THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2020 Single-use plastic banned in Saugus

By Elyse Carmosino Saugus Action Volunteers for the ITEM STAFF Environment (SAVE) president Ann Devlin proposed the ban at a SAUGUS — Beginning March town meeting last June and is ex- 12, stores town-wide will no lon- Saugus will cited to nally see the result of her ger be allowed to distribute, use, be banning or sell single-use plastic bags at efforts take effect next month. single-use plas- checkout counters. “(SAVE’s) mission has always tic bags start- Instead, the law — enforced by been to improve the environment ing March 12. the Board of Health — will require through action regarding issues Lendy’s Deli is business owners to stock up on re- that affect our environment here,” one of the rst usable totes and bags made of at she said. “I believe what we do lo- places in town least 40 percent recycled material, cally affects the globe.” starting to make while local environmentalists are Linda Niles is the owner of Len- that switch. encouraging shoppers to convert dy’s Deli on Route 1. Even though to bringing their own mode of car- ITEM PHOTO | rying items. SAUGUS, A3 OLIVIA FALCIGNO Swampscott Fire Select union Board to contract decide car talks dealer’s fate heat up By David McLellan ITEM STAFF By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — The public hear- ing has concluded for a used car deal- LYNN — Contract negoti- er accused of having too many cars for ations have stalled between sale. the city and the re depart- With the renewal of the dealer’s li- ment’s union. cense on the line, the Select Board In response to Lynn Fire plans to deliberate next Wednesday, Fighters Local 739’s decision March 4, on whether Four Seasons to seek arbitration, the city Motor Group violated its business li- has opted to hire a nancial cense by having more than six cars for consultant to compile a com- sale at a given time. parative wage and bene t The Class II Used Car Dealer’s Li- analysis report to support its cense for Four Seasons Motor Group case. expired in January 2019, and limited “Unfortunately, when it the business to only offering six cars comes to negotiations, we’ve for sale at a time at its property at 460 managed to reach an agree- Humphrey St. ment with the teachers, with The owner, Simon Terechin, intends the police,” said John Slat- to renew the license, but the town tery, the city’s labor counsel. building commissioner, Max Kasper, “We have tentative agree- and detectives from both the Swamp- ments with a number of the scott Police Department and Marble- other unions, but the re head Police Department have said department has remained they believe Terechin violated the apart.” terms of the dealer’s license. The City Council voted, 10- Wednesday night’s meeting was the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 1, Tuesday night to transfer second “show cause” hearing allowing Joe Moccia, owner and founder of Advanced Building Concepts, stands $25,000 from a reserve ac- testimony related to the Four Seasons at 53 Castle Road in Nahant, which is a modular home that he built for count to the chief nancial Motor Group case. Andrea Gogolos. of cer’s budget to cover the Much of the hearing was devoted to cost of the report. the testimony of two Marblehead Po- The report will compare lice of cers, Sgt. Sean Brady and De- the salaries and bene ts of tective Theresa Gay, who visited Four Nahant builder puts Lynn’s re ghters to the oth- Seasons Motor Group in plain clothes er municipalities for the pur- and posed as interested car buyers on poses of arbitration, which Nov. 26. The of cers were enlisted to energy into ef ciency Slattery said would support do so by the Swampscott Police De- the city’s opinion and tes- partment. By David McLellan built strong relationships with clients timony during a potential According to Brady, the of cers asked ITEM STAFF who share his belief that society is — and Joint Labor and Manage- about the cars on the property and should be — trending toward energy ef- ment Committee (JLMC) spoke with Terechin. At one point, when NAHANT — When Joe Moccia walked ciency and environmental friendliness. hearing. The consultant they asked about a car with a sticker up the steps of Andrea Gogolos’ seaside An increase in modular homes, Moccia would also serve as an expert designating it as not-for-sale, they were modular home, she came out, smiled, said, is part of that trend. witness, he said. told the car was indeed for sale. and they hugged. It wasn’t obvious that “We’ve seen changes with automobiles. It was the union’s decision In his report on the operation, Brady the only way they knew each other was We’ve seen changes with cellphones,” to petition for arbitration wrote, “It was our understanding that because Moccia built Gogolos’ house. Moccia said. “We’re seeing change with with the JLMC, which as- any car on the Four Seasons Motor They seemed more like close relatives or how people build their homes and the way sists in resolving collective Group’s property was for sale.” friends. they live in their homes. bargaining disputes between Brady estimated there were about “Look at that. It’s not often you see “The industry push is toward energy ef- municipalities and their po- 40 cars on the lot when the of cers someone hug their builder,” said Moccia, ciency.” lice and re ghters. The re- visited. 72, of Nahant. “It’s usually more like, ‘I’ll Moccia has won awards from Profes- ghters’ union has already Thomas Beatrice, the attorney rep- see you in court.’” sional Building Systems Inc., and Apex enlisted an expert to compile resenting Four Seasons Motor Group, As a modular home builder, Moccia Homes Inc., for his building of modular a similar report to support has been running his Advanced Build- their case, according to Slat- SWAMPSCOTT, A3 ing Concepts for the past 30 years. He’s NAHANT, A3 tery. “I think it’s an important time to level the playing eld at the arbitration,” said Slat- Opinion tery. “It’s also important to Charles: Celebrating help inform our discussions women with a strong New public-safety facility with the re ghters in hopes sense of self. A4 that we can avoid arbitration Sports being studied in Lynn eld and reach (an agreement).” English girls Slattery said the city did basketball struggles in By Thor Jourgensen The Boston rm’s af liation ment also had its South Lynn- not have an outside nancial Div. 1 North loss. B1 ITEM STAFF with parent company, The LiRo eld building. expert the last time it was  Group, gives it extensive expe- Richter said the study will also involved in a JLMC arbitra- A yearlong study by a Boston St. Mary’s hockey sweeps rience and resources to study examine pros and cons involved tion case, which was in 2016. tournament openers. B1 architect could recommend Lynn- public safety needs in Lynn eld, in building a combined re and In that instance, the city lost  eld needs to build a single South said town engineer Charles police facility, with the South and was ordered to pay $2.4 Peabody/Lynn eld Lynn eld building containing Richter. Lynn eld site on Summer Street million. girls hockey moves on town police and re services. The study will examine the fea- as a prospective location for a However, not everyone on in Div. 1. B1 After soliciting requests for sibility of upgrading aging town public-safety facility. the City Council favored the  proposals last December, town public safety facilities. The Police “It’s the logical choice. I don’t decision to go forward with a St. John’s Prep hockey of cials selected DiGiorgio Asso- Department and Summer Street like the likelihood of nding an- wage analysis report. Coun- wins Super 8 tourney ciates Inc., to conduct the $35,000 re station are located in the other site,” Richter said. cilor-at-Large Buzzy Barton, opener. B2 study with the conclusions ex- building complex that includes pected by next winter. Town Hall, and the Fire Depart- LYNNFIELD, A6 CONTRACT, A3

