THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019

How do you spell winner? P-e-c-u-l-a-t-e

By Gayla Cawley other spellers and included a tense, 10-round She took second place in her school’s science Dr. Patrick Tutwiler, ITEM STAFF head-to-head with the runner-up speller, she fair earlier in the day, but if she had placed superintendent of secured a chance to compete in the Scripps rst, she would have had to be at her school at Lynn Public Schools, LYNN — It took 30 rounds, more than 400 National Spelling Bee in May just outside 6 p.m., and would have been unable to make speaks prior to the words and four-plus hours for the winner of start of the 34th annu- the 34th annual Daily Item Spelling Bee to be Washington, D.C. the spelling bee, according to Susan Conti, al Daily Item Spelling determined on Wednesday night. “I’m excited,” Ramesh said. “I’m de nitely controller for Essex Media Group, who was Bee on Wednesday at Ranjana Ramesh, 14-year-old eighth-grad- relieved after everything, but proud too and among the coordinators of this year’s contest. er at Ste Jeanne d’arc Elementary School in everybody did a great job. I’m happy to repre- Ramesh remained calm throughout the com- Lynn City Hall Audi- Lowell, was named the champion at Lynn City sent the region.” petition. She made jokes before spelling sever- torium. Hall Auditorium after spelling “peculate” cor- It may have been a different story on al of her words and was able to collect herself ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE rectly. Wednesday night, as Ramesh may not have With the win, which came after outlasting 60 been able to compete at all. SPELL, A3 St. Mary’s McGee States on track its case for rail By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR BOSTON — The third time overhaul proved to be the charm for the St. Mary’s girls basketball team. By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF Catholic Central League rival Archbishop Williams LYNN — Mayor Thomas M. Mc- defeated the Spartans twice Gee and Bedford Town Manager during the regular season — Sarah Stanton have been named both by double-digit margins. co-chairs of the Commuter Rail But the Spartans won the one Communities Coalition, which Mc- that counted, defeating Wil- Gee said is focused on “transforma- liams, 62-59, in Wednesday’s tive change” for the region’s com- Division 3 state semi nal at muter rail network. TD Garden. The coalition, a group of munic- Tied at 59 with 22.1 seconds ipal leaders served by the Mas- to play, junior guard Olivia sachusetts Bay Transportation Matela swished the winning Authority’s (MBTA) rail network, 3-pointer from the wing. Wil- represents 175 communities in liams took the ball with 5.4 Eastern Massachusetts. It has seconds to play but the Spar- declared its mission to be coordi- tans denied the Bishops a nal nating “advocacy for all communi- shot attempt. ties served by the commuter rail, “We just played great,” St. and to support planning efforts to Mary’s coach Jeff Newhall transform the rail network to be a said. “There was a certain de- critical part of a modernized tran- gree and we talked about ‘how sit system for Massachusetts.” many times are you going to McGee is focused, as he was let them hit you before you ac- during his time in the state legisla- tually hit them back?’” ture, on improving transportation Pam Gonzalez led St. Mary’s in the city, which he has cited as with 23 points. Gabby Torres being key to Lynn’s economic op- scored 14 points and Matela portunity and will tie into the pri- added 12. Torres and Matela orities of the coalition. each netted four 3-pointers. McGee said the coalition’s prior- The Spartans hit 10 3-pointers ities include focusing on what the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK in the winning effort. commuter rail should be, smarter “We don’t have a ton of size,” St. Mary’s assistant coach Tim Spinney lifts up Olivia Matela after she drained a rail connections for communities 3-pointer to give the Spartans a win over Archbishop Williams in Wednesday’s Di- ST. MARY’S, A3 vision 3 state semi nal at TD Garden. McGEE, A3

Saugus rewarded A Watershed for female diversity moment for new INSIDE in computer science Saugus scholarship Lynn St. Mary’s, Sacred By Bridget Turcotte By Bridget Turcotte Heart form ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF pre-K-12 school. A2 SAUGUS — Saugus High School is cele- SAUGUS — In honor of a woman who Opinion brating girl power. dedicated her life to protecting the envi- Charles: Let’s The school earned the rst College Board ronment, the Saugus River Watershed stop giving celebrities Advanced Placement Computer Science Council will help one high school student a pass on criminal Female Diversity Award for achieving pursue an education in public health. behavior. A4 high female representation in Computer Pamela Harris, a board member of the Science courses. Saugus River Watershed Council, died in Sports Schools receiving the award have either September 2017 at age 66. Lynn Elementary 50 percent or higher female representa- From left, Saugus River Watershed Coun- “As a nurse, volunteer member of the Tournament tips off tion in one of the two AP computer sci- cil president Debra Panetta, Jennifer Saugus Board of Health, and Saugus River at Pickering. B1 D’Eon, and Pamela Harris at a fundraiser AWARD, A3 for the organization. SCHOLARSHIP, A3

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Debra L. Lozzi, 62 Jeffrey S. Middleton, 66 Raymond J. Comeau Jr., 56 1956-2019 PEABODY — Deb- is also survived by TOPSFIELD — Jef- bered as one that lit Raymond Joseph of North Carolina; ra Lee (McCormick) her brothers, Richard frey Scott Middleton, up the room and he Comeau Jr., 56, and his sister, Debra Lozzi, age 62, of Pea- McCormick and his a longtime resident will be dearly missed passed away peace- DeAmelio, of Lynn. body and formerly wife Cindy of Bidd- of Tops eld, died by many. fully in his sleep after He leaves behind of Lynn, died at her eford, Maine, and suddenly on March Preceded in death a lengthy illness. one grandson, Grant home on Tuesday, Robert McCormick 11, 2019 at the age by his father James Born and raised in King. In addition, he March 12, 2019, sur- of Lynn; her sister- of 66. Lloyd Middleton Lynn, he was a grad- leaves behind many rounded by her loving in-law, Deborah Mc- Jeffrey was born and brothers, Lester uate of Lynn Voca- aunt, uncles, cousins, family, following a Cormick of Peabody; in Lynn, where he “Butch” Middleton tional and Technical nieces, nephews, and lengthy illness. She and her brothers-in- graduated from Lynn and John Middleton. High School. friends. was the beloved wife of Nick law and sisters-in-law, Michael English in 1970. He later at- Survived by his wife, Kathryn He owned P&P Heating and His laugh could be heard Lozzi, with whom she shared Lozzi, Vincent and Phyllis Lozzi, tended UMass Amherst prior (Ellis) Middleton; two daugh- Cooling for the past 30-plus miles away, and although we 43 years of marriage. Wayne and Kathy Lozzi, Daniel to beginning his career at GE ters, Marina Middleton and years along with Highland miss him already, we are in- Born in Lynn in 1956, Debra and Laurie Lozzi, and Valerie where he worked as an engi- Kristin Middleton; brother, Fuel and other oil delivery credibly grateful to have had was the daughter of the late and Jim Tracy; her father-in- neer for more than 20 years. James “Jim” Middleton; sister, businesses. Ray took great him in our lives. Merle and June (O’Blenes) law, Vincent Lozzi; and her He was a proud member of Sherilyn Middleton; mother, pride in his work and his cli- Service information: His McCormick. She was a 1974 many aunts, uncles, nieces, the Lynn community, where he Dorothy Middleton; and many ents. memorial service will be held graduate of Lynn English High nephews, cousins and close enjoyed spending quality time nieces, nephews, cousins, and He is the son of the late Joan on Friday, March 15, 2019 in School and received her asso- friends. In addition to her par- with his friends and family life-long friends. and Peter Hrubes. Ray is sur- the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, ciate’s degree from Newbury ents, Debra was predeceased and became involved with The Service information: Jef- vived by his better half of 13 426 Broadway (Route 129), Jr. College of Boston. by her brother Donald McCor- Community Brotherhood of frey’s funeral service will years, Tracey Evans of Lynn. He Lynn. A memorial visitation She worked at Family and mick and mother-in-law Ruth Lynn where he was active for be held in the Zion Baptist leaves behind four daughters, period will be held from 4-8 Children Services as a scal (Werner) Lozzi. many years. Church, 4 Adams Street Ext., Debbie King and her husband p.m., prior to his family me- manager for more than 22 Service information: A Jeffrey will always be re- Lynn, on