FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 Six running for two seats in Swampscott Report:

By Bella diGrazia lectmen slots. Retired Swampscott Police Of cer John R. ITEM STAFF “I will not be seeking re-election for the Cassidy, anti-rail trail advocate Andrea Lee Lynn Swampscott Board of Selectmen,” Jones said. Calamita, and hair salon owner Dina Mai- Swampscott’s election ballot is set. It may “While I greatly appreciate the opportunity etta are among the newcomers running for be missing the name of one selectman, but to serve Swampscott, serving requires much Board of Selectmen. Mary Polly Titcomb and could there is an abundance of challengers eager to more time than my personal and professional Stephen T. Williams are also in the running. run in most of the races. commitments allow at this time.” For the two open slots on the School Com- Patrick Jones, who has been on the Board Before becoming a selectman, Jones served mittee, challenger Keiko Zoll is running save of Selectmen since 2016, has opted out of on the Planning Board for ve years, chaired against incumbents Amy O’Connor and running for re-election. Incumbent Donald the Police Station Building Committee, and Carin Marshall. Zoll has a campaign website Hause, who joined the board the same year worked as a founding member of the AllBlue already up and running. as Jones, is ready to begin, along with ve foundation, which brought the turf eld proj- $10.4M new faces, campaigning for the two open se- ect to fruition. SWAMPSCOTT, A3 Health insurance Lynn salutes Greek independence switch suggested Peabody By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — The city could opens see a budget savings of $10.4 million this year if of cials switch to the O’Shea state’s group health in- surance plan, according to the ndings of a new re- bids at port recommended to the mayor and City Council by Lynn’s state scal sta- bility of cer, Sean Cronin. $750,000 Cronin has said employ- ee health insurance is one By Thomas Grillo of the major factors the ITEM STAFF city needs to address in PEABODY — Developers order to balance its bud- have less than three weeks get. It’s one of the main to make an offer on the city- contributors that landed owned O’Shea Mansion on Lynn in nancial trouble Washington Street. several years ago as the Mayor Edward A. Betten- city was purposely un- court Jr. has issued a request derfunding its employee for proposals (RFP) on the health insurance, he said. 10,000-square-foot Colonial Although there would and its 3,000-square-foot be a reduction in health carriage house. insurance premiums with Bidding starts at $750,000. the switch, the new plan Preferred uses include a could result in increased restaurant, or other retail, out-of-pocket expenses, or artist workspaces, a gallery a net increase in health that would be open to the care costs, for active and public, and a limited number retired city employees who of apartments. need to use their health Under the terms of the insurance more often, ac- RFP, City Hall will consid- cording to Cronin, senior er proposals which include deputy commissioner of up to four 750-square-foot local services for the De- apartments in the carriage partment of Revenue, who house. Submissions for all oversees the city’s budget. housing will be rejected, the The report’s ndings city said. come as city of cials are The new owner will be faced with a projected encouraged to renovate the scal year 2020 budget prominent building in keep- de cit of $5 million, while ing with historic preserva- tasked with negotiating tion guidelines because it is about a dozen union con- located in the Washington tracts, that could result in Street National Register signi cant increased ex- Historic District. penses through numerous The RFP tells potential potential raises for city buyers the mansion was employees. awarded an all-alcohol li- The city needed to bor- cense by the Legislature in row $14 million through 2014, and bidders should legislation to balance its take this into consideration FY18 and FY19 budgets. when making an offer. “It is critical that this The project will be subject report be carefully re- to extensive public review, viewed by the mayor, City along with meeting provi- Council, employees, retir- sions of the city’s Historical ees and taxpayers, as the Commission, throughout the potential savings are very design, permitting and con- signi cant and could play struction phases. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK a major role in improving Thomas O’Shea, a wealthy the city’s nancial out- manufacturer, built the The wind blows the ag of Adam Varvounis, 7, of Swampscott, into his face during look,” wrote Cronin in a the Greek ag raising at Lynn City Hall on Thursday. For additional photos, see PEABODY, A3 LOOK! Page A4. LYNN, A3 Virus shuts down DEA, police seize Lynn schools internet nearly $300K in

By Bella diGrazia and the rest of the Information ITEM STAFF Technology department were cash and drugs quick to respond and are dili- LYNN — A widespread com- gently working to come up with By Gayla Cawley puter virus has shut down the a resolution. ITEM STAFF internet in Lynn Public Schools “Everything is connected in- until further notice. ternet-wise,” Tutwiler said on LYNN — A 45-year-old man was arrested on Yesterday, the administra- Thursday. “Once there was a re- drug traf cking charges on Wednesday as a result tion was made aware of the alization, which happened late of an extensive federal, state and local investiga- virus at Lynn Classical, Lynn yesterday morning, the idea be- tion that led to the seizure of two kilos of fentan- English, and a few of the ele- came to try and control the issue. yl valued at more than $200,000 from his Walnut mentary schools, according to Out of an abundance of caution, Street home, police said. Superintendent Patrick Tutwil- Jose Gonzalez, of Lynn, was arrested on Brook- er. Tim Roach, Dan McManus, VIRUS, A3 vale Street on Wednesday night and charged with traf cking 200-plus grams of fentanyl, according to Lynn Police Lt. Michael Kmiec. Hours later, early Thursday morning, the Lynn INSIDE Police Drug Task Force, Drug Enforcement Ad- ministration and Massachusetts State Police ex- Opinion Sports ecuted a search warrant at 550 Walnut St. and Jourgensen: Pitching will carry Peabody baseball seized $83,000 in cash and 2,056 grams of fen- Tapping into Classical baseball turns the page on tanyl, with an estimated street value of $205,600, history. A6 team in 2019. B1 senior class. B1 Kmiec said.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A7 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 46° VOL. 141, ISSUE 88 LOOK! ...... A4-5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 38° OPINION ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 ENTERTAINMENT ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 OBITUARIES

Gemma Muise, 95 Paul R. Linke, 81 Herbert G. Phinney Jr., 83 1937-2019 1935-2019 THE VILLAGES, Fla. Muise created beau- LYNN — Paul R. will be dearly missed. LYNN — Herbert of the committee — Mrs. Gemma (DiLi- tiful knitted afghan Linke, 81, a lifelong Paul was the lov- George Phinney Jr., until 1991. For his sio) Muise, age 95, blankets, hooked resident of Lynn, ing father of Paul R. a native of Lynn, re- efforts and time he of The Villages, Fla., rugs, and sewed passed away on Linke Jr. (They shared turned to his Lord was presented with formerly of Middle- and crocheted items Tuesday, March 19 at the same birthday!), and Savior on March the Bronze Pelican ton and Swampscott, for her friends and the Kaplan Hospice and his wife, Jennifer 20, 2019. Award, the St. George passed away peace- family. She worked House in Danvers. (Drivas) of Groveland, He was born on the Medal, and the Silver fully on Monday, at Champion Lamp Paul was the beloved Christine Morrell of kitchen table at 6:20 Buffalo Award. March 11, 2019. Works and Radio husband of Patricia Haverhill and her for- p.m. at 56 Hanover Herb also served at She was born to Component Corp. R. (Crowley) Linke, mer husband, Paul, St., during a raging St. Mary’s Parish for Luca and Adelaide (Ricciardi) She and Wally loved spend- with whom he shared 57 years and Kathryn Cabral and her snow storm, on a Tuesday in  ve years as lector, 10 years DiLisio and raised in Swamp- ing time with family and va- of marriage. husband, Emanuel “Manny” of the winter of 1935. His Aunt as Eucharistic minister and scott where she graduated cationing in New Hampshire. Born in Lynn, he was the Nashua, N.H.; the cherished Nellie was the nurse and Dr. taught for 17 years for the from Swampscott Public She was a talented gardener son of the late Herman E. and grandfather of Benjamin, Rafferty had to stay overnight Confraternity of Christian Doc- Schools. creating ower gardens ad- Hulda (Pearson) Linke. Paul Abigail and the late twins, because of the severity of the trine Program. He also served She was the wife of the mired by many. She enjoyed attended the Highland School Matthew and Nathaniel Lin- storm. He was educated in St. for several years on the Spir- late Walter Muise, with whom collecting bells, crafting, and and Lynn English High School, ke, Katelyn, Erin and Lindsay Mary’s Schools and graduated itual Development Committee she celebrated 60 years of playing Bingo. She and Wally and went on to receive his Morrell, and Krystal, Kari and in 1953 from St. Mary’s Boy’s and the Parish Council. marriage before his passing were avid Boston sports fans, electrical license from Went- Jessica Cabral; the last and High School. He enlisted in Herb is survived by his wife in 2009. She leaves behind especially cheering on the worth Institute in Boston. youngest dear brother of the the United States Naval Re- Annette Westcott (Thistle) three daughters, Lorraine Red Sox. A commemorative Paul served in the U.S. Navy late Richard Linke and his wife serve for eight years in 1952 Phinney of Lynn, with whom Muise, Priscilla Costigan and brick at Fenway Park pro- and served on the destroyer Helena, Herman Linke and his and rose to the rank of electri- he shared 64 years of mar- her husband Charles, and Di- claims their enthusiastic sup- escort USS Johnnie Hutchins wife, Gerry, Thelma Connol- cian technician 3rd class. riage; his son, Herbert Phin- ane Gay and her partner Jim port as “fans forever.” A caring and did tours of Cuba and ly and her husband Robert, Herb worked as a grocer for ney III and his wife, Neidra Curran. She was deeply loved and generous soul, she will Argentia, Newfoundland. and Laura Linke; the broth- the Stop and Shop Supermar- of Vaughn, Mont.; daughters, by her family and especially be greatly missed by family Paul was a baseball buff and er-in-law of the late John F. ket from 1957 to 1997. He Donna Marie Phinney and loved by her three grandchil- and friends. played with the Lynn Police Crowley and his surviving wife, started off bagging orders for Theresa Anne Phinney of Lynn; dren, Michael W. Ouellette, Service information: Mrs. Athletic League in his teens Kathy Crowley of Houston, customers and worked his way his sisters, Frances Claire Ryan Gay, and Mary Elizabeth Muise’s wish for a private and also umpired for East Texas; the uncle of Jonathan through every position in the Graves of Saco, Maine, Susan Costigan. She was prede- burial was honored by her Lynn Little League in the ’80s. Connolly of Laconia, Lance store. Attaining grocery man- Marie Palata of Lynn; his six ceased by her siblings, Nich- family and SOLIMINE Funer- He loved the Red Sox and Linke of Salisbury, Dymphna ager at age 21, he managed grandchildren, Herbert Phin- olas DiLisio, Mary Leger, Ralph al Homes of Lynn. Guestbook Yankees and always cheered (Crowley) Copley and Frances several stores in cities from ney IV and his wife, Joey of DiLisio, and Grace Pope. She at www.solimine.com. them on. Paul was employed (Crowley) Sharp of Houston, Melrose to Gloucester. Holladay, Utah, Patricia Fuent- was the sister-in-law of Priscil- with GE and Ametek for 27 Texas, the late Robert Con- Family was everything to es and her husband, Hector of la DiLisio and aunt of several years and also worked for nolly Jr.; several grand-nieces Herb throughout his life and Bakers eld, Calif., Christopher nieces and nephews. North Shore Pharmacy as a and grand-nephews, special the more who could gather to- Phinney and his wife, Lori of While raising her family Mrs. pharmacy technician. cousins George and Dahlia gether the merrier. Every sum- Anchorage, Alaska, Katie Matz Paul enjoyed walking, golf- Dunn of Lynn, and childhood mer he would gather the im- and her husband, Brandon ing, a good cup of hot coffee, friends, Frank and Peggy No- mediate and extended family and Jonathan Phinney and SWAMPSCOTT BRIEFS spending time with family, ble of Burlington. for a large 4th of July cookout. his wife, Rosi, all of Great and wintering in Ft. Myers, Fla. Service information: Vis- Herb also enjoyed family vaca- Falls, Mont., and Nathaniel Library to present 781-596-8867. He enjoyed traveling to many iting hours will be held at tions every year during the  rst Phinney and his wife, Aubrey places with his wife, especial- CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral two weeks of August, when he of Idaho Falls, Idaho, and 17 computer workshop Uncover the science of ly to Aruba, Ireland, England, Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, would take the family to White great-grandchildren. He was The Swampscott Public happiness at library and Alaska. He was a member on Sunday, March 24 from Lake in New Hampshire. His- preceded in death by his par- Library will present a of the Senior Golf League at 1-5 p.m. His funeral will be tory was his favorite pastime. ents, Herbert George Phinney workshop on program- Come to the Swamp- the Hillview Country Club in held from the funeral home One year the family spent a Sr. and Mary Gertrude (Ryan) ming the BBC micro:bit scott Public Library on Reading. An active member of on Monday, March 25 at 10 vacation traveling around and Phinney, and his siblings, Nor- on Saturday, March 30 at Saturday at 1 p.m. to Holy Family Parish, he worked a.m. followed at 11 a.m. by visiting all the Civil War sites. ma Laurino, Donald Phinney 10:30 a.m. uncover the science of on the Festa Committee (best a funeral Mass at Holy Fam- Later in life family vacations and Charles Phinney. The micro:bit is a pock- happiness. meatballs in town) and was a ily Church, Lynn. Burial will were all about visiting the Service information: Vis- et-sized computer that Lizzie Linn Casanave, member of its St. Vincent de follow in St. Joseph Ceme- “Montana Phinney’s.” During iting hours will be held at is ideal for introducing professor of philosophy at Paul Society Conference. tery, Lynn. In lieu of owers, one of the visits to Montana, CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral beginning programming Northern Essex Commu- Anyone who knew Paul well, contributions may be made Herb even insisted that the Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, skills. nity College, will explain especially his family mem- in his memory to Kaplan family travel around and visit on Monday, March 25 from The workshop will be her revolutionary concept. bers, will always remember Family Hospice House, c/o the historical sites there, as 4-7 p.m. His funeral will be taught by former public Many people think not only his collections of Care Dimensions via www. well as Glacier National Park. held from the funeral home school math teacher and they’ll be happier as a shoes and electric razors, but caredimensions.org or to the Herb became a member on Tuesday, March 26 at current MIT App Inven- result of something like also his rather extensive col- St. Vincent de Paul Society of the Quarter Century Club 9:30 a.m., followed at 10:30 lection of coffee pots. Most of Conference at Holy Family in 1977. His hobbies in life a.m. by a funeral Mass at St. tor Master Trainer Ed nding a new job, nish- all, Paul will be remembered Church, 26 Bessom St., Lynn, were photography, coin col- Mary’s Church, Lynn. Buri- Robinson. ing a project, or losing 10 for his love of family. He MA 01902. To share lecting and genealogy. He al will follow in Pine Grove The program is for pounds. But psychologists so enjoyed attending all a memory or leave also volunteered in the Boy Cemetery, Lynn. The family and neurologists are now children and adults ages the sporting events and online condolenc- Scouts of America for 27 requests all oral arrange- realizing that happiness 12 and up. milestone occasions es, please visit www. years as the assistant scout ments without Lilly, due to Participants may bring can be more readily of his children and cuffemcginn.com. master of troop #28, neigh- allergy. In lieu of owers, their own micro:bit, but achieved by changing the grandchildren. He was a borhood commissioner, dis- contributions may be made the library will have a way we think. best friend, a loving husband, trict advancement chairman in his memory to Catholic few available to borrow Register for the pro- deeply caring father and sup- and district chairman for the Charities, 117 N Common St., for the morning. gram online at www. portive grandfather, and he Ironworks District of the North Lynn, MA 01902 or via www. People can register on swampscottlibrary.org or Bay Council. During the ccab.org. To share a the library website or call call 781-596-8867. same 27 years he vol- memory or leave online unteered at the Catholic condolences, please MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF Nancy Monico, 77 Committee on Scout- visit www.cuffemcginn. ing, the Arch-Diocese com. Religious order building is owned by the of Boston, where he spent several years as agrees to halt evictions Daughters of Mary of the SAUGUS — Mrs. Nancy by 10 grandchildren and six Immaculate Conception. the emblems chairman and at rooming house (Rumson) Monico, age 77, great-grandchildren. She is later became the chairman A spokeswoman for the died on Wednesday, March 20 predeceased by her daughter BOSTON (AP) — A attorney general tells The at the Aberjona Rehabilitation Susan McGarr and her brother Roman Catholic religious Boston Globe that Guild and Nursing Center. She was Richard Rumson. order that owns a Boston House faces allegations the wife of the late John W. In lieu of owers, dona- rooming house for single of discrimination against Monico Sr. tions in Nancy’s honor may Catherine P. Laberis, 89 women has agreed to older and disabled resi- Born in Melrose, she was be made to Autism Speaks at stop eviction proceedings dents. the daughter of the late Rich- www.autismspeaks.org. Housing advocates say against some residents ard and Elizabeth (Marshall) Service information: Rela- PEABODY — Mrs. Cather- kellson and his wife Muriel of while the state investi- Guild House wants to re- Rumson. She was very artistic, tives and friends are invited ine P. (Sakellson) Laberis, Peabody; a sister-in-law, Con- gates allegations of hous- place older residents with loved to paint and do crafts. to attend a funeral Mass on age 89, of Peabody, formerly stance “Connie” Sakellson of ing discrimination. international students who She was a devoted homemak- Tuesday at 10 a.m., Blessed of Lynn, died peacefully on Lynn eld, a “granddog,” Aire- The state attorney can afford higher rents. er and a lifelong resident of Sacrament Church, 14 Sum- Monday, March 18, 2019, at dale Terrier Rosie; and many general’s of ce in a letter A representative of Saugus. mer St., Saugus. Meet at the Kaplan Family Hospice loving nieces and nephews. to a lawyer for Our Lady’s Guild House con rmed Mrs. Monico leaves two church. Interment Riverside House, after a lengthy illness. She was also the sister of the Guild House and the that management will sons, John Monico Jr. and Cemetery, Saugus. Arrange- She was the wife of the late late Arthur Sakellson. property manager says it “cease and desist” from his wife Deborah of Virginia, ments by BISBEE-PORCELLA James Laberis, with whom she Service information: Her is looking into “unfair and evicting tenants for six Daniel Monico of Saugus; one Funeral Home, Saugus. For shared 62 years of marriage. funeral will be held on discriminatory acts.” The months. daughter, Jennifer Miranda condolences www.Bisbee- Born and raised in Lynn, Wednesday, March 27, 2019 and her husband Michael of Porcella.com. Catherine was the daughter at 10 a.m. from the SOLIMI- Saugus; one brother, James of the late Pericles and Maria NE Funeral Home, 67 Ocean Rumson of New Hampshire; (Nearkou) Sakellson. She at- St. (Route 1A), Lynn, fol- one sister, Betty Hamilton tended Lynn schools and was lowed by a funeral service at of Middleton. Also survived a graduate of Lynn Classical 11 a.m. in St. George Greek High School, Class of 1948. Orthodox Church. Burial will Catherine had lived in Lynn follow in Pine Grove Ceme- until moving to Peabody in tery. Relatives and friends 2015. are respectfully invited to at- 781-593-7700 Catherine was a member tend. Visiting hours Tuesday Publishing Daily, except Sundays of St. George Greek Ortho- 4-8 p.m. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 dox Church and the church’s Donations in Catherine’s Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Philoptochos and Ladies memory may be made to and additional of ces. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Society. She welcomed the Rheumatoid Arthritis Re- Subscriptions neighborhood children to her search, c/o Arthritis Foun- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States home for many years, and dation, 1355 Peachtree $20.00 for 4 weeks had a passion for shopping St. NE, Suite 600, Atlanta, $65.00 for 13 weeks and cooking, as well as enter- GA 30309. Directions and $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year taining family and friends on guestbook at www.solimine. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, many occasions. com. send address changes to: She is survived by a daugh- The Daily Item ter, Maria Kameras and her 110 Munroe St. husband David of Marble- P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 head; a brother, William Sa-