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Ann L. Greenbaum, 80 May I. Blackhurst, 90 1939-2020 1929-2020 KINGSTON, N.H. — Ann BRENTWOOD, N.H. — May Is- L. (Howard) Greenbaum, of abel (Gourley) Blackhurst, 90, Kingston, N.H., formerly of formerly of Saugus and Derry, Swampscott and South Yar- N.H., passed away peacefully mouth, entered into rest on in her sleep on Thursday, Feb. Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020 at 20, 2020 at the Rockingham the age of 80. Beloved wife County Rehabilitation and of Lawrence Greenbaum, with Nursing Center, Brentwood, whom she enjoyed 57 years of N.H. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS marriage. She was born May 16, Thy Chea, of Lowell, center, originally of Cam- Devoted mother of Bryan 1929 in Dunadry, County An- bodia, holds his daughter, left, as attorney Greenbaum, Alan Green- trim, Northern Ireland to Wil- Bethany Li, right, looks on at Chea’s arrival at baum, Wayne Greenbaum, liam and Jane (Ashe) Gourley. Boston’s Logan Airport Wednesday. David Greenbaum and his She lived in Saugus for more wife Erin, Steven Green- than 40 years before moving baum and his wife Cathleen, to Derry, N.H., in 1998. Cambodian refugee Gayle Greenbaum and Robyn Survived by son and daugh- Haynes and her husband Tim- ter-in-law, David K. and Na- othy. Cherished grandmother talie Blackhurst, Derry, N.H.; deported two years of 10 adoring grandchildren Town of Yarmouth. daughters and sons-in-law, 2020 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and two great-grandchildren. Ann enjoyed spending Alison J. and Robert Kivikos- at PHANEUF Funeral Homes Treasured mother-in-law to time with family and friends, ki, Manchester, N.H., Lindsay and Crematorium, 243 Ha- ago returns to U.S. Michelle Greenbaum. The frequently organizing social J. and George Germanos, nover St., Manchester, N.H. loving sister of the late Leslie events with her fellow nursing Shrewsbury; and seven Memorial donations may be By Philip Marcelo residents of California, who Howard. Dear daughter of the school alumni. grandchildren; brother, John made to Shriner’s Hospital ASSOCIATED PRESS have returned after being late Leslie and Louise (Burt) Service information: In Gourley, Horsham, England; for Children, 51 Blossom St., deported. The most recent Howard. keeping with her wishes, fu- as well as many nieces and Boston, MA 02114 and/or BOSTON — A Cambodi- was Sok Loeun, who land- Ann grew up in South Bos- neral services for Ann will be nephews around the world. the Alzheimer’s Association an refugee who says he was ed at San Francisco’s air- ton, graduated from Lynn Hos- private. Predeceased by husband, Da- (alz.org). wrongly deported nearly port this month after living pital School of Nursing, North In lieu of flowers, expres- vid M.C. Blackhurst, on Feb. 8, To view an online memori- two years ago was reunit- in Cambodia for five years. Shore Community College and sions of sympathy may be 2006. al, leave a message of con- ed with his family in Mas- Wednesday’s reunion Salem State College, where made in her memory to the Service information: A Cel- dolence, or for more infor- sachusetts on Wednesday, in Boston also comes as she earned both bachelor American Heart Association, ebration of Life service will mation please go to www. becoming the fourth such Cambodian communities and master of Social Work de- P.O. Box 417005, Boston, be held Saturday, Feb. 29, phaneuf.net. refugee — and first on the are bracing for their sev- grees. She raised her family in MA 02241-7005 or via www. East Coast — to be allowed enth round of deporta- Swampscott and was a public heart.org. back into the country since tion raids in the next two health nurse and school nurse For more information or to the Trump administration weeks and Laotian com- in the town. She also served register in the online guest- stepped up deportations of munities are anticipating on the boards of health for the book, please visit www.sta- Norman W. Peach, 79 Southeast Asians. Town of Swampscott and the netskyhymansonsalem.com. Thy Chea arrived at Bos- increased deportations 1940-2020 ton’s Logan Airport after this year, said Kevin Lam, successfully petitioning to of the Asian American Re- Norman W. Peach, 79, get his green card reinstat- source Workshop, a local passed away at home on Jan. ed and suing the federal advocacy group. 23, 2020, with his loving fam- government to allow him “Many Southeast Asian Aurora O. Devine, 91 ily by his side. to return to the country. Americans are facing de- Norman was the youngest The 50-year-old Lowell portation now because of 1928-2020 of eight children born to Alfred resident was welcomed by past criminal convictions,” and Mabel (Miles) Peach. He WAKEFIELD — Aurora O. She was the loving mother of his family and supporters, he said after meeting was a lifelong resident of Sau- Devine, age 91, a longtime Carol Fisher and her husband who cheered, held signs Chea and his family at the gus and a graduate of Saugus Wakefield resident, diedMike of Wakefield, Rita Malm- and handed him flower airport. “We need to uplift High School, Class of 1958. Wednesday, Feb. 26 at the sten and her husband Charles bouquets as they greeted people’s humanity and not Norman excelled at basket- Winchester Hospital. of New Hampshire, Judith him at the baggage claim. reduce them to criminals.” ball, baseball and football Born in Avellino, Italy on Devine Ellis and her husband Chea quickly scooped up Deportations of Cam- during his school years and Dec. 18, 1928, she was the Joel Backon of Connecticut his young daughter and bodians have been hap- was honored to be inducted daughter of the late Nicola and William B. Devine Jr. and one-year-old son, who was pening since about 2002, into the Saugus High School and Filomena (Dragonetti) his wife Patricia of Methuen. born after he was deport- when Cambodia agreed Sports Hall of Fame in 1990. Cresta. The family moved to She was the sister of Ma- ed and had never met him to begin repatriating ref- Norman retired from Pre- the United States in 1939, rio Cresta of Wakefield, John in person. ugees convicted of felony cision Connector Design of where they settled in Wake- Cresta of New Hampshire, and “I am so grateful to be crimes in the U.S. Peabody. He took pride in his field and raised their family. the late Rosie Bruno, Grace his brother, William Peach of with my family. It’s been But they have risen work and filled many positions Aurora was educated in Jensen, Mary Gross, and Larry, Saugus; his sister, M. Patricia 18 months,” he said tear- sharply since Trump im- in the company from product posed visa sanctions on Wakefield and was a member Sam, Nicholas, Charles and engineering, to manufactur- (Peach) Hocking and hus- fully. “This is my kid and Armando Cresta. She is also Cambodia and a handful of St. Florence Church. At the ing, to management. band Andrew of Lynnfield; it’s the first time I’m hold- age of 17, she was working at survived by eight grandchil- of other nations in order He enjoyed sports through- his daughter, Jennifer (Peach) ing him and meeting him.” her family’s farm when William dren, 10 great-grandchildren to compel them to speed out his life either participating and husband Jay McKechnie Chea joins three other Devine arrived to board his and two great-great-grandchil- Cambodian Americans, all up the process. in softball, basketball and of Gloucester; son, Gregory horses. The two fell in love and dren. She was predeceased bowling leagues or enthusi- and wife Melanie (LeBlond) were married in 1946 and by her son-in-law, Richard W. astically cheering on his sons Peach of Taunton, son David Massachusetts House they too settled in Wakefield Ellis III. and nephews and later his Peach and daughter-in-law and raised a family of their Service information: A grandchildren in their chosen Roberta (McLaughlin) Peach own. Aurora was an adoring memorial service will be sport. He became a dedicated of N. Reading; and his broth- proposes 5-cent per wife and loving mother. She celebrated in St. Florence walker in his later years and er-in-law, John Ahman of New loved cooking, sewing, knitting Church, 47 Butler Ave., could be seen walking the Hampshire. “Grampy” leaves gallon gas tax hike and crocheting. Her family re- Wakefield, on Saturday at 10 streets of Saugus in the early behind six adored grandchil- members the beautiful blan- a.m. Relatives and friends morning. dren, Danielle, Jason, Kyle, kets she would knit for each are invited to attend. There By Steve LeBlanc annually, while the diesel As avid Civil War and Ameri- Michael, Ryan and Timothy; new member of the family. will be no calling hours. can history buffs, Norman and and many nieces and neph- ASSOCIATED PRESS tax increase would bring She also loved country west- Interment will be private. in an extra $32 million. Gail traveled throughout the ews. He was predeceased by BOSTON — Massachu- ern music and alongside her Arrangements in the care country visiting many battle- his brothers Gower, Clyde and The bill would also hike husband, they ran then Pio- of the McDONALD Funeral setts House leaders pro- fees on ride-hailing ser- fields, museums and historic Alfred, and his sisters Marion posed a 5-cent per gallon neer Club, a well-known music Home, Wakefield. sites. and Irene. vices like Uber and Lyft. club in its time. In lieu of flowers, memo- gas tax hike on Wednes- The fee on non-shared In addition to his loving Donations in his memory day as part of a larger bill She was the beloved wife rial donations may be made wife of 59 years, Gail (Ah- may be made to Care Dimen- rides would increase from of the late William B. Devine to March of Dimes, Donation aimed at increasing fund- 20 cents per ride to $1.20 man), Norman is survived by sions, 75 Sylvan St., Danvers. ing for transportation. Sr., with whom she shared 69 Processing Center, P.O. Box per ride. The fees for luxu- wonderful years of marriage. 18819, Atlanta, GA 31126. The proposal would also ry rides would jump by $1 increase fees on ride-hail- per ride to $2.20. The fees ing services and end the for shared rides would re- state’s sales tax exemp- main at 20 cents. Leon F. Butler, 82 tion for the purchase of The increased fees are vehicles by rental car expected to bring in up to James F. Hohmann, 80 companies. It would also $145 million more annu- LYNN — Mr. Leon F. Butler, grandchildren, Travis, Chole increase the state’s corpo- ally. The bill would retain age 82, died on Tuesday, Feb. and Colton. He is prede- rate minimum tax. a provision that the com- 25 surrounded by his family. ceased by his sister Frances LYNN — Mr. James F. The package is expected panies can’t pass the fee He was the loving husband of (Butler) Gosse. Hohmann, age 80, died on to generate between $522 hike on to customers. Rosalie (Scarpa) Butler, with Service information: Rel- Tuesday, Feb. 25. He was and $612 million annually. Representatives from whom he shared 59 years of atives and friends are invit- Democratic House Lyft and Uber said the com- the loving husband of Judith marriage. ed to attend visiting hours Speaker Robert DeLeo panies oppose the hikes. Wells, with whom he shared Born, raised and a lifelong in the BISBEE-PORCELLA said the money is needed “Raising rideshare taxes 39 years of marriage. resident of Lynn, Mr. Butler Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln to help pay for repairs to by over 500 percent could Born in Malden and raised was the son of Benjiman and Ave., Saugus, on Friday from the Massachusetts Bay hurt low-income riders in Saugus, he was the son of Duilcy (Anstey) Butler. He 4-8 p.m. A funeral service Transportation Authority and reduce the transpor- the late Frederick and Caro- worked as an auto mechanic will be held on Saturday — the public transporta- tation options available, lyn (Daniels) Hohmann. He at Sears in Saugus for more at 10 a.m. at St. Stephen’s tion system in the metro- especially for those out- worked as a machinist at Gen- than 35 years and was a U.S. Episcopal Church, 71 South politan Boston area — as side Boston,” Lyft spokes- eral Electric Riverworks in Lynn Army veteran. Common St., Lynn well as maintain roads woman Campbell Mat- for 30 years. Mr. Hohmann was He is survived by (meet at church). and bridges in other areas thews said in a statement. a 1957 graduate of Saugus his son, Robert Butler For directions and of the state. Uber spokeswoman Alix High School and a member and his wife Cynthia condolences www. “This should be no sur- Anfang called the fee pro- of many organizations: Fox Hill of Lynn; nephew, BisbeePorcella.com. prise,” DeLeo said. “When posal “a significant tax in- Yacht Club, Saugus River Yacht Robert Gosse and it comes to our transpor- crease that will dispropor- Club, Mass Bay Railroad En- his wife Jean of Georgetown; thusiasts, Mass Senior Action tation system, revenue tionately harm working by his brothers Frederick, Wal- niece, Donna Doherty and her Council. His many interests husband Pat of Virginia; three can’t wait.” families.” ter and Daniel Hohmann, and DeLeo pointed to a range included boating, trains and The bill’s proposal to his sister Margaret Hohmann. of recent transportation train travel, antique cars, and end the sales tax exemp- Service information: Rela- woes in the state, from tion currently enjoyed by prior to his stroke, he enjoyed subway train derailments car rental companies for skiing and snowmobiling. tives and friends are invited Did you know? to attend visitation at the BIS- 781-593-7700 to rising commute times their vehicle purchases He is survived by his five Publishing Daily, except Sundays to crumbling bridges. could bring in another children, Regina Mongno of BEE-PORCELLA Funeral Home, USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Beside increasing the $110 million, according to Lynnfield, Maureen Hohmann 549 Lincoln Ave., Saugus, on Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA state gas tax from 24 of Lynn, James P. Hohmann Sunday 2-6 p.m. A funeral ser- and additional offices. House leaders. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item cents to 29 cents per gal- It would also revamp of Lynnfield, Erin Hohmann of vice will he held at the funeral Subscriptions lon, the bill would tack on the state’s tiered system Lynnfield and Phyllis Giarda- home on Monday at 9 a.m., Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States an additional 4 cents on of corporate fees based on no of Lynnfield; two brothers, followed by an interment at $20.00 for 4 weeks diesel fuel — also current- annual sales in Massa- Christopher Hohmann of West Pine Grove Cemetery in Lynn. $65.00 for 13 weeks Home delivery $130.00 for 26 weeks ly taxed by the state at 24 chusetts, with no change Warwick, R.I., and Andrew For directions and condolenc- $260.00 for 1 year cents per gallon — result- for companies with fewer Hohmann of Salem; one sis- es www.Bisbee-Porcella.com. subscribers Send payment to and POSTMASTER, ing in a 9-cent per gallon than $1 million in sales ter, Mary Hohmann of Low- get FREE access send address changes to: tax increase on diesel fuel. to a maximum annual fee ell; two granddaughters; and to the e-edition on The Daily Item The gas tax hike is ex- of $150,000 for companies many nieces, nephews and 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 pected to bring in an ex- with annual sales of $1 cousins. He was predeceased Lynn, MA 01903 tra $150 to $175 million billion or more. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Fire union contract talks heat up in Lynn Single-use plastic CONTRACT public safety, I’m betting cuts, and I can’t vote for Fire Chief Stephen Archer From A1 against it and that’s why that. I’ll never be in favor declined comment, citing banned in Saugus I believe they’re doing of anybody cutting public ongoing negotiations. a retired Lynn firefighter, that study,” said Barton. safety.” SAUGUS Businesses that fail to voted against the proposal. “They’re having prob- Sean Martin, president Gayla Cawley can be From A1 comply with the new rules “I’m chairman of pub- lems in negotiations and of Lynn Fire Fighters Lo- reached at gcawley@item- face fines of up to $100 per lic safety and whenever they’re trying to use that cal 739, did not return calls live.com. Follow her on it costs her business more day. they’re looking to cut in as leverage for the city, for seeking comment. Lynn Twitter @GaylaCawley. to supply paper bags in- Although she feels the stead of plastic, she said ban is a step in the right she was more than happy direction, Devlin was care- Nahant builder puts energy into efficiency to make the switch. ful to note single-use bags “Anything for the envi- of any kind are not ideal. NAHANT and 15 feet, and lengths up ronment,” she said, add- “It is most important From A1 to 60 feet for each module. ing that many of her cus- that we not trade plastic It is possible to move tomers prefer paper bags. for paper since then we homes, of which he’s built modular homes to anoth- “Our customers like it bet- will be cutting more trees,” 25 in Nahant and near- er site. They also are built ter. They find it easier to she said. “I envision peo- ly 100 in total. Modular with materials typical in package and carry.” ple making reusable bags homes are made in a fac- site-constructed homes, Other store owners are their go-to choice.” tory setting, then deliv- but in a closed setting to more ambivalent. Manag- Devlin also praised busi- ered and installed on site, prevent exposure to the er of Little Brook Florist nesses that make a point unlike traditional “stick- elements. Farm and Garden Cen- of asking customers at built” homes constructed In Moccia’s case, his ter, Tony Marks, said he’s checkout if they need a from the ground up. They homes are typically thought little about the bag. have become popular with steel-beam-supported, impending ban. “That, at least, makes Moccia’s clients because wood homes. “We’ll figure something people think about their of their quick build time, “Modular homes are a out. We’ll probably give choices,” she said. customizability, afford- method of building, not a (customers) cardboard As the owner of a busi- boxes instead,” he said. I ability, and energy effi- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK style of building,” Moccia ness that relies heavily on ciency, Moccia said. said. mean, it’s going to change takeout orders, Niles was The majority of the mod- Joe Moccia, owner and founder of Advanced Moccia said he currently regardless. Does it really more skeptical. ular homes he builds are Building Concepts, speaks about the benefits of has five modular homes matter?” “I don’t see that hap- designed with electric car a modular home and the ease of building them being built, and his past Either way, Saugus is pening anytime soon (be- charging stations, solar to the latest energy-efficient standards. clients often call or write in good company. Accord- cause) with takeout, that’s panels, and other energy to him to tell him they are ing to the Sierra Club, hard,” she said. “But may- pleased with his work. Cli- as of February 2020, 138 efficient features, such as start, and first and fore- have contributed toward its be it’ll have to happen one ents like Gogolos, who be- Massachusetts towns — separate HVAC systems most on my mind was cli- use for developing build- day if more businesses come friends with Moccia, around 58 percent of the for different sections of mate change.” ings. Furthermore, it offers start charging for bags.” are not infrequent. Moccia state — have already each home. Gogolos said her home numerous benefits in terms saves many of the letters enacted regulations re- Elyse Carmosino can be But most of all, Moccia was designed to explicitly of quality control, faster he gets from clients, and garding single-use plastic reached at ecarmosino@ said, modular homes are use as little energy as pos- build times, greater flexi- said the clients’ views bags. itemlive.com. energy efficient by nature, sible. Even the windows of bility and reuse, cost sav- on energy efficiency and not just because his cus- the home were placed stra- ings, and environmental eco-friendliness are part tomers order energy effi- tegically to have the sun benefits,” the study reads. of what keeps them close. Swampscott Select Board cient features. Each mod- light significant portions “Countries are turning to- Carol LaRosa, of Gro- ular home is air-tight and of the house throughout ward the adoption of modu- ton, replaced a “1926 sealed to the point no gaps the day. lar construction methods to to decide car dealer’s fate ramshackle house” with — even exceptionally small The homes Moccia pro- meet the rising demand for a home she calls “grace- gaps — are visible along vides are built indoors at housing that is eco-friendly SWAMPSCOTT at noon to file their con- ful, energy efficient” and the edges of floors and Professional Building Sys- and cost-effective due to ef- From A1 cluding “findings,” said “snug.” walls, Moccia said, because tems Inc., in Middleburg, ficient in-factory processes Swampscott Select Board “We wholeheartedly de- characterized the visit as each modular home is built Pa. He said the homes are and reduced waste.” Chairman Peter Spellios. cided to have him construct a “sting operation,” and with “exact” dimensions. typically designed in two Modular homes are That will close the eviden- our new home,” said Mark questioned Brady, who “With a stick-built home, to three weeks, then built also hurricane-resis- tiary portion of the case Lettich, of Danvers, whose said he has never been a carpenter draws a line, and shipped in six to eight tant and sturdy, Moccia before deliberation next old house was destroyed in involved in another un- and maybe he cuts right weeks. Final, on-site work, said. According to the Wednesday. the 2006 chemical factory dercover operation involv- along the line, or slightly including plumbing and MarketsandMarkets Terechin asserts he does explosion in Danvers. ing a non-criminal license to the left or on the right,” electric work, takes four study, Japan is one of the not sell more than six cars Lettich said his fami- violation complaint in his Moccia said. “Then, you to eight weeks. The client largest and fastest-grow- at a time, but said during ly spent time living in an 15 years with the Marble- have six different guys all is living in their new mod- ing markets for modular the first public hearing on “unattractive apartment” head Police Department. working on the home, and ular home less than six homes, specifically be- the matter on Feb. 6 that while looking for a com- “That was the gist of it. maybe they’re using six months after design be- cause of the high-demand cars in the back are some- petent builder to replace It was a licensing issue different saws, and maybe gins, Moccia said, whereas there for homes resistant their home, which had to be regarding how many cars times swapped for the six a saw is bent.” on-site home construction to strong winds. torn down, before meeting were for sale,” Brady said. cars listed for being for The air-tightness saves typically takes between 12 From colonial-style hous- Moccia and ordering the Beatrice also questioned sale out front. clients money when cool- to 18 months. es to homes with more mod- new modular home on Riv- both Brady and Gay about Spellios did not seem to ing and heating their Moccia is right about ern aesthetics, Moccia says erside Street in Danvers. their reports, and asked buy that argument. houses, he said, and con- modular homes becom- modular homes can be built Constructed on the same Brady why a specific num- “How is that different tributes less to pollution. ing more popular. Several according to each client’s plot of land as the ruined ber of cars for sale was not from having 46 cars for Gogolos’ home at 53 Cas- market studies, includ- desires. The homes can also home, Lettich said he was asserted in his report. sale?” he said. “If you’re tle Road is an example of a ing reports from indus- vary in size, from small impressed the modular “Since that’s the crux of just rotating once or 20 completely air-tight modu- try research company homes, comparable to a home was able to be built this investigation, don’t times and swapping a car lar home. After she stepped MarketsandMarkets, esti- single-section mobile home, for a “unique” location with you think that would from the back, aren’t you into her living room mate the value of the mod- that are built with a single 20 other homes under con- be important?” Beatrice functionally offering 46 Wednesday, she closed the ular construction market “module” and transported struction at the time. asked. cars for sale?” door behind her and the will grow to $157 billion by to the site, to multiple-sto- “We are very happy with Brady also said that no Terechin said he typical- howling Nahant wind was 2023, due to the increased ry homes constructed from both the quality and en- one at Four Seasons Mo- replaced with utter silence. demand for building com- ly sells between 20 and 25 many modules. 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Shirley eryone else is represent- and grief into activism for others at the expense of Circulation anyone. Chisholm (D-N.Y.), who ed in Washington by a gun control. Yousafzai, [email protected] Since then, with more our own comfort and self became the first black rich and powerful lobby, who was shot in the face parents stopping their worth. congresswoman in 1969, it seems. But there is no for going to school, is a Ext. 3 procreation after one, As we head into Na- made her bid for the lobby for the people.” Pakistani activist for fe- Newsroom that myth has been shat- tional Women’s History Democratic nomination “Racism is so universal [email protected] male education and the [email protected] tered, with research find- Month, I’d like to give a in 1972. in this country, so wide- youngest Nobel Prize ing that “only” children shout out to women who In announcing her bid, spread and deep seated, laureate. Thunberg is a Ext. 4 weren’t any less gener- have eschewed meekly Chisholm said, “I am not that it is invisible be- Swedish teenager and en- Sports ous than those with sib- accepting poor treatment the candidate of black cause it is so normal.” vironmental activist, who [email protected] lings. in order not to be labeled America, although I am That Chisholm’s has gained international Ext. 5 “selfish.” My own independent black and proud. I am words could be applied attention and acclaim. Retail and Online observation has even Let’s start with the not the candidate of the today, shows both her These three young Advertising borne that out. My women who came for- women’s movement of self-awareness, and the women remind us that [email protected] daughter had so many ward in the #MeToo this country, although I reality that we not only not all Gen Zers are ADVERTISING friends who were single movement. This was am a woman and I am haven’t overcome, we ac- self-absorbed, self-pro- Ernie Carpenter Jr. children like her, at one started by Tarana Burke equally proud of that. I tually haven’t come very moting, media-hungry Director of Advertising time, in a class of 11 girls, in 2006 to help survi- am the candidate of the far at all. overgrown children, bent and Business Development, ext. 1355 seven were “only” chil- vors of sexual violence, people, and my presence However, there is still on becoming famous for [email protected] dren. When the conflict particularly black wom- before you now symboliz- hope. Not only are there the sake of being famous. Ralph Mitchell that inevitably comes as en and girls, and other es a new era in American three strong women run- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Just as we’ve had [email protected] young children negoti- women of color in low- political history.” ning for the highest office strong, self-assured ate friendships erupted, er income communities Chisholm ultimately in the country in Sens. women in our past, we’ve Eric Rondeau I mentioned that fact to heal. Although it gained lost the presidential bid Elizabeth Warren and Sales Representative, ext. 1280 got generations of strong [email protected] the teacher, observing, more fame when more to George McGovern, Amy Klobuchar, and Rep. women coming up in our that’s a lot of queen bees famous women came for- but some of her quotes, Tulsi Gabbard, there are Patricia Whalen immediate future. Their Sales Representative, ext. 1310 in one class. ward with their stories unfortunately, ring just women running for offic- selfishness, meaning a [email protected] They were already used of abuse, this movement as true today as they did es all over the country, strong sense of self, is BUSINESS OFFICE to speaking up, speaking has put several faces on more than 40 years ago: up and down ballots. worth illuminating and out, and being heard. the fact that women and “I had met far more dis- And even more encour- celebrating. Susan J. Conti aging, there are young Controller, ext. 1288 They were comfortable girls have lived for cen- crimination because I am [email protected] with themselves. These turies in the parallel uni- a woman than because I women who have al- Cheryl Charles can girls weren’t selfish — verse where men move am black.” ready stepped into the be reached at ccharles@ Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 more like self aware and freely through spaces, “The difference be- limelight, showing that itemlive.com. [email protected] Marian Kinney ext. 1212 LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] Stop the Social Security scare Paula Villacreses A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] There is absolutely no through 2034. After that, made was proposed by make Social Security Something that might Mike Shanahan good reason for politicians it will be able to provide Republican Presiden- fully solvent well beyond happen in 14 years that Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 (mostly conservative-Re- 76 percent-79 percent of tial candidate and New 2034 by reducing the ben- is easily preventable and [email protected] publicans) to scare our benefits for the next 60 Jersey Governor Chris efits of those who have solved is not a so-called Carolina Trujillo senior citizens by threat- years beyond 2034. Christie in 2015. I literal- a yearly income of, say, “crisis,” and all of our Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ening to cut their Social Does it need to be ly sat in the same car as $80,000 a year and higher senators and representa- [email protected] Security retirement ben- fixed? Of course it does. 1987 Democrat Presi- by a certain percentage. I tives know it. Jim Wilson efits. There is no so-called But it does not have to be dential candidate and can still recall Gov. Bab- It is so unnecessary Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 “crisis.” done today, and there is Arizona Governor Bruce bitt saying to me, “Stew, and cruel for our senior [email protected] Virtually every seri- no need to cut anyone’s Babbitt when he said do multi-millionaires re- citizens to be scared like CIRCULATION ous, non biased study benefit. that what we should do ally need the same exact this. Lisa Mahmoud has concluded that the One of the many rela- is to “Means-Test” Social Social Security benefits Manager, ext. 1239 Social Security Trust tively simple and easy Security benefits. as senior citizens who are Stewart B. Epstein [email protected] Fund is fully solvent “reforms” that can be For example, we can living in poverty?” Rochester, N.Y. CUSTOMER SERVICE La’ Mosha Ball Customer Service, ext. 1276 EDITORIAL [email protected] GRAPHICS Trevor Andreozzi Designer Is space talking to us? [email protected] Mark Sutherland Editorial from the Pitts- researchers with the Ca- nature of this object,” the Creative Director including the orbital mo- er, Bryan Gaensler, an [email protected] burgh Post-Gazette nadian Hydrogen Intensi- CHIME researchers wrote tion of a star or an object astronomer at the Uni- ty Mapping Experiment/ in their study. that acts as a companion versity of Toronto, con- NEWSROOM While probably not intel- Fast Radio Burst Project Discovering the cause of in the outskirts of the gal- siders the discovery and Mike Alongi ligent life, a series of “fast between September 2018 these bursts 500,000 miles axy. Another paper, whose CHIME’s ongoing work on Sports Editor ext. 1228 radio bursts” coming at reg- and October 2019 were from Earth, made easier to authors consulted with it important. [email protected] ular intervals from across different. They detected study thanks to the newly those who found the pat- “In 25 years of astron- Bill Brotherton the universe are a sign that a pattern of bursts occur- discovered pattern, could tern, theorizes that the omy research, this is un- Features Editor ext. 1338 space is talking to us. ring once or twice per hour uncover important things cause could be the inter- questionably the most [email protected] FRBs, as the waves are and repeating every 16.35 about the nature of the action of a dense neutron exciting project I’ve ever Elyse Carmosino known, last about a mil- days before going silent stars believed to be emit- star, the smallest in the worked on,” he said. Reporter, ext. 1264 lisecond each and had for 12 days. ting them and the universe universe, and an early Space is talking to us. We [email protected] previously been found to “The discovery of a itself, scientists say. 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By Matthew Daly lynching victims, most of abducted and murdered, Gohmert said he sup- ASSOCIATED PRESS them African Americans. called the anti-lynching ported the bill’s concept, Till, who was black, bill long overdue, but said: but preferred that those WASHINGTON — Six- was brutally tortured “No matter the length of accused of lynching in Tex- ty-five years after 14-year- and killed in 1955 after a time, it is never too late to as be tried in state court, old Emmett Till was white woman accused him ensure justice is served.’’ where they could face the lynched in Mississippi, the of grabbing her and whis- House Majority Leader death penalty. House has approved legis- tling at her in a Mississip- Steny Hoyer, D-Md., used Massie said he opposed lation designating lynch- pi grocery store. The kill- similar language to urge the expansion of federal ing as a hate crime under ing shocked the country the bill’s passage. “It is hate-crime laws. “A crime federal law. and stoked the civil rights never too late to do the is a crime, and all victims The bill, introduced by movement. right thing and address deserve equal justice,’’ he Illinois Rep. Bobby Rush “The importance of this these gruesome, racially said in a statement. ”Add- and named after Till, bill cannot be overstated,’’ motivated acts of terror ing enhanced penalties comes 120 years after said Rush, a member of that have plagued our for ‘hate’ tends to endan- Congress first considered the Congressional Black nation’s history,’’ he said, ger other liberties such as anti-lynching legislation Caucus. ”From Charlot- urging lawmakers to “re- freedom of speech.” and after dozens of similar tesville to El Paso, we new our commitment to Democratic Rep. Karen efforts were defeated. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS are still being confronted confronting racism and Bass of California, who The measure was ap- with the same violent rac- hate.’’ chairs the Congressio- proved 410 to 4 on Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill., speaks during a news ism and hatred that took The bill was unanimous- nal Black Caucus, called Wednesday. The Senate conference about the “Emmett Till Antilynch- the life of Emmett and ly supported by Dem- lynching a lasting legacy unanimously passed vir- ing Act” which would designate lynching as a so many others. The pas- ocrats. Three Republi- of slavery. tually identical legislation hate crime under federal law, on Capitol Hill in sage of this bill will send a cans — Louie Gohmert of “Make no mistake, last year, although that Washington. strong and clear message Texas, Thomas Massie of lynching is terrorism,’’ she bill wasn’t named for Till. to the nation that we will Kentucky and Ted Yoho said. ”While this reign of President Donald Trump punishable by up to life in Till’s former home, said not tolerate this bigotry. “ of Florida — opposed the terror has faded, the most is expected to sign the bill, prison, a fine, or both. the bill will belatedly Rep. Bennie Thompson, bill, along with indepen- recent lynching (in the which designates lynching Rush, a Democrat whose achieve justice for Till and D-Miss., who represents dent Rep. Justin Amash of United States) happened as a federal hate crime Chicago district includes more than 4,000 other the area where Till was Michigan. less than 25 years ago.’’ Pelosi urges Democratic unity amid Sanders’ campaign surge

