MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2016 It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas

COURTESY ART An artist’s rendering of the Gateway North Residences, set to break ground on Wash- ington Street on Tuesday. Gateway project gets a

PHOTO | CORINNA SPINALE HAND By Thomas Grillo Swampscott’s spirit ITEM STAFF LYNN — The Gateway North BY BILL BROTHERTON residences will break ground parades around town Tuesday, turning an eyesore into 71 mixed-income apartments. By Adam Swift Above, from Happy The $31 million development to Item Santa FOR THE ITEM left, Of cer be built on a vacant Washington 50th Anniversary Candace Street lot will feature a ve-story, SWAMPSCOTT — The stockings were hung on the Doyle, Toys Hallmark wood-frame building with a mix trolleys with care, with hopes that brightly lit Jeeps for Local Chil- of one- two- and three-bedroom from across the North Shore would soon be there. dren chair holidaze apartments and 2,000 square feet ’Tisn’t the It was another festive annual Swampscott Holiday Pa- Cathy Kalpin, of ground  oor retail. rade Saturday evening, as  oats, music, and yes, police Dear God, heaven and Of cer Gateway was among the rst season to and re vehicles, and those decorated, illuminated Jeeps help me! I’m hooked projects to bene t from a $100 mil- from across the region added to the spirit of the season. Mike Bowden on those schmaltzy were sur- lion fund to create workforce hous- The annual event is hosted by the Swampscott Police Christmas movies that ing – tenants who don’t qualify for be sad Association. rounded by a are lling up the Hall- record num- affordable housing but can’t afford By Gayla Cawley “The police department has been a big supporter of mark Channel and Ion market rate dwellings. this,” said Abby Rogers of Toys for Local Children. She ber of toys do- Television schedules ITEM STAFF nated to TLC. Under the statewide initiative, said there is still time for anyone who is interested to this month. 1,000 new units of affordable hous- One mother is trying to en- drop off toys at the schools or the police station to help Below, Town It’s getting serious. Hall lawn lit ing for middle income households sure that Christmas doesn’t bring a little joy to local kids in need. A couple of weekends would be created. Up to $100,000 up Saturday fall on the backburner as she Members of Toys for Local Children put the last min- ago my beloved Patri- in subsidies will be provided for night. and her husband struggle to ute touches on their  oat before stepping off from the ots were manhandling each unit. provide for their children’s Swampscott High School parking lot shortly before the L.A. Rams. My love- Neighborhood Development As- basic needs. 5:30 p.m. The local group has been collecting toys for ly, long-suffering wife sociates, an arm of Lynn Housing “We are sad to say that this kids in need at the Swampscott schools, as well as at of 30 years and I were Authority and Neighborhood De- Christmas, we will not be PARADE, A7 watching the game in velopment (LHAND), partnered able to afford presents they our favorite haunt. Le- with Boston-based Hub Holdings deserve,” she wrote in a let- garrette Blount had LLC., and bought the parcel last ter to Item Santa. “My oldest just busted loose and year for $600,000. Located across son especially, because he is turned a fourth-and-1 from North Shore Community Col- in school this year and doing into a 43-yard touch- lege, Gateway received $5 million such a great job, he deserves down run. At halftime in state funding through a compet- to have a good Christmas the Pats were up 17-zip itive process to make the project like every child does. Times and I felt an overpower- possible. are very hard right now be- ing urge to ask the bar- The transit-oriented develop- tween providing food, cloth- tender to change to the ment was created in response to ing and even heat this time Hallmark Channel. I’m the Washington District Master of year, as it is getting cold. sure the gents at the bar Plan, initiated by LHAND and We really hope that we could wouldn’t have minded. funded by the state Department afford a good Christmas for I mean, really? The of Housing and Community De- them this year but we can’t.” Pats had this one velopment. LHAND will manage She’s asking our readers to locked up. And “Holi- the development upon comple- make the holiday happy for day Engagement” was tion. her children by making sure on. It’s a doozy. Thir- The Gateway site is being ele- that they have presents to ty-something Hillary vated by seven feet, to a 14-foot open on Christmas morning. loses her newspaper elevation, as recommended by the Now in its 50th year, the job and gets dumped Federal Emergency Management Item Santa fund endeavors just before she’s head- Administration. Construction and to make Christmas a little ing home to spend permanent nancing will be pro- brighter for those among Christmas with her vided by the AFL-CIO Housing In- us who are less fortunate. judgmental family; so vestment Trust. Thomas Grillo can be reached at ITEM SANTA, A7 PHOTO | NICOLE GOODHUE BOYD HALLMARK, A3 [email protected]. School incident INSIDE Zoning issues brewing on In Lynn Connery Elementary claims three jobs does a complete 180. A3 Swampscott waterfront In Opinion in Lynn eld By Gayla Cawley The remarkable ITEM STAFF John Glenn. A4 By Gayla Cawley SWAMPSCOTT — Tension is brewing be- ITEM STAFF In Swampscott tween town of cials and Fr. Andrew Bush- High school LYNNFIELD — Jennifer DiBiase, the princi- ell over the planned business portion of pal of Summer Street Elementary School, has student made social his intended monastic reuse of the former resigned and two people who were employed media threats. A6 Marian Court College, also known as White with the town’s METCO program are no longer Court. employed there following an incident on a school LOOK! Bushell, a Marblehead native and exec- bus, according to Lynnfield School Superinten- The Irish Tenors utive chairman of St. Paul’s Foundation, a dent Jane Tremblay. sing in the monastic institution of the monks of Mount Tremblay con rmed that the principal of Summer holidays. A8 Athos in Greece, a church, not a nonpro t, Street Elementary School has resigned in order to intends to turn Marian Court into a Ortho- pursue another career opportunity. The school’s web- Four KIPP seniors head dox Christian monastery. He has a purchase site lists DiBiase as the principal. to college on full-tuition agreement in place with the Sisters of Mer- “I have thanked her for her service and wished her scholarships. A8 cy, the current owners of the property at 35 well in her new endeavor,” the superintendent said Littles Point Road. They closed the college in COURTESY PHOTO in an email. In Sports June 2015 because of nancial dif culties, Regarding an incident between two students on Girls basketball play- St. Paul’s Foundation’s Fr. An- but Bushell has not closed on the property. ers test their mettle in drew Bushell has a vision for LYNNFIELD, A7 Duchane jamboree. B1 the Marian Court property. MARIAN COURT, A7