call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Catch up with your to start your favorite team daily subscription. in Item Sports! FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 State gets failing grade on Report: Lynn could lead in school drinking water save $10.4M in By Kaitlyn Budion health insurance STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE LYNN sions are difficult,” Cronin BOSTON — Massachu- From A1 said. “Discussions around setts brought home a “D” health insurance under- on its latest report card in correspondence to Mayor standably scares some responding to lead drink- Thomas M. McGee and people. I’m hoping this ing water in schools, an the City Council obtained report, the magnitude of issue that spurred law- by The Item through a savings can be understood makers to propose requir- Freedom of Information and negotiations could be ing all schools and early Act request. had to see how many em- education centers ensure The report, obtained by ployees would be affected that children have access The Item and completed by increased out-of-pocket to safe drinking water. by Marsh & McLennan costs and the city could “First and foremost, in Agency, a consultant en- look at how to mitigate 2019, the commonwealth listed by the city on Cro- that. should not send its kids nin’s recommendation, “The numbers are too to school where the water found that Lynn could see large to ignore. That frees they drink can damage $13 million in health in- up money to do other im- their health,” Sen. Joan surance savings if officials portant things for the Lovely said. “It’s just com- were to switch to a new city.” pletely unacceptable.” plan, namely the common- All of the city’s labor con- The U.S. Public Interest wealth’s Group Insurance tracts have expired and Research Groups and En- Commission (GIC). there was no funding in- With the city, or taxpay- vironment America Re- cluded in last year’s bud- ers, picking up about 85 search and Policy Center get for raises. If there is a percent of employee fam- on Thursday released “Get desire to increase wages ily insurance plans and the Lead Out: Ensuring in the new contracts, Cro- PHOTO | SHNS about 81 percent of indi- Safe Drinking Water for nin said, capacity must vidual insurance plans, Our Children at School,” Rep. Lori Ehrlich speaks about legislation she filed to improve the qual- be found and health in- that would result in a which looked at lead levels ity of drinking water in schools by installing lead filtration systems. surance savings is a way budget savings of $10.4 in drinking water around to provide some of those million with the remain- the country and graded funds. them,” Ehrlich said. “It’s Lead Poisoning Preven- Public water systems ing $2.6 million balance states on their policy re- Currently, the city time for us to act and with tion Program at Boston would be required to fully representing employees’ sponses. doesn’t have the ability this bill we will not only Medical Center, spoke replace lead service lines savings, according to Cro- Massachusetts’s “D” to balance its budget, in- have real data on lead in about the dangers of lead at every school district, nin. grade — the same grade vest in its infrastructure school drinking water, but poisoning for children. charter school, nonpublic The $13 million rep- it earned in the 2017 edi- and stay competitive by a mandate to act.” “What we know about school and child care cen- resents a potential 22 tion of the report — drew increasing employee pay Currently, Massachu- lead is that even at the ti- ter they serve within three percent savings from the attention Thursday from to keep up with the cost of setts has an optional lead niest doses it is toxic,” he years of the bill’s passage. city’s total health insur- advocates from the Mas- living, he said. testing program but not said. At the location of water ance cost of $60.4 million sachusetts Parent Teacher The GIC has facilitated all schools participate. The The report’s authors also fountains, schools would in FY19, $48 million of Association, Environment long-term financial sta- program does not require issued a new grade for have to post the mainte- which was the city’s share, Massachusetts and the bility for numerous Mas- that any action be taken if Massachusetts — effective nance schedule and log according to Cronin. Massachusetts Public In- sachusetts municipali- high lead levels are found. only if the Lovely/Ehrlich for filters at that foun- Lynn’s current plan for ties over the past decade, terest Research Groups Of the 980 schools that bill passes. tain, the most recent test active employees is Har- holding a lobby day at the have participated in the “If adopted, the proposed conducted, the date of the vard Pilgrim HMO, but if Cronin said, with its rates State House. optional program and policy from Massachu- next test and if the foun- the city were to switch to remaining well below in- Lovely and Rep. Lori 43,000 taps tested since setts, H 774/S 500, would tain is closed because of the GIC’s most subscribed creasing market trends. Ehrlich both spoke in sup- 2016, 59 percent of taps be the strongest policy high lead levels. plan, Tufts Navigator, He called the city’s cur- port of their bill (H 774/S tested positive for lead, nationwide based on our If a school or child care costs would be 17 percent rent health insurance 500), which seeks to elim- the report said citing state grading structure, earning center is unable to comply less for individual plans model “unsustainable,” inate lead in drinking wa- data. the Bay State an ‘A,’” the with the standards under and 25 percent less for and if left unaddressed, it ter in schools by requiring The bill would establish report said. the bill, they may request family plans, according to “could further imperil the annual testing of all water the lead level standard Under the proposed bill, a hardship waiver, but the report. city’s future financial sta- fountains and faucets for for schools and child-care schools and child-care cen- must first notify parents The total annual for the bility.” lead. If the tests show el- centers of one part per ters would also have to and hold at least one pub- city’s HMO family plan is The city’s total health evated levels, the institu- billion, so any water that make testing information lic meeting. $28,889 and $10,789 for insurance expenditures tion would be required to tests to have lead levels easily available, as well Lastly, to help pay for individuals. With a switch, have risen 35 percent, or immediately turn off that higher than that would be as submit a plan of action the required renovations, using a comparable plan, nearly $16 million since fountain or faucet. deemed unsafe. and status report to the the bill would create the annual insurance costs FY13. Over that same “This bill goes step by For comparison, the re- Department of Environ- Lead in School Drinking for each employee is re- time period, the property step to remove lead from port stated that Leicester mental Protection, and no- Water Trust Fund, which duced to about $21,742 tax levy has grown by ap- school drinking water Memorial Elementary had tify parents, teachers, and would be administered by and $8,922 respectively, proximately $27 million, while providing clear a tap that tested at 22,400 employee organizations the commissioner of ele- according to the report. according to Cronin. guidance for schools and parts per billion. that the information is mentary and secondary The split, regarding the With the city’s approxi- child-care centers describ- Dr. Sean Palfrey, medi- also available to the pub- education, with consulta- percentage of what the mate 80 percent share of ing what is required of cal director of the Boston lic. tion from DEP. city and employees pay for that $16 million equating health insurance costs, is to $12.5 millon, close to 50 up to the city and unions percent of all new proper- Peabody opens O’Shea bids at $750,000 to negotiate through col- ty tax dollars have gone lective bargaining. The toward funding growth in the city’s share of health Empire Design & Devel- The mayor then sought a ed his civil rights. city could opt to increase PEABODY its share or try to shift insurance, Cronin said. opment bought the prop- buyer who would preserve After a judge refused to From A1 more of the share from the As of Wednesday, Cronin dismiss the case, the city erty for $350,000. the multi-story home and taxpayers to city employ- said he has not received a home on the site of the negotiated a settlement. Former owner Michael transform it into a cen- ees. response to his correspon- Last fall, the City Coun- former Bell Tavern. That’s Corsetti planned to raze terpiece with office space, When the Municipal dence from the mayor or cil approved a cash pay- the spot where minutemen the antique home and re- restaurant, and a police Health Insurance Reform City Council. ment of $825,000. In total, gathered before the march place it with apartments substation. was passed in 2011, Cro- Through a spokeswom- the city is on the hook for to the Battle of Lexington and shops. But the city But the Gloucester devel- nin said the legislation an, McGee declined com- and Concord. The death of seized the 124-year-old oper filed suit in Essex Su- $1.25 million, or more than allowed municipalities to ment on the report. several minutemen during mansion by eminent do- perior Court seeking $1.8 three times what Corsetti go into the GIC, but not City Council President paid for the property. the battle is commemorat- main the following year million in damages, alleg- many communities took Darren Cyr said he had The application deadline ed at a monument at the to prevent its demolition. ing the city underpaid him. advantage of potential no comment as health is Monday, April 8 at noon. corner of Sewall Street. Corsetti received $425,000 A second lawsuit, in U.S. lower rates. insurance is part of col- If the city finds a buyer, from the city for taking District Court, alleged the Thomas Grillo can be When communities en- lective bargaining and he it will put an end to a saga the property, $75,000 more city’s efforts to undermine reached at tgrillo@item- ter into the GIC, Cronin was warned commenting that began in 2015 when than he paid for it. Corsetti’s purchase violat- live.com. said employees end up on ongoing negotiations netting an average sav- would be an unfair labor ings with reduced premi- practice. ums, which means their “While they’re in nego- Virus shuts down Lynn schools internet paychecks increase. tiations, I can’t really talk But for some employ- about any of the proceed- VIRUS ahead has made it easier. said they do not remember the night” trying to come ees who may have to use ings,” Cyr said. “It’s up to From A1 Tutwiler said the ad- the last time the adminis- up with a resolution, said their health insurance the mayor and his team, ministration currently tration had a computer vi- Tutwiler. more often, such as for an or the unions, to respond. I once we realized the has no idea where or how rus this widespread. Tut- “I’m grateful for their ef- illness or visiting doctors would believe both parties threat and how big it was, the virus started. The IT wiler planned to send an forts,” Tutwiler said. “I do often, the increase in out- are looking at whatever we shut down the whole department’s priority is all-call to families about want to note that this does of-pocket costs, such as they can do to save mon- computer system.” to resolve the virus before the ongoing issue some- not create a safety issue and higher co-pays, may not be ey wherever they can and By 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, finding out where it began. time Thursday evening. there were rumors going offset by the reduction in also to be able to look at Lynn Public Schools were “We will investigate once The efforts of the admin- around from students about premiums, meaning they something fair.” back to the basics with no the issue is repaired,” he istration’s IT department schools being closed. We will would still pay more, Cro- Sheila O’Neil, presi- internet. Classical Prin- said. “Right now, we’re fo- are being applauded by not be closing schools.” nin said. dent of the Lynn Teachers cipal Amy Dunn said it cused on restoring service the superintendent’s office The city can try to mit- Union, declined comment, has been difficult for the so teachers and students and school officials. They Bella diGrazia can be igate those cases of in- saying it would be a viola- teachers trying to man- are able to leverage the in- dove right into the issue reached at bdigrazia@ creased health insurance tion of the labor law and age daily lesson plans, but ternet as a learning tool.” and have been working itemlive.com. Follow her on costs by taking some of Richard Germano, pres- their habit of planning Both Dunn and Tutwiler until the “wee hours of Twitter @BelladiGrazia. the projected health care ident of AFSCME Local savings and putting the 1736, which represents funds into a Health Reim- city workers, did not re- bursement Arrangement turn phone calls seeking Six running for two seats in Swampscott (HRA), an employer-fund- comment. ed account that helps em- SWAMPSCOTT against Michael Proscia. The last day and hour to will be held April 30 and ployees pay for qualified Gayla Cawley can be medical expenses not cov- reached at gcawley@item- From A1 Incumbent James L. file withdrawals or objec- Town Meeting is on May Hughes and challenger tions to all nominations is 20. ered by their health plans. live.com. Follow her on Her campaign slogan Cynthia J. Tennant are March 28 by 5 p.m., and “I know these discus- Twitter @GaylaCawley. states: “A voice for Swamp- both hoping for the open all residents must regis- scott’s young families.” Housing Authority slot. ter to vote by 8 p.m. on LAW OFFICES OF There are three names There are three open April 10. Town Election JAMES J. CARRIGAN  on the ballot for the open town constable positions. • Social Security Disability       Board of Health position. Incumbents Stephen B. • Workers Compensation Incumbent Alison J. Oxton Simmons, Gabriel Mongi- • Accidents   will be up against chal- ello, and Jeffrey S. Blonder 25 years located across lengers Lawrence S. Block will run against challeng- from Lynn District Court   and Stephanie E. Good- er Michael Bencale. Home delivery 15 Johnson St.    man. The uncontested races subscribers 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN  There is one open po- include Michael McClung Get FREE access ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN sition on the Planning as town moderator and to the e-edition on LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL  Board. The race will pit John Tripp as the trustee www.jamescarriganlaw.com incumbent Elizabeth Isler of the public library. [email protected]  A4 FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS THE WEEK IN PHOTOS PHOTO | LYNN FIRE LT. ED WHITTIER Five firefighters were promoted on Thursday. From left, Deputy Chief Arthur Richard, Fire Chief Stephen Archer, Mayor Thomas M. Mc- Gee, Lt. Stacy Borjeson, Lt. Joel Abreu, Capt. Michael Downey and District Chief Daniel Sullivan.

