MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 2017 Lynn man dies in re By Thor Jourgensen and Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF Lynn Fire LYNN – A Beach Road resident died in an early Sun- Chief James day morning 3-alarm apartment re that left 26 people McDonald homeless, re of cials said. speaks with The adult male victim’s name and cause of death were other Lynn not initially provided by Lynn Fire Chief James McDon- re ghters ald and the state Fire Marshal’s of ce. But McDonald during a said the man died in the 11 Beach Road apartment 3-alarm re where the re started. at 11 Beach Fire ghters responding at 4:46 a.m. to the 20-unit Road Sunday white structure facing the ocean found re blazing in the morning. rear third- oor apartment overlooking an alley. McDon- ald said the re started in the apartment’s living room. PHOTO | KEITH VIGLIONE FIRE, A7 Popular Lynn teacher/writer killed in Marblehead car crash By Thor Jourgensen cause of his sister’s death or immediate ITEM NEWS EDITOR information on funeral arrangements. Family members and friends gathered LYNN — Michele Durgin, a lifelong through Saturday night and Sunday Lynn resident and local educator, died morning at the family’s Cedar Street Saturday evening in a Marblehead auto- home where Durgin’s mother, Helen, mobile accident. lives. Durgin was driving shortly after 5 p.m. “We are a typical close-knit family. As when her car left the road in the vicin- traumatic as this is, it is the process of ity of 134 Tedesco St. and struck a tree. being part of a family,” Michael Durgin Neighbors came to Durgin’s assistance said. followed by emergency medical workers. He expressed special appreciation for The accident was listed with a fatality in Marblehead and Lynn police of cers who the Marblehead police log shortly after 8 comforted the Durgin family in the rst p.m. hours of their loss. Michael Durgin on Sunday morning did not have additional information on the DURGIN, A2 Michele Durgin Item feature writer Michele Durgin left three unpublished stories upon her death. Below is one and the remaining two will be published this week. Saugus Lynn school 17-year-old custodians back stands Guard By Michele Durgin where they began FOR THE ITEM While the PSAT doesn’t count toward col- By Thomas Grillo Janitor Don lege admissions, it is the qualifying test for ITEM STAFF Dube cleans the National Merit Scholarship and this the lunch- is wonderful news for Saugus High stu- LYNN — A 10-year-old decision to room at the dent, Paul Stamatopoulos. In October, the transfer management of the school’s 17-year-old junior took the standardized Drewicz janitors to the city’s Inspectional test, along with about 3.5 million other Elementary Services Department (ISD) is about teens throughout the country. The test is a school in to be reversed. precursor to the SAT. A perfect test score is In a move by Mayor Judith Fla- Lynn. 1520 and Stamatopoulos scored a 1420, put- nagan Kennedy designed to cap- ting him in the top 10 percent of students ture $1 million in additional school ITEM PHOTO | taking the exam. The score also makes him spending and avoid a state penalty, OWEN O’ROURKE eligible to receive a $2,500 scholarship for the city’s school janitors and main- college. tenance staff are headed back to the “When I got called to the principal’s of ce, Saugus school department. I thought I might be in trouble, “ he said. The controversy erupted in 2006, High School “But, I was called in because of my score when former Mayor Edward “Chip” student and that was great!” Clancy, shifted the janitors and Paul Stam- Stamatopoulos, who is a member of the maintenance staff from the school atopoulos is varsity wrestling team, hopes to also play department to the city. The trans- heading for varsity baseball and football for the Sa- fer came, of cials said, because the the Army chems. He is currently enrolled in a Medi- schools were dirty and the janitors National cal Ethics class at North Shore Community lacked supervision. Guard. College, which,upon successful completion, “The schools weren’t as clean as will earn him college credit. In his spare ITEM PHOTO | CUSTODIANS, A7 OWEN O’ROURKE SAUGUS, A7

INSIDE Lynn immigration In Marblehead center inundated Regiment marks anniversary of Glover’s death. A3 with questions In Opinion By Gayla Cawley Time to get ITEM STAFF involved. A4 An executive order issued by President Donald Trump LOOK! banning refugees and immigrants from seven Muslim The Great Stew Chase. A8 countries on Friday sparked immediate anger and con- In Sports fusion. Protests were held at airports across the country on Coach Carr remembered for being devoted to Saturday where immigrants from the targeted coun- Lynn English. B1 tries were being detained. Hours after hundreds of pro- testers  ocked to Boston Logan International Airport, a judge issued an emergency temporary stay on Trump’s Lynn hockey PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN team dedicates win executive order, halting deportations. to Carr. B1 Protesters hold up a sign that spells “#NoMuslimBan” during a rally About 12 hours after protesters cleared out of Logan against President Donald Trump’s immigration ban at Copley Square in Boston on Sunday. PROTEST, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 35° VOL. 139, ISSUE 46 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 19° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 2017 OBITUARIES

Constance R. Bertwell, 79 Doris Kakouris, 94 Norma L. Holmes Peterson, 78 1937-2017 1922-2107 LYNN — Constance F. Bertwell, formerly CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Do- astic league bowler for more LYNN — Norma L. Krista Burke “her R. “Connie” Bertwell, of Stoneham, her de- ris Kakouris, 94, of Coral than 50 years. Her Spartan Holmes Peterson, age angel” and her hus- age 79, of Lynn, voted husband of 62 Gables, Fla., died peacefully spirit and humor will be deep- 78, of Lynn, passed band Patrick, William passed away after years, her children, in her home on Jan. 17. She ly missed by her four children away on Jan. 27, Mazola and his wife a lengthy illness on Bruce and his wife was born in Lynn, and as a and spouses; namely, Nikki 2017, following a Melissa, Sara Mazo- Wednesday, Jan. 18, Janice of Saugus, child moved with her parents (Hugo), Candy (Ron); George brief illness. She was la, Richard Cushman, 2017. Brian of Lynn, Barry to Long Island, N.Y., to open (Liz) & Maria; plus 10 grand- the wife of the late Amanda Johnson, Born in Lynn on and his wife Kelly of a well known sweet shop, children, two great-grandchil- Karl E. Peterson and Paul Maurice and Nov. 6, 1937, she Lynn, Brad of Lynn, “Manos Confectionary” in New dren and many friends. mother of the late his wife Jennifer was the daughter of and Brett of Salem. Hyde Park, N.Y. She is survived locally by Debra Holmes. Born and Jared Atherton. the late Joseph and Jeanette She also leaves seven grand- A gifted artist, she attended her first cousin, Olympia J. and raised in Lynn; she was She is also survived by six (Blanchard) Arsenault. Connie children as well as many niec- the Pratt Institute in New York Manos of Swampscott and in the daughter of the late Eileen great-grandchildren: Dan- lived her entire life in Lynn. es and nephews. Connie is City, and continued to exhibit New York by cousins, Stratford (McGovern) and Stanley Siwik. iel, Alanna, Aiden and Quinn Shortly after high school, also survived by her brothers, her work well into her 90’s. Skalkos of Southampton, N.Y.; Norma was a graduate of St. Burke: Mason Maurice and Connie married Edward (Ted) William Arsenault and William In 1948, she met her hus- Peter Skalkos of Smithtown, Mary’s High School in Lynn. Bentley Owens. She was the Bertwell and began raising Camire and his wife Maureen band of 57 years, Carlos, and N.Y. and Mrs. Barbara Foley of For 28 years, she worked as a sister of Arlene Rossetti, Jean their family. She held many of Lynn and her sister in law, moved to Coral Gables to raise Garden City, N.Y. home health aide for Intercity Tansey, and the late Alice Ma- part time jobs in her life, but Iris Arsenault of Lynn. She her family. Doris worked and Service information: Fu- Homemakers Services. She nias. She was the sister-in-law always considered that her is preceded in death by her volunteered in many Church neral services were held on most enjoyed spending time of Basil Manias. career was as a wife, moth- brothers Robert Arsenault and and civic clubs. Athletic as Jan. 20 at St. Sofia Greek with her family. Service information: Ser- er and grandmother. Connie Walter Arsenault and his wife well, she enjoyed horseback Orthodox Cathedral in Mi- She is survived by her chil- vices will be held at the loved spending time with her Barbara. riding, and was an enthusi- ami, Fla. dren, Terri Mazola and her GOODRICH Funeral Home, family and friends around the Service information: Ser- husband Daniel, Kelly Adams, 128 Washington St., Lynn, on kitchen table with a warm cup vices were private and burial Michael Holmes and Alice Tuesday, Jan. 31, with visita- of tea. was at Pine Grove Cemetery Holmes and her partner David tion, 4-6 p.m. followed by a She is survived by Edward in Lynn. Laura Jo Wogan Atherton; her grandchildren funeral service.

SALEM — Laura sister Kim Taylor and Durgin, popular Lynn Carol A. Lonergan, 82 Jo (Howard) Wogan, her uncle Albert De- 1934-2017 daughter of Ronald sisto. Laura will now Howard and of the be reunited with her teacher/writer killed in PEABODY — Carol the Patriots. She will late Eleanor (Desis- dearly beloved dog Ann (Albee) Loner- be greatly missed to) Howard, passed Lugnut. gan, a life-long res- by her family and away on Jan. 24, Service informa- Marblehead car crash ident of Peabody, friends. Carol leaves 2017, at her home. tion: A celebration loved. passed away at the her daughters: She is survived by; of Laura’s life will DURGIN “Family was of critical age of 82 surround- Cheryl Lonergan of her children Holly take place on Thurs- From A1 importance to Michele,” ed by her family after Peabody and Col- Wogan, Nathan Wogan, Nicole day Feb. 2, 2017, at 4 p.m. A lifelong Lynn resident, DiMaiti said. a long battle with leen Quinn and her Bonita and Adrienne Bonita, at the MURPHY Funeral Michele Durgin was the Durgin served as St. Alzheimer’s disease. husband, Patrick of her six grandchildren, her fa- Home, 85 Federal St. (Cor- daughter of Helen and the Mary’s dean of students Born in Lynn on Peabody as well as ther Ronald Howard and his ner of North St.) Salem, MA late Harold “Hal” Durgin. during the last three years March 9, 1934, she was the her two grandsons; Ryan Pat- wife Paula of Wolfboro, N.H., 01970. Visiting hours will She was the second oldest her sister Diane Kochefko continue at the end of the of her 23-year St. Mary’s daughter of the late Harold rick Quinn and his wife, Nas- of six siblings — sisters and her husband John, her service until 7 p.m. the same career. and Ida (Duncan) Albee. Car- tja Gosar, and Kevin Michael Marcy and Maura and ol was raised and educated Quinn. Her great-grandson, step siblings Robert Taylor, evening. In Lieu of flowers, She subsequently Michael Durgin and his in Peabody and was a grad- Adam, as well as many cous- Louanne Penney and David please consider making a worked for the Lynn pub- brothers, Matt and Mark. uate of Peabody High School ins and friends, also survive Taylor and many aunts, uncles donation to the Northeast lic schools as a liaison be- She leaves 14 nieces and with the Class of 1951. She her. She was predeceased and cousins. She is prede- Animal Shelter, 347 High- tween the public schools nephews. went on to work for the former by her brother, Harold Robert ceased by her mother Eleanor land Ave, Salem, MA 01970 and area private schools. Durgin attended St. Lynn Gas & Electric Co. where Albee. (Desisto) Howard, her step in Laura’s memory. She began writing fea- Mary’s grammar school she met her husband, John Service information: A fu- ture stories for the Item in and Breed Junior High F. Lonergan. Carol and Jack neral service will be held in 2015. She rejoined DiMai- School and graduated spent more than 43 years in the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral ti at Pope John’s in Ever- marriage together until Jack’s Home, 157 Maple St. Lynn Classical High School. ett beginning last Septem- passing in May of 2001. Car- on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2017, Ioannis Gomatos, 81 She earned her degree at ber, teaching theology and ol always enjoyed spending at 11 a.m. Burial will follow Salem State College be- English composition. time with her family and at in the Pine Grove Cemetery, fore starting her teaching “The kids loved her. She her home, especially sitting Lynn. Visiting Hours will be LYNN — Mr. Ioannis of Peabody, and An- career at the former St. was the consummate Cath- on her front porch in the sum- held in the funeral home on “John” Gomatos, 81, gela Parissis and her Jean-Baptiste grammar olic teacher,” DiMaiti said. mer greeting and talking with Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017, of Lynn died on Thurs- husband Theodore school in Lynn. Pope John’s will hold a people who stopped by for a from 3-7 p.m. In lieu of flow- day, Jan. 26, 2017, in Parissis of Lynn. His Pope John XXIII High Monday morning school chat. She also greatly enjoyed ers, contributions in Carol’s the Lahey Clinic in grandchildren, Elias School Interim Head of assembly to remember having her friends spend memory may be made to: the Burlington. He is the and Jenny Gomatos School Carl DiMaiti knew Durgin. time with her at her summer Alzheimer’s Association, 480 husband of Mrs. Ev- of Peabody, Martha , Durgin for 27 years. A Easily recognizable for home in Ossipee, N.H. Carol Pleasant St. Watertown, MA genia Gomatos with Ioannis and George member of the Durgin her smile and her walks lived life enthusiastically and 02472. For online guestbook whom he shared 49 Parissis of Lynn., his extended family, he re- along Ocean Street with loved all of the Boston sports and directions, please visit: years of marriage. He sister, Vasiliki Da- called on Sunday how her dog, Jack, Durgin teams, but most especially www.cuffemcginn.com. was born in Loganikos, Spar- lamagas of Greece. He also St. Jean-Baptiste’s clos- brought humor, her en- ta, Lakonia, Greece, the son of leaves several nieces and ing brought Durgin to St. cyclopedic knowledge of the late George and Aspasia nephews. He is the brother Mary’s in 1990 where she Lynn, and love of the city (Zaharopoulos) Gomatos. He of the late Nikolas and Peter worked as junior high co- and her family to the Item was raised in Greece and at- Gomatos. ordinator. newsroom. Michael J. Carr, 52 tended schools there. He and Service information: His DiMaiti was a history She knew the city by 1965-2017 his family moved to Canada in funeral will be held on Tues- teacher at St. Mary’s at heart and often greeted 1968 and then moved to Lynn day, Jan. 31, 2017, at 9 a.m. the time and he remem- people, saying, “You were LYNN — Mr. Michael the Ancient Order of in 1975 and have lived here from the SOLIMINE Funeral bered the close bonds one of my students … I J. Carr, 52, of Lynn, Hibernians Division since. Home, 426 Broadway (Rte. Durgin forged with stu- taught your son or daugh- died on Friday, Jan. 10 in Lynn. He was a Mr. Gomatos served in the 129) Lynn followed by fu- dents. ter.” A diligent worker who 27, 2017, in Mas- former communicant Army in Greece. He was a neral services in St. George “As an administrator, never turned away as- sachusetts General of St. Mary’s Church member of St. George Greek Greek Orthodox Church she could be very stern. signments, Durgin wrote Hospital in Boston and a communicant Orthodox Church. He enjoyed in Lynn at 10 a.m. Burial But she went out of her the article published in after a long illness. of St. Pius V Church walking and enjoyed the in Pine Grove Cemetery. way for kids. There were today’s edition and two He is the husband in Lynn. beach. He loved to cook. Mr. Relatives and friends are so many who were close to others are scheduled to be of Mrs. Gemma (Ta- In addition to his Gomatos was a good person respectfully invited. Visit- her,” he said. published this week. pley) Carr. He was devoted and loving who enjoyed making people ing hours are today from Durgin liked to joke “Our thoughts and born in Lynn, the son of the wife Gemma, he is survived by laugh. Mr. Gomatos was em- 4-8 p.m. Donations may be that she never cooked at prayers are with the Jeanne T. (Lambert) Carr of a daughter and son, Rachael ployed as a chef at Jimmy’s made to his family church in home, opting instead to Durgin family at this time. Lynn and the late Michael J. and Michael Carr of Peabody, Harborside Restaurant in Bos- Greece, St. Agios Profetes, share meals one night Her kind heart and words Carr. He lived in Lynn all of his his three King Charles Cavalier ton for 25 years. Loganikos, Sparta, c/o the to the next with one sib- will be missed,” said Item life. Michael was a graduate Dogs, Daisy, Dash and Charlie In addition to his wife he Gomatos Family, 25 Henry ling or another. The mere Chief Executive Officer of Lynn English High School, Carr that he loved dearly. He is survived by his daughters Avenue in Lynn 01902. Di- mention of family unfail- Beth Bresnahan. Merrimack College and Sa- also leaves several cousins. Aspasia Gomatos and her rections and guestbook at ingly triggered a lengthy, Thor Jourgensen can be lem State University. He also He is the nephew of the late husband Eleftherios Gomatos www.solimine.com. laughter-filled conversa- reached at tjourgensen@ attended courses at Boston aunt Mary, aunt Mae and un- tion about the people she itemlive.com. University. cle Jack. Michael was a teacher in the Service information: His MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Lynn and Salem School Dis- funeral will be held on Thurs- tricts. He was a family liaison day Feb. 2, 2017, at 9:30 for special needs students. a.m.from the SOLIMINE Fu- NRC holds public power plant. The public The meeting is scheduled to talk about the compa- Michael taught in the Salem neral Home, 426 Broadway meeting to discuss will have the opportuni- to be held at Hotel 1620. ny’s recent turnaround and Lynn schools for many (Rt. 129), Lynn, followed by ty to ask questions and and how it’s striving to be years. He was the high school a funeral Mass in St. Mary’s Pilgrim nuclear safety make comments. McDonald’s CEO addressing “recognized by customers basketball coach for Lynn En- Church, Lynn at 10:30 a.m. PLYMOUTH (AP) — Pilgrim was built in Boston business leaders as the modern and pro- glish, and continued coaching Burial in Winthrop Cemetery. Several members of the 1972 and relicensed in gressive burger company,” well into his illness. Michael Relatives and friends are U.S. Nuclear Regulatory 2012 for an additional 20 BOSTON (AP) — Mc- according to the college. was a bartender at Tony’s respectfully invited. Visiting Commission’s staff are years. But the owner has Donald’s top executive Easterbrook has been Pub in Lynn for 20 years and hours are on Wednesday from scheduled to meet with announced that the plant is speaking to Boston McDonald’s CEO since also worked with his father in 4-8 p.m. In lieu of flowers citizens to answer ques- will close for good in 2019. business leaders. 2015. He joined the the King Crab Painting Com- donations may be made to tions about safety at the The NRC has catego- Stephen Easterbrook, company in 1993 and has pany. Michael loved sports, the Massachusetts General Pilgrim Nuclear Power rized Pilgrim as one of president and CEO of served as a top executive and enjoyed playing golf. He Hospital Cancer Center, 55 Station in Plymouth. worst-performing nuclear the fast food giant, is the of its United Kingdom enjoyed the beach. Michael Fruit St., Boston, MA 02114. Staff on Tuesday will plants in the country, and featured guest at Boston and European operations. loved spending time with his Directions and guestbook at discuss the NRC’s prelim- some people have ques- College’s Chief Executives He also led UK-based children. He was a member of www.solimine.com. inary findings and status tioned the plant’s commit- Club lunch at the Boston restaurant chains Pizza- of a recent inspection of ment to safety in light of Harbor Hotel on Feb. 2. Express LTD and Wagam- the state’s only nuclear the planned closure. Easterbrook is expected ama Limited.