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Michael S. Taylor, 58 Daniel G. Baity 1958-2016 SALEM — Michael Hollywood, Fla., his Daniel G. Baity died at home Buffalo schools he became a S. Taylor, age 58, of brother Edward Taylor after a brief illness on Dec. 5. cement mason and handy at Salem, formerly of and his wife Claire of Born in Buffalo, N.Y., he was many construction trades. He Lynn, passed away Woburn, his brother the son of the late John J. was a history buff of Biblical, Saturday, Dec. 10, Bruce DeSoto and his and Jimmie L. (Reed) Baity, American, and Indian history, 2016, following a wife Lindsey of Wood- the husband of Kathleen D. and a member of Jehovah’s brief illness. Born and bridge, Va., his sister (Wade) Baity. His is survived Witnesses. raised in Lynn, he was Debbie Worley and by his three sons, Daniel G. Service information: The the son of Charles her husband Victor II, John F. and his wife Tami memorial talk for Dan will be and Jeannette (De- of Tyler, Texas, aunts (Pond), and Aaron B. Baity. at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. spres) DeSoto of Tyler, Texas. and uncles Doris and Joe Pan- He was the brother of John 17, at the Kingdom Hall of He was a graduate of Lynn dolph, Stella, John Peterson S., Kenneth F. (deceased), Jehovah’s Witnesses, 79 Endi- Vocational Technical Institute, and Mary Despres, and many Ronald L., Anthony W., Martin cott St., Peabody, MA 01960. Class of 1976. He then grad- nieces, nephews and cousins. C., Glen K., Linda S. Williams All are welcome to attend. uated from Tyler Junior College He was the brother of the late (deceased), and Judith C. GOODRICH Funeral Home, in Tyler, Texas, Class of 1991. Gary Taylor. Baity. After his education in 128 Washington St., Lynn. Michael had a very kind and Service information: Buri- generous heart, and enjoyed al will be at a later date. For spending time with his family those desiring, memorials and friends. He spent much of may be made to the Kaplan his time fixing electronics and Family Hospice House, 78 Frederick B. Hubner, 46 making music for others. In ad- Liberty St., Danvers, MA 1970-2016 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dition to his parents, Michael is 01923. Atlantic halibut steaks are displayed for sale at survived by his sons, Michael GOODRICH Funeral Home, LYNN — Mr. Fred- by his sister Lisa M. and Matthew Taylor, both of 128 Washington St., Lynn. erick B. Hubner, 46, Hubner and her son a seafood market, Friday, in Portland, Maine. of Lynn, died after a Dari Fabian Jr. of brief illness on Sun- Peabody, his brother day Dec. 4, 2016, in Robert Young of Sa- Overfished halibut his home. He is the lem. He also leaves Muriel Dotolo, 91 father of Lauren E. several aunts, un- 1925-2016 Hubner of Lebanon, cles and cousins. Maine. He is the son He is the stepson under scrutiny as LYNN — Mrs. Muriel the park and nearby of John F. Hubner of of the late Kevin E. (Roberts) Dotolo, 91, beaches. North Port, Fla., and Patricia Young. catches increase of Lynn, beloved wife Muriel is survived F. Young of Peabody. He was Service information: His of the late Vincent by her daughters, born in Everett and raised visiting hours are going to be By Patrick Whittle the way they oversee Dotolo, died Friday, Jean Kurra of Lynn in Lynn, he attended Lynn held on Wednesday, Dec. 14, ASSOCIATED PRESS halibut. Part of the issue Dec. 9, 2016 at the and Jodi Abate and schools. He has lived in Flor- 2016 from 4-8 p.m. in the is that if fishermen ex- Hunt Nursing Home her husband Lew- ida as well as Lynn. SOLIMINE Funeral Home, BRUNSWICK, Maine — ceed their quota for the in Danvers surround- is of Danvers, her He was employed as a 426 Broadway (Rt. 129) Federal fishing regulators fish, it can trigger re- ed by her loving fam- sons, Robert Dotolo landscaper. He enjoyed being Lynn. A memorial service will say they are looking to strictions on fishing that ily. and his wife Lin- outdoors. He enjoyed fishing, be held on Wednesday at 7 change the way they man- impact fishermen who Born in Toddington, Glouces- da of Danvers and Ronald boating and camping. He was p.m. in the funeral home. age Atlantic halibut in the operate in federal wa- wake of a surge in catch of tershire, England, she was the J. Dotolo and his wife Moni- a former member of the Bass Relatives and friends are re- ters. About 40 percent of the fish. daughter of the late John and ca of Hampstead, N.H., her Association in Lynn. spectfully invited. Directions the halibut catch for the The government lists Edith (Neellott) Roberts. She eight grandchildren, her seven In addition to his daughter and guest book at www.soli- 2015 fishing year was Atlantic halibut as was raised and educated in great-grandchildren and many and parents he is survived mine.com. taken in state waters, “overfished” and conser- England. nieces and nephews. mostly in Maine. vationists want to pro- During World War II, Muriel Service information: Rel- Ben Martens, execu- tect it. But many fisher- met her husband and became atives and friends are invit- tive director of the Maine men say the catch is up a war bride. Following the war, ed to visiting hours in the Joan Maglio, 82 Coast Fishermen’s Associ- her and her husband moved PETERSON-O’DONNELL Fu- because the stock has 1934-2016 been rebuilt over recent ation, said Maine should to Revere. They then moved neral Home, 167 Maple St., consider limiting the to Lynn where she raised her (Rt. 62) Danvers, Tuesday, years. SAUGUS — Mrs. Anthony; one brother, East Coast fishermen amount of halibut fishing family and worked at the fam- Dec. 13 from 4-7 p.m. All in state waters. Other- ily restaurant, the former Latin other services are private. Joan (Shea) Maglio, Thomas Shea. She caught more than 215,000 age 82, died on Fri- was predeceased by pounds of Atlantic hali- wise, federal fishermen Villa of Lynn. In lieu of flowers, expres- will be negatively affect- Family always came first in sions of sympathy may be day, Dec. 9, at Rose- two sisters, Anne Por- but in 2015 in the most wood Nursing Home ter and Mary Shea. productive year of fishing ed by the surge in state Muriel’s life. She loved spend- made in Muriel’s memory catch, he said. ing time with her family and to Care Dimensions, 75 Syl- in Peabody. She was In lieu of flowers, for the flatfish since 1972. the wife of the late donations may be Catch of the fish in near- Martens also said bet- had a deep affection for her van St., Danvers, MA 01923. ter data also is needed grandchildren. Muriel loved To share a memory or offer Anthony Maglio. made to the Dis- shore Maine waters is because many fishermen having her grandchildren a condolence, please visit Born and raised calced Carmelite Fri- helping drive the increase, believe the stock has re- sleep over at her home in Lynn www.odonnellfuneralservice. in East Boston, she ars, 166 Foster St., regulators say. built significantly in re- and enjoyed taking them to com. was the daughter of the late Brighton, MA 02135 or Alz- The regulatory New William and Eva (Gaudet) heimer’s Association at www. England Fishery Man- cent years, and that’s why Shea. Mrs. Maglio was a re- alz.org. agement Council decid- catch is up. tired clerk for the Salem Dis- Service information: Rel- ed last month to review “The story is that this trict Court. She was a long atives and friends are invit- management of halibut, is a rebuilding success,” Ruth M. Pension, 98 time member of the 3rd Or- ed to attend visiting hours which is popular with he said. “In New England, 1918-2016 der of Carmelites of Danvers in the BISBEE-PORCELLA diners and chefs for its we don’t know what to do and the Blessed Sacrament Funeral Home, 549 Lin- thick, meaty steaks. Ex- with successes.” LYNN — Ruth M. grandson’s plays. Women’s Guild in Saugus. coln Ave., Saugus, on Tues- actly what form regula- A spokesman for the (Stuart) Pension, age She is survived Joan had been a resident of day from 4-8 p.m. Funeral tion changes could take Maine Department of Ma- 98, of Lynn, died un- by her two children, Saugus since 1963. from the funeral home on isn’t yet known. rine Resources declined to expectedly on Friday John Pension and his Mrs. Maglio leaves one son, Wednesday at 11 a.m. fol- “We’ve identified that comment beyond acknowl- in Salem Hospital. wife Nina, and Pen- David Maglio and his wife lowed by a funeral Mass in this is an issue, and this edging that the agency is She was the wife of ny Pension and Bob Denise; two daughters, Kath- Blessed Sacrament Church, will be a priority for 2017,” reviewing the council’s the late John H. Pen- Renaud; her grand- leen Maglio and her husband 14 Summer St., Saugus, at Janice Plante, a spokes- request, and taking it se- sion. Born in Lynn, son Jay Pension, her Matthew Staffier, Tina Ma- noon. Interment at Riverside woman for the council, riously. she was the daughter niece Mary LaPointe; glio-Aronofsky and her hus- Cemetery, Saugus. For direc- said. Some conservationist of the late James H. as well as her close band Scott; three grandchil- tions and condolences, www. The council has also groups have tried to dis- and Blanche E. (Varney) Stu- friend Frances Stirgwolt. She dren, Katrina, Kimberly and BisbeePorcella.com. asked that Maine’s state suade consumers from art. She was raised in Beverly, was the mother of the late fishing managers adjust buying Atlantic halibut. and was a graduate of Beverly Richard W. Pension and sister High School, Class of 1936, of the late Henry, Albert, Ever- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS where she was a three sport ett and Robert Stuart. athlete, playing field hockey, Service information: Vis- basketball and cheerleading. iting hours will be held on Campaign aimed at to 50 deaths are attributed public service. the Secret Service to pay She lived in Lynn for the great- Tuesday from 4-7 p.m. in the teaching safe sleep to SUID each year. Over- They were inspired by him a visit and signed the er part of her life. SOLIMINE Funeral Home, heating and suffocation Kennedy’s acceptance posting with his Social Ruth worked for General 426 Broadway (Rt. 129), practices for infants are preventable factors in speech at the Democratic Security number. Electric in Lynn for more than Lynn, with a funeral ser- infant deaths. National Convention in Authorities say they WINCHESTER (AP) — 1960 when he said, in part, found over 100 weapons 15 years until her retirement vice on Tuesday at 7 p.m. A Massachusetts prose- in 1983. An avid bowler, she Relatives and friends are JFK New Frontier awards go “We stand today on the in O’Keefe’s home and cutor is starting a public edge of a New Frontier.” vehicle, including swords, was a member of the Building respectfully invited. A grave- awareness campaign to mayor, inmate educator 40 Women’s League as well side service will be held on double-edged knives, to educate parents and as the Women’s Profession- Saturday at 11 a.m. in Pine BOSTON (AP) — The Man to plead guilty hatchets and spears. His guardians on best safe al Bowling League at Lucky Grove Cemetery. All are wel- mayor of Compton Cal- to threatening Obama lawyer did not immedi- Strike Bowling Alley in Lynn. come to meet at the main sleep practices to help ifornia and the founder ately comment. She also played softball for gate of the cemetery on prevent infant fatalities. of an organization that on FBI website the General Electric league. Saturday at 10:45 a.m. (A Middlesex District helps prison inmates earn Boston interfaith event seeks Attorney Marian Ryan MANSFIELD (AP) — A Ruth was very social and had reception will follow). In lieu college degrees have been 28-year-old Massachu- and Winchester Hospital healing after US election a gift for hospitality, enjoying of flowers, donations may be named recipients of this setts man is expected to will kick off the campaign time spent with her family made to Plumfield Academy, year’s John F. Kennedy plead guilty to posting on BOSTON (AP) — Boston Tuesday at the hospital. and friends. Her greatest joy 123 Dayton St., Danvers, MA New Frontier Awards. an FBI website that he Mayor Marty Walsh and was her family and she es- 01923. Directions and guest The campaign is timed Kennedy’s grandson, planned to kill President U.S. Sen. 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By Michele Durgin students on to the next FOR THE ITEM level.” 110 Munroe St. Dill also said the school P.O. Box 5 When Dr. Mary Dill has programs in place Lynn, MA 01903 arrived at Lynn’s Con- that are contributing to Customer Service nery Elementary School the positive changes and Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. five years ago, she was improved status of the charged with the chal- Connecting school. lenge of improving the All Departments: “We have an excellent Elm Street school’s Level 781-593-7700 relationship with the 4 status it had been given Ext. 2 Boston Food Bank, which in 2010. Classi ed Advertising services over 250 families “ I knew it was going to classi [email protected] each month. Cradles to be a daunting task,” Dill Subscriptions Crayons is another non- said. “But, fortunately, [email protected] profit group that has been everyone pulled together Circulation so generous to us. They [email protected] as a team, and we were service us three times a Ext. 3 able to bring the school to a Level 3 status by 2013. year, and provide us with Newsroom new backpacks, coats, [email protected] Of course, our ultimate [email protected] goal is achieving Level 1 hats, mittens, and basic ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE school supplies. Just last Ext. 4 status, and I believe this group will make it hap- From left, Jim Kennison speaks with fellow leadership team members week they sent us more Sports than 250 bags of new [email protected] pen.” Katia Spiess, Katie Landino and Nicole Oak at the Connery Elementary footwear, the result of a Ext. 5 The Massachusetts De- School in Lynn. partment of Elementary $10,000 donation by New Retail and Online Balance,” she said. Advertising and Secondary Educa- Turnaround Practices in ant issues affecting the “A lead teacher from And so, as the Connery [email protected] tion classifies each of its Achievement Gain Schools school’s population. We each grade level is always community celebrates its public schools into one of video that is available on will discuss things such as present at the meetings, ADVERTISING achievements, Dill says five accountability levels. the DOE’s website, doe. curriculum issues, profes- and we never work in iso- Ernie Carpenter, Jr. they, as a team, are dig- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 The highest performing mass.edu., as well as You- sional development, and lation. We believe that pro- ging deep and hoping to [email protected] schools are considered Tube. the daily running of the moting vertical alignment Bob Gunther Level 1, while the most be even more successful The seven-minute video building. Sustainability is important and most for the youngsters who Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 underperforming schools was released in Septem- is, in my opinion, the key beneficial to our students. [email protected] are deemed Level 5. Ac- fill their classrooms every ber and highlights many to our future success and Teachers see the value of Joseph Mastrorio III cording to the DOE’s school day. of the school’s successful I am proud of the group in knowing the ‘before’ suc- Vice President / Advertising and website, levels are deter- “I have been blessed Business Development, ext. 1315 practices implemented to place who is working to- cess of the students in [email protected] mined by test scores, stu- since the day I came here dent growth percentiles, improve its overall status. wards that success.” front of them now, and to have a staff so willing Ralph Mitchell The school’s program communicating achieve- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 drop out rates, and overall “We are thrilled about to put their hearts and [email protected] achievement data. the video and I am proud specialist, Jim Kennison ments made during the souls into the kids in their Cassie Vitali Dill said a Strategic to say that it’s true stars believes that the Friday year they spend at the classrooms, as well as Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 Turnaround Plan that are the 635 students we morning Vertical Team present grade level to the their families. They were [email protected] the Connery team devel- service in grades Pre-K meetings and the commu- next teacher they will be identified as the glue of Patricia Whalen through Grade 5, each nication among the staff assigned to. It’s great that the school in the DOE’s Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 oped and worked tireless- [email protected] ly at achieving was key day,” said Dill. “ We have that the meetings promote teachers are able to work report. I am confident to the school’s improve- a terrific leadership team are an important and nec- together and share what that even bigger and bet- BUSINESS OFFICE ment. Their success was that meets on a weekly ba- essary part of the school’s was achieved in their ter is around the corner Beth Bresnahan recently documented in a sis and addresses import- routine. classroom as they pass the for all of us.” Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 [email protected] Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] Happy holidaze with Hallmark movies Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] Marian Kinney ext. 1212 [email protected] Will Kraft Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 [email protected] Jennifer Perez ext. 1205 [email protected] Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] CIRCULATION COURTESY PHOTO COURTESY PHOTO COURTESY PHOTO Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 Prince Leopold (Stephen Hagan) and Cutie pie Wendy Walton (Laura Breck- Tom Norris (Marcus Rosner) and [email protected] commoner Emily Taylor (Lacey Chabert) enridge) and hunky Adam Hughes daughter Sadie (Jaeda Lily Miller) both Philip Ouellette are in love but Isadore, Queen of Cordin- (Brendan Fehr) fall in love in “A Christ- love Jenny Jenkins (Anna Hutchinson) Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 ia (Jane Seymour) is determined to end mas Kiss.” But a jealous woman is de- but a battle-ax ex-wife is complicating [email protected] their romance in “A Royal Christmas.” termined to break them up. things in “A Firehouse Christmas.” CLASSIFIED Abbe Young Smith HALLMARK mudgeonly lump I fell in taken a vow of celibacy as the antagonist. The nighted. Which should I Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] From A1 love with. Please turn on for the entirety of their main character is usual- watch first? “Single Santa a football game and eat relationship. If somebody ly a workaholic, sad sack, Seeks Mrs. Claus?” “Moon- Kerry Smith Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 she logs onto an online some meat.” catches them sneaking lost soul or a sweet gal light & Mistletoe?” Oh, [email protected] dating site and convinces Get me an intervention, a kiss or holding hands, who lacks confidence or is this sounds promising: “A some poor sap to pose as stat! These predictable, they turn all red and start waiting for her big break; NEWSROOM Boyfriend For Christmas” her boyfriend. Bet you can formulaic romantic come- stammering. many return to their — Heartsick singleton Bill Brotherton guess where this is head- dies have turned me into It’s not like these films home town having turned Features Editor ext. 1338 Holly is trying to help a [email protected] ed! Right? Mr. Softee. I used to jump are populated with star cynical from being beat- woman regain custody of Gayla Cawley The day before, I was off the stage at Clash con- actors, either. Jane Sey- en down by life or burned her kids during the holi- Reporter, ext. 1236 sitting on the loveseat certs. I used to cut down mour plays a mean queen from love. And everyone day season but pro bono [email protected] in our tiny TV/treadmill/ trees with a handsaw and in “A Royal Christmas” seems to love ice skating. lawyer Ryan never shows Cheryl Charles music room watching “A split two cords of wood in and Elisabeth Rohm from Go figure (skate). up in court. Furious, Holly Night Editor Firehouse Christmas” on one day. I used to rotate “Law & Order” plays a con- Doesn’t matter one bit. [email protected] sends him a nasty letter. Ion. I was pounding down niving, detestable she-dev- These rom-coms are com- the tires on both cars just And then she meets-cute Leah M. Dearborn pinot grigios and nervous- for the hell of it. I used to il in the totally excellent fort food for the soul, a Reporter, ext. 1317 this terrific guy... ly picking at a spinach sal- wrestle bears naked (OK, “A Christmas Kiss.” That’s glimmer of innocence and [email protected] His name is Ryan. Could ad when my saintly wife you got me; I lie. I wore about it, unless you con- hope in a world increas- Thomas Grillo it be that slimeball who Reporter, ext. 1264 came in from the back- clothes). sider the mom from “Hap- ingly filled with incivili- [email protected] yard, where she had just Yet here I am, bawling py Days” (Marion Ross) ty, intolerance and anger. bailed on the court ap- Spenser Hasak drained the oil out of the my eyes out because Kristi and Tim Allen’s sidekick I’m going to continue to pearance? What do you Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 lawn mower for the win- and Matt are back togeth- in “Home Improvement“ binge-watch ’em until my think? [email protected] ter. I was dabbing tears er after a silly misunder- (Richard Karn) stars. I eyes are bloodshot and Here we go again. Now, Thor Jourgensen where did I put those News Editor, ext. 1267 with a Kleenex and point- standing in “Christmas don’t. sore. [email protected] ing at the TV. “Jenny and Mail.” I’m beyond hap- And the plots are so sim- Well, I hate to cut you damn Kleenex. Bill Brotherton is the Steve Krause Tom belong together, and py these kids were able plistic and predictable it’s off. But the UPS truck is Sports Editor, ext. 1229 his beyotch of an ex is do- to work it out; everyone laughable. I don’t mean outside and the dude in Item’s Features editor. He [email protected] ing her best to (expletive) could tell they were made to ruin the movies for the brown outfit is walk- would love to know which Katie Morrison things up.” for each other. you, but the cute couples ing toward my front door Hallmark/Ion Christmas Sports Reporter She wiped her hands The saddest thing is always end up together. with a package in hand. movies you like best and [email protected] with a rag and said “Bill, there’s not even any sex There’s often a wicked He must be delivering which ones to avoid. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B We’re ceding global leadership to China Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg T J   Edward M. Grant Remember when China was the As the environmental and health con- pand oil and gas drilling, to rebuild the News Editor W   J. K Gordon R. Hall climate-action outcast, the obsta- sequences of fossil fuel emissions have coal industry, to cancel federal funding Vice President, Finance Monica Connell Healey cle standing in the way of progress become more widely understood, Bei- for research and development of new, P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Sales in the global fight against a warm- jing has bolstered its efforts to curb cleaner forms of energy – as Trump J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan ing planet? What a difference a few coal consumption and vehicle exhaust. has proposed – not only will cede glob- Chief Operating O cer Chairman years – and an election – can make. China invested $111 billion in re- al leadership on climate change to Chi- P “  Over the past few weeks, world newable energy in 2015 – more than Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 na but also undermine American lead- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 leaders, delegates to the climate any other country in the world and, in- ership of the global economy. Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 change conference in Marrakech and deed, more than the U.S. ($44 billion), Finally, if Trump’s proposals surren- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 activists everywhere have expressed Japan ($36.2 billion) and the United Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 der the leading role played by the U.S. Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 alarm that, as president, Donald Kingdom ($22.2 billion) combined. In on climate change and in the global Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Trump might actually realize his the same year, it led the world in in- Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 economy, they threaten to diminish its Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 “America First Energy Plan.” Any one stalled wind power, solar power and moral influence in the world as well. Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 of the proposals would set back the en- hydropower (with a total renewable Developing countries are counting John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 vironmental movement – withdraw- capacity of 500 gigawatts, compared on the U.N.-sponsored Green Climate ing the U.S. from the Paris Climate with 220 gigawatts in the U.S.). China Fund to assist them in their efforts to Agreement, abandoning President today is the world’s leading manufac- combat the ill effects of climate change. Obama’s Clean Power Plan to reduce turer – and exporter – of wind turbines Of the $3 billion the U.S. has pledged carbon emissions, reviving the coal and solar panels. And, next year, Bei- to the fund, only $500 million has been industry, opening up more public land jing will inaugurate a nationwide car- paid out. Trump’s “America First En- to oil and gas drilling, dismantling bon-emissions trading program. ergy Plan” proposes “to stop all pay- the Environmental Protection Agency In an effort to wean the Chinese ments of U.S. tax dollars to U.N. global public from fossil-fuel-powered trans- – but together they conjure up dysto- warming programs,” suggesting that pian dread. If President Trump fol- portation, the state provides hefty EDITORIAL developing countries may be waiting lows through with candidate Trump’s subsidies for the purchase of electric a long time to get the remaining $2.5 promises, it will be all but impossible vehicles (up to $16,000 for a unit). billion. So much for America’s word. to limit global temperature rise to 2 China’s high-speed rail system, at In Beijing last week, the govern- degrees Celsius. some 12,000 miles already the longest ment reaffirmed its commitment to China, of course, was no more pre- in the world, will add 7,000 additional The remarkable set up a $2.9 billion fund to help poor pared for the results of the American miles by 2020. Also by 2020, the Minis- election than the U.S. But it has been try of Transport plans to add 200,000 countries adapt to climate change. quick to size up the environmental new-energy buses and 100,00 new-en- “China is surprising us daily. What- John Glenn implications of a Trump victory, and ergy taxis to the nation’s streets. ever they’ve promised, they’re deliv- officials in Beijing are contriving to For China, going greener and clean- ering,” Tosi Mpanu-Mpanu, chairman John H. Glenn Jr. was an incredible man. A Ma- cast China in a fresh role, to project er has been driven in considerable of the Least Developed Countries rine and a former United States senator, he spent a the country as a – perhaps the – glob- part by environmental necessity. Committee, said in Marrakech. lifetime scoffing at long odds. al leader on climate change. But at least as important, China is As 2017 approaches, China is At the age of 40 when other men of his genera- During the Marrakech talks, the offi- betting that clean energy and green poised to assume global leadership tion cast their eye on predictable, mid-level man- cial Xinhua News agency stated, “Chi- technology will be what powers the on climate change, and the U.S. agement jobs in their chosen professions, Glenn na is playing an active role in negotia- global economy of the 21st century. is poised to become the new cli- climbed into a space capsule with less interior room tion and global governance on climate Already in 2010, then-U.S. Secretary mate-action outcast. In Marrakech than a Volkswagen Beetle. change. Self-motivated and willing to of Energy Steven Chu alerted Ameri- for the climate talks, Erik Solheim, His 1962 earth orbit made history and made Glenn work with others to save the planet, cans to what is at stake: “From wind head of the United Nations Environ- an American household name. Space flight was in China has taken steps, including bil- power to nuclear reactors to high- mental Program, spoke right to the its infancy. America trailed the Russians in the race lions of dollars of investment, to tackle speed rail, China and other countries point: “It’s a new world order.” for outer space and Glenn’s orbit, while maybe not climate change and provide new-ener- are moving aggressively to capture the death-defying, demanded courage and calmness that gy technology.” No need to make the lead. Given that challenge, and given Daniel K. Gardner is a professor made him the envy of fellow Americans. contrast with the U.S. more explicit. the enormous economic opportunities of Chinese history at Smith College In 1984, Glenn took on another long shot by running Lost on much of the world is that in clean energy, it’s time for America to and author of the forthcoming book for president of the United States. Ronald Reagan was even as a soupy smog blankets its do what we do best: innovate.” “Environmental Pollution in China: running for a second term as president that year and skies, China has been going green and If China is right, if Chu is right, to What Everyone Needs to Know.” He the notion that Democrats were going to bring down clean with a vengeance in recent years. renege on the Paris agreement, to ex- wrote this for the Los Angeles Times. the man who literally changed the American political landscape was not just a long shot, but sheer folly. But Glenn, the Marine who blasted off in a rocket, gave it a shot. He came to Lynn in January, 1984 and told 300 people packed into Hibernian Hall that the nation needed to recommit itself to civil rights progress, education and other values that de- fined the 1960s political landscape. Glenn’s remarks to his Lynn audience under- scored similarities and differences in late-20th cen- tury and early-21st century American politics. Civil rights, America’s ability to compete in the global economy and unrest in the Mideast were all topics Glenn touched on in his Lynn campaign stop. Glenn touted American-made products and warned about committing U.S. troops to resolv- ing international problems. America’s challenges seemed simpler in 1984. The nation’s deep racial division did not seem as hard to span then as it does today. His comments about spiraling unrest in Lebanon seem understated when measured against today’s worries about international terrorism. Looking backward through history’s fractured lens, John Glenn with his military service and hero status seemed to be the perfect candidate in 1984 to challenge Reagan. But Americans — as Democratic presidential nominee Walter Mondale found out in the final election — were in no mood that year for 1960s-era Democratic politics. Reagan’s star would shine for four more years and wane for four more under his successor before Dem- ocrats wrestled the presidency away from Republi- cans. Glenn’s rendezvous with space didn’t end in 1962. At the ripe young age of 77, he took a ride on a space shuttle. As a footnote, it is interesting to note how Glenn, in an interview, underscored the civility mark- ing conduct on the Senate floor. It’s interesting to think of this man of action respecting decorum. It is equally interesting to wonder what Glenn thought about this year’s presidential election. John Glenn saw the world through the eyes of a warrior, a space traveler, a politician and ultimately as an American.