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK James Olaes, 5, of Lynnfield, waves his flag during the Georgia Condakes, 8, sports a tradi- Greek flag raising ceremony at Lynn City Hall Thursday. tional outfit for the ceremony. Adam Varvounis, 7, raises his Greek flag.

Stella Kapeleris, 2, of Marblehead, waves her Greek flag.

A crowd celebrates their Greek heritage at Thursday’s ceremony.

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Nicole Eaton, Lindsay Chapman and Rene Lachapelle of 110 Grill were on hand at the Peabody Rotary Taste of the North Shore.

Sherri Foresta represented Nothing Bundt Cakes at the event.

Holly Roberts and Amanda Rathe from Not Your Average Joe’s were Robyn Banks of the Dancing Daisy Cookie Company present. showed off her wares. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 A5 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS THE WEEK IN PHOTOS ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK St. Mary’s girls basket- ball fans showed off for their team.

From left, head coach Jeff Newhall, Mary El- len Riordan, Ashley Sul- livan, Pamela Gonzalez and Ajhalae Acevedo ac- cept the MIAA Division 3 State Finalist trophy. St. Mary’s Jannise Avelino beats out Hoo- sac’s Shaleigh Levesque for a rebound.

The varsity baseball team goes for a run, led by Bobby Al- cock and John Mulready.

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE St Mary’s junior catcher John Mulready loosens up at baseball practice. Connor Donahue practices his throws.

Dan Gray of Lynn takes care of pansies on the first day of spring at the greenhouse in Pine Grove Cemetery.

SEND US YOUR STUFF WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. A6 FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 OPINION Tapping into history HOW TO REACH US E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ History is everywhere. Winthrop was garri- Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant It’s right around the cor- soned, according to the E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall ner or right in our faces, 1941 history, by for- 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey reminding us that the mer automobile factory P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Thor Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan past constantly informs workers from Michigan, Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman and contradicts our as- Jourgensen who joined the military Customer Service sumptions. en masse and were dis- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS History’s immediacy patched to Massachu- Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 was lost or diabolically the Boston island defens- setts. All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 twisted by vandals who es, Butler’s book sheds Several forts were big- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 desecrated monuments light on the decades Na- ger than Ruckman but Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 hant spent as a fortified Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 and graves around the the Nahant defense was Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 state this week. The encampment. prepared to duke it out classi [email protected] Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 damage they did to The only skirmish with the heaviest sea- Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 names etched in stone waged on the island oc- borne artillery the kaiser curred in the summer of Circulation John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 can’t corrode the fact and, later, Hitler, could [email protected] that each name belongs 1907 when town resident send across the Atlantic. Ext. 3 to a person who felt fear, T.J. Deveney resisted the “Guarding the north- pride, loneliness, despair military’s order to cut ern approaches to the Newsroom 9½ inches off a corner of [email protected] and triumph throughout city, Fort Ruckman’s [email protected] his house so that a fence the course of his or her powerful 12-inch guns could be erected around Ext. 4 life. have a clean sweep of the fortifications. The Sports Some of the names be- the sea almost as far as [email protected] standoff continued for a long to veterans who set Newburyport,” states the Ext. 5 month before Deveney aside fear and loneliness 1941 account. EDITORIAL finally knuckled under to Retail and Online to commit themselves to The Cold War saw mis- Advertising Uncle Sam. being part of something siles based in Nahant [email protected] Commanded by Brig- and Butler dramatically ADVERTISING much bigger than one adier General Kenneth person. They journeyed recounts how the missile Ernie Carpenter Jr. Four questions Blood, Ruckman and the sites ramped up to full Director of Advertising around the world and 241st Coastal Artillery and Business Development, ext. 1355 straight into the face of alert in 1956 before air [email protected] were prepared to repel traffic controllers identi- for Boeing’s CEO battle. My neighbor’s fa- air and submarine at- Gary Golden ther left Lynn to become fied an Air France flight Sales Representative, ext. 1280 tacks. Scientists working [email protected] a landing craft driver as the mysterious object on techniques for detect- streaking toward Boston. Ralph Mitchell about the 737 Max who was prepared to ing submarines set up Sales Representative, ext. 1313 steer his boat to the forti- “Nahant missiles were [email protected] shop in Nahant during within seconds of being A week after a Boeing 737 Max 8 passenger jet fied Japanese coastline if World War I and anti Patricia Whalen fired,” wrote Butler. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 crashed in Ethiopia, that country’s transport min- that was what it took to aircraft defense during ister said recovered flight recorders from Ethiopian l [email protected] end World War II. World War II included gi- Airlines Flight 302 showed “clear similarity” to a Thanks to everyone BUSINESS OFFICE My wife’s father served ant “sound locators” that deadly accident in Indonesia last October involving in the coastal artillery who sent in their Dickie Maria Alvaracin a Lion Air plane of the same model. looked like oversized Covert recollections af- ext. 1205 defending Nahant before thimbles. [email protected] When two new, highly sophisticated airplanes fall embarking overseas with ter reading my interview from the sky in similar, mysterious circumstances, Vigilance against Ger- with him. One amused Susan J. Conti a medical detachment. man attacks still left Controller, ext. 1288 passengers have a right to be alarmed. This is a reader recalled buying [email protected] crisis for Chicago-based Boeing and CEO Dennis World War II was as im- Ruckman’s military oc- mediate to him in 2003 a stereo from Richard Ted Grant Muilenburg. The company has a stellar reputation cupants time to have fun Covert TV & Stereo and Publisher, ext. 1234 for aircraft design and building — a reputation when I was privileged with Nahant residents. [email protected] to read history to him at Janine Len Pipitone rec- now on the line. A formal ball proved so ollected how her father, Marian Kinney Here are four questions for Boeing that require night as it was in 1943. ext. 1212 popular that townspeo- R.G. Len, owned one of investigation while the 737 Max 8 and 737 Max 9 His service took him to [email protected] ple organized dance les- the nearly dozen other models remain grounded: Fort Ruckman in Nah- sons for any soldiers in- Will Kraft independent appliance Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 What, precisely, caused the crashes of these two ant where the remains of terested in learning a few stores doing business [email protected] jets within the space of five months? tunnels and fortifications steps. A blizzard failed in Lynn during Covert’s Mike Shanahan The Ethiopian 737 Max 8 jet, delivered in Novem- can still be found. to cancel another dance: Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 heyday. ber 2018, took off in clear weather from the capital, Historian Gerald W. Soldiers loaded visiting [email protected] Mr. Len ran the busi- Addis Ababa, on March 10, but the pilot almost im- Butler brought to life in women into heavy trucks Carolina Trujillo ness bearing his name at mediately reported problems and asked to return amazing detail the his- and transported them to Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 270 Lynnway. [email protected] to the airport. The plane crashed within minutes. tory of the military in and from the ball. Similarly, Lion Air Flight 610, a 737 Max 8 deliv- Jim Wilson Nahant in his book, “Mil- Fort Ruckman was just ered in August 2018, went down just after depar- Thor Jourgensen is Edi- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 itary Annals of Nahant” [email protected] ture, moments after the pilot sought to return to one pearl in a string of torial Page Editor. He can the field. In both cases, the 737 Max apparently (1996). Supplemented by forts guarding Boston be reached at tjourgensen@ CIRCULATION failed to maintain a steady climb, veering errati- a 1941 pictorial history of Harbor. Fort Heath in itemlive.com. Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 cally as if the pilots were struggling to keep control [email protected] of the aircraft. CLASSIFIED The focus of scrutiny is an automated anti-stall- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Abbe Young Smith ing program known as MCAS, or Maneuvering Manager, ext. 1276 Characteristics Augmentation System, that pushes [email protected] down the nose if it senses the risk of a stall. MCAS A ‘yes’ vote for GRAPHICS is intended as a safety measure to compensate for Trevor Andreozzi the airplane’s larger engines, which could affect the Designer 737 Max’s aerodynamics. In the Lion Air crash, sen- MarketStreet cinema [email protected] sors possibly misread the plane’s performance and Mohamed Diop sent the jet into a dive to avoid a phantom stall. We all love Market- and, over time, get tired reason for people to Designer The pilot evidently lost a battle for control. Did the Street. It’s a community and people stop going. come to MarketStreet, [email protected] Ethiopian Airlines flight suffer a similar fate? gathering place used by We need to stay current which is a great thing Mark Sutherland Creative Director Did any element of the design or certification pro- Lynnfield residents far and adding a theater for the center’s vibrancy. [email protected] cess for the 737 Max introduce a risk factor? A new theater will start and wide for shopping, keeps us fresh. NEWSROOM The U.S. government, Boeing, airline officials and special events, family Not only am I a busi- an exciting new chapter Mike Alongi others are examining the crashes. A focus of inqui- fun and great food and ness operator here at for MarketStreet and for ry is the development and certification process of Sports Reporter ext. 1228 drink. MarketStreet, but I am the town of Lynnfield. [email protected] the 737 Max, a newly updated version of the work- Because I care about Bill Brotherton horse single-aisle jet. The issue is whether Boeing Although MarketStreet a graduate of Lynnfield is vibrant now, we all High School, Class of MarketStreet’s and Features Editor ext. 1338 and the Federal Aviation Administration properly Lynnfield’s vitality, I [email protected] analyzed the function of the MCAS flight control have to work to keep it 1978, and I grew up am supporting Market- Gayla Cawley system. The Seattle Times reports that a Boeing successful for years to sledding on the hill at Reporter, ext. 1236 safety analysis may have understated the system’s come; success at Market- the Colonial. I believe Street’s plans to add a [email protected] ability to respond forcefully to a perceived stall and Street means success for that a theater is essen- community theater. Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 then reset to repeatedly push down the nose. The Lynnfield. Lynnfield res- tial to the long-term via- Please vote “yes” at Town Meeting. A “yes” [email protected] newspaper, citing unnamed sources at the FAA and idents are going to other bility and sustainability vote for MarketStreet Bella diGrazia other aviation organizations, explored whether the towns to watch movies. of the center. Reporter, ext. 1317 is a “yes” vote for Lynn- FAA delegated too much authority to Boeing to as- Let’s keep them here Just like the restau- [email protected] field. sess the airworthiness of its own product. where the town makes rant business, if you Thomas Grillo Was pilot training adequate? Reporter, ext. 1264 A Boeing sales advantage to customers is that the tax dollars. I have seen don’t keep it fresh, Steve DiFillippo [email protected] 737 Max is an advanced version of a familiar jet, lifestyle centers all over people will stop coming. Owner, Davio’s North- Spenser Hasak the country start hot A theater adds a new ern Italian Steakhouse Photographer, ext. 1332 which should make it easier and less expensive for [email protected] airlines to introduce to the fleet. But news reports Thor Jourgensen after the Lion Air crash quoted some pilots sug- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 gesting Boeing didn’t adequately explain to pilots [email protected] how the plane could commandeer flight controls. Longtime resident Daniel Kane Boeing and regulators also apparently agreed that Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 pilots previously cleared to fly the 737 didn’t re- [email protected] quire additional time training in a flight simulator. favors cinema Steve Krause How will Boeing assure that the 737 Max is safe Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 [email protected] to fly? My family has been that the town set up an size appropriate for The answer to this question depends in large part living in Lynnfield for advisory group to study MarketStreet. It is also Owen O’Rourke 45 years. During those the theater and was able Photographer, ext. 1224 on final assessments of what caused each accident. good for maintaining the [email protected] years, I have seen many to attend several of their A final report on the Lion Air crash is expected lat- kind of retailers we want Emma LeBlanc Pérez er this year. Boeing and the FAA have said that town improvements, meetings. It is clear to in Lynnfield. We have Copy Editor safety certification of the 737 Max met government with MarketStreet me that all reasonable had a good relationship [email protected] being most desirable. objections have been requirements. Muilenburg said Boeing is examin- with MarketStreet and Harold Rivera ing the design and operation of the 737 Max and My late husband Al led answered. In fact, the Sports Editor, ext. 1238 they have honored all [email protected] will make any appropriate changes. For several the group that studied small group that con- months, the company has been working on soft- similar projects around tinues to object really of their commitments to Roberto Scalese Lynnfield. News Editor, ext. 1211 ware fixes to MCAS that are due to be introduced the country and helped cannot come up with [email protected] It is important for in April. create the vision for anything that Market- Anne Marie Tobin Trust in the safety of aircraft is implicit in the act MarketStreet. Al always Street hasn’t addressed. residents to attend Town Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 of flying. No one should have to book a flight won- believed that Market- The theater will bring Meeting and vote “yes” [email protected] dering what may happen during or after takeoff. Street’s success and traffic and parking on April 29 for what will Bridget Turcotte Mr. Muilenburg, on behalf of the flying public: Reporter, ext. 1269 Lynnfield’s success were improvements, be tucked be a very positive addi- [email protected] Figure out what went wrong aboard the 737 Max, linked. That’s why he in a corner of the site make it right, and reassure the flying public that tion to our town. Ryan York strongly supported the away from neighbors, Copy Editor, ext. 1220 air travel is safe. idea of a theater. provide tax dollars to Beverly Merritt [email protected] The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board I was pleased to see the town, and be of a Lynnfield TECHNOLOGY Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Thursday at 3:28 a.m. Officer be there. Responding officers in the store’s parking lot while larly arrests, reflect police records. In reports all appears to be in spoke with both parties. going into the shop. Officer the event of a perceived inaccuracy, order. A caller reported at 5:28 reports friend will take posses- it is the sole responsibility of the con- Life Alert call from 375 North p.m. on Wednesday that the sion of the motor vehicle. Offi- Broadway, Apt. 1-105 on Thurs- sidewalk on Mohawk Road was cer will document. cerned party to contact the relevant day at 4:52 a.m. broken. They stated there were Complaint from a Spring police department and have the chunks of the sidewalk in the Street resident about a fence department issue a notice of correc- Complaints middle of the road. company doing work before tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or A caller reported at 9:33 p.m. 7 a.m. on Wednesday at 5:57 clarifications will not be made without Caller reported trash fell from on Wednesday that, for the past a.m. Officer reports a New York truck at 555 Lowell St. at 1 few nights, a male party has company was dropping off two express notice of change from the ar- North Hill Drive on Wednesday resting police department. been calling her nonstop and pallets of fencing materials. at 9:11 a.m. The Department asking, “Why do you keep call- Motor vehicle was keyed of Public Works was contacted ing me?” She stated the party while parked in the driveway at LYNN and are en route. calls her from various different 30 North Central St., Apt. 2 on Officer requested at 2 Pine numbers multiple times a night. Wednesday at 1:17 p.m., no FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Arrests St. because caller said she suspects. came home and found her Suicide attempt reported on Anthony Comello, 24, has been behind bars in Roger Couture, 33, of 18 door open on Wednesday at PEABODY New Jersey since his arrest there last week on Williams St., Andover, was ar- Lowell Street on Wednesday 2:22 p.m. Officer reports no at 1:35 p.m. Caller reports a charges he gunned down Francesco Cali out- rested and charged with Class break in, wind blew door open. Arrests side the mobster’s Staten Island home. B drug possession subsequent 38-year-old woman is locked Shoplifting reported at Gym- Jeremy A. Marchand, 30, in a vehicle and appears to offense and on warrant charges boree at 405 Market St. on of four counts of uttering a false of 39 Beaver St., Salem, was be drinking antifreeze or wind- Wednesday at 4 p.m. Officer served a warrant with the shield fluid and refusing to Suspect in mob boss check, four counts of forgery took report. of a check, larceny by check, Massachusetts State Police open the door. Officer reports Resident of 2 Priscilla Road on Wednesday at 6:50 a.m. woman taken to Salem Hos- larceny, larceny from building, came to the police station to slaying could face larceny by single scheme, two at McDonald’s Restaurant at pital. report a suspicious telephone 133 Main St. Officer reports Stolen lawn mower reported counts of negligent operation call on Wednesday at 6:34 of a motor vehicle, two counts arrangement being made to from 44 Vernon St. on Wednes- lethal Mafia justice p.m. Officer will report the in- remove vehicle. day at 2:38 p.m. of leaving the scene of property cident to the Social Security damage, Class C drug distribu- Albert J. Luise, 56, of 1408 Breaking and entering report- By Tom Hays pected to be brought to Administration. Eastern Ave., Malden, surren- ed on Wednesday at 2:41 p.m. tion, Class B drug possession, Wakefield Police Department ASSOCIATED PRESS New York City for a court drug possession with intent to dered to the Peabody Police at the Peabody House at 18 appearance on Monday requested check for vehicle Department for an outstand- Walnut St., Apt. 308 and $300 NEW YORK — As An- distribute, OUI drugs, and op- with Massachusetts license under tighter-than-usual eration of a motor vehicle with ing warrant on Wednesday at worth of personal items were thony Comello sits in jail security measures that plate no. 5HB665 that is sus- 10:07 a.m. taken from unlocked vehicle. on murder charges, he a revoked license as a habitu- pected of striking a telephone underscore the mob’s al traffic offender at 7:11 p.m. Ryan James Runyan, 24, of Officer will document. may have more than legal bloody track record for pole and leaving the scene on problems to worry about Wednesday. 212 Ames Hill Drive, Tewksbury, Recovered stolen license vengeance. Wednesday at 5:04 a.m. Lyn- — namely, whether the Shannon Ferris, of 26 Reser- was arrested on three out- plate found on Summit Street “We asked for protective nfeld officer could not locate Mafia is going to get its voir Ave., Revere, was arrested standing warrants on Wednes- on Wednesday at 2:45 p.m. custody and he’s been giv- vehicle. hands on him. on warrant charges of receiving day at 11:43 a.m. and charged Owner contacted and will come en that,” said Comello’s Report of a dead deer on the with assault and battery with a to the station to collect. The man he is accused stolen property, larceny, forgery front lawn at 323 Main St. on attorney, Robert Gottlieb. of check and uttering a false in- dangerous weapon, unlicensed of killing was the reputed Wednesday at 12:33 p.m. An- boss of New York’s Gam- “The reason is obvious.” strument at 4:19 p.m. Wednes- operation of an uninsured mo- Overdose New York City jail offi- imal control officer contacted. tor vehicle, operating with a bino crime family, Fran- day. cials would not comment suspended registration, and a Report of a person passed cesco “Franky Boy” Cali, Jose Gonzalez, 45, of 550 Medical Aid out behind a desk at Barton specifically on Comello. Walnut St., was arrested and number plate violation. and for that, Comello is & Associates at 300 Jubilee But inmates in danger charged with Class A drug traf- almost certainly marked Well-being check requested Drive, Apt. 2. Officer confirmed of reprisals are typical- ficking 200-plus grams at 9:45 Summons for death by the under- for a resident at 16 Pinecrest overdose and patient taken to ly housed separately and p.m. Wednesday. Ave. on Wednesday at 11:14 world. And it makes no Caroline Ramos Rocha, 34, Salem Hospital on Wednesday difference that the slaying watched more closely. a.m. Party is not home. Officer of 14 Heritage Drive, Salem, at 8:21 a.m. “We review each case on Accidents spoke with neighbors who said may have been unconnect- was summoned following a ed to mob business and an individual basis and the man fell a few days ago and motor vehicle stop at McDon- take all necessary precau- A report of a motor vehicle she checks on him regularly SAUGUS stemmed instead from a crash at 12:53 p.m. Wednes- ald’s Restaurant at 133 Main romantic dispute. tions,” Correction Depart- and will continue to do so. St. on Tuesday at 3:11 p.m. for ment spokesman Jason day at 1067 Western Ave.; at Caller from Our Lady of the Arrest “Somebody’s going to try unlicensed operation of a mo- to get him,” predicted Sel- Kersten said. 8:23 p.m. Wednesday at 664 Assumption at 758 Salem tor vehicle. Vehicle was towed Christopher Fontina, 39, of wyn Raab, author of “Five Authorities say Comello Western Ave.; at 12:06 a.m. St. reports a person fell in the by Phil’s Towing. 13 Stocker St., Saugus, was ar- Families: The Rise, De- lured Cali out of his house Thursday at Franklin Street and parking lot on Wednesday at Cindy J. Fish, 54, of 10 Water rested on warrant charges. cline, and Resurgence of on the evening of March Western Avenue; at 1:32 a.m. 1:18 p.m. Patient taken to the St., Apt. 7, Danvers, was sum- America’s Most Powerful 13 by smashing his truck Thursday at 364 Lynnfield St.; hospital. moned following a report of Accidents Mafia Empires.” “It is part into Cali’s parked car. Af- at 6:38 a.m. Thursday on Acorn Ambulance requested at 36 a forged check on Tuesday at of the Mafia code.” ter speaking calmly for Street; at 8:15 a.m. Thursday Homestead Road on Wednes- 4:34 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle Comello, 24, has been a few moments, Comello at 114 Rockaway St.; at 10:37 day at 3:50 p.m. Patient taken accident at Rite Aid on Broad- behind bars in New Jer- allegedly drew a 9 mm a.m. Thursday at South Street to Winchester Hospital. way at 10:24 a.m. Wednes- sey since his arrest there handgun and pumped and Western Avenue. Medical aid requested at the Accident day; at 190 Main St. at 5 p.m. last week on charges he several bullets into Cali’s A report of a motor vehi- Lynnfield Middle School at 505 Report of a motor vehicle Wednesday; at 1093 Broadway gunned down Cali out- body in a scene captured cle crash with personal injury Main St. on Wednesday at 3:54 crash reported on Wednesday at 5:24 p.m. Wednesday; on side the mobster’s Staten by security cameras at the at 11:59 p.m. Wednesday at p.m. Patient taken to Massa- at 1:45 p.m. at Route 128 and Hamilton Street at 10:24 p.m. Island home. He is ex- home. Franklin and Hanover streets. chusetts General Hospital. A report of a motor vehicle Centennial Drive. No injuries, Wednesday. Ambulance requested on no tows needed. A report of a three-car motor hit and run crash on Wyman Wednesday at 4:37 p.m. at Street. vehicle crash involving Ladder Five suspects plead not 408 Essex Village. Patient tak- Complaints 1 at 28 Central St. at 2:44 p.m. en to Salem Hospital. Breaking and Entering Wednesday. One person was Medical assistance request- Officer requested for a pre- cited for the Move Over Law. guilty to terror charges A report of a motor vehicle ed at 19 Fernway on Wednes- serve peace while a defendant breaking and entering at 12:08 day at 5:36 p.m. Patient taken in a restraining order case col- Complaints By Mary Hudetz and had been living in the p.m. Thursday at 11 James St. to the hospital. lects his belongings at 7 Cobb ASSOCIATED PRESS country illegally. Request for medical assis- Ave. on Tuesday at 4:21 p.m. A caller on Dustin Street re- The group had traveled ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Theft tance at 1402 Essex Village on The plaintiff has approved the ported a suspicious vehicle in late 2017 from Geor- Wednesday at 5:54 p.m. Pa- visit for the defendant to pick that he had already reported — Five people arrested at gia to New Mexico, where A report of a larceny at 9:35 tient taken to Salem Hospital. up his things. is back in front of his home at a ramshackle New Mex- they built their compound ico compound where one p.m. Wednesday at Dunkin’ Caller from the Peabody Dog 12:19 a.m. Wednesday. in an area dotted with of the suspect’s sons was Donuts at 116 Lewis St.; at Park on Perkins Street reported A caller reported a cat was some of the region’s signa- MARBLEHEAD found dead pleaded not 11:57 a.m. Thursday at 209 an intoxicated man causing struck by a vehicle on Adams ture “earthship” self-built guilty Thursday to federal Lynn Shore Drive; at 12:33 a commotion on Tuesday at Avenue at 8:02 a.m. Wednes- homes. Complaints terrorism-related charges p.m. Thursday at 700 Washing- 5:44 p.m. Officer reports par- day. “This case is about free- and other counts that ton St. A caller reported at 9:43 a.m. ty checked out fine and he is A caller reported a large dom of religion, freedom of A report of motor vehicle theft on Wednesday that he received leaving with his dog. amount of trash in the roadway their attorneys say the group would not be facing association and the right at 8:51 a.m. Thursday at Brook- a call from a man identifying Report of a burglary in prog- on Winter Street at 11:36 a.m. to bear arms,” said Billy line and Chatham streets. himself as Dan Carter. He stat- ress at 110 Washington St. on Wednesday. if they weren’t Muslims. The two men and three Blackburn, an attorney A report of a robbery at ed the man said he was solic- Tuesday at 9:48 p.m. Officer A Saugus Avenue resident re- for Subhanah Wahhaj. He 10:33 a.m. Thursday on N. iting for the police department. reports K-9 en route and pe- ported an unknown man came women have been charged of conspiring to support and other defense attor- Franklin Street. A caller reported he was rimeter established. Suspect into her home claiming he was neys said their clients are behind a motor vehicle being described as a Hispanic man, there to fix her alarm system at planned attacks on U.S. law enforcement officers, innocent of the charges. LYNNFIELD operated by an elderly male at 5 feet, 5 inches tall, with short 12:08 p.m. Wednesday. When The group’s makeshift Lafayette and Maple streets at brown hair, glasses and a plaid she called her alarm compa- military members and government employees settlement had consist- Alarms 12:37 p.m. on Wednesday. He jacket, last seen traveling to- ny, Protection One, they told ed of a camping trailer stated the driver was operating ward Foster Street. Suspect her they did not send a tech- while living on the out- skirts of Amalia, just wedged into the desert and Fire reported at 4 Reedy erratically and that at the traf- may have victim’s purse and nician to her home. The man, surrounded by stacked Road on Wednesday at 8:20 fic light, he rolled forward and assorted items. Officers check- described as wearing sunglass- south of the Colorado bor- der. tires before authorities a.m. Call referred to the Lynn- tapped bumpers with the car ing local bars. Two officers at es and a black jacket, left in a raided it and found 11 135 Washington St. on follow black sedan with out-of-state They have been in fed- field Fire Department. ahead of it. Responding offi- hungry children, guns up. plates. She was waiting for her eral custody since last Au- Accidental remote control cers were unable to locate the and ammunition, a firing panic alarm sounded at 1 Wil- described elderly male. Well-being check requested son’s arrival to pull surveillance gust on firearms charges range. They also found liams Road on Wednesday at A caller reported a distur- at 7-Eleven at 100 Lynn St. for video for further information. that accuse them of con- the remains of 3-year-old 9:14 a.m. bance on Creesy Street at the female operator of a motor A report of a deceased ani- spiring to provide weap- False burglar alarm report- 4:17 p.m. on Wednesday. They vehicle on Tuesday at 11:44 mal in the middle lane in front ons and ammunition to Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj, who ed from Lynnfield High School stated they heard a neighbor p.m. who appears to be under of the business at Kelly’s Roast Jany Leveille, one of the had suffered from severe at 275 Essex St., Apt. 253 on yelling that she did not want to the influence and left her child Beef at 5:37 p.m. Wednesday. five and a leader of the medical disabilities that group who is from Haiti caused seizures.