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By Adam Swift iment offered a military FOR THE ITEM salute to Glover, and Daly recounted the exploits of 110 Munroe St. MARBLEHEAD — If it P.O. Box 5 the role the general and Lynn, MA 01903 were not for the actions of his men played in the General John Glover and Customer Service Revolution. his regiment of Marble- “We gather here to com- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. head mariners, there’s a memorate the life of Gen- Connecting good chance we’d still be eral John Glover, a true All Departments: living under the rule of hero of the Revolution- 781-593-7700 British monarchs. ary War,” said Daly. “This Ext. 2 On three occasions event focuses on General during the early days of Classi ed Advertising Glover and his men in the classi [email protected] the American Revolution, events of late 1776, how- Subscriptions Glover’s Marblehead Reg- [email protected] iment stepped into action ever, it is also right that we pay deference to his Circulation to help make the dream [email protected] of freedom from tyranny a other war service when he came back after the war.” Ext. 3 reality. On Saturday evening, Glover was an early and Newsroom enthusiastic supporter of [email protected] the modern-day Glover’s [email protected] Marblehead Regiment the Revolution, quickly rising from colonel to gen- Ext. 4 held a memorial march, PHOTO | REBA SALDANHA in Revolutionary period eral of the regiment that Sports Seamus Daly of Marblehead’s Glover’s Regiment, gives a eulogy at Glov- came to bear his name. [email protected] garb, from the Old Town er’s tomb on Burial Hill to mark the 220th anniversary of Gen. John House to Burial Hill to His commitment to the Ext. 5 Glover’s death on Saturday. honor the 220th anniver- war led to the loss of his Retail and Online sary of Glover’s death in personal fortune. Advertising and Captain Seamus Daly events included the evac- mous crossing of the Del- “But after the war, Glov- [email protected] 1797. The regiment was reformed in 1974 to cel- of Glover’s Marblehead uation of 9,000 Continen- aware on Christmas night er was not done with pub- ADVERTISING ebrate the Bicentennial Regiment said it is one of tal troops and all of their to surprise the Hessian lic service,” Daly said. “He Ernie Carpenter, Jr. and is a group of living a number of events it un- equipment, guns and hors- garrison at Trenton. served six terms as a town Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 historians and custodians dertakes to keep the mem- es from under the nose of On Saturday evening, selectman and two terms [email protected] of the role of Marblehead ory of the general and the British regulars from the regiment marched in the state legislature.” Bob Gunther in the Revolutionary War. Marblehead’s role in the Long Island, the fighting by lamp light to Glover’s After the ceremony at Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 The regiment has Revolution alive. of a holding action against tomb at Burial Hill, fol- Burial Hill, the regiment [email protected] marched for more than “The regiment was fa- the British attempting to lowed by several dozen lo- returned to the Old Town Joseph Mastrorio III four decades to honor mous for three events in cut off Washington’s army cal residents. House with a stop in Glov- Vice President / Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1315 Glover’s life and death, 1776,” said Daly. Those in Manhattan, and the fa- At the cemetery, the reg- er Square. [email protected] Ralph Mitchell Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 Students stranded [email protected] Patricia Whalen Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 [email protected] abroad, colleges

BUSINESS OFFICE Beth Bresnahan condemn travel ban Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 [email protected] By Collin Binkley while traveling abroad or ASSOCIATED PRESS visiting home during the Susan J. Conti recent holiday break. Controller, ext. 1288 BOSTON — Dozens of [email protected] Ata Anzali, an assistant U.S. colleges are opposing professor of religion at Ted Grant President Donald Trump’s Publisher, ext. 1234 Vermont’s Middlebury Col- [email protected] sweeping travel ban that lege, has been living in his has left some students and Marian Kinney home country of Iran since professors stranded abroad. ext. 1212 last summer to conduct re- [email protected] The presidents of sever- search. His family booked al universities on Sunday Will Kraft flights that would have Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 issued scathing attacks of brought them back to the [email protected] Trump’s executive order U.S. just before noon Sun- Jennifer Perez halting immigration from day, but Anzali changed his ext. 1205 seven Muslim-majority na- [email protected] mind at the last minute. He tions. Many said it’s already Carolina Trujillo PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS disrupting research and ac- said he canceled two flights Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ademics for their scholars, because he feared his chil- [email protected] Trees are reflected in still water on the Esplanade along the Charles dren might get snarled by River in Boston. while some suggested they Jim Wilson would defy the ban as far the travel ban. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 “I don’t want my kids [email protected] as legally possible. to go through this trau- CIRCULATION Where are the trees? Not Paris, The Association of Amer- ican Universities, which matic experience of being Lisa Mahmoud represents 62 schools, detained or deported,” Manager, ext. 1239 Anzali told The Associat- [email protected] new ‘Green View Index’ finds urged Trump to reverse the order and said it will ed Press in a telephone CLASSIFIED resented by green dots. By Mark Pratt where more are needed. only steer top scholars to interview from Iran. “This Abbe Young Smith ASSOCIATED PRESS The project, called Tree- Users can zoom into a countries that compete is causing so much con- Manager, ext. 1276 pedia, uses Google Street particular neighborhood fusion, what are we sup- [email protected] BOSTON — Where are with the United States. View to create what the or individual street to see posed to do?” the trees? More important, Mitch Daniels, the pres- Kerry Smith MIT team calls the Green ground-level images. Yale University doctoral Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 where aren’t the trees? A ident of Purdue Universi- View Index. The City of Lights ap- student Ali Abdi, who is [email protected] lab at the Massachusetts ty and a former Republi- Trees block shortwave parently isn’t the city of Institute of Technology can governor of Indiana, from Iran, left the U.S. days NEWSROOM radiation and increase wa- trees. Of the cities mapped is helping some of the called the order “a bad before the order was signed Bill Brotherton so far, Paris scores lowest world’s cities answer both ter evaporation, creating idea, poorly implement- to conduct research in Af- Features Editor ext. 1338 more comfortable microcli- with a Green View Index ghanistan. Now he doesn’t [email protected] questions in an attempt to ed,” and called on Trump mates and mitigating air score of 8.8 percent. to revoke it. know if he can return. Gayla Cawley make them more pleasant Reporter, ext. 1236 places to live and work. pollution, lab director Car- North American cities The ban, which blocks “I cannot go to Iran, my [email protected] In an effort to enhance lo Ratti said. But they also tend to score higher than immigrants from Iran, home country, because Cheryl Charles the critical role trees play just make people feel bet- European cities. Singapore, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Su- I’ve been a human rights Night Editor, ext. 1278 in urban environments — ter, Ratti said, channeling however, ranks the highest dan, Syria and Yemen, activist over the past 10 [email protected] providing cooling shade, Harvard biologist E.O. Wil- with a 29.3 percent score, has been put on hold af- years and I might face Leah M. Dearborn alleviating air and noise son’s biophilia theory that slightly ahead of Vancou- ter federal judges in New some sort of persecution,” Reporter, ext. 1317 humans innately seek out ver, British Columbia. York and Boston stepped he said. “I’m in a situation [email protected] pollution, and easing the effects of climate change connections with nature. The other cities mapped in. But some students where it seems I am nei- Thomas Grillo “We as humans have a so far are Amsterdam; and scholars from those ther welcome by the Ira- Reporter, ext. 1264 — the school’s Senseable [email protected] City Lab has developed an natural willingness and Boston; Frankfurt, Germa- countries remain caught nian government or the desire to be in green spac- ny; Geneva, Switzerland; in legal limbo, stranded American government.” Spenser Hasak online platform that maps Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 out the canopy in some es,” he said. London; Los Angeles; New [email protected] major cities to make it eas- The interactive website York; Sacramento, Califor- Thor Jourgensen ier for urban planners and gives bird’s-eye views of nia; Seattle; Tel Aviv, Israel; News Editor, ext. 1267 ordinary citizens to see 15 cities, with trees rep- Toronto; and Turin, Italy. [email protected] Steve Krause Sports Editor, ext. 1229 [email protected] Officials reach a deal to close Katie Morrison Sports Reporter [email protected] Southern California airport Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 SANTA MONICA, Calif. port’s single runway to Shortening the runway [email protected] (AP) — A Southern Cali- 3,500 feet from its current — which the city hopes to Anne Marie Tobin fornia city and the federal length of nearly 5,000 feet, do within six months — Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] government on Saturday which means larger jets will reduce jet operations said they reached a deal will no longer be able to Bridget Turcotte by 44 percent, and jets are Reporter, ext. 1269 to close Santa Monica’s take off or land, city offi- responsible for 95 percent PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] airport, ending a lengthy cials said. of the noise complaints legal battle over the site. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg Trump making dangerous Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant T J   News Editor Gordon R. Hall W   J. K Monica Connell Healey Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton calls to seize Iraq’s oil J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Chairman Before Donald Trump took office, sovereignty and independence. From just insulted Baghdad and Iraqis by P ‘  foreign governments excused his 2003 all the way to Donald Trump we including Iraq among a list of pre- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 heedless foreign policy rhetoric in made clear that we understood that. dominantly Muslim countries whose Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 hopes he would become more re- “Now Iraqis will believe that seiz- citizens will be temporarily banned Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 sponsible in the White House. ing oil is U.S. policy. Trump has from obtaining U.S. visas, although Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Hope gone. Trump’s belligerent in- made the myth come true.” the country is supposed to be our ally. Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 sistence that Mexico pay for a wall, In 2003, I got a similar message from Americans may not realize that the Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 which provoked public outrage and Philip Carroll, a onetime U.S. CEO of new president’s rhetoric is trumpet- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 government denials south of the bor- Royal Dutch Shell, who served as top ed around the Mideast, on TV and John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 der, forced Mexican President En- U.S. adviser to the Iraqi oil sector. He social media. Iranian-backed mili- rique Pena Nieto to cancel a crucial stressed the importance of leaving all tias and Sunni Islamists will ampli- visit to Washington. Trump’s eco- decisions on oil to a sovereign Iraqi fy Trump’s threat to Iraqi oil. Iran’s nomic and military threats toward government. This key tenet of inter- ayatollahs must be chuckling, as China risk provoking an armed con- national law is of critical importance President Trump provides them with frontation with Beijing. to U.S. oil companies seeking con- quotable “evidence” of America’s evil But nothing better illustrates the tracts in Iraq and the region. intent. dangers to U.S. interests and securi- Carroll also said respect for Arab In the past week, the president has ty posed by the president’s careless sovereignty over oil was vital for Mid- spoken of possibly reinstating water- EDITORIAL rhetoric than his continued repe- east stability. After all, the United boarding, saying “it works.” He wants tition of his longtime mantra: We States went to war against Saddam to slash U.N. funding, along with ref- should “take” Iraq’s oil. Hussein in 1991 because he violated ugee visas for those fleeing ISIS. If Americans had seized Iraqi international law by invading Kuwait Torture, oil, visas, refugees — all oil after the 2003 invasion “you to seize that country’s oil fields. these presidential proposals will Time to get wouldn’t have ISIS,” insists Trump, In his ABC interview, Trump only inspire new jhihadis, whether claiming jihadists wouldn’t have sneered at critics who cite inter- in Europe, America, or elsewhere. been able to finance their caliphate. national law, demanding, “Who are “Trump has become the recruiter in (Never mind nearly all Iraqi oil lies the critics who say that? I call them chief for ISIS,” says Crocker. involved outside the area seized by ISIS or fools.” Does Trump really want to It all makes one wonder who on Depending on who is doing the talking, an over- that ISIS funding comes from many imitate Saddam Hussein? earth, if anyone, is briefing Presi- looked grassroots movement gave Donald Trump the other sources). But there are other crucial reasons dent Trump. presidency, and another, louder groundswell is going “So we should have kept the oil,” why the idea of seizing Iraqi oil fields It can’t be Secretary of State desig- to battle him every step of the way throughout his the president told a CIA audience is delusional. Arab governments still nate Rex Tillerson; as an oilman he tenure. last week, “but OK. Maybe we’ll remember European colonial efforts would have warned Trump off of his The lesson to be learned from those opposing view- have another chance.” In other to seize the region’s oil nearly a centu- delusions. It can’t be Defense Secre- points is that now is the time for residents across the words, Trump still hopes to get his ry ago. State-owned oil assets are the tary James Mattis, who is much too North Shore and the nation to get involved in gov- hands on Iraq’s oil riches. crown jewels in many Arab countries. smart. If it is White House advisers ernment at its most basic level. Town elections and Such talk will not only undercut For President Trump to raise the Steve Bannon and/or Michael Fly- Town Meetings loom on the horizon with spring the the battle against ISIS at a critical specter of colonialism, with Amer- nn, we should all be very afraid. traditional busy time for many town governments. moment, it will endanger the lives of ica as the aggressor, will alienate Or perhaps these ideas all come Every local election cycle sees long-time incum- U.S. troops. our Arab allies in the fight against from Trump, who refuses intelligence bents decide their passion for politics has waned and “There is nothing Trump could ISIS. To do so when U.S. troops are briefings and brags he knows every- their days of spending evenings at meetings have have said that would be more corro- fighting alongside Iraqi soldiers in thing he needs to know. Let’s hope reached their end. Every cycle sees passionate new- sive to our interests in the Middle the battle for Mosul is irresponsible. Mattis or sane GOP senators can comers with ideas for changing the world step into East,” says Ryan Crocker, the dis- It can inspire Iraqi violence against persuade him he needs more input. the political arena and run for office. tinguished former U.S. ambassador American soldiers. Otherwise the country should Lynn, Revere, Peabody and other area cities will to Baghdad. And nothing that so “If I were a U.S. field commander brace for foreign policy disasters — see voters decide the fate of elected officials in the displays the president’s ignorance of in Iraq I’d pull my troops back to caused by the same heedlessness fall. But town residents interested in serving their Middle East history and dynamics. barracks,” Crocker said, clearly furi- with which the president calls for community typically mark April on the calendar and “This talk of seizing oil is a clari- ous that the president would need- the seizure of Iraq’s oil. start campaigning for town office now. on call to anti-U.S. forces,” Crocker lessly put U.S. soldiers’ lives at risk. Residents who want to help shape debate on town told me, “because it plays to the myth If such an attack occurs, he said, Trudy Rubin is a columnist for the concerns don’t have to set their sights on School that we were in Iraq to take their oil. “Donald Trump will be to blame.” Philadelphia Inquirer. Readers may Committee or the Board of Selectmen to make a dif- Oil is the sacred touchstone of Iraqi All the more so since Trump has email her at [email protected] ference. Every town has an array of boards and com- mittees that play advisory roles in shaping long-term READERS’ FORUM plans and tackling specific projects. Not everyone succeeds in politics by starting at the In support of of mudslinging, but he seems to be LaPierre I plan to vote yes! bottom and working up. But volunteer committees toeing the line himself. While the LaPierre had the courage to ask a are the places where residents demonstrate their LaPierre mayor and the superintendent may difficult question on Tuesday night ability and tenacity to work in a group setting shap- have been surprised and even a lit- and he did not do it to “sling mud” at I’d like to respond to the opinion ing the debate over important town topics. tle hurt by the question, they should anyone. This question came directly piece “LaPierre crosses the line”, More than a few local town boards are moribund be grateful that LaPierre gave them from voters’ concerns. I am personal- (Item, Jan. 27) as I feel that the bodies populated by the same members for years, even the opportunity to discredit the ru- ly thankful this question was asked decades. These committees and boards need shaking piece unfairly painted Brian LaPi- mor, which could potentially undo and the mayor and superintendent up, and they can benefit from new perspectives. erre as a villain. all of their hard work by tainting the should be happy to have had the op- No one volunteers for the first time for a town I know from personal experience minds of the voters in the city. portunity to publicly dismiss these board with expertise and experience in town govern- that the character portrayed in the I would like to publicly thank rumors and concerns in order to ment unless they have previously worked in the pub- article is not even close to who LaPi- LaPierre, for his unwavering com- gain more yes votes. lic policy arena. There are only two requirements for erre is. Earlier this month, I was mitment to the people of this city Instead, this article is published working on a town committee: An interest in learn- prepared to vote “no” on the question and his courage in asking tough and compares his and the people’s ing about challenges and problems facing the com- about the locations of the new mid- questions. questions to highly offensive domes- munity and an ability to work with others. dle schools. However, after speaking Thank you, Town Meeting this spring is sure to take on an add- with LaPierre on the phone (an hour tic abuse and the author and editor Emily LeBlanc-Perrone should be ashamed for publishing ed significance as the purest form of democracy. Peo- long call, during which he patiently Lynn ple gather, debate, vote and adjourn agreeing to dis- answered all of my questions), I was something so horrendous. This vote agree. It can’t get much more democratic than Town convinced that a “yes” vote is desper- is important to LaPierre as it will af- Meeting. ately needed for the city. LaPierre opinion piece is fect his family in many ways. It will As the nation adjusts to a new national normal and LaPierre has worked tirelessly distasteful also directly affect my family and an upheaval in the political landscape, it is worth to communicate with the voters of my children. thinking about the elemental way Massachusetts’ the city; he answers our questions I would like to respond to the opin- LaPierre is looking to gain yes smallest communities, including Nahant, have tack- truthfully and passionately. By ask- ion piece, “LaPierre crosses the line” votes and this article makes him led public policy not for years, not decades, but for ing the question about the rumors (Item, Jan. 27), as I feel the piece look like a monster with the abuse centuries. The results of countless hours of hard of monetary benefit at Tuesday’s was distasteful and offensive. Brian reference. I feel the Lynn item owes work by generations of volunteers who dared to be city council meeting, he was voicing LaPierre has done nothing but pro- LaPierre and the voters an apology ridiculed and criticized as well as praised in public concerns that he had heard from vide education to voters who are un- for this! life have not always been perfect. But the people who the people. To equate this question sure of the yes or no vote on the new Thank you in advance for the apol- make town government work have displayed a pas- with something as severe as domes- middle school. I myself was strong- ogy. sion mirroring the zeal of the nation’s founders. tic abuse is a clear attack on LaPi- ly opposed to the reservoir site but Andrea Moschopoulos erre. The author accuses LaPierre after discussing my concerns with Lynn DAVID J. HAYES Trump’s unserious ‘America First’ energy plan