DARRYL WELLINGTON Justice delayed in South Carolina

A pall has been hang- African Methodist Epis- icans have seen the video garding tampering with ev- and a separate civil-rights South? ing over my hometown of copal Church, the city re- at the center of the case. idence by moving the Taser, case brought by federal These are dark times. Charleston, S.C., since last mained a model of social On April 4, 2015, Offi- Slager testified, “I don’t re- prosecutors. But after re- But a candle still burns Friday, when a jury made decorum. Demonstrations cer Slager stopped Scott, member doing that.” cent failures to bring police with hope that America up of 11 whites and a lone were peaceful and respect- who was driving in North When the trial began to justice in the deaths of can move toward justice African-American failed to ful. Family members of Charleston with a broken in early November, many Eric Garner and 12-year-old for all, even in Charleston. reach a verdict in the case the victims of the church tail light. Scott fled his car black Charlestonians re- Tamir Rice, and a mistrial of Michael Slager, the po- massacre publicly forgave after the stop. Video shot ceived the news that the in the case against Officer Darryl Lorenzo Welling- lice officer who was video- the accused killer, Dylann by an unseen bystander jury would be overwhelm- Ray Tensing, the Cincinnati ton is a poet, journalist and taped fatally shooting an Roof, in a show of Chris- clearly shows Slager firing ingly white with equanimi- cop who shot an unarmed writing fellow at the Center unarmed black man, Wal- tian magnanimity that his gun at Scott from afar, ty, believing the facts would black driver, the Slager for Community Change. He ter Scott. amazed the world. as Scott runs away. speak for themselves. case looks like part of a bad wrote this for Progressive Black Charlestonians But for the last few days The video then shows Even Fox News host trend. The jury’s inability to Media Project, a source of feel that justice has been even the very religious Af- Officer Slager indifferent- Sean Hannity seemed to reach a unanimous verdict liberal commentary on do- delayed, and fear that jus- rican-American communi- ly handcuffing Scott while think Slager’s conviction even on the lesser charge of mestic and international tice will be denied. ty in Charleston has been he lies dying. And it shows was inevitable. “You do not manslaughter leaves some issues; it is affiliated with Charleston has earned haunted by misgivings, Slager moving a Taser shoot an innocent man in people wondering whether The Progressive magazine. a reputation for grace and wondering whether for- nearer to Scott’s fallen body. the back eight times in cold predominantly white juries Readers may write to the poise in the face of trage- bearance is really the right At trial, Slager testified blood like this,” Hannity will always choose to pro- author at: Progressive Me- dy. After the shooting of response, and whether jus- that he shot Scott because said. “If he’s not a threat to tect police officers, despite dia Project, 30 W. Mifflin Scott and, a few months tice for black people is even he was in “total fear.” He the officer, or threat to any- objective evidence. Has this St., suite 703, Madison, later, the murder of nine possible in the courtrooms did not explain how an un- body else, there is never a country moved beyond the Wis. 53703; email: pm- much-loved communi- of America. armed suspect threatened justification.” notions of white supremacy [email protected]; Web ty members at Emanuel By now, millions of Amer- him from 17 feet away. Re- Slager will face a new trial, that characterized the old site: www.progressive.org. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Police expect Trump to lift surplus military gear limits

By David Dishneau tary-style vehicles and gear versity’s School of Justice ASSOCIATED PRESS help protect officers’ lives Studies who has studied and public safety — for ex- the militarization of police, HAGERSTOWN, Md. — ample, a privately manu- If president-elect Donald said Obama’s executive or- factured, tracked armored der has had little effect be- Trump keeps his prom- vehicle played a key role in ise, surplus military gre- cause there was relatively the police response to the little demand for the pro- nade launchers, bayonets, mass shooting at a coun- tracked armored vehicles hibited items to begin with. ty government building in “It was more symbol- and high-powered fire- San Bernardino, Califor- arms and ammunition ic politics than anything nia, in December 2015. substantive,” he said. will once again be avail- During his campaign, Nevertheless, Kraska able to state and local U.S. Trump sided with the po- said, there’s nothing to police departments. lice. In September, he prom- justify most police depart- National police organi- ised to rescind the executive ments having such equip- zations say they’ll hold order in a written response ment. Trump to that promise. to a Fraternal Order of “It just ramps up the President Barack Obama Police questionnaire that FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS probability that this kind issued an executive order helped him win an endorse- In this Aug. 17, 2014 photo, a law enforcement officer watches from an of kind of high-end mili- restricting that access in ment from the organization armored vehicle after a device was fired to disperse a crowd during a tary hardware is going to 2015 amid an outcry over of rank-and-file officers. protest for Michael Brown, in Ferguson, Mo. be misapplied,” he said. police use of armored vehi- “The 1033 program is an The Charles Koch In- cles and other war-fighting excellent program that en- the topic in discussions Obama’s order was trig- Since then, the Defense stitute, founded by its gear to confront protest- hances community safety. with Trump’s transition gered partly by police use of Logistics Agency has re- conservative billionaire ers in Ferguson, Missouri, I will rescind the current team. And William J. John- military-style gear and vehi- called 138 grenade launch- namesake, considers after the fatal shooting executive order,” reads the son, executive director of cles in response to the 2014 ers, more than 1,600 bay- the restrictions under of Michael Brown. Since response posted on the the National Association unrest in Ferguson. The or- onets and 126 tracked Obama’s executive order then, federal officials have group’s website. of Police Organizations, der prohibited the federal vehicles — those that run “a decent start,” said Wil- recalled more than 1,800 “We take him at his said he was encouraged government from providing on continuous, tank-like liam Ruger, vice president items, which have been word,” Executive Director by his conversations with grenade launchers, bayo- tracks instead of wheels — of policy and research. destroyed through target James Pasco said in a re- Trump representatives nets, tracked armored ve- that were provided through “We don’t want local po- practice or otherwise dis- cent telephone interview. before the Nov. 8 election. hicles, weaponized aircraft the military’s 1033 pro- lice departments to be in- posed of, officials say. National Sheriffs’ Asso- “The feeling that we got and vehicles, and firearms gram, agency spokeswoman centivized to get the types But state and local police ciation Executive Director is they absolutely hear us and ammunition of .50-cal- Michelle McCaskill said. of equipment that in most organizations have pro- Jonathan F. Thompson and they share our con- iber or greater to state and Peter Kraska, a professor cases are a better fit for tested, insisting that mili- said his group has pressed cerns,” he said. local police agencies. at Eastern Kentucky Uni- the war zone,” he said. Recounts bring Stein publicity that eluded her on the trail By Kathleen Ronayne ASSOCIATED PRESS Long before presidential recounts crossed her mind, trash dumping and mercu- ry contamination pushed Jill Stein into politics. Stein, a physician, joined a 1990s movement to shut down or better regulate mercury-polluting incin- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS erators in Massachusetts. She authored papers on Joe Piscopo sings an updated “New York, New York,”as “New Jersey, New child neurological damage Jersey” at the Stress Factory Comedy Club Tuesday, in New Brunswick, N.J. and spoke at public gather- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ings. She testified at hear- Green Party candidate Jill Stein holds a press ings as a medical expert. conference at the federal courthouse in Phila- Comedian Joe Piscopo eyes Massachusetts eventu- delphia, Friday. ally enacted strict limits on mercury emissions, and since, running for president and that a recount would governor run in New Jersey a few incinerators closed. in 2012 and again this year, reassure voters. But Stein had begun to earning roughly 1.5 million A judge in Michigan end- By Michael Catalini Piscopo, 65, gained fame all-odds victory of Presi- see the system as set up votes. She lost the 2002 ed the recount this week, ASSOCIATED PRESS as a member of the “SNL” dent-elect Donald Trump, to block change, and when bid, as well as another run ruling Stein lacked stand- cast, impersonating fel- whom he spoke for recent- the Green Party recruited for governor in 2010, state ing. “We may be moving NEW BRUNSWICK, low Jersey native Sinatra ly at a Florida rally. her to run for governor in representative in 2004 and out of the court of law, but N.J. — Joe Piscopo’s Frank as well as late-night host “When I saw Mr. Trump 2002, she took the chance. Massachusetts secretary of Sinatra impression, made we’re moving into the court Dave Letterman. He also in Tampa and he invited “I was part of a very state in 2006. famous from his days on of public opinion,” Stein appeared in films and me to speak, I saw it was frustrated public health Stein is now gaining argu- “Saturday Night Live,” told dozens of supporters hosts a political talk radio contagious. It was the initiative, and then the ably more attention than has gotten an update. Saturday in Detroit. show in New York and is movement. It wasn’t the Green Party came to me she ever did on the cam- It’s no longer “New York, A recount is underway a spokesman for the Boys machine,” he said. and said, ‘Why don’t you paign trail by pushing for New York,” but “NJ, NJ,” in Wisconsin, and a judge and Girls Club. If Piscopo ran, it could run for office?’” Stein recounts of the presidential the actor, standup comic said in an October inter- contest in Michigan, Penn- is set to rule Monday on He says he would like- ratchet up the national and potential 2017 Repub- view with The Associated sylvania and Wisconsin. whether one can begin in ly run as a Republican in attention on next year’s lican candidate for gover- 2017, but isn’t ruling out Press. “I said, ‘Everything She has claimed, without Pennsylvania. Stein said contest and could also nor is now crooning. jumping in as an indepen- else is failing, I might as concrete evidence, that the efforts to stop the recounts be a significant boost to Piscopo performed the dent after the June 6 pri- well try electoral politics.’” voting systems there are will only increase voters’ Republicans who are in updated song — lyrics in- mary. She’s been trying ever vulnerable to tampering distrust in the system. cluded “my New York and “I’m seriously looking at rough shape, thanks to Philly blues are melting it,” he said, promising to Christie’s record-low ap- away” — at a recent char- make a decision by Jan- proval ratings. ity event for the Boys and uary. “I love the people. “I’m not saying you rep- Girls Club in New Jersey, I love the state. I know licate the Trump formula, where his flirtation with what has to be done.” but money and partisan running for governor to Piscopo has never cam- leaning are not in (Repub- succeed incumbent Re- paigned for or held office, licans’) favor,” said Mont- publican Chris Christie but considered running clair State University when his term ends in in 2004. What’s different political science professor 2018 is out in the open. now? He said he feels em- Brigid Harrison. “But this It’s no joke, he said. boldened by the against- is upending the formula.” Republican John Kennedy wins

Louisiana Senate race in runoff PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Melinda Deslatte Demonstrators hold up a sign protesting the Ku Klux Klan during the ASSOCIATED PRESS N.C. Justice and Unity Rally at Moore Square in downtown Raleigh, N.C., on Saturday. BATON ROUGE, La. — Louisiana voters chose Saturday to send Republi- White supremacists? Not quite, can state Treasurer John Kennedy to the U.S. Sen- ate, filling the nation’s last KKK and other groups claim Senate seat and giving the GOP a 52-48 edge in the By Jay Reeves Press, they’re not white nance of White Supremacy,” chamber when the new ASSOCIATED PRESS supremacists, a label that even capitalizing the term term begins in January. is gaining traction in the for emphasis. Watchdog Kennedy had always PELHAM, N.C. — In to- country since Trump won groups also consider the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS day’s racially charged en- been the runoff election’s with the public backing of Klan a white supremacist vironment, there’s a label front-runner in a state Louisiana state treasurer John Kennedy ad- the Klan, neo-Nazis and organization, and experts that even the KKK dis- that overwhelmingly sup- dresses supporters at his election watch party, other white racists. say the groups’ denials are avows: white supremacy. ported Donald Trump. He after being elected to the senate seat, in Baton “We’re not white su- probably linked to efforts Standing on a mud- defeated Democrat Foster Rouge, La., Saturday. premacists. We believe in to make their racism more dy dirt road in the dead Campbell, a state utility our race,” said a man with palatable. regulator whose chanc- of night near the North Voters also filled two open mary ballots were packed a Midwestern accent and Still, KKK groups to- es were seen as such a U.S. House seats Saturday, with contenders, so the top Carolina-Virginia border, glasses just hours before day typically renounce long-shot that national choosing Republican Clay two vote-getters advanced masked Ku Klux Klan a pro-Trump Klan parade the term. The same goes Democratic organizations Higgins, a former sheriff’s to Saturday’s runoff. members claimed Donald in a nearby town. He, like for extremists including offered little assistance to captain known as the “Ca- The Senate runoff drew Trump’s election as pres- three Klan compatriots, members of the self-pro- Campbell’s campaign. jun John Wayne,” in the 3rd national attention, with ident proves whites are wore a robe and pointed As he celebrated the vic- District representing south- President-elect Trump taking back America from hood and wouldn’t give his claimed “alt-right,” an ex- tory, Kennedy said he rep- west and south central Lou- and Vice President-elect blacks, immigrants, Jews full name, in accordance treme branch of conserva- resented change in Wash- isiana and Republican state Mike Pence each travel- and other groups they with Klan rules. tism mixing racism, white ington. Rep. Mike Johnson in the ing to Louisiana to rally describe as criminals and Claiming the Klan isn’t nationalism and populism. “I believe that our future 4th District covering north- for Kennedy. The national freeloaders. America was white supremacist flies in “We are white separat- can be better than our west Louisiana. GOP provided resources founded by and for whites, the face of its very nature. ists, just as Yahweh in the present, but not if we keep Louisiana has an open and staff to assist Kenne- they say, and only whites The Klan’s official rulebook, Bible told us to be. Separate going in the direction the primary system in which dy’s campaign, while na- can run a peaceful, pro- the Kloran — published in yourself from other nations. Washington insiders have all candidates run against tional Democratic organi- ductive society. 1915 and still followed by Do not intermix and mon- taken us the last eight each other. In the contests zations largely abandoned But still, the KKK mem- many groups — says the grelize your seed,” said one years,” he said. “That’s for the open congressional Campbell, assuming an bers insisted in an inter- organization “shall ever be of the Klansmen who spoke about to change, folks.” seats, the November pri- easy Republican win. view with The Associated true in the faithful mainte- along the muddy lane. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2016 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly Warren Wade, of 124 Central at 1:27 a.m. Sunday on Saga- at Shelter at 100 Willow St.; at Vandalism Sunday at 17 Gardner St. arrests, reflect police records. In the Ave., was arrested on warrant more Street. 10:16 a.m. Saturday at 431 A report of suspicious activity A report of vandalism at 9:58 event of a perceived inaccuracy, it charges of malicious wanton A report of an assault and Lynnway; at 2:01 p.m. Saturday at 8:37 p.m. Friday at 93 Avalon a.m. Saturday on Humphrey is the sole responsibility of the con- property defacement and wit- battery at 6:05 p.m. Saturday at 154 Lynnway. Drive. A resident reported find- ness intimidation at 8:52 p.m. on Essex Street. A report of a robbery at 2:56 Street. A caller reported that ing blood on his front steps and cerned party to contact the relevant Saturday. p.m. Saturday at 70 Market someone damaged some light- on his garage. An officer found a police department and have the James Woods, 58, of 68A Breaking and Entering Square. ing in his yard and he thinks it few droplets on the door handle department issue a notice of correc- Sagamore St., was arrested and was his neighbor. but no pooling. It appeared to tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or charged with assault to rape at A report of breaking and en- Vandalism possibly be from an animal. clarifications will not be made without 1:57 a.m. Sunday. tering at 3:15 p.m. Friday at 11 PEABODY A report of youths throwing Sachem St.; at 4:52 p.m. Friday A report of motor vehicle van- express notice of change from the ar- rocks into traffic at 7:29 p.m. Accidents at 113 Wyman St.; at 12:29 dalism at 11:15 a.m. Saturday Arrests Saturday at 89 Main St. resting police department. a.m. Saturday at 8 Chase St. at 9 Beach Road; at 12:13 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle ac- A report of a motor vehicle Saturday at 90 Grant St.; at William Connatser, 36, of Overdose LYNN cident at 12:23 p.m. Friday at breaking and entering at 6:42 12:41 p.m. Saturday at 81 Ash- 1 Donegal Road, was arrested Boston and Chestnut streets; at a.m. Saturday 88 Ashland St. land St.; at 7:22 a.m. Sunday at and charged with operation of a A report of an overdose at Arrests 2:25 p.m. Friday at 199 N Com- 2 Brightwood Terrace. motor vehicle with a suspended 8:31 p.m. Friday on North Cen- mon St.; at 2:40 p.m. Friday at Complaints license and on warrants at 1:45 tral Street. The person was tak- Ali Alhusseinawi, 21 of 23 CVS at 200 S Common St.; at p.m. Friday. en to Lahey Hospital; at 11:56 A report of a disturbance at MARBLEHEAD Springfield St., Lawrence, was 2:46 p.m. Friday at Chestnut Ammara Oum, 34, of 30 Ha- a.m. Saturday on Jubilee Drive. 11:27 a.m. Friday at 81 Whiting arrested and charged with op- Street and Western Avenue; at nover St., Apt. 403, Manchester, The medical examiner’s office St.; at 12:36 p.m. Friday at 472 Accidents eration of a motor vehicle with a 2:51 p.m. Friday at 82 W Nep- New Hampshire, was arrested took possession of the de- suspended license at 2:39 p.m. tune St.; at 3:44 p.m. Friday at Western Ave.; at 1:26 p.m. Fri- A landscape truck that struck ceased person. day at 279 Boston St.; at 3:27 on a warrant at 7:16 p.m. Fri- Friday. 752 Western Ave.; at 3:45 p.m. a pole was reported at 8 a.m. day. Jose Aquino, 32, of 80 Sag- Friday at Boston and Chestnut p.m. Friday at 429 Boston St.; Friday on Sewall Street. Vandalism at 3:55 p.m. Friday at 1 Central amore St., was arrested and streets; at 4:54 p.m. Friday at Accidents charged with disturbing the Pricerite at 395 Lynnway; at Square; at 4:24 p.m. Friday at Complaints A report of vandalism at 2:58 peace at 3:22 a.m. Sunday. 5:10 p.m. Friday at Bradford 131 Cottage St.; at 5:42 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Friday at 210 Andover St. Sergio Castro-Solis, 37, of Road and Lynnfield Street; at Friday at Mel’s Tire and Auto at A resident complained that a accident at 12:22 p.m. Friday A woman reported her car was 242 Boston St., was arrested 10:25 p.m. Friday at Green Tea 1069A Western Ave.; at 2:17 neighbor’s bushes were block- at Sam’s Food Mart at 474 keyed and described the sus- and charged with parole viola- at 751 Lynnway; at 8:10 a.m. a.m. Saturday at 25 Hamilton ing and obstructing her drive- Lowell St.; at 4:03 p.m. Friday pect as a white woman in her late 30’s with blonde hair, who tion and on a warrant charge of Saturday at Central Avenue and Ave.; at 3:06 a.m. Saturday at way at 10:12 a.m. Friday on at 751 Lowell St. and 2 Cath- 150 Lewis St.; at 3:38 a.m. Sat- was driving a black SUV; at child endangerment while OUI Liberty Street; at 3:14 p.m. Sat- Lincoln Park. An officer report- erine Drive; at 5:02 p.m. Friday urday at 86 Richardson Road; 11:07 p.m. Friday at 3 Center at 10:55 p.m. Friday. urday at Lawton and Western ed the woman doesn’t like the at Outback Steakhouse at 300 at 4:12 a.m. Saturday at 145 St. A caller reported he returned Shubar Charles, 33, of 97 avenues; at 5:58 p.m. Saturday bushes and was told there was Andover St.; at 9 a.m. Saturday Lewis St.; at 10:12 a.m. Sat- home from work to find a win- Newhall St. was arrested and at 49 Western Ave.; at 6:59 no police issue. at Red’s Kitchen and Tavern at urday at Lynnway Tools at 508 dow broken. An officer report- charged with trespassing and p.m. Saturday at 483 Essex St.; A report of an attempted 131 Newbury St.; at 9:01 a.m. Lynnway; at 12:35 p.m. Satur- ed that someone threw a rock on warrant charges of three at 7 p.m. Saturday on Market grandparent scam at 12:49 Saturday at BMW of Peabody at day at 103 Essex St.; at 12:44 through the bedroom window. counts of assault and bat- Square; at 11:57 p.m. Saturday p.m. Friday on Cheever Avenue. 221 Andover St. One driver was tery, two counts of assault and p.m. Saturday at 99 Essex St.; A woman told police she walked cited for failure in using care A report of motor vehicle van- at 373 Cedar Brook Road; at at 12:45 p.m. Saturday at 383 dalism at 10:31 p.m. Saturday battery on a person over 60/ 9:50 a.m. Sunday at 381 West- into her mother’s house to find while stopping and the other disabled, two counts of drug Boston St.; at 3:58 p.m. Sat- her on the phone, upset about driver was taken to Lahey Hos- at 47 Northend St. Damage to ern Ave.; at 10:56 a.m. Sunday the rear windshield was report- possession with intent to dis- urday at 17 High Rock St.; at a conversation. It turned out pital; at 12:48 p.m. Saturday at 21 Huss Court. 4:17 p.m. Saturday at 60 Estes ed. tribute, assault and battery with to be an attempted grandpar- at 7-Eleven at 100 Lynn St.; at A report of a motor vehicle hit St.; at 5:59 p.m. Saturday at a dangerous weapon, armed ent scam and they wanted the 6:26 p.m. Saturday at 1 Allens and run accident at 12:17 a.m. Express Checkout at 340 Wash- assault to murder and witness woman to purchase $3,000 Lane and 243 Washington St. A SWAMPSCOTT Saturday at 229 Ocean St.; at ington St.; at 6:02 p.m. Satur- intimidation at 1 a.m. Saturday. worth of Target gift cards. two car accident was reported. 12:46 a.m. Saturday at 313 Es- day at 380 Essex St.; at 7:52 John Flynn, of 31 Keslar A woman caught her hand One driver was taken to Salem Arrests sex St.; at 2:26 a.m. Saturday p.m. Saturday at 124 Central St., was arrested on warrant in a fan at the health center at Hospital and the other driver at 292 Essex St.; at 5:03 p.m. Ave.; at 10:01 p.m. Saturday Anthony Moreschi, 56, of 5 charges of larceny and motor Saturday at Moulton and Wal- 7:50 a.m. Saturday on Commu- was taken to Lahey Hospital vehicle use without authority at at 77 S Elm St.; at 1:03 a.m. nity Road. Manley St., Marblehead, was nut streets; at 5:10 p.m. Sat- Sunday at 101 Lynnfield St.; at A report of a motor vehicle hit arrested and charged with OUI 10:03 a.m. Friday. urday at Columbia and Eastern A report of a suspicious man and run accident at 12:05 p.m. Marvin Garcia, 31, of 62 4:26 a.m. Sunday at Lynn City at 6:19 p.m. Saturday on Atlan- liquor third offense, motor vehi- avenues; at 5:40 p.m. Saturday Hall at 3 City Hall Square; at 8 Saturday at Not Your Average cle lights violation and posses- Western Ave., was arrested and at Blanchard and N Franklin tic Avenue. A caller reported a Joe’s at 210N Andover St. charged with OUI liquor, alco- a.m. Sunday at 4 Houghton St.; man came to her door, asking sion of a Class B drug at 3:05 streets; at 5:56 p.m. Saturday at 11:18 a.m. Sunday at 108 S a.m. Saturday. hol from an open container in at 35 Lynnway; at 9:26 p.m. for someone named Jeff. The Complaints a motor vehicle and unlicensed Common St. man left but the caller wanted Saturday at Bay View Avenue A report of a gunshot at 1:10 Accidents operation of a motor vehicle at and Grant Street; at 10:50 p.m. a property check done because A report of a disturbance at 7:51 a.m. Saturday. a.m. Sunday at Mall and N her husband was away and she 6:24 p.m. Friday at 45 Veterans Saturday at 6 Bowler St.; at Common streets. A report of a motor vehicle Paul Gioiosa, 39, of 25 Ham- 11:09 p.m. Saturday at Chest- didn’t feel safe. Memorial Drive. A neighbor dis- accident at 6:12 p.m. Friday ilton Ave., was arrested on war- A caller reported her son pute was reported. Shannon L. nut Street and Western Avenue. Overdose at 990 Paradise Road; at 6:24 rants at 3:19 a.m. Saturday. A report of a motor vehicle mentioned their doorknob was Kelley, 37, of 47 Veterans Me- p.m. Saturday at 30 Atlantic Jillian Manalaysay, 33, of 40 accident with personal injury at A report of an overdose at loose at 7:22 p.m. Saturday on morial Drive, was summoned for Ave. Beacon Hill Ave., was arrested 1:27 a.m. Saturday at 3 Harris 11:36 p.m. Saturday on Joyce Lafayette Street. She stated her assault and battery and threat A report of a motor vehicle on a warrant charge of posses- Road. Street. friend recently had their home to commit a crime. Matthew J. accident with personal injury at sion of a Class A drug at 7:42 broken into and thought the Bowley, 26, of 45 Veterans Me- 483 Essex St. a.m. Friday. Assaults Theft loose doorknob meant some- morial Drive, was summoned Luis Santos, 39, was arrest- one tried to enter her home. for cruelty to animals; at 12:47 Complaints ed and charged with heroin A report of an assault at A report of a larceny at 3:59 Nothing was out of order or a.m. Saturday at Tannery Apart- possession, resisting arrest, 8:36 p.m. Friday on Sagamore p.m. Friday at 810 Lynnway; at missing, but she wanted to let ments at 50 Warren St.; at 5:55 A report of a disturbance at trespassing and larceny at Street; at 12:42 p.m. Saturday 10:40 p.m. Friday at 57 Jeffer- police know and ask about re- a.m. Saturday at Plaza Motel at 11:56 p.m. Saturday at 329 12:06 a.m. Saturday. at Boston and Marion streets; son St.; at 8:51 a.m. Saturday cent house breaks in the area. 125 Newbury St.; at 9:28 a.m. Essex St. Swampscott High student made social media threats SWAMPSCOTT — Po- there was no immediate High School this morning, lice investigated a stu- threat to the school, the and I would like to ask all dent’s threat to commit student was removed from to reiterate to their stu- violence at Swampscott the building, Murphy said dents that if you see some- High posted on social me- in a letter sent home to thing, say something,” dia last week, said Princi- parents. Murphy said. “I want to pal Robert Murphy. School “I want to commend the restate, at no time was any officials were made aware students who brought member of the Swamp- of the threat Thursday their concerns to trust- scott High School commu- and after determining ed adults at Swampscott nity in any danger.” Murder trial defendant insists drunken Will Smith had a gun By Kevin McGill ASSOCIATED PRESS