POLICE BRIEFS

Police: Anti-Semitic graffiti Police were alerted on killed eight people is su- State trooper convicted immediately suspended News reports the judge worse than at first thought Sunday by a cemetery ing officers he says forced of rape, will lose job Sundberg without pay af- says he went above state maintenance worker. him to falsely confess. ter hearing of his arrest. sentencing guidelines for FALL RIVER (AP) Police are treating it as Attorneys for Victor Ro- LOWELL (AP) — State A state police spokes- 65-year-old Paul Collins — Police now say 59 a hate crime. sario filed state and fed- Police have started man said Wednesday they because he wanted to set gravestones at a Jewish No arrests have been eral lawsuits on Thursday termination proceedings hope the verdict “proves a “deterrent.” cemetery in Massachu- made. The Herald News against the city of Lowell against a trooper who has justice to the victim,” and Judge Michael Ricciuti setts were defaced with reports that rewards to- and several police officers. been convicted of raping that the department has says the deterrent isn’t anti-Semitic graffiti, taling $12,500 are being A judge vacated Rosa- his former girlfriend. no tolerance for domestic for Collins, but for others about twice as many as offered for information rio’s murder and arson Robert Sundberg was violence. who may want to commit initially thought. that leads to an arrest, convictions in 2014, citing found guilty Wednes- Sundberg is scheduled a similar crime. Fall River police said including $10,000 given questions about whether day of multiple charges, to be sentenced Tuesday. Prosecutors say Collins Thursday in a Facebook anonymously to Congre- his confession was vol- including rape, strangula- gave a gun to a woman post that they came up gation Adas Israel, a city untary. After the state’s tion, assault and stalking. Ex-probation officer who was frequently on with the higher number synagogue. highest court upheld the The 48-year-old Sund- probation, and the gun after a row-by-row inspec- ruling in 2017, prosecu- berg was arrested after sentenced to prison was later given to anoth- tion of Hebrew Cemetery. Lawsuit: Police forced false tors said they would not the victim, who is also a for gun trafficking er person in exchange for Of those 59, two had been confession in deadly fire retry him. state trooper, reported drugs. knocked over. Rosario’s attorneys say she was attacked at his WOBURN (AP) — A Collins’ attorney had The stones were de- BOSTON (AP) — A investigating officers used Boxborough home in former probation officer argued he was trying faced with swastikas and man who says he was “outright lies, coercion, April 2016. Prosecutors who was convicted of gun to help the woman, and phrases including “Expel wrongfully imprisoned for threats, mistreatment said the assault was the trafficking has been sen- he didn’t do anything the Jew” and “Hitler was more than three decades and sleep deprivation” culmination of a long tenced to a maximum of 3 improper. right” in what appeared after being convicted of to force him to falsely history of abuse. ½ years in prison. Collins was acquitted of to be black marker. starting a 1982 fire that confess. State police say they The MetroWest Daily two lesser charges. A8 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 NATION Unprecedented spring flooding possible, U.S. forecasters say