Saturday at 11 a.m. Jonathan, of Peabody, Dan- morial service at 7 p.m. Di- years. Debra was an active funeral service will be held membered by family and Relatives and friends re- ielle Duwart and her husband rections and guestbook at member of Austin Square on Friday, March 15, 2019 friends as someone who was spectfully invited to attend. Jared, of Gloucester, Ashleigh www.solimine.com. Baptist Church of Lynn where in Austin Square Baptist always smiling and laughing. Visitation is Friday 4-8 p.m. Evans of Lynn and Reigh Lynn she also served as treasurer Church, 10 Keslar Ave., He was loved and adored in the GOODRICH Funeral Comeau of Lynn. He is also and taught Sunday School Lynn, at 12 p.m. Relatives by all who had the pleasure Home, 128 Washington St., survived by his brother, Ronald and Kids Club for many years. and friends are respect- of being in his company. His Lynn. Private family burial will and his wife LeeAnn Comeau Debra loved being surrounded fully invited. Visiting hours smile will always be remem- take place at a later date. by her family for holidays and will be in the church on get-togethers after church for Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 dinner and desserts. She loved p.m., prior to the service. vacationing with her family in Arrangements entrusted to Orlando, Fla., Merrymeeting SOLIMINE Funeral Homes, St. Mary’s, Sacred Heart form Lake in New Hampshire and Lynn. Donations in Debra’s Old Orchard Beach in Maine. memory may be made to She loved being “Mimi” and Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan pre-K-12 school in two locations spoiling her grandchildren, Ar- St., Unit B-102, Danvers, ianna and her husband Kyle, MA 01923 or the Max Mc- Kristina, Hailey, CJ, Jacob and Cormick Memorial Foun- St. Mary’s and Sacred and deliver an enhanced Mary’s and Sacred Heart Sacred Heart campus is Nathan. dation, 416 Boston Post Heart are joining forces to pre-K-12 curriculum with parishes. “This merger will undergoing renovations to In addition to her husband Road, Suite 205, Sudbury, strengthen Catholic educa- a focus on STREAM sub- ensure that Catholic edu- create new early childhood and grandchildren, Debra was MA 01776. Directions and tion opportunities in Lynn. jects: science, technology, cation in Lynn will endure education classrooms. the beloved mother of Robert online guestbook at www. The schools, located 1½ religion, engineering, art for many years to come.” “We are con dent that Lozzi and his wife Kathi of solimine.com. miles apart, will merge in and math. St. Mary’s Associate this partnership will cre- Lynn, Rachel Green and her order to educate children Both schools have been Head of School David An- ate new and exciting aca- husband Corey of Peabody starting at age 2 years educating students for geramo and Sacred Heart demic and extracurricular and Katelyn Ranahan and her and 9 months through more than a century, with Principal Kristina Reli- opportunities for students husband Patrick of Lynn. She grade 12. Students in the former St. Mary’s han are collaborating on in Lynn and throughout early childhood program- Grammar School dating the curriculum that takes the North Shore,” said St. ming through grade 5 will to 1880 and Sacred Heart full advantage of the new Mary’s Head of School Dr. continue to attend school School opening in 1902. 30,000 square feet of John F. Dolan. Cheryl T. Lopez, 52 at Sacred Heart’s Bos- “I am very pleased with STEM facilities current- “This partnership of re- ton Street location, while the strengthened relation- ly under construction on sources and expertise will grades 6-8 will go to St. ship between our schools, the Tremont Street cam- allow Sacred Heart and LYNN — Cheryl her beloved son, Mary’s Marian Division to the bene t of students pus. The new Gateway St. Mary’s to grow in our Tetrault Lopez, age Kyle Lopez of Lynn; and 9-12 to St. Mary’s High and families,” said Rev. and STEM facilities will capacity to educate schol- 52, of Lynn, died her devoted siblings, School, both at St. Mary’s Brian Flynn, pastor of the be part of year-round pro- ars,” said Relihan. “We Monday at the Ka- Susan Richardson Tremont Street campus. Lynn Catholic Collabora- gramming for all pre-K are creating the future of plan Family Hospice and spouse David The e merger is to create tive, which includes St. through 12 students. The Catholic education.” House after a cou- of New Hampshire, rageous battle with John Tetrault Jr. and cancer. spouse Denise of Born in Lynn, she Haverhill, and William Bipartisanship in 2020? Not was the daughter Tetrault and spouse of John and Dorothy “Darcy” Luzia of Lynn. (Madden) Tetrault of Pea- Service information: Her so fast, some Democrats say body. A lifelong Lynn resident, funeral will be held on Mon- Cheryl was a graduate of Lynn day at 9:30 a.m. from the top priorities for Republi- Classical High School, Class SOLIMINE Funeral Home, By Julie Pace ASSOCIATED PRESS cans, who cited terrorism, of 1984. 426 Broadway (Route 129), immigration and the mil- Cheryl worked as a charge Lynn, followed by a funer- WASHINGTON — itary among their most entry clerk for North Shore al Mass in Sacred Heart When John Hickenlooper pressing priorities. Physicians Group in Peabody Church, Lynn, at 10:30 a.m. announced his Democrat- Even if Democrats were for the past nine years. She Burial will be in Pine Grove ic presidential campaign, to take back the White had also worked at Holiday Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives he vowed to sit down with Travel in Wake eld, and the and friends are respectfully House, maintain control of the Senate’s top Republi- the House and retake the New England Five and Dime. invited. Visiting hours are can if he wins in 2020 — She was an active com- Sunday from 2-6 p.m. Those Senate, their majority in the kind of milquetoast the upper chamber would municant of Sacred Heart who prefer may make dona- pitch for bipartisanship Parish in Lynn, and was also tions to Care Dimensions, almost certainly be narrow. that White House hope- That’s prompted a active for many years with Boy 75 Sylvan St., Suite B-102, fuls have made for gener- Scout Troop 34, rst as a Cub Danvers, MA 01923 or the groundswell of support ations. among Democratic ac- Scout Troop Leader and then Massachusetts General/ But for some Democrats, as a Boy Scout Troop Leader. North Shore Cancer Center, tivists for abolishing the Hickenlooper’s pledge libuster, the Senate pro- She was a coach and former 102 Endicott St., Danvers, landed with a thud. member of the Board of Direc- MA 01923. Directions and cedure that requires 60 Still stung by President votes to pass big-ticket leg- tors for Lynn Youth Soccer. She guestbook at www.solimine. Barack Obama’s erce also loved music, and enjoyed com. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS islation instead of a simple battles with Republicans majority. Rarely do presi- travel, camping, hiking, kayak- and at odds with near- Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper ing, biking, and sewing. dents have Senate majori- ly every policy the GOP speaks in lower downtown Denver. ties so large that they can In addition to her loving has pursued during the parents, she is survived by clear 60 votes with only the Trump administration, quire some level of biparti- watched the events of the support of their own party. some Democrats say they san support for big-ticket last 10 years and watched Jay Inslee, the Washing- have little interest in talk legislation. Donald Trump and their ton state governor running of cross-party cooperation. The take-no-prisoners attitude is ‘hell no,’” said on an ambitious agenda to David E. Elwell, 74 They increasingly view Re- approach represents a new David Axelrod, one of combat climate change, publicans as immovable ob- 1945-2019 test for Democratic presi- Obama’s closest political was the rst Democrat to stacles on everything from call for abandoning the dential candidates eager to advisers. “And their voices PEABODY — David E. Elwell, Deborah; his children, John El- health care to the economy libuster. Massachusetts harness the energy of the are very loud.” 74, of Peabody, passed away well, Peter Elwell, and Suzanne and are challenging presi- Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a party’s liberal base with- Polling shows just how March 9, his 74th birthday, Martineau; nine grandchil- dential candidates to blow favorite of many progres- at the Hunt Nursing Center in dren; his siblings, Alan Elwell past their GOP opponents out alienating moderates far apart the two parties’ sive Democrats, has also Danvers, following a lengthy and Eveyln Salois; his best instead of bringing them who may be more open to priorities are heading into said she’s open to making illness. friends, Bruce Rollins and Ju- into the fold. compromising with the the 2020 race. According the change. David was born in Lynn on dith Grunst. “Happy talk about com- GOP. It also marks a sig- to a Pew Research Cen- “It’s all on the table, March 9, 1945, son of the Service information: A vis- ing together with the Re- ni cant shift in strategy ter survey conducted last baby,” Warren said when late Hudson and Evelyn (Ev- itation will be held on Mon- publicans is not going to and tone for a party whose month, Democrats list asked about the libuster ans) Elwell. He was raised and day, March 18 from 11 a.m.  y,” said Brian Fallon, who last two nominees, Obama health care costs, educa- during a campaign event educated in Saugus, and was to 12 p.m. at the CONWAY, advised Hillary Clinton’s and Clinton, each made ex- tion, the environment, in New York. a graduate of Saugus High CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral 2016 presidential cam- plicit appeals to moderate Medicare and assistance Warren said Democrats School, Class of 1963. Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody. paign. Fallon is pushing Republicans and vowed to for poor and needy peo- have sometimes been too Prior to his retirement, he A funeral service will fol- White House hopefuls to work across the aisle. ple as their top policy timid in power and de- worked as a heating techni- low in the funeral home at support overhauling Sen- “There are some very priorities. None of those clared, “I won’t be one of cian for 30 years for various 12 p.m. Donations may be ate rules that typically re- angry people who have issues landed among the those.” companies around the North made in his memory to the Shore. David also had a love Peabody Senior Center, 75R for cars, especially the Chev- Central St., Peabody, MA House OKs gay conversion therapy ban rolet Corvette. He was also a 01960. For directions and 781-593-7700 BOSTON (AP) — Mas- and suicide in young peo- bill Wednesday by a 147-8 Publishing Daily, except Sundays member of the Corvette Club. online guestbook, please USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 David is survived by his wife, visit ccbfuneral.com. sachusetts House law- ple. vote. It now heads to the Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA makers have approved Opponents say the ban Senate. and additional of ces. legislation that would ban would impose criminal A similar bill was ap- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item so-called gay conversion liability on health pro- proved by lawmakers last Subscriptions LYNN BRIEF Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States therapy for minors. fessionals who counsel summer but stalled in $20.00 for 4 weeks Waterfront Master Plan from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Supporters of the ban children struggling with the session’s nal hours. $65.00 for 13 weeks Lynn Housing Authority say the practice — which unwanted same-sex at- Republican Gov. Charlie $130.00 for 26 weeks meeting March 19 $260.00 for 1 year & Neighborhood Develop- aims to alter a person’s traction or gender confu- Baker has said he’s in- Send payment to and POSTMASTER, EDIC/Lynn will hold ment, 10 Church St. For sexual orientation — is sion. clined to sign the mea- send address changes to: a public meeting for the more information contact widely discredited by Supporters of the bill say sure. The Daily Item Lynn Municipal Harbor Mary Jane Smalley at medical and mental it wouldn’t impose crimi- The bill would make 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Plan and Waterfront [email protected] or health associations and nal liability. Massachusetts the 16th Lynn, MA 01903 Master Plan on March 19 781-581-9399. can lead to depression The House passed the state to adopt a ban. THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 McGee on track for rail overhaul A Watershed moment for new Saugus scholarship McGEE Another aim is to look the past, a gateway to the is supported by the Met- From A1 toward creating a more North Shore, a regional ropolitan Area Planning SCHOLARSHIP and well-being of Sau- robust and regional rail focal point for transporta- Council, the 495/MetroW- From A1 gus,” said Panetta. “Her that aren’t directly con- system, which would be tion and more important- est Partnership, the MBTA spirit and environmental nected to a commuter similar to a rapid transit ly, for economic develop- Advisory Board, and the Watershed Council Board awareness will continue rail, what the rail system system. ment,” McGee said. Transportation for Massa- member, Pam was com- to inspire me, as well as should look like, how to in- “So, that’s the real ex- The vision, he said, is for chusetts Coalition. mitted to improving the many others, to work for crease ridership and mak- citing part for Lynn,” Mc- a commuter rail system The coalition received public health of families a healthier and safer com- ing the T more affordable. Gee said. The city sits 20 that has a train running an update this week from in the Saugus River wa- munity. The Saugus Riv- A focus would be on pri- minutes away from the every 20 minutes, rather MassDOT on the MBTA tershed by addressing er Watershed Council is oritizing connections to Boston North station, than making riders wait Rail Vision Study, a com- even the most troubling proud to give out a schol- rapid transit, with McGee and also connects directly an hour if they miss their prehensive project that sources of pollution,” said arship in memory of Pam, citing the long-sought af- to communities north of train. is setting out alternative watershed program coor- and will continue to do so ter goal of extending the Lynn in Newburyport and “That’s transformative,” scenarios to upgrade the dinator Mary Lester. “We in future years.” Blue Line to Lynn. Gloucester. he said. “That changes commuter rail network are extremely pleased to The Saugus River Wa- What’s most exciting, he “With a much more ro- how these systems work and is scheduled to wrap provide this scholarship tershed Council is a said, is looking at electrifi- bust rail system, (we’ll be and how effective they are up later this year. to honor Pam’s tireless non-profit organization cation of the region’s com- able to) make those con- to meet people’s needs.” efforts to make a differ- founded in 1991 to protect muter rail system, which nections both north and Established in June Gayla Cawley can be ence by protecting public and restore the natural is a big piece of “transfor- south that will really grow 2018, the coalition of area reached at gcawley@item- health and promoting en- resources of the Saugus mative change for our rail our economy and make mayors and town manag- live.com. Follow her on vironmental stewardship.” River watershed. system.” Lynn, as it has been in ers meets quarterly, and Twitter @GaylaCawley. In her memory, the Wa- Financial need may be tershed will award a sec- considered on a secondary ond environmental schol- basis among finalists. How do you spell winner? P-e-c-u-l-a-t-e arship this year. Applicants demonstrat- The Watershed will ing commitment to public SPELL award one $500 Envi- health aspects of envi- From A1 ronmental Leadership ronmental protection will Scholarship and one $500 receive preference for the after being unable to wrap Pamela Harris Memorial new Pamela Harris Me- up the win on her first op- Scholarship to high school morial Scholarship. portunity. seniors graduating in the To be eligible, applicants After 20 rounds, the spring of 2019 and attend- must live in one of the spelling bee came down to ing college next fall. 11 communities that are Ramesh and another fe- The selection of this part of the Saugus River male speller, Zayana Na- year’s recipients will be watershed: Saugus, Lynn, deau, a seventh-grader at based on commitment to Lynnfield, Wakefield, Reading, Revere, Everett, Marblehead Charter Com- environmental protection, Malden, Melrose, Peabody, munity Public School. academic record, demon- and Stoneham. Funds can In the 24th round, Na- strated leadership in school deau spelled “lanai” in- be used for college tuition, and community activities, correctly, but Ramesh was books, or fees. and statement of personal unable to spell “pablum” Applications must be commitment to protecting correctly. emailed to marylester@ the environment. She had her second saugusriver.org by Fri- Debra Panetta, presi- chance in the 30th round, day, April 12. The form is dent of the Watershed, when Nadeau misspelled available at http://www. said Pam was a very close “dilatory” and she was saugusriver.org/Environ- friend of hers. able to correctly spell mentalScholarship.htm. “Pam was a strong, “varicose.” To win, Ramesh compassionate, knowl- had to spell an additional Bridget Turcotte can be edgeable, and determined reached at bturcotte@item- word, “peculate” or the public advocate, always live.com. Follow her on competition would have looking out for the health Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. continued. This year’s spelling bee included 110 schools, up Saugus rewarded for female dramatically from the number that participated diversity in computer science last year. That’s because various sponsors discon- AWARD creased 135 percent since tinued their involvement, From A1 2016, broadening STEM with The Item picking the career opportunities for schools up. courses, or a percentage of more students. The num- Of those schools, 94 had the female computer sci- ber of female, rural, and competitions and winners. ence examinees meeting underrepresented minori- From there, The Item gave or exceeding that of the ty students taking AP the school winners a writ- school’s female population. computer science exams ten test from which the 61 “We are honored to be has more than doubled in recognized by the College finalists emerged. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE that time. Co-sponsoring the event Board for this achieve- “By inviting many more were Joel and Mary Spelling bee winner Ranjana Ramesh stands with Mary and Joel ment and extremely proud young women to ad- Abramson, of Swampscott, Abramson on Wednesday night. of our female students for vanced computer science owners of Flagship Travel. their achievements in the classrooms, Saugus High Before the competition stressing that no matter Other sponsors include nity relations for Essex study of computer sci- School has taken a signif- began, Joel Abramson, the results of Wednes- the City of Lynn; Fauci’s Media Group; Laurie Ken- ence,” said Saugus High icant step toward prepar- Mayor Thomas M. McGee, day’s competition, all of Pizza, Lynn; Dunkin Do- nedy, manager of financial School Principal Michael ing all students for the Lynn School Superinten- the spellers were already nuts, Lynn; KFC, Lynn; relations, KIPP Academy; Hashem. “At Saugus High widest range of 21st-cen- dent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler, winners, because they had and Park Press, Saugus. and Ernie Carpenter, di- we are committed to en- tury opportunities,” said and last year’s winner, Will already won their school Also coordinating the rector of sales and busi- couraging our female Trevor Packer, College Robson, of Marblehead, bee and passed the pre- event were Carolina Tru- ness development for Es- students to pursue their Board senior vice presi- gave opening remarks, liminary exam. jillo, director of commu- sex Media Group. interests in the (Science dent of the AP Program. Technology Engineering “We hope this inspires and Math) STEM fields many other high schools and in such courses as AP to engage more female St. Mary’s girls basketball States its case Computer Science.” students in AP Computer The school is 685 out Science and prepare them ST. MARY’S of more than 18,000 sec- to drive innovation.” From A1 ondary schools worldwide Providing female stu- that offer AP courses to dents with access to com- Newhall said. “If you look accomplish this. Only puter science courses con- at our lineup in the sec- 490 schools earned the tributes to gender parity ond half, Pam’s our tall- AP Computer Science Fe- in the industry’s high-pay- est player. She’s really a male Diversity Award for ing jobs and drives in- guard. But we do have the AP Computer Science novation, creativity, and good, quality shooters.” Principles course. competition, said Packer. The win marks St. The AP Computer Sci- Less than 30 percent of Mary’s first Division 3 ence Principles course the world’s researchers Eastern Mass. title since launched in 2016 was the are women, according to 2014. St. Mary’s will play largest in program his- UNESCO’s Institute of Hoosac for the state cham- tory and the course has Statistics data. In North pionship (TBA). promoted the growth of America and Western Eu- Jessica Knight (game- AP computer science in rope, it’s just 32 percent. high 24 points) scored 4 high schools, according to Research shows women of Williams’ first 6 points, a statement from the Col- are more likely to pursue leading the Bishops to a lege Board. computer science if they’re quick 6-1 edge two minutes AP computer science given the opportunity to in. Torres accounted for St. course participation in- explore it in high school. Mary’s first basket on a ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK layup, and caught fire from Subscribe to LAW OFFICES OF there. Consecutive hoops The St. Mary’s girls basketball team celebrates with the crowd after win- JAMES J. CARRIGAN from Gonzalez and Yirsy ning the Division 3 Eastern Mass. title on Wednesday. • Social Security Disability Queliz (7 points) made it a • Workers Compensation 10-7 Williams lead coming gain the lead. Lexi Hansen game it took me two and a the corner. Olivia catches home delivery • Accidents out of a St. Mary’s time- capped the 9-2 rally with a half quarters before I got it, she’s ready, puts it up and get free access 25 years located across from Lynn District Court out. Then Torres hit back- 3-pointer, giving the Bish- the fortitude to put her in. and it goes in. to the e-edition on to-back 3-pointers to help ops a 38-35 edge midway She’s helped us. In a blow- “Olivia’s around 37, 38 15 Johnson St. the Spartans carry a 20- through the third. Gon- out loss three weeks ago percent for the season 781-596-0100 14 lead the end of the first JAMES J. CARRIGAN zalez shifted momentum against Fenwick we had for 3. In that NBA, that’s ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN quarter. back in St. Mary’s favor no choice but to go to her. good, never mind high LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL The second quarter with the last 5 points of I think she gained some school.” www.jamescarriganlaw.com highlighted two different the period. The Spartans real valuable in-game ex- Now it’s on to Division 3 [email protected] styles of attack. St. Mary’s led, 46-42, heading into perience that night.” West champion Hoosac. continued to rely on its the fourth quarter. Williams answered with “We have one more outside shots, while Wil- It went down to the wire a bucket before Gonzalez game,” Newhall said. “We liams drove to the basket in the final period. Van sprinted down the floor and have to go out there and and did the bulk of its scor- Nguyen (3 points) picked tied the game at 57-57 with we have to play the way Need to find ing at the free throw line. the right time to make her own and-one. With the we’ve been playing. It’s Torres wowed the crowd her mark by converting game tied at 59-59, Matela great basketball. It’s hard, an article? with a 3 from the park- an and-one with 2:45 re- sent St. Mary’s to the state fast and it’s a refuse to ing lot to put St. Mary’s maining. Nguyen’s freebie championship game with lose mentality. You can’t ahead, 30-24, near the end whittled Williams’ lead her final long shot. coach that. We’ve had it of the half. But a 5-0 Wil- down to 55-54. “Olivia’s our best shoot- and we can’t lose it in the Subscribe to liams run closed the gap to “During the season Van er,” Newhall said. “That’s next 72 hours.” 30-29 at halftime. played predominantly how you win basketball e-edition on After Matela started two or three quarters of games. Hustle play to get Harold Rivera can be the second half with a 3, JV,” Newhall said. “I have the ball. Dribble, drive and reached at hrivera@item- Williams made a run to re- to be honest, even in this the IQ play is to kick it to live.com. A4 THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019 OPINION Let’s stop giving celebrities HOW TO REACH US

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Hastings, 1922-1940 That’s the only explana- was later discovered did Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 tion I can come up with ry in its entirety. know about Sandusky’s Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 in the last few months of Now, I have to say, I’m crimes against children, Classifi ed/Legal Advertising classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 watching criminal behav- not a big R. Kelly fan but did nothing) was Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 ior documented time and and his body of work was fired, Penn State students [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 again, from people who barely even on the periph- rioted. Think about riot- Circulation John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 have much more mon- ery of my radar. His one ing on behalf of someone [email protected] ey and name recognition song, “I believe I can fly” who enabled children to Ext. 3 than you or me. is a favorite, but I couldn’t be harmed. Newsroom And I get it, I really do. tell you much of what else Bill Cosby was another [email protected] We see people on televi- he did, because I don’t lis- person I grew up watch- [email protected] sion, in the many plat- ten to a ton of R&B. ing. We saw his television Ext. 4 forms of media, social or But R. Kelly was on my shows, starting with “I Sports otherwise, and