NEW ORLEANS — The FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS man who fatally shot re- Dylann Roof was apprehended after the tragic shooting and confessed. tired New Orleans Saints star Will Smith insisted Saturday that he did so only after a drunken, irate Dylann Roof’s confession and Smith retrieved a gun from his damaged SUV follow- ing an April 9 car crash. journal detail his racist beliefs “I knew for a fact that I was going to get shot,” Car- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Jeffrey Collins complaining that his vic- nesses. Testimony contin- dell Hayes, 29, told the jury ASSOCIATED PRESS tims “complicated things” ues next week, and prose- New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton by hiding under tables. cutors said they may rest in his second-degree mur- walks with Will Smith’s widow Racquel into CHARLESTON, S.C. — der trial, adding that he He thought about shoot- their case Wednesday. Orleans Criminal Court for the trial of Cardell Prosecutors are using the ing drug dealers, but they Along with the overt rac- heard a pop that he believed Charleston church shooter Hayes on Saturday, in New Orleans. might shoot back, he said. ism, Roof’s confession and to be a gunshot before he Dylann Roof’s own words Instead, Roof told the notes show the then-21- fired. Hayes also insisted he said, wildly stripped off Hayes said Hernandez, to portray him as a cruel FBI, he picked the historic year-old as naive and im- he didn’t shoot Smith’s wife his shirt and took some- a white Hispanic who fled angry racist at his death Emanuel African Meth- mature. He wrote a note Racquel that night. Pros- thing shiny from his pock- the scene, also used racial penalty trial. odist Episcopal Church in apologizing to his mother ecutors say ballistics evi- et — Hayes said he feared epithets. Roof’s two-hour confes- June 2015 because there and saying “as childish as dence shows otherwise. it was a knife. However, race has not sion to killing nine people Hayes’ defense lawyers Smith didn’t initially no- been raised as an alleged at a church Bible study, likely wouldn’t be white it sounds, I wish I was in rested their case Saturday tice the gun, Hayes said. factor in the confronta- recorded the day after the people there, and the people your arms.” afternoon, setting the stage He said Smith, 34, threw a tion. Hayes and Kevin shooting, was introduced he chose to slaughter were But Roof meticulously for closing arguments and cup containing some type of O’Neal, his passenger, are as evidence Friday, along more likely to be meek. prepared for the shootings. the beginning of jury delib- alcohol at him and punched black, and so was Smith. with a handwritten jour- “I knew that would be He carried eight maga- erations Sunday. him repeatedly. At some Hayes was calm and soft nal found in his car. a place to get a small zines that could each hold On the stand, Hayes point during the fast-un- spoken under questioning “How could our faces, skin amount of black people in 13 rounds, but loaded only vehemently denied in- folding melee, Hernandez from Fuller, his voice catch- color and body structure be one area,” Roof said, later 11 each so that he could tentionally running into alerted Smith to Hayes’ ing briefly as he noted that so different, but our brains adding, “They’re in church. shoot 88 times. That’s a Smith’s Mercedes SUV gun, Hayes said under he has been jailed since the exactly the same?” Roof They weren’t criminals or revered number among moments after the Mer- questioning from defense shooting, unable to be with wrote in one of the less of- anything.” white supremacists, stand- cedes appeared to have lawyer John Fuller. his 6-year-old son. He was fensive passages. Roof’s lawyers have con- ing for “Heil Hitler” be- bumped Hayes’ car. He Hayes testified that the only witness to place a In the video, Roof laughed ceded that he carried out cause H is the eighth letter said he armed himself Smith addressed him with gun in Smith’s hand that repeatedly and made exag- the attack, and are focused of the alphabet. only after he and his own a racial epithet and then night. Police say a loaded gerated gun motions as he on persuading jurors to At one point, an agent passenger were accost- told him, “... you got your gun was found in Smith’s described the massacre. He spare his life in the penal- asked if Roof had thought ed by Smith and Richard gun. Well I’m going to get SUV. Prosecutors say it was wanted to leave at least one ty phase of the trial. They about killing more blacks. Hernandez, a passenger mine and I’ll show you never fired that night and person alive to tell what said in opening statements “Oh, no. I was worn out,” in the SUV. Hernandez, what to do with it.” that Smith never grabbed it. happened, he explained, they will call few or no wit- Roof said. MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Swampscott’s holiday spirit ’Tisn’t the season goes parading around town to be unhappy ITEM SANTA several other ways to donate. To contribute part in a holiday parade From A1 PARADE online, go to www.item- was a first-time experi- From A1 If you want to make a di- santa.org, where you ence for many of them. rect donation to Item San- can make a donation via the Johnson Elementary “I’m looking forward to be- ta, clip the coupon in The credit card. School in Nahant. ing on the float with the oth- Item and mail it, along Those interested in sign- Swampscott Police De- er cheerleaders,” said squad with your check, to The ing up to collect at Santa tective Ted Delano said member Christie Spillane. Item Salvation Army San- Island or any business it was probably the big- “We really want to sup- ta, P.O. Box 5, Lynn, MA willing to sell stockings gest parade the town has port the local community,” 01903. You can also use should contact David Soli- ever seen, “There must said Ed Nolan of the Wick- the coupon attached to the mine Sr. or Joel Solimine have been thousands of ed Jeeps Massachusetts itemlive.com version of at 781-595-1492. people on the streets,” he chapter. Nolan said the or- this story as well. NOTE: The application said. Ninety percent of ganization has 44 chapters All donations are list- period for aid from Item the Swampscott Police across the country with a ed in Item print editions Santa has closed and The Department volunteered goal of having fun and sup- through the month of Item does not process ap- their time for the event porting worthy causes. “We December and into 2017, plicants. All questions and Delano wanted to send do a lot of toy drives, and along with a brief mes- about the program and his thanks to the officers we are trying to make the sage from each donor, if distribution of gifts should and the community for the community a better place. desired. be directed to Salvation turnout and support. We were asked by Swamp- This year, there are Army at 781-598-0673. While the Swampscott scott to take part this year, police and fire depart- and I think we have 33 ments understandably Jeeps here.” had a big presence during The nearly three doz- School incident claims the parade, several other en Jeeps did make for an nearby departments took impressive display as hol- part, including the Salem iday tunes rang out from three jobs in Lynnfield Police Department with the back of several floats its mobile incident vehicle. and trolleys that made LYNNFIELD Tremblay declined to “We were asked to take their way along the parade From A1 identify the two Metro- part, and we were happy route. In addition to lights politan Council for Educa- to with the biggest behe- of every color, many of the a school bus, Tremblay tional Opportunity (MET- moth we have in our fleet,” popular off-road vehicles said federal and state CO) employees who are no said Salem Police Captain saw a potpourri of Santas, confidentiality laws pro- longer employed with the Conrad Prosniewski. snowmen, and reindeer hibit her from providing program. Prosniewski might be peeking from the sunroofs. details. The (METCO) program an old hand at taking Following the parade, the “The incident has been provides minority stu- part in parades across the fun didn’t stop, as the Rec- addressed in accordance dents from Boston an op- North Shore, but for the reation Department hosted Mrs. Claus and Santa wave to the crowd during with school district poli- portunity to attend public Swampscott Titans cheer- music and family events on the Swampscott Police Association’s annual pa- cies,” she wrote. schools in participating leading squad, taking the Town Hall lawn. rade on Saturday as it passes by Town Hall. Andrea Grossman, a suburban school districts. spokeswoman for the Lynnfield Police Chief state Department of Chil- David Breen could not be dren and Families (DCF), reached for comment. said in an email that DCF Gayla Cawley can be has received a report re- reached at gcawley@item- garding the incident and live.com. Follow her on is investigating. Twitter @GaylaCawley.

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PHOTOS | NICOLE GOODHUE BOYD Zoning issues brewing on Swampscott waterfront Help make a child’s MARIAN COURT is not identified as an nastic house through the Christmas wish From A1 allowed use in Swamp- Marblehead Salt Com- scott, and according to the pany, which was founded Bushell said his de- town’s zoning bylaws, if a when he returned to the cision to complete the use is not specified, then town five years ago. come true! purchase of the Marian it’s not allowed. He said The salt company pro- Court property hinges Bushell could argue that vides for the group’s basic on being able to build a the brewery is for a reli- needs and allows them to small monastic brewery gious use, but he would donate to the community and cider house on the still have to go through the and the larger world, he site, inside what is now town’s building inspector. said in a previous inter- Please donate the Mercy Center. Plans Depending on the building view. The funds are suf- also include establishing inspector’s determination, ficient for a small house, to help make a warehouse in Lynn or whether the brewery falls he previously added, but the holidays Revere, which would be under a religious exemp- the White Court proper- used for storage and larg- tion or doesn’t, Bushell or ty is larger and more ex- happy for er deliveries. the town has the right to years of making pensive to maintain, with children in need. holiday wishes come true “I would like to clarify appeal that decision, Kane money also needed to sup- that the only way we’re said. port the group’s mission going to proceed with the “Because it’s a residen- to help its Middle Eastern The Item Salvation Army Santa Fund purchase of the property tial district, I don’t be- brothers. is in its 50th year of providing is with a brewery,” Bush- lieve that manufacturing “It’s very traditional for ell said at a recent Board of goods is allowed on the monastics to brew beer,” gifts and coats to children of Selectmen meeting. property,” Kane said. Bushell said. “We’ve been in need at Christmas time. “That’s not any doubt in Selectmen Peter Spellios making beer for well over our mind … It’s our un- and Donald Hause agreed. 1,000 years. It’s typically derstanding that we do Hause said he doesn’t how we support many of Your generosity is this by right. It’s our un- think the brewery would our communities and also derstanding that any re- follow the Dover Amend- very much appreciated ligious organization has ment exemption, the law allows us to provide for the right to support it- that exempts agricultural, charitable works.” self.” religious and educational Bushell said he thought Donate online at itemsanta.org Town officials argue that corporations from certain that a small brewery in zoning bylaws do not al- zoning restrictions. the monastic tradition low for a brewery in the “I don’t believe it’s a use would be most suitable to residential district where that’s appropriate for the repair the property, restor- the former college is locat- property,” Hause said. ing it to the jewel it once ed. The only uses allowed Spellios said it was was and provide for the Yes! I want to help in that district without his belief that a brew- group’s charitable works having to obtain a special ery should not be in that around the world. make a child’s permit are a single-family neighborhood. He plans for no more Christmas wish come true! dwelling, a religious use, Bushell argued that the than 18 full-time residents Item Santa educational use, child care Dover Amendment would at White Court should the Name(s) facility, agricultural use or apply to the brewery. He sale be completed. There facilities for the sale and said it’s traditional for are also plans to repur- production of dairy prod- monks to support them- pose a room for a small Street ucts from June to Sep- selves by the work of their chapel. tember, according to Peter hands. Work and prayer is Gayla Cawley can be City State Zip Kane, director of commu- their motto, he added. In reached at gcawley@item- nity development. Marblehead, for instance, live.com. Follow her on Enclosed is: $ Kane said a brewery he supports a small mo- Twitter @GaylaCawley. Make check payable to: Item Santa MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF Please acknowledge our gift as:

Police to step up impaired forcement effort against 202 local police depart- Name(s) above Anonymous driving enforcement impaired driving. ments will conduct a Other The “Drive Sober or zero-tolerance enforce- BOSTON (AP) — Mas- Get Pulled Over” cam- ment effort, with patrols sachusetts police and paign will run during the at high-incident locations. Clip and mail to: state highway officials holiday season, through Police also will hold a The Item Salvation Army Santa have unveiled a new edu- Jan. 1. series of sobriety check- cation campaign and en- State police and up to points. P.O. Box 5, Lynn, MA 01903 Thank you! A8 MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS The Irish Tenors sing in the holidays

By Leah Dearborn of tracks were also purely ITEM STAFF instrumental, showcasing the talents of the many LYNN — The Irish Ten- musicians who support ors brought Christmas to the vocalists on their tour. Lynn Auditorium with a One of the more romantic special holiday show on numbers was “When You Saturday night. Were Sweet Sixteen,” writ- Finbar Wright, Anthony ten by American composer Kearns and Ronan Tynan James Thornton in 1898 took the stage with a band “when he came home to his led by conductor Ryan wife a little worse for wear McAdams and included a and wrote this song to make harp and double bass, as up for it,” said Wright. well as a string and wind “The Old Man,” was an section. emotionally powerful num- The trio specializes in ber performed by Tynan modern adaptations of tra- “for all of you who remem- ditional Irish songs and ber those wonderful people COURTESY PHOTO the evening began with the in your life who are no lon- oldest songs in their rep- ger there,” said the singer. Four KIPP seniors head to prestigious ertoire, some dating as far While the show con- PHOTO | PAULA MULLER schools on full-tuition scholarships back as the sixth century. tained a number of staples Finbar Wright of the Irish tenors performs at The content of the songs like “Danny Boy,” there the Lynn Auditorium, Saturday. LYNN — Knowledge Is Power Program (KIPP) ran a gamut of topics, fol- were a few surprises wo- senior Courtney Potter (above) is the charter school’s lowing the arc of life from ven into the set list. One of lyzes the life of the song- ney Opera House. first QuestBridge Scholar with plans to attend David- young love, to marriage and the highlights of the night writer’s first son, who was The auditorium was son College in North Carolina this fall. QuestBridge the passing of loved ones. was a tribute to the singer born with Down syndrome. decked out with lights in the connects the nation’s brightest students from low-in- The tenors performed and songwriter, Leonard According to the band’s windows and a wreath over come backgrounds with leading institutions of higher “Galway Bay,” a song pop- Cohen, who recently died, website, the classically the front entrance, making education and further opportunities. ularized by Bing Crosby in a performance of “Halle- trained musicians have it a festive place to watch a KIPP’s Fernando Barrientos, Kayla McCellon in 1947, as a group. lujah,” also sung by Tynan. been touring together since Christmas performance. and Temitope Sholola have all been named Posse Throughout the night, Kearns sang “Scorn Not 1998. They have appeared Scholars. Fernando Barrientos and Temitope (Tope) the trio deviated between His Simplicity” by Irish on a number of PBS spe- Leah Dearborn can be Sholola will be attending Denison University in Ohio singing together and as songwriter and musician, cials and sold-out shows at reached at ldearborn@ and Kayla McClellon will attend Bucknell University solo performers. A number Phil Coulter, which ana- Carnegie Hall and the Syd- itemlive.com. in Pennsylvania. WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2016 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2016 Girls test their mettle in Paul Duchane jamboree By Scot Cooper FOR THE ITEM LYNN — The Paul Duchane Girls Bas- ketball Jamboree is one of the rst tests area teams get as they prepare for the up- coming season. Held every year at the Classical gym, in memory of the man who taught and coached throughout the Lynn school sys- tem, the 24th annual jamboree Saturday saw English, Swampscott, Marblehead, Malden, Somerville, Medford, Saugus, Danvers, Hamilton-Wenham, Read- ing, Peabody, Revere, Bishop Fenwick, Georgetown and Masconomet take part. Former Classical player Bri- The 16 teams each played two quarters, an Smith was honored as a and the stands were lled with fans, and Coach of the Week by the Car- also quite a few area coaches, scouting olina Panthers. and lming teams they’ll face somewhere down the line this season. Classical came out fairly strong against Ex-Lynner Masconomet in the day’s last game, rac- ing out to a 4-1 lead on four points by Par- is Wilkey. The Chieftains took their rst Smith is a lead at 8-6, but a bucket by Irianis Delga- do tied the score at eight apiece. Things went south for the Rams after that, Masconomet cruised to a 29-8 lead top coach before Skyler Creighton swished one for Classical. The Chieftains scored at the By Steve Krause buzzer for a 31-10 nal. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Rams coach Tom Sawyer said the team Brian Smith is making name for has to practice much harder before Tues- himself as a high school football day night’s season opener against Everett. coach in South Carolina. “I thought we started the game well,” he Smith, a Lynn Classical graduate said. “The kids competed hard all night, who played for Rams’ coach Dave we just didn’t nish very well after that Dempsey and coaches C.E. Murray good start. High School, was honored recent- “We’ve got to make adjustments and ly by the Carolina Panthers as a turn up the intensity at practice before Coach of the Week. The award is our game with Everett. We need to prac- part of a program in which all 32 tice at a much higher intensity level, and PHOTO | BOB ROCHE NFL teams take part, in conjunc- carry that high intensity level into games tion with the National Football Fenwick’s Sam Mancinelli gets a step on Revere’s Tatianna Iacoviello in this season,” he said. League. the Duchane Jamboree Saturday at Lynn Classical. JAMBOREE B2 St. Mary’s coach Matt Durgin got the award from the New England Patriots in October. Smith and Durgin know each other well. Lynn eld’s Stone “We’re great friends,” Smith said. “We talk every week. In fact, I worked for Matt when I got out of has strong hold college and was back up here my rst two years. Then, I went back down south.” on Hall of Fame Smith graduated from Classical in 1994 and went to Fork Union By Anne Marie Tobin Stone has coached eight Military Academy for two years FOR THE ITEM individual state champi- (where he roomed with future NFL ons and currently has 514 receiver Plaxico Burress) and then LYNNFIELD — Lynn- career wins under his belt. moved onto The Citadel. But he eld wrestling/girls ten- Stone’s success has been knew when he was still in high nis coach Craig Stone has recognized by his peers on school that he wanted to coach. had many milestone mo- numerous occasions, re- ments in his 41 years at “I always was drawn to the Xs ceiving seven CAL Coach the high school. and Os,” he said. “For one thing, of the Year awards and His cooperative wres- it was instilled in me. My grand- two Boston Globe Coach of tling teams (along with father (the late Mickey Smith) the Year awards. In 2013, North Reading) have won used to have me down there all the he was named National four Cape Ann League ti- time.” Wrestling Coaches Associ- tles (1992, 2013-2015) and He also played for Classical ation Coach of the Year. In three Division 3 North ti- during an important era, when the 1998, he was inducted into tles (2013-1015). Rams were starting to get back into the Massachusetts Wres- In 2014, Stone led the prominence after waning for four tling Coaches’ Association Black and Gold to a sec- or ve years. The Rams were 10-1 Hall of Fame. ond-place nish in the his freshman year — which was Last week, Stone learned state Division 3 champi- the same season his teammates he had received the ulti- onship. were picking up the pieces after a mate wrestling honor — a The wrestlers were un- horri c automobile accident killed Lifetime Service to Wres- defeated in the regular four recently-graduated team- tling Award from the Mas- season in back-to-back mates, including Abel Marquez. sachusetts Chapter of the PHOTO | BOB ROCHE seasons. In 2012-13, the “I always had a feeling I’d end up National Wrestling Coach- Black and Gold were 25-0, Lynn eld/North Reading wrestling coach Craig Stone reach- in coaching,” he said. “I de nitely es Association and, with it, while the following year, es out to grab the hand of Giovanni Colucciello as he teaches SMITH, B2 they were 23-0. STONE, B3 him some moves. Swampscott icemen are full of optimism By Katie Morrison for a breakout season in ITEM STAFF 2016-17. In fact, last year’s After losing just three Swampscott seniors ac- players to graduation, the counted for only seven Swampscott boys hockey goals last season, with six team heads into the new coming from captain Peter season with a solid return- Doyle, and another from ing core and veteran lead- fellow captain, defensem- ership mixed with good, an Dante Ceccarelli. young talent. With most of the offen- The offense looks to be sive repower returning, a big strength for the Big one might assume the Big Blue, with senior captains Blue would have holes in and forwards Mike John- other places. But Swamp- son and Louis Olivieri, scott has a core of defense- along with junior Stevie men coming back in 2016- Santanello, returning to 17 as well, led by Dave bolster the front line. Peterson, Emory Woller- “We have a solid core scheid, Jack Poska and with those three,” Swamp- Dom Codispoti. scott coach Gino Faia said. “We’re a little more Johnson led the team in well-rounded this year,” points (55, with 19 goals Faia said. “We’re big, and 36 assists), while Ol- strong and fast.” ivieri led the team in goals The Big Blue are also set (22, with 16 assists for 38 in the net, as Dan John- ITEM FILE PHOTO points). Santanello netted son returns for his junior ITEM FILE PHOTO 10 goals and assisted on season. Johnson saw the Louis Olivieri led the Big Blue in goals last sea- 19 in his sophomore sea- Mike Johnson led Swampscott’s hockey team in son with 22. son, and could be poised SWAMPSCOTT, B2 points last year with 55. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2016 Fenwick girls hockey opens with a victory

