 8 con- play. They finished 8-17, “We’ll know a lot about our team much more competitive also expected to make an impact on tenders once again. 5-9 against LEC oppo- offense. “We’re very proud of the schedule after this weekend,” Lee said. nents, and saw their sea- team this season.” son end after a 59-42 loss Academically, Hill, a to Western Connecticut physical education major, in the quarterfinals of the is learning from the grow- Wilkey leads senior-laden Rams team conference tournament . ing pains she experienced This year, Hill noted, the in balancing schoolwork CLASSICAL coaches talk about but nobody goal is to win more games with basketball during her From B1 notices. by developing a positive freshman year. It wasn’t “Soneta was good for three approach regardless of re- easy but the lessons she “And of course, we’ll need some or four steals a game,” Sawyer sults. learned in time manage- of the other players to step up said. “She was so quick.” “We want to win more ment as a freshman are and put those balls in the bas- Underclass players who are games,” Hill said. “We paying dividends now in ket when they get her passes.” big parts of the mix include want to develop a positive Hill’s sophomore year. The two obvious candidates Skyler Crayton and Chloe Ke- attitude, even when we “It’s tough going to class for that role are Jeylly Medra- breau. lose games. We lost a lot all day, going to practice no and Irianis Delgado. Medra- “Skyler is another kid who of close games last year, and then studying late,” no will be the point guard, “and worked hard all summer,” said some by one or two points. Hill said. “It’s tough re- she worked on her game all Sawyer. One of our biggest goals is peating that every day. summer,” while Delgado “has a All of which begs the question: to focus on our mistakes in It can be difficult but you nice outside shot, and she’s an How will the 2017-18 Rams fol- those losses and correcting have to be able to find time aggressive rebounder.” low up on last year’s successes? them moving forward.” in between class. Time Two other seniors, Maryah “I think we can compete with Hill’s freshman season management is very im- Chandler and Tyarah Horton anyone we play,” Sawyer said. was stymied by a knee portant, college professors will also be counted on to con- “But I also think that if we go injury that kept her from take their classes very se- tribute, Sawyer said. out there with the attitude playing at full strength. riously. Of course, they will all have to that we don’t have to work, we The injury forced Hill “It’s important not to fill the void left by Soneta Srey could lose to anyone we play to miss 10 of Plymouth hold off assignments,” and Priscill Alouidor, “who was too. We’re not that good that we State’s 25 games last sea- Hill added. “When I was a an unsung hero for us last year. can just go out there without a purpose.” son. Individually, her goal freshman, I learned from “That’s a lot of minutes to ITEM FILE PHOTO for the 2017-2018 season that mistake. It was a fill,” Sawyer said. “Priscill knew Classical has until Dec. 15 to is to get back to 100 per- tough adjustment.” where she needed to be on the figure it out. That’s when the Classical’s Paris Wilkey, right, will cent. Hill and the Panthers floor every minute of every Rams open their season on the look to make a statement in her “My biggest goal is to are back in action tonight game, and she did all the things road against Somerville. senior season with the Rams. get back to full strength,” when they travel to West- Hill said. “I want to work field State. English ready to learn from last year ENGLISH ing,” Charles said. “We have to im- ton League merger. From B1 prove on that and that’s a tough- “I tip my hat off to all the coaches ness thing. We have to be a little in the NEC,” Charles said. “I gained “One thing I like about this team more physical and we need to im- a lot of respect for how hard they is its versatility,” Charles added. prove on defense. The players need work. I think our girls are starting “We have a lot of players who are to work on that but they work hard. to develop a mindset of wanting to interchangeable and they can play Effort has never been a problem.” play against the best. Our league multiple positions.” English knows it’ll need to bring got better with the GBL teams Rebounding, on the other hand, is its best effort day in and day out to where the Bulldogs will look to im- compete in the Northeastern Con- coming in. As a coach that makes prove. Last season’s team struggled ference. In addition to NEC pow- me want to work harder. I love the PHOTO | PLYMOUTH STATE ATHLETICS on the glass and Charles believes erhouse teams such as Danvers, competition.” Chenysse Hill, center, pushes the ball up the developing a mindset of toughness Revere, Saugus, Swampscott and English opens the new season on floor for Plymouth State in a game against will help that cause. Peabody, the conference adds more December 12 when the Bulldogs Newbury. “We need to get better at rebound- competition with the Greater Bos- host New Mission. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Patriots place Martellus Bennett and Umpire class the Interpreter, Steve Carroll, at [email protected]. scheduled Nate Ebner on season-ending IR The North Shore Baseball Lynn Classical Umpires Association (www. girls basketball BOSTON (AP) — The Patriots have placed tight end nsbua.com) is sponsoring its Martellus Bennett and special teamer Nate Ebner on annual new candidates fundraiser injured reserve. course starting Monday, Jan. New England made the moves Monday. For Bennett There will be a Lynn Clas- 8, 2018 at Essex Tech High it comes less than a month after the Patriots picked sical girls basketball fund- him up off waivers following his release from the Green School in Danvers at 6pm. raiser at Four Winds Pub & The fee is $100 and Bay Packers. Ebner injured his knee on a fake punt run Grill, 265 Broadway, Sunday in the first quarter of the Patriots’ win over Miami on includes the course, all writ- from 1 to 8 p.m. ten materials, a rulebook, the Sunday. Four Winds will donate a Bennett had six catches for 53 yards in New England’s certification