we forget radar enough to know Spy,” all the way to when [email protected] we don’t know them. We about the notorious sex he became “America’s Ext. 5 don’t know them. But we tape with the underage Dad.” And when the sto- Retail and Online talk about them, their per- girl and his brief marriage ries of him drugging and Advertising sonal foibles, celebrations, to a teenaged Aaliyah, be- raping women came out, [email protected] breakups and makeups fore her tragic death. there were more people in ADVERTISING as if they were cherished I couldn’t believe the denial. Ernie Carpenter Jr. companions. We buy their amount of denial from I remember a partic- Director of Advertising fashions, fix our hair the fans, particularly of those and Business Development, ext. 1355 ular Oprah show that [email protected] way they wear theirs, and so emotionally invested Cosby was on when they sometimes, if we run into Gary Golden they used intimidation were talking about race. Sales Representative, ext. 1280 them in person, revel in and death threats to try A white woman stood up [email protected] that “brush with great- and silence the women and confessed her discom- Ralph Mitchell ness.” who came forward with fort with black people, al- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 That’s not even the their stories. Really, how though she had no such [email protected] worst of it. The worst can we care that much for feelings toward him. His Patricia Whalen is when we rationalize Sales Representative, ext. 1310 someone we don’t know at reply was, “Well, that’s [email protected] and go into denial about all? because I’m not coming BUSINESS OFFICE their criminal behav- Now Michael Jackson to your house.” Everyone ior, refusing to acknowl- was a contemporary. I Maria Alvaracin laughed, but I think about ext. 1205 edge what is spelled out remember the first song that interview now and [email protected] right in front of our eyes. he and his brothers re- think, lady, you may have Susan J. Conti EDITORIAL We’re like those parents corded, even before they dodged a bullet. Controller, ext. 1288 of ill-mannered children were signed to Motown. We don’t know these [email protected] who make excuses when It was called “Big Boy,” people. But we’re willing Ted Grant their kids run rough- on a red-labeled compa- Publisher, ext. 1234 to give them a pass or two [email protected] shod through the store, ny I don’t remember, but — for them, we don’t want Investigate Boeing or other people’s houses, I probably have a copy of Marian Kinney to “rush to judgment.” ext. 1212 destroying everything in that 45 somewhere in my I was so disappointed [email protected] their wake. Instead of a archives of records. The when I saw people dis- Will Kraft 737 Max 8s after reprimand, we tell pro- Jackson Five came from missing Patriots owner Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 prietors and homeowners, the state next door to my Robert Kraft’s arrest for [email protected] “well, you shouldn’t have native Illinois, they were solicitation. Hey, people Mike Shanahan left your important things all around our age and Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 two crashes said, he’s a widower, he [email protected] out, if you didn’t want we grew up loving their gives millions to charity, The most recent crash of a commercial passen- Carolina Trujillo them broken.” music, and going to their and his team has won six Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ger flight in the United States occurred a decade We need to be done with concerts. Super Bowls. So what? [email protected] ago when a flight headed for Buffalo went down, criminal behaviors, not We knew everything Here’s so what. These Jim Wilson killing 50 people. Since then, more than 300,000 just the ones in our com- that was written about women were being sex Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 people in the United States have been killed in [email protected] munities, but the ones them in fan magazines, trafficked. The investi- motor vehicle accidents. played out across all air- we knew the names of gation grabbed a few big CIRCULATION But that statistic doesn’t mean people have no waves. the other siblings not in fishin this net, capturing Lisa Mahmoud right to be concerned with the safety of the Boeing And I say this as one who the group, we believed Manager, ext. 1239 737 Max 8, now that two of them have crashed those who are the rea- [email protected] has also been in denial. that made up story about son sex trafficking is a since October. It doesn’t mean that the 40 airlines CLASSIFIED But the tipping point for Diana Ross discovering big business. Kraft was around the world that fly these jets should ignore me came via a tweet from them, we picked our fa- Abbe Young Smith customer concerns. Nor does it mean the Federal charged with a misde- Manager, ext. 1276 NPR’s Peter Sagal, after vorite ones, and they were meanor, and likely will [email protected] Aviation Authority can be complacent. the airing of the “Leaving woven into the fabric of get only a tap on the GRAPHICS Travelers have reason to be concerned. Air- Neverland” documentary. our youth. lines should heed those fears. And as a leader in wrist, but people who dis- Trevor Andreozzi He wrote: “There are peo- But we did not know miss this as no big deal Designer the field, the FAA must do everything possible to ple proclaiming Michael them. maintain the safety of air travel in the United are missing the big pic- [email protected] Jackson’s innocence out Now, as an adult, and as States and the world. ture. And the question Mohamed Diop there tonight who don’t a parent, it’s easy to crit- Designer An Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 Max 8 crashed isn’t “did he know?” but understand how Trump’s icize the families of these [email protected] Sunday, killing all 157 people on board. Last Oc- “did he care?” If you give supporters could stand by men who are now coming Mark Sutherland tober, the same model, owned by Lion Air, crashed enough money to charity him.” forward. But the King of Creative Director into the Java Sea off Indonesia, killing 189. Both and win a few big games [email protected] At the time I hadn’t seen Pop shone brighter than went down in a similar manner, crashing just min- for your fans, do you get a NEWSROOM utes after takeoff. The Max 8 is a fairly new model the documentary, and as just about any star in the pass on treating women’s of this writing, I still have universe, save the sun. So Mike Alongi of the workhorse 737 series. There are only 350 bodies as commodities for Sports Reporter ext. 1228 flying now, but another 5,000 are on order. The only been able to stomach I felt some compassion, your pleasure? [email protected] first model went into service in 2017. the first half. But it was even amid the disgust Make no mistake. This Bill Brotherton As of Monday afternoon, Indonesia, where Lion enough to convince me and bewilderment, that kind of behavior is on Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] Air is based, and China had temporarily grounded that — even though many these parents allowed us. Just like when your the Max 8, as did Ethiopian Airlines and Cayman of us had been in denial their elementary school- kids act up it reflects on Gayla Cawley for decades, even though aged children to sleep in Reporter, ext. 1236 Airways. But the FAA had not acted, and the two you and lets them know [email protected] we found his interview a bed with a grown man U.S. carriers that operate the Max 8, American they have no boundar- Cheryl Charles Airlines and Southwest Airlines, said they would when he talked about they didn’t know. ies, our adoration and News Editor, ext. 1278 continue to fly the Max 8s and would not suspend sleeping with children Because they didn’t rationalization of crimi- [email protected] fees for cancellations of flights on those planes. creepy — one of my favor- know him. nal behavior of the elite Bella diGrazia That’s a mistake, for several reasons: ite singers was a predator. And we don’t know the Reporter, ext. 1317 celebrity group lets them [email protected] It’s not as if thousands of these planes have Michael Jackson isn’t stars that shine around know they can always get proven their reliability over a broad span of time. the only one whose past is us. We just hope to cap- Thomas Grillo away with it. So let’s just Reporter, ext. 1264 This model has no lengthy track record to counter coming under scrutiny in ture some of that light- be done with letting them. [email protected] fear. Two similar accidents in so short a period for the midst of the #MeToo ning in our own bottles. Spenser Hasak a model that represents less than 2 percent of the movement. Parents didn’t know Cheryl Charles can be Photographer, ext. 1332 world’s fleet is significant. I did watch the “Surviv- Jerry Sandusky, but he reached at ccharles@item- [email protected] Only two U.S. airlines have Max 8, and neither ing R. Kelly” documenta- was allowed to molest live.com. Thor Jourgensen has many. Just 24 of American Airlines’ 956 planes Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 are Max 8s, and only 34 of Southwest’s 750 planes [email protected] are. Allowing passengers to switch planes for free, Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 or grounding these planes while the crashes are [email protected] probed, isn’t going to impact airlines dramatically. Steve Krause The Association of Professional Flight Attendants Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 told members Monday that American Airlines [email protected] union members who feared flying on these Boe- Owen O’Rourke ing models won’t be forced to do so. Ticketholders Photographer, ext. 1224 should not be treated differently. [email protected] Boeing was sued just days before the crash by Emma LeBlanc Pérez Copy Editor the families of those who died on the Lion Air flight [email protected] and now faces potentially even more liability, as Harold Rivera well as canceled orders for its newest aircraft. Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Right now, there is too little known about what [email protected] caused these crashes and whether Boeing, the air- Roberto Scalese lines and regulatory agencies addressed concerns News Editor, ext. 1211 properly after the October crash. The FAA says [email protected] the jets are still airworthy, but it will send updat- Anne Marie Tobin ed guidance if necessary. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] Passengers are struggling with fear, communi- Bridget Turcotte ties are in mourning and families are grief-strick- Reporter, ext. 1269 en. The airlines need to show both caution and [email protected] compassion until Boeing and investigators supply Ryan York answers. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 [email protected] The Newsday Editorial Board TECHNOLOGY Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. 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By Zeke Miller on the action. said it “continues to have ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump said the deci- full confidence in the safe- sion to ground the aircraft ty of the 737 MAX.” The WASHINGTON — The “didn’t have to be made, company added that it had U.S. is issuing an emer- but we thought it was the decided “out of an abun- gency order Wednesday right decision.” dance of caution and in grounding all Boeing 737 The president insisted Max 8 and Max 9 aircraft order to reassure the fly- the announcement was ing public of the aircraft’s “effective immediately,” in coordinated with aviation safety — to recommend the wake of the crash of officials in Canada, U.S. to the FAA the temporary an Ethiopian Airliner that carriers and aircraft man- killed 157 people, Presi- ufacturer Boeing. suspension of operations dent Donald Trump said. “Boeing is an incredible of the entire global fleet of Many nations had al- company,” Trump said. 371 737 MAX aircraft.” ready barred the Boeing “They are working very, Boeing CEO Dennis 737 Max 8 from its air- very hard right now and Muilenburg said the com- space, but until Trump’s hopefully they’ll quickly pany was “supporting this announcement, the Fed- come up with an answer.” proactive step out of an PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS eral Aviation Administra- In a statement, Boeing abundance of caution.” tion had said that it didn’t William “Rick” Singer, founder of the Edge College & Career Network, have any data to show the pleaded guilty to charges in a nationwide college admissions bribery jets are unsafe. Trump cit- scandal on Tuesday. ed “new information” that had come to light in the ongoing investigation into Coaches and parents in college incident. He did not elab- orate. “All of those planes are scheme find their jobs in danger grounded, effective im- mediately,” Trump said By Michael Melia are desperate to get their mine if any of our regula- during a scheduled brief- and Andrew Dalton kid one more success,” tions have been violated.” ing on border security. ASSOCIATED PRESS said Mark Sklarow, CEO Hercules Capital, a Palo Trump said any airplane of the Independent Educa- Alto, Calif., hedge fund, LOS ANGELES — Col- currently in the air will go tional Consultants Associ- announced Wednesday it leges and companies to its destination and then ation. “This was shopping was replacing its leader, moved swiftly to distance be grounded. He added all for name-brand product Manuel Henriquez, who themselves from employ- airlines and affected pilots and being willing to spend has been arrested in New ees swept up in a nation- had been notified. whatever it took.” York City and released on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS wide college admissions Trump said the safety of Among the parents $500,000 bail. Henriquez scheme, many of them the American people is of Canada’s transport minister says the country charged was Gordon Ca- will still hold a seat on the coaches accused of taking “paramount concern,” and is closing air space to the Boeing 737 Max 8 jet bribes and others prom- plan, of Greenwich, Conn., board and serve as an ad- added that the FAA would following the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines inent parents accused of co-chairman of the inter- viser, Hercules said. soon put out a statement jetliner. angling to get their chil- national law firm Willkie Henriquez and his wife, dren into top schools by Farr & Gallagher, based in Elizabeth, of Atherton, Ca- portraying them as re- New York. The firm said lif., were charged with par- Manafort now faces 7 years in cruited athletes. in a statement Wednesday ticipating in the scheme That celebrities were that Caplan “will have no on four occasions for their among the accused par- further firm management two daughters. They were prison, fresh New York charges ents — actresses Lori responsibilities.” also charged with conspir- Loughlin and Felicity Telephone messages ing to bribe Gordon Ernst, By Eric Tucker was a milestone moment tended even into her own Huffman headline the list seeking comment have former head tennis coach and Chad Day in special counsel Robert courtroom and the grand — created much buzz, but been left with Caplan, at Georgetown Universi- ASSOCIATED PRESS Mueller’s investigation jury. She said much of the other parents charged in- who is accused of pay- ty, to designate their older into possible coordination information he provided cluded people prominent ing $75,000 to get a test daughter as a tennis re- WASHINGTON — For- between the Trump cam- to prosecutors after plead- in law, finance, fashion, supervisor to correct the cruit to facilitate her ad- mer Trump campaign paign and Russia in the ing guilty couldn’t be used manufacturing and other answers on his daughter’s mission and with making chairman Paul Manafort 2016 election campaign. because of his history of fields — people who could ACT exam after she took a $400,000 contribution to was sentenced to a total of Manafort was among the deceit. afford the steep price. it. a charity to help her get seven and a half years in first people charged in the “It is hard to overstate At least nine athlet- “Every student deserves admitted to the school. prison Wednesday after a investigation, and though the number of lies and ic coaches and 33 par- to be considered on their Georgetown said he federal judge rejected his the allegations did not re- the amount of fraud and ents were among those individual merits when hadn’t coached there since appeal for no additional late to his work for Trump, the extraordinary amount charged. Some parents applying to college, and December 2017 after an time and rebuked him for his foreign entanglements of money involved” in the spent hundreds of thou- it’s disgraceful to see any- investigation found he his crimes and years of and business relationship federal conspiracy charges sands of dollars, as much one breaking the law to violated university ad- lies. with a man the U.S. says related to his foreign lob- as $6.5 million, to guaran- give their children an ad- missions rules. The Uni- Within minutes of the has ties to Russian intel- bying work and witness tee their children’s admis- vantage over others,” U.S. versity of Rhode Island sentencing, prosecutors in ligence have made him a tampering. sion, officials said. Education Secretary Bet- says Ernst, who was hired New York brought state pivotal figure in the probe. Reading from a three- “This story is the proof sy DeVos said in a state- as head women’s ten- charges against Manafort Though the judge made page statement, Manafort that there will always be ment. “The department is nis coach in August, was — a move that appeared clear that the case against asked for mercy and said a market for parents who