By Lisa Mascaro and Alan Fram ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday urged party unity amid Bernie Sand- ers’ surge in the presiden- tial race, even as House Democrats worry about PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a volatile election season James Denaro monitors stock prices at the that could put a self-de- New York Stock Exchange Wednesday. scribed democratic so- cialist atop the ticket and threaten their majority. Stocks slide on “I would hope that ev- eryone would say, no mat- ter who the nominee is for Wall Street, extending president, we wholeheart- edly embrace that person,” steep drops this week Pelosi, D-Calif., told the House Democratic caucus By Alex Veiga rope and the Middle East. at a closed-door meeting, ASSOCIATED PRESS Health officials in the U.S. “’We cannot show any divi- have been warning Amer- sion. This has to be about Major U.S. stock index- icans to prepare for the unity, unity, unity,” she es gave up early gains virus. said, according to a Dem- and closed mostly lower “The market is still di- ocratic aide who attended PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday, extending the gesting the full impact the session. The aide was Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., arrives for a meeting with market’s heavy losses for of what the coronavirus not authorized to discuss fellow Democrats on Capitol Hill in Washington Wednesday. the week. could mean for global the private meeting and The benchmark S&P GDP growth and, more spoke on condition of ano- see them to reelection. The dent Joe Biden in the pri- 2018 in a swing district 500 fell for the fifth importantly, on earnings nymity. House majority was built mary. in coastal Virginia, said a straight day after swing- growth for a lot of compa- Down-ballot jitters are by lawmakers who come Malinowski, said he will Sanders candidacy would ing between a 0.6 percent nies,” said Nadia Lovell, apparent as the Vermont be “incredibly divisive” loss and 1.7 percent gain. U.S. equity strategist at senator takes an increas- from districts where Pres- “absolutely” support Sand- Smaller company stocks J.P. Morgan Private Bank. ingly commanding lead ident Donald Trump is ers if the senator becomes and could endanger more bore the brunt of the sell- The S&P 500 index fell in early voting and with- popular, and his campaign the party’s nominee. But centrist members of Con- ing. The bond market con- 0.4 percent. It’s on track stands the constant pum- operation will be turning the congressman said gress like herself. tinued to flash warning for its biggest monthly de- meling by rival s who have out voters in fall. But in a Democrats need to sim- Her opponents are al- signs as long-term Trea- cline since May. The Dow been unable to slow his rise. campaign cycle full of un- plify their message and ready trying to tag Luria, sury yields fell further be- Jones Industrial Average With South Carolina’s knowns as the party tries seize the moment with a a former Navy command- low short-term yields. dropped 123.77 points, for primary on Saturday, fol- to unseat Trump, they candidate who can topple er and Naval Academy Worry about economic a three-day loss of 2,034 lowed by the Super Tues- are relying on the back- Trump. “Why we would graduate, as a “socialist,” fallout from the virus out- points. A modest rally in day contests on March 2, grounds that pushed them risk this extraordinary op- she said. Luria rejects the break that originated in technology stocks helped House Democrats are nav- to office in the first place portunity by nominating label as “ridiculous.” China has fueled a sharp nudge the Nasdaq com- igating how best to hold to do it again. somebody who has a ten- “Bernie Sanders just sell-off this week that’s posite to a 0.2 percent onto their seats while op- “I will go into my race dency to divide our own adds fuel to that fire,” wiped out the market’s gain. ponents try to lasso them with the same degree of side is beyond me,” he said. Luria said. gains for the year. Smaller company stocks to Sanders’ socialist label. confidence, no matter who Other Democrats, She has endorsed Biden, The virus continues to fell the most. The Russell Many first-term Demo- is at the top of the ticket,” though, are more open but had praise for former spread and threatens to 2000 index lost 1.2 per- crats are counting on their said Rep. Tom Malinows- about their fears of a New York Mayor Mike hurt industrial produc- cent. own well-crafted brands, ki, a freshman Democrat Sanders’ nomination. Bloomberg, calling them tion, consumer spending, European markets were not the party’s eventu- from a competitive New First-term Rep. Elaine politicians who “build and travel. More cases mostly higher and Asian al presidential nominee, Jersey district, who sup- Luria, who defeated an bridges rather than break are being reported in Eu- markets fell. whoever that may be, to ports former Vice Presi- incumbent Republican in them down.” Shifting demographics drive GOP nosedive on West Coast By Andrew Selsky was George H.W. Bush. lican Party chairman and In Seattle, tens of thou- ASSOCIATED PRESS For both Oregon and legislator, said in a tele- sands of tech employees Washington, it was Ron- phone interview. have flooded into the city BEND, Ore. — In the ald Reagan. Now, Republi- In San Diego, by the and its suburbs, hired by early 1990s, the popula- cans are struggling to hold U.S.-Mexico border, each Amazon, Microsoft, Google tion of Bend was around seats in Congress, state- of the nine city council dis- and Facebook. The influx 25,000 and leaned Re- houses and city councils tricts now has more reg- of highly educated work- publican. A lumber mill up and down the coast. istered Democrats than ers over the past decade operated in the Oregon California, Washington registered Republicans, helped fuel a population high-desert town along and Oregon will hold their including one that until boom that made many the banks of a scenic river. presidential primaries on recently leaned strongly communities much more Today, the lumber mill is March 3, March 10 and Republican. diverse and affluent, and an REI outdoor recreation May 19 respectively, and In 1980, Orange County, turned them away from store. The population which Democratic candi- near Los Angeles, was 80 the GOP and toward Dem- has quadrupled. And for dates they favor will be- percent white and a GOP ocrats. the first time in memory, come clear. But this much stronghold. Today, Orange The result: The GOP the number of registered is certain: In November, County is mostly Hispanic has lost all the statehouse Democrats in Deschutes none of the three states and Asian, with many dis- seats it once held in Seat- County recently eclipsed is apt to go for President pleased by Republicans’ tle’s eastern suburbs. the number of Republi- Donald Trump, and there hard stance on immigra- Vance blames the area’s cans. is little hope Republi- tion. In 2018, voters there PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS exodus of college-educated The transformation cans will claw back much dealt a stunning defeat to white voters, particularly shows how demographic ground in other contests. a two-term GOP congress- Rep. Cheri Helt, foreground, a Republican from women, from the GOP on shifts and the GOP’s tack Political districts have woman. Bend, Ore., attends a session of the Oregon Leg- the party’s turn toward further to the right are flipped in population cen- The California GOP islature in Salem on Tuesday, bucking a boy- more fundamentalist val- helping push the party ters, from San Diego in wound up losing six other cott by fellow Republicans over a bill aimed at ues under Trump. Vance into a nosedive along the the south to Seattle in the U.S. House seats that year, stemming global warming. himself abandoned the West Coast. north. leading a former Republi- party in 2017 after an un- The last Republican “There is no way out,” can leader in the state to vageable at this time.” fice, both U.S. Senate seats successful run for the U.S. presidential candidate Chris Vance, a former declare: “The California Democrats also hold the and almost complete con- Senate as the Republican that California went for Washington state Repub- Republican Party isn’t sal- California governor’s of- trol of the Legislature. candidate. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- bus at 8 a.m. Tuesday on Turn- Gunman kills 5 at Milwaukee larly arrests, reflect police records. er Road. Police reported there In the event of a perceived inac- were five kids on the bus at curacy, it is the sole responsibility the time, but nobody was in- brewery before taking own life jured. The school contacted of the concerned party to contact the kids’ parents. the relevant police department and A caller reported her parked By Carrie Antlfinger have the department issue a no- car was struck outside Abbot and Gretchen Ehlke tice of correction to the Daily Item. Hall at 10:55 a.m. Tuesday on ASSOCIATED PRESS Corrections or clarifications will not Washington Street. The oth- MILWAUKEE — An em- be made without express notice of er driver drove away without ployee opened fire Wednes- stopping or giving informa- change from the arresting police day at one of the nation’s tion. Police located the other department. largest breweries in Mil- driver. waukee, killing five fellow workers before taking his LYNN Assaults own life, police said. The assailant who at- A report of an assault at Arrests tacked the Molson Coors 10:07 p.m. Tuesday on Pleas- complex was identified as Lamica Davis, 41, of 9 Ha- ant Street. A caller reported a 51-year-old Milwaukee nover St., was arrested and she got into an altercation man who died of a self-in- charged with Class A drug with a friend she was stay- flicted gunshot wound, po- possession subsequent of- ing with. She said her friend lice said. fense and Class B drug pos- struck her in the face. Police “There were five indi- session subsequent offense reported the incident ap- viduals who went to work at 10:34 p.m. Tuesday. peared to be a mutual com- today, just like everybody Kevin Lopez Lopez, 19, of bat. goes to work, and they 3 Circuit Ave., was arrested thought they were going and charged with OUI liquor, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Complaints to go to work, finish their leaving the scene of property day and return to their Police work outside the Molson Coors Brewing Co. campus in Milwau- damage, operation of a mo- A report of suspicious ac- families. They didn’t — tor vehicle with a suspended tivity at 12:18 p.m. Tuesday kee on Wednesday. on West Shore Drive. A caller and tragically they never license, arrestee furnishing will,” Milwaukee Mayor false ID info, and on warrant reported a driver who went work was done and all em- facilities. The complex is tered “for the time being” to by his residence took photos Tom Barrett said. ployees had been allowed widely known in the Mil- give people time to cope. charges of OUI liquor and un- Authorities offered no licensed operation of a motor and videos of his proper- to go home. Police Chief waukee area as “Miller A group of brewery em- ty and cars that were in the immediate motive for the Alfonso Morales said au- Valley,” a reference to the ployees gathered at a vehicle at 7:39 p.m. Tuesday. attack and did not release Trey Miller, 21, of 8 Joyce driveway. thorities believe the shoot- Miller Brewing Co. that is nearby bar to talk about A report of balloons at 3:24 details about the shooter er operated alone. now part of Molson Coors. what had happened. St., was arrested on a cour- or how the shooting un- p.m. Tuesday at Marblehead President Donald Trump Molson Coors CEO “We are all a family. We tesy booking at 7:29 a.m. folded. Harbor. A caller reported there addressed the shooting be- Gavin Hattersley called work a lot of hours to- Wednesday. None of the victims was were approximately 15 bal- fore speaking at the White the shooter “an active gether, so we’re all very loons in the water and was identified. Police, who Accidents were still contacting rela- House about his adminis- brewery employee.” sad,” said Selena Curka, concerned about wildlife. The tration’s efforts to combat “Unfortunately, I am a brewery employee who A report of a motor vehi- harbormaster was contacted. tives, said identities would not be released for at least the coronavirus. devastated to share that was about to start her cle crash at 2:11 p.m. Tues- “Our hearts break for we lost five other mem- shift when the complex day at 1069 Western Ave.; 24 hours. No one was SAUGUS wounded beyond those them and their loved bers of our family in this went on lockdown and she at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday on ones,” the president said. tragic incident,” he said in was turned away. Adams Street; at 1:31 a.m. who were killed, authori- Arrest ties said. “We send our condolences. an email sent to employ- “It’s just weird, because Wednesday at 266 Euclid We’ll be with them, and ees. “There are no words nine times out of 10 you’re Nicole True, 36, of East Bos- Officers worked for hours Ave.; at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday it’s a terrible thing, a ter- to express the deep sad- ton, was arrested on Wednes- to clear the more than 20 going to know the shoot- at Bloomfield and Chatham rible thing.” ness many of us are feel- er,” said another employ- streets. day on charges of shoplifting. buildings in the complex The attack occurred at ing right now.” ee Thomas Milner. “It’s a A report of a motor vehi- where more than 1,000 a sprawling complex that He said the office would tight-knit family. Within cle hit and run crash at 5:46 Accidents people work. They an- be closed the rest of the a.m. Wednesday on Central nounced at a late evening includes a mix of corpo- the brewery we all inter- Square. Police received a call news conference that the rate offices and brewing week and the brewery shut- act with each other.” A report of a motor vehicle around 7:24 a.m. Wednesday crash with personal injury at about a motor vehicle acci- 10:31 a.m. Wednesday at dent on Lincoln Avenue. An Lawyers: New evidence backs 177 Fayette St. ambulance transported one party to Melrose Wakefield Breaking and Entering Hospital. Loughlin, Giannulli’s innocence A report of a motor vehicle Complaints breaking and entering at 9:06 a.m. Wednesday at 23 Ocean A caller at 1:58 a.m. By Alanna Sean Berkowtiz wrote. USC as a fundraising gift ernment has charged with View Terrace; at 12:45 p.m. Wednesday from Walgreens Durkin Richer The filing came on the or support Singer’s charity. bribery.” Wednesday at 175 Alley St. on Broadway reported a fre- ASSOCIATED PRESS eve of a status hearing They have accused pros- The couple is among 15 quent shoplifter had entered in the case scheduled for ecutors of hiding crucial prominent parents still BOSTON — Lawyers the store. Officers placed one Thursday at Boston’s fed- evidence that could prove fighting accusations that Overdose for “Full House” actress party under arrest. eral court in the sweeping the couple’s innocence be- they rigged the college ad- Lori Loughlin and her A report of an opiate over- college admissions bribery cause it would undermine missions system by pay- fashion designer husband, dose at 3:25 a.m. Wednesday Thefts case. It was expected that their case. ing people to pretend their Mossimo Giannulli, said on North Common Street. the judge would set a trial The new information kids were star athletes for A man called the station Wednesday that new evi- date for the parents still provided to the defense sports they didn’t play or at 11:37 p.m. Tuesday to re- dence shows the couple is fighting the charges at includes notes written by Theft port his wallet, coat and car innocent of charges that cheat on their children’s that hearing. Singer detailing his dis- entrance exams. A report of a larceny at 6:39 keys had been taken from an they bribed their daugh- Now, the couple’s attor- cussions with FBI inves- employee-only area at the 99 ters’ way into the Univer- Nearly two dozen par- p.m. Tuesday at Heald Pack- neys are asking the judge tigators about recorded ents have pleaded guilty, age at 6 Commercial St. Restaurant on Broadway. Offi- sity of Southern Califor- to postpone the setting of phone calls he had with cers took down a report. nia. including “Desperate the trial date in light of parents, Berkowitz wrote. Housewives” star Felicity Vandalism An attorney for the cou- the new evidence, saying Singer said in his notes ple said in a legal filing Huffman, who was sen- SWAMPSCOTT “it is the only fair way to that the FBI told him to lie tenced to two weeks in A report of vandalism at that prosecutors provid- protect the defendants’ by saying that he told the prison for paying $15,000 9:27 p.m. Tuesday at 9 Evans ed the defense with notes rights.” parents who participated Accident to have a proctor correct Lane. written by the admitted Loughlin and Giannul- in the scheme that their her daughter’s SAT an- A motorist reported hitting ringleader of the col- li are accused of paying payments were bribes, swers. MARBLEHEAD a coyote at 7:36 p.m. Tuesday lege admissions cheating $500,000 to get their instead of legitimate do- at Essex Street and Vantage scheme that support the daughters into USC as nations to the schools, the Federal prosecutors Accidents Terrace. The caller said the couple’s claim that they crew recruits even though attorney said. have said the first trial coyote may have been injured believed their payments neither was a rower. Au- “They continue to ask me for the parents should be- A car reportedly hit a school in the area. were legitimate donations, thorities say the money to tell a fib and not restate gin in October, and that not bribes. was funneled through a what I told my clients as Loughlin and Giannulli “This belated discovery sham charity operated by to where there money was should be tried in the first New public-safety facility ... is devastating to the college admissions consul- going — to the program group. government’s case and tant Rick Singer, who has not the coach and that it But lawyers for the par- demonstrates that the pleaded guilty to orches- was a donation and they ents said the substantial being studied in Lynnfield government has been im- trating the scheme. want it to be a payment,” amount of evidence, out- properly withholding core Lawyers for Loughlin Singer wrote, according to standing pretrial motions LYNNFIELD to wash potentially toxic exculpatory information, and Giannulli have ar- the filing. and “general complexity” From A1 chemicals from modern employing a ‘win at all gued that the couple be- Berkowtiz called the in- of the case made a trial construction material off costs’ effort rather than lieved the payments were formation not only “excul- this fall impossible and Building a new public protective clothing and following their obligation “legitimate donations” patory, but exonerating for that there should be no safety facility is ultimate- gear. to do justice,” attorney that would go directly to the defendants the gov- trial before next February. ly a financial decision the “The requirements for Board of Selectmen will be police and fire in every charged with making after town are becoming more Mom of missing kids waives a review team including specialized,” said Richter. Town Administrator Rob- “Code requirements have ert Dolan, Richter, Public changed over the years.” Works Director John To- If the architect recom- extradition; bail stays at $5M masz and the police and mends a combined facility fire chiefs pores through in South Lynnfield and By Jennifer set a March 4 status hear- ta urged Judge Kathleen De Costa said she is fight- DiGiorgio’s recommenda- the town decides to build Sinco Kelleher ing to make sure she has Watanabe to “ignore the ing the order because it tions. it, the Summer Street fire ASSOCIATED PRESS been picked up. publicity, ignore the hype” would allow authorities to Richter said combined station would become an Kauai police arrested and set reasonable bail. take her children into fos- HONOLULU — Bail will public-safety facilities auxiliary facility. Vallow last week on an Vallow, 46, is a flight risk, ter care. remain at $5 million for a are popular options for Public-safety space Idaho warrant. She has prosecutors said. “Given The tangled case in- mother arrested in Hawaii communities seeking to needs is just one study been charged with two fel- the extensive media atten- cludes investigations into over the disappearance of upgrade aging facilities. underway in town. School ony counts of child aban- tion, she is clearly aware three deaths. Vallow’s es- her two Idaho children, a The facilities allow two and town officials are ex- donment. that the authorities have tranged husband, Charles departments to share a judge ruled Wednesday. Seven-year-old Joshua prioritized her case,” pros- Vallow, was shot and killed amining elementary space Lori Vallow wore an or- single building and they needs in the face of an “JJ” Vallow and 17-year- ecutors said. “She also has in Phoenix last July by her provide the space and ange jumpsuit in court old Tylee Ryan have not the means to move across brother, Alex Cox. Then enrollment surge and a on the Hawaiian island of technology required by proposed $21.4 million been seen since Septem- an ocean.” Cox, who claimed the 21st century police and Kauai for a hearing on her ber. Their disappearance Prosecutors noted that shooting was in self-de- design for a new library is request to reduce bail. Af- fire departments. waiting for a state funding captured worldwide at- Vallow’s husband, Chad fense, died of unknown ter the judge denied the re- tention after authorities Daybell, had $152,000 in causes in December. Communications tech- commitment equivalent to quest, her defense attorney, pleaded for help in finding a First Hawaiian Bank ac- Vallow moved her fami- nology has outgrown roughly half of the proj- Craig De Costa, said she them. Police in the city of count. ly to Idaho in late August. space limitations in older ect’s cost. buildings, said Richter, is waiving an extradition Rexburg, Idaho, have said Police also have said In October, Chad Daybell’s and fire departments re- Thor Jourgensen can be hearing, which had been they “strongly believe that Vallow and Daybell have wife, Tammy Daybell, died quire washing stations reached at tjourgensen@ scheduled for March 2. Joshua and Tylee’s lives lied about the children’s of what her obituary said for equipment in order itemlive.com. She wants to expedite are in danger.” whereabouts. was natural causes. When her return to Idaho, De Earlier this week, her Vallow, also known as Daybell married Vallow Costa said. Kauai Prose- Kauai defense attorneys Lori Daybell, is also ac- roughly two weeks after Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 cutor Justin Kollar said filed a motion asking cused of disobeying a court Tammy’s death, law en- CALL 24 HOURS A DAY he will work with Idaho Hotline Spanish menu available the judge to reconsider order that required her to forcement became suspi- or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) authorities on logistics for Vallow’s $5 million bail. bring her children to Ida- cious and had her remains All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. her departure. The judge On Wednesday, De Cos- ho authorities last month. exhumed. Callers may remain anonymous. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Spain takes first European moves against Plácido Domingo By Ciaran Giles Many people came to ASSOCIATED PRESS his defense in Spain and across Europe when the MADRID — The Span- charges first emerged last ish government canceled year and U.S. companies upcoming performances took swift action to dis- by Plácido Domingo in Ma- tance themselves from FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS drid on Wednesday follow- Domingo by canceling his Conductor Keith Lockhart waves during a re- ing the singer’s acceptance appearances or announc- of “full responsibility” for hearsal for the annual Boston Pops Fireworks ing he had withdrawn. actions that prompted But the combination of Spectacular on the Esplanade in Boston. sexual misconduct allega- the U.S. investigation’s tions, as cracks formed in findings and Domingo’s the steadfast support Eu- apology and admission Lockhart marks ropean opera houses have this week showed cracks shown for the tenor. were forming in what had Spain’s Culture Minis- 25 years as conductor been staunch support for try said Wednesday that Domingo at other Europe- “given the seriousness of of Boston Pops the deeds,” and “in solidar- an opera houses, where so ity with women affected,” far no independent allega- By William J. Kole baton in 1995, following together with Domingo’s tions of sexual misconduct ASSOCIATED PRESS in the footsteps of “Star declarations of responsi- or abuse of power have Wars” composer John Wil- emerged. bility, it had canceled his FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS BOSTON — Strike up liams and Fiedler, who part in “Luisa Fernanda” Spain’s Teatro Real, one the band: Keith Lockhart conducted from 1930 until at the Teatro de la Zarzu- An investigation into Plácido Domingo by the of the country’s main op- is marking 25 years as the his death in 1979. ela light opera house in U.S. union representing opera performers era house, said Wednesday conductor of “America’s Since then, Lockhart mid-May. found more than two dozen people who said it will hold a meeting to Orchestra.” has led the Pops in more The ministry’s decision they were sexually harassed or witnessed inap- discuss whether or not to The Boston Pops said than 2,000 concerts came a day after the main propriate behavior by the superstar. continue with Domingo’s Wednesday its 2020 sea- worldwide, including the U.S. union representing participation in the opera, son will pay special trib- 2002 Super Bowl and the opera performers said its launched after multiple part in the program, and “La Traviata,” in May, for ute to Lockhart, its second 2008 NBA Finals, and investigators found the op- women accused Domingo that’s what we have de- similar reasons cited by longest-tenured conductor has shared the stage with era star had behaved inap- of sexual harassment and cided in line with the facts the Culture Ministry. after the legendary Ar- several hundred guest propriately over the course abusing his power in two admitted by him.” Teatro Real press chief thur Fiedler. artists ranging from El- of two decades when he AP stories published last “Until now the situa- José María Noguerol said Only Fiedler, who con- ton John and former held senior management year. The second inquiry, tion was different, there the theater’s executive ducted for nearly half a President Bill Clinton to positions at Washington still ongoing, was launched was a presumption of in- commission would hold the century, has been more astronaut Buzz Aldrin National Opera and Los by LA Opera, where Do- nocence,” said Rodríguez meeting soon but he could of a fixture at the Pops. and Big Bird. There have Angeles Opera. mingo had been general Uribes. “But since the mo- not say exactly when. Founded in 1885, the or- been 45 national tours to In response to the find- director since 2003 before ment he said that what He said the theater had chestra is known nation- more than 150 cities in 38 ings, Domingo issued a resigning in October. happened did indeed hap- also requested a copy of ally for its July Fourth states, and four tours to statement saying: “I re- Domingo’s response pen, and given that this is the U.S. investigators’ concerts on the banks of Japan and South Korea. spect that these women marked a stunning rever- a situation with serious findings. the Charles River, where “There is no real encore finally felt comfortable sal from the opera super- events that affect many The full results of the fireworks back up the per- to this job,” the Gram- enough to speak out, and star’s initial statements women, we have decided investigation by the cussion section. my-nominated conductor I want them to know that in which he had denied that it wasn’t appropriate American Guild of Musi- “I’m thrilled and hum- said in a 2015 interview I am truly sorry for the wrongdoing. to keep his presence and cal Artists have not been bled to have reached my with The Associated Press. hurt that I caused them. Spanish Culture Min- we informed him.” made public. People famil- 25th anniversary season On May 6, the comedy I accept full responsibility ister José Manuel Rodrí- “I think it’s more of a iar with the findings told as conductor of what is tru- duo Penn & Teller kicks for my actions, and I have guez Uribes said, “Given duty than a gesture of sol- the AP that investigators ly the one-and-only Boston off the new season at Bos- grown from this experi- that he (Domingo) wanted idarity” to the women af- found 27 people who said Pops,” Lockhart said. ton’s Symphony Hall, the ence.” to take responsibility, our fected, he added. they were sexually ha- Lockhart was just 35 home the Pops share with The union’s investiga- duty was to respond to Domingo has long been rassed or witnessed inap- and a musical wunder- the Boston Symphony Or- tion was the first of two that. Therefore, it is not one of Spain’s most pop- propriate behavior by Do- kind when he took the chestra. independent inquiries the time for him to take ular and respected stars. mingo. Review