By Seth Borenstein gest risks include all three prone to more, Low said. and Jeff Martin Mississippi River basins, Several factors will like- ASSOCIATED PRESS the Red River of the North, ly combine to create a the Great Lakes, plus the pulse of flooding that will The stage is set for un- basins of the eastern Mis- eventually head south precedented major flood- souri River, lower Ohio along the Mississippi: ing this spring for most of River, lower Cumberland above average rainfall the nation, U.S. weather River and the Tennessee this winter — including officials said Thursday. River. 10 to 15 inches earlier this More than 200 million “This is the broadest year in a drenching along Americans are at risk for expanse of area in the the Ohio and Tennessee some kind of flooding, with United States that we’ve Valleys; the third wettest 13 million of them at risk projected with an elevated year in U.S. history; and of major inundation, the risk that I can remember,” rapidly melting snow in National Oceanic and At- said Thomas Graziano, a the Upper Midwest. mospheric Administration 20-year weather service Extra rain will bring PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said in its spring weather veteran and director of the more farm runoff down Sen. Kamala Harris of California is among the 2020 contenders who outlook. About 41 million Office of Water Prediction. the Mississippi, which will people are at risk of mod- “Is this the perfect storm? likely lead to more oxy- have decided not to attend the American Israel Public Affairs Commit- erate flooding. I don’t know.” gen-starved areas in the tee’s annual conference in Washington. Major flooding now oc- A lot depends on how Gulf of Mexico and likely curring in Nebraska, much rain falls in the next make the summer dead Iowa, South Dakota, Mis- couple months, Graziano zone larger than normal, Multiple 2020 Democrats souri and other Midwest- said, but forecasters say it said Edward Clark, direc- ern states is a preview of will be more than average. tor of NOAA’s National an all-too-wet and dan- The Missouri River has Water Center in Tuscalo- won’t attend AIPAC summit gerous spring, said Mary already set records with osa, Ala. Erickson, deputy director historic flood marks mea- It’s too early for scien- By Juana Summers tried to thwart the Iran Cory Booker of New Jer- of the National Weather sured in 30 places in Ne- tists to make the com- and Elana Schor nuclear deal and had em- sey and Sen. Amy Klobu- Service. “In fact, we expect braska, Iowa and South plex calculations to see ASSOCIATED PRESS ployed “anti-Muslim and char of Minnesota, have the flooding to get worse Dakota, Kansas City fore- if human-caused climate anti-Arab rhetoric.” By not spoken at the group’s an- WASHINGTON — Mul- and more widespread,” caster Kevin Lao said. change played a role in attending, the Democratic nual conference before. tiple Democratic presi- she said. The river “remains vul- the flooding. However, sci- candidates can demon- Sanders’ policy director dential candidates said This year’s floodingnerable to moderate flood- entists said the conditions strate their progressive Josh Orton confirmed his Thursday that they won’t “could be worse than any- ing for the remainder are consistent with what bona fides in an increas- plans and said Sanders attend the American Isra- thing we’ve seen in recent of the spring and early they expect from global ingly crowded 2020 field. is “concerned about the years, even worse than summer,” Lao said. “Peo- warming. el Public Affairs Commit- tee’s annual conference in But it also gives Pres- platform AIPAC is provid- the historic floods of 1993 ple should be prepared for In addition to the year- ident Donald Trump an ing for leaders who have and 2011,” she said. Those major flooding along the to-year natural vari- Washington next week. Sen. Elizabeth Warren of opportunity to highlight expressed bigotry and op- floods caused billions of Missouri River ... going ability of weather, there his ties to the Israeli gov- pose a two-state solution.” dollars in damage, and into the future.” is a long-term, climate Massachusetts, Sen. Ber- nie Sanders of Vermont, ernment. As the Demo- The intense differenc- officials said this year’s Most of Nebraska, ex- change-driven trend that crats distance themselves es among the Democratic damage in Nebraska, cept right along the Mis- is making extreme rain- former U.S. Rep. Beto O’Rourke and Sen. Ka- from AIPAC, Trump said ranks over the U.S.-Is- Iowa and South Dakota souri River, is unlikely to falls even more intense, Thursday that it is time raeli relationship came to has already passed the see major flooding again said Texas A&M Univer- mala Harris of California are among the 2020 con- for the United States to a head last month when billion-dollar mark. this year, but the rest of sity climate scientist An- recognize Israel’s control freshman Democratic Rep. Forecasters said the big- the flooded area is still drew Dessler. tenders who have decid- ed not to attend. Former over the disputed Golan Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, Starbucks CEO Howard Heights. one of the first Muslim Schultz, who is consider- AIPAC declined to com- women in Congress, insin- ing an independent bid for ment on the 2020 candi- uated that lobbyists with president, will also avoid dates but noted that pres- AIPAC were paying law- the AIPAC conference. idential candidates have makers to support Israel. It comes as the liberal attended the conference Her remark drew biparti- advocacy group MoveOn in the past. Indeed, sev- san criticism and a rebuke has called on Democratic eral Democrats seeking from House Speaker Nan- presidential candidates to the presidency, including cy Pelosi, and Omar end- skip this year’s policy con- Harris, Sen. Kirsten Gil- ed up apologizing for her ference, saying AIPAC had librand of New York, Sen. comments. Interior Secretary order aims to protect U.S. public land access

By Matthew Brown siders selling or trading administration to address ASSOCIATED PRESS public land. the issue and close what The secretarial order they considered a loophole BILLINGS, Mont. — comes amid longstanding in federal land policies. Acting U.S. Interior Sec- complaints that millions The Bureau of Land retary David Bernhardt of acres of state and fed- Management oversees al- ordered federal land man- eral land in the American most 400,000 square miles PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS agers on Thursday to give West can be reached only of federal land. A 1976 law greater priority to access Major flooding near the Platte River in Plattsmouth, Neb., and other Mid- by traveling across private requires agency officials to for hunting, fishing and western states is a preview of an all-too-wet and dangerous spring, said property or small slivers identify lands for potential other kinds of recreation Mary Erickson, deputy director of the National Weather Service. of public land. sale or exchange, but not when the government con- Bernhardt’s order re- to look at potential effects quires the Bureau of Land on recreational access. Management to identify As a result, the Bureau alternatives to access that of Land Management has could be lost during land identified for potential LYNNFIELD WEEKLY NEWS sales or exchanges. sale 11 parcels of land PEABODY WEEKLY NEWS GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE The move could help totaling 4.3 square miles boost Bernhardt’s creden- adjacent to the Bighorn tials among conservation National Forest west of groups ahead of a Senate Buffalo, Wyo., said Joel confirmation hearing next Webster with the Theo- Whether week in which Democrats dore Roosevelt Conserva- you enjoy are likely to highlight his tion Partnership. reading your past work as an energy in- The area sits beneath news in print dustry lobbyist. the towering peaks of the or online, we EVERYTHING Bernhardt has been Bighorn Mountains, and have you covered. nominated to replace for- one of the parcels identi- EMG's newspapers CASH ONLY mer Secretary Ryan Zin- fied for potential sale has and digital platforms seek All Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment ke, who resigned in Jan- a hiking trail passing di- to provide information uary. rectly through it, Webster of importance to the residents MUST BE SOLDOLD The acting secretary said. of the North Shore. said in a statement that Another area identified Fashion the Trump administra- for potential sale — an Farewell Party, tion “has and will contin- 8-square mile tract of Sat, March 23 ue to prioritize access so mostly grasslands near ESSEX MEDIA GROUP 12-5 that people can hunt, fish, Miles City, Mont. — is For advertising information, contact camp and recreate on our popular for deer, antelope public lands.” and bird hunting and can Ernie Carpenter at 781-593-7700 x1355 427 Paradise Road • Vinnin Squareuare • Swampscootttt Hunting and fishing ad- be accessed from a nearby or via email at [email protected] • • • 781-599-8829 Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 Sun 12-4 vocates had pressed the highway.