An America First Energy Plan Remarkably, however, the plan sector. But not Trump’s plan. seems intent, for example, on lic lands. popped up on the White House ends there. It ignores the Ameri- Instead, the energy plan looks nullifying Interior’s stream pro- The Trump energy plan’s website within hours of Presi- ca First story about our nation’s to fossil fuels as America’s ener- tection rule and inviting com- wholesale adoption of the coal, dent Donald Trump’s inaugura- world-class wind and solar re- gy future, if only pesky environ- panies that still mine coal via oil and gas industry’s blame- tion. The plan lays out the White sources that are generating mental regulations would get “mountaintop removal” to de- the-feds playbook is disappoint- House’s direction for how the clean energy in every region of out of the way and more areas stroy local streams. No industry ing, but predictable. Also pre- incoming Cabinet will approach our country. Nor does it acknowl- would be opened up to drilling. gets a pass on this type of basic dictable, unfortunately, is the the all-important energy sector. edge that the U.S. renewable en- There is no evidence, how- environmental obligation. Like- The plan misses the mark. ergy industry now accounts for ever, that unreasonable safety wise, undoing the Interior De- climate denial behind a plan Badly. Rather than laying out a most of the new supply being and environmental rules are partment’s new rule targeting that would tie America’s ener- serious energy policy roadmap, added to the electricity grid, and stunting domestic coal, oil and the wasteful flaring and venting gy future to its carbon-polluting the White House regurgitates most of the new jobs in the ener- gas development. Inconvenient- of natural gas on public lands past. two familiar, dubious claims gy industry. ly for the argument, the Clean will require a more disciplined But the Trump administra- from the Trump campaign trail, The plan has another big blind Power Plan — the centerpiece extraction of oil and gas resourc- tion’s apparent cynicism about namely, that “burdensome regu- spot. It ignores the other major of Obama’s Climate Action Plan es, not less of it. clean energy produces the real lations on our energy industry” economic driver in today’s ener- that is most often blamed for the The old argument that public jaw-dropper: the plan’s complete have significantly “held back” gy economy: the rapidly chang- coal industry’s troubles — has lands restrictions are keeping disregard for the competition, in- its growth; and “embrac(ing) the ing power sector. Energy con- yet to go into force. Meanwhile, down domestic oil and gas pro- novation and job growth accom- shale oil and gas revolution” and sumers want a smarter grid that market forces have been in full duction is equally vacuous. Mil- panying the explosion in renew- “reviv(ing)” the coal industry can provide access to new clean flower. Low cost, efficient burn- lions of acres of already-leased will open up of vast “untapped energy generation, storage and ing natural gas is badly outcom- public lands remain undevel- able energy and utility reform. domestic energy reserves” and efficiency products. A serious peting coal. oped, waiting for oil and gas Rather than being at the center drive the U.S. energy economy America First energy agenda The other rules most frequent- prices to rise. Meanwhile, the of the administration’s energy forward. would be pushing for infrastruc- ly identified as retarding coal, most prolific oil and gas plays plan, these economic drivers are These are the usual pro-coal, ture investments and regulatory oil and gas growth are equally are in shale formations that in- missing entirely from it. pro-oil-and-gas talking points. innovations in the U.S.’s utility innocent of the charge. Congress clude relatively little, or no, pub- This is not a good start. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Texas mosque destroyed in blaze; cause unknown VICTORIA, Texas (AP) answers for us.” — An early-morning fire The congregation’s pas- Saturday destroyed a Tex- tor, known as an imam, was as mosque that was a tar- awake in the early morning get of hatred several years hours and checked online ago and experienced a surveillance of the mosque burglary just a week ago. and found no alarm active A clerk at a convenience and the doors unlocked, store spotted smoke and Hashmi said. On Jan. 21, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS flames billowing from the someone broke in and stole Carolyn Clow stands in front of the McFarland, Islamic Center of Victo- some electronics, including Wis., Friday. ria at around 2 a.m. and laptops. called the fire department. “He was worried about “It’s sad to stand there it and drove over there,” and watch it collapse down, Hashmi said. “By that Liberals trying and the fire was so huge,” time, fire engines were al- Shahid Hashmi, the Islamic ready there pouring water center’s president, said. “It on the fire.” looks completely destroyed.” No injuries were report- to harness Victoria Fire Marshal ed. It took about four hours Tom Legler asked for help from the Texas Fire Mar- to extinguish the blaze. shal’s Office and federal Hashmi, who’s lived in activist energy Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Victoria 32 years, said the Firearms and Explosives congregation of about 140 By Nicholas Riccardi revolved around how to to determine what caused has had few other prob- ASSOCIATED PRESS turn that energy into an the blaze. Hashmi said au- lems and has enjoyed sup- effective movement, es- thorities have told him it port from the city of about Donald Trump’s surprise pecially through electoral was too early to speculate. 115 miles southwest of win in November lit a fire politics. Democrats have “None whatsoever right Houston. He already has under Carolyn Clow, a been decimated in elec- now,” the center director received offers of tempo- county purchasing agent tions at the state and local said. “We don’t have any rary quarters for the con- in Madison, Wisconsin. On level during the past eight Saturday, she attended her lead or information as to gregation to worship. years, and have their best first in a series of classes what started the fire and “When 9/11 happened, chance to stymie Trump if on how to run for office. what happened. So I’m Muslims and non-Mus- they can seize control of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “If we learn anything sure it’s going to be a few lims, we all got together,” the House of Representa- as a liberal community, days, they told us, before he said. “Of course, we will A firefighter walks in front of the Islamic Cen- tives in the 2018 elections. I’d hope that it’s time to they can come up with any rebuild.” ter of Victoria on Saturday, in Victoria, Texas. The morning after stop thinking ‘I’d like to the election, Ethan To- do something,’ and time to take that action,” said dras-Whitehill embodied Clow, 43, who is running liberals’ dilemma — in Trump wants to enlist police bright blue western Mas- for the village board in her town outside of Mad- sachusetts no Republicans ison in the April election other than Trump were on in immigration crackdown with the help of an organi- the ballot to vote against. zation that recruits Dem- He began googling to find his nearest swing district By Jacques Billeaud ocratic women candidates. “It’s fun and exciting to and thought — why not and Amy Taxin create a tool to help others ASSOCIATED PRESS march and it’s boring to go down to village hall to like him? PHOENIX — To build vote, but we have to learn The day before Trump’s his highly touted depor- to do both,” she said. inauguration, he and some tation force, President Trump’s election has friends debuted swingleft. Donald Trump is reviving sparked what liberal org, which lets people a long-standing program groups say is unprece- find their nearest House that deputizes local offi- dented activism. The most swing district and regis- cers to enforce federal im- visible manifestation of ter to help flip the House migration law. that were protest marches in 2018. Todras-Whitehill The program received the day after Trump’s in- says 250,000 people have scant attention during augural, which drew mil- already signed up. a week in which Trump lions to Washington, D.C., There’s been grumbling announced plans to build and other locations across from some liberal activists a border wall, hire thou- the country and overseas. that the effort wasn’t coordi- sands more federal agents Those were followed by nated with Democratic par- and impose restrictions demonstrations at airports ty officials who are already on refugees from Middle Saturday against Trump’s trying to flip the House. “We Eastern countries. executive order prohibiting can’t be waiting around for But the program could entry into the U.S. by peo- someone else to do some- end up having a signifi- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ple from seven countries thing,” Todras-Whitehill cant impact on immigra- Former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio was voted out of office in the and also limiting refugees. said. “Everyone needs to tion enforcement around same election Trump was voted in. Much of the discussion be standing up and doing the country, despite falling since the marches has something on their own.” out of favor in recent years lent offenders and instead of mounting frustration San Francisco have op- amid complaints that it arrested immigrants for over legal issues and costs posed police involvement promotes racial profiling. minor violations, like driv- stemming from the patrols. in immigration while some Smaller states More than 60 police and ing with broken tail lights. In his executive order counties in Massachusetts sheriff’s agencies had the Sheriff Joe Arpaio used this week, Trump said he and Texas are now seeking special authority as of the program most aggres- wants to empower local to jump in. rejoice as Amazon 2009, applying for it as sively in metro Phoenix, law enforcement to act as Proponents say police the nation’s immigration and he became arguably immigration officers and departments can help bol- debate was heating up. the nation’s best-known help with the “investiga- ster immigration enforce- collects sales tax Since then, the number immigration enforcer at tion, apprehension, or de- ment and prevent crimi- has been halved and the the local level in large part tention” of immigrants in nals from being released By Matt O’Brien million a year. effort scaled back as feder- because of the special au- the country illegally. back into their neighbor- ASSOCIATED PRESS To avoid collecting taxes, al agents ramped up oth- thority. In a strange twist, The move comes at a hoods, while critics argue Amazon has historically re- PROVIDENCE, R.I. — lied on another high court er enforcement programs he was thrown out of of- time when the country is that deputizing local offi- Many online shoppers in and amid complaints of- fice in the same election sharply divided over the cers will lead to racial pro- ruling that predates the the United States have era of online shopping. That ficers weren’t focusing on that vaulted Trump to the treatment of immigrants. filing and erode communi- for years had to pay state the goal of catching vio- presidency, mostly because Cities such as Chicago and ty trust in police. 1992 decision bans states sales taxes whenever they from forcing out-of-state buy goods from Amazon. retailers to collect taxes if But the Seattle e-com- they don’t have a physical In Iowa, Trump voters cheer merce giant has dragged presence in the state. its feet on collecting sales Rhode Island, which has taxes in small and sparse- long fought for Amazon to ly populated states where remit sales taxes, is now changes, dismiss petty fights it doesn’t have any distri- counting on nearly $35 bution centers or corpo- million in tax revenue rate offices. By Thomas Beaumont ern arc of states from Iowa next year from the compa- That’s quickly chang- ny and other online retail- ASSOCIATED PRESS to Pennsylvania. ing this year. And gover- Cherie Westrich of Ot- ers that follow its lead. OTTUMWA, Iowa — In nors and state legislators “Amazon’s doing the right tumwa had never been looking to balance their struggling Wapello County, politically active. But the thing,” said Robert Hull, the a swath of southeast Iowa beleaguered budgets are director of the state’s reve- 51-year-old antique car Donald Trump was the first rejoicing as they brace for nue department. “They’re rebuilder had researched Republican to carry in 44 a boost of revenue from an $85 billion revenue an- the Trans-Pacific Part- years, his earliest and most Amazon sales. imal that’s making sales, nership, a trade agree- devout supporters cheer Amazon customers in at historically, into Rhode ment between the United the new president’s quick least 10 states will begin Island and not paying the States and Asian nations, action on health care, trade, paying sales taxes on their 7-percent sales tax.” energy and immigration, and concluded the treaty website purchases for the Customers might not be including accelerated con- would benefit U.S. corpo- first time this winter. Tax as pleased as state bud- struction of the long-prom- rations, not its workers. collection begins Wednes- get-writers. Those in Rhode ised Mexican border wall. By signing an order with- day in Mississippi, Mis- Island and other states And yet, even these vot- drawing from the 12-nation souri, Rhode Island, South were technically supposed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ers, to whom Trump dis- treaty brokered by Obama, Dakota and Vermont. It to declare the taxes owed proportionately owes his Local residents walk across Main Street, Fri- Trump made good on what already started this month on items bought online at presidency, roll their eyes day, in Ottumwa, Iowa. he argued was a pledge to in Louisiana, Iowa, Nebras- the end of the year, but al- at his ongoing fixation protect U.S. workers from ka and Utah, and begins in most no one did. A proposed with his popularity. ber give the president high who embraced Trump’s competition in low-wage Wyoming on March 1. Rhode Island law would “He’s said what needs to marks for reversing eight candidacy out of frustra- Asian countries. The company didn’t re- mimic Colorado’s in order- be done, and he’s doing it,” years of Democrat Barack tion with the region’s high “No matter if you agree turn request for comment ing companies that don’t or disagree on this cam- said Viki Wilson, a retired Obama’s policies. But they unemployment. and hasn’t explained its collect sales taxes to post a paign promise, there’s trucking company opera- shake their heads at his Like Wapello, work- rapid shift, but the move “conspicuous” online pop-up no question he’s jumping follows last month’s U.S. tor from Ottumwa, Wapel- widely debunked claims ing-class counties that notice informing customers lo County’s seat. “He’s just about the crowd size for right on it,” said Westrich, Supreme Court ruling about what they owe and were once home to thriv- got to sort the small stuff his inauguration and voter who became an active vol- that rejected a challenge following that up with an from the big stuff.” fraud costing him the pop- ing union Democratic unteer for Trump in Ot- to a Colorado law requir- email and an annual tax ob- Far from the cacophony ular vote. precincts, such as Racine tumwa last fall. ing online sellers to noti- ligation mailing. The mea- enveloping Washington in Wilson is like hundreds County, Wisconsin, and For decades, the voters fy customers about how sure is a way to effectively Trump’s first week in office, of Trump supporters in Macomb County, Michigan, backed Democratic pres- much they owe in taxes. coerce companies to collect the Iowa voters who helped this county of about 35,000 voted decidedly for Trump idential candidates after Colorado officials had esti- the tax if they don’t want him capture the state and people, a former Democrat in November, and helped supporting Richard Nixon mated they were missing to burden their customers the presidency last Novem- in a once union-heavy city him carry the entire north- in 1972. out on as much as $172.7 with unpleasant notices. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 2017 POLICE/FIRE New lawsuit against Baylor All address information, particu- A report of a motor vehicle Fire larly arrests, reflect police records. In breaking and entering at 4:36 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, p.m. Friday at 35 Osborne St. A report of smoke in the basement at 9:03 a.m. Satur- alleges 52 rapes in 4 years it is the sole responsibility of the con- Complaints day on Pleasant Street. A small cerned party to contact the relevant fire was located in the water WACO, Texas (AP) — A police department and have the de- A report of a disturbance at heating unit. former Baylor University partment issue a notice of correction 1:04 a.m. Friday at 28 Arlington student who says she was raped by two football play- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- St.; at 1:07 a.m. Friday on Stone Vandalism ers filed a federal lawsuit ifications will not be made without Place; at 1:38 a.m. Friday at 5 Oxford St.; at 8:36 a.m. Friday A report of vandalism at Friday against the school express notice of change from the that alleges there were doz- at 17 Cedar St.; at 9:18 a.m. 6:59 a.m. Saturday on Hum- arresting police department. phrey Street. A caller report- ens more assaults of wom- Friday at Julio’s Barber Shop at ed the department truck was en involving other players. 140 Union St.; at 10:01 a.m. LYNN parked over in the parks and The lawsuit by the stu- Friday at 101 Grove St.; at 4:40 recreation parking lot the pre- dent, who is listed in the Arrests p.m. Friday at 28 Allerton St.; at vious night and thinks some- documents only as “Eliza- 4:45 p.m. Friday at Dunkin’ Do- one may have shot a BB gun beth Doe,” alleges at least Alexis Bingham, of 58 nuts at 42 Market St.; at 4:55 into the windshield. 52 rapes by more than Broad St., was arrested on p.m. Friday at Cliff and Walnut 30 football players over a warrant charges of Class A streets; at 5:41 p.m. Friday at PEABODY four-year period. drug possession and Class B 116 Western Ave.; at 8:10 p.m. It also alleges a “culture FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS drug possession at 11:43 a.m. Friday at 585 Essex St.; at 8:15 Arrests of sexual violence” and de- Baylor University Interim President Dr. David Friday. p.m. Friday at 65 Memorial Park scribes her 2013 attack by Garland watches play during an NCAA college Shontae Brown, of 24 Ave.; at 9:37 p.m. Friday at 25 Michael Castiello, 29, of two players. It doesn’t detail basketball game against UCLA in Waco, Texas. Franklin St., was arrested on Hamilton Ave.; at 11:58 p.m. 167 Chelsea St., Apt. 1, East the other alleged attacks, warrant charges of assault with Friday at Broad and Silsbee Boston, was arrested and but says some were re- of school President Ken In a statement, Baylor a dangerous weapon, assault streets; at 1:56 a.m. Saturday charged with shoplifting by corded by the players, who Starr in 2016. President David E. Gar- and battery and juror failure to at 3 Essex St.; at 3:53 a.m. concealing merchandise and shared them with friends. An internal investigation land said the university attend at 3:26 p.m. Friday. Saturday on Euclid Avenue; at receiving stolen property at Fifty-two assaults would last year found that the had made “great progress” Randy Dillon, of 24 Estes 7:07 a.m. Saturday at 34 Pacif- 3:02 p.m. Friday. dramatically increase the football program operated in fortifying security mea- St., was arrested on warrant ic St.; at 10:40 a.m. Saturday Kevin A. McDonough, 52, of 17 reports of sexual and as if it was “above the rules” sures since the sexual as- charges of assault and bat- at 77 Green St.; at 11:58 a.m. 19 Hawk St., was arrested and physical attacks involving and that assistant coaches sault scandal erupted last tery and carrying a dangerous Saturday at 78 Central Ave.; at charged with disorderly con- 19 players since 2011 pre- and staff interfered or sti- year. weapon at 5:44 p.m. Saturday. 1:45 p.m. Saturday at Metro duct at 10:47 p.m. Friday. viously acknowledged by fled investigations into al- “Baylor University has Jonathan Falzarano, 24, PCS at 415 Lynnway; at 2:21 Nicole L. McKinley, 18, of Baylor officials. leged assaults by players. taken unprecedented of 19 Grove St., was arrested p.m. Saturday at 124 Green St.; 48 Groveland St., Lynn, was The school faces at least Baylor allowed Briles’ actions that have been and charged with breaking and at 7:21 p.m. Saturday at 526 arrested and charged with five lawsuits from women staff of assistants to re- well-documented in re- entering nighttime for a felony Western Ave.; at 8:02 p.m. Sat- three counts of receiving sto- who allege they were at- main for the 2016 season sponse to the issue of past and malicious wanton prop- urday at 77 Green St.; at 11:49 len property, larceny and con- tacked and that the school but new coach Matt Rhule and alleged sexual assaults erty defacement at 1:05 a.m. p.m. Saturday at 351 Summer spiracy at 6:48 p.m. Saturday. failed to protect them or hasn’t retained them. involving our campus com- Sunday. St.; at 12:54 a.m. Sunday at David M. Paglia, 50, of 14 ignored their complaints. Some have moved to new munity,” Garland said. “We Joey Fournier, 41, of 34 7 Trinity Terrace; at 1:28 a.m. King St., was arrested on war- The nation’s largest jobs, including Briles’ son have made great progress Tudor St., was arrested and Sunday at 126 Franklin St.; at rants at 2:04 p.m. Friday. Baptist university has and former offensive co- in implementing 105 rec- charged with OUI liquor sec- been gripped by the on-go- ordinator, Kendal Briles, ommendations to strength- ond offense at 12:14 a.m. 1:49 a.m. Sunday at 93 Victory Road. Accidents ing scandal that led to the to Florida Atlantic, and en the safety and security Saturday. firing of football coach Art of all students and restore A report of a motor vehicle defensive coordinator Phil Bianca Kelley-Cumbee, of Briles and the departure Bennett to Arizona State. faith in the university.” 23 Echo Grove Ave., was ar- Theft accident at 2:40 p.m. Friday at 15 Gardner Road; at 3:57 rested on a warrant charge of A report of a larceny at 8:16 trespassing at 8:43 a.m. Friday. p.m. Friday at Northshore Mall a.m. Friday at 100 Willow St.; at 210N Andover St.; at 6:15 Former neighbor recalls killer Jose Marte, of 124 Eastern at 10:10 a.m. Friday at 34 Ha- Ave., was arrested on warrant p.m. Friday at 101 Main St. nover St.; at 9:57 p.m. Friday charges of operation of a mo- and 2 Washington St.; at 6:09 tor vehicle with a suspended at 184 Hamilton Ave.; at 9:08 p.m. Saturday at 81 Main St. suspect as grieving widower license, motor vehicle lights vi- a.m. Saturday at 34 Broad St.; A report of a motor vehicle olation, no inspection/sticker, at 5:16 p.m. Saturday at 24 hit and run accident at 3:31 By Holly Ramer leaving the scene of property Estes St. p.m. Saturday at 1 Sylvan St. ASSOCIATED PRESS damage and failure to change Vandalism CONCORD, N.H. — Bob name/address at 8:23 p.m. Complaints Evans sat at a picnic ta- Friday. A report of motor vehicle van- A report of a disturbance at ble outside friend Kath- Taylor McNeil, 21, of 122 dalism at 12:41 a.m. Friday at erine Decker’s motorhome Essex St., was arrested and 10:47 p.m. Friday at Stone- 172 Washington St.; at 11:10 in 1986, sobbing that his charged with operation of a wood Tavern at 139 Lynnfield p.m. Friday at 431 Broadway; wife had died when his motor vehicle with a revoked li- St. Kevin A. McDonough, 52, at 7:50 a.m. Saturday at 33 was arrested for disorderly con- then-5-year-old daughter, cense and on warrant charges Lisa, was just a baby. of OUI drugs and Class C drug Bloomfield St.; at 12:19 p.m. duct; at 10:54 p.m. Friday at Saturday at 265 Chestnut St. 74 Walnut St. Police received “He really did cry. He’d possession at 7:45 p.m. Friday. cry and blow his nose and Luis Rondon-Del Leon, A report of vandalism at a report of an intoxicated male 11:35 a.m. Friday at 261 Park- yelling and screaming in the everything when he talked of 96 Alley St., was arrested about it,” Decker recalled. on warrant charges of three land Ave. parking lot. Officers reported one man was reacting to some “I used to feel really bad counts of Class A drug distri- all the time about it. Ev- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bution at 12:39 a.m. Saturday. MARBLEHEAD bad news and another man was attempting to calm him ery time I saw him, I’d just A large green tent is seen in the back of a house Accidents Accidents down; at 12:12 a.m. Saturday feel sick.” on Hayward Street in Manchester, N.H., where at Roadhouse Pub at 55 Pulas- But Evans hadn’t been authorities searched for clues in the missing A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle ki St.; at 12:44 a.m. Saturday married to Lisa’s mother. person’s case of Denise Beaudin. accident at 6:43 a.m. Friday accident at 10:33 a.m. Friday at Tannery Apartments at 16 She wasn’t his daughter, at Laighton Street and Lawton on West Shore Drive; at 2:45 Crowninshield St. Multiple call- and her name wasn’t Lisa. mother of the girl he called In 1981, Evans was living Avenue; at 7:50 a.m. Friday p.m. Friday at Atlantic Avenue ers reported possible gunshots. He also told Decker his Lisa, and a woman and with his girlfriend, Denise name was Gordon Jenson. at Broadway and Euclid Ave- and Bubier Road. An officer found an empty three children whose bod- Beaudin, and her 6-month- Three decades later, au- nue; at 3:43 p.m. Friday at 24 A report of a motor vehicle cartridge of fireworks on fire. A ies were found in barrels old daughter, Dawn, in small fire was extinguished; at thorities say only one part State St.; at 4:47 p.m. Friday hit and run accident at 5:31 in New Hampshire. Those New Hampshire. All three 12:25 a.m. Sunday at 72 Cen- of his story was true: The at Dunkin’ Donuts at 333 Lyn- p.m. Friday on Leggs Hill Road. four have not been identi- disappeared just after nway; at 10:07 p.m. Friday at A report of a fatal motor tral St.; at 12:26 a.m. Sunday girl’s mother was dead. And Thanksgiving that year, but Casey’s Shell at 122 Boston at Gardner Apartments at 22D they believe Evans killed fied, but investigators say vehicle accident at 5:23 p.m. based on DNA evidence, Beaudin’s family never re- St.; at 10:21 p.m. Friday at Saturday on Tedesco Street. A Pulaski St.; at 1:36 a.m. Sun- her, along with at least five ported her missing because day at Fairweather Apartments one of the girls was Evans’ McDonald’s at 60 Boston St.; car into a tree was reported. other women and children. they believed the couple left at 20 Central St.; at 11:40 a.m. daughter. at 9:27 a.m. Saturday at Cen- Female driver. Evans — who over his town due to money troubles. tral Avenue and Liberty Street; Sunday at 30 Patricia Road. lifetime had gone by differ- “What’s clear is this is Though her body has not someone who targeted fe- at 12:09 p.m. Saturday at 230 Complaints A report of suspicious activ- ent names — died in prison been found, authorities be- Broadway; at 1:02 p.m. Satur- ity at 1:15 p.m. Saturday on in 2010, eight years after he males and specifically chil- lieve Evans killed Beaudin day at 377 Maple St.; at 3:10 A caller reported finding drug Holten Street. A caller reported killed and dismembered his dren,” said Jeffery Strezlin, somewhere between New p.m. Saturday at 25 Fay St.; at paraphernalia in the basement he watched a man attempt to actual wife in Richmond, New Hampshire’s senior Hampshire and California, 4:19 p.m. Saturday at 59 Ce- by the laundry room at 11:39 gain entry to a black car with California. On Thursday, assistant attorney general. where, by 1985, he was liv- dar St.; at 4:33 p.m. Saturday a.m. Friday on Creesy Street. the alarm sounding. The man authorities linked him to “He certainly fits the pro- ing and working at an RV at Cedar and Walnut streets; at A report of suspicious activi- then drove off with the vehicle. five earlier killings — the file of a serial killer.” Park in Scotts Valley. 8:48 p.m. Saturday at Euclid ty at 2:12 p.m. Friday on Mav- An officer identified the owner of the vehicle as the person Avenue and Verona Street; at erick Street. A caller reported 11:56 p.m. Saturday at Lake that gained entry to the vehi- their child was walking down Plea in murder case comes from Avenue and Maple Street; at cle. the path from Village Street 12:20 a.m. Sunday at Blos- A caller reported her neigh- som Street and Neptune Bou- toward Maverick and saw a bor shot her friend’s car with a unlikely spot: the victim, a priest levard. military style box containing BB gun at 2:51 p.m. Saturday A report of a motor vehicle a bong and a knife. Police at 2 Buford Road. By Kate Brumback accident with personal injury checked but couldn’t find it; and Jason Dearen at 9:19 a.m. Friday at Pleasant at 12:03 p.m. Saturday on Theft ASSOCIATED PRESS Lindsey Street. A man reported and South Common streets. ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. A report of a motor vehicle hit that he had been notified that A manager reported stolen someone has the information items value at about $500 at — The Rev. Rene Robert and run accident at 8:22 p.m. devoted his life to helping of his recently deceased wife 2:02 p.m. Friday at AT&T Mo- Friday at 242 Chatham St.; at society’s most troubled, 4:46 a.m. Saturday at Boston and was filling out change of bility at 210A Andover St. A report of a larceny at 11:44 working with drug addicts and Mall streets; at 4:29 p.m. address forms. and criminals and even Saturday at 18 Paradise Road; A report of an egged car at a.m. Saturday at 55 Nancy Ave. A caller reported numerous signing a “Declaration of at 7:19 p.m. Saturday at Essex 3:33 p.m. Friday on Washing- Life” that called for his kill- and Washington streets. ton Street. items missing from her resi- dence over the past year; at er to be spared execution A report of an adrift kayak at in the event of his murder. Assaults 12:05 p.m. Saturday on Corn 7:23 p.m. Saturday at 21 Caller St. A woman reported clothes More than two decades Point Road. The harbormaster after filing that document, A report of an assault and was notified and stated the taken from the dryer. battery at 2:51 p.m. Friday his wish will be tested. kayak was actually a piece of Robert’s body — shot on Franklin Street; at 11 a.m. an oil boom. He towed it back SWAMPSCOTT FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Saturday on Union Street; multiple times — was in. found in the Georgia woods Father Heriberto Vergara looks at a photo- at 11:19 p.m. Saturday on A report of a disturbance at Complaints graph of his slain colleague, Father Rene Rob- Carnes Street. last year after a multistate 1:45 p.m. Saturday on Sewall ert in St. Augustine, Fla. A report of a disturbance at manhunt led to the arrest Street. A fight was reported of Steven Murray, a repeat 1:12 a.m. Saturday at 56 Puri- Breaking and Entering offender Robert had been decision was based on the own words opposing capi- with someone assaulted. A tan Road. A report of a breaking and caller reported one person trying to help for months. facts alone, Augusta Ju- tal punishment. entering at 7:44 a.m. Friday was punched but no weapons Overdose Police said Murray asked dicial Circuit District At- “I request that the person at 101 Grove St.; at 5:14 p.m. were mentioned. The group the 71-year-old priest for torney Ashley Wright told found guilty of homicide for Saturday at 36-38 Baker St.; retreated inside the residence A report of an overdose at a ride in Jacksonville, The Associated Press. my killing not be subject at 12:45 a.m. Sunday at 133 on the first floor and pulled the 4:52 a.m. Sunday on Essex Florida, then kidnapped “We don’t look at wheth- to or put in jeopardy of the Washington St. shades down. Street. him and drove him across er the victim is a priest, death penalty under any the state line. Days later, a nun, a philanthropist, a circumstances, no matter Murray led officers to the drug dealer or something how heinous their crime or priest’s body, police said. else,” she said. how much I may have suf- Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Prosecutors plan to seek But Catholic officials fered,” states the document CALL 24 HOURS A DAY the death penalty if Mur- from Georgia and Florida Robert signed in 1995, no- Hotline ray is convicted of mur- plan to protest Tuesday tarized and witnessed by an All reports of neighborhood activity or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) der, citing the slaying’s on the courthouse steps in attorney, that he insisted be will be investigated. aggravated nature. That Augusta, citing Robert’s kept in his personnel file. Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Lynn man dies in a Sunday morning fire