exam and first portion of the food and bev- year’s membership dues. A wins over the Broncos and Raiders, but was inactive for erage bills to the Classical Sunday’s win over the Dolphins with a hamstring and successfully completed Mas- girls basketball program. In shoulder injury. Ebner has played in 82 regular-season sachusetts CORI certification addition, there will be raf- games as a reserve and a core special teams member, is required. fles, including one for two and had five tackles on defense to go along with 74 spe- For further information tickets to a Boston Celtics cial teams tackles. consult the website above or game. Bennett was released by the Packers on Nov. 8 for “failing to disclose a physical condition.” In the days TV/RADIO after his release he said in a lengthy post on Insta- gram that the Packers examined his shoulder when he TV signed a three-year, $21 million contract as a free agent College basketball in March and cleared him to play. 6:30 p.m...... Baylor at Xavier...... FS1 But the 30-year-old says his shoulder got worse during 7 p.m...... Florida St. at Rutgers...... ESPNU the season and that he asked to have it checked in early 7 p.m...... Northwestern at Georgia Tech...... ESPN2 October, electing for surgery. He says Green Bay’s team 8 p.m...... Louisville at Purdue...... ESPN physician pushed him to play through it, causing a rift 8 p.m...... Radford at Vanderbilt...... SEC Network that ultimately led to him being waived. 9 p.m...... Illinois at Wake Forest...... ESPNU He started seven games this season for Green Bay, 9 p.m...... Iowa at Virginia Tech...... ESPN2 totaling 24 catches for 233 yards. Last season, Bennett FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Women’s college basketball caught 55 passes for 701 yards and had a career-high 9 p.m...... UConn at Nevada...... CBSSN seven touchdowns on his way to earning a Super Bowl Martellus Bennett was one of two players placed NBA on injured reserve by the Patriots on Monday. 7 p.m...... Miami at Cleveland...... NBATV ring with the Patriots. 10 p.m...... Denver at Utah...... ESPN NHL 8 p.m...... Chicago at Nashville...... NBCSN Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin isn’t shy Soccer 2:45 p.m...... Tottenham Hotspur at Leicester City...NBCSN about his excitement for Steelers-Patriots

TODAY IN SPORTS PITTSBURGH (AP) — heavy underdog. Nov. 28 1948 — Dippy Evans of the Chicago Sitting across from a Hall The Steelers turned 1906 — Tommy Burns fights to a Bears is the only NFL player to score of Fame coach turned it over three times, al- two touchdowns on recovered fum- 20-round draw with light heavyweight bles in a 48-13 victory over the broadcaster, Mike Tomlin lowed Green Bay backup Jack O’Brien in a world heavyweight Washington Redskins. decided to do longtime quarterback Brett Hun- title bout in Los Angeles. 1964 — Southern California rallies friend Tony Dungy a sol- dley to throw for three 1929 — Ernie Nevers rushes for six from a 17-0 halftime deficit to beat touchdowns and kicks four PATs to No. 1 Notre Dame 20-17. Craig Fertig id. touchdowns and lead a score all his team’s points, an NFL completes a 15-yard touchdown pass Asked about his team’s game-tying 77-yard drive record, in the Chicago Cardinals’ 40-6 to Rod Sherman on a fourth-and-8 potential during a taped in the final minutes. rout of the Chicago Bears. with 1:33 left to play for the Trojans. segment before the Pitts- Pittsburgh escaped only burgh Steelers hosted after star wide receiver Green Bay on Sunday, Antonio Brown did Anto- NFL Tomlin said aloud what’s nio Brown things, name- AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE long been whispered in ly, a 23-yard toe drag East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA his locker room. masterpiece on a perfect New England 9 2 0 .818 325 220 Philadelphia 10 1 0 .909 351 191 Dungy asked for an throw from Ben Roeth- Buffalo 6 5 0 .545 224 260 Dallas 5 6 0 .455 248 270 N.Y. Jets 4 7 0 .364 228 257 Washington 5 6 0 .455 258 276 answer in “non-coach- lisberger that pushed the Miami 4 7 0 .364 174 289 N.Y. Giants 2 9 0 .182 172 267 speak.” Tomlin, who can Steelers to the edge of South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA be as fluent in “coach- field goal range. Tennessee 7 4 0 .636 242 269 New Orleans 8 3 0 .727 322 222 speak” as any of his peers, A more conventional Jacksonville 7 4 0 .636 269 168 Carolina 8 3 0 .727 248 207 obliged. 14-yard grab followed, Houston 4 6 0 .400 267 262 Atlanta 7 4 0 .636 265 230 Indianapolis 3 8 0 .273 195 300 Tampa Bay 4 7 0 .364 223 262 Yes, Tomlin considers the last in a 10-reception, North North the Steelers talented 169-yard, two-touchdown W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 9 2 0 .818 258 193 Minnesota 9 2 0 .818 271 195 enough to win the Super performance that show- Baltimore 5 5 0 .500 213 171 Detroit 6 5 0 .545 294 264 Bowl. cased his flair for the dra- Cincinnati 5 6 0 .455 199 215 Green Bay 5 6 0 .455 232 261 Yes, he’s well aware matic. Brown has reached Cleveland 0 11 0 .000 166 289 Chicago 3 8 0 .273 177 252 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS West West Pittsburgh’s Dec. 17 the end zone 10 times in W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA showdown with longtime Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin is Pittsburgh’s past four Kansas City 6 5 0 .545 272 236 L.A. Rams 8 3 0 .727 329 206 L.A. Chargers 5 6 0 .455 249 202 Seattle 7 4 0 .636 266 212 nemesis New England excited to play the Patriots on December 17. prime-time appearances. Oakland 5 6 0 .455 225 261 Arizona 5 6 0 .455 203 278 could produce “fireworks,” “I think it’s noticed Denver 3 8 0 .273 197 280 San Francisco 1 10 0 .091 187 284 in what he believes could more globally when it’s Thursday’s Games New England 35, Miami 17 knows that’s a big game. “They’re winning, doing Minnesota 30, Detroit 23 Carolina 35, N.Y. Jets 27 be a preview of another We couldn’t deny it if we their job but when we get a big stage,” Bell said. L.A. Chargers 28, Dallas 6 Seattle 24, San Francisco 13 playoff clash in January. wanted to.” in a stadium with those “Down the stretch, more Washington 20, N.Y. Giants 10 Oakland 21, Denver 14 Sunday’s Games “We got a good football people can see it like L.A. Rams 26, New Orleans 20 So Tomlin didn’t even guys, I’ll worry about Atlanta 34, Tampa Bay 20 team,” Tomlin said after and be like ‘Man, that’s a Cincinnati 30, Cleveland 16 Arizona 27, Jacksonville 24 try, a move that caught those guys then. Until Tennessee 20, Indianapolis 16 Pittsburgh 31, Green Bay 28 Pittsburgh edged the un- his players off guard. Not then I worry about the great catch.’ But I see it Buffalo 16, Kansas City 10 Monday’s Game dermanned Packers 31-28 all the time. He’s just an Philadelphia 31, Chicago 3 Houston at Baltimore, 8:30 p.m. that Tomlin said it. That team we’re playing.” to improve to 9-2. he opted to share it. At times, that’s trouble amazing player. I see him “I got a great deal of “Obviously I’m watch- enough for Pittsburgh, working hard every day. NBA confidence in them. Ev- ing them,” running who again flirted with He never seems to sur- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE erybody in America back Le’Veon Bell said. a meltdown against a prise me.” Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 18 4 .818 — Houston 15 4 .789 — Toronto 12 7 .632 4½ San Antonio 12 7 .632 3 Philadelphia 11 8 .579 5½ New Orleans 11 9 .550 4½ Fooled ‘em with a fake punt New York 10 9 .526 6½ Memphis 7 12 .368 8 Brooklyn 7 12 .368 9½ Dallas 5 15 .250 10½ Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Washington 10 9 .526 — Minnesota 12 8 .600 — Miami 10 9 .526 — Portland 12 8 .600 — Charlotte 8 11 .421 2 Denver 11 8 .579 ½ Orlando 8 13 .381 3 Utah 9 11 .450 3 Atlanta 4 16 .200 6½ Oklahoma City 8 11 .421 3½ Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Detroit 13 6 .684 — Golden State 15 5 .750 — Cleveland 13 7 .650 ½ L.A. Lakers 8 11 .421 6½ Indiana 12 9 .571 2 L.A. Clippers 7 11 .389 7 Milwaukee 9 9 .500 3½ Phoenix 7 14 .333 8½ Chicago 3 15 .167 9½ Sacramento 5 14 .263 9½

Monday’s Games Oklahoma City at Orlando, 7 p.m. Cleveland 113, Philadelphia 91 Phoenix at Detroit, 7 p.m. Indiana 121, Orlando 109 Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Detroit 118, Boston 108 Charlotte at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Portland at New York, 7:30 p.m. Miami at New York, 7:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Houston, 8 p.m. Indiana at Houston, 8 p.m. Dallas at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Minnesota at New Orleans, 8 p.m. L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Sacramento at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Memphis at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Miami at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games Phoenix at Chicago, 8 p.m. Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Washington at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Denver at Utah, 10 p.m. Chicago at Denver, 9 p.m. Milwaukee at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Milwaukee at Portland, 10 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Utah at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 23 16 5 2 34 86 62 St. Louis 24 17 6 1 35 84 63 Toronto 25 15 9 1 31 88 77 Winnipeg 23 14 6 3 31 73 62 Detroit 24 10 9 5 25 69 70 Nashville 23 14 6 3 31 73 66 Boston 22 10 8 4 24 60 66 Chicago 22 11 8 3 25 67 57 Ottawa 22 8 8 6 22 67 74 Dallas 23 12 10 1 25 67 69 Montreal 24 9 12 3 21 57 80 Minnesota 23 11 9 3 25 70 67 Florida 23 9 12 2 20 67 79 Colorado 22 11 9 2 24 73 71 Buffalo 24 6 14 4 16 55 83 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Las Vegas 22 15 6 1 31 81 66 New Jersey 24 14 6 4 32 78 74 Los Angeles 24 13 8 3 29 69 56 Columbus 23 15 7 1 31 68 55 Calgary 23 13 9 1 27 69 72 N.Y. Islanders 23 14 7 2 30 84 74 San Jose 22 12 8 2 26 58 50 Washington 25 14 10 1 29 74 75 Vancouver 24 11 9 4 26 66 68 Pittsburgh 26 13 10 3 29 74 90 Anaheim 23 10 9 4 24 62 66 N.Y. Rangers 24 13 9 2 28 78 72 Edmonton 24 9 13 2 20 64 79 Carolina 22 10 8 4 24 66 67 Arizona 26 6 17 3 15 64 95 Philadelphia 24 8 9 7 23 69 75 NOTE: Two pts for win, one pt for OT loss. Monday’s Games Toronto at Calgary, 9 p.m. Florida 3, New Jersey 2 Dallas at Vegas, 10 p.m. Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 4, OT Wednesday’s Games Columbus at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Anaheim at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Anaheim at St. Louis, 9 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Winnipeg at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games Vancouver at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Los Angeles at Washington, 7 p.m. Carolina at Columbus, 7 p.m. Montreal at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Florida at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Nashville, 8 p.m. San Jose at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Vegas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Baltimore Ravens punter Sam Koch, left, throws a successful pass on a fake punt play against Los Angeles at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. the Houston Texans on Monday Night Football. Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. Toronto at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Arizona at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Arizona at Calgary, 9 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 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 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Stand up to anyone using Temptation will be difficult A settlement will turn in your Partnerships need to be han- A business trip, interview, Don’t let your peers get the blackmail to coerce you into to resist. Do your homework. favor. Reach out to the powers- dled with compassion, honesty meeting or learning pursuit is better of you. Stay sharp and doing things you don’t want Know exactly what’s being of- that-be for help if you want to and good will. How you treat featured. Take pride in what put emotional situations on the to do. Stay focused on your fered and what’s expected of overcome a delay or pitfall you others will reflect on your abil- you know, and show dedication back burner. Use intelligence health and making personal you in return. A gift, bonus or face due to someone’s false ity to lead. Choose peace and in what you do. Much can be to help you mastermind your gains. Don’t hesitate when you financial gain is apparent. accusations. love over sensationalism. accomplished if you are per- way to the top. can take action. sistent. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don’t overreact to unpredict- Delays while traveling or wait- Keep your plans a secret until Stay focused on what’s expect- Spend more time organizing Networking events will give able situations. Discussions ing for an email or parcel can you are fully prepared to pres- ed of you. You can bring about your personal papers and tak- you an opportunity to show off will quickly turn into a debate be expected. Use your intuitive ent what you have to offer. Fo- positive change if you work ing care of matters concerning what you have to offer. A physi- that will leave you in a state of insight to guide you in matters cus on self-improvements that alongside your peers to build your domestic life and those you cal change will be noticed and flux. Don’t reveal information concerning health, money or will encourage you to stand up a better environment for those feel responsible for. Be willing to approved of by someone influ- that will provoke a dispute. legal concerns. and do your own thing. less fortunate. help, but don’t take control. ential. Opportunity is apparent.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Young couple seem to click better when they’re apart Bidding judgment and agreements DEAR ABBY: I have could be as simple as trim- In 1976, Mike Lawrence, a pre-empt, and you have a been with my boyfriend Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van ming some bushes. at that point a two-time Ber- hand with which you might for two years. When I’m Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, muda Bowl winner on the act, you should assume part- with him, I often find him and was founded by her mother, DEAR ABBY: My hus- Dallas Aces team, published ner has six or seven points annoying and think we Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at band and I have been ar- his second book, “Judgment with one or two useful cards, have nothing in common. guing over whether food at Bridge.” (He also won the but nothing magic. In this But when we are apart, I DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los must be covered while it’s Bermuda Bowl in 1987.) deal, North has the expected miss him a lot — especial- Angeles, CA 90069. being heated in the micro- Now “Judgment at Bridge 2” 7-count with two winners, but ly when one of us travels wave. I always cover it be- has come out (Baron Barclay three hearts still rates to go Bridge Supply). This expands down two, perhaps doubled for work. then it’s normal. When you impossible to spot — and I cause it takes little effort When we’re apart and and prevents splatters. He on the original work, in partic- by West (especially in a pairs are apart, it’s possible that deliver during the day. I ular taking note of how bid- event). South will lose one talk on the phone, we have refuses, unless the food is you miss — and idealize can only begin to imagine ding styles have changed over spade, two hearts, two dia- amazing conversations — each other, which is why how hard it is for couriers very saucy or greasy. When the last 40 years. monds and one club. and discuss a future to- those conversations about who deliver at night. So do I ask why he won’t do it, Lawrence also considers bid- Yes, two spades can be gether. But when we’re to- a future happen. The way us a favor. Make sure your he has no answer. ding conventions you should made (unless South leads the gether, we don’t talk as It would be one thing if to determine whether you house number is visible use (negative doubles, for ex- club queen!), but it requires much, and he never men- he routinely cleaned the should invest more time in from the street. ample), those you add once double-dummy play. tions a future together. this relationship would be microwave, but he never you have a practiced partner- Over two spades, South I’m confused. Is this nor- to ASK him, and just as WENDY IN does, leaving me to do it. ship (Reverse Drury being one), should pass. mal for relationships? I plainly as you addressed CALIFORNIA This has caused shouting and a few you should avoid don’t want to stay in a re- that question to me. matches between us. How (stolen bids is on his list). lationship that isn’t going DEAR WENDY: I’m can we settle this, short of Lawrence tries to make anywhere, and it has been DEAR ABBY: Could glad you wrote. People in throwing away the micro- the reader think logically. For like this since pretty early you please print this on your profession are not the wave? example, look at the South on. How can I know if I only ones who struggle hand in the diagram. With behalf of delivery people UNCOVERED OUT should invest more of my everywhere? Folks: Please with this problem. I have neither side vulnerable, East WEST opens two spades. What time or if I should end it make sure your address is also heard from fire and should South do? and move on? visible from the street. emergency personnel com- DEAR UNCOVERED: plaining about the same While you are deciding, PERPLEXED IN I can’t tell you how many Do not toss out a perfectly issue when the situation Lawrence likes decent suits VIRGINIA times I have had to drive good microwave over this for pre-emptive opening bids, up and down a street try- wasn’t just inconvenient, issue. Praise your husband but says that if you are unsure DEAR PERPLEXED: If ing to figure out which but life-threatening. Read- when he covers the saucy/ whether to pre-empt or not, neither of you is particu- house I’m supposed to de- ers, please take a moment greasy foods, and remem- you probably should, espe- larly talkative and there liver to. Sometimes, I can to walk to the curb and see ber to throw a paper towel cially when nonvulnerable. are a lot of distractions see the number on the if your street address is over his dinner when he If an opponent opens with when you are together, curb. But many times, it’s visible. Fixing the problem “forgets.”