WEATHER LOTTERY National weather MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Friday, March 22, 2019 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Thursday...... 6093 Thursday...... 6727 Wednesday...... 4050 Wednesday...... 8920 Sunrise today 6:40 a.m. Windy with showers in the E winds 15 to 20 kt, becom- H morning, then cloudy in the ing W 10 to 15 kt in the after- Tuesday...... 6733 Tuesday...... 5562 Sunset today 6:59 p.m. L afternoon. noon. Gusts up to 25 kt. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Sunrise tomorrow 6:39 a.m. Tonight: Rain likely. Becoming Tonight: W winds 15 to 20 kt windy late. Low 38F. Winds W with gusts up to 35 kt. Waves EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 1:06 p.m. L at 20 to 30 mph. Chance of around 2 ft, except up to 5 ft All 4...... $4,010 All 4...... $5,875 Low tide today 7:16 p.m. rain 90%. at the outer harbor entrance. First or last 3...... $561 First or last 3...... $822 High tide tomorrow 1:56 p.m. Any 2...... $48 Any 2...... $70 Any 1...... $5 Any 1...... $7 L H ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $167 All 4...... $490 Fronts First 3...... $93 First 3...... $137 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure Last 3...... $93 Last 3...... $274 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Mass Cash: 2-5-7-30-35 MARCH 31 MARCH 27 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ TODAY SATURDAY SUNDAY M’ Sunny | High 57, Low 40 Lucky for Life: 9-24-26-27-38-(11) NATIONAL SUMMARY: As heavy rain and surging temperatures trigger AM Showers/Wind|High 46, Low 38 P’ Cloudy/Wind | High 46, Low 36 flooding in eastern New England today, colder air will unleash heavy snow in northwestern New England and in upstate New York. Winds and snow showers will whip from the Great Lakes to the central Appalachians. Showers and storms are in store from Wyoming to Texas. Rain will return to the West coast. ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 Pitching will carry Classical baseball team in 2019 By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — Baseball coaches often buy into the notion that a team can only go as far as its pitching carries it. If that turns out to be the case for the Classical baseball team this spring, the Rams could be in a for a solid Division 1 North state tourna- ment run. Classical’s tournament aspirations ended sooner than the Rams hoped they would last season. The Rams, in their rst season in Division 1 North, were bounced in the rst round of the state tournament after a 1-0 loss to Lincoln-Sudbury. Classi- cal nished the season at 11-10. “We struggled in the beginning,” Classical coach Mike Zukowski said. “We were able to kind of steady the ship midway through. We got a lot of our seniors to step up. We got our- selves into the state tournament. That’s always our goal so we accom- plished that. We got our rst taste of Division 1.” Offensively, the Rams lose a num- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ber of key contributors from last sea- Senior rst baseman Mike Sabella elds a son’s team. AJ Luciano, one of the ground ball during practice Tuesday. top players in the Northeastern Con- ference, graduated last June. Others who left the team due to graduation were Sean Devin, Danny Lilja, Cesar Peabody turns Carrerro and Kevin Durant. Returning to lead the offense are seniors Brett Bucklin (out elder) and Dayshon Anderson (in elder), the page on and junior in elders Aidan Dow and Jared DiFilippo. Sophomore catcher Nico Galeazzi will also jump into the batting order. last season’s “Dow and Anderson are going to be in the middle of the order,” Zukows- ki said. “Hopefully they can come up senior class with some big RBI for us this year. Up at the top of the order with Buck- By Harold Rivera lin, we’ll probably see DiFilippo. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “There are a lot of roles to ll,” Zu- kowski said. “We lost Luciano and ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE PEABODY — The challenge of replacing seniors is Devin, and those are two all-star one coaches face year in and year out. So it’s fair to say Senior right-hander Kyle Finnigan will play a key role in that Peabody baseball coach Mark Bettencourt knows a CLASSICAL, B2 Classical’s pitching rotation this season. thing or two about lling the roles left by the prior sea- son’s graduating class. But this year the Tanners have to replace 11 seniors from last spring’s team- and they know it won’t be easy. Gone are the likes of star players like Jake Gustin, Marblehead softball team Alex D’Angelo and Eric DeMayo. “When you get kids like Jake Gustin you never re- place them,” Bettencourt, entering his 15th season at Peabody, said. “Just like when we had Patrick Ruotolo, looks to take the next step you never replace them. You just try to ll those voids the best you can. You don’t want to put that pressure By Daniel Kane want that for your kids.” on anybody. We try to take the kids we’ve been working ITEM STAFF But Gold will be the rst to admit with. My JV and freshman coaches do a good job teach- the Magicians have their work cut ing our philosophy.” MARBLEHEAD — With three out for them in 2019. With a tough Peabody nished the 2018 regular season at 11-7. The Northeastern Conference titles in as always NEC and several more Tanners defeated Lawrence (3-1) in the rst round of the last four seasons, it’s safe to say tough matchups in non-conference the Division 1 North state tournament before falling to the Marblehead softball team has games, Marblehead is looking at Medford (8-5) in the quarter nal. had its fair share of success in re- its toughest regular season in a “I think last season was something to build on,” Bet- cent years. while. tencourt said. “One thing about our program is we try to That continued last season, when “We have an extremely dif cult be competitive year in and year out. We try not to have the Magicians went 15-3 and won a schedule ahead of us,” Gold said. ‘down’ years. We take pride in developing kids at the rst-round state tournament game “We’re just hoping that maybe it lower levels so they’re ready to play when they get up to against Malden. The season end- will prepare us for the end of the varsity. We’ve done a good job with that. We’ll have some ed with a loss to Whittier Tech in year. Every team in our conference names that people who follow us might not be familiar the Division 2 North quarter nal is tough. We play Peabody, Danvers, with but we’ve done that year in and year out.” round. Swampscott, Winthrop, Gloucester Returning to lead the pitching rotation are seniors Ed- Marblehead’s success is a motiva- and Saugus twice and those are real die Campbell (right-hander) and Joe Zito (left-hander) tor for coach Johnny Gold and his tough teams. and junior Nick Fiore (right-hander). Juniors Jordan players. But they’re ready to take “It’s not like we try to get easy Anzuoni (right-hander) and Calvin Ingemi (right- the next step this year. non-conference games but this year ITEM FILE PHOTO hander), and sophomore Ryan Knight (left-hander) also “It does motivate us but I’d also we’re scheduled against some good project to pitch some innings. Shortstop Mercedes Pelleti- prefer for us to go deeper into the teams,” Gold said. “Some of the other er will play a key role for tournament,” Gold said. “You al- PEABODY, B2 the Magicians this season. ways want to go farther and you MARBLEHEAD, B2 Tech’s Tilley is a proud coach By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — Brad Tilley has coached the Lynn Tech swimming and diving team for the past 43 seasons. But it’s not wins and losses that keeps Tilley at the helm of Tech’s program. In- stead of dwelling on records and statistics, Tilley chooses to focus on academics and grooming young adults. He said this year’s team embodied the values that keep him going strong at Tech. “I thought it was one of the greatest seasons we ever had and we only had one win,” Tilley said. “Truthfully, the kids are unbelievable. The kids at Lynn Tech aren’t the kids at Lynn Tech of old. They’re tru- ly ladies and gentlemen, and that’s why I keep going. “This team as a whole, even though we only won one meet, is probably one of the best teams we’ve ever had,” Tilley said. “They’re a great group of student-athletes who work really hard.” Tech celebrated the 2018-2019 season during its annual team banquet at the Ti- ger’s Den. Among the achievements high- lighted was the MIAA’s Academic Team Next season’s Tech swimming and diving team captains are, from left, Savannah Joyce, Liam Donovan, Na- TILLEY, B2 than Whitcomb, Dustin Bloom and Sheily Garcia. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 ‘Play Ball’ clinic Tech’s Tilley is a proud coach at Fraser Field TILLEY very into it. Then they From B1 move to Karen and then to John, who’s my competi- By Harold Rivera Fisher (10), SUNY-Can- Excellence Award, which tion coach. He takes them ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ton vs. University of Tech earned for the sev- from there and into the Maine-Presque Isle (1), LYNN — The Red Sox enth consecutive season. competition phase of it.” Northern Vermont Uni- Foundation will host a Tilley said academics are Tilley believes the Tigers versity-Lyndon vs. Uni- ‘Play Ball’ clinic Friday a key priority in his pro- are in good shape moving afternoon (4) at Fraser versity of Maine-Presque gram and one he doesn’t forward. The team gradu- Field. The clinic, hosted in Isle (4), Northern Ver- take lightly. ates just one senior from partnership with Fisher mont University-Lyn- “It’s a lot of work,” Tilley this year’s roster, breast- College’s baseball team, don vs. Fisher College said. “We put out a prog- stroker Jin Purdy. Next is open to youth ages 5-12 (7). Sunday’s schedule is ress report every Thurs- season’s captains, named and is free of cost. as follows: University of day. They have to bring it at the banquet, are Savan- “Fisher College baseball Maine-Presque Isle vs back every Friday signed nah Joyce, Liam Donovan, coach (Scott Dulin) ap- Fisher (10), by every teacher. If they’re Nathan Whitcomb, Dustin proached me about doing Northern Vermont deficient, they don’t come Bloom and Sheily Garcia. something like this as a University- Lyndon vs to practice Monday. They “We’re going to open way to give back to the SUNY-Canton (1), conso- go back to the teacher. It’s some eyes next year,” Til- city of Lynn,” Fraser/Man- lation game (4), champi- a system that’s proven to ley said. “We’re losing our ning Facilities Manager onship game (7). be successful. best breaststroker, Jin Rich Avery said. “They’re Avery said this is the “We stress academics Purdy. Other than that, our primary tenant for first time the Clemente hugely,” Tilley said. “It’s we’re all back and we’re hugely important for us. the majority of the ear- Cup has been played out- all ready to go.” That’s why kids are in Award winners at the ly spring. We’re trying to side of Puerto Rico. school, to be academically banquet included Mario host a couple free clinics in “The city of Lynn work- a couple different sports. successful. That’s what we Rivera, Blue and White ing together with the strive for. We use athletics Award; Sheily Garcia, Peter This is a good start. DPW and the mayor’s “We’d love to have as to kind of stress that. They A. Sawin “Unsung Hero” office to make this event many youth as we can to don’t practice if they don’t Award; Dustin Bloom, Mi- has been great,” Avery come down and partici- keep their end of the bar- chael and Michelle Conlon pate,” Avery said. “It’s a said. “The weather can be gain, and it works.” Citywide Award; Jeremi- free baseball clinic to sort tough to deal with at this Although Tech didn’t win ah Arzola, John Cahill of kick off the baseball time but the DPW has as many meets at it hoped Citywide Award; Dustin season.” done a great job getting it would, the Tigers showed Bloom and Liam Donovan; The clinic starts a week- the fields ready.” no lack of progress in the co-MVP’s. Also earning end full of baseball at Fra- Donations of gently used pool during the season. Til- awards were Savannah ser, which will host the baseball/softball equip- ley and the Tigers welcome Tech assistant coach John Hogan (left) with Joyce, Victoria Hong, Luis Roberto Clemente Cup ment will be collected inexperienced swimmers head coach Brad Tilley during the team’s annu- Hernandez, Kyle Linquist, to their program with open Oliver Brooks, Jacob Le- Saturday and Sunday. during the weekend as al awards banquet. Saturday’s schedule is as part of the Marines “Toys arms each year. That’s jeune, Nathan Whitcomb, follows: SUNY-Canton vs. for Tots” program. where his assistant coach- Jin Purdy, Jeff Bucko, Bian- es step up to the plate. great assistant coaches, Tech and a state all-star. ca Perez and Alex Reddy. “I’ve only had one kids led by John Hogan, Karen “Rich Bucko takes those “I’m really proud of our Girls teams advance swim year-round in my Hogan, who volunteers, new kids that can’t swim team and our coaches this 43 years at Lynn Tech,” Rich Bucko, past swimmer and that’s his whole year,” Tilley said. “I’m also Tilley said. “Most of our for Lynn Tech and diving charge,” Tilley said. “He thankful for our booster’s in elementary tourney kids can’t swim one lap coach Don Mckennie. Don takes those kids who ar- club. They did a tremen- when they join us. I have was my captain at Lynn en’t swimmers and he’s dous job this year.” The 42nd annual Lynn 1-2 punch of Erichelle Elementary Basketball Lluveres (nine points) and Tournament continued Marly Perez (eight points) Pitching will carry Classical baseball team in 2019 Thursday night at Picker- proved to be too much for ing Middle School. Three the Cougars to handle girls teams punched their and Drewicz prevailed, CLASSICAL tickets to Saturday’s Divi- 21-11. Cobbet’s high scor- From B1 sional Championships. er was Jennifer Florencio bats that we’ll miss big In the first game, Har- Ramirez with five points. time. We also lost Danny rington, playing its sec- Drewicz plays Harrington Lilja and he was either ond game in as many Saturday (11). batting leadoff or ninth for days, defeated Ingalls 20- The girls bracket was us.” 6. Harrington was led by completed when Shoe- Pitching projects to be six points each from Nyda maker defeated Lynn Classical’s strength. Senior Rivera and Neveah Rive- Woods 14-4. Shoemaker’s right-hander Kyle Fin- ra. Francheska Pecjo and Bella Owumi came off the nigan returns to the rota- Brookelyn Green were the bench to score a game- tion after emerging as one high scorers for Ingalls. high seven points for the of the better pitchers in the Harrington’s opponent Sharks. Madison Desilets Northeastern Conference in the next round would was the Lynn Woods high last spring. Finnigan’s be determined in the next scorer. Shoemaker takes backed by left-hander Dow game, a battle between on Lincoln-Thomson Sat- and right-hander Bucklin. Drewicz and Cobbet. The urday (12:30). Senior right-hander David Barnard hopes to jump ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Marblehead softball team into the mix during the season. Barnard’s current- Classical baseball coach Mike Zukowski is entering his 11th season with looks to take the next step ly recovering from an ACL the Rams. injury suffered during foot- ball season. time it clashes against a Gavin (Softic) does a good tling, which is nice to see. MARBLEHEAD these girls hit at the var- NEC opponent. job with them. We have It’s nice to see that the guys sity level?” Gold said. “We “We do have experience From B1 on the mound,” Zukowski “The conference is al- English, our crosstown are helping the newer play- know who can hit it’s just ways tough, no matter rival, you can toss the re- ers, so that learning curve games are Methuen who said. “Hopefully all those for some of these players what way you look at it,” cords out there. We also is gone. They’re extensions is always real good, Bur- innings Finnigan, Bucklin coming up we haven’t Zukowski said. “You look have Revere, Everett, Mal- of the coaches in explaining lington, North Reading seen it yet. and Dow threw last year at the state tournament den and Somerville.” drills and our philosophy. who is extremely tough “I always say that you can carry over to this year.” at the end of the year and Classical opens the sea- Everyone’s looking forward and Attleboro. You add don’t really know until Anderson, Barnard and you’re always going to see son April 9 (4 p.m.) when to getting outside.” all of that up and even if you play your first game,” Bucklin are this season’s a good amount of NEC the Rams host Masconom- Zukowkski’s entering we’re 11-9 I’d call that a Gold said. “The junior var- co-captains. great season.” sity team last year was As far as the NEC goes, teams. You’re always go- et in a non-conference his 11th season as Clas- While the road ahead 17-0. There are kids that Zukowski feels there won’t ing to get a good game. game at Fraser Field. sical’s head coach. On his won’t be easy, Marblehead can play. All I know is that be any giveaways. With a “Our side (NEC North) “They’re looking forward staff are assistant coach has more than enough we are playing our hard- handful of tournament is strong,” Zukowski said. to it,” Zukowski said. “The Rick Myette, junior varsi- returning talent to have est schedule we have ever mainstays in the confer- “Medford’s a tough team. seniors and the returning ty coach Greg Rybak and a successful season. It played. We have had sea- ence, Classical will have We have Salem, that’s a varsity guys are very ag- freshman coach Scott Zu- starts in the circle, with sons with only a few loss- to bring its A-game each tough team. (Salem coach) gressive. Everyone’s bat- kowski. Charlotte Plakans (last es but this year I don’t see year’s NEC co-MVP). how that is feasible.” “Charlotte is extremely One thing that is work- Peabody turns the page on last season’s senior class confident and as good a ing in Marblehead’s favor pitcher as there is,” Gold is Gold’s coaching staff, in- PEABODY a clear-cut favorite in the said. “Every good team cluding some familiar faces From B1 conference. starts with pitching and and some younger coaches. “This is probably the one she is as good a hitter too. “Todd Norman has been “The biggest thing for me year I don’t know who the She signed to play in col- with me for 13 years,” is throwing strikes,” Bet- favorite is,” Bettencourt lege next year with Bent- Gold said of his assistant tencourt said. “I don’t care said. “Gloucester, Bever- ley. Charlotte just works. coach,”As far as I’m con- how hard they throw, if ly and Danvers have new She does it all during the cerned, he’s one of the best they throw strikes they’ll coaches but they always fall and winter. She works coaches around. force teams to hit. Eddie have talent. Saugus has hard all year and has an “We also have some pitched against some good Todd Tringale, who’s proba- excellent work ethic.” younger help in one of our teams last year. He does a bly the best pitcher but we Along with Palkans the former pitchers, Michaela good job keeping hitters don’t know what else they Magicians have a solid Leblanc,” Gold said. “We off balance. Joe throws return. Swampscott has group of core returners also have Genevive Ben- a little harder. If he has Joe Caponigro who’s famil- including shortstop Mer- noit, a former St. Mary’s command of the strike iar with the NEC from his cedes Pelletier, catcher Jo- catcher who played at zone he can be one of our years at English but we lie Quintana and outfield- Salve Regina. If they can starters. Nick has good don’t know what he has. er Francis Paik. make the time, it will be command. He pounds the Winthrop, you never know “Mercedes is a three- great. You have these girls zone and works both sides what you’ll get from them. time all-star at shortstop who have played at a high- of the plate. The big thing Marblehead and Saugus, and is playing at Fisher er level and whenever they is making teams earn ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE with Mike Giardi and Joe College next year.” Gold have the time to work with their runs.” Luis, have good coaches. Offensively, Knight (cen- The Peabody baseball team huddles around coach The league, especially our said. “She has a very good us it’s a pleasure. They are Mark Bettencourt during practice Tuesday. work ethic as well. Paik quality young ladies.” terfielder) projects to bat half, is up for grabs.” is returning and proba- Although there are posi- leadoff (a spot he earned Non-conference oppo- bly going to be our center tions and question marks toward the end of last “The big thing for us get. Defensively we ask nents include Austin Prep, fielder. She’s very good that need to be answered season). Also returning with the speed we have is them to make the routine Central Catholic, Law- and can take on that role. during tryouts, Gold’s ex- are Campbell (third base- we want to put the ball on plays. Offensively we don’t rence and St. John’s Prep. Jolie’s a terrific young cited to see what 2019 has man), Anzuoni (shortstop), the ground and put pres- rely on the long ball. We “Our schedule is go- catcher that just keeps in store for his Magicians. Ingemi (infielder), Antho- sure on infielders,” Betten- play a lot of small ball here ing to be competitive and getting better.” “I think we are real- ny Conforte (junior first court said. at Peabody and it takes a challenging,” Bettencourt Defensively Gold knows ly strong up the middle baseman), Taidon Perez “Offensively the swings while to get that going.” said. “We’re going to have the Magicians will have with a pitcher, catcher, (senior catcher), Chris- look good,” Bettencourt Bettencourt doesn’t to show up and play every another great season-- shortstop and centerfield,” tian Ploumbidis (junior said. “Scoring runs de- know what to expect from day.” he’s just hoping to see Gold said. “We just have outfielder), Jared Ridley pends on how quickly you the Northeastern Con- Peabody opens the sea- some younger players to fill in at third, second (senior outfielder), Mike get going. The bottom line ference this season. He son April 8 at Lawrence. step up to the plate. and first. Either way we Sabella (senior first base- is we ask pitchers to throw knows NEC teams are The Tanners will play “It’s not as much defen- have enough raw talent to man) and Mike Tansey strikes, we want opponents well-coached and com- their home opener April sively as it is can some of make it work.” (senior outfielder). to earn everything they pete but feels there isn’t 15 against Beverly. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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TV/RADIO Baseball Bruins’ top line, Rask carry 1 p.m...... Exhibition: St. Louis at NY Mets...... MLB Network 6:05 p.m.... Exhibition: Boston vs. Minn...... NESN, WEEI-AM (850) Pro basketball 7:30 p.m.... Oklahoma City at Toronto...... NBATV Boston over New Jersey, 5-1 Men’s college basketball 12:15 p.m.. NCAA first round: Iowa vs. Cincinnati...... CBS 12:40 p.m.. NCAA first round: Oklahoma vs. Mississippi.... tru TV NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — open a six-point lead over to normal for them.” a really good group this 1:30 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: No.Kentucky vs. Texas Tech.... TNT It didn’t take long for the Toronto in the race for sec- Marchand added three year, a really good team. 2 p.m...... NCAA first round: UC Irvine vs. Kansas St...... TBS Boston Bruins’ top line ond place in the Atlantic assists and Danton Hein- I think we all benefit all 2:45 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: Colgate vs. Tennessee...... CBS of Patrice Bergeron, Da- Division. en and David Backes also around the room.” 3:10 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: Gardner-Webb vs. Virginia.... tru TV vid Pastrnak and Brad “When they’re going, scored for the Bruins, who Boston, which has given 4 p.m...... NCAA first round: Arizona St. vs. Buffalo...... TNT Marchand to get back in they pull the rest of the are 16-3-1 in their last up two goals while win- 4:30 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: Oregon vs. Wisconsin...... TBS gear. guys along,” Bruins coach 20 games. Tuukka Rask ning its last three games, 6:50 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: Washington vs. Utah State...... TNT A game after Pastrnak Bruce Cassidy said. “That made 22 saves to improve and the Maple Leafs, who 7:10 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: North Dakota St. vs. Duke..... CBS returned from thumb was a bit of the story of to 18-2-3 in his last 23 were idle, each have eight 7:20 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: Georgia St. vs. Houston...... TBS surgery, Bergeron scored our team early in the year. games. regular-season games left. 7:27 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: Liberty vs. Mississippi St..... tru TV two goals and the line ac- Now we’re seeing more “I think it’s our chemis- “That’s what we have 8:30 p.m.... NIT second round: Memphis at Creighton...... ESPNU 9:20 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: Iona vs. North Carolina...... TNT counted for eight points secondary scoring, but try and we’ve been able to in front of ourselves right 9:40 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: UCF vs. VCU...... CBS in leading the Bruins to they are certainly our go- build on that,” said March- now,” Bergeron said after 9:50 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: Ohio State vs. Iowa State...... TBS a 5-1 victory over the in- to guys. They are our driv- and, who has 90 points, in- hitting the 30-goal mark 9:57 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: Saint Louis vs. Virginia Tech.tru TV jury-ravaged New Jersey ers. Most teams have that cluding 31 goals. “We work for the fifth time. “That’s Women’s college basketball Devils 5-1 on Thursday in their top six and we’re together as a group and what we can work for. 12 p.m...... NCAA first round: Robt. Morris at Louisville....ESPN2 night. not an exception. It nice we’re consistently trying It’s not easy. It’s the last 1:45 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: Belmont vs. South Carolina.ESPN2 Pastrnak also scored his to see Pass get back in the to improve. We’ve (had) stretch and every point 2 p.m...... NCAA first round: Kansas St. vs. Michigan.....ESPN2 first goal since missing 16 mix with them. It looks some good bounces. We’ve counts. We know Toronto ...... NCAA first round: Rice vs. Marquette...... ESPN2 games in helping Boston like the chemistry is back had a lot of fun. We’ve got is thinking the same way.” 3 p.m...... NCAA first round: Mercer at Iowa...... ESPN2 4 p.m...... NCAA first round: Bucknell vs. Florida St...... ESPN2 ...... NCAA first round: Drake vs. Missouri...... ESPN2 ...... NCAA first round: Wright State at Texas A&M.ESPN2 Ichiro walks off into history 4:30 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: Buffalo vs. Rutgers...... ESPN2 6:30 p.m.. .. NCAA first round: Towson at UConn...... ESPN2 7 p.m...... NCAA first round: Clemson vs. South Dakota. ESPN2 ...... NCAA first round: Indiana vs. Texas...... ESPN2 in ‘sayonara’ at Tokyo Dome ...... NCAA first round: UCF vs. Arizona St...... ESPN2 9 p.m...... NCAA first round: FGCU at Miami...... ESPN2 ...... NCAA first round: Portland St. at Oregon...... ESPN2 TOKYO (AP) — At about Ichiro’s impact. And ...... NCAA first round: So. University at Miss. St...ESPN2 times, it seemed as if he’d he cried when the two em- Curling go on hitting forever. braced in the dugout after 4 p.m...... US vs. Switzerland (tape)...... NBCSN But on Thursday night, the game. Figure skating a player who defined base- “Since spring training to 7 p.m...... World Champ (rhythm dance) (tape)...... NBCSN ball at its very best on two this day, Ichiro told us it is 9 p.m...... World Champ (ladies’ free skate) (tape)...... NBCSN continents for a genera- a gift for him to play in To- Golf tion, took his final swing. kyo,” Kikuchi said speak- 2 p.m...... PGA: Valspar Championship...... Golf The great Ichiro has said ing through a translator. 6 p.m...... LPGA: Bank of Hope Founders Cup...... Golf “sayonara.” “But for me, he gave me Pro hockey Now 45, Ichiro Suzuki the greatest gift that I can 7 p.m...... Minnesota at Washington...... NHL Network left the Tokyo Dome field play with him.” 10 p.m...... San Jose at Anaheim...... NHL Network in the eighth inning, wav- Yet when Mariners Men’s college hockey ing goodbye to the packed teammate Dee Gordon 4 p.m...... Hockey East semifinal: BU vs. NU...... NESN Plus crowd amid hugs from Se- bowed, Ichiro broke into a 7:30 p.m.. .. Hockey East semifinal: BC vs. UMass...... NESN Plus attle Mariners teammates laugh — like, “not neces- Skiing 11 p.m...... World Cup cross-country...... NBCSN in a three-minute walk sary, bro.” College softball that signaled to all his Oakland players stood 4 p.m...... Arkansas at Tennessee...... ESPNU monumental run was over. solemnly and watched College swimming “I have ended my career PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS camera flashes and iP- 6 p.m...... NCAA Women’s Championships...... ESPNU and decided to retire,” Ichi- hones catch the historic College wrestling ro said, speaking in Japa- Seattle Mariners right fielder Ichiro Suzuki re- scene. All over the sta- 11 a.m...... NCAA quarterfinals...... ESPNU nese at a news conference turns to the field for waiting fans after Game dium signs read: “Ichiro 8 p.m...... NCAA semifinals...... ESPNU after a 5-4 win over Oak- 2 of the Major League baseball opening series we love you” and “Ichiro land in 12 innings. against the Oakland Athletics at Tokyo Dome is Life.” Fans wore his fa- TODAY IN SPORTS He said his contract was in Tokyo Thursday. mous No. 51 in all shades, through the two games colors and from all eras. March 22 scoring change in 75 seasons. in Japan, and said he de- shortstop and, still hus- ro, Ichiro” he was greet- The fans got one more 1932 — The blue lines are eliminated with 1997 — Tara Lipinski’s jumps, the cleanest cided before arriving last tling the whole way, was ed at the dugout — and chance to salute when he the center red line used to determine off- and the surest in women’s figure skating, lift week to step away. barely thrown out at first. later in the dugout — by came back on the field af- sides in an experiment by the NHL. With the 14-year-old into history as the youngest “After the reception I got ter the game and acknowl- both teams out of playoff contention, the He took his spot in right emotional embraces from women’s world champion. today, how could I possi- edged their ovations. league tries it in the New York Americans’ 2000 — Pat Verbeek of the Detroit Red field in the eighth, then teammates. 8-6 victory over Boston. bly have any regrets?” he Ichiro was 0 for 5 in the Wings scores twice in a 2-2 tie with Calgary was pulled by manager Yusei Kikuchi, the Jap- 1952 — The St. John’s Redmen avenge an to become the 28th player in NHL history said. “I couldn’t play well two regular-season games Scott Servais and the walk anese rookie pitcher who earlier 41-point loss, beating top-ranked with 500 career goals. enough in spring training against the A’s in Tokyo, Kentucky 64-57 in the East Regional cham- 2007 — Kobe Bryant becomes the fourth to earn an extension.” into history began in front started the game in his leaving him with 3,089 pionship game of the NCAA Division I Men’s player in NBA history to score at least 50 of a sellout of 45,000. He big league debut, openly Tournament. St. John’s, led by Bob Zawoluk’s points in three straight games. Bryant scores Ichiro went 0 for 4 in his hits in 19 seasons — a NCAA tournament record 32 points, advanc- 60 points in the Los Angeles Lakers’ 121- farewell. In his last at-bat, strolled in, turned and broke down crying when sure Hall of Fame resume. es to its first Final Four. 119 win over Memphis. Bryant joins Elgin he came up with two outs, waved to the crowd with all he embraced Ichiro. He had 1,278 before that 1953 — The United States beats host Chile, Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain and Michael Jor- 49-36 to win the first FIBA World Champion- a runner on second and of the usually reserved Jap- Kikuchi later took a full over nine years in Japan, dan. ship for Women basketball tournament. a tie score in the eighth. anese fans on their feet. minute to compose him- making him baseball’s all- 2008 — The first of two assists Colorado 1958 — Vern Hatton and Johnny Cox com- captain Joe Sakic has in a 7-5 loss to He hit a slow grounder to To chants of “Ichiro, Ichi- self before responding time hits leader. bine for 54 points to give Kentucky an Edmonton are the 1,000th of his career. He 84-72 victory over Seattle in the NCAA bas- is the 11th player in NHL history to reach ketball championship. the milestone. NBA NHL 1959 — Montreal Canadiens forward Dickie 2011 — The NFL owners vote to make all Moore sets an NHL record for most points in EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE a season with 96. He scores a goal and an scoring plays subject to review by the replay EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division assist in a 4-2 win at New York. official and referee. Atlantic Division Central Division 2013 — Florida Gulf Coast, a school so new W L Pct GB W L Pct GB GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA 1969 — Lew Alcindor scores 37 points to x-Toronto 51 21 .708 — Houston 45 27 .625 — it wasn’t eligible for the NCAA men’s tourna- z-Tampa 75 58 13 4 120 298 198 Winnipeg 73 44 25 4 92 249 213 lead UCLA to the NCAA men’s basketball x-Philadelphia 47 25 .653 4 San Antonio 42 30 .583 3 Boston 74 45 20 9 99 226 186 Nashville 75 42 27 6 90 223 197 ment until last year, upsets second-seeded title with a 97-72 win over Purdue. Alcindor Boston 43 29 .597 8 New Orleans 31 43 .419 15 Toronto 74 44 25 5 93 263 221 St. Louis 74 39 27 8 86 219 202 is chosen as MVP for the third straight year. Georgetown 78-68 in the second round of Brooklyn 37 36 .507 14½ Memphis 29 42 .408 15½ Montreal 74 39 28 7 85 219 213 Dallas 74 38 30 6 82 186 183 1969 — West Chester State beats Western the South Regional. The Eagles used a 21-2 New York 14 58 .194 37 Dallas 28 43 .394 16½ Florida 74 33 29 12 78 240 248 Colorado 74 33 29 12 78 235 225 Carolina 65-39 to win the first women’s col- second-half run to pull away from the Hoyas Southeast Division Northwest Division Buffalo 73 31 33 9 71 202 237 Minnesota 74 34 31 9 77 200 217 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB legiate national championship. The game is and hold on in the final minute to become Detroit 74 26 38 10 62 200 254 Chicago 73 32 31 10 74 244 266 Miami 35 36 .493 — x-Denver 48 22 .686 — Ottawa 73 25 42 6 56 217 270 Pacific Division played using the six-player format. the seventh No. 15 seed to beat a No. 2. Orlando 34 38 .472 1½ Portland 44 27 .620 4½ 2015 — Oklahoma advances in the NCAA Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA 1986 — Trevor Berbick wins a unanimous Charlotte 32 39 .451 3 Oklahoma City 42 30 .583 7 GP W L OT Pts GF GA x-Calgary 73 45 21 7 97 260 208 15-round decision over Pinklon Thomas in Tournament with a 72-66 victory over Day- Washington 30 43 .411 6 Utah 42 30 .583 7 Wash 74 43 23 8 94 256 231 x-San Jose 73 43 22 8 94 261 229 Las Vegas for the WBC heavyweight title. ton. Sooners coach Lon Kruger becomes the Atlanta 25 48 .342 11 Minnesota 32 40 .444 17 Islanders 74 42 25 7 91 206 182 Vegas 73 41 27 5 87 227 203 1994 — The NFL announces the addition of second coach to take four schools to the Central Division Pacific Division Pittsburgh 75 40 24 11 91 253 224 Arizona 74 36 32 6 78 198 208 the 2-point conversion, the league’s first round of 16. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Carolina 73 40 26 7 87 218 204 Vancouver 74 32 32 10 74 206 229 x-Milwaukee 53 19 .736 — x-Golden State 48 22 .686 — Columbus 73 40 29 4 84 222 214 Edmonton 73 32 34 7 71 206 244 Indiana 44 28 .611 9 L.A. Clippers 42 30 .583 7 Phila 74 36 30 8 80 226 245 Anaheim 75 30 36 9 69 173 230 TRANSACTIONS Detroit 36 34 .514 16 Sacramento 34 36 .486 14 Rangers 73 28 32 13 69 204 244 LA 72 25 39 8 58 170 230 Chicago 21 52 .288 32½ L.A. Lakers 31 40 .437 17½ NJ 75 27 39 9 63 206 258 Cleveland 19 53 .264 34 Phoenix 17 55 .236 32 BASEBALL NEW YORK YANKEES — Reassigned OFs Billy NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- San Jose at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot Miami at Washington, 7 p.m. American League Burns and Matt Lipka and C Ryan Lavarnway time loss. Top three teams in each division and Friday’s Games Thursday’s Games Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Released SS Alcides to minor league camp. two wild cards per conference advance to Minnesota at Washington, 7 p.m. Charlotte 113, Minnesota 106 Minnesota at Memphis, 8 p.m. San Jose at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Escobar and RHPs Omar Bencomo and Bo SEATTLE MARINERS — OF Ichiro Suzuki Denver 113, Washington 108 playoffs. Utah at Chicago, 8 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot Saturday’s Games Schultz. Reassigned RHP Josh Lucas and announced his retirement. Promoted Lisa Atlanta 117, Utah 114 Arizona at New Jersey, 1 p.m. Dallas at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. z-clinched conference INF Jack Reinheimer to minor league camp. Winsby to senior vice president/people and Dallas at Sacramento, 10 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Detroit at Portland, 10 p.m. Thursday’s Games CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Released RHP Ran- culture, Cory Carbary to vice president of Detroit at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Chicago at Colorado, 3 p.m. Indiana at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Phoenix at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Tampa Bay 6, Carolina 3 dall Delgado and 3B Chris Johnson. ticket sales and service, Greg Greene to vice Ottawa at Edmonton, 4 p.m. Friday’s Games Sunday’s Games Boston 5, New Jersey 1 N.Y. Rangers at Toronto, 7 p.m. Optioned LHP Josh Osich and RHP Thyago president of marketing and Malcolm Rogel Memphis at Orlando, 7 p.m. L.A. Clippers at New York, 12 p.m. Florida 4, Arizona 2 Boston at Florida, 7 p.m. Vieira to Charlotte (IL). Reassigned C Nate to vice president of ticket and event ser- Denver at New York, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Milwaukee, 4:30 p.m. Montreal 4, N.Y. Islanders 0 Minnesota at Carolina, 7 p.m. Nolan to minor league camp. vices. L.A. Clippers at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Denver at Indiana, 5 p.m. St. Louis 5, Detroit 2 Nashville at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. Oklahoma City at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 2, Nashville 1, SO HOUSTON ASTROS — Optioned RHP Dean TAMPA BAY RAYS — Agreed to terms with Charlotte at Toronto, 6 p.m. Buffalo at Montreal, 7 p.m. San Antonio at Houston, 8 p.m. Colorado 3, Dallas 1 Pittsburgh at Dallas, 8 p.m. Deetz to minor league camp. LHP Blake Snell on a five-year contract. Houston at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Miami at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia 3, Chicago 1 Tampa Bay at St. Louis, 8 p.m. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Assigned 3B Kaleb TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned RHP Ariel Jura- Brooklyn at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. San Antonio at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Columbus at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Calgary at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Cowart outright to Salt Lake (PCL). Released do to Nashville (PCL) and LHP Brett Martin Saturday’s Games Detroit at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. Ottawa at Calgary, 9 p.m. Detroit at Vegas, 10 p.m. OF DJ Jenkins. to Frisco (TL). Boston at Charlotte, 6 p.m. Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Vegas, 10 p.m. Anaheim at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 COMICS