FIRE day morning. At first, she itable for at least several Road is home to residents From A1 thought she was dreaming days. He said firefighters who have lived in the build- before she fled her apart- have responded to few, ing for more than 25 years “We made good progress ment. if any, previous calls at and tenants who recently and knocked it down very “I just thank God we are 11 Beach Road and said moved in. Sawyer bought quickly,” he said. OK,” she said. building fire alarms were the building in 2015 and Tenants, including a Richard Baker was functioning at the time of MacLeod said the company number of elderly resi- drinking coffee in his the fire. spent $200,000 on common dents, were given shelter apartment when he heard Sawyer Property Man- area and apartment reno- on an MBTA bus called to banging from the direction agement representative vations. the fire scene and parked of the unit where the fire Debra MacLeod and co- McDonald said 55 fire- on Lynn Shore Drive. A started. workers worked with fire fighters with mutual aid responding American Red “I went down the hall. officials Sunday morn- support from Salem, Sau- Cross crew and building There was smoke. I ing to help tenants enter gus, Swampscott and oth- management worked to grabbed my shoes and the building and retrieve er communities, fought find hotel rooms and tem- left,” Baker said. medicine and other essen- the fire. porary apartments for the Thor Jourgensen can be Baker said his cat, Wil- tial items. PHOTO | KEITH VIGLIONE tenants. lie, also made it out of the “We want to make sure reached at tjourgensen@ Shawanda Pierre Lou- building safely. they are well taken care- itemlive.com. Gayla Caw- Flames can be seen be seen coming out of the is awoke to the sound of McDonald initially said of,” she said. ley can be reached at gcaw- building at 11 Beach Road on Sunday during a someone screaming Sun- the building is uninhab- MacLeod said 11 Beach [email protected]. 3-alarm fire. Lynn immigration center inundated with questions