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS (SEAL) LEGAL NOTICE LAND COURT COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CITY OF LYNN DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT LAND COURT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 17 SM 002890 DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 17SM008119 The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following ORDER OF NOTICE ORDER OF NOTICE petitions on Tuesday, December 5, 2017, at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall.

TO: To: LOCUS: 32 CITY HALL SQ, PARCEL NO. 068-729-034 - PETITIONER: ST THERESA Yuriy Golkov Roland J. Kolwicz; Maureen A. Kolwicz HOUSE, INC, BY ITS ATTORNEY JAMES MOORE (ZBA #9803) and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 To allow construction of an additional (3rd) dwelling unit below grade in an 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: existing, non-conforming structure located in zoning district CBD previously approved for two below-grade dwelling units. MTGLQ Investors, L.P U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust LOCUS: 86 KERNWOOD DR, PARCEL NO. 075-081-017 - PETITIONER: MICHAEL R. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Swampscott, claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, MCBRIDE, BY HIS ATTORNEY SAMUEL VITALI (ZBA #9804) numbered 1004 Paradise Road, Unit W-3-B, Summit Estates Condominium given numbered 142 Quinn Road, given by Roland J. Kolwicz and Maureen A. Kolwicz to by Yuriy Golkov to Washington Mutual Bank, FA, dated March 6, 2002, and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Nominee for Countrywide Home To allow construction of a two-story, single-family dwelling on an undersized lot recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book Loans, Inc., dated January 19, 2007, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern (8,210 SF) in zoning district R1 to replace an existing, non-conforming 18460, Page 252, and now held by plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26501, Page 574, and now held by the Plaintiff single-family residence. this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Servicemembers status. Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Jeanne M. Curley - Chairperson Daniel E. Gisonno - Clerk If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Item: November 21, 28, 2017 States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in CITY OF LYNN this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before December December 25, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are 25, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a entitled to the benefits of said Act. benefits of said Act. public hearing on Tuesday, December 12, 2017 at 6:00 o'clock p.m. in Room Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on November 10, 2017. 402: Petitions of Comcast to grant location for the installation of underground Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on November 10, 2017 Attest: Deborah J. Patterson facilities to provide service at 269 Union Street. Petitions of Comcast to grant Recorder location for the installation of underground facilities to provide service at 11 Circle Attest: 201609-0387-PRP Avenue. Deborah J. Patterson Item: November 28, 2017 Recorder Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk Item: November 28, 2017 (16-011965 Orlans) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Item: November 28, 2017 County of Essex CITY OF LYNN The Superior Court (SEAL) CIVIL DOCKET #1777CV01726 Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council will hold a public hearing on COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS RE: North Shore Bank, a Co-operative Bank v Freda Tuesday, December 12, 2017 at 8:00 P.M. in Council Chambers, on the LAND COURT following Petition: D&P Realty Trust at 50-54 State Street for a sign permit. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT ORDER OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION 17SM008637 Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk ORDER OF NOTICE TO: Anthony Freda, Lynnfield, in the County of Essex; all in said Item: November 28, 2017 Commonwealth; To: Laura Douglass; Kenneth A. Webber Jr. AND TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO THE BENEFIT OF THE SERVICE MEMBERS' CIVIL RELIEF ACT, 50 U.S.C. c.50 s.3901 (et seq): CITY OF LYNN and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: North Shore Bank, a Co-operative Bank, a banking institution with a usual place Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a of business in Peabody public hearing on Tuesday, December 12, 2017 at 6:00 o'clock p.m. in Wells Fargo Bank, NA claiming to be the holder of a mortgage covering property situated at 7 Sylvan Room 402: Petitions of National Grid to grant location for the installation of Circle, Lynnfield, Essex County, MA and more fully described in said mortgage. underground facilities at 73 Buffum Street. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Saugus, 11 Given by Anthony Freda; Dated March 11, 2014 Fairmount Place, given by Laura Douglass to Mortgage Electronic Registration recorded in Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds, Document Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk Systems, Inc., as nominee for MSA Mortgage, LLC, dated January 28, 2013, and #550676, Certificate of Title #79874, has filed with said court a Complaint for Item: November 28, 2017 recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32157, determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Page 200 as affected by a modification agreement dated September 25, 2015 If you are now, or recently have been, in the active military service of the the TOWN OF NAHANT and recorded with said Registry in Book 34529, Page 411, and now held by the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the BOARD OF APPEALS Plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney should file a NOTICE OF HEARINGS separate action in said court in said County on or before 12/26/2017 or you may If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act. A public hearing will be held by the BOARD OF APPEALS at the NAHANT TOWN States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers HALL, Nahant, MA, on Tuesday, December 5th, 2017 at: Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on Witness, Judith Fabricant, Esquire, Chief Justice of the Superior Court, at that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Lawrence, Massachusetts, this 14th day of November, 2017. 