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

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GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Dad ignores lice infestation found in daughter’s hair Make the pointer aim misleadingly DEAR ABBY: I take logical mother did me a Herbert Henry Asquith, the nomically with his 10, declar- care of two girls. I have Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van favor by leaving me be- British prime minister from er would have been forced never asked for money Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, cause she’s not a good per- 1908 to 1916, said, “The into taking the heart finesse. from their dad. Because and was founded by her mother, son. She is now very ill, war office kept three sets of But East won misleadingly they are poor, I go to great Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at with only months to live. figures. One to mislead the with his queen, realizing that lengths to make sure they One of my half-sisters con- public, another to mislead the DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los this could not cost. Then East get the same advantages tacted me last night to let Cabinet, and the third to mis- shifted to a low heart, forcing as everyone else. Angeles, CA 90069. me know. lead itself.” South to commit himself. I took the girls to the I don’t hate her. I just do At the bridge table, you What were the mathemat- hair salon because I want- not feel anything for her. sometimes get the chance to ing is ensuring that one’s may be inconvenient and ics? ed them to feel pretty. I’m 50 now, and she has mislead the opponents. How children practice proper cause severe itching, the The heart suit needed one When it was the youngest never been a part of my does that apply in this deal? hygiene and their medical condition is treatable, and card well placed: a straight girl’s turn, the stylist life. I’m not sure if I should South is in six spades, and problems are treated. Fa- they do not generally cause 50 percent. But in clubs, de- found lice in her hair! She go and see her before she West leads the diamond 10. ther of the year this man baldness. clarer had to find West with was at what they call an dies. When North used a transfer “infestation period.” After isn’t. According to kidshealth. bid, South jumped to three both a royal and the 10, that it’s an infection and Of course he should have org, head lice are “spread UNSURE OF IT spades to show a maximum, which was only 37.7 percent. then baldness. warned you so you could mainly through head-to- four-card spade support and So, South went with the sums I went to their father caution your children. He head contact, but sharing DEAR UNSURE OF a doubleton somewhere. and played his heart queen to and asked about the lice. should also be watching clothing, bed linens, combs, IT: Your half-sister may North, not wishing to give the make the slam. He knew the entire time his children more closely brushes and hats also can have contacted you to give defenders any more informa- that she had lice and did to be sure they shower reg- pass them along. Kids are you closure before your tion, bid what he hoped his not warn me or my family. ularly. Keep an eye on him, most prone to catching lice mother dies, or because partner could make. Abby, he knowingly put because he may be neglect- because they tend to have your mother asked her to. South started with 11 top my loved ones at risk! He ing his girls in other ways. close physical contact with If you have ANY questions tricks: five spades, one heart, isn’t a good parent and Could he be unaware that each other and share per- you would like answered, four diamonds and one club. doesn’t make the youngest a head lice infestation can sonal items.” you should go. Having nev- He had chances for an extra shower or take lice treat- be treated? Because you er met your mother, I can’t winner in both hearts and ments. I know he doesn’t are concerned about the DEAR ABBY: I’m the judge whether she’s “not a clubs. (Notice that discarding care about the lice, so he’s girls’ welfare, perhaps the product of my father’s infi- good person” or simply a club or heart from the board probably making her go to school should be alerted. delity. My mother, who someone who made terri- on the fourth diamond would school despite the lice pol- According to the Centers was 19, abandoned me. My ble decisions and got on not have helped.) icy. What should I do? for Disease Control, as grandmother took me in the wrong path when she After winning the first trick INFESTED IN many as 12 million lice and raised me. I grew up was still a teenager. And on the board, South drew CALIFORNIA infestations occur in the very poor, but I made it. I I’m not sure you should trumps ending in hand, then United States each year, got my college education judge her either, until after played a club to dummy’s DEAR INFESTED: and they are NOT caused plus a master’s degree. you have had a conversa- nine. If East had won eco- Among the “joys” of parent- by poor hygiene. While they Actually, I think my bio- tion with her.