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Elisabeth Moss stars in a scene from “The Invisible Man.” ‘Invisible Man’ is a cunning if empty remake By Jake Coyle lationship. In the movie’s A pervasive terror cloaks ASSOCIATED PRESS breathtaking opening (one the movie. It’s elevated seemingly modeled after considerably by Moss, Unraveling the dusted “Sleeping With the Ene- an actress thoroughly at bandages of H.G. Wells’ my”), she carefully, with home in the most prickly, classic 1897 science-fic- disgust on her face, lifts anxious and unsettling tion novel, writer-director the hand draped over her situations. Her Cecilia is Leigh Whannell has re- in bed. With barely hushed a portrait of a woman des- fashioned “The Invisible panic, she makes her well- perately clawing for her Man” as a bracingly mod- planned nighttime escape freedom, but haunted by ern #MeToo allegory that, from his bleakly modern- the specter, real or imag- despite its brutal craft, ist seaside house while ined, of her terrorizing ex. rings hollow. the sound of waves pum- Trembling and tortured, Our image of Wells’ vil- meling the northern Cal- Moss makes her stalking lain — the white wrap- ifornia shoreline thunder terrifyingly palpable. pings, the dark sunglass- around her. But there’s also a sense, es — comes largely from The man, Adrian (Oliver from early on, that “The James Whale’s also-clas- Jackson-Cohen), we don’t Invisible Man” is more sic 1933 film. This “In- quite see. But we imme- interested in utilizing a visible Man” might have diately get a vivid sense clever and timely conceit stayed closer to that of his abusiveness from for jump scares and mus- vision had a box-office Cecilia’s white-knuckle cular, half-visible action bust not interfered. After fear. She takes refuge in sequences than for any “The Mummy,” with Tom the home of a childhood genuine exploration of Cruise, fizzled, Universal friend, a police officer (Al- Cecilia’s psychology. We Pictures canceled its Mar- dis Hodge), and his daugh- know, from this invisible vel-esque monster fran- ter (Storm Reid). There, man’s first foggy breath, chise dubbed the Dark she trembles with dread that he’s there; there’s no Universe. Out went plans at the thought of Adrian mystery, just a perverse for Johnny Depp as the coming for her. Her in- game of hide and seek. It Invisible Man. In came a tense paranoia is only mo- takes much of the mov- violent, low-budget Blum- mentarily relieved when ie for Cecilia to convince house-produced re-imag- she gets news that he has anyone else of her unseen ining from the co-creator killed himself. But when tormentor. But as Whan- of the “Saw” franchise. she begins to sense an ee- nell turns toward the The bandages and shades, rie presence, and notice third act, the once prom- needless to say, didn’t things like an unexplained ising set-up disintegrates make the cut. imprint on the rug, Cecilia and “The Invisible Man” Instead, this “Invisible knows that Adrian — “a gets lost in a familiar tor- Man” has shifted its focus world-leader in optics” rent of bullets and blood, from Wells’ optics scientist capable of extreme discov- as well as a few implau- to a woman, Cecilia (Elis- eries — is still with her. sible twists that pull the abeth Moss), running from “He’s not dead,” she says. movie further away from him and fleeing a toxic re- “I just can’t see him.” Moss’s Cecilia. A8 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2020 LOOK! Pokémon Day, International Polar Bear Day, National Chili Day, National Retro Day