1) 7:00 p.m on the petition filed by Dylan Dobbyn and Ellen Culliton, owners of this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before January 1, the property located at 74 Wilson Road, Nahant, for a Special Permit. The Building 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Thomas H.Driscoll Jr., Inspector has denied a building permit stating that the "proposed shed is in benefits of said Act. Clerk of the Courts violation of Section 5.03" of the zoning by-laws of the Town of Nahant in the Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on November 17, 2017. Item: November 28, 2017 following area: The "proposed Lot Coverage is 58% where the maximum allowed is Attest: Deborah J. Patterson 45%, the proposed Side Setback is 2' where the minimum allowed is 10', the Recorder COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS proposed Side Setback is 2' where the minimum allowed is 10' and the proposed 201709-0239-YEL THE TRIAL COURT Open Space is 31% where the minimum allowed is 45%." Item: November 28, 2017 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT 2) 7:30 p.m. on the petition filed by Anthony Roossien, RA, representative for Docket No. ES17P3172EA Ron Pawelski, owner of the property located at 134 Willow Road, Nahant, for a INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Special Permit. The Building Inspector has denied a building permit stating that COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS the "proposed demo and rebuild of a single family dwelling is in violation of County of Essex Estate of: MARILYN GRACE ENGSTROM Section 7.03.E" of the zoning by-laws of the Town of Nahant in the following area: The Superior Court Also Known As: MARILYN G. ENGSTROM, MARILYN ENGSTROM A Special Permit is required to reconstruct ANY building on a non-conforming lot. CIVIL DOCKET #1777CV01725 Date of Death: September 20, 2016 RE: North Shore Bank, a Co-operative Bank v Freda, Trustee Essex Division BOARD OF APPEALS, Jocelyn Campbell, Chairperson To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of ORDER OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Petitioner STEVEN L. ENGSTROM OF SWAMPSCOTT MA Item: November 21, 28, 2017 STEVEN L. ENGSTROM OF SWAMPSCOTT MA TO: Anthony Freda, Trustee of 565 Lincoln Avenue Realty Trust, Lynnfield, in has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to the County of Essex; all in said Commonwealth; serve without surety on the bond. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal AND TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO THE BENEFIT OF THE SERVICE MEMBERS' Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without CIVIL RELIEF ACT, 50 U.S.C. c.50 s.3901 (et seq): supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Have a story to share? the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration North Shore Bank, a Co-operative Bank, a banking institution with a usual place from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Need a question answered? of business in Peabody to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. claiming to be the holder of a mortgage covering property situated at 565 Lincoln Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Avenue, Saugus, Essex County, MA and more fully described in said mortgage. and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal [email protected] given by Anthony Freda Trustee of 565 Lincoln Avenue Realty Trust u/t/d dated Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and 6/4/14, recorded with Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds in Book Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. 33320, Page 8; Dated June 4, 2014 Item: November 28, 2017 recorded in the Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds, Book 33320, Page 14, has/have filed with said court a Complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. If you are now, or recently have been, in the active military service of the the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney should file a separate action in said court in said County on or before 12/26/2017 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act.

Witness, Judith Fabricant, Esquire, Chief Justice of the Superior Court, at Lawrence, Massachusetts, this 14th day of November, 2017.

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Villager Putu Sulas- eruption in 1963 killed “Authorities will comb mi said she fled with her KARANGASEM, In- about 1,100 people. the area to persuade husband and other family donesia — Indonesian Spokesman Sutopo Pur- them,” he said. “If needed members to a sports hall authorities ordered wo Nugroho told a news we will forcibly evacuate that is serving as an evac- 100,000 people to flee conference in Jakarta them.” About 25,000 peo- uation center. Monday from an erupt- that the extension of the ple were already living in “We came here on motor- ing volcano on Bali that danger zone affects 22 evacuation centers after cycles. We had to evacuate forced the island’s inter- villages and about 90,000 an increase in tremors because our house is just 3 national airport to close, to 100,000 people. He from the mountain in Sep- miles from the mountain. stranding large numbers of travelers. said about 40,000 people tember sparked an evacu- We were so scared with Mount Agung has been have evacuated but oth- ation. the thundering sound and hurling clouds of white ers have not left because Lava rising in the crater red light,” she said. and dark gray ash about 9,800 feet into the atmo- sphere since the weekend and lava is welling up in the crater, sometimes re- flected as a reddish-yel- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS low glow in the ash plumes. Its explosions can Former Miss Universe Iris Mittenaere, right, be heard about 7 1/2 miles crowns new Miss Universe Demi-Leigh Nel-Pe- away. ters at the Miss Universe pageant Sunday in Videos released by the Las Vegas. National Disaster Miti- gation Agency showed a mudflow of volcanic de- Miss Universe bris and water known as a lahar moving down the volcano’s slopes. It said contestants address lahars could increase be- cause it is rainy season and warned people to stay sexual harassment away from rivers. The agency raised the By Regina