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE County of Essex The Superior Court By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Sherie-Lyn Sirois to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as given by Michael S. Albert to Option One Mortgage Corporation, dated April 17, CIVIL DOCKET #1977CV00287 nominee for Milend, Inc., its successors and assigns, dated September 17, 2012 2007 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book Book 26765, Page 119, subsequently assigned to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as RE: Klein, Trustee v Bruce, Trustee 31796, Page 342 as affected by a Loan Modification recorded on August 31, Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-6, Asset-Backed Certificates, 2016 in Said Registry of Deeds at Book 35220, Page 467, subsequently assigned Series 2007-6 by Sand Canyon Corporation F/K/A Option One Mortgage ORDER OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Corporation by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) nominee for Milend, Incorporated, its successors and assigns by assignment Registry of Deeds at Book 31975, Page 223 for breach of the conditions of said TO: William A Bruce Trustee of Sagamore Place Realty Trust, Essex, recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at in the County of Essex; all in said Commonwealth; 34660, Page 486 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the 11:00 AM on April 5, 2019 at 11 Parker Hill Terrace, Lynn, MA, all and singular purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM on April 5, the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: AND TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO THE BENEFIT OF THE SERVICE 2019 at 55 Range Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in MEMBERS CIVIL RELIEF ACT, 50 U.S.C. c.50 s.3901 (et seq): said Mortgage, to wit: The land in Lynn, with the buildings thereon, being now known as Lot 29, shown on a plan of land made by Harris, C.E. dated 1894, recorded with Essex South Robert F Klein Trustee of RK Burlington Lending Trust V, a banking The land in said Lynn, together with the building thereon, bounded and described District Registry of Deeds, Book 832, Page 600 bounded and described as institution with a usual place of business in Woburn as follows: SOUTHERLY by Range Avenue, on a curved line, 50feet; WESTERLY by follows: SOUTHEASTERLY by Estes Terrace, fifty (50) feet; NORTHEASTERLY by Lot Lot 63 on the plan hereinafter mention, 100 feet; NORTHERLY by land now or 30, on said plan, ninety-nine and 6/100 (99.06) feet; NORTHWESTERLY by Lot claiming to be the holder of a mortgage covering property situated at 1, 2, 5, & 6 formerly of Sullivan, on a curved line, 42.31 feet; and EASTERLY by Lot 61 on said 35, on said plan, forty and 77/100 (40.77) feet; and SOUTHWESTERLY by land Sagamore Place (a/k/a Janet Way) (f/k/a 1466 and 1480 Main Street), plan, 100 feet. be all of said measurement more or less; or however otherwise now or formerly of John Sheehan, Ninety eight and 27/100 (98.27) feet. Lynnfield, Essex County, MA and more fully described in said mortgage. bounded and described, being the premises shown as lot 62 on a plan of lots Containing 4,464 square feet of land . For title reference see Book 10005 Page owned by the city of Lynn at Indian Hill Rifle Range, dated July 18th 1921, by W.L 12. given by William A Bruce Trustee of Sagamore Place Realty Trust; Vennard, city engineer, recorded with Essex south district deed on August, 1921 Dated January 17, 2018 and containing 4615 square feet according to said plan. The dwelling house on "Upon information and belief there is a scriveners error in the legal description said premises is now known as number 55 said Range Avenue. Together with all attached to the subject Mortgage recorded at Book 26765 Page 119; wherein the recorded in the Essex County Southern District Registry District of the Land Court rights, privileges, and easements connected therewith and subject to restrictions Plan indicated should have been Plan Book 1882 Page 600. For informational as Document #589727, and noted on Certificate of Title #'s 91206 and 91208, and easement of record and are hereby conveyed subject to any building and purposes only reference can also be made to Plan Book 1923 Page 600." has/have filed with said court a Complaint for determination of zoning law requirements which may bein force and applicable. For title, see book Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. 22085, page 469, Essex Southern District Registry. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a possession, and attorney's fees and costs. TERMS OF SALE: written appearance and answer in said court in said County on or before A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of 04/16/2019 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to TERMS OF SALE: a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be the benefits of said Act. A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of Witness, Judith Fabricant, Esquire, Chief Justice of the Superior Court, at delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Lawrence, Massachusetts, this 5th day of March, 2019. required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Thomas H. Driscoll Jr., the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Clerk of Courts from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Item: March 22, 2019 at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further ANNOUNCING: sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The KIPP ACADEMY MASSACHUSETTS entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Proposals due April 12, 2019 an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. 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Zealand — The govern- “We are all waiting, BRUSSELS — Worn ment of New Zealand an- waiting for what the Brit- down by three years of nounced a ban on “mili- ish intend to do,” said EU indecision in London, Eu- tary-style” semi-automatic ropean Union leaders on Parliament President An- firearms and high-capac- Thursday were grudging- tonio Tajani. “We are all ity magazines Thursday, ly leaning toward giving concerned.” just a week after such the U.K. a bit more time This week, May finally weapons were used in at- to ease itself out of the acknowledged the Brex- tacks on two mosques in bloc, but they warned that it gridlock and asked the the city of Christchurch if Britain’s Parliament EU to delay Britain’s de- that killed 50 people. spurns the offer, a chaotic parture until June 30 — An immediate sales ban exit loomed in just over a enough time, she hopes, went into effect to prevent week. to win parliamentary ap- stockpiling and new laws The deep uncertainty proval for her deal in a would be rushed through among leaders at an EU third attempt and then Parliament that would im- summit in Brussels was pass the legislation neces- pose a complete ban on the exceeded only by the high sary for a smooth depar- weapons, Prime Minister PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS anxiety for politicians, ture. Jacinda Ardern said. Mourners carry the body of Imam Hafiz Musa Patel, a victim of the businesses and citizens At their meeting in “Every semi-automatic March 15 mosque shootings in Christchurch, at the Puhinui Memorial in Britain. The British Brussels, EU leaders con- weapon used in the terror- Gardens in Auckland, New Zealand, on Thursday. military has even set up a sidered the request — at ist attack on Friday will be command post in a bunker first with an earlier exit banned,” Ardern said. passage of the legislation and then they go ‘Oh yeah, assault-style firearms and under the defense minis- date of May 22 in mind, to The prohibition includes is expected. New Zealand we’ll deal with the gun will also stop selling fire- try in London to help coor- avoid the need for Britain semi-automatic guns or does not have a constitu- laws,’ and nothing’s done.” arms online. shotguns that can be used dinate “no-deal” planning. to participate in May 23- tional right to bear arms. One of New Zealand’s “What (Ardern’s) done with a detachable maga- French President Em- 26 European Parliament The announcement largest gun retailers, is a very brave move, and zine that holds more than manuel Macron warned elections. brought immediate com- Hunting & Fishing New it’s the kind of move that five rounds. It also applies it was the responsibility Unanimity of the 27 parisons to the United Zealand, said it supports can only be done in a com- of U.K. lawmakers to ap- to accessories used to con- leaders is required, and States, where contentious “any government measure mon-law country where prove a Brexit deal and vert guns into what the the discussion dragged on debate over gun control to permanently ban such guns are not a right,” said make sure Britain does government called “mili- longer than expected and remains unresolved after weapons.” Alexander Gillespie, a not crash out of the bloc tary-style” weapons. frequent mass killings. “While we have sold on March 29, its sched- into the leaders’ dinner. The ban does not apply professor of international uled departure date, with- An EU official who did not to guns commonly used Firearms experts said them in the past to a small law at Waikato University. out an agreement. want to be identified since by farmers and hunters, the ban in New Zealand number of customers, last “Guns are a real privilege. “In case of a ‘no’ vote ... it the negotiations were on- including semi-automat- has wide support. week’s events have forced If there was a legal right will guide everybody to a going, said support was ic .22 caliber or smaller Polly Collins of Christ- a reconsideration that like there is in the Unit- no-deal for sure,” Macron crystalizing around de- guns that hold up to 10 church was thrilled to hear has led us to believe such ed States, this would be cautioned. “This is it.” laying Brexit until May 7 rounds, or semi-automatic of Ardern’s announcement weapons of war have no much more difficult.” The House of Commons but including a reference and pump-action shotguns as she visited a memorial place in our business — or There are nearly 250,000 is split, both among and to April 11, a deadline for with non-detachable mag- to the victims. our country,” chief execu- licensed gun owners in New within its political parties, Britain to decide whether azines that hold up to five “The prime minister is tive Darren Jacobs said in Zealand, which has a popu- over whether and how to it wants to take part in rounds. amazing,” she said. “It’s a statement. lation of 5 million. 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Jackson and Bubbles” from U.S. artist Paul Mc- The exhibit was assem- Carthy. bled to commemorate the upcoming centenary PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of British archaeologist “Tutankhamun, the treasure of the Pharaoh,” an exhibition in partner- Michael Jackson exhibit Howard Carter’s 1922 dis- ship with the Grand Egyptian Museum at the Grande Halle of La Villette covery of Tutankhamun’s in Paris, France, will reveal 150 fascinating original objects found in intact tomb and the trea- 1922 in the tomb of the most famous Pharaoh. opening in Germany sures it held. Paris, where the exhibit cera painted in bright have used some items dangerous journey to the amid revived claims opens to the public Satur- gold and blue, and jewelry on display, like a pair of afterlife and see the king day at the Grande Halle decorated with lapis lazuli gloves, during his short from the moment he died BONN, Germany (AP) stopped playing Jackson’s de la Villette, is the second scarabs. life. He was 9 years old until the moment he res- — An exhibition of art music. Jackson died in stop of a 10-city tour that Curator Tarek El Awady when he became pharaoh urrected and enjoyed the about Michael Jackson is 2009. started in Los Angeles. said the exhibit attempts and ruled ancient Egypt eternal life,” El Awady opening in Germany amid The show previously The artifacts include to answer “the most com- until he died at age 18 or said. fresh controversy over the was exhibited in London. gilded wooden statuettes, mon question about why 19. “Tutankhamun, Trea- singer’s alleged abuse of Cullinan said it “was including one of Tut- ancient Egyptians buried “When people come, sures of the Golden Pha- children. never celebratory. It’s ankhamun riding a black treasures like this” with they will actually join the raoh” is on view at Paris’ Curator Nicholas Culli- about the complexity of panther, a miniature cof- dead pharaohs. king and together they Grande Halle de la Villette nan said Thursday the Michael Jackson, how n for the pharaoh’s vis- Tutankhamun might will travel and take this show at Bonn’s Bunde- he means very different from March 23 to Sept. 15. skunsthalle was con- things to many very dif- ceived long before the ferent people.” recent broadcast of HBO Ellen Heimes, who heads Candy Crush vs. Mortal Kombat documentary “Leaving a local branch of Germa- Neverland,” which details ny’s largest child protec- Jackson’s alleged molesta- tion organization, said for Video Game Hall of Fame tion of two boys. the show should prompt a Some radio stations in debate about spotting and ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) North America have since preventing child abuse. — The World Video Game Hall of Fame elded thou- sands of nominations for ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS the Class of 2019 from more than 100 countries, Donny and Marie Osmond continue performing in hall of cials said Thurs- announce end of some fashion. day after narrowing the eld to 12. Las Vegas residency Feds seek return of ‘Amorous “Will ‘Centipede’ devour LAS VEGAS (AP) — Couple’ art looted by Nazis the competition? Can Donny and Marie Os- ‘Mortal Kombat’ ght its mond say they will end NEW YORK (AP) — The way to victory? Will ‘Mic- their Las Vegas show U.S. government says it rosoft Windows Solitaire’ later this year, concluding wants to return a paint- play its cards correctly?” an 11-year run on the ing to its true owner that The Hall of Fame said in Strip. was looted from a mu- a news release revealing The brother-sister duo seum in Nazi-controlled this year’s 12 nalists. made the announcement Ukraine near World War “Can ‘Super Mario Kart’ during an appearance on II’s end. speed past the nish PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “Good Morning America” Manhattan prosecu- line? Is ‘NBA 2K’ a slam on Thursday. tors said Thursday that dunk?” The World Video Game Hall of Fame elded thousands of nominations Their nal performance “An Amorous Couple,” The other contenders for the Class of 2019 from more than 100 countries before narrowing the at the Flamingo Las by Pierre Louis Gou- are: “Candy Crush,” “Co- eld to 12. Vegas is scheduled for dreaux, was stolen from lossal Cave Adventure,” Nov. 16. the Bohdan and Varvara “Dance Dance Revolu- The Strong museum in den Football,” “Spacewar!” dwarf the $43.4 billion in According to the casino, Khanenko National Mu- tion,” “Half-Life,” “Myst,” Rochester, recognizes in- “Tomb Raider” and “Final revenue generated by the the duo launched their seum of the Arts in Kyiv, “Sid Meier’s Civilization” dividual electronic games Fantasy VII” were hon- American lm industry. residency in September Ukraine, around 1943. and “Super Smash Bros. of all types — arcade, con- ored. The Class of 2019 The 12 Hall of Fame 2008, planning for just a The U.S. says the Melee.” sole, computer, hand-held will be the fth group to go nalists span decades, six-week concert engage- painting, also called “A An expert committee and mobile. Those deemed into the hall since it was gaming platforms and ment. Loving Glance,” resur- will choose which nalists worthy of the hall have established in 2015. countries of origin, but all The casino says the faced in 2013, listed on a will be inducted May 2. left a mark on the vid- Newzoo analysts esti- have had an impact, Jon- residency was extended New York auction house’s Gamers can weigh in with eo game industry or pop mated the video game Paul Dyson, director of again and again, marking website. The notice said it an online ballot through culture and been popular market at nearly $140 The Strong’s Internation- a decade of performances had been held in a private March 28. over time and across coun- billion in 2018, with more al Center for the History last year. collection in London and The World Video Game tries. than 2.3 billion active of Electronic Games, said The pair says they will then in Massachusetts. Hall of Fame, housed at Last year, “John Mad- gamers. The numbers in the news release.

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