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Digging doggy Satellite almost on empty gets new life after space docking

CAPE CANAVERAL, commerce, akin to the Fla. (AP) — A commu- three-spacewalker nication satellite almost capture of a wayward out of fuel has gotten a Intelsat satellite 28 new life after the rst years ago. space docking of its kind. “We’re pushing the Northrop Grumman boundaries of what and Intelsat announced many thought would be the successful link-up impossible,” said Tom nearly 22,500 miles Wilson, president of above Earth on Wednes- SpaceLogistics, a subsid- day. It’s the rst time iary of Northrop Grum- two commercial satel- man. “The impossible is lites have joined in orbit now a reality. Today is a like this. great example of that.” The recently launched The Northrup Grum- satellite — Northrop man satellite was Grumman’s Mission Ex- launched from Kazakh- tension Vehicle, or MEV- stan in October. On 1 — will serve as a guide Tuesday, it closed in on dog of sorts for its aging the 19-year-old Intel- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Intelsat companion. sat 901 satellite and Company of cials clamped onto it. The duo Nova digs for her ball while the rest of her family makes sand castles at the beach in Lynn. called it a historic will remain attached for moment for space the next ve years. After conquering New York, BTS takes L.A. with ‘Carpool Karaoke’

By Christi Carras LOS ANGELES TIMES LOS ANGELES — Nev- er has “Carpool Karaoke” welcomes lived up to its name better than when James Mary Taddie Corden toted all seven Licensed Hearing Instrument Specialist #481 members of BTS around Los Angeles in a giant eight-seat van. “Ask him what would Mary graduated from Indiana University of happen in here if we were eight people instead of PA with a Bachelor of Science degree in seven?” Jin told RM, who Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology. acted as translator in the PHOTO | TNS front seat. Experienced and compassionate, Mary’s “Is this your way of K-pop boy band BTS visit the SiriusXM Studios asking me to join the in New York City. commitment to hearing-impaired people band?” Corden replied. “Is spans three decades, from earning her that what you’re doing? the hit American sitcom drive, along with Post degree through training thousands of It feels like that’s what’s “Friends.” In the back Malone’s “Circles” and hearing professionals in the psychology of happening.” of the car, Jin mumbled Bruno Mars’ “Finesse.” While promoting their that he’d watched all of They also, of course, the hearing-impaired patient. new album, “Map of “Friends” too, “but I can’t rocked out to several the Soul: 7,” the South speak English.” tracks from the chart-top- Korean pop phenoms — “So, for a few years ping “Map of the Soul: 7.” RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, were you just walking Later, Corden and the Jimin, V and Jungkook around going, ‘We were on BTS crew attended a dance WHY HearingLife? — chatted with the “Late a break!’” Corden joked, class in Brentwood, where is one of the largest groups of hearing care Late Show” host about referencing a classic they powered through HearingLife their favorite celebrity “Friends” catchphrase. some intense cardio and centers in the country. With close to 500 locations, we have sightings, nicknames, TV No matter their rst even taught students some access to resources and services that enable us to serve shows and more. language, the “Friends” signature K-pop moves. At the top of the video, theme song seemed to be “Nailed it! Absolutely you at any one of our offices throughout the nation. RM explained that he universal, making up one nailed it,” the comedian was able to teach him- of the tunes the artists said to laughs from the self English by watching covered during their group. SPECIAL OFFER JUST FOR YOU Wearing a mask, Gwyneth Paltrow PLUS RECEIVE A cracks a coronavirus joke OF YOUR CHOICE OF YOUR CHOICE when you complete a when you bring a friend or By Christie D’Zurilla this movie,” she said. gical mask, tagging her 2ND loved one* to your hearing complimentary hearing GIFT CARD LOS ANGELES TIMES “Stay safe. Don’t shake picture with the caption, assessment* assessment* hands. 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MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Thursday, February 27, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. SE winds 20 to 25 kt, be- Wednesday ...... 2990 Wednesday ...... 6356 coming W 15 to 20 kt in the Tuesday ...... 2245 Tuesday ...... 6584 Sunrise today 6:21 a.m. Windy with periods of rain early. Breaks of sun in the af- afternoon. Gusts up to 35 L kt. Waves 2 to 3 ft, except Monday...... 9365 Monday...... 5230 Sunset today 5:31 p.m. ternoon. Morning high of 53F Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: with temps falling to near 40. 5 to 8 ft at the outer harbor Sunrise tomorrow 6:19 a.m. H Winds SW at 25 to 35 mph. entrance. Areas of fog. Rain. Vsby 1 nm or less. Tonight: W EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 1:41 p.m. L Chance of rain 100%. Winds All 4 ...... $6,386 All 4 ...... $4,739 could occasionally gust over winds 15 to 20 kt with gusts Low tide today 7:49 p.m. 40 mph. up to 30 kt. 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By Anne Marie Tobin Masconomet jumped out ITEM STAFF to a 6-0 lead before Ma- shayla Johnson drained a LYNN — There was no pair of free throws to put stopping the No. 10 seeded English on the board with Masconomet girls basket- a little more than three ball team Wednesday night minutes left in the rst at the Paul Cavanagh Field quarter. The shot was just House, as the Chieftains de- the second of the frame for feated No. 7 English, 55-34, the Bulldogs. in the rst round of the Di- After that it was all Mas- vision 1 North tournament. conomet, which closed out The Bulldogs trailed by the quarter with a 9-0 run 21 with six minutes to go, to lead 15-2 after one. but went on a 7-0 run to Olivia Filmore (11 cut their de cit to 16, 44- points) swished a 3-point- 30. Masconomet answered er to start the second with a 7-0 run to put the quarter and make it 18-2. game out of reach at 52-31 English fought back with with a minute and half left a Ruiz free throw and a to play. spin-around layup, and a “That’s a good team, I steal and coast-to-coast give a lot of credit to them,” layup by Reynoso cut the said English coach Mack- de cit to 18-7 with ve enzie Charles. “They came minutes left. well prepared to play and Masconomet closed out they were better than us the half with an 11-0 run (Wednesday).” to make it a 29-7 game at Masconomet senior and the break. 1,000-point scorer Makay- The Chieftains kept la Graves led all scorers their foot on the gas in the with 19 points. third and led by as many English sophomore Ky- as 29, 38-9, midway lia Reynoso led the Bull- through the quarter. Back- dogs with 12 points, all in to-back buckets from Nia the second half. Senior Sams and Reynoso, then a Mashalaya Johnson n- Reynoso 3-pointer and ished with six points, Perry free throw cut the while seniors Julianna de cit down to 38-17. Perry and Jessica Ruiz Graves stopped the bleed- each had ve points. ing with a little stop-and- Masconomet limped into pop, but English closed the tournament, having out the quarter with a lost its last three games Jaivalize Soto free throw and four of the last ve. and Perry bucket to make The Bulldogs weren’t ex- it 40-20 with eight min- actly peaking either, hav- utes left. ing nished the season With Masconomet mak- with back-to-back losses at ing the leap into the the Woburn Tournament. Northeastern Conference Both teams got off to a next season, Charles said cautious start, but as the ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO the game was a preview of English turnovers started what’s to come. Kylia Reynoso led the way for English with 12 points in a loss to Masconomet in the rst round of to add up, the Chieftains the Division 1 North tournament Wednesday night. made the Bulldogs pay. ENGLISH, B2 St. Mary’s hockey sweeps tourney openers