and then scoring the last ROUNDUP two, including an emp- ty-netter with six seconds By Steve Krause left. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Matignon transfer Matt The new season got off Goulian made 18 saves. to a flying start for the “We’re real young,” said Bishop Fenwick girls Quinlan, who coached hockey team. Saugus to two state cham- The Crusaders played pionships. “But it’s a good host to Shawsheen Sun- start for us. New coach, day morning at McVann- new players … big games O’Keefe rink in Peabody coming up.” and dispatched the visi- BOYS BASKETBALL tors by an 8-1 score. Everett 87, Saugus 47 Caitlin Carney had two At Everett, Chris Mc- goals and an assist, Allie Grane’s 14 points led the Charette had a goal and Sachems, with Matt Wag- two assists, and Jesse Ad- gett chipping in with 11 kinson scored two to lead in the season’s opener for PHOTO | BOB ROCHE the Crusaders. both teams. Fenwick exploded for The Sachems faced re- Revere’s Emily DiGiulio slaps the ball away from Sammi Gallant who looks unaware of the loss. five first-period goals en lentless pressure from the route to a 5-1 lead after 15 Crimson Tide and were minutes. Carney got the down by 13 points (17-4) Girls basketball players test their mettle in hoop jamboree first two, along with scores in no time. by Amanda Blanchette, “But we played a real JAMBOREE the boards, and I think ing really well with and O’Hara’s Duchane head Adkinson and Maddie Wil- good second half,” said From B1 that’s a very good thing without the ball,” Leonard coaching debut with a 20- liams. Adkinson and Cha- assistant Mark Bertrand. for our team, we have to said. “It’s all about defense 15 win. It wasn’t O’Hara’s rette had second period “We regrouped.” English scored four sec- keep playing aggressive- with us, and I think we first Duchane game; she goals while Lexi McNeil Amesbury 46, onds into its game with ly and communicating on played a very solid game was an assistant for many added the final tally in the Swampscott 42 Georgetown, Ely Gui- the court every game this today, defensively.” years with Fenwick. third period. At Swampscott Satur- ty took the tip and she season.” Saugus took a 15-0 lead Revere was coming off “We got to play all our day, the Indians outscored floored it to the basket Marblehead was as cold into the break against a hard-fought, emotional girls,” said Crusader coach the Big Blue 18-9 in the for an easy layup. Bull- from the floor as it was Medford, and cruised past win Friday night at St. Doug Anderson of Lynn. fourth quarter to over- dogs coach Mackenzie outside the Classical field the Mustangs, 29-6. Mary’s. Cailyn Wesley and take them for the win, but Charles was coaching in house early in its game Sachems coach Mark Samantha Mancinelli, Daphne Jalbert split time coach Dave Born said the his first jamboree, a 21- against Malden. The Ma- Schruender liked the Sammi Gallant, Olivia Di- in goal for Fenwick. real story was that the 10 win, and he liked the gicians heated up very high-energy game his Pietro and Elizabeth Pica Masconomet 8, Big Blue went cold at the effort by his club Satur- nicely in the second quar- team played. led the way on offense for Marblehead 1 end of the first and second day evening. ter and rolled over the “We started great,” he Fenwick. Valentina Pepic, At Salem State, the quarters. As it was, they “It was a really good Golden Tornado, 24-10. said. “Too bad we can’t Elizabeth Lake, Pamela Marblehead-Swampscott were up, 28-19, at the scrimmage for our team,” The Magicians were led save some of those points. Gonzalez and Tatiana Ia- combine got the first goal break, “but it could have he said “I thought we on offense by captains It was a great start for our been 15 or 16 instead of coviello had buckets for of the game, by Sydney played well. We’re a young Lindsay Walker and team. only nine,” Born said. the Patriots. Cresta, and goalie Sarah team, we have a long way Ashley Stiles, as well as “The girls were very hun- Ryan was stopping every- Also, Born said, the Big “Last year was last year, to go and a lot to learn, Maddie Lowi and Darcy gry out there, I thought. thing thrown at her. Blue scored the first six it was exciting, but this but I thought we did a O’Sullivan. The winners You practice for a couple But after a period and a points of the third quarter year is this year,” Debag- good job tonight,” Charles were up 9-6 after one of weeks and see the same half, it went downhill fast. before Amesbury changed said. quarter and outscored faces, so tonight, against gis said. “We miss Lianne Masco got two quick defenses. After that, “It’s early and this is a Malden 15-4 in the sec- another team we came out a lot, but we’re focused on strikes before the second Swampscott could only long season, but what we ond quarter. really well, we played very a big season, and we have period ended and tacked manage nine points. want to do is come out and Marblehead coach hard, and I’m happy about a lot of work to do, as long on six more to close out A.J. Venuti led the way get better every time out, Wayne Hanscom was that. Let’s hope it contin- as we all work hard, we the game in the third. for Swampscott with 10 and I think we did a good pleased the team kept ues.” will be a tough team to Headers coach Emily Hu- points, with Noah Car- job in this scrimmage. working and broke out of Peabody had a tough beat.” dak said she saw a few reiro getting nine, and “We have a lot of things its shooting slump as the time in its game against “We kind of started off good things in the game Nate Howard and Jack- that I want to see this game wore on. Reading. The Tanners had a little slow (down 8-0), by her team. son Byrne seven each. team get better at as the “You only play a half, we three starters watching a little messy, so we have “We saw some good WRESTLING season goes on, but I liked played everyone, but we the game from the bench to work on that, come things, and of course we St. John’s Prep swept the effort tonight from our did miss a lot of bunnies,” with injuries and lost 28- out a little better to start saw some things we need the Bristol Aggie Dual team,” Charles said. “As Hanscom said. “We kept 8. Peabody got a bucket games,” O’Hara said. “I to work on,” she said. Meet for the second long as we improve and working, the girls never from Catherine Manning love this tournament, I St. Mary’s 15, straight season. The Ea- learn something every got frustrated, and the and free throws by Liz loved it when I was at Fen- St. Joseph’s 0 gles defeated Dighton-Re- time we step on the court, ball started to drop for us.” Zaiter, Hannah Pellizzaro wick, I love it now that I’m At Warrior Ice Arena hoboth, 84-0, Hanover that’s what I want to see Swampscott zipped Alyssa Alperin and Katie with Revere. We just need in Boston, Spartan coach 49-29, Bristol Aggie 51-30 happen with this team out to a 15-1 lead over Wallace. Coach Stan McK- to come out a little better Frank Pagliuca was im- and Bristol-Plymouth, 60- this year.” Somerville after one een said there is work to in games and we’ll got pressed with the venue, 15. English senior captain quarter, and Blue coach do for his team. from there.” which is the new Bruins Winners were: Quinn Al- Rachel Calnan was the Katelyn Leonard played “It was tough with three Danvers and Hamil- practice rink. However, exander, 113-pound; Ryan high scorer against the everybody in a 24-18 starters on the bench, but ton-Wenham played a he acknowledged that St. Garlitz, 120; Malcolm Mitch- Royals (9 points), and she win. Swampscott’s start- we need to get better on ell, 126; Zach Alexander, thriller in their game. It Joseph’s is a new program said that hard work and ing five, Hannah Leahy, defense, and certainly in and that the final score 132; Sam Blizard, 145; Ben looked like the Generals communication are go- Katie Watts, Maggie Di- offense,” McKeen said. reflected that. Klein,182; Evan Chasson, would have an easy ball- ing to be key issues that Grande, Nikki Rosa and “Hopefully everyone will Still, he was happy with 195 and Will Moulton, 220. have to be addressed by Ella Parker all scored for be back on Friday night game, going up 16-3 early the win. Aylah Cioffi scored M’head/S’scott 48, her team this winter if the Swampscott early, with and we can go out and in the first. The Falcons four goals and an assist, Everett 36 Bulldogs are going to be freshman Olivia Matella play better basketball.” hung around, fought back and Codi Butt had three M’head/S’scott 42, successful. knocking down some big Last year’s Bishop Fen- and trailed by a bucket af- goals and two assists. Peabody 42 “I thought we commu- threes in the first quar- wick team took the state ter a steal and a swish by “I was glad to get every- At Everett, winners nicated very well on the ter. title, and this winter seven Tina Gigli with 11 seconds one involved in the game,” were Nick Sirota, 106, court, and we need to Leonard said it’s always of those players are back to play. Hamilton-Wen- he said. “It’s not indica- against Peabody (his first keep doing that this sea- good to have a fast start. for coach Adam Debaggis. ham was able to run out tive of the way the year’s varsity win); Eric Baza- son,” Calnan said. “We “We looked really strong The Crusaders were able the clock and hold on for a going to go. We have a rov, 132, against Peabody were very aggressive on early on, we were work- to spoil Revere’s Lianne 29-27 win. tough opponent Wednes- (also his first win); Steven day (Medway).” Ratner, 126, over Peabody; BOYS HOCKEY captain Stephen Hopkins, Lynn’s Brian Smith a top football coach in South Carolina Fenwick 4, 138, win by fall over Ev- At the same time, and as a result, he was during a Panthers home St. Peter-Marian 2 erett; Cole Patrick, 152, SMITH At McVann-O’Keefe Sat- both meets; Will Cruger, though, “you have to be named Coach of the Year game later this season. From B1 urday, the Jimmy Quinlan 182, over Peabody; Dean able to relate to the kids. for South Carolina. Even though he was era got off to a good start Warren, 170, over Ever- wanted to teach kids what They have to know you The program recognizes honored by the Panthers, I was taught. I was taught for the Crusaders thanks ett; and Armani Dotson care about them.” coaches throughout the he’s a true Patriots fan. to three goals in the final 220, over Everett. the hard way, which I The main thing, Smith country who have creat- “I root for them reli- think is the best way. We period. Swampscott/Marble- said, is that “they have to ed successful programs giously every week,” he learned commitment and Casey O’Brien had a head will host Danvers understand that nothing for teams and players, said. “I’m Boston all the discipline, and that’s what hand in all four goals, Wednesday (3:30) in the comes easy. I teach our kids. It seems both on and off the field. way. Red Sox, Patriots, assisting on the first two Swampscott gym. to work.” “You have to be disci- Coaches are recognized for Celtics and Bruins. Smith models himself in plined in everything you championing philosophies As for college, “I try Swampscott hockey optimistic part after Dempsey and in do,” he said. This year, that advance and promote to stay neutral between part after Durgin. Smith’s Warrior Eagles player health and safety. South Carolina and SWAMPSCOTT they’re skilled,” Faia said. lost in the third round of The Panthers donated Clemson,” he said. “It’s a “My kids know who’s in From B1 “We hope they could fill charge,” he said. “There the playoffs to one of the $1,000 to C.E. Murray to big deal in our state. My some holes if needed.” are no conflicting messag- teams that will play for support the school’s ath- whole family roots for the bulk of the playing time Swampscott finished es. They know what’s ex- the state championship. letic department. Smith Gamecocks, but I’m just last season, notching three 11-9 during the regular pected of them. We set our Last year, his team made and the other 2016 coach- a Northerner who doesn’t shutouts and earning a .878 season in 2015-16, earn- standards very high.” it all the way to the states, es will be recognized know any better. save percentage. Between ing the eighth seed in the him and sophomore Victor Division 3 North tourna- Kratik, who saw a little ment, but fell in the first playing time last season, Waggett leads Salem State women round to Shawsheen, 5-4. Faia is confident the team This season, the Big Blue has “two strong goalies.” SALEM — Saugus’ Nor- halftime lead. Neither outscored the Gulls 10-4 87-62, at the Twohig Gym. are looking to make the team led by more than five to take a 54-43 lead. Sa- The Big Blue seem to ma Waggett scored 22 Marcus Faison netted 17 tournament for the third points and added seven points in the third quar- lem State then sealed the be all set on the front and points and a game-high straight year, and chal- rebounds as Salem State ter, and Peabody’s Kate win, closing the game on back lines and solid in 14 rebounds for the Vi- lenge for the Northeastern defeated Endicott 61-45 Lipka’s layup gave Salem a 7-2 spurt, to claim the the net, but if there’s one kings, who lost their fifth Conference South title. Saturday afternoon at State a 40-39 lead heading 16-point victory. straight, and now stand at weakness that stands out to Faia early on, it’s the “We’re going to try to Twohig Gymnasium. into the fourth. Salem State travels to 4-6. The Vikings kept the Emmanuel for a game lack of depth for his squad. make a deep run in the The Vikings (7-3), who Salem State will play lost 67-39 to the Gulls (3- momentum going in the Tuesday night beginning “The numbers are a lit- tournament this year,” next on Dec. 29-30 as the 6) a year ago, are off to fourth quarter, spurred at 7 p.m. Endicott hosts tle thin,” he said. “There’s Faia said, “and if we play their best start since 2007, on by back-to-back hoops Brandeis on Friday, Dec. Vikings host their annu- not a lot of depth.” together as a team, I think when they opened the sea- from Kia Fernandes as 30 at 2 p.m. al Holiday Invitational. But the Big Blue have we can make that happen.” son 7-1. Salem State built a 44- In the men’s game, Sean This year Salem State will a group of freshmen that Swampscott will take on Waggett scored 13 first- 39 lead. Fernandes, who Doncaster of Medford play Regis and Southern don’t have a ton of expe- Rockport/Manchester-Es- half points and Kaitlyn had eight fourth quar- scored a career-high 29 Maine. WPI hosts Keene rience, but can chip in if sex in its season opener Bryan added seven as ter points helped the Vi- points as Worcester Poly- State on Wednesday, Dec. needed. Saturday at Talbot Rink the Vikings built a 28-27 kings pull away as they tech defeated the Vikings, 28th at 6 p.m. “They’re undersized, but in Gloucester. MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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MONDAY Classical at Everett (7) SUNDAY SATURDAY Parady 1-0-3, Eric Dawes 3-2-9, Cam- McLaughlin 2-0-4, Jamison 1-0-2. GIRLS HOCKEY BOYS HOCKEY eron Leary 0-1-1, Hudson 1-2-4, Jay Boys Basketball Girls Basketball TOTALS: 29-9-76. Everett at Classical (7) FENWICK 8, SHAWSHEEN 1 FENWICK 4, ST. PETER-MARIAN 2 Sydlowski 3-1-7, B. Sydlowski 0-2-2, ST. MARY’S: Mola 6-1-16, Fama 1-2- Boston Collegiate at KIPP (6:30) At McVann-O’Keefe Rink, Peabody At McVann-O’Keefe Rink, Peabody Swampscott at Hamilton-Wenham (7) Day 1-0-3. TOTAL: 16-11-46 4, Mercado 5-1-13, Echevarria 7-3- Saugus at Tech (5:30) Shawsheen 1 0 0 — 1 St. Peter 0 1 3 — 4 Tech at Northeast (3:45) SWAMPSCOTT: Jake Goldman 1-0-2, Williams at St. Mary’s (6:30) Fenwick 5 2 1 — 8 Fenwick 0 1 1 — 2 19, Cerulli 1-0-2, Mirbel 0-2-2 Leone Winthrop at Amesbury (7) Tony Brodnex 1-0-2, Noah Carreiro Girls Basketball FIRST: F -- Caitlin Carney (Allie Char- FIRST: None. SECOND: F -- Paul Paul 4-0-9, Jake McIntire 2-0-4, Nate How- 0-1-1. TOTALS: 20-10-57. Boston Collegiaqte at KIPP (5) Swimming rette, Maddie Williams) 3:05, F -- Car- Papagorgiou (Casey O’Brien) 11:03; ard 3-0-7, Jackson Byrne 2-2-7, A.J. GIRLS BASKETBALL St. Mary’s at Williams (6:30) Arl. Cath. at Fenwick (4) ney (unassisted) 10:48, F -- Amanda SP -- Anthony List (Tyler Hesselton, Venuti 4-2-10, Matt Moran 1-0-2. REVERE 52, ST. MARY’S 49 Danvers at Beverly (8) Track Blanchette (Jesse Adkerson, Lexi Joe Morgan) 13:11. THIRD: F Rob TOTAL: 18-4-42 At Conigliaro Gym Marblehead at Salem (7:15) McNeil) 11:55, . S 1:48. S -- Cather- Murphy (O’Brien, Sean Loesher) FRIDAY Revere 9 22 10 11 — 52 Classical, Winthrop at Beverly (4) Peabody at Swampscott (5) ine McKenna (Alicia Talbot, Julia 3:21, F -- O’Brien (Murphy) 3:31, SP BOYS BASKETBALL St. Mary’s 5 13 20 11 — 49 Gloucester at Swampscott (4) Revere at Gloucester (7:15) Ryan), 13:12; F -- Adkinson (McNeil, -- Nick Pennucci (unassisted) 8:54, F NEW MISSION 76, ST. MARY’S 57 REVERE: Gotham 3-0-7, Gonzalez TUESDAY St. John’s (D) at St. John’s (S) (4) Emily Charrette), 14:21, F -- Williams -- O’Brien (unassusted) 14:44. At Conigliaro Gym 1-0-3, Iacoviello 0-5-15, DiGiulio 1-1- Boys Basketball Track (A. Charrette, Allie Giguere) 14:35. BOYS BASKETBALL New Mission 15 22 18 21 — 76 Marblehead at St. John’s (7) St. John’s vs. Malden Catholic (at SECOND: F -- Adkinson (unassisted) AMESBURY 46, SWAMPSOCTT 42 St. Mary’s 11 18 18 10 — 57 5, Pepic 7-0-20. TOTALS: 12-5-52 Stoneham at Fenwick (6:30) Lewis Ctr, 4) 0:37; F -- A. Charrette (Carney) 7:04; Amesbury 12 7 9 18 — 46 NEW MISSION: Delarosa 6-1-15, Mur- ST. MARY’S: Nowicki 2-0-7, Torres Swampscott at Georgetown (6:30) St. Mary’s vs. Fenwick (at Lewis Ctr, THIRD: F -- McNeil (Jill Martucci, S’scott 11 17 6 9 —- 43 ray 7-1-17, Charlie Mitchell 8-6-27, 2-0-5, Falayi 5-0-17, Nazaire 8-0-18. Gr. Lawrence at Tech (5:30) 4) Blanchette) 0:12. AMESBURY: Kyle Martin 7-3-17, Will Charles Mitchell 3-0-6, Quallis 2-0-5, TOTALS 17-0-49.

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TV 8:30 p.m. Westbrook, Thunder clap C’s College Basketball: Auburn Pro Hockey: Arizona at Pitts- OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) with making just 14 of vs. Boston College, FS1, burgh, NHL, 7 p.m.; Boston 6:30 p.m.; Jacksonville St. — Russell Westbrook’s 27 free throws. at Montreal, NESN, 7:30 at Maryland, ESPNU, 7 p.m.; triple-double streak end- Al Horford scored 19 p.m. South Carolina vs. Seton ed at seven games, but he points, and Jae Crowder Hall, FS1, 9 p.m. RADIO scored 23 of his 37 points and Avery Bradley each Pro Basketball: Washington at Pro Football: Baltimore at in the second half to help added 18 for the Celtics. Miami, NBATV, 7:30 p.m.; Patriots, WBZ-FM (98.5), the Oklahoma City Thun- The Celtics controlled Portland at LA Clippers, 8:30 p.m. der defeat the Boston most of the first half and Celtics 99-96 on Sunday led 43-39 at halftime. It NBATV, 10:30 p.m. Pro Hockey: Bruins at Montre- night. was Oklahoma City’s low- Pro Football: Baltimore at al, WBZ-DM (98.5), 7:30 Westbrook had 12 re- est-scoring first half of the New England, Ch. 5, ESPN, p.m. bounds, but just six as- season. sists. His triple-double The Celtics led by 13 in SPORTS BRIEF run was the longest since the third quarter, but the Michael Jordan had sev- Thunder whittled their LYS registration January 13 for ages en straight in 1989. The deficit to four by the end of U6-U10. Spring travel reg- NBA record is nine in a the period. Lynn Youth Soccer istrations must be complet- row by Philadelphia’s Westbrook made a Spring/Winter registration ed online by Dec. 15 for Wilt Chamberlain in driving layup with 30.6 is open until Dec. 15. The ages U10-U19. To register, March 1968. seconds left to give the winter season starts on visit lynnyouthsoccer.org. Steven Adams scored Thunder a 96-94 lead. 16 points on 7-for- Westbrook then won a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 8 shooting and Enes jump ball with Bradley NFL Kanter added 14 points to start a fast break, and Oklahoma guard Russell Westbrook (0) drives for the Thunder, who Jerami Grant finished to the basket around Boston Celtics guard AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Marcus Smart (36) during the first half of Sun- East East have won seven of eight. it with a dunk that put W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Oklahoma City got away Oklahoma City up 98-94. day’s game. New Eng 10 2 0 .833 319 207 x-Dallas 11 1 0 .917 333 228 Miami 8 5 0 .615 281 301 N.Y. Giants 8 4 0 .667 245 237 Buffalo 6 7 0 .462 325 301 Washington 7 5 1 .577 330 317 N.Y. Jets 4 9 0 .308 229 324 Philadelphia 5 8 0 .385 290 272 South South Jackson: ‘almost cried’ at Heisman W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Houston 7 6 0 .538 229 274 Atlanta 8 5 0 .615 428 345 NEW YORK (AP) — La- a distant second. Baker said. “I never get emotion- Tennessee 7 6 0 .538 321 306 Tampa Bay 8 5 0 .615 293 296 mar Jackson was trying to Mayfield finished third al, but to have my name Indianapolis 6 7 0 .462 328 333 NOrleans 5 8 0 .385 358 351 Jacksonville 2 11 0 .154 240 338 Carolina 5 8 0 .385 311 337 remember the last time he and Oklahoma teammate called and see all those North North cried. He was pretty sure and fellow finalist Dede great players ...” W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 8 5 0 .615 317 256 Detroit 9 4 0 .692 295 268 it involved losing a little Westbrook was fourth. Early in the season, Baltimore 7 5 0 .583 256 207 Green Bay 7 6 0 .538 333 312 league football game. Michigan’s Jabrill Peppers Cincinnati 5 7 1 .423 268 269 Minnesota 7 6 0 .538 258 225 Jackson leapt over a load- Cleveland 0 13 0 .000 207 375 Chicago 3 10 0 .231 221 290 On Saturday night, Lou- was fifth. ed field of Heisman con- West West isville’s spectacular soph- Jackson, wearing a red tenders that included five W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA omore quarterback found velvet blazer with shiny Kansas City 10 3 0 .769 302 255 Seattle 8 4 1 .654 274 232 of the top seven vote-get- Oakland 10 3 0 .769 358 320 Arizona 5 7 1 .423 299 277 out winning can get a guy black lapels and a black ters from 2015 to become Denver 8 5 0 .615 296 242 Los Angeles 4 9 0 .308 194 304 choked up, too. bow tie, said he could feel San Diego 5 8 0 .385 350 347 San Fran 1 12 0 .077 251 393 the front-runner. By the Jackson became the first his heart pounding in his x-clinched playoff spot Thursday, Dec. 15 time he slowed down no- Thursday’s Games Los Angeles at Seattle, 8:25 p.m. Louisville player to win chest right before his name Kansas City 21, Oakland 13 Saturday, Dec. 17 body could catch him. Sunday’s Games Miami at N.Y. Jets, 8:25 p.m. the Heisman Trophy, beat- was announced. He barely Cincinnati 23, Cleveland 10 Sunday, Dec. 18 ing out preseason favorite held it together while giv- Jackson accounted for Detroit 20, Chicago 17 Philadelphia at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Deshaun Watson of Clem- ing his acceptance speech, 51 touchdowns and aver- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tennessee 13, Denver 10 Cleveland at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh 27, Buffalo 20 Detroit at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. son despite some late-sea- with the former Heisman aged 410 yards per game Lamar Jackson got Washington 27, Philadelphia 22 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. son struggles. winners standing behind in total offense in his first emotionally upon Minnesota 25, Jacksonville 16 Tennessee at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Houston 22, Indianapolis 17 Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. Watson, who finished him on stage. season as Louisville’s full- hearing he won the Carolina 28, San Diego 16 Indianapolis at Minnesota, 1 p.m. third last season, was “I almost cried,” Jackson time starter. Heisman Trophy. Miami 26, Arizona 23 Jacksonville at Houston, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay 16, New Orleans 11 New Orleans at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. N.Y. Jets 23, San Francisco 17, OT San Francisco at Atlanta, 4:05 p.m. Green Bay 38, Seattle 10 New England at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Ravens’ defense has evolved, but still potent Atlanta 42, Los Angeles 14 Oakland at San Diego, 4:25 p.m. Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 8:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. BALTIMORE (AP) — sion, which set a record for anything easy. You have liams is paving the way Monday’s Games Monday, Dec. 19 Baltimore at New England, 8:30 p.m. Carolina at Washington, 8:30 p.m. There once was a time fewest points allowed in to earn it. They do a good for Orr. when Ray Lewis served as a 16-game season before mix with their scheme and “He is in the middle of NHL the centerpiece of the best winning the Super Bowl. also with their personnel.” the defense,” outside line- defense in the NFL. But entering Monday The plan hasn’t changed backer Terrell Suggs said.