or in society,” Bennett volcano’s alert to the Garcia Cano said. highest level early Mon- ASSOCIATED PRESS Nel-Peters, who re- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cently earned a business day and expanded the LAS VEGAS — Miss danger zone to 6 miles in A view of the Mount Agung volcano erupting in Karangasem, Bali, Indo- management degree, was Universe Demi-Leigh crowned during the event places from the previous nesia, Monday. Nel-Peters didn’t shy away at The AXIS theater at when asked to comment Planet Hollywood casi- on sexual harassment just no-resort on the Las Vegas Trump, honoring Navajo code talkers, after being crowned. Strip. “If women take hands The runner-up was Miss and stand together, we Colombia Laura Gonzalez, revives ‘Pocohontas’ jab at Warren are unbreakable,” said while Bennett finished as the 22-year-old represen- the second runner-up. tative from South Africa, ASSOCIATED PRESS Nel-Peters is from the past attacks on Warren nounced Trump’s com- because of their incredible “and we can say no to the offensive and distaste- ments. work, saved the lives of South African coastal com- WASHINGTON — things that are wrong in munity of Sedgefield in the ful. Some Democrats “This was supposed to be countless Americans and President Donald Trump the workplace, at home or Western Cape province. our allies,” Warren said in used an event honoring have called the remark an event to honor heroes, wherever you might go.” She helped develop a pro- Native American veter- racist. people who put it all on the an interview on MSNBC. In the U.S., dozens of gram to train women in ans Monday to take a Warren quickly de- line for our country, who, “It is deeply unfortunate politicians, Hollywood ex- self-defense in various situ- shot at Democratic Sen. that the president of the ecutives and actors, and ations after she was robbed Elizabeth Warren, whom United States cannot even media personalities are at gunpoint a month after he has long derided as make it through a ceremo- facing accusations of sex- she was crowned as Miss “Pocahontas.” ny honoring these heroes ual misconduct, sparked South Africa. Trump welcomed three without having to throw by a wave of allegations She also said she wants Navajo code talkers from out a racial slur.” against movie mogul Har- to champion other causes World War II to the Oval White House Press Sec- vey Weinstein. during her yearlong reign. Office. He called them “in- retary Sarah Huckabee The topic arose during “HIV/AIDS is a very big credible” and “very special Sanders said a racial slur Sunday’s competition problem in my country people.” “was certainly not the when a fan-submitted South Africa, so I hope to And then he added: “We president’s intent.” question asked why it’s stand as an advocate for have a representative in The president has long important for men and that,” she said after the women to work together Congress who they say feuded with Warren, an event. to address the issue of sex- was here a long time ago. outspoken Wall Street She is the second woman They call her Pocahontas. ual misconduct. from her home country to critic who leveled blis- But you know what, I like Miss Jamaica Davina earn the crown. tering attacks on Trump you.” Bennett said men and Ninety-two women from The Republican pres- during the campaign. He women should come togeth- around the world partici- ident has repeatedly has seized in particular er to make sure no form of pated in the decades-old on questions about her abuse, including sexual ha- mocked the Massachu- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS competition. This year’s setts senator for claims heritage, which surfaced rassment, is tolerated. edition had the most con- she has made about being President Donald Trump, right, meets with during her 2012 Senate “Sexual harassment is testants ever, including part Native American. Navajo Code Talkers Peter MacDonald, center, race challenging incum- a form of abuse, and no the first representatives Native American lead- and Thomas Begay, left, in the Oval Office of bent Republican Sen. abuse should be tolerated in its history of Cambodia, ers have called Trump’s the White House in Washington, Monday. Scott Brown. whether in the workplace Laos and Nepal. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2017 BUSINESS Shoppers take to their phones for Cyber Monday deals

By Joseph Pisani in phone charger. ASSOCIATED PRESS Target and Toys R Us of- fered 15 percent off most NEW YORK — Weeks items. Walmart.com tri- of deals didn’t stop people pled the amount of items from heading online to available on its site from shop on the Monday after last year. But Amazon Thanksgiving. is expected to be the big Cyber Monday was on winner over the holiday track to become the big- season, with Bain & Co. gest U.S. online shopping expecting the online re- day ever, according to Ado- tailer to capture 50 per- be Analytics, the research cent of all online sales arm of software maker growth this year. Adobe. Nearly $3.4 billion C. Britt Beemer, the had been spent online chairman of the con- as of 4:30 p.m. Eastern sumer-focused America’s time, up about 17 percent Research Group, says from a year ago, Adobe computers and small- said. And more people are er electronics were the picking up their phones top-sellers this Cyber to shop: Web traffic from Monday, followed by cloth- mobile devices, including ing. “It’s easier to ship,” he tablets, is expected to top says about apparel. desktop computers for the The shift to online shop- first time this year, Adobe ping has been noticeable said. even before Cyber Mon- When Frank Yanover day. At a Toys R Us in browsed Amazon’s Cyber FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Toledo, Ohio, on Friday, Monday deals through his Amazon Prime employee Alicia Jackson hunts for items at the company’s urban fulfillment facil- the parking lot was about phone, he wasn’t looking ity that have been ordered by customers, in New York. half full. Melissa Wetzel, for anything in particular. who said she would also But he spent $300 on a Vi- wood, Fla. he bought Amazon’s $30 followed by the Fire TV. sold every five seconds, the do some shopping online, tamix blender that he had said her Black Friday in- Over the holiday week- Echo Dot for his bedroom, Board games, Fingerlings company said. And J.C. eyed before, which he said store shopping had been was a $200 discount. end, he bought an iPad