ITEM FILE PHOTO ITEM FILE PHOTO Jenna Chaplain scored two goals for St. Mary’s in a win over Lexington St. Mary’s Brady Bullock scored one goal in a win over Central Catholic in the preliminary round of the Division 1 tournament Wednesday night. in the rst round of the Division 1 North tournament Wednesday. St. Mary’s girls push past No. 28 Spartans boys knock off No. 12 Central Lexington to move on in Division 1 in rst round of Division 1 North By Daniel Kane in recent games, but that in a tournament game,” By Mike Alongi day night. whole way. I’m happy to ITEM STAFF was no problem Wednes- Pagliuca said. “Even say- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “Central Catholic is a see the way our guys n- day. There’s still plenty ing that we still missed a well-known program and ished out there.” LYNN — The No. 5 St. STONEHAM — The St. for the Spartans to lot of opportunities that they’re always one of the The Spartans featured Mary’s girls hockey team Mary’s boys hockey team sharpen up as they move we should’ve buried. We best in the state, and this ve different goal scorers started the Division 1 were a little tentative to knew it had to bring its on the night, with Brady tournament on the right ahead in the bracket but A-game to the opening year is no different head coach Frank Pagliu- start, gave up some chanc- because it was a battle Bullock, Max Giardina, track Wednesday night es to Lexington, but I round of the Division 1 Kyle LoNigro, Seamus with a 6-1 win over No. 28 ca was pleased with what North tournament, and out there,” said St. Mary’s he saw in the preliminary thought we settled down coach Mark Lee. “The Foley and Owen Maguire Lexington at Connery and played well as the the No. 5 Spartans did each nding the back of Rink. round. just that in a 5-1 win over score might be a little de- game went along.” the net. St. Mary’s had struggled “It was good to get the No. 12 Central Catholic at ceiving because it was an to nd the back of the net offense going, especially ST. MARY’S, B2 Stoneham Arena Wednes- up and down game the SPARTANS, B2 Peabody/Lynn eld girls hockey moves on in Division 1 By Scot Cooper After a scoreless rst that pouncing on the rebound. FOR THE ITEM saw both teams get a few The Tanners made it a solid scoring chances, Pea- 2-0 game with 4:03 left in PEABODY — The No. 9 body/Lynn eld got the goal the second. Corr denied Peabody/Lynn eld girls that would stand up as the Hannah Gromko on a hockey team got two goals winner just over three min- breakaway, but Gromko in the second period and utes into the second period. followed the puck behind another two in the third to the cage and got another beat No. 24 Plymouth, 4-0, Mirasolo scored on a back- hand in front. Plymouth shot on net. That shot was in the preliminary round of also stopped, but Jennifer the Division 1 tournament goalie Lexxi Corr lost her Flynn slammed in the re- Wednesday evening at stick in the scramble in bound for Peabody/Lynn- McVann-O’Keefe Memorial front and couldn’t poke the eld Rink. puck away from Mirasolo Plymouth had a burst in Tanners forward Sammie at the top of the crease. the third period, sending a Mirasolo — who notched a Jenna DiNapoli started the ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO  urry of shots at Collins, hat trick — and goalie Jeny play, getting the puck back but she stopped everything From left, Peabody/Lynn eld’s Penelope Spack, Sammie Mirasolo and Collins — who had a shut- at the right point to Caro- as the clock wound down. Reilly Ganter celebrate Mirasolo’s goal in a win over Plymouth in the out in net — led the way for lyn Garafoli, who drilled it preliminary round of the Division 1 tournament Wednesday evening. the Tanners. in on Corr, with Mirasolo TANNERS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2020 St. John’s Prep hockey wins Super 8 tourney opener Despite scoring 13 sec- TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP onds into the game, the By Mike Alongi Crusaders fell in the open- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ing round of the Division 1 North tournament at The No. 4 St. John’s Prep hockey team opened up Chelmsford Forum. the Division 1A “Super 8” Ian Worthley, John Ber- tournament with a bang nbaum and Tom Estella Wednesday evening, knock- each scored one goal in the ing off Catholic Conference loss for the Crusaders. rival No. 5 Xaverian 2-1 in Fenwick finishes the the opening round at Lor- season at 11-8-3. ing Arena in Framingham. MIAA GIRLS Jack Gilligan and Ryan HOCKEY Webb scored the goals for Division 1 the Eagles, while Jake Di- Belmont 4, Napoli, Josiah Brown and Winthrop 2 Ryan Hart each had one Winthrop simply didn’t assist. have the firepower to get The Prep (12-4-5) will past No. 7 Belmont in the take on the winner of No. 1 opening round of the Divi- Arlington/No. 8 Framing- sion 1 tournament at Skip ham Sunday at a time and Viglirolo Rink in Belmont. place to be determined. Emma Holmes and Han- MIAA BOYS nah Parker scored the HOCKEY goals for the Vikings in ITEM FILE PHOTO Division 1 North the defeat. St. John’s Prep’s Jake DiNapoli (right) had one assist in a win over Xaverian in the first round of Westford Academy 4, Winthrop finishes the the Division 1A “Super 8” tournament Wednesday night. Fenwick 3 season at 8-8-3. St. Mary’s boys hockey knocks off Central SPARTANS utes later, St. Mary’s re- From B1 sponded to retake the lead. The Spartans got a Davis Kinne, Christian break going up the ice Moran and Dante D’Am- thanks to Ouellette, who brosio each had two as- sent a pass to D’Ambrosio sists in the win, while up the left side. D’Ambro- Brady Carpenter, Kory sio then fired a pass over Ouellette, Colby Ma- to Giardina, who flicked gliozzi and Harrison the puck into the back of Kinne each had one as- the net to give St. Mary’s sist. the lead. In net, Spartans senior The third period be- goalie Sal Caruso was a longed entirely to the rock with 27 saves. Spartans. After killing off “In the postseason, it all a penalty in the early starts with goaltending,” minutes, St. Mary’s got a said Lee. “The bigger the powerplay goal from Ma- game, the better he seems guire to extend its lead to to play. When Central was 3-1 with just over five pushing early and getting minutes to play. LoNigro a lot of shots, he made a added a goal 40 seconds bunch of key saves for us. later to make it 4-1, then That’s what you need to ITEM FILE PHOTO Foley capped off the scor- be successful.” St. Mary’s Davis Kinne had two assists in a win ing with 1:29 to play in Central Catholic came over Central Catholic in the first round of the the game. out and controlled posses- Division 1 North tournament Wednesday. St. Mary’s (13-7-2) now sion in the early part of moves on to face No. 4 the first period, forcing St. the corner and sent a pass Central took it to us in the Belmont in the Division 1 Mary’s to do a lot of work out to Moran at the blue opening minutes. But we North quarterfinal at Wo- in its own zone. Caruso line. Moran fired a shot on settled down, started to burn Memorial Rink Sat- was bombarded with net that Central goalie play our game and we urday (TBA). ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO shots in the opening Michael Brothers turned were able to capitalize at “Our philosophy has al- frame, making nine saves. ways been to focus on us English’s Jessica Ruiz scored five points in a away, but Bullock was sit- the end of the period.” The Spartans started to and our execution as a loss to Masconomet in the first round of the Di- ting right there for the There was more back get some positive momen- rebound. Bullock slammed and forth in the second team, no matter who we vision 1 North tournament Wednesday night. tum going later in the pe- the puck home and St. period. Central was able play,” said Lee. “De- riod, pushing the puck Mary’s took a 1-0 lead into to tie the game at 1-1 with fense-first hockey is what into the offensive zone the first intermission. just over eight minutes to St. Mary’s lives by, and we English eliminated and getting some shots on “Scoring a goal at the go after Aidan O’Connell want to keep it that way. net. Things finally paid end of a period like that is found the back of the net We’re just going to go over off with just 30 seconds always big for momen- after a faceoff win by a few things in the coming from Div. 1 North left in the period. Davis tum,” said Lee. “We came Mark Mangione. days and we’ll be ready to Kinne dug the puck out of out a little flat early and But less than four min- go on Saturday.” ENGLISH back appearances in the From B1 state tournament and a Northeastern Conference “They will help the com- South Division title in St. Mary’s girls hockey defeats Lexington petition in our league and 2020. I appreciate having an- “They are great kids and ST. MARY’S Midway through the first, other good team in our they do a great job in the From B1 Chaplain jumped a pass league as that will help us classroom,” said Charles. right in front of the Lex- prepare for this time of “They are a great example Jenna Chaplain and Feli- ington goal and made a the year,” Charles said. “It of what we want for the cia D’Alessandro each had nice move to her backhand will help the entire league Lady Bulldogs. They got two goals to lead St. Mary’s. to put the Spartans back get stronger.” so much better from their Lexie Turner and Zoe Sol- out front 2-1. The loss brought the ca- freshman year when they omons each added one goal The Spartans got back reers of six Bulldogs to a only won five games, so I while Kelsey Sullivan led on the board early in the close. That group — cap- am so proud of them and the way in a strong all- second. Sullivan dished a tains Perry and Ruiz, they definitely went out around defensive effort. perfect pass up ice to along with Johnson, Ra- better than the way they “Jenna Chaplain played Chaplain, who skated to a vyn Rapely, Maylin Eche- started.” great, she was really explo- breakaway and scored, varria and Stacy Abreau Masconomet (13-7) now sive on the puck,” Pagliuca stretching St. Mary’s lead — was instrumental in moves on to the quarterfi- said. “Felicia, when she to 3-1. injecting new life into the nal round Saturday had her opportunities out Lexington had a big edge program, leading the Bull- against host Chelmsford there, also had a jump in in shots from there, but dogs (14-7) to back-to- (7). her step which is positive Pitari settled in nicely. to see. Overall our defense The eighth-grade goalie played well. Kelsey Sulli- put forward a perfect 11- van and Haylie Grossman save period to keep the Peabody/Lynnfield played well overall and the Spartans two-goal Megan (Parthum) and lead in tact. Aria (Kader) did a good St. Mary’s offense got job as well.” moves on in Div. 1 back on track in the third. Eighth grader Rhyan Pi- With Lexington on the can play too.” tari got the nod at goalie TANNERS power play, Turner trailed and, after allowing an ear- From B1 On the winning side, a play and picked up loose ly goal, was perfect the Peabody/Lynnfield coach puck, skating to a break- Corr left the net for Michelle Roach was glad rest of the night with 21 Plymouth with 1:54 left saves. away and scoring to put her team overcame a slow the Spartans ahead 4-1. and Mirasolo took advan- start. “Rhyan, once she settled tage of the empty cage, down and got the nerves D’Alessandro took over “We were a little slow at things from there, adding scoring her second goal on the start, they came to bat- down she was better mov- assists from Flynn and Di- ing on,” Pagliuca said. two goals in just 41 sec- tle, we had to settle down onds late in third to ice Napoli. and play our game, just “She played well for us.” With just 4.3 seconds The Spartans wasted no the win. reset and play well,” Roach The Spartans move on to left, Mirasolo completed said. “We want to play with time getting started in her hat trick, sliding in an- the first round where they a sense of urgency, but not this one. After getting the other backhander, this puck deep in the Lexing- will play No. 12 Shrews- playing like we have to do time set up by Garafoli. ton zone, Maggie Pierce bury Monday (TBA) at everything in one minute.” Plymouth coach Bob Mc- sent a shot across the Ryan Arena in Watertown. Cosh knew his team had to Mirasolo was glad to crease and Solomons was “For us moving forward keep Mirasolo and the oth- start off the tournament there to bury the tough we have to just be better er speedy Tanner forwards with a solid win. angle shot just 15 second in all phases,” Pagliuca under wraps, but they “I thought we played into the game to put St. said. “We turned the puck couldn’t get it done. very well overall, we really Mary’s ahead 1-0. over sometimes. We got “That’s a well-coached kept at it and we were able But a Spartans penalty beat along the wall team, they set up well and to connect in the second helped the Minutemen get (Wednesday) which is got good shots, they de- and third period,” Mirasolo right back into things. something we really need served to win, they out- said. Shea Freda’s low shot to work on because played us,” McCosh said. Peabody/Lynnfield will from the point beat Pitari Shrewsbury is a big phys- ITEM FILE PHOTO “We knew we had to con- face off against No. 8 Bos- to her left to even things ical team. We can’t keep tain (Mirasolo), but we ton Latin Saturday after- up at 1-1. going like that but we St. Mary’s Lexie Turner scored one goal in a win couldn’t, and they’ve got a noon (3:30) at Ryan Arena St. Mary’s brought most have a couple days of over Lexington in the preliminary round of the bunch of other kids who in Watertown. of the pressure from there. practice to work on it.” Division 1 tournament Wednesday night. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY MIAA Boys Basketball Local state tournament action MIAA Girls Basketball Division 1 North Quarterfinal No. 7 Lawrence at No. 2 English (7) Division 3 North Quarterfinal MIAA Girls Basketball No. 6 Winthrop at No. 3 Whittier (7) Division 2 North Quarterfinal MIAA Boys Hockey No. 6 Newburyport at No. 3 Saugus Division 3 North (7) No. 13 Swampscott at No. 4 Essex Division 3 North Quarterfinal No. 8 Austin Prep at No. 1 St. Mary’s Tech (at Stoneham, 6) (7) FRIDAY No. 5 Lynnfield at No. 4 Fenwick (7)

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn girls youth lynnyouthhockey.com. hockey signups NSBUA Classes Lynn Youth Hockey is The North Shore Base- looking to form two all- ball Umpires Association girls teams — one at 10U (NSBUA) is looking for and one at 12U — for the new umpires for the 2020 2020-2021 season. The season. teams will play out of the The final class date is February 24. The certifica- Middlesex Yankee Confer- tion exam date is March 2. ence Girls League and the The $100 fee includes the invite is open to all girls course, all written materi- under 12 years old who als, a rule book and the live in Lynn and the sur- certification exam. A suc- rounding cities and towns. cessfully completed Massa- Placements will be held chusetts CORI certification March 6 from 6 p.m. to 7 is required. p.m. at Connery Rink in For more information Lynn. contact Interpreter Steve For more information, Carroll via email at ste- please contact bboisson@ [email protected]. TV/RADIO TV NHL 7:30 p.m...... Dallas at Boston...... NBCSN Men’s College Hockey 7 p.m...... Merrimack at Boston College...... NESN Women’s College Hockey 1 p.m...... Hockey East quarters: Vermont at Northeastern...... NESN NBA 8 p.m...... Portland at Indiana...... TNT 10:30 p.m...... LA Lakers at Golden State...... TNT Men’s College Basketball ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO 6 p.m...... Delaware at Charleston...... CBSSN 7 p.m...... Indiana at Purdue...... FS1 English’s Maylin Echevarria drives to the basket during a loss to Masconomet in the first 7 p.m...... Radford at Hampton...... ESPNU round of the Division 1 North tournament Wednesday night. 7 p.m...... Wisconsin at Michigan...... ESPN2 8 p.m...... Illinois at Northwestern...... Big Ten Network 8 p.m...... James Madison at Northeastern...... NESN Plus 8 p.m...... Louisiana Tech at Western Ky...... CBSSN 8 p.m...... Temple at Wichita State...... ESPN 9 p.m...... Ohio State at Nebraska...... ESPN2 10 p.m...... Arizona at USC...... ESPN 10 p.m...... Saint Mary’s at Santa Clara...... CBSSN 11 p.m...... Oregon St. at Oregon...... ESPN2 11 p.m...... UC Irvine at Cal Poly...... ESPNU Women’s College Basketball 6 p.m...... Boston College at Louisville...... ACC Network 6 p.m...... Nebraska at Indiana...... Big Ten Network 7 p.m...... Alabama at Texas A&M...... SEC Network 9 p.m...... Arkansas at Mississippi St...... SEC Network MLB Spring Training 1 p.m...... Tampa Bay at NY Yankees...... MLB Network 6 p.m...... Houston at Washington...... MLB Network Golf 10 a.m...... PGA Tour: Honda Classic...... Golf Men’s Soccer 10 p.m...... CONCACAF: Club Leon at Los Angeles FC...... FS1 Radio MLB Spring Training 1:05 p.m...... Philadelphia at Boston...... WEEI-AM 850 NHL 7:30 p.m...... Dallas at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5

NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 64 39 13 12 90 210 164 St. Louis 64 37 17 10 84 206 179 Tampa Bay 63 40 18 5 85 224 175 Dallas 63 37 20 6 80 171 160 Toronto 64 33 23 8 74 224 213 Colorado 61 36 18 7 79 212 166 Florida 63 33 24 6 72 219 213 Nashville 62 31 23 8 70 198 198 Montreal 65 29 27 9 67 197 199 Winnipeg 65 32 27 6 70 196 195 Buffalo 62 29 25 8 66 182 193 Minnesota 62 30 25 7 67 191 201 Ottawa 64 21 31 12 54 169 219 Chicago 63 27 28 8 62 187 203 Detroit 65 15 46 4 34 131 244 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 64 34 22 8 76 208 196 ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Washington 63 39 18 6 84 222 193 Vancouver 62 34 22 6 74 207 190 Pittsburgh 61 37 18 6 80 201 168 Edmonton 63 33 22 8 74 201 196 Left: Peabody/Lynnfield’s Penelope Spack handles the puck during a win over Plymouth in Philadelphia 63 36 20 7 79 210 185 Calgary 64 33 25 6 72 192 198 N.Y. Islanders 62 35 20 7 77 179 168 Arizona 66 31 27 8 70 182 176 the preliminary round of the Division 1 state tournament Wednesday. Right: English guard Columbus 65 31 20 14 76 170 171 Anaheim 63 25 30 8 58 165 200 Julianna Perry dribbles while looking for an open teammate during a loss to Masconomet. Carolina 62 35 23 4 74 202 176 San Jose 63 26 33 4 56 161 207 N.Y. Rangers 62 34 24 4 72 207 191 Los Angeles 63 22 35 6 50 156 203 New Jersey 62 25 27 10 60 171 211 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss.

Wednesday’s Games Colorado at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Buffalo at Colorado, 8 p.m. Buffalo at Vegas, 10 p.m. Edmonton at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games Thursday’s Games Boston vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Veter- Chicago at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. ans Memorial Coliseum, 1 p.m. Dallas at Boston, 7 p.m. Calgary at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Montreal, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Toronto at Florida, 7 p.m. Chicago at Florida, 6 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Vancouver at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Carolina at Montreal, 7 p.m. Calgary at Nashville, 8 p.m. Detroit at Ottawa, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Vancouver at Toronto, 7 p.m. Washington at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Buffalo at Arizona, 8 p.m. New Jersey at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Colorado at Nashville, 8 p.m. Friday’s Games Dallas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Columbus, 7 p.m. Winnipeg at Edmonton, 10 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Jose, 10:30 p.m.

NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Toronto 42 16 .724 — Houston 37 20 .649 — Boston 40 17 .702 1½ Dallas 35 23 .603 2½ Philadelphia 36 22 .621 6 Memphis 28 29 .491 9 Brooklyn 26 30 .464 15 New Orleans 25 33 .431 12½ New York 17 40 .298 24½ San Antonio 24 32 .429 12½ Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 36 21 .632 — Denver 40 18 .690 — Orlando 25 32 .439 11 Utah 36 21 .632 3½ Washington 20 36 .357 15½ Oklahoma City 36 22 .621 4 Charlotte 19 38 .333 17 Portland 26 33 .441 14½ Atlanta 17 42 .288 20 Minnesota 16 40 .286 23 Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Milwaukee 50 8 .862 — L.A. Lakers 44 12 .786 — Indiana 34 24 .586 16 L.A. Clippers 38 19 .667 6½ Chicago 20 39 .339 30½ Sacramento 24 33 .421 20½ Detroit 19 41 .317 32 Phoenix 24 34 .414 21 Cleveland 16 41 .281 33½ Golden State 12 46 .207 33 Wednesday’s Games Brooklyn at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Washington, 7 p.m. Charlotte at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. New York at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Cleveland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Dallas at Miami, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Oklahoma City at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Orlando at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Sacramento at Memphis, 8 p.m. Memphis at Houston, 8 p.m. Detroit at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Dallas at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Washington at Utah, 9 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Denver at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Boston at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Thursday’s Games Chicago at New York, 5 p.m. New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Brooklyn at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Portland at Indiana, 8 p.m. Portland at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Left: English’s Nia Sams pulls down a rebound during a loss to Masconomet in the Division 1 Sacramento at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Indiana at Cleveland, 8 p.m. North tournament. Right: Peabody/Lynnfield’s Carolyn Garofoli gets set for a shot during a L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Memphis, 8 p.m. Friday’s Games Houston at Boston, 8:30 p.m. win over Plymouth in the Division 1 tournament Wednesday. Minnesota at Orlando, 7 p.m. Orlando at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Wife grows anxious as man grows closer to her sister DEAR ABBY: I’ve site sides of the fence, but been married to my hus- Dear Abby is written by Abigail even if we weren’t, I’m band for 21 years. We’ve tired of all the nastiness had our ups and downs, Van Buren, also known as Jeanne on both sides. but our relationship is Phillips, and was founded by her I have politely asked solid. mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact them to discuss topics For the last year, I have other than politics. I even watched as my husband Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. talked to my boss about has become closer to my Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. it, but he said it’s not up sister. It started with to him what people talk phone calls every once in about on their down time. a while to check on how er week because she is on than an emotional af- Sometimes he joins us in she’s doing. (She lives in “having health issues.” fair. the lunchroom and con- our second home in a dif- I told him I think he’s You need more support tributes to the topic. One ferent state.) Then it having an emotional af- than a newspaper column of my co-workers is eight turned into hours-long fair with my sister, but he can provide. Make an ap- months pregnant, and conversations a few times disagreed. I’m in con- she gets so worked up, I a week. When I told him pointment with a licensed stant panic mode and marriage and family worry she’ll go into pre- it made me very uncom- don’t know what to do. mature labor. What fortable, he said they are therapist, if only to calm Any advice? your panic and gain an should my next step, just “very, very good short of quitting, be? friends.” ally. If you can convince SUSPICIOUS IN your husband to go, it About six months ago, THE NORTHWEST LOSING MY he started calling me by might allay your fears. APPETITE her name at inappropri- DEAR SUSPICIOUS: But if he isn’t interested ate times. I told him he I don’t blame you for be- — go alone. DEAR LOSING: Un- has been murmuring her ing as upset as you are less there is a rule specify- name in my ear while because, to say the least, DEAR ABBY: I have a ing that you must eat we’re in bed. He said he what your husband has dream job and enjoy ev- your lunch inside the of- was sorry, and he would been doing is inappropri- ery part of it, except for fice, consider taking your make some changes to ate. Have you talked to the lunch hour. The time lunch break outside. the relationship with my your sister about this? If for my break isn’t debat- When the weather is mild, sister. The changes he you haven’t, you should. able, nor is the area. We it could be a nice, quiet made were to talk to her I am surprised that you have a specific area for break. If it’s too cold to eat every night for hours at a didn’t go with him when eating, and we aren’t outside, you could do it in time. Then he needed to he went to visit “Sissy” supposed to bring food to your car and listen to mu- go to our other house “to and help her with her our work station. sic. However, if that’s not get it ready for winter.” “health issues.” That he During lunch time, sev- possible, the solution to He was alone with her for extended his stay with en to 10 people talk poli- your problem might be as two weeks and then ex- her makes me wonder if tics every day. It doesn’t simple as noise-canceling tended his stay by anoth- there may be more going help that we are on oppo- headphones. BRIDGE

Gather intelligence before deciding The Duke of Wellington was dis- for South. He wanted to find out cussing war, but with a small change more about the distribution before we can make an equally valid point committing himself. about bridge: All the business of Judging that West would have led bridge is to endeavor to find out what a singleton diamond if he had one, you don’t know by what you do. declarer overtook the diamond king In other words, as you play out a with dummy’s ace and discarded his deal, you learn more about the op- club queen on the diamond queen. ponents’ hands and should use this Now came the spade queen from the information. board. East won with the ace and re- Against four hearts, West led the turned a diamond. club 10. East won the first trick with South ruffed with the heart ace, the ace, cashed the club king (the cashed the spade king, discarding accepted way of showing a double- dummy’s club loser, then led the ton) and exited with a diamond. heart eight and ran it. When it won, With a guaranteed spade loser, he repeated the heart finesse, drew declarer had to find the trump queen West’s last trump and claimed. to make his contract. Assuming West Why was South so confident had five clubs to East’s two, there about the hearts? Because East had were 11 empty spaces in East’s passed as dealer and had already hand for the heart queen, but only shown up with 11 points: the club eight in West’s hand. However, those ace-king and spade ace. He couldn’t 11-to-8 odds weren’t good enough hold a queen as well. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS THIS WEEK IN THEATERS

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In the new film Francoise’s (Cara Gee) dog forces to learn more about didn’t think I would enjoy Brooklyn Nine-Nine: “Debbie” team tasked with delivering themselves through the en- this trip. London’s tale is NBC, 8:30 p.m. The Call of the Wild, based on Jack London’s classic, view- the mail. It takes Buck a bit vironment that encompasses masterful, and once you put When cocaine and weapons are stolen from the to assimilate to the alpha them. Both are wandering, aside the weirdness of the evidence lock-up, the squad must investigate the ers go along on the journey to the Yukon Territory to see dog in the group, but he soon both are lost, and both will dogs and the expectation that Nine-Nine itself. how a man and a dog deal falls in line and continues his get some direction from the they would talk, I found my Grey’s Anatomy: “Snowblind” with the obstacles placed in journey into the wild. It’s a world around them. enjoyment. ABC, 9 p.m. their way. trek that will enlighten the First, the elephant in the We all answer calls on a Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Carina (Stefania Buck is a dog who owns mighty beast and awaken a room about this offering: daily basis. We all search for Spampinato) question DeLuca’s (Giacomo Gianni- his small California town. call within him. Buck is very computer-gen- ourselves amid the chaos. otti) uncharacteristic behavior when he volunteers He can get away with al- John Thornton (Harrison erated (yes, I need the word Maybe to find yourself, it just to perform a life-threatening task during a blizzard. most anything, as he is the Ford) is in the Yukon for VERY there). It is so evident takes a peek at the wild to Meanwhile, Bailey (Chandra Wilson) tries to help dog owned by the local judge. other reasons. He has come as the movie begins that it is open a world of amazing op- Joey (guest star Noah Alexander Gerry) with his fu- Buck is a giant beast and, as for solitude amid the gaggle almost comical and off-put- portunities. ture, while Richard (James Pickens Jr.) trains a new such, catches the eye of a dog of individuals seeking the ting, but then something hap- intern at the hospital. thief, who removes him from promise of gold. Much like pened. After Buck arrives in Paul’s Grade: C+

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT UNDER M.G.L. c. 183A:6 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT given by Richard E. Yunker and Julia R. Yunker to Mortgage Electronic Registration Docket No. ES20C0060CA By virtue of a Judgment and Order of the Lynn District Court (Civil Action No. 1813 Systems, Inc. ("MERS") as nominee for Union Trust Mortgage Corporation dated CITATION ON CV 1091), in favor of the Trustees of the 458-460 Eastern Avenue Condominium October 21, 2009, recorded with the Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book PETITION TO CHANGE NAME Trust against Elizabeth Slate, establishing a lien pursuant to M.G.L. c. 183A:6 on 29018, Page 189, which mortgage was assigned to Wells Fargo Bank, NA by Essex Probate and Family Court the real estate known as Unit 12 of the 458-460 Eastern Avenue Condominium Assignment dated June 22, 2011, recorded in Book 30485, Page 66; further 36 Federal Street Street with a street address of 458-460 Eastern Avenue, Lynn, Essex County, assigned to The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development by Assignment Salem, MA 01970 Massachusetts for the purposes of satisfying such lien, the real estate is dated October 11, 2016, recorded in Book 35604, Page 547; further assigned to (978)744-1020 scheduled for Public Auction commencing at 1:00 p.m. on March 20, 2020 at Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC by Assignment dated December 12, 2016, recorded 458-460 Eastern Avenue, Unit 12, Lynn, Massachusetts. The premises to be sold in Book 35604, Page 550; further assigned to Bayview Dispositions IVB, LLC by In the matter of: Jordano Garcia Almonte are more particularly described as follows: Assignment dated December 31, 2018, recorded in Book 37323, Page 505; and further assigned to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, as Trustee of the A Petition to Change of Name Adult has been filed by DESCRIPTION: Residential Credit Opportunities Trust V-C by Assignment dated December 31, 2018, recorded in Book 37323, Page 507, of which mortgage the undersigned is Jordano Garcia Almonte of Lynn MA Condominium Unit Number 12, in a Condominium known as 458-460 Eastern the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for requesting that the court enter a Decree changing their name to: Avenue Condominium situated at and having a post office address of 458-460 the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts, and established by the Grantor pursuant to on the 30th day of March, 2020, at the mortgaged premises described below, Jordano Llinares Almonte Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183A by Master Deed dated April 4, 2005, being known as 190 Norfolk Avenue, Swampscott, MA, all and singular the recorded in Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 24144, Page 308, which Unit premises described in said mortgage, to wit: IMPORTANT NOTICE is shown on the floor plans filed with the Master Deed and on a copy of the portion Any person may appear for purposes of objecting to the petition by filing an of said plans attached to the First Unit Deed, recorded with said Registry of Deeds The land with the buildings thereto in Swampscott, Essex County, Massachusetts appearance at: Essex Probate and Family Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return at Book 25078, Page 38, to which is affixed the verified statement of a registered bounded and described as follows: day of 03/16/2020. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you professional engineer in the form required by Section 9 of said Chapter 183A. must file a written appearance if you object to this proceeding. SOUTHWESTERLY by Norfolk Avenue, 50 feet; The Post Office address of the Unit is 458-460 Eastern Avenue, Unit 12, Lynn, MA NORTHWESTERLY by Lot 47 on the Plan hereinafter mentioned, 110 feet; Witness, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. 01902. NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of the Boston and Main Railroad Co., Date: February 19, 2020 42.97 feet; and Pamela Casey O'Brien Said Unit is conveyed together with: SOUTHEASTERLY by Lot 49 on said plan, 109.56 feet. Register of Probate Item: February 27, 2020 1. An undivided 3.65% proportionate interest in the common areas and facilities Be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and /- of the property described in said Master Deed attributable to the Unit. described. Being the premises shown as Lot 48 on a plan for Subdivision of (SEAL) Property of the Stetson Land Company, situated in Swampscott, Mass., by Charles 2. The exclusive right of the Unit Owner to use the exclusive areas including any Gay, C.E. dated November 1, 1892 and recorded with Essex South Registry of COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS parking areas set forth in the Master Deed and depicted on said floor plans. Deeds, Plan Book 10 Plan 7, less that portion thereof which was conveyed to said Boston and Maine Railroad Co., by Emma N. Metcalf by deed dated January 19, LAND COURT 3. An easement for the continuance of all encroachments by the Unit on any 1903, recorded with said Deeds in Book 1694, Page 274. adjoining Units or common elements which may come into existence hereafter as DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT a result of settling or shifting of the building, or as a result of repair or restoration The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by public of the building or of the Unit after damage or destruction, by fire or other casualty, proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further postpone 20 SM 000626 or after taking in condemnation or eminent domain proceedings, or by reason of at any adjourned sale date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed any alteration or repair to the common elements made by or with the consent of for the adjourned sale date. The Mortgagee further reserves the right to open the ORDER OF NOTICE the Managing Board of the Condominium Trust. bidding at the time, date and place appointed for sale, and if no bids are received, or the bids received are deemed unacceptable to Mortgagee, to postpone the sale TO: 4. An easement in common with the owners of other Units to use pipes, wires, to a later date by public proclamation. The Heirs, Devisees or Legal Representatives of the Estate of Francis Ewing, Jr. ducts, flues, cables, conduits, public utility lines and other common elements Joyce E. LeMay-Ewing located in any of the other units or elsewhere on the property, and serving the Unit Said premises will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all restrictions, and all rights enumerated in the Master Deed. easements, improvements, outstanding tax titles, mortgages, liens, rights of and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 tenants and parties in possession, unpaid taxes, municipal liens and other public U.S.C. c. 50 § 3901 (et seq) Said Unit is conveyed subject to: taxes, assessments or liens, having priority over the mortgage described herein, if any. In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency 1. The rights reserved and restrictions cited in the Master Deed by the Grantors for purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of themselves, their successors and assigns. Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by Foreclosure numbered 5 Ainsworth Place, given by Francis Ewing, Jr. to "MERS", Mortgage 2. An easement in favor of the other Units to use the pipes, wires, ducts, flues, Deed to the second highest bidder provided that the second highest bidder shall Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., a separate corporation that is acting conduits, cables, public utility lines and other common elements located in the deposit with Mortgagee's attorneys the amount of the required deposit as set forth solely as nominee for First Home Mortgage Corporation dba First Home Unit and serving other Units. herein within three (3) business days after written notice of default of the previous Mortgage Services, "Lender"; and its successors and assigns, dated June 20, highest bidder and title shall be conveyed to said second highest bidder within 2018, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in 3. The provisions of said Chapter 183A, the Master Deed, By-Laws and floor Plans twenty (20) days of said written notice. Book 36802, Page 605, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed of the Condominium recorded as part of the Master Deed, as the same may be with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' amended from time to time by instruments recorded in the Essex South Registry of TERMS OF SALE: Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) will be required to bid and Servicemembers status. Deeds, which provisions, together with any amendments thereto, shall constitute be paid in cash or by certified check at the time and place of sale as earnest If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United covenants running with the land and shall bind any person having, at any time, money. The balance is to be paid in cash or by certified check within thirty (30) States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers any interest or estate in the Unit, as though such provisions were recited in their days of the date of the sale at the offices of Murphy & Lupan, P.A., 5 Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on entirety herein. Commonwealth Road, Natick, Massachusetts 01760. The description of the that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of any this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before March 23, 4. This Unit is intended to be used as a dwelling unit and shall not be occupied by typographical error in this publication. 2020 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground more than one family, or more than two persons unrelated by blood or marriage, of noncompliance with the Act. and may not be used in whole or in part as a professional office, whether or not Other terms, if any, to be announced at the time and place of sale. accessory to such use, and shall be further subject to all restrictions enumerated Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on February 7, 2020 in the Master Deed. WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, AS OWNER TRUSTEE OF THE Attest: For title, see Deed to Elizabeth Slate dated May 26, 2017 and recorded with the RESIDENTIAL CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES Essex County South Registry of Deeds in Book 35898, Page 526. TRUST V-C ______Present holder of said mortgage, Deborah J. Patterson In the event of a typographical error or omission contained in this publication, the By its attorney, Recorder description of the premises contained in said Unit Deed shall control. Michael J. Murphy Item: February 27, 2020 TERMS OF SALE: Murphy & Lupan, P.A. 5 Commonwealth Road 1. A non-refundable deposit payable in cash, certified or bank check in the Natick, MA 01760 amount of $5,000.00 for the unit shall be payable at the Auction. Tel: (508) 650-9252