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE That role is now being night’s game against the much since Lewis arrived “That is the heart of it, if Atlantic Division Central Division played by Zachary Orr, the New England Patriots, in Baltimore in 1996. you ask me. GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Baltimore Ravens middle the Ravens (7-5) are in While the tackles jammed “For a long time around Montreal 28 19 6 3 41 91 62 Chicago 29 17 8 4 38 78 69 Ottawa 29 16 11 2 34 70 78 St. Louis 28 16 8 4 36 78 76 linebacker and leading the mix for the AFC North the front of the line, Lewis here, we had the great Ray Boston 29 15 12 2 32 69 70 Minnesota 26 14 8 4 32 72 55 tackler on a unit ranked title on the strength of a honed in on the guy with Lewis, but nobody ever T Bay 29 14 13 2 30 81 81 Winnipeg 31 13 15 3 29 80 93 Florida 29 13 12 4 30 70 77 Nashville 27 12 11 4 28 78 78 No. 1 in the league. defense that has limited the ball. In case of a pass, really mentioned Kelly Detroit 28 13 12 3 29 70 76 Dallas 29 11 12 6 28 74 93 Though the names have the opposition to an NFL- safety Ed Reed had Lewis’ Gregg and the dominance Toronto 26 11 10 5 27 78 81 Colorado 26 10 15 1 21 57 85 Buffalo 27 10 11 6 26 56 72 Pacific Division changed, the philosophy low 73.8 yards rushing per back. that he had. Our middle Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA behind the Ravens’ de- game. Tony Siragusa, Haloti linebacker and our nose GP W L OT Pts GF GA Anaheim 29 15 9 5 35 81 75 Pittsburgh 28 18 7 3 39 97 84 Calgary 31 16 13 2 34 81 86 fense remains the same. “They’re the first-rated Ngata, Kelly Gregg and guards, that’s pretty much Rangers 29 19 9 1 39 100 70 San Jose 28 16 11 1 33 68 61 So does its effectiveness. defense in the league, so several others played the source of our defense.” Columbus 26 17 5 4 38 87 56 Edmonton 30 14 11 5 33 90 83 The current edition of no one has done a better front man for Lewis, who Dean Pees has followed Phila 30 17 10 3 37 100 94 LA 27 14 11 2 30 71 70 Wash 26 16 7 3 35 69 59 Vancouver 28 12 14 2 26 67 83 the Baltimore defense is job over the course of the retired after Baltimore the practice of former NJ 27 12 9 6 30 69 77 Arizona 27 9 13 5 23 62 83 not yet worthy of being season than them,” Pa- beat San Francisco in the Ravens defensive coordi- Carolina 28 11 11 6 28 69 76 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- Islanders 27 11 11 5 27 71 81 time loss. compared some of the triots quarterback Tom 2012 Super Bowl. nators Marvin Lewis and Sunday’s Games Dallas at Chicago, 7 p.m. great ones of the past, Brady said. This season, the Rex Ryan in utilizing that Anaheim 5, Ottawa 1 Colorado at Toronto, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Washington, 5 p.m. Winnipeg at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. most notably the 2000 ver- “They don’t give you 335-pound Brandon Wil- sound strategy. Philadelphia at Detroit, 5 p.m. Monday’s Games St. Louis at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Arizona at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Boston at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Lynnfield’s Stone to be inducted into state wrestling Hall of Fame

NBA STONE April 29 at 5:30 p.m. at 1981, the girls tennis posi- span, Lynnfield lost only Gillette Stadium in Fox- tion was open. I guess they one match (in 1997) and EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE From B1 Atlantic Division Southwest Division boro. thought I could handle it, pulled off back-to back un- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB induction into the Nation- A commemorative plaque so they gave it to me.” defeated state champion- Toronto 16 7 .696 — San Antonio 19 5 .792 — al Wrestling Coaches As- recognizing Stone’s achieve- Since then, Stone has ship 22-0 seasons in 1998 Boston 13 10 .565 3 Houston 17 7 .708 2 sociation Hall of Fame. New York 13 10 .565 3 Memphis 17 8 .680 2½ ments will be displayed on amassed a combined (in and 1999. Brooklyn 6 16 .273 9½ New Orleans 7 17 .292 12 “I’ve been fortunate so the National Wall of Honor both sports) 1,077 wins Right now, with a full Philadelphia 5 18 .217 11 Dallas 5 18 .217 13½ many times to be able to at the National Wrestling Southeast Division Northwest Division in 41 years, from 1975 season of wrestling this W L Pct GB W L Pct GB coach quality kids who are Hall of Fame and Museum through 2016. He topped winter and girls tennis in Charlotte 14 10 .583 — Oklahoma City 14 9 .609 — dedicated to their sports,” in Stillwater Oklahoma. the 500-win mark in ten- Atlanta 12 12 .500 2 Utah 15 10 .600 — the spring, Stone’s eyes said Stone, a former Sum- Stone first arrived in nis on May 13, 2013, then Washington 9 13 .409 4 Portland 12 13 .480 3 are on the next prize. Orlando 10 15 .400 4½ Denver 9 15 .375 5½ mer Street School physi- Lynnfield in 1973 as a 22- eclipsed the 1,000-com- Miami 7 17 .292 7 Minnesota 6 17 .261 8 “Eleven hundred wins is Central Division Pacific Division cal education teacher who year old first-year elemen- bined-win mark in the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB retired last year after 44 tary school teacher. He is spring of 2014. the next number,” he said. Cleveland 17 5 .773 — Golden State 20 4 .833 — years. “Any success I have “The wrestling team so far Chicago 13 10 .565 4½ L.A. Clippers 17 7 .708 3 a graduate of Springfield Stone polished off the cy- Detroit 13 12 .520 5½ L.A. Lakers 10 15 .400 10½ had is because I’ve been College (BS, 1971), where cle on Dec. 12, 2015, when is looking good with sever- Milwaukee 11 11 .500 6 Sacramento 8 15 .348 11½ associated with parents, a he wrestled and played he picked up his 500th al returning, experienced Indiana 12 12 .500 6 Phoenix 7 16 .304 12½ school system and a town on the men’s tennis team; wrestling win. wrestlers, but we have Sunday’s Games Charlotte at Indiana, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Detroit, 6 p.m. Milwaukee at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. that has been totally sup- and the University of Ore- Stone’s tennis teams to some work to do to figure Boston at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. Washington at Miami, 7:30 p.m. portive of the programs gon (MS, 1972). date have won 563 match- out how best to fill out all Golden State at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Brooklyn at Houston, 8 p.m. I’ve been involved with. When wrestling made its es against only 84 losses. the weight classes.” New Orleans at Phoenix, 8:30 p.m. Denver at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. New York at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. The benefits of wrestling debut at Lynnfield High The Pioneers have won 18 The induction ceremony Monday’s Games Portland at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. are grounded in life les- in 1975, Stone applied for Cape Ann League titles, will be officiated by 2013 sons. Life puts you on your the coaching position, and 12 MIAA North Sectional inductee Steven Biondo- Thunder 99, Celtics 96 back, but wrestling teach- got it. championships and five lillo. Tickets to the event BOSTON (96) 41-83 14-27 99. es you to get off it.” “I had applied for the state titles, the most re- may be purchased online Crowder 7-9 1-1 18, Johnson 3-8 0-0 Boston 24 19 28 25 — 96 The Lifetime Service to boys’ tennis position a cent coming in the 2014 at ma-nwhof.ticketleap. 6, Horford 8-17 0-0 19, Smart 5-11 Okla City 21 18 28 32 — 99 Wrestling award is given year or two earlier, but season when the Pioneers com/2017-honors-banquet 0-1 11, Bradley 8-18 0-1 18, Brown 3-Point Goals—Boston 11-32 in recognition of years of didn’t get it, so then the capped off a perfect 21-0 4-5 1-1 10, Jerebko 0-1 0-0 0, Olynyk (Crowder 3-4, Horford 3-8, Bradley or by contacting Rene dedication to the devel- wrestling job opened and season with a 4-1 win over 2-9 3-4 8, Rozier 3-12 0-0 6. Totals 2-4, Brown 1-1, Smart 1-4, Olynyk Canezin (Treasurer) by 40-90 5-8 96. 1-7, Jerebko 0-1, Johnson 0-1, Rozier opment of leadership and I got it,” said Stone. “The Ursuline Academy in the OKLAHOMA CITY (99) 0-2), Oklahoma City 3-21 (Westbrook citizenship in young peo- first year in 1974-1975 it state final. phone (617-721-9697) or Sabonis 2-6 0-0 4, Adams 7-8 2-5 2-5, Christon 1-1, Kanter 0-2, Sabo- ple through the sport of was a club sport, then we The 2014 season evoked by email (rcanezin@gmail. 16, Westbrook 14-26 7-12 37, Rob- nis 0-2, Lauvergne 0-3, Morrow 0-4, wrestling. moved up to varsity in ‘75- memories of 1997-1998- com).The public is invited erson 2-7 0-0 4, Oladipo 0-2 0-0 0, Roberson 0-4). Fouled Out—Crowder. Stone is one of five hon- to participate in a tribute Singler 1-2 0-0 2, Grant 1-1 0-0 2, Rebounds—Boston 40 (Johnson, ’76 when they hired me to 1999, a time in which the Kanter 6-10 2-2 14, Lauvergne 3-10 Olynyk 8), Oklahoma City 49 (West- orees who will be inducted coach. It didn’t hurt that I Pioneers dominated the to Stone and the other 1-4 7, Christon 3-3 2-4 9, Morrow brook 12). Assists—Boston 28 into the Hall of Fame in was the only applicant. division 2 tennis scene. honorees. To do so, visit 2-8 0-0 4, Abrines 0-0 0-0 0. Totals (Smart 9), Oklahoma City 17. a ceremony on Saturday, “Then, two years later in During that three-year the above website. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2016 COMICS