looking closely at this is- placed on administrative at least partly designed to Manafort had nothing the criminal charges have the resources and sue and working to deter- leave. guard against the possi- to do with Russian elec- against him have “taken bility that President Don- tion interference, she everything from me al- ald Trump could pardon also scolded Manafort’s ready.” He pleaded with Stocks rise, led by technology, health him. The president can lawyers for asserting the judge not to impose pardon federal crimes, but that their client was only any additional time be- By Damian J. Troise of declines, marking the following Sunday’s crash not state offenses. charged because prosecu- yond the sentence he had and Alex Veiga biggest gain since a 1.5 of an Ethiopian Airlines U.S. District Judge Amy tors couldn’t get him on received last week in a ASSOCIATED PRESS percent July bump. 737 Max 8, which killed Berman Jackson sen- crimes related to potential separate case in Virginia. Investors are still wait- 157 people. tenced Manafort to near- collusion with the Trump “I am sorry for what I U.S. stocks climbed ing for details on a poten- A similar Lion Air plane ly three-and-a-half years Wednesday afternoon as campaign. have done and all the ac- tial trade deal between the crashed in Indonesia in in prison on charges that technology and health care “The no-collusion man- tivities that have gotten U.S. and China, and the October, killing 189 people. he misled the U.S. gov- companies helped steer the tra is simply a non sequi- us here today,” Manafort British Parliament is set to Boeing shares slumped ernment about his foreign market toward its third tur,” she said, suggesting said in a steady voice. vote on whether the coun- more than 11 percent in lobbying work and encour- straight gain. that those arguments “While I cannot undo the try should crash out of the the first two days of this aged witnesses to lie on The broader market has were meant for an audi- past, I will ensure that the European Union on March week. Despite the recent his behalf. That punish- ence outside the court- been rebounding this week future will be very differ- 29 without a deal. slide, the stock is still up ment is on top of a roughly room — presumably a ent.” following its worst week Analyst’s take: The lat- 14.4 percent for the year. four-year sentence he re- reference to the president, The 69-year-old, who ar- since December. The Dow est batch of encouraging Executive purge: Rite ceived last week in a sep- who has expressed sympa- rived in court in a wheel- Jones Industrial Average economic data kept in- Aid rose 2.4 percent after arate case in Virginia. He thy for Manafort and not chair, said he was the pri- joined other indexes in vestors in a buying mood, the drugstore chain an- is expected to get credit ruled out a pardon. mary caregiver of his wife moving higher after it was said Bob Doll, chief equity nounced a purge of its top for the nine months of jail Jackson also harshly and wanted the chance for weighed down for several strategist at Nuveen. management and plans to time he’s done already. criticized Manafort for them to resume their life days by drops in Boeing. “The durable goods or- cut 400 full-time jobs. The sentencing hearing years of deception that ex- together. Shares in the aircraft ders were strong today, maker slid 1.1 percent after CEO John Stanley will (the producer price index) step down when the com- President Donald Trump was very well-behaved, issued an emergency or- pany finds a replacement. mortgage applications are Chief Financial Officer der Wednesday afternoon up more than expected, grounding all Boeing 737 Darren Kast and Chief he said. “Even the euro- Operating Officer Kermit Max 8 and Max 9 aircraft. zone industrial production Crawford are also among The move follows the deci- index was less bad than the executives leaving the sion by several countries feared. And you have oil company. to ground the aircraft this prices moving up.” Peltz sees green: The week following Sunday’s Keeping score: The Canadian marijuana com- deadly crash of an Ethiopi- Dow Jones Industrial Av- an Airlines 737 Max 8. erage rose 84 points, or pany Aurora Cannabis Chipmaker Nvidia added 0.3 percent, to 25,638 as jumped 12.2 percent after 3.4 percent, helping drive of 3:11 p.m. Eastern Time. it tapped hedge fund man- technology stocks higher. The S&P 500 gained 0.7 ager Nelson Peltz as an CVS Health rose 3.3 per- percent and the Nasdaq adviser. cent as health care stocks composite climbed 0.8 per- Peltz is the CEO and a rose broadly. Synchrony Fi- cent. founding partner of Trian nancial gained 1.9 percent Major stock indexes in Fund Management. Au- amid a broad financial sec- Europe finished higher. rora said he will help the tor rally. Grounded: Boeing company explore potential Several government re- shares skidded for the partnerships and advise ports gave investors an third straight day as the its global expansion plans. upbeat view of the econ- U.S. moved to temporarily Branching out: Oak- omy. U.S. wholesale pric- ground all Boeing 737 Max tree Capital Group surged es barely increased last 8 and Max 9 aircraft. Until 12.2 percent on news that month after falling for now, the Federal Aviation Brookfield Asset Manage- three straight months, a Administration had been ment is buying 62 percent of the company. The deal FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sign there is little inflation saying that it didn’t have pressure in the economy. any data to show the jets creates a combined compa- U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson sentenced Paul Manafort, Pres- A report on orders to U.S. are unsafe. ny with $475 billion assets ident Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman, to nearly three-and-a- factories showed that busi- Many nations barred the and $2.5 billion in annual half years in prison on charges that he misled the U.S. government about ness investment rose 0.8 Boeing 737 Max 8 from fee-related revenue, the his foreign lobbying work and encouraged witnesses to lie on his behalf. percent after two months their airspace this week companies said. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- on Tuesday at 8:01 a.m. Call p.m. at Jiffy Lube at 230 Ando- Irontown Diner on Main Street larly arrests, reflect police records. In handled by the Lynnfield Fire ver St. Officer reports no inju- at 12:55 p.m. Tuesday; at Hurd the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Department. ries, no tows, no visible dam- Avenue and Central Street at it is the sole responsibility of the con- Odor reported on Tuesday at age to either vehicle. 3:37 p.m. Tuesday; at 24 Frank 8:16 a.m. at Johnson Controls Hit and run crash reported on Bennett Highway at 4:02 p.m. cerned party to contact the relevant at 39 Salem St. Call handled Tuesday at 8:33 a.m. at Dunkin’ Tuesday; at York Ford at 6:15 police department and have the by the Lynnfield Fire Depart- Donuts at 162 Washington St. p.m. Tuesday; at the Route 1 department issue a notice of correc- ment. Officer assisted with paperwork South ramp on Walnut Street at tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Caller reports vehicles are exchange. 6:24 p.m. Tuesday; clarifications will not be made without parked in a no parking area on Report of motor vehicle crash express notice of change from the ar- Tuesday at 8:45 a.m. on York- at 113 Lowell St. involving a Complaints resting police department. shire Drive. Toyota Corolla on Tuesday at Report of a person throwing 10:13 a.m. No injuries, vehicle A caller reported what she snowballs on Tuesday at 8:28 towed. believed to be the sound of a LYNN a.m. Officer reported he was Minor motor vehicle crash gunshot behind 41 Newhall unable to locate anyone. reported at Walgreen’s at 35 Ave. at 9:22 a.m. Monday. Po- Arrests Caller requested assistance Main St. on Tuesday at 1:18 lice report checking the area with one officer on an ATV in the Heather Donlan, 47, of 2 for a child who will not stay p.m. See summons for Luciana seated in the vehicle on Tues- P. Desouza above. woods. The noise is believed to Rice St., Saugus, was arrested have been a trash truck drop- and charged with trespassing day at 3:30 p.m. at 1066 Main St. Officer reports child has Animal Control ping off the dumpster. with a motor vehicle, operation A report of a loose dog in the of a motor vehicle with a sus- special needs and supervisor is en route. Caller left message for ani- area of Juniper Drive at 10:34 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pended license, motor vehicle mal control officer on Tuesday a.m. Monday. lights violation, violation of the Motorist reports being locked at 10:49 a.m. about three A resident walked into the Massachusetts’ highest court on Wednesday open container law, alcohol out of vehicle on Tuesday at 4:05 p.m. at the Village Phar- unleashed dogs in the park station