which was $20 off. and Legos were best-sell- Penney said its top-selling relaxing since she didn’t “I never bought it be- from Best Buy through his Others seem to be doing ers in Amazon’s toy sec- items on its website were have to fight the crowds. cause it was so expen- phone and then picked it the same. The Echo Dot tion. towels, $25 diamond stud “It’s been pretty easy,” sive,” said Yanover, who is up at a store. And using was the top-selling elec- Over at eBay, one $745 earrings and a Liz Clai- she said. “I guess most are retired and lives in Holly- his voice-activated Echo, tronic item on Amazon, Apple MacBook Air was borne bag that has a built- shopping online.” Senators consider automatic U.S. stock indexes tax hikes if revenue falls short edged higher By Stephen at the New Ohlemacher And York Stock Marcy Gordon Exchange in ASSOCIATED PRESS early trading Monday as WASHINGTON — Sen- ate Republicans are con- traders re- sidering a trigger that turned from would automatically in- the Thanks- crease taxes if their sweep- giving holi- ing legislation fails to gen- day. erate as much revenue as they expect. It’s an effort FILE PHOTO | to mollify deficit hawks ASSOCIATED PRESS who worry that tax cuts for businesses and individuals will add to the nation’s al- Energy firms lead US stocks ready mounting debt. The effort comes as a sec- ond Republican senator, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mostly lower as oil prices slip Steve Daines of Montana, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin announced Monday that Hatch, R-Utah, speaks to reporters following a By Alex Veiga ey, senior vice president on the New York Mercan- he opposes the tax bill in meeting with President Donald Trump at the ASSOCIATED PRESS at U.S. Bank Wealth Man- tile Exchange. Brent crude, its current form. Previ- White House in Washington, Monday agement. used to price international ously, Sen. Ron Johnson, A sluggish day of trad- The Standard & Poor’s oils, declined 2 cents to close R-Wis., said he opposed ing on Wall Street finished leaders dispute the esti- senators are still working 500 index slipped 1 point at $63.84 in London. the bill, leaving Senate Monday with stocks edg- mate, saying tax cuts will on the proposal. to 2,601.42. The Dow Chipmakers were also Republicans no room for ing mostly lower as inves- spur economic growth, re- Sen. Rob Portman, Jones industrial average among the market’s big error as they hope to vote tors came back from the ducing the hit on the deficit. R-Ohio, said the trigger edged up 22.79 points, or laggards, led by Western on the bill this week. Thanksgiving holiday. 0.1 percent, to 23,580.78. Many economists dis- is possible. But, he add- Digital. The stock was Both senators com- Energy stocks declined The Nasdaq composite fell plained that the tax bill agree with such optimistic ed, the proposal could run the biggest decliner in the the most following a slide 10.64 points, or 0.2 per- favors large corporations projections. The trigger afoul of the Senate’s byz- S&P 500, sliding $6.23, or in crude oil prices. Mate- cent, to 6,878.52. The Rus- over small businesses. would be a way for senators antine budget rules. rials companies also de- sell 2000 index of small- 6.7 percent, to $86.55. Republicans have only to test their economic as- Trump and Senate Re- clined, partly offsetting er-company stocks lost Several retailers closed two votes to spare in the sumptions, with real conse- publicans scrambled Mon- gains among utilities and 5.85 points, or 0.4 percent, higher as the holiday Senate, where they hold a quences if they are wrong. day to make changes to industrial stocks. to 1,513.31. shopping season moved 52-48 edge and anticipate “Do we have realistic the bill in an effort to win Retailers posted solid More stocks fell than into high gear. Shoppers Vice President Mike Pence numbers and is there a over holdout GOP sena- gains on reports the holi- rose on the New York are expected to spend $6.6 breaking a tie. backstop in the process tors and pass a tax pack- day shopping season is off just in case we don’t?” Stock Exchange. billion on Cyber Monday, At the White House, age by the end of the year. to a strong start. asked Sen. James Lank- Bond prices rose. The up more than 16 percent President Donald Trump “I think the tax bill is Investors also cheered ford, R-Okla. yield on the 10-year Trea- from a year ago, accord- maintained that the bill going very well,” Trump some corporate deals and sury fell to 2.33 from 2.34 “We should build in the ing to Adobe Analytics, the would help all Americans. said. looked ahead to several percent late Friday. “I think it’s going to ‘What if?’ What if this research arm of software Trump and Senate economic reports and po- Losses among energy benefit everybody,” the doesn’t work?” Lank- maker Adobe. leaders are trying to bal- tential market-moving stocks weighed on the president said. “It’s going ford said. “What changes Newell Brands climbed ance competing demands. news out of Washington market Monday as oil to mostly benefit people might be needed in the tax $1.42, or 5 percent, to this week. prices declined. looking for jobs more than code in the days ahead to While some senators fear $29.79, while Amazon add- “As you look at the con- Marathon Oil lost 65 anything else, because be able to adjust in what the package’s debt con- text of this entire week, cents, or 4.3 percent, to ed $9.83, or 0.8 percent, to we’re giving great incen- scenario?” sequences, others want Monday is a little bit light $14.48, while Newfield Ex- $1,195.83. L Brands rose tives.” “If the revenue’s not more generous tax breaks on market-moving events, ploration gave up $1.05, or $1.98, or 4.1 percent, to A new congressional es- coming in, should the for businesses. In a boost but as we proceed through 3.4 percent, to $29.69. $50.34. timate says the Senate tax rates change?” he asked. for the legislation, Repub- the balance of this week, Benchmark U.S. crude fell Traders also welcomed bill would add $1.4 trillion Lankford didn’t spell out lican Sen. Rand Paul of we have a busy economic 84 cents, or 1.4 percent, to the latest news on the cor- to the budget deficit over exactly how the trigger Kentucky said he would calendar,” said Bill North- settle at $58.11 per barrel porate deal front. the next decade. But GOP would work, noting that back the measure. /&&/&&%
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