PROTEST — it’s just not part of our From A1 country,” said Lucy Joan Sollogub, of Norwood. Airport, hundreds of Edith Sangueza, 28, of people headed to Copley Cambridge, was in Copley Square in Boston on Sun- Square Sunday. Her fa- day afternoon to continue ther is an immigrant, and voicing their opposition to she’s studying at Harvard Trump’s immigration or- University, hoping to prac- ders. The president also re- tice immigration law. cently officially ordered a “This is obscene,” she Mexican border wall built. said. “His executive ac- Trump issued a state- tions are unconstitution- ment via Facebook on Sun- al.” day, defending the ban. Today, it’s people from “America is a proud na- Muslim nations, she said. tion of immigrants and we Tomorrow, it’s going to be will continue to show com- Central Americans trying passion to those fleeing to get away from gang vio- oppression, but we will do lence, or Mexicans seeking so by protecting our own asylum here. citizens and border,” he “I’m so horrified by Donald said in a statement. “The Trump’s ban that it’s hard seven countries named in to find words to really de- the executive order are scribe how horrified I am,” the same countries pre- said Emily Lodish, of Bos- viously identified by the ton. “I want to do anything Obama administration to be a part of fighting for as sources of terror. To be PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN the rights of refugees to be clear, this is not a Muslim Protesters hold signs and chant during a rally against President Donald Trump’s immigration welcome in my country. His ban, as the media is false- ban at Copley Square in Boston on Sunday. actions are so opposed to ly reporting.” what America is about and Locally, Natasha “They suffered enough,” and other resources for that it wasn’t just Mus- ping in and issuing the we all need to make our- Soolkin, director of The she said. “They went immigrants and refugees. lims gathered, saying “not emergency stop on the selves heard. I’m ashamed, New American Center, through so much to make She is preparing for a bar- here, not in this country. travel ban was an import- embarrassed in the eyes of which serves the refugee it here. They deserve a rage of questions about the Enough is enough.” ant step. the rest of the world.” and immigrant population welcoming feeling.” executive order from those “We all feel that our Pfaff said having people U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton in the Lynn area, said the Soolkin, an immigrant who use the center. country’s been hijacked come out and protest at (D-Mass) echoed those sen- executive order targeting herself from the former So- Soolkin plans to contact by a very small group of the airport shows that the timents on Friday, issuing seven Muslim countries a statement condemning viet Union, said she finds the state attorney’s office people that want to push popular opinion is against has resulted in confusion Trump’s executive order on the new turn in policy a to see what they’re doing an agenda,” Vale said. “It’s the ban, and that it doesn’t and fear with that popu- refugees. He said Trump’s bit scary. She doesn’t mind in response, and is also not us. It’s not what Amer- represent the best of the lation. She said there are policies put the country’s thinking about getting ica stands for.” country. people frightened and un- a more thorough vetting troops at risk, and will aware of what’s going on. process, on top of what she an immigration lawyer Carissa Halston, 35, of “Silence is passive ac- help inspire attacks both at “They came from places said is already a vigorous to come in, to interpret East Boston, attended one knowledgement that this home and abroad. where they experienced screening, as safety is par- what’s happening with the of last week’s women’s is OK,” Halston said. “We are a nation of im- extreme violence and ha- amount. But she’s unclear order. marches. The march was Siri Benn, 25, of north- migrants, and America rassment, and are proba- of what’s going to happen Rudy Vale, 47, of Hing- great, she said, but she ern Virginia, was at the is stronger when we wel- bly scared,” Soolkin said. in the next 120 days. Are ham, immigrated to the was unsure of its end goal. airport with a message come the refugees of our “They deserve to under- the people from Syria in- U.S. from Iran when she But, she said the case was written on a torn sheet of enemies,” Moulton said in stand this is not the place definitely being kept out, was 7 years old. She mar- different at the Logan paper: “Do not criminal- a statement. “These pol- for that.” she questioned. ried an American man Airport rally on Saturday, ize Islam,” it said. “Do not icies do not put America People came to the coun- Going forward, Soolkin and has two children. Her where people were being make the USA a fascist first. I am ashamed that try with the hope that expects Monday will be family was protesting detained. nation.” he is our president.” the worst was over and a busy day at the cen- along with her in Copley With Halston was Ran- “The idea of people com- Gayla Cawley can be that they were welcome, ter, which provides social Square. She said the pro- dolph Pfaff, 36, also from ing here and not being reached at gcawley@item- Soolkin added. Now it’s all support services, English test was beautiful. What East Boston. Pfaff said able to enter — the emo- live.com. Follow her on in the air, she said. classes and job search help she found profound was that a federal judge step- tional toll on those people Twitter @GaylaCawley. Custodians in Lynn schools are Saugus 17-year-old now back where they began stands Guard and studies hard CUSTODIANS Today, the $14 million even meet the fiscal year president of AFSCME From A1 department has 57 custo- net school spending re- Local 1736 representing SAUGUS who also earned Student dians and a dozen mainte- quirement and you have the workers, disagreed From A1 of the Month honors in they are today, I can tell nance workers with a bud- not budgeted sufficiently that the schools were not December. you that from personal get of $14 million. to meet the city’s obliga- well-maintained when time, he works a part time In June, Stamatopoulos experience,” said Michael While there’s agreement tion in fiscal year 2017,” they were under school job at Pride Construction will be off to Fort Jackson, Donovan, ISD director that ISD’s management of the state’s letter said. department management. in Everett. And finally, in South Carolina, where who took the added re- the janitors has worked Caron and Kennedy say “You can go to any com- Stamatopoulos also serves he plans to serve in the sponsibility of monitoring well, Peter Caron, the moving the janitors to the pany and find some guys his country as a mem- Honor Guard until Sep- the workers. city’s chief financial offi- school department will al- work at one pace, while ber of the Army National tember. When he returns When Donovan inherit- cer, said shifting the em- low them to include those others work at another Guard (17-year-olds can he will enter his Senior ed the 166-employee unit ployees to the school de- health care costs in the pace, you won’t have per- serve with parental per- year, eager to complete a in 2007, it included 120 partment will add about budget. fect employees anywhere,” mission). successful high school ca- permanent custodians, 20 $1 million to the city’s re- “The net school spend- he said. “But we are happy “I enjoy just about every- reer and finalize his col- substitute contract work- quired school spending. ing issue is a major factor to go back to work for the thing I do and the Nation- lege plans. ers who filled-in for absen- In a quirk in state law, in making this change,” school department.” al Guard is great because “I am glad that I am tees and 26 maintenance while salaries for the Caron said. ‘Going for- it will help to pay for col- involved in many activi- technicians for 26 schools. janitors as city employ- ward that money will start School Superintendent lege. I think it’s important ties and I’m proud that I “Since then, we changed ees counts toward school counting toward schools.” Dr. Catherine Latham de- to give time to my commu- did well on the PSATs,” the culture,” he said. “Peo- spending, their health in- While Donovan said he clined to comment on the nity and I am really proud he said. “I hope that my ple were held accountable, surance premiums do not. agreed to the change, he merits of taking on the when I look at my uniform future is successful and I we instituted attendance By moving them, the city expressed concern about janitorial staff. because it represents free- look forward to new expe- and timekeeping policies. can add health insurance what will happen to the “That’s a policy deci- dom, and that’s special to riences. I’m grateful for a Employees punched time and reduce the deficit. schools when they are no sion,” she said. “It’s up to me,” said Stamatopoulos, super life, so far.” cards, we tightened vaca- Last fall, the state De- longer under ISD’s com- the School Committee, the tion rules, moved people if partment of Education mand. mayor and the City Coun- they were not working and threatened to withhold “My fear is they will be cil. I’ll work with whatev- outsourced lots of mainte- $11 million in school funds dirty again because there er they decide.” nance project work.” until City Hall boosted its will be no accountabili- City Councilor-at-Large The change also result- net school spending. In ty for the employees,” he Brian LaPierre said the Need to find ed in more of the main- a letter to the mayor, the said. switch to the schools has tenance crew doing more state said a review of the But Kennedy disagrees. a good chance of passage an article? jobs, Donovan said. The city’s end financial report “It will depend on who when it comes to the City job descriptions that discovered Lynn was in vi- the superintendent hires Council for a public hear- once consisted of special- olation of state law. to oversee the custodians,” ing and a vote on Feb. 14. ized assignments such as “Your plan stated that in she said. “Mike has been a If approved, the measure Subscribe to painters, glaziers, master fiscal year 2016 through good manager and if the will be sent to Beacon Hill carpenters and cabinet- 2019 the city would ap- superintendent hires the lawmakers for final ap- makers were changed to propriate $2.2 million in proper candidate, they proval. e-edition on “maintenance craftsmen” addition to each year’s net will be able to run as tight Thomas Grillo can be so they could do any job as school spending require- a ship as Mike has.” reached at tgrillo@item- needed, he said. ment … the city did not Richard Germano, vice live.com. A8 MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

The Great Stew Chase Hand-painted hands

PHOTOS | NICOLE GOODHUE BOYD Runners compete in the annual 15K Great Stew Chase Road Race on Sunday, at Knights of Columbus in Lynn.

PHOTOS | PAULA MULLER Henna artist Nina Kuokkanen, Lynn, paints a design on the wrist of Ellen Brooks of Gardner, Mass. Nina was available for henna paint- ing and history lessons on the craft at Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee Co. in Lynn on Saturday afternoon.

First, second, and third place finishers. From left, Dan Vassal of Pea- body, Rachel Schilkowsky of Boston, and Todd Callaghan of Beverly, pose at the finish.

Genesis Hernandez of Lynn has sparkles put on her henna design.

Allen Peterson and his wife Kathy hand out water to runners The Rotary Club rewards outstanding students Justin Bieber gets hit, bounces back in celeb hockey game LOS ANGELES (AP) — Justin Bie- ber got a taste of NHL hockey and the Staples Center glass Saturday, courtesy of NHL great Chris Pronger. The pop star responded by showing off skills that would not have looked out of place in his native Canada during a celebrity exhibition game. Bieber was driven into the boards in the first half by a laughing Pronger, who spent 18 years in the league as a hard-nosed defenseman. The singer responded with an empty-net goal and an assist as Team Gretzky beat Team Lemieux 5-3 in the 2017 NHL All-Star Celebrity Shootout. Bieber did not look out of place while sharing the ice with current NHL stars Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oil- ers and the Chicago Blackhawks’ Patrick PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Kane, along with a host of retired greats Singer Justin Bieber is pushed COURTESY PHOTO and hockey-loving entertainment figures. into the glass by Chris Pronger, Although he did miss two penalty Saturday, in Los Angeles. The Rotary Club of Lynn held its eighth Ramses Feliciano Perez, Marshall; Fabio shots, Bieber scored a goal as time grade recognition program recently at the Balla, St. Pius V; Alyssa Brown, Breed; expired, prompting actor Cuba Good- Pictures posted to the NHL’s Insta- Porthole Restaurant. One eighth-grader Abigayle Arsenault, St. Mary’s; Rotari- ing Jr. to joke, “Twenty-five shots later, gram account showed a smiling Bieber from each of Lynn’s public and private an Mark Kennard, program coordinator. thank God he made it.” with Wayne Gretzky in the locker schools is nominated by classroom teach- “I was shocked at how good the kid room. Bieber will be back at Staples ers and administrators for outstanding Back row, from left, Rotarian Drew Russo, can play,” said Gooding, who scored the Center on Feb. 12 as he is nominated for achievement after overcoming challeng- program coordinator; Edwin Cruz Ador- winning goal. “He really has nice skills, four Grammys, including Album of the es in their life. Taking part in the cere- no, Pickering; Thanayri Rodriguez-Ortiz, and he’s a real sweet kid, too.” Year and Song of the Year. mony were, front row from left, Antwone KIPP; and Ann Romelus, Sacred Heart. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Steve Krause Bulldogs’ rival school, went up against mitted to the hospital two weeks ago. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR him twice a year. Steve Stranahan, his close friend and as- “It’s really sad,” Grassa said. “He’s going sistant, had been coaching the Bulldogs in LYNN — Tom Grassa had known Mike to be missed by the teaching community. his absence. Carr since the latter was a teenager who He was a terri c coach, and just a great “This is a very, very sad day for English showed up at Lynn youth basketball clin- guy.” High,” said Thomas Strangie, the school’s ics. Carr lived in Lynn with his wife, Gem- principal. “He was totally devoted to En- Little did either of them know that, glish. years later, they’d be coaching against one ma. He had two children, Rachael and Mi- “He knew what he was ghting,” said another. chael, both students at Peabody High. Strangie. “But he wanted to be there for “I loved Mike,” said Grassa, who is the Aside from coaching, Grassa had worked his players. He was devoted to them, too.” longtime boys basketball coach at Lynn in both the Lynn and Salem school sys- “The school is saddened by his death,” Classical. “He was a super, super out- tems, as a bartender at Tony’s Pub and said athletic director Dick Newton. “He standing person who had a lot of class. I Grill in Lynn, and, in the summer, and was a dedicated English guy. He gave his never heard anyone speak poorly about worked in summer painting houses as part of the “King Crab Painting Compa- heart and soul to the school.” him.” FILE PHOTO Carr, 52, died Friday night after an al- ny,” which was a nickname given to his Carr came from a coaching family. His most-yearlong illness. Since Carr was father, Mike Sr. father, the late Mike Carr Sr., was a long- Despite his illness, Mike Carr hired in 2010 as the Lynn English basket- Carr, who rst found out he was sick time football coach and athletic director wanted to be there for his En- ball coach, Grassa, as the director of the with a serious virus last March, was ad- CARR, B2 glish boys basketball players. Wrestlers Spartan take the girls nish spotlight strong By Anne Marie Tobin By Scot Cooper FOR THE ITEM FOR THE ITEM NORTH READING — High LYNN — For the rst 15 minutes school wrestling tournaments are Saturday afternoon, Archbishop a real test of endurance. Depend- Williams gave the St. Mary’s girls ing on the size of the eld, they can hockey team all it could handle on last anywhere from 10-12 hours, the ice. sometimes over multiple days. But the Spartans picked up their For Lynn eld/North Reading se- play in the nal 30 minutes, in- nior captain Connor Stead, it was cluding a pair of goals from soph- well worth the wait at the annual omore winger Codi Butt to clinch Cape Ann League/Northeastern a 4-1 win. Conference tournament Saturday Spartan coach Frank Pagliuca at North Reading High School. said he wasn’t surprised that the Stead breezed to the 145 pound Bishops, desperate for wins and title and made it look easy, pin- points as they try to get into the ning every opponent. After a rst postseason, played right in the round bye, he pinned Lucas Silva face of his team to start the game. of Beverly in the quarter nals in “They’re a good, big, physical 43 seconds, then pinned Glouces- team, they came out hard in the ter’s Liam Donahue in the semi - rst period and really pushed us nals in 45 seconds. In the nal, Joe around, we were back on our heels Alba of Saugus pushed Stead into right away against them,” Pagliu- the second period before Stead ca said. “They used their size up pinned him at the 3:26 mark. front against us, and made it re- As if that wasn’t good enough, ally dif cult for us, we really did a following the conclusion of the good job (after going up 2-1) in the second and third periods.” meet Stead was named one of PHOTO | BOB ROCHE three CAL Wrestlers of the Year, It was the youngsters for the sharing the honor with Pen- Lynn’s Mike Clougherty stickhandles the puck toward Revere goalie Kenny Spartans who got things pointed tucket’s Kalon Boston and Mas- Uminski in a one-on-one confrontation. in the right direction in the sec- conomet’s Jack Darling, who also ond period. Freshman Aylah Ciof received the tournament’s Con from Revere fed Butt at with 1:37 Madigan Award for the most pins Lynn hockey team wins one gone in period two. Butt, a soph- in the least amount of time. omore from Swampscott, put St. “We work hard everyday to make Mary’s on the scoreboard when each other better so I felt that I she buried one off a scramble in was prepared and I felt con dent in memory of Bulldog coach front of Bishops’ goalie Allison as well,” Stead said. “I had wres- DelMonte. tled him (Alba) at Wake eld, so I By Gordon Vincent The Patriots (5-6-1) got their goal from Williams freshman Chelsea Tax- knew what to expect and needed FOR THE ITEM Mike Giordano in the third period. The game ter tied the score at 1-1, just 80 to just stick with what I do and was played mostly evenly except for a 5-min- seconds after Butt’s rst goal, but stay composed. It helped that I LYNN — The Lynn Jets represent all of ute stretch to open the second period, when that was the last puck that would was the top seed as I felt I got a Lynn’s public high schools, but there was just the Jets scored twice to take a 3-0 lead. get by Spartan goalie Emily Ste- really good bracket.” a little more emphasis on the English High “We gave up a shorthanded goal and a phenson (19 saves). Darling needed only 3:03 to pin community on Saturday. goal on a penalty shot and you can’t do that The home team took the lead for three opponents and win the 120 The Jets (7-2-2) defeated Revere/Malden, against a team that plays defense as well as good with all three forwards get- pound division, while Boston took 3-1, at Connery Rink, behind goals from Mike they do, with the goaltender (Jack Stafford) ting involved in a goal by fresh- the gold medal at 182 pounds, Clougherty, John DiFilippo and Ryan Clark, but they have,” Revere coach Joe Ciccarello said. man Zoe Solomons. Co-captain helping to lead the Chieftains (145 the mood was somber after the death on Friday “We’ve played against him (Stafford) for four Sarah Ryan got off a shot that points) to the team title over run- night of boys basketball coach Mike Carr. years, so we know by now what we’re up kicked around in front of the net. ner up Georgetown/Ipswich (133 “Our thoughts and prayers are with every- against.” Adara Nazarian poked it at Del- points). one at English and especially the Carr fami- The rst period was scoreless until the 3:28 Monte, who got a pad on the puck, LNR coach Craig Stone received ly,” said Jets coach Joe Conlon. “We may come mark, when Clougherty was awarded a pen- but could not secure the rebound from different schools, but we’re all part of yet another CAL Coach of the Year alty shot after a Revere player jumped on top before Solomons knocked it home the same city, and it’s important at a time WRESTLING, B2 like this to support each other.” JETS, B2 ST. MARY’S, B3 Peabody’s Sidelined ‘Gronk’ still ‘sharks’ very easy to nd