to report that a kitchen reinstated Aaron Hernandez’s murder con- from an open container in a macy at 590 Main St. Call behind the William A. Welch Sr. set had been illegally dumped viction, scrapping a legal principle that had motor vehicle and on a warrant handled by the Lynnfield Fire Elementary School at 45 Clem- behind Rollerworld at 1:13 erased it after he killed himself in prison in charge of uttering a false pre- Department. ent Ave. She also complained p.m. Monday. The vehicle was April 2017. scription at 8:09 p.m. Tuesday. Suspicious auto reported in there should be more signs Meaghan Furey, 33, of 64 captured on surveillance video. the driveway at 1 Trickett Road about the city’s leash law. Of- Mudge St., was arrested and Police contacted the registered on Tuesday at 5:59 p.m. Officer ficer reports no answer on call charged with Class B drug pos- owner of the vehicle, who stat- Court reinstates reports vehicle belongs to a back. Advised her to call as the session at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. ed that her husband was re- neighbor. violation is happening and she Michael Holmes, of 10 sponsible for using her vehicle. will respond if available. She Houghton St., was arrested on They agreed to have the items Aaron Hernandez’s was also told the Parks Depart- warrant charges of assault with Medical Aid removed by the next day in lieu ment is in charge of posting a dangerous weapon and mali- of criminal proceedings. Ambulance requested on signs. cious destruction of property at Multiple 911 callers reported murder conviction Tuesday at 12:20 p.m. at 4 Report from the North Shore 12:10 pm. Wednesday. a woman’s tires were slashed Wheeler St. Patient taken to La- Medical Center about an an- at 87 Broadway at 2:32 p.m. Santina Lewey, 34, of 100 hey Hospital & Medical Center. By Alanna “We are pleased justice Willow St., was arrested on a imal bite on Tuesday at 2:14 Monday. Durkin Richer is served in this case, the warrant charge of shoplifting p.m. Party was bitten by an un- Police were dispatched to ASSOCIATED PRESS antiquated practice of va- MARBLEHEAD known cat on March 8. Animal 317 Main St. for a report of a cating a valid conviction by asportation at 10:39 a.m. BOSTON — Aaron Wednesday. control officer left a message man walking in Army fatigues is being eliminated and Accidents for the patient to confirm the who looked possibly disorient- Hernandez’s murder con- the victim’s family can get Elder Lopez-Merida, 34, of viction was reinstated 219 Chestnut St., was arrested cat is unavailable for quaran- ed and wearing a holster that the closure they deserve,” A report of a motor vehicle tine. possibly had a firearm in it at Wednesday in a sweeping and charged with unlicensed crash at 5:08 p.m. Tuesday Bristol County District 10:46 a.m. Tuesday. Police re- ruling from Massachu- Attorney Thomas M. operation of a motor vehicle at Ocean Avenue and Weston setts’ highest court that Complaints port the man did not need ser- Quinn III said in a tweet. and motor vehicle lights viola- Road. does away with the legal vices and had a cell phone hol- Hernandez’s attorneys tion at 8:18 p.m. Tuesday. Mom from 112 Birch St. re- principle that made the ster on his waist, not a firearm. said they plan to ask the Complaints ports son and another driver former NFL star innocent A caller reported a black court to reconsider its de- Accidents were arguing in front of the in the eyes of the law after sedan pulled up in front of 7 cision, saying the court Eveleth School staff reported house on Monday at 3 p.m. Of- he killed himself in pris- A report of a motor vehicle Eustis St. and a black or His- has “overlooked an essen- a man came to the door and ficer will document. on. crash at 4:02 p.m. Tuesday panic man and a white man tial point of fairness in ap- was pulling on the handles try- Caller reports he was at the The Supreme Judicial at 35 Market Square; at 5:54 exited the car and chased plying its new rule to this ing to get in at 1:17 p.m. Tues- hospital last night and a friend Court unanimously found p.m. Tuesday on Pendexter two kids, who escaped into a case.” day on Brook Road. An employ- stole his belongings on Monday that the legal rule that Street; at 12:12 p.m. Wednes- nearby apartment complex at “The SJC did not state ee went to the door and spoke at 4:37 p.m. Officer spoke with erased Hernandez’s con- day at 102 South St.; at 12:37 12:08 p.m. Wednesday. The a cogent reason for apply- through the door. The man was the man but he was unable to viction is “outdated and p.m. Wednesday at South and caller reported the suspects ing this new rule to Mr. reportedly asking questions provide much information, will no longer consonant with Summer streets; at 12:54 p.m. about how many people and threw something into the back Hernandez’s case, and Wednesday at 70 Walnut St.; be on the lookout for the sus- seat and left the scene. He also the circumstances of con- students were in the building. pect. temporary life.” It ordered there is no reason in the at 1:38 p.m. Wednesday at Staff reported the man left. suspects the white man may record that justifies that 150 Blossom St.; at 2:30 p.m. Abandoned baby stroller re- have been carrying a weapon that Hernandez’s convic- A report of suspicious activi- ported at Macy’s at the North- tion be restored and that aspect of this decision,” Wednesday at 12 Birch St. ty at 7:32 a.m. Wednesday on on his right side. Police found John Thompson and Lin- A report of a motor vehicle shore Mall by pole no. 54 on the possible suspect vehicle the practice be abolished Crestwood Road. A caller re- Monday at 5:59 p.m. Officer re- for future cases. The rul- da Thompson said in a hit and run crash at 2:05 p.m. ported she was getting ready to with no signs of a weapons and statement. Wednesday at Ford Elementary ports he will have mall security the occupants claim they were ing does not affect past leave her house and there was retrieve it, which they did. cases. Prosecutors argued School at 49 Hollingsworth St. a silver Sedan parked opposite not involved. that the legal doctrine is Mom from 60 Veterans A report of wires down at Hernandez was con- the home. Police checked the Memorial Drive reports her victed in 2015 of killing outdated and unfair to Assaults area and didn’t see the car. Hood and Essex streets at 2:48 victims. Quinn told the 12-year-old daughter is getting p.m. Tuesday; at Morton Avenue semi-professional football A report of an assault and crass, harassing messages on player Odin Lloyd. Two court that the defendant’s Theft and Endicott Street at 3:08 estate should be allowed battery at 9:12 a.m. Wednes- Instagram on Monday at 6:04 p.m. Tuesday. years later, the 27-year- day on Commercial Street. p.m. Officer spoke with mom, old killed himself in his to appeal the case, if they A report of a larceny/forgery/ wish. Otherwise, the con- fraud at 2:23 p.m. Tuesday on the messages are from an un- Theft prison cell days after Breaking and Entering known person and she was ad- being acquitted of most viction should stand, he Atlantic Avenue. A caller report- argued. ed someone took money from vised to delete them. Police were dispatched to charges in a separate dou- A report of a breaking and Intoxicated person reported ble-murder case. Under the new rule laid her account. Savers Department Store on out by the court, the con- entering at 4:04 p.m. Tuesday at Gregory’s Lounge at 50 Wal- Broadway for a report of a A judge threw out Her- at 10 Houghton St.; at 10:42 viction will stand, but the nut St. on Tuesday at 1:40 a.m. shoplifter who was cooperating nandez’s conviction that p.m. Tuesday at 10 Houghton PEABODY court record will note the Officer reports person taken to to give the merchandise back year, citing the legal prin- St. Salem Hospital. ciple that holds that a de- conviction was neither Summons at 9:09 p.m. Monday. affirmed nor reversed be- Disoriented person has re- A report of a breaking and fendant convicted at trial Theft fused to leave Extended Stay who dies before an appeal cause the defendant died Brian A. Fabrizio, 44, of 14 entering at 10 Enmore Road at while the appeal was Adams St., was summoned on America at 200 Jubilee Drive 11:06 a.m. Tuesday. is heard should no longer A report of a larceny at 3:05 be considered guilty in the pending. p.m. Tuesday at 10 Houghton Monday at 4:17 p.m. following on Tuesday at 7:10 a.m. Person A report of shoplifting from taken to Beverly Hospital. eyes of the law, thereby Lloyd’s mother settled St.; at 4:37 p.m. Tuesday at 51 a traffic stop at 243 Wash- Bob’s Store on Broadway at her wrongful death law- ington St. and 1 Allens Lane Wire down at Golden Shears 4:28 p.m. Tuesday. Two women returning the case to its Breed St. pretrial status. The pros- suit with Hernandez’s es- A report of motor vehicle theft for operating an unregistered at 1 Mount Pleasant Drive on reportedly refused to have their Tuesday