2. The balance of the purchase price is to be paid within thirty (30) days of the Item: February 27, 28, 29, 2020 Does your company auction. need employees? COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 3. An Auctioneer's Release Deed will be issued to the purchaser, upon payment of THE TRIAL COURT the balance of the purchase price, within thirty (30) days of the auction. The Deed PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT shall convey the premises subject to, and with the benefit of, all restrictions, Docket No. ES20C0077CA easements, improvements, outstanding tax titles, municipal or other public taxes, CITATION ON assessments, liens, or claims in the nature of liens, and existing encumbrances of PETITION TO CHANGE NAME record senior to the lien hereby being satisfied, whether or not reference to such Essex Probate and Family Court restrictions, easements, improvements, outstanding tax titles, municipal or other 36 Federal Street Street public taxes, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens or encumbrances Salem, MA 01970 is made in the deed. (978)744-1020

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SEOUL, South Korea continent but Antarctica. tain it brought concern it (AP) — Crews scrubbed In Europe, where Ger- could run rampant there everything from money many, France and Spain and spread easily else- to buses, military bases were among the places where. were on high alert and with a growing caseload, “We’re going to be trying quarantines were en- an expanding cluster of to slow down the spread so forced Wednesday from a more than 440 cases in that our hospitals are not beachfront resort in the northern Italy was eyed as overwhelmed in one big Atlantic to a remote is- a source for transmissions. gulp, one big hit,” said Ian land in the Pacific, as the In the Middle East, Mackay, who studies vi- world worked to halt the where cases increased in ruses at the University of fast-spreading virus that Bahrain, Kuwait and Iraq, Queensland in Australia. for the first time counted blame was directed to- In South Korea, work- more new cases outside ward Iran. ers sanitized public buses, China than inside the In Asia, where the crisis while in China, banks dis- country, where the epi- originated late last year infected banknotes using demic originated. in China, threats contin- ultraviolet rays. Worries over the ever-ex- ued to emerge around the In Germany, authori- panding economic fallout region, with South Korea ties stressed “sneezing of the COVID-19 crisis battling a mass outbreak etiquette,” while in the multiplied, with factories centered in the 2.5 mil- United States, doctors idled, trade routes fro- lion-person city of Daegu. announced a clinical trial zen and tourism crippled, The illness had now of a possible coronavirus while a growing list of na- spread to at least 39 coun- treatment. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tions braced for the illness tries, said world health of- Around the world, as to breach their borders. Workers disinfect subway trains against coronavirus in Tehran, Iran ficials, who simultaneous- Christians marked the Even the Olympics, five early Wednesday. ly cautioned against the start of the holy season months away, wasn’t far risks of unnecessary fears of Lent with Ash Wednes- enough off to keep people thought the problem was in China was 412, while said Wednesday. or stigma. day, worshipers found from wondering if it would far bigger. the tally in the rest of the About 81,000 people “We are in a fight that churches closed and ritu- go on as planned. The World Health Orga- world was 459. around the globe have can be won if we do the als changed by virus fears. “We don’t expect a mir- nization, meanwhile, re- “The sudden increases been sickened by the coro- right things,” WHO chief Even in St. Peter’s Square, acle in the short term,” ported that the number of of cases in Italy, the Is- navirus that kept finding Ghebreyesus said. many of those gathered said Kianoush Jahanpour new cases outside China lamic Republic of Iran and new targets. Though the virus pushed for Pope Francis’ weekly of the health ministry in on Tuesday exceeded the the Republic of Korea are With Brazil confirming into countries both rich audience wore face masks Iran, where an official number of new infections deeply concerning,” WHO the arrival of Latin Amer- and poor, its arrival in and clergy appeared to re- tally of infections of 139 inside the country for the director-general Tedros ica’s first case, the virus places with little ability to frain from embracing the was doubted by some who first time. The number Adhanom Ghebreyesus had a toehold on every detect, respond and con- pontiff or kissing his ring. Nothing changes for Pope Francis on Ash Wednesday

VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope but Rome has largely been wearing a face mask, told The Francis kissed at least one Francis celebrated the Ash spared the virus as Italy’s na- Associated Press in Manila. child as he looped through the Wednesday ritual that marks tional case count grew to 400. At the Vatican, Francis held square in his popemobile and the opening of the Catho- Other Catholic countries his general audience as usual made a point of shaking hands lic Church’s Lenten season took Ash Wednesday precau- in St. Peter’s Square and offered with the faithful sitting in in traditional fashion while tions. In the Philippines — prayers to people sickened by the front row. Usually, he only greeting the public in Rome as Asia’s only majority Roman the virus and the medical per- waves. other Masses were canceled in Catholic country — priests sonnel treating them. In the He also greeted prelates with northern Italy over fears of the sprinkled ashes on the heads crowd of thousands, a handful a handshake at the beginning coronavirus outbreak. of the faithful rather than had masks on their faces. and end of the gathering, but it Francis and a long line of making the mark of the cross “I want to again express my appeared most clergy were re- priests, bishops and cardinals on their foreheads to avoid closeness to those suffering from fraining from kissing Francis’ walked in a procession through physical contact. the coronavirus and the health ring or embracing him, as they PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rome’s Aventine hill into the “Wherever the ash is placed, care workers who are treating normally would do. 5th-century Santa Sabina on the forehead or on the them, as well as the civil author- In his remarks, he urged the Pope Francis kisses a child in basilica for a late-afternoon head, the feeling is the same, ities and all those who are work- faithful to put down their cell- St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican Mass. Neither the priests nor it’s uplifting,” Editha Lorenzo, ing to help patients and stop the phones during Lent and pick before leaving after his weekly the faithful wore face masks, a 49-year-old mother of two contagion,” Francis said. up the Bible instead. general audience Wednesday.

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NEW DELHI (AP) — At Officials reported no least 24 people were killed new violence Wednesday and 189 injured in three as large police reinforce- days of clashes in New ments patrolled the areas, Delhi that coincided with where an uneasy calm U.S. President Donald prevailed. Trump’s first state visit to National Security Advis- India, with the death toll er Ajit Doval toured the expected to rise as hospi- northeastern neighbor- tals continue to take in hoods of Delhi where the the wounded, authorities rioting occurred, seeking said Wednesday. to assure fear-stricken Shops, Muslim shrines residents including a fe- and public vehicles were male student who com- left smoldering from vi- plained that police had olence between Hindu not protected them from mobs and Muslims pro- mobs who vandalized the testing a new citizenship area and set shops and ve- law that fast-tracks natu- hicles on fire. ralization for foreign-born While clashes wracked religious minorities of all parts of the capital, Prime major faiths in South Asia Minister Narendra Modi except Islam. hosted a lavish reception Twenty-four deaths for Trump, including a were reported at two hos- rally in his home state of pitals in New Delhi, offi- Gujarat attended by more cials said. than 100,000 people and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The clashes were the the signing of an agree- worst communal riots ment to purchase more Family members of Rahul Solanki, who was killed during clashes between Hindu mobs and Muslims in the Indian capital in than $3 billion of Ameri- protesting a contentious new citizenship law, weep outside a mortuary in New Delhi Wednesday. decades. The law’s pas- can military hardware. sage in December earlier On Wednesday, Modi under control. Schools re- New Delhi’s High homes of Muslims while started beating people spurred massive protests broke his silence on the mained closed. Court ordered the police chanting “Jai Shri Ram,” and breaking household across India that left 23 violence, tweeting that Sonia Gandhi, a leader of to review videos of hate or “Victory to Lord Ram,” items,” Khan said of the dead, many of them killed “peace and harmony are the Congress party, India’s speeches allegedly made the popular Hindu god mobs, adding that he and by police. central to (India’s) ethos. main opposition group, by three leaders of Modi’s of the religious epic “Ra- his family had to run The dead in this week’s I appeal to my sisters and called for Shah to resign. party and decide wheth- mayana.” and take shelter inside a violence included a police- brothers of Delhi to main- She accused Modi’s Hin- er to prosecute them, the As Air Force One flew mosque that he said was du-nationalist Bharatiya Press Trust of India news Trump and his delega- man and an intelligence tain peace and brother- guarded by thousands of Janata Party of creating agency reported. tion out of New Delhi late bureau officer, and the hood at all times.” Muslim men. government has banned New Delhi’s top elect- an environment of hatred The clashes escalated Tuesday, Muslim fami- “I don’t know if our public assembly in the af- ed official, Chief Minister and its leaders of inciting Tuesday, according to Rouf lies huddled in a mosque house was burned or not, fected areas. Arvind Kerjiwal, called violence with provocative Khan, a resident of Mus- in the city’s northeast, Police spokesman M.S. for Modi’s home minister, speeches that sought to tafabad, an area in the praying that Hindu mobs but when we were run- Randhawa said 106 peo- Amit Shah, to send the paint Muslim protesters capital’s northeast. wouldn’t burn it down. ning away we heard them ple were arrested for al- army to ensure peace. against the citizenship Khan said mobs with “After forcing their way asking people to pour ker- leged involvement in the Police characterized the law as anti-nationalists iron rods, bricks and bam- inside the homes, they osene and burn everything rioting. situation as tense but funded by Pakistan. boo sticks attacked the went on a rampage and down,” Khan said. Syrian army wages relentless campaign

BEIRUT (AP) — Syrian More than 300 civilians government forces bombed have been killed since the civilian targets in the beginning of December, northwestern Idlib prov- when government troops ince Wednesday, pushing launched a new military ahead with a fierce mil- campaign to recapture itary campaign that has Idlib, which is the last sent nearly a million people significant opposition-con- fleeing from their homes trolled region in the coun- and killed hundreds over try. According to the U.N., the past three months. 948,000 people have been Backed by Russian air displaced — an exodus of power, President Bashar people fleeing their homes Assad’s forces have over toward safer areas near the past few days cap- the border with Turkey. tured dozens of villages, The fighting has trig- including major rebel gered a humanitarian strongholds in the last op- disaster, overwhelming position-held area. already crowded refugee U.N. spokesman camps amid shortages in Stephane Dujarric said food and medicine. As in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the situation is increas- previous campaigns to re- A horse-drawn carriage carries the flag-draped coffin of former autocratic President Hosni ingly dire following a capture opposition-held Mubarak during his funeral, at Tantawi Mosque, in eastern Cairo Wednesday. spike in hostilities there areas, government troops in the last 48 hours. bombed hospitals, medical Airstrikes were report- centers, schools and other ed the previous day in 19 civilian infrastructure in a Mubarak buried with military honors communities and shelling bid to subdue the local pop- in 10 villages in Idlib and ulation, opposition activists CAIRO (AP) — Egypt cy, rather than his time television channel, mean- security branches grew Hama, with at least 21 and aid organizations said. held a full-honors mili- in office. while, maintained live into formidable forces civilians, including five The international hu- tary funeral Wednesday Egypt’s current Pres- coverage and played foot- with little civilian over- women and nine children, manitarian group Doctors for the country’s former ident Abdel Fattah age of Mubarak in his sight, known for their reportedly killed by air- Without Borders, or MSF, autocratic President Hos- el-Sissi attended brief- younger, pre-office days, human rights violations. strikes as well as ground- said three hospitals near ni Mubarak, who ruled ly, offering condolences lauding him for his role And although he over- based attacks, he said. the frontlines that it sup- for nearly three decades and shaking hands with as commander of the air saw an opening of the The airstrikes also hit ports received 185 wound- before he was ousted in Mubarak’s two sons, Alaa force during the country’s country’s economy, much and damaged education- ed patients, including chil- the 2011 Arab Spring up- and Gamal, and his wife 1973 war with Israel. of the country’s popu- al and medical facilities dren, and 18 people who including Idlib Central were dead on arrival, on rising that swept much of Suzanne. As president, Mubarak lation slid further into Hospital and several fa- Tuesday. the region. Mubarak’s body was would later solidify peace poverty during his time cilities that were serving According to one of the The funeral, replete later placed in a tomb a with their onetime enemy. in office. as a shelter for displaced surgeons who spoke to with cannon fire and a few kilometers away at Mubarak, who held Holding the funeral people, Dujarric said. MSF, there were amputa- horse-drawn carriage his family’s cemetery in on to the presidency for with full military honors He added that the tions and neurological in- carrying his coffin, Heliopolis, an upscale nearly 30 years, carried for the deposed leader U.N. is trying to expand juries among the victims. highlighted the war- Cairo district that was out a brutal campaign stirred up controversy cross-border aid deliveries “Along with the sound of time achievements of Mubarak’s home for most against Islamist mili- with many Egyptians on to accommodate up to 100 bombings and the sound Mubarak. It comes as of his rule and where he tants, but also allowed social media, who point- trucks per day, but that of sirens, people had panic part of a government ef- lived quietly until his for minimal political dis- ed to his conviction on needs on the ground “con- attacks. It was a difficult, fort to make Mubarak’s death. sent from his opponents. corruption after his over- tinue to outstrip the hu- bloody day,” the surgeon, military career his lega- The country’s state Under his rule, Egypt’s throw. manitarian community’s who was kept anonymous, capacity to respond.” said. Violence, industry co-exist in conservative Mexican state IRAPUATO, Mexico people carry yoga mats down at a street-side taco from a bloody war between the violence with a lack of Michoacan. (AP) — Mexico’s drug and sip chai at outdoor stand. the home-grown Santa public safety in Guanajua- “The murders in Guana- war has long played out cafes in upscale suburbs. That was just one week Rosa de Lima gang and the to, and in fact they are two juato are not killings car- in dusty northern border Several new luxury sub- in late January when the powerful Jalisco New Gen- different things.” ried out during robberies,” cities or the poppy fields divisions spring up every government said Guana- eration Cartel, which is What Huett apparent- Huett said. For example, of its southern mountains, year in the state’s colo- juato, which has around 5 waging a major offensive to ly means is that what of- she notes that muggings but now the killings have nial city of San Miguel de percent of Mexico’s popula- move into Guanajuato. The ficials define as decent, in the state are among the moved to the conservative Allende, which is popular tion, suffered 20 percent of state is attractive to drug law-abiding people aren’t lowest in the nation. “The industrial heartland state with foreigners. its homicides. In 2019, the cartels for the same reason being killed. Criminals majority of crimes, the of Guanajuato, creating a But Guanajuato’s visi- state had a homicide rate it is to auto manufacturers are killing criminals is a ones that most affect in- strange duality: shiny new ble wealth contrasts with of about 61 per 100,000 in- — road and rail networks refrain repeatedly heard, habitants, are well below auto plants and booming its grim headlines: Seven habitants, making it Mexi- that lead straight to the along with the belief that the national average.” foreign investment even men lined up in a junk- co’s most violent. U.S. border. most of the criminals are Most investors — and as the state becomes Mex- yard and shot. Gunmen It is not the auto plant The head of the state’s from outside the deeply even local officials — seem ico’s most violent. open fire in a roadside eat- executives or foreigners security commission, Sofia Roman Catholic state — a prepared ignore the wave Gleaming four-lane ery, leaving nine custom- who are getting killed, as Huett, defines Guanajua- reference to the invading of homicides as just gang highways pass sprawling ers dead in a lake of blood. local officials like to point to’s odd dynamic this way: gang from Jalisco and vi- members killing gang automotive plants and Seven people are gunned out. The violence arises “Sometimes people confuse olence spilling over from members.