HOUSTON (AP) — Pro Football Hall of Famer prevail While his Patriots team- Marshall Faulk get con- mates are dealing with the nected with brands people By Scot Cooper business of trying to win see and use every day. FOR THE ITEM another Super Bowl, Rob “It’s a chance to be with SALEM — Peabody girls Gronkowski is handling the athletes and see what hockey coach Michelle Roach business of another sort. their minds are thinking, said her team was in full The sidelined tight end and the opportunities they “shark mode” Sunday morning produced and starred in get,” Gronkowski says, in the Tanners’ convincing 6-2 an online TV series that “and to talk about what win over Marblehead. basically is “Shark Tank other type of sports guys Roach said “shark mode” For Jocks.” do, to collaborate with means getting the puck to the And while Gronk can that. Just going on the net, and then going hard after be an overwhelming force show and having a good those loose pucks and getting on the football eld, he’s time and possibly seeing to any rebounds, and then n- something of a novice at the products we endorse ish the play by nding a way to the television game. succeed. knock those pucks into the net. Sure, he and his broth- “It’s great value for me After winger Jess Roberts ers, both of whom spent to be on the show, meeting scored the rst goal of the game time in the NFL, worked other athletes and poten- on a wrist shot from the left in the family business tial business partners.” faceoff dot that beat Magician growing up. But football Gronk and the other ath- goalie Sarah Ryan along the ice was their calling. letes taped the shows in to the stick side, Peabody shift- Now, Gronk is spread- less than a week last sum- ed into full shark mode. The ing his enterprising wings mer. next ve Tanner goals came with the Wednesday night To him, it was an excel- “MVP” series on Verizon’s from right in in front of the net, lent chance to branch out Go90 mobile TV network on Ryan’s doorstep. and prepare for when foot- . The program offers an The win moved the Tanners PHOTO | BOB ROCHE ball no longer is his liveli- inside look at how sports to 5-6-2, close to the magic .500 hood. Peabody’s Kaydee Purcell and Marblehead’s Grace Moroney seem stars such as Antonio PEABODY, B2 to be in each other’s way. Brown, Kevin Durant and PATRIOTS, B3 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 2017 Fenwick girls hockey forges tie HOCKEY ROUNDUP can keep it going, we have a big game with Marble- head on Wednesday and The Bishop Fenwick then we face Saugus next girls hockey team scored Saturday.” two goals with under eight St. Mary’s 3 minutes to go Saturday Matignon 1 to storm back and earn a The Spartans welcomed hard-fought 2-2 tie with back their team captain cross-town rival Peabody Dante Marabito for their at McVann O’Keefe Rink. Peabody jumped out to a road game Saturday night 2-0 lead in the first period against the Warriors. on goals by North Reading Marabito chipped in with sisters Sammy Mirasolo an assist and goalie Kev- (8:00) and Cassie Miraso- in McMullen was solid ITEM FILE PHOTO lo (5:23). Lynnfield’s Mae between the pipes in his Norton earned an assist St. Mary’s celebrated the return of captain second start of the season. PHOTO | BOB ROCHE on the first goal, while Dante Marabito to the team after an illness Anthony Buono scored twice for St. Mary’s and Lynn’s John DiFilippo moves out of the way as Sammi Mirasolo and Car- with a 3-1 win over Matignon. Colin Reddy also sank one Revere’s Matt Cravotta falls to the ice. oline Buckley of Lynnfield were credited with assists sists. third period to lock up a for the winners. on the second. With 1:27 to go, the 5-2 win in a game played. “It was a really good Lynn Jets hockey team wins The Tanners dominat- Crusaders pulled Wesley Oakmont went up 1-0 in team win for our guys,” for an extra skater, and ed the middle period, but the first, and Marblehead coach Mark Lee said. “It the decision paid off. Af- tied it up in the second on one for Bulldogs’ hoop coach could not get one past went down to the wire ter an off-balance shot by a goal by Delaney. freshman goalie Cailyn and we were able to pull it Carney, Blanchette poked That tie score evaporat- JETS dolfo whipped a wrist shot Wesley, over the final 35 out at the end. We outshot the puck past Collins, who ed quickly once the puck from the left circle that minutes. them 37-11, their goalie From B1 was screened on the play, was dropped in the third, Stafford knocked aside, “She plays aggressively was hot, but we were able with 11.1 seconds left in Peters scored a couple and of the puck in the Patriots’ and then the Lynn goalie and comes out which we to come out with a win.” crease. Clougherty went got a shoulder on a shot regulation. Moroney also notched a The Spartans have an didn’t take advantage of,” Oliver Ames 6 pair to put the guests up low with a forehand shot from Giordano. Peabody coach Michelle important league game that slipped between the Revere continued to Fenwick 1 5-1, with the home team coming Wednesday night Roach said. “We hit a lot The Crusaders didn’t scoring the final goal of pads of Revere goaltender press early in the third pe- of posts tonight, and hon- when they travel to Ar- Kenny Uminski. riod, and Giordano scored get on the board until the the game with 34 seconds lington Catholic. estly, I don’t know how she third period when Meghan left in the game. The Jets doubled their on a brilliant individual Danvers 5 made some of the saves Carney set up her sister Hudak said the team re- lead two minutes into play. He carried the puck Marblehead 1 she did, she was just very Caitlin for the only Fen- ally bore down in the third the second period, when from the neutral zone At Salem State Satur- good tonight.” wick tally. and picked up a good win Travis Ryan slipped a down the left wing, beat day, the Falcons stopped With a little under “That’s a very good team BOYS HOCKEY pass from the left faceoff a defender, and deked eight minute to play, (Oliver Ames) definitely Winthrop 6 Peabody 1 a 3-game losing streak circle to DiFilippo in the around Stafford before he Fenwick captain Mea- a quality team, a future In Peabody Saturday, against the Magicians slot, and DiFilippo beat slipped the puck just in- ghan Carney was in the tournament team and they the Vikings got three thanks to good work on Uminski with a low shot side the right post. right place at the right got us today,” coach Doug points each from Charlie the power play, including that tucked inside the far Giordano had another time on a line change as Anderson said. “They have Page and Henry Brooks. a pair of goals from Tom post, on the goalie’s glove chance on a power play the puck deflected to her a very talented group of Page scored twice and had Mento. side. with about five minutes as she stepped onto the girls, certainly.” a helper, and Brooks had a Marblehead trailed 3-0 With Lynn on a power left in the game, but his ice outside the blue line. Fenwick will be looking goals and two assists. to start the third, and play, Clark increased the shot from the slot was Her shot went wide, but to pick up some wins this “We’ve always prided quickly fell behind 4-0 lead to 3-0 when his shot steered aside by Stafford. bounced around in heavy week, on Wednesday they ourselves on being a good when Rob Tibbetts scored from the left point went A minute later, Stafford traffic in front of the net play Medford, and have a defensive team first, and 96 seconds into the final through a screen in front had to stop three quick to Amanda Blanchette, makeup game with Oak- an offensive team second, period. The Magicians of the net and over Umins- shots in succession from who tucked it home past mont on Friday night. and that’s how we’re win- got on the board with ki’s glove, at 5:14 of the just outside the crease. Peabody goalie Jenny Col- Marblehead 5 ning, great goaltending their own man advantage second period. The Lynn goalie stopped lins to cut the deficit in Oakmont 2 and great defensive play,” strike when Braden Haley “We came out better in 14 of the 15 shots he faced half to 2-1. Allie Charette Saturday, the Magicians Winthrop coach Dale Dun- fed James McCarthy with the second period,” Conlon during the game. and Carney picked up as- scored four times in the bar said. “Hopefully we 9:44 remaining. said. “Revere is a tough The Patriots pulled team that always plays Uminski in the final 90 with a lot of effort, so it seconds, but the Jets kept was good to get those goals Revere pinned in its own Fenwick swimmers lose first meet when we did, because they zone for most of the final and 100 free (58.08); Cath- with under four minutes Senior captain Sam Man­ don’t quit.” minute. ROUNDUP erine Christuk 200 free to go in the quarter. After cinelli and junior Fredi The Patriots had a cou- Lynn plays Peabody at (2:04.45); Lumino 200 that, the Pioneers went DeGuglielmo both had 10 ple good chances in the home on Monday (4), while Austin Prep handed IM (2:11.94) and 500 free to a trap defense and ran points. last four minutes of the Revere travels to Glouces- the Bishop Fenwick swim (5:35.65); and Emerson off eight straight to close Fenwick, 9-5, is at Cardi- second period. James Pan- ter on Wednesday (6). team its first defeat of the 100 breast (1:07.47) to 30-20, but that was as nal Spellman Tuesday. winter in its last regu- Fenwick will head to close as they would come WRESTLING lar-season meet, 89-79. Simmons College for the the rest of the way. St. John’s 72, Fenwick finished the Catholic Central League Freshman Melissa Mo- season at 6-1. Pathfinder 6 Meet Saturday. relli scored 14 points, St. John’s 57, The Crusaders placed GIRLS BASKETBALL while Juliana Passatempo Agawam 12 first in nine events: 200 Triton 50, was also in double figures The Eagles raised their medley relay (1:49.97), Lynnfield 35 with 10. record to 26-3 with the Catherine Christuk, The Pioneers (1-10) Morelli’s twin sister, Vic- Rowan Emerson, Connor came up short Friday in toria Morelli scored five sweep. Winners were: 106 Christuk, and Garrett attempting to make it two points, while junior Lizzie Quinn Alexander; 113 Collins; 200 free relay straight wins, having no Shaievitz had four points Ryan Garlitz; 126 Mal- (1:49.64), Michael D’lo- answers for Triton’s Tes- and Emory Caswell had colm Mitchell; 132 Zach rio, Joie Dillon, Emerson, sa LaFrance, who led all two. Alexander; 138 Sam Lit- and Sophia Lumino; 400 scorers with 32 points. Wachusett 67, tle; 145 Sam Blizard; 152 free relay (3:44.70), Lumi- The Pioneers trailed Fenwick 62 Ben Shaw; 160 Chris Kw- no,Collins, Catherine and by 24-8 at halftime and At Fenwick, sophomore muntis; 170 Drew Leahy; ITEM FILE PHOTO Connor Christuk; Connor trailed 30-12 after La- Jaxson Nadeau had 21 182 Ben Klein; 285 , Hunt- Christuk, 50 free (24.41) france drained a 3-pointer points and five rebounds. er Brown. Lynnfield wrestling coach Craig Stone, shown at right during a practice session, is the Cape Ann League coach of the year. Mike Carr remembered as being devoted to Lynn English

Wrestlers take center stage CARR and he told me coaching the head coach, and in hoped would defray some From B1 at English had been his 2013, he coached the Bull- of the medical costs he’d in meet between CAL and NEC dream job. dogs to a spot in the Divi- accumulated while being at Lynn Tech. “We complemented each sion 1 North final. treated. WRESTLING Peabody placed five Carr began coaching at other very well,” Barton “The kids loved him,” wrestlers and finished Despite his medical un- From B1 English in 2008 as an as- said. “I have a bad back said Barton. “They played certainties, Newton said ninth with 71 points. Jon sistant to Buzzy Barton, so I couldn’t get around hard for him.” Award. The Black and Carr was determined to Salmeron (160) and fresh- who is now a Lynn coun- too well, so he’d be the Carr endured 14 sur- Gold sent only nine wres- coach this winter. man Phil Makoci (195) cilor-at-large. one who went out onto the geries as the result of the tlers to the meet, but four “I asked him,” Newton recorded third place fin- “When I knew my other court in practice to teach virus he had, but he with- of them placed, helping ishes, while Aaron Sacca assistant coach was going kids.” stood it. However, while said. “And he said he real- the team to a sixth place wrestled up two weight to step down, (referee Bob) The combination being treated for it, it was ly wanted to keep going as finish with 86.5 points. classes and placed third “Moona” Mullins told me worked. In their first year discovered he had cancer long as he could.” Senior captains Joe at 220 pounds. Jack Mur- about him. He’d been an together, Barton and Carr too. Carr’s assistants, led by Reardon (132) and Adam phy (106) and Ben Capu- assistant coach at Stone- guided the Bulldogs to the By July, however, Carr Stranahan, will continue Rossetti (138) along with to (285) turned in fourth ham High for 19 years,” Division 1 state final. Two was well enough to at- to coach the team through junior Anthony Wilkinson place efforts. Barton said. “So I went years later, after Barton tend a fundraiser at the the end of the season, (17) placed third in their Marblehead/Swamp- over to see him at a game, stepped down, he became Hibernian Hall that he Newton said. respective weight classes. scott, which finished 10th Saugus, which finished with 60 points, was led fifth with 91 points, had by Stephen Hopkins who Peabody girls hockey team wins by being in ‘shark mode’ five placewinners. The won the 138 pound title. Sachems were led by se- He defeated McCullough PEABODY Murphy scored the first of chance. cians coach Emily Hudak nior Mike Titus who won in a 9-0 major decision in From B1 her three goals to make it Murphy got her hat-tick said the team has to keep his second CAL/NEC title the final. Ian Shevory also 2-0. Murphy’s second goal with 1:46 left in the mid- working hard, even after in three years. He won placed; he finished third mark. Peabody has never made it 3-0 as the first pe- dle period, tapping a shot her squad falls behind. the 113 pound title with in the 113 pound weight finished over .500 since the riod ended, and Roberts in from the goal line, after a 12-0 major decision over class. girls hockey program began scored to put the home Ryan got a piece of a shot “We could tell they Troy Forgitano of George- Black and Blue coach 11 years ago. Roach, in her team down by four, just by Kat Digiula. Carolyn played better once they town/Ipswich. Alex Caren shared NEC second season on the bench, two minutes into the sec- Garafoli also had an assist had a couple of goals, so “I won it my sophomore Coach of the Year honors said the team is playing ond period. on the fifth Peabody goal. we have to match that, and year, but didn’t place last with Salem’s Cliff Ex- with a lot of confidence, and Marblehead finallyMarblehead didn’t quit unfortunately, we didn’t year, so I was really ready ilhomme and Beverly’s there’s no reason they can’t broke through on the in the third, and got a today,” Hudak said. “She this year,” Titus said. “I Paul Casey. keep winning and finish off power play, Bella Peters quick one when Grace Mo- (Murphy) is a great player, had wrestled him (Forgi- League and conference a fantastic year with a win- knocked a Sydney Cresta roney scored from Cate she goes to the net and she tano) before and had beat- all-star were announced ning record and a playoff rebound past Abby Buck- Delaney and Peters. The finishes her chances, and en him by nine points, so following the conclusion of berth. ley, who was very solid in guests sealed up the game she did a great job against it definitely helped that I the meet. “We’re going to take this the net for the Tanners all when Murphy picked up us today.” knew his style.” Stead, Reardon, Rosset- moment, this win, and enjoy morning. Ally Digiovanni her fourth point of the “We have to find a way In addition to Alba’s ti and Wilkinson were it, and then we’ll try to roll also assisted on the first day, setting up Digulia for to come back strong after second place finish, Dan named to the CAL all- the momentum into this Marblehead goal. the sixth and final Tanner a team scores the first goal McCullough (138) and star team, while Titus, week and to next week and Buckley was strong in goal. or two against us.” Hudak Dominic Clark (170) also Hopkins and Alba were keep on winning,” Roach net all game for Peabody. Marblehead came into said. finished runner-up innamed to the NEC all- said. “You can see when we She stoned Cresta three Sunday’s game looking for The two teams will just their respective weight star team. Danvers team- got a couple of goals in the times in the first period, another weekend sweep, have a few days to digest classes, while Anthony mates Quintin Holland first period, our confidence and made a huge save off after winning two games Sunday morning’s game; Trang (182) helped the (170) and Jack Anderson really shot up.” Olivia Fusegni in the sec- last weekend and then they’ll square off Wednes- Sachems’ cause with a (160) shared NEC Wres- Up 1-0 on the first of ond after Cresta sprung knocking off Oakmont on day afternoon at 4 p.m. in fourth place finish. tler of the Year honors. Robert’s two goals, Elise her in alone off a 2 on 1 Saturday afternoon. Magi- Peabody. MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE AFC wins Pro Bowl TODAY Girls Basketball Boys Hockey Marblehead at GLoucester (7) Gloucester at Swampscott (7:30) English at Danvers (7) Peabody at Lynn (4) Fenwick at Spellman (6:30) Lynnfield at Pentucket (6:30) Girls Basketball Revere at Beverly (7) Chelmsford at St. Mary’s (6:30) Salem at Saugus (7) Medford at English (7) Swampscott at Winthrop (7) Saugus at Somerville (7) Peabody at Classical (7) Skiing Gymnastics Swampscott vs. N. Andover/George- Lynnfield at Beverly (7) town (3:30) Masconomet at Beverly (6) Track Skiing Lynnfield at Essex Tech/North Read- Masco/Andover at St. John’s (3) ing (5:30) Swampscott vs. Manchester (3:30) TUESDAY Swimming Boys Basketball Catholic Conf. Meet (at Holy Cross, Beverly at Revere (7) 5:15) Classical at Peabody (7) NEC Meet (at SSU, 5) Danvers at English (7) Track Gloucester at Marblehead (7) Spellman vs. Fenwick (4:30) Pentucket at Lynnfield (6:30) St. John’s (D) vs. St. John’s (S) (at Saugus at Salem (7) Lewis Ctr, 4:30) Spellman at Fenwick (6:30) St. Mary’s vs. Arl. Cath. (at Lewis Ctr, St. John’s at Cath. Memorial (7) 4:30) Winthrop at Swampscott (7)

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Tech Hall of 01904. The deadline for sub- mitting an application is Fame nominations Feb. 25. The Lynn Tech Alumni For more information con- Association is accepting tact Conlon at bartleycon- nominations for the Hall of [email protected]. The Fame. They may be submit- banquet will be held on May ted to Bart Conlon 133 Com- 6 at Angelica’s Restaurant monwealth Road, Lynn, in Middleton.