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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Take the initiative. Opportunity It’s a good day to make physi- Personal gains can be made There’s a lot to do, but you must Reach out to someone from Keep an open mind when is waiting for you to grab hold cal or environmental improve- if you avoid getting involved in also take time to relax. Do your your past. Consider the chang- dealing with your home and and move forward. Personal joint ventures. You need com- es you want to make and start family. Consider ways that you ments. Wherever you want to best to spruce up your appear- the ball rolling. Take an ener- and professional gains are plete control if you want to can improve your health, emo- put your energy, the results will ance and plan your itinerary for getic approach where negoti- tional well-being and physical apparent, and incentives and turn out well. Romance is in the reach your expectations. Ro- the festive season. Preparation ations, contracts and finances perks will be made available. mance will improve your life. appearance. Physical exercise stars. will help you avoid disappoint- are concerned. will pay off. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ment and stressful situations. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Emotional situations will es- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don’t feel pressured to make If you put in a full-fledged ef- Evaluate your personal and a snap decision. Exercise your Don’t lose sight of your goal fort, you will avoid criticism. CANCER (June 21-July 22) calate if someone isn’t being due to an emotional situation. Use your imagination when honest. Take a hard look at any- business partnerships and right to find a better solution. It’s important to honor your consider what you can do to Get to the bottom of whatever dealing with your peers or rela- thing that seems dubious. Offer Someone will use false infor- word and to live within your suggestions, but don’t interfere make them more rewarding mation to entice you to take is causing you concern so you means. You can please the tives. When in doubt, ask ques- in other people’s private affairs. and fruitful. The suggestions on heavy financial responsi- can move forward without feel- people you love without over- tions and look for practical, Focus on self-improvement in- you make and the effort you bilities. ing anxious. spending. cost-efficient alternatives. stead of trying to change others. put in will be appreciated.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Lonely man during holidays should reach out to others A book to help bidding judgment DEAR ABBY: I became my hobbies, she’s all over Neil Kimelman from Can- that, “Out of Hand, Out of estranged from my family Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van me, so I quit them. Most ada has just completed his Mind” by Bill Buttle (Master after I came out as gay. I Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, men would trade places in trilogy about bidding with “The Point Press) is a book con- am OK with it and don’t and was founded by her mother, an instant, but I’m just Right Bid at the Right Time” taining 141 color cartoons really care anymore. The Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at trying to figure out how to (Master Point Press). The with bridge themes, some problem is, besides having live with her and myself. I book contains more than 80 funnier than others, of course. no family, I have no friends DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los try to golf a lot. tough bidding problems, both Back to the deal, North either. I always had diffi- Angeles, CA 90069. constructive and competitive. ought to rebid three dia- UNHAPPY HUBBY IN culty making friends. I’m After the reader decides what monds (although three no- MICHIGAN an introvert and was bul- IN THE EAST Miss Perfect.” I try to help he would do, Kimelman an- trump is feasible). This says lied at school, so I found it around the house, but she alyzes the pros and cons of that North is trying to get to DEAR HOLIDAY DEAR UNHAPPY more comfortable just always comes afterward to each possible call, sometimes three no-trump, but would like HURTING: I may be able HUBBY: Has it occurred hanging out at home by “correct” my mistakes and gives the original full deal and South to have some help in to solve two of your prob- to you that your wife may myself. make things “perfect.” I has “lessons to learn.” In gen- the suit and, preferably, hearts lems at the same time. suffer from OCD, and eral, the advice is sound, but well held — as he does here. I have come to accept the am not sloppy about my Start calling some of the that’s the reason every- a few times he makes debat- Finally, yes, I probably would absence of friends as my work — just not up to her thing has to be “perfect”? It charitable organizations able recommendations. have responded two no- reality. I try to do fun standards. appears the only thing that in your area and ask if I found one deal where he trump, not one, with that suit- things by myself, like see- Two examples: I make isn’t perfect is your mar- they can use an extra pair said that a penalty double able South hand, and hoped ing movies and eating out the bed; she remakes it. I riage. of hands during the holi- of three spades led to minus for the best in the black suits. at restaurants, but the can’t even mow the grass Perhaps it’s time you day season. Serving food 730. He did not describe the holiday season is hard to correctly because she likes talked to her about how at a homeless shelter or play, though, because declar- bear. Most people look for- diagonal cuttings and I cut her obsession with perfec- food pantry and delivering er had a two-way guess for the ward to it, but I dread this parallel to the street. After tion makes you feel — be- meals to shut-ins come to club jack that he must have time of year. It only makes one day, there’s no differ- cause from where I sit, it gotten right. If either defend- me more aware of how mind. ence. As a result, I have comes across as a pas- A sure cure for the blues er had held the club 10, they alone and lonely I am. given up helping. sive-aggressive putdown. would have been plus 200 for is to reach out and do I am too embarrassed to This doesn’t bother her Unless she’s willing to rec- a nice score. (To be honest, go out by myself during something for someone one bit; she gladly does all ognize that what she’s do- the setting was a team game, the holidays because most who needs a helping hand. the work. Further, she’s ing isn’t healthy for your not a pair event, when a close people are out with family If you try it, you may meet busy ALL day. We never marriage and consider double into game should be and friends. Can you sug- like-minded people and have a chance to talk. professional help, nothing avoided.) gest some things I could start some friendships. When we do, it is always will change. In today’s deal, taken from do for the holidays instead trivial: the weather, our In the meantime, consid- a team event, what should of staying home and DEAR ABBY: My wife schedule or her job at er more hobbies you can do North rebid over one no- watching TV by myself? of 37 years is a perfection- work. on your own or with friends trump? ist. I am not. Her father I am retired and find this — hiking, hunting, skiing, While you are considering HOLIDAY HURTING used to call her “Little disconcerting. When I try fishing, etc.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage mortgage given by Mark A. Emmons to St. Jean's Credit Union dated August 1, Docket No. ES16P3276GD given by Anthony P. Kallianiotes to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. 2005 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at NOTICE AND ORDER: ("MERS"), as nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., dated October 26, Book 24639, Page 480 ("Mortgage") of which Mortgage the undersigned is the Petition for Appointment of 2006, and recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose Guardian of a Minor 26232, Page 499, which mortgage was assigned to BAC Home Loan Servicing L.P. of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 o'clock a.m. on the Essex Probate and Family Court by Assignment of Mortgage dated September 29, 2010, recorded in Book 29885, 10th day of January, 2017, on the mortgaged premises described below, being 45 Congress Street Page 246, further assigned to Christiana Trust, a division of Wilmington Savings known as 100 Millard Avenue, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular Salem, MA 01907 Fund Society, FSB, not in its individual capacity but as Trustee of ARLP Trust 3 by the premises described in said Mortgage to wit: Assignment of Mortgage dated July 23, 2014, recorded in Book 33462, Page Land in Lynn, Essex County Massachusetts, together with the buildings thereon, In the interests of Fernando Jose Gomez Godinez 175, further assigned to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, as Trustee for being shown as Lot A on a plan of land entitled "Subdivision of Land owned by of Lynn, MA Stanwich Mortgage Loan Trust A by Assignment of Mortgage dated December 21, Bertram E. and Mary I. Paine, Albert D. Martin, Surveyor, dated March 28, 1951, Minor 2015, recorded in Book 34941, Page 394, of which mortgage the undersigned is recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds at Book 3815, Page 495 NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the (Plan 230 of 1951), bounded and described as follows: 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m. on Minor filed on 11/18/2016 by the 17th day of January 2017, at the mortgaged premises described below, being SOUTHWESTERLY by Millard Avenue, 66.90 feet; Angel C Merida of Lynn, MA known as 17 Tudor Road, Nahant, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises Belia A Gomez Godinez of Lynn, MA described in said mortgage, to wit: NORTHWESTERLY by Lot B, as shown on said plan, 100 feet; will be held 01/04/2017 08:30 AM Guardianship of Minor Hearing Located Salem Probate & Family Court, Shetland park, 45 Congress Street, Ste. A certain piece or parcel of land with the buildings thereon, situated in Nahant NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Nason and Gilchrist, 66.90 feet; 170, Salem, MA being lot B on a plan of land made by O.W. McIntosh, C.E., dated June 1950, and 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the entitled Nahant, Mass., proposed subdivision of land owned by David Pearlstein SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of D'Eon, 100 feet. Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 4774, Page 27, and response, you need to: bounded and described as follows: Being Lot 9 and a portion of Lot 10, as shown on Plan recorded with Essex South File the original with the Court; and District Registry of Deeds at Book 3007, Page 450. Mail a copy to all interested parties at least five (5) business days before the Beginning at the Northerly corner of Pond Street and Tudor Road, at the Westerly Containing according to said plan 6690 square feet. hearing. corner of said lot B, thence bounded Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the described. right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. SOUTHWESTERLY by Tudor Road, one hundred twelve and 90/100 There is excluded so much of the above described land as was conveyed to Guy C. 4. Presence of the Minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be (112.90) feet; thence bounded Noble et ux by Deed dated August 24, 1985, recorded with Essex South District present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best SOUTHEASTERLY by Lot C, as shown on said plan, one hundred (100.00) Registry of Deeds at Book 5296, Page 383, to which deed reference is hereby interests. feet; thence bounded made for a more particular description. Being Lot A1 on Plan No. 463 of 1965. NORTHEASTERLY by Lot A on said plan, one hundred eleven and 81/100 The above described premises are hereinafter referred to as the Mortgaged THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights (111.81) feet; thence bounded Premises. has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, NORTHWESTERLY by Pond Street, eighty two and 22/100 (82.22) feet. The Mortgaged Premises shall be sold subject to and with the benefit of please contact an attorney for legal advice. any and all easements, restrictions, reservations, conditions, improvements, Date: November 21, 2016 The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by public outstanding tax titles, mortgages, liens, rights of tenants and parties in possession, Pamela Casey O'Brien proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further postpone unpaid taxes, municipal liens and other public taxes, assessments, betterments or Register of Probate at any adjourned sale date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed liens, and any other enforceable encumbrances which may have priority over the Item: December 12, 2016 for the adjourned sale date. The Mortgagee further reserves the right to open the Mortgage described herein, if any there be, whether or not reference to such is bidding at the time, date and place appointed for sale, and if no bids are received, made in the deed to be delivered to the successful bidder. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS or the bids received are deemed unacceptable to Mortgagee, to postpone the sale In the event of any typographical error set forth herein in the legal THE TRIAL COURT to a later date by public proclamation. description of the Mortgaged Premises, the description set forth in the Mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT shall take precedence and shall govern the premises to be sold. Docket No. ES16P3129GD Said premises will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all restrictions, The mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by NOTICE AND ORDER: easements, improvements, outstanding tax titles, mortgages, liens, rights of public proclamation at the time and date originally appointed for the sale, and to Petition for Appointment of tenants and parties in possession, unpaid taxes, municipal liens and other public further postpone the sale at any adjourned or further adjourned date by public Guardian of a Minor taxes, assessments or liens, having priority over the mortgage described herein, if proclamation at the time and date proclaimed for any such adjourned or further Essex Probate and Family Court any. adjourned sale. 45 Congress Street TERMS OF SALE: Salem, MA 01907 In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in $5,000/00 will be required to be shown at the time and place of the sale purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of in order to qualify as a bidder and shall be paid in cash or by certified check In the interests of Roberto C Gomez Godinez Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the drawn by the purchaser to the order of the aforesaid mortgagee's attorneys as a of Lynn, MA foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by Foreclosure deposit to be held, at the option of the mortgagee, as liquidated damages for any Minor Deed to the second highest bidder provided that the second highest bidder shall breach by the purchaser. NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES deposit with Mortgagee's attorneys the amount of the required deposit as set forth A written Memorandum of Sale, the terms of which shall be announced 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a herein within three (3) business days after written notice of default of the previous prior to the bidding, shall be executed by the highest bidder upon acceptance of Minor filed on 11/04/2016 by highest bidder and title shall be conveyed to said second highest bidder within the bid. The auction shall not be closed until the successful bidder has made the Angel C Merida of Lynn, MA twenty (20) days of said written notice. deposit and executed the Memorandum of Sale. The balance of the purchase price Belia A Gomez Godinez of Lynn, MA TERMS OF SALE: Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) will be required to bid and is to be paid in cash or by certified check within thirty (30) days from the date of will be held 01/10/2017 08:30 AM Guardianship of Minor Hearing be paid in cash or by certified check at the time and place of sale as earnest sale at the offices of the aforesaid mortgagee's attorneys, or at such later time as Located ESSEX PROBATE COURT - SHETLAND PARK 45 CONGRESS ST, #179 money. An additional deposit necessary to bring the total deposit to ten percent may be designated by the mortgagee, at which time and place the mortgagee will SALEM MA (10%) of the winning bid shall be paid within five (5) business days of the sale. deliver an executed foreclosure deed. 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the The balance is to be paid in cash or by certified check within forty five (45) days of It shall be the responsibility of the purchaser to pay for all costs of Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written the date of the sale at the offices of Murphy & Lupan, P.A., 5 Commonwealth recording, including excise tax stamps and any other recording expenses. response, you need to: Road, Natick, Massachusetts 01760. The description of the premises contained in Other terms to be announced at sale. File the original with the Court; and said mortgage shall control in the event of any typographical error in this Mail a copy to all interested parties at least five (5) business days before the publication. ST. JEAN'S CREDIT UNION hearing. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the time and place of sale. Present Holder of the Mortgage 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the By Its Attorney, right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, Webb F. Primason 4. Presence of the Minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be FSB, AS TRUSTEE FOR STANWICH Bradley, Moore Primason Cuffe & Weber LLP present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST A 85 Exchange Street interests. Present holder of said mortgage, Lynn, MA 01901 By its attorney, Telephone: (781) 595-2050 THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights Item: December 12, 19, 26, 2016 has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, Michael J. Murphy please contact an attorney for legal advice. Murphy & Lupan, P.A. Date: November 22, 2016 5 Commonwealth Road LEGAL NOTICE Pamela Casey O'Brien Natick, MA 01760 To be sold at public sale at 8:00 A. M. 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By Joe Robertson “They had no cars, no Jan. 20. TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE one around them to speak The president has broad Arabic,” Turkmani said. executive power to dictate INDEPENDENCE, Mo. The agency offered to keep U.S. policy with refugees. — If President-elect Don- looking for something President Barack Obama ald Trump’s harshest line closer in, he said, but has been increasing the on refugees would come to Alkhwaja, the family’s fa- U.S. quota, bringing in pass — if he could “send ther, quickly said no. 85,000 in the 2016 fiscal them back” — this block That’s because they year. of neighbors in Indepen- found something on this Obama has raised the al- dence would not stand for block that eases some of lotment to 110,000 for fis- it. the deep grief of leaving cal 2017, which began Oct. “We would do all in our family and friends behind, 1. The U.S. had brought in power to keep them here,” Alkhwaja said in Arabic, nearly 16,000 refugees to- Jeff Rogers said. translated by Turkmani. ward that goal by mid-No- Not everyone here felt “God,” he said, “has put vember. that way about Syrian us among another family.” Trump could roll that refugees before Ibraheem PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE All of them — the ref- number down his first day Alkhwaja and Enas Hajah Gary Braithwaite, of Riverside, Calif., left, talks with Jess-Miller-Camp, ugee Syrians and their in office, even to zero, said popped up with their four a Museum Scientist at UCR’s Department of Earth Sciences, as she ex- neighbors — join those in Doris Meissner, a senior young sons in a rented amines bones that he discovered on Dec. 5. house in late September. the U.S. and abroad who fellow and director of the None of these neighbors are watching intently for U.S. Immigration Policy are Muslim. None speaks hints of what actions the Program at the Migration Animal skeleton in California any Arabic. Trump administration Policy Institute in Wash- At least one voted for will or won’t take after ington, D.C. Trump. back yard may be from Ice Age “You could spend years learning what we’ve By Mark Muckenfuss seum scientist at UC Riv- ing a dousing rod — which learned in the last few TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE erside who specializes in he constructed from two weeks,” Trump supporter vertebrate paleontology, wire hangers. Scott Lininger said. RIVERSIDE, Calif. — A initially said she thought “He was walking around Tustin, Calif., man may “It’s changed my it might be a bobcat. After and found an anomaly,” have found a piece of his- thoughts on the original checking with a colleague, Braithwaite said, “and tory right in his backyard, feelings I had.” she said it was more likely then he found another.” or, in this case, his son’s It’s not easy finding a that the animal is a dog or Braithwaite said he quick home for a family backyard in Riverside. a coyote. Gary Braithwaite, 65, believed the anomalies with four sons. Their spon- Because of the soil con- indicated there was met- soring agency, Della Lamb, said he believed some kind ditions, she said, she al beneath the surface. knew this hasty place- of metal, perhaps a mete- thinks it very likely could During Thanksgiving ment was not convenient, orite, was lying beneath be from the Pleistocene week, the two men began said Fariz Turkmani, a the surface of his son’s epoch, which ended with Syrian-American who has lawn in the Casa Blanca the most recent ice age, digging holes on the sites. helped the agency support area of Riverside. His en- about 12,000 years ago. About 4 feet down one hole, Braithwaite found its Syrian refugees. PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE deavor to dig for that met- She plans to gather some The family has no trans- al uncovered what he be- students in the coming what looked like bones. He portation. This house in A Syrian refugee family that recently arrived lieves is an ice age bobcat. weeks to help unearth the was trying to dig around western Independence in Independence, Mo. includes the father, Ibra- A UC Riverside paleon- bones and determine what the bones with his shov- was 10 miles from Della heem Alkhwaja, left, his 1-year-old son and his tologist is planning to ex- they are. el when he knocked the Lamb’s services in Kan- wife Enas Hajah, second from right; the family cavate the remains to see Braithwaite said he’d teeth loose. sas City’s Northeast area is helped by neighbors Jeff Rogers, right, and if that’s the case. been showing his son how “It was an absolute bi- neighborhood. Cindi Rogers, third from left. Jess Miller-Camp, a mu- to locate his sprinklers us- zarre lucky find,” he said. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2016 HEALTH Quinn on Nutrition: COPD: risks, Gifts outside of the box symptoms and By Barbara Quinn THE MONTEREY COUNTY HERALD prevention The day after Thanks- giving, I was on my horse From Mayo Clinic especially during physical helping my daughter and News Network exertion son-in-law move their — Wheezing Black Angus cows to a Chronic obstructive pul- — Tightness in the chest new pasture. monary disease, or COPD, — Blue-colored lips or “This is our version of is a collection of serious fingernails Black Friday,” my son-in- lung diseases that ob- — Regular respiratory law quipped. structs airflow from the infections Truly, it’s nice to get out of lungs and causes breathing — Poor energy levels the usual holiday madness issues. Emphysema and — Unexplained weight and consider other options chronic bronchitis are the loss for Christmas shopping. conditions that most com- — Swelling of ankles, Buying local is one exam- monly contribute to COPD. feet or legs ple. What a novel idea to According to the Ameri- “COPD patients com- keep our friends and neigh- can Lung Association, more monly experience what are bors in business so we have than 11 million people in known as exacerbations, the luxury of these unique the U.S. have been diag- which are periods where nosed with COPD, which symptoms are worse than stores and gifts. PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE On the other end of the is third leading cause of normal for several days,” scale are gifts of nutrition Making a contribution to an organization like Samaritan’s Purse is an death. Understanding the says Shorter. for our neighbors — both lo- excellent way to celebrate the season. risks, symptoms and effec- Notable risk factors out- cally and around the world. tive prevention methods of side of smoking, Short- Here are some distinct www.heifer.org/catalog or Named for the story of penny helps these dedi- COPD can help your long- er says, are exposure to items that last much longer call 855-848-6437. the Good Samaritan, this cated workers continue, as term health. chemical fumes, dusts and than a box of chocolates: — Vision Trust: Children Christian organization they say, “Doing the most “The greatest risk for de- vapors, which commonly — Heifer Internation- who battle hunger on a uses donations to help good: to feed, to clothe, to veloping COPD is smok- occur in workplace set- al: In honor of someone daily basis are not able to nourish mothers, infants comfort, to care.” Get other ing cigarettes,” says Sara tings, as well as exposure on your gift list — let’s grow, learn or play, say rep- and children. Just 7 dol- gift giving ideas and find Shorter, a Mayo Clinic to fumes from burning fuel, say your mother-in-law resentatives of this char- lars can provide a week of your local office at www. Health System Pulmo- older age and genetics. who loves cows — your itable organization. For meals to one child in need. salvationarmyusa.org. nary nurse practitioner. “In order to prevent can donate money to buy the cost of buying a gift for Find the gift catalog at I read recently that “Any long-term exposure COPD and associated is- a healthy milk cow for a someone who doesn’t need www.samaritanspurse.org there’s no time of the year to irritant gases increas- sues, individuals need to family in need. And your one more thing to stuff in or call (828) 262-1980. like Christmas to develop es chances of COPD, but protect their lungs,” says gift helps assure that this their house, you can — in Salvation Army: In al- unrealistic expectations. It cigarette use is by far the Shorter. “Don’t smoke. cow will have a calf each your gift recipient’s name most every hometown in went on to say our deepest most common, especial- Avoid coming into contact year to “pass the gift” on — provide protein-rich America and across the longings are for more than ly if you’re a smoker who with chemical fumes and to others in poor commu- meals to a child for an globe, this faith-based or- just Hallmark moments also has asthma.” pollutants. And protect nities. This non-profit or- entire year. Or support a ganization will again be and memories. Without Shorter explains symp- yourself from respirato- ganization also sponsors chicken farm in a commu- ringing its bells for dona- getting too sappy, perhaps toms typically don’t ap- ry illnesses by making the purchase of sheep nity in need of sustainable tions this season. Meals, this year we can give up pear until extensive lung healthy lifestyle choices. (wool), goats (milk) and nutrition. Find more ideas food and shelter are the some of our unrealistic ex- damage has occurred. “The earlier COPD is de- pigs (protein) for needy www.visiontrust.org or gifts we give when we pectations and receive — However, warning signs tected, the better the po- families around the world. call (719) 268-2943. open our pockets to those through our giving — the may include: tential outcome. So be sure Find the catalog online at — Samaritan’s Purse: little black kettles. Every true Gift of this season. — Daily cough and mu- to talk with your health cus production care team if you have signs, Flu shots, not sprays, best for kids — Shortness of breath, symptoms or concerns.”

From Mayo Clinic mend that, during this flu News Network season, children 6 months and older get the flu vac- Dear Mayo Clinic: I’ve cine by injection only. always been told FluMist If your child has a lot of is just as effective as the anxiety about shots, ask flu shot for kids, so why your health care provider isn’t the mist available if a spray coolant or a vi- this year? Does that mean brating ice pack can be ap- the shot is not likely to be plied to the skin to numb very effective either? it before the vaccine is A: The Centers for Dis- given. That can make the ease Control and Preven- injection less painful and tion recommends a yearly may reduce the fear as- flu vaccine for all children sociated with getting the PHOTO | DREAMSTIME 6 months and older. Mayo vaccine as a shot. Consumer advocates warn that health savings Clinic strongly endorses To give your child the accounts would do little to help lower income that recommendation. De- most protection from the people who would lose their insurance if the pending on your child’s age flu, it’s best to get the flu health law is repealed. and health, you typically vaccine as soon as it be- can choose between a flu comes available and before shot and the nasal spray disease outbreaks occur in form of the flu vaccine. HSA balances climb, your area. It takes up to However, this year, only PHOTO | DREAMSTIME two weeks after vaccina- the flu shot is recommend- The Centers for Disease Control and Preven- tion for a person to be fully but benefits mostly ed because the spray has tion recommends a yearly flu vaccine for all protected from the flu. been relatively ineffective children 6 months and older. in recent flu seasons. If your child is young- wealthier consumers er than 9 years old and is Influenza, usually called higher risk of developing se- studies showed that the getting the vaccine for the the flu, is a viral infection rious complications from the nasal spray flu vaccine By Michelle Andrews 2016 (the amount will re- first time, he or she needs that affects the respiratory flu include children younger worked as well as, and KAISER HEALTH NEWS main the same in 2017). two doses, given at least Health savings accounts system. It’s not the same than 5 years old, adults old- sometimes better than, the President-elect Donald as what people often refer er than 65, pregnant wom- injectable form of the vac- four weeks apart. Children provide a triple tax advan- Trump has proposed ex- tage that’s not available to as “stomach flu,” which en and people with weak cine. But newer research who need two doses but panding health savings in other types of savings causes diarrhea and vom- immune systems. has found that, during the only receive one may have accounts as an alternative accounts: Money that’s iting. Common symptoms Even if you’re not in one last two flu seasons, the little or no protection from to the health law. More deposited in the accounts of the flu include a fever of those categories, though, mist hasn’t provided much, the flu. If your child has than 20 million people reduces taxable income, higher than 100.4 degrees you still need a flu shot. if any, protection against had two or more total dos- now have high-deductible earnings in the accounts Fahrenheit, muscle aches, While the flu may not cause the flu virus. In contrast, es of the flu vaccine during health plans that can link grow tax free and the headache, a cough, a sore lasting problems for you, the flu shot provided a past seasons, then one to the tax-advantaged ac- money isn’t taxed when throat and fatigue. you can spread it easily to high level of protection. dose is enough this season. counts, and the average it’s used to pay for quali- Influenza often goes away others who may not fare Based on those findings, Or if your child is now 9 account balance grew by fied medical expenses. on its own without any last- as well. The best defense the Centers for Disease years old or older, one dose more than a third last At the end of 2015, the ing problems. But, some- against influenza is getting Control and Prevention also is enough. Yearly flu year to more than $1,800, average HSA balance was times, influenza can be the flu vaccine every year. and the American Acad- vaccines also are recom- according to a new anal- $1,844 _ 38 percent higher life-threatening. People at In the past, multiple emy of Pediatrics recom- mended for all adults. ysis. But consumer advo- than the average $1,332 cates warn that health balance at the beginning savings accounts would do of the year, according to 400 Highland Ave; Suite 20 little to help lower income an analysis of 4 million Salem, MA 01970 people who would lose accounts with $7.4 billion their health insurance if in assets by the Employee (978)910-0121 the health law is repealed. Benefit Research Institute. Since their introduction Eighty percent of the ac- in 2004, health savings counts with contributions account plans have grown last year also had payouts steadily. Nineteen percent of an average $1,748. of workers with employer “When people first have Package Sale health insurance are now the health savings ac- enrolled in one, according count, they just see it as a the Kaiser Family Foun- way to pay their medical dation’s annual employer expenses,” said Paul Fron- survey. (KHN is an edi- stin, director of the health $99.95- Single Vision torially independent pro- research and education gram of the foundation.) program at EBRI, who au- Consumers and employ- thored the analysis. “But $139.95- Bifocal ers can deposit money in then at some point they the accounts to pay for realize they can leave it medical expenses. 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