TV/RADIO PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS NFC quarterback Drew Brees (9), of the New Orleans Saints, looks to pass, during the first TV Carolina, ESPN2, 6 p.m.; College Basketball: Boston Michigan State at Minneso- half of the NFL Pro Bowl football game Sunday in Orlando, Fla. The AFC beat the NFC with University at Lehigh, NBSSN, ta, Big Ten Network, 8 p.m. a final score of 20-13. 7 p.m.; Duke at Notre Dame, Pro Basketball: Detroit at ESPN, 7 p.m.; South Caroli- Boston, TNT, 8 p.m.; Mem- na St. at Howard ESPNU, 7 phis at Phoenix, TNT, 10:30 p.m.; Alabama St. at Prairie p.m. View A&M, ESPNU, 9 p.m.; Metropolitans take NHL All-Star game Oklahoma St. at Oklahoma, RADIO Pro Basketball: Detroit at ESPN, 9 p.m.; SIUE at Bel- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Wayne sion to a 4-3 victory over the Pacif- skated around him and converted a Boston, WBZ-FM (98.7), 8 mont, CBSSN, 9 p.m.; Simmonds’ first All-Star weekend ic Division on Sunday in the final pass from New Jersey’s Hall. women: Tennessee at South p.m. after a nine-year NHL career was match of the 62nd NHL All-Star “I just took off,” Simmonds said. “I strange enough. Having Wayne Game. said to Hallsy before the game, ‘I’m NFL Gretzky for a coach made it even Columbus’ Cam Atkinson scored going to drive back-door on one of more surreal. the tying goal five seconds earlier these plays, probably about a foot Divisional Round NFC And after he scored the tiebreak- for the Metropolitans in the four- from the net. Just hit me with the Saturday, Jan. 14 Atlanta 44, Green Bay 21 ing goal to become the All-Star team divisional tournament format puck. Hopefully, I can put it in.’ It’s Atlanta 36, Seattle 20 Pro Bowl New England 34, Houston 16 Game MVP in his former home city, of wide-open hockey introduced to exactly what we spoke about.” Sunday, Jan. 29 Sunday, Jan. 15 this talent-laden exhibition last At Orlando, Fla. the Philadelphia forward could only Simmonds is still well-liked in LA Green Bay 34, Dallas 31 think of one word for his West Coast season. Washington goalie Braden nearly six years after he was traded Pittsburgh 18, Kansas City 16 AFC vs. NFC, 8 p.m. (ESPN) Super Bowl trip. Holtby blanked the Pacific over the to Philadelphia in a deal for Mike Conference Championships “Weird,” Simmonds said with a final 10 minutes to secure the win Richards. He’s also in the middle of Sunday, Jan. 22 Sunday, Feb. 5 AFC At Houston grin. for his 11-man bunch, which will a potential career year with the Fly- New England 36, Pittsburgh 17 Atlanta vs. New England, 6:30 p.m. (FOX) Indeed, the 3-on-3 format of this split a $1 million prize. ers after scoring 38 points in their revamped midseason showcase can Simmonds won the truck awarded first 50 games. NBA lead to weird hockey. It also allows to the game’s MVP after he put the “You leave a place, you don’t expect the game’s biggest stars to create Metropolitans ahead with a clever to come back and get all the cheers

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE moments of offensive beauty, and goal. Right off the faceoff following as I did today,” Simmonds said. “But Atlantic Division Southwest Division Simmonds’ winner with Taylor Hall Atkinson’s goal, Simmonds playfully I must have did something right W L Pct GB W L Pct GB certainly qualified. flicked the helmet of Drew Doughty, when I was here. I know I had a lot Boston 29 18 .617 — San Antonio 36 11 .766 — Toronto 29 19 .604 ½ Houston 35 16 .686 3 Simmonds completed his hat trick his former Los Angeles teammate, of die-hard fans here, and I really New York 21 28 .429 9 Memphis 28 21 .571 9 with 4:58 to play, and fill-in coach to distract the Norris Trophy-win- appreciate those people. They made Philadelphia 17 29 .370 11½ New Orleans 19 29 .396 17½ Brooklyn 9 38 .191 20 Dallas 17 30 .362 19 Gretzky led the Metropolitan Divi- ning defenseman. Simmonds then me feel really good today.” Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Atlanta 28 20 .583 — Utah 30 19 .612 — Pats’ Gronkowski isn’t hard to miss even if he is inactive Washington 27 20 .574 ½ Oklahoma City 28 20 .583 1½ Charlotte 23 25 .479 5 Denver 21 25 .457 7½ Orlando 19 30 .388 9½ Portland 21 27 .438 8½ PATRIOTS about athletes losing their Miami 18 30 .375 10 Minnesota 18 29 .383 11 Central Division Pacific Division From B1 money. This is a smart, in- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB teresting way for people to Cleveland 32 14 .696 — Golden State 40 7 .851 — “When the opportuni- speak about what are the Indiana 25 22 .532 7½ L.A. Clippers 30 18 .625 10½ Chicago 24 25 .490 9½ Sacramento 19 28 .404 21 ty is right, when I’m in important decision points Milwaukee 21 26 .447 11½ Phoenix 15 32 .319 25 the offseason and have you make whether endors- Detroit 21 26 .447 11½ L.A. Lakers 16 34 .320 25½ a whole day to myself, a Sunday’s Games Detroit at Boston, 8 p.m. ing or investing in some- Atlanta 142, New York 139, 4OT Orlando at Minnesota, 8 p.m. week to myself, I’ll check thing. Cleveland 107, Oklahoma City 91 Cleveland at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. out those business oppor- “Getting into these deals Indiana 120, Houston 101 Memphis at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. Orlando 114, Toronto 113 Tuesday’s Games tunities, and maybe some was one thing, so the ques- Washington 107, New Orleans 94 New Orleans at Toronto, 7 p.m. TV shows, and possibly Chicago 121, Philadelphia 108 tions needed to be asked: Dallas 105, San Antonio 101 New York at Washington, 7 p.m. hop on,” he says. “Football ‘How do Gronk and An- Golden State at Portland, 9 p.m. Sacramento at Houston, 8 p.m. will not be around forever. Monday’s Games Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. tonio and Marshall and Sacramento at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Charlotte at Portland, 10 p.m. “MVP is a good chance to the guys get money out Brooklyn at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. get something going and of it? How do these guys maybe find other oppor- get their money back or NHL tunities in the business monetize this deal?’ I EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE area.” thought there was always Atlantic Division Central Division Gronkowski’s business a healthy dialogue in that GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Montreal 50 29 14 7 65 150 125 Minnesota 48 32 11 5 69 160 109 acumen impressed Mark area.” Ottawa 47 26 15 6 58 127 123 Chicago 51 30 16 5 65 142 132 Patricof, managing direc- Gronkowski still has a Boston 52 25 21 6 56 131 135 Nashville 49 24 17 8 56 138 130 tor of Houlihan Lokey’s strong presence with the Toronto 47 23 15 9 55 145 133 St. Louis 49 24 20 5 53 138 152 Florida 50 21 19 10 52 116 137 Dallas 50 20 20 10 50 135 157 Technology Media Telecom Patriots regardless of his Tampa Bay 50 22 22 6 50 136 146 Winnipeg 52 23 25 4 50 150 161 Group and the resident fi- availability to make catch- Buffalo 48 20 19 9 49 118 136 Colorado 46 13 31 2 28 93 156 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Detroit 49 20 20 9 49 123 144 Pacific Division nancial expert on “MVP.” es, run over defenders and Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Patricof says his job on score touchdowns. Rob Gronkowski is still a presence with the Pa- GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Jose 50 31 17 2 64 135 116 the show was made easi- Wash. 49 33 10 6 72 160 106 Edmonton 51 28 15 8 64 152 132 “I mean, he’s still walk- triots regardless of whether he’s active or not. Columbus 48 32 12 4 68 160 114 Anaheim 51 27 15 9 63 133 129 er by the way the athletes ing up and down through Pittsburgh 48 30 13 5 65 172 141 Calgary 52 25 24 3 53 134 149 quickly grasped the tasks here all the time,” line- been superb for much of ney for sure. Rangers 49 31 17 1 63 167 129 LA 49 24 21 4 52 123 121 Phila 50 25 19 6 56 140 155 Vancouver 50 23 21 6 52 119 140 at hand — and whether backer Rob Ninkovich the season — or keeping “I wish nothing but the Islanders 47 21 17 9 51 136 136 Arizona 48 16 26 6 38 108 152 guests making presenta- says. “So whenever he things light with his an- best for the team, they’ve Carolina 48 21 20 7 49 126 140 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- tions had valid and profit- NJ 50 20 21 9 49 113 144 time loss. walks in we’re having a tics, he very much wants been working so hard all Sunday’s Games Ottawa at Florida, 7:30 p.m. able products. great time with him. So, to be considered a major year, they are warriors. All-Star Game: Central 3, Pacific 10 New Jersey at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. “It’s fun, educational, he’s still here, just doing part of the team. Seeing the guys work so All-Star Game: Atlantic 6, Metropolitan 10 Winnipeg at St. Louis, 8 p.m. and there’s a business sto- his best to rehab. It’s still “I see players all the All-Star Game Final: Metropolitan 4, Pac. 3 Toronto at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. hard, you know that has Monday’s Games Minnesota at Edmonton, 9 p.m. ry there, so it’s good for great to see him, and he’s time and it’s great being No games scheduled Los Angeles at Arizona, 9 p.m. motivated me just to do Tuesday’s Games sports fans and anyone always in great spirits.” all around them,” Gron- Colorado at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Columbus at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. early in their investing,” Yeah, well, that’s Gronk. kowski says. “There’s a (rehab) hard, like they do Philadelphia at Carolina, 7 p.m. Chicago at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. it. It’s my job to be there Nashville at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Patricof says. “For Gronk Whether he’s offering positive energy around Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Boston at Washington, 8 p.m. and the athletes, I think it some expertise to his the facility, and being part for them and support Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Calgary, 10 p.m. Buffalo at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Colorado at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. is a good service to them. replacement, Martel- of it throughout the whole them, and that’s what I’m ... We read all these things lus Bennett — who has year, it’s been a great jour- doing.” TRANSACTIONS St. Mary’s girls hockey team finish strong after a slow start BASKETBALL MANCHESTER MONARCHS — National Basketball Association Announced Justin Agosta was ST. MARY’S made a great save on the “We had some chances, it tin Prep. Pagliuca said the ATLANTA HAWKS — Signed G Lamar returned to the team by Albany (AHL) From B1 Bishops’ Heath McKenzie, was a 3-1 game when their team would need to play Patterson to a 10-day contract. and Ed Wittchow was assigned to that would have made it a goalie made a big save, three periods against the CHICAGO BULLS — Recalled G Den- the team by Springfield (AHL). with 9:31 remaining in pe zel Valentine to Windy City (NBADL). Released Travis Armstrong. 3-2 game with 2:10 left. they’re a very good team, Cougars like the last two READING ROYALS — Announced F riod two. DelMonte came to the this is a tough league, they played Saturday. FOOTBALL Olivier Labelle was been returned to St. Mary’s kept up an ag- bench for a sixth attack- you’ve got to be on top of “They’re an excellent National Football League the team by Syracuse (AHL). gressive forecheck in the er with a minute to play, your game every night,” team coming in, they’re INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Named SOUTH CAROLINA STINGRAYS — third, and the hard work Chris Ballard general manager. Announced G Parker Milner was reas- but Mellen put one in the McHale said. “We’ve had the defending champs, paid off with 5:36 to play SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Named signed to the team by Hershey (AHL). empty cage from Nazarian some problems scoring and we can’t have an off John Lynch general manager. when Butt scored her sec- SOCCER ond goal of the afternoon. to finalize things at 4-1 goals, they girls don’t period like we did today,” HOCKEY Major League Soccer Cioffi and Natalie Mellen with six seconds to go. quit, and we know what Pagliuca said. “We did a National Hockey League MINNESOTA UNITED — Acquired G Williams (5-8-0) coach we have to do with seven good job in the second and CAROLINA HURRICANES — Recalled John Alvbage on loan from IFK Gote- picked up assists on the G Eddie Lack from Charlotte (AHL). borg (Sweden). insurance goal. Mark McHale said his games left to make the third today, but we need CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Placed D Williams had its defense- team is in a dogfight to tournament.” that sense of urgency from Michal Rozsival on injured reserve, COLLEGE men pinching up, trailing make the playoffs, and The Spartans improve start to finish on Wednes- retroactive to Jan. 25. Recalled D PURDUE — Announced that men's Gustav Forsling from Rockford (AHL). redshirt-junior F Basil Smotherman is by two, but couldn’t get a it’s difficult to get wins to 9-2-0, and have a huge day night. It has to be no longer a member of the basket- puck by Stephenson. The against good teams like game coming up Wednes- three full periods against ECHL ball team. senior goalie from Salem St. Mary’s day at home against Aus- Austin Prep.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) An unexpected change in the You’ll be ready to take on the Restrain yourself from getting in- Put everything you’ve got into Your changeable attitude will Not everyone will be on your way you handle financial or world, but that doesn’t mean volved in organizations that may what you want to achieve. Per- confuse your inner circle. Try not side. Emotional manipulation contractual matters will prove you should be impulsive. Think conflict with your beliefs or back- sonal and professional perfec- to make impulsive decisions that will be difficult to deal with. to be advantageous. Look past first, but don’t hold back once ground. Emotional manipulation tion will be the result if you stay could disrupt your home and Don’t let anyone take ad- any limitations you face and you are ready to make your is apparent. Be prepared for focused and intent on doing family. Work on improving your- vantage of your generosity or forge ahead. move. some negative consequences. what you do best. self instead of criticizing others. free-spirited nature. CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Pace your actions, and don’t VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Put your time and effort into Be careful what you say and You’ll be frustrated by the con- Stay focused on what’s im- fall into a trap that will lead to You’ll be torn between what learning, reconnecting with do. Problems with peers, rela- straints imposed upon you. portant to you and what will discord. Engage in striving for you want to do and what you people you’ve lost touch with tives and people who oppose Don’t give in when you can fig- bring you closer to your goals. personal gains and exploring should do. Take care of your re- and making your home more your way of thinking can be ure out a way to get around any Helping others will add to the the endeavors that fascinate sponsibilities early so you can inspiring and conducive to cre- expected. Protect your assets, obstacle. Navigate your way to knowledge and experience you you. Protect your reputation enjoy what and who mean the ativity. Physical improvements possessions and physical victory. need to advance. and your health. most to you. will boost your confidence. well-being.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Wife can’t muster sympathy when husband gets a cold Christmas competition answers 1 and 2 DEAR ABBY: I feel like notification about it, but Here are the answers to the lows suit. Now cash the heart a terrible wife when my Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van we have never received a first two questions in my com- king. When West pitches, cash husband gets sick -- not Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, notice of any kind from petition. the heart queen, ruff a heart majorly sick, but with a and was founded by her mother, them. When I contacted 1. South is in six spades. low, take the spade jack and run-of-the-mill cold. Men Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at them and asked, I was told West leads the club king. De- diamond ace (discarding your can be terrible babies clarer puts up dummy’s ace, last heart) and claim. DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los a donation was never re- but East ruffs and returns a 2. Supply a sequence after when they are sick. It is a Angeles, CA 90069. ceived. trump. When West discards a South opens two clubs, and COLD! He’s not dying. I I always give my sister club, how should South con- West overcalls five clubs. happen to have a cold NOT HIS MOTHER any surface he may have an expensive gift. After tinue? This depends on partner- right now, and I am func- touched. finding out what has been South has 12 top tricks: five ship agreement. The “stan- tioning just fine and not DEAR NOT HIS Even if you aren’t feeling going on, I am really up- spades (East’s club ruff cost dard” method is that double moaning and groaning MOTHER: Cold season is sympathetic, try to appear set. Is this acceptable? I his natural trump trick), three by North warns of a very bad about it. in full swing now. Your hearts and four diamonds. hand and pass is encourag- as if you are -- and keep have no problem with not Also, I am not his moth- husband didn’t catch one However, he cannot draw ing. In my sequence, South your sense of humor. A fi- exchanging gifts, but this er! When he whines, I shut on purpose. When people trumps, because he won’t cue-bids six clubs to show at nal suggestion: Sleep apart seems to be a way to re- down or become touchy feel fragile they need TLC, have a dummy entry left. least 5-5 in two suits, and the until he’s no longer conta- ceive without giving. and crabby. If he doesn’t and he is no exception. West cannot have seven auction ends in seven spades gious, which may give him by North! It’s hard to reach whine, I’m happy to take Here’s how to “tend” to HURT IN GEORGIA diamonds. So, after winning an incentive to recover the second trick in hand, cash seven no-trump. care of him, but I can’t him: Keep a supply of the diamond king. If West take the time during the chicken soup on hand, and faster. DEAR HURT: Lying is not acceptable, and your discards, take the diamond day to lie in bed with him insist he keep drinking it queen, play a spade to the DEAR ABBY: Every sister should be ashamed (I work from home, so I am to stay hydrated. (Chicken jack and cash the diamond accessible to him) to keep soup has magical curative year, my adult siblings of herself if that’s what has winners. When both oppo- him warm. I can’t stay up powers.) If he has a head- and mother exchange been going on. Tell her nents follow suit, cash the until midnight rubbing ache, there are over-the- Christmas gifts. Since my that, having received no heart ace. If West discards, his back, and I cannot tol- counter meds he can take, husband died in 2012, my notification from the MDA cash the other top hearts, ruff erate the sappy whining. so suggest it when he com- sister has told me she has acknowledging her dona- a heart in the dummy, cash I made him aware of my plains. While you’re at the made a gift in our name to tion, you contacted them to the spade jack, ruff a club disdain for the way sick pharmacy, buy a heating the Muscular Dystrophy ask why and were “shocked” to hand, draw trumps and take the last two tricks in di- men behave a number of pad and an extension cord Association. She also to hear no donation had amonds. makes a production of tell- been made. If she can’t pro- years ago, but he still acts for him so you can keep If West follows to the heart like the world is ending working if he has the ing this to my children. duce proof of payment, ace, cash the diamond queen. when he has a cold. How chills. (You probably Abby, the MDA sends the from now on agree to ex- If West discards, continue as do I tend to him without caught his cold while you person in whose name a change Christmas cards -- above. Here, though, he fol- feeling resentful? were cuddling.) Sanitize donation has been made a if you’re still speaking.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT LAND COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT given by Mario A. Fernandez and Maria C. Fernandez to Mortgage Electronic 010504 17 SM 000484 Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for, Wilmington Finance, a division of AIG ORDER OF NOTICE ORDER OF NOTICE Federal Savings Bank, its successors and assigns, dated June 29, 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book TO: TO: 24498, Page 407 subsequently assigned to Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, Lisa M. Cenca, Trustee of the 1 Hunting Lane Reality Trust aka Realty Trust LESLIE P. ARILLOTTA LP, as Agent for Park Sienna by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 nominee for, Wilmington Finance, a division of AIG Federal Savings Bank, its 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): U.S.C. App. º 3901 et seq.: successors and assigns by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 25386, Page 248, as affected by Judgment The Bank of New York Mellon, as indenture trustee, on behalf of the holders of NATIONAL GRAND BANK recorded in said Registry at Book 31243, Page 425 subsequently assigned to The the CSMC Trust 2010-16 Mortgage-Backed Notes and Certificates, Series Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, N.A. F/K/A The Bank of New York Trust 2010-16 claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Swampscott, Company, N.A., as Trustee, pooling and servicing agreement dated as of numbered 171 Phillips Avenue, Swampscott, given by ALBERT ARILLOTTA to September 1, 2006 Mortgage Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynnfield, NATIONAL GRAND BANK dated December 15, 2008, and registered at the Essex 2006-RP4 by Bank of America, N.A, successor by merger to BAC Home Loan numbered 1 Hunting Lane, given by Lisa M. Cenca, Trustee of 1 Hunting Lane County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28194, Page 597, has filed Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP by assignment recorded Reality Trust aka Realty Trust to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, with this court a complaint for determination of Defendants' Servicemembers in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 33060, Page Inc. as nominee for GMAC Mortgage, LLC f/k/a GMAC Mortgage Corporation, status. 418, subsequently assigned to The Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, its successors and assigns., dated April 17, 2007, and Registered with Essex National Association FKA The Bank of New York Trust Company, N.A., as Trustee for County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Residential Asset Mortgage Products, Inc., Mortgage Asset-Backed Pass-Through 479248 noted on Certificate of Title Number 79178, and now held by plaintiff by States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Certificates Series 2006-RP4 by The Bank of NEw York Mellon Trust Company, N.A. assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on FKA The Bank of New York Trust Company, N.A., as Trustee, Pooling and Servicing Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Agreement Dated as of September 1, 2006 Mortgage Asset-Backed Pass-Through this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before February Certificates by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United 27, 2017, or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Registry of Deeds at Book 34268, Page 2; of which Mortgage the undersigned is States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers benefits of said Act. the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Witness, Judith C. Cutler, Chief Justice of this Court on January 18, 2017 February 13, 2017 at 38 Spruce Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before February Attest: described in said Mortgage, to wit: 27, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Deborah J. Patterson benefits of said Act. Recorder The land in said Lynn being shown as Lot A on a Plan entitled "Plan for the Item: January 30, 2017 Transfer of Land Made for David J. and Mary J. Solimine, Lynn, Massachusetts," Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on January 19, 2017 dated October 7, 1969, said plan to be recorded herewith and further bounded COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS and described as follows: Northwesterly by Belmont Avenue, 75.07 feet; Attest: THE TRIAL COURT Northeasterly by Spruce Street, 100.00 feet; Southeasterly by Lot C as shown on PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT said plan, 75 feet; and Southwesterly by Lot B as shown on said plan, 96.85 feet. Deborah J. Patterson Docket No. ES16C0135CA and The following described parcels of land:- Parcel I The land in said Lynn, being Recorder NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME shown as Lot B on a plan entitled "Plan for the Transfer of Land Made for David J. (15-013918 OM) and Mary J. Solimine, Lynn, Massachusetts," dated October 7, 1969, said plan Item: January 30, 2017 Essex Probate and Family Court bounded and described as follows:- Northwesterly: By Belmont Avenue, 25.02 45 Congress Street feet; Northeasterly: By Lot A as shown on said plan, 104.26 feet; Southeasterly: COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Salem, MA 01970 By Lot 35 as shown on said plan 25 feet; and Southwesterly: By Lot 32 as shown THE TRIAL COURT (978)744-1020 on said plan, 103.23 feet. Parcel II: The land in said Lynn, being shown as Lot C PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT on a plan entitled "Plan for the Transfer of Land Made for David J. and Mary J. Docket No. 17P0040EA In the matter of: Solimine, Lynn, Massachusetts," dated October 7, 1969, said plan recorded with INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Of: Essex South District Deeds Book 5678, Page 395, and further bounded and Essex Division To all persons interested in petition described: described as follows: Northwesterly: By Lot A as shown on said plan, 75 feet; A petition has been presented by Abbey Burnetta Carol Down on behalf of Stephen Northeasterly: By Spruce Street, 7.41 feet; Southeasterly: By Lot 35 as shown on Estate of: Joseph Jaques Gallant Ngugi Njomo requesting that: said plan, 75 feet; and Southwesterly: By Lot B as shown on said plan, 7.41 feet. Date of Death: October 21, 2016 be allowed to change his/her/their name as follows: The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Stephen R Down restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to Petitioner Claudette P. Logan of Wakefield MA IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and a Will has been admitted to informal probate. WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Claudette P. Logan of Wakefield MA Salem has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: TERMS OF SALE: serve without surety on the bond. 03/06/2017 A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Witness, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Date: January 18, 2017 delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Pamela Casey O'Brien required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Register of Probate the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Item: January 30, 2017 from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Have a story to share? entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Item: January 30, 2017 recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Need a question answered? an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE.

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Tuitions can abundance of restaurant placing a high value on a sorts to teach new cooking ter coats, they lit incense ers around the world also be relatively expensive, positions that provide on- regular schedule, benefits techniques, another way sticks and bowed as they marked the holiday with while federal financial aid the-job training for those and quality of life issues to expand its reach. prayed for good fortune celebrations and visits to and health. As many as temples. 80,000 people were ex- Large crowds gathered pected at the Lama Tem- in Hong Kong and Ma- Opening Ceremony swap runway ple in central Beijing, laysia on Friday night. state television reported. In Rio de Janeiro, crowds Beijing’s sprawling watched a dragon dance for an evening at the ballet spring festival temple fair and a performance of tai opened at Ditan Park, chi in front of a picture of By Jocelyn Noveck where empty tree branch- Rio’s famous Christ the ASSOCIATED PRESS es were festooned with red Redeemer statue. New lanterns and traditional York brought in the holi- NEW YORK — The goods and foods were for day with fireworks Thurs- fashion label Opening sale. day night over the Hudson Ceremony never disap- Other New Year’s tradi- River. And in Pyongyang, points when it comes to tions include the eating North Korea, a large finding inventive ways to of dumplings in northern crowd laid flowers in front present its wares at New China and the lighting of of bronze statues of found- York Fashion Week. It has fireworks. Beijing’s gov- ing leader Kim Il Sung shown its clothes next to ernment called on Com- and his son, Kim Jong Il. a wall oozing chocolate. It has sent models deliber- ately pratfalling down the ‘A Dog’s Purpose’ runway. It has presented full theatrical produc- tions. fetches $18.4 million This time, the label went arguably further outside the confines of Fashion amid controversy Week, which begins early next month. It ditched the By Lindsey Bahr “It’s a great start for runway completely and ASSOCIATED PRESS what I think is going to be instead invited hundreds a long-term playout on the of guests to the ballet on LOS ANGELES — title,” said Nick Carpou, Saturday night, showing Opening in theaters amid Universal’s president of its designs on the writh- controversy over animal domestic distribution. ing, leaping, athletic bod- treatment on set and calls First place at the box of- ies of the New York City for a boycott, “A Dog’s Pur- fice went again to M. Night Ballet. pose” still managed to earn Shyamalan’s multiple per- The costumes — brightly PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS $18.4 million, according to sonality thriller “Split.” colored urban streetwear, Gretchen Smith, top, dances in Justin Peck’s “The Times Are Racing” in studio estimates Sunday. It grossed $26.3 million accompanied with sneak- New York. Tracking expectations in its second weekend in ers rather than pointe had pegged the family theaters — a relatively shoes — were conceived onstage in casual garb especially an impassioned out in plastic cups, and film to open in the mid minuscule 34 percent drop by Opening Ceremony’s before the performance Robert Fairchild (her hus- Baltimore-based electron- $20-million range, but it from its first weekend, Humberto Leon and NY- and invited the crowd to band) were standouts. ic musician Dan Deacon had a healthy debut none- which is nearly unheard of CB’s young star choreog- “have a beer on us” after Some of the ballet’s best — the composer of Peck’s theless for a movie that for a horror thriller. rapher Justin Peck, and the show. moments were shared ballet — served as DJ. cost only $22 million to Rounding out the top featured in Peck’s new The Opening Ceremony between Justin Peck, per- The crowd milled around produce. five were “Hidden Figures” ballet, “The Times Are designs were colorful and forming his own work, and towering video screens Representatives of Uni- in third with $14 million, Racing.” high-energy — shiny yel- Fairchild, both in jeans bearing the work of Brook- versal Pictures, which dis- new opener “Resident Evil: It was an unusually hip low parkas, black athletic and white sneakers, flying lyn-based visual artist tributed the Amblin-pro- The Final Chapter” in evening at the ballet, to be pants with thick fuchsia across the stage in unison. Santtu Mustonen, part of duced film starringfourth with $13.9 million, sure. Audience members stripes down the side, After the show, the spa- Dennis Quaid, say the and “La La Land” in fifth included acting couples jean cutoff shorts, bright- cious promenade of the City Ballet’s five-year-old opening was in line with place with $12.1 million. Claire Danes and Hugh ly hued trench coats — David H. Koch Theater, Art Series. On one of the their hopes. Damien Chazelle’s can- Dancy, and Maggie Gyl- but they hardly upstaged usually home to some- high balconies overlooking Audiences gave the film dy colored musical crossed lenhaal and Peter Sars- the dancing in Peck’s what older ballet patrons the promenade, one young an “A’’ CinemaScore, indi- the $100 million mark do- gaard — and that was crowd-pleasing new bal- sipping from champagne couple threw down their cating that word of mouth mestically after earning only in one row. Peck, only let. flutes, turned into one big coats and bags and danced should be positive going 14 Oscar nominations that 29 and already a celebrat- Star ballerina Tiler Peck party. The free beer prom- with abandon. No pointe forward. helped fuel its earnings. ed choreographer, came (no relation to Justin) and ised by Peck was handed shoes there, either. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 2017 HEALTH Mother gets a new arm after old one stolen By Donald Bradley But Julian Wells, clinical job that no longer exists. TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE manager at the lab, had a Carmona works at a surprise. He told her that domestic violence shelter KANSAS CITY, Mo. — he had “sent out the bat sig- and does after-school care. First, the bottom lip quiv- nal” and that the prosthetic She also sometimes serves ered. Then came the tears. community was touched by as a courtroom transla- No problem. her story of raising five chil- tor for Spanish-speaking Katie, 7, grabbed a tissue, dren, working 16-hour days defendants, and in 2013, reached up and dried her and trying to raise money she faced down a group of mom’s cheek. Gaby Carmo- for a replacement hand. neo-Nazis holding a rally na managed to smile and “So we are going to do a in downtown Kansas City. cry at the same time. whole lot better than just a According to a Kansas Tuesday was a happy day for this family. passive hand,” he told her. City police report, Car- “I will never forget this A company called mona called police about day,” Carmona, 29, said. “I SteeperUSA, which made 6:50 a.m. Sept. 20 and told will never forget what peo- the hand that was stolen, them she had left her arm ple did for me. My heart is donated its very latest in the minivan the night pounding.” “bebionic” design for her. before because she was Last September, someone Wells’ company, Advanced tired after a long day. broke into Camona’s mini- Arm Dynamics, would pro- She told officers that as van and stole her myo- vide time, fitting and train- soon as she realized the ing for the new prosthetic. arm was not in her home, electric prosthetic arm. It PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE cost too much to replace — And then there was a she ran outside of her $120,000 — so the North- local family who donated Gaby Carmona tries out her new bebionic hand with the help of Julian house in the 4400 block land wife and mother of a myoelectric arm from a Wells of Advanced Arm Dynamics on Tuesday, at the company’s offices of North Indiana Avenue five went without. Not an loved one who had died. in Overland Park, Kan. and found the sliding door easy thing — getting kids Electrodes from that arm open on her minivan and ready for schools, tying will be used for Carmona’s why I do what I do.” her mother. a congenital trait. She got the arm gone. shoes, fixing meals, work- new one. Also, the older Israel, 12, the oldest of “Since back then, I’ve her first prosthetic limb She knew it was gone for ing four part-time jobs. arm will serve as a backup Carmona’s five children, helped with the little ones, when she was 8 and used it good. On Tuesday, Carmona ar- for Carmona. later said he was so glad and I was happy to do until last year when she got “I didn’t want to live be- rived at Advanced Arm Dy- Wells told Carmona the to see his mother happy. that,” she said. “But I know a myoelectric arm, which ing mad, so I chose to get namics in Overland Park, family had seen her story. “That bad day when this it was hard on her to not be allowed her own muscles to back up and keep moving,” Kan., for assessment for “I will be grateful to happened, she cried all able to do some things. It control the artificial hand. she said Tuesday. “I saw a new passive prosthetic them forever,” Carmona the time,” he said. made her sad, and I didn’t She was able to get the the worst of people. But hand, one pretty much just said of the family. His sister Beatriz, 11, like seeing that.” high-tech limb because at now I’ve seen the best, too. for balance and show. No On a day of hugs and knew how important the Carmona was born with- the time she had health in- “Now I want to ride a muscle control of fingers. tears, Wells said: “Today is day and kindness were for out a left arm because of surance through a full-time bike again.” A look at the status of the death penalty in several states

By Andrew the states’ protocol, which Welsh-Huggins paralyze inmates and then ASSOCIATED PRESS stop their hearts. Instead, the state should look to COLUMBUS, Ohio — use a compounded version The stop-and-start nature of pentobarbital, a barbi- of U.S. executions in recent turate, the judge said. years hit another speed Ohio has been unable to bump this week when a obtain pentobarbital, al- federal judge found Ohio’s latest lethal injection pro- though other states such cedure unconstitutional. as Missouri and Texas The ruling by Magistrate have been able to without PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Judge Michael Merz went saying where it’s from. far beyond nitpicking the Ohio said it had enough Several studies suggest massage can be effec- state’s procedures, and on drugs in its latest three- tive as part of an overall strategy for managing one point raised potential drug method to carry out chronic neck and back pain. problems for at least three FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS four executions. other states that use the Larry Greene, public information director Struggles by states to disputed sedative midaz- of the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility, find drugs and put in- olam. demonstrates how a curtain is pulled between mates to death amid legal Alternative States have struggled the death chamber and witness room. challenges come as death for years now to find lethal sentences and executions drugs that pass constitu- lenges. killers that midazolam, continue to decline sharp- ly. treatments for tional muster after phar- Alabama, Oklahoma the first drug in Ohio’s maceutical companies and and Virginia are among process, couldn’t pass a Only 30 people were distributors banned their the states whose protocols constitutional bar of caus- sentenced to death in the use in executions. have called for midazolam, ing “substantial risk of United States last year, chronic pain Some states turned to though the prison depart- serious harm” previously the lowest number since midazolam to replace an- ments in those states may set by the U.S. Supreme the early 1970s. Just 20 esthetics and barbiturates not currently have the Court in a 2008 ruling out people were executed in (TNS) — Dear Mayo sidered when managing used more successfully in drug. of Kentucky. 2016, the fewest since Clinic: What are the best chronic pain. the past, but that led to In the Ohio ruling, the The judge also barred 1991, and a far cry from alternative treatments In some situations when problematic executions judge agreed with attor- Ohio from using the sec- 1999, when there were 98 for chronic back and neck medication wasn’t a good and numerous court chal- neys for three condemned ond and third drugs in executions. pain? I am not able to take option, surgery was rec- pain medication. Are there ommended as the next any supplements that are step. Fortunately, there safe and known to work? now are a wide range of Health-care signup deadline tomorrow A: Alternatives to medi- choices available beyond cation for chronic pain ex- medication and surgery By Sarah ist. Research shows that, that have been shown to Skidmore Sell when they’re included in a be useful in easing chron- ASSOCIATED PRESS comprehensive treatment ic pain. plan, those techniques One common form of in- The future of the Afford- can be quite effective in tegrative medicine that’s able Care Act is unclear, lowering pain. Together, used frequently at Mayo stirring up financial and these approaches to pain Clinic is acupuncture. The medical concerns for many management often are technique involves insert- consumers. It leaves some referred to as integrative ing extremely thin needles to wonder, What now? medicine. Talk with your through your skin at stra- Experts say the best primary health care pro- tegic points on your body thing to do is to focus on vider about possibilities to reduce pain. How often the here and now — in- for pain control beyond you need this treatment cluding the Jan. 31 dead- medication. If he or she depends in large part on line to sign up. is not familiar with inte- the type and severity of About 11.5 million peo- grative medicine, ask for your pain. ple nationally had signed a referral to a health care Massage therapy can up for coverage through provider who specializes help reduce pain, too. the ACA’s public exchang- in pain management. Several studies suggest es as of the end of De- Chronic pain is a com- massage can be effective cember. President Don- mon problem. According as part of an overall strat- ald Trump has vowed to to the National Institutes egy for managing chronic repeal it, but lawmakers of Health, chronic pain neck and back pain. Mayo have yet to reach an agree- affects more Americans Clinic has conducted more PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment on a replacement. than diabetes, heart dis- than a dozen clinical tri- “What we have seen, cer- Xonjenese Jacobs, right, helps Kristen Niemi sign up for the Affordable ease and cancer combined. als on massage and found tainly following the elec- Care Act during a healthcare expo at the University of South Florida, in Chronic pain is the most it valuable for a wide va- tion but it continues today, Tampa, Fla., Tuesday. common cause of disabili- riety of pain conditions. is uncertainty,” said Jen- ty in the U.S. Mayo Clinic now regularly nifer Sullivan, vice presi- The final deadline to people to adjust coverage gest a lengthy transition. Traditionally, the first offers massage therapy to dent of programs at Enroll access coverage through if they are going through Though people may worry step in treating chronic patients. America. “The truth is no ACA is Tuesday. If you life-changing circum- that their coverage may pain has been medication, Clinical trials have one knows how the law sign up by then, you’ll can stances such as marriage, including strong pain- shown mind-body thera- be yanked away, she notes will fare this year, the un- get coverage by March for divorce, loss of a job or the killers such as opioids. pies are another approach certainty is warranted.” the remainder of 2017 and birth of a child. that these health insur- But these drugs can be that can significantly af- The process to repeal or avoid a tax penalty for be- “It’s still the law, so it’s in ance policies are legal con- problematic. Not only are fect chronic pain. The pur- replace the law could take ing uninsured. If you are your best interest to have tracts that guarantee cov- opioids powerful drugs, pose of these treatments is time, but a health emer- in a state that has expand- insurance,” said Elizabeth erage for the year and are they can have serious side to help you relax and im- gency could hit at any ed Medicaid under the law Colvin, program director unlikely to be challenged. effects and pose a signif- prove the communication time. And without insur- and you qualify for that, for Insure Central Texas. So should you bother to icant risk for addiction and connection between ance, it could be financial- you can sign up at any “People think something when used long term. The the state of your mind and enroll? Absolutely. Visit ly disastrous. time. has happened, but the Af- problems associated with the health of your body. So if you don’t have Special enrollment peri- fordable Care Act is still healthcare.gov to find out using opioids for pain re- Yoga, tai chi, meditation health insurance, consider ods are still available after the law.” how to sign up and where lief make it crucial that and guided imagery fall signing up. the deadline, which allows Colvin said all signs sug- to get help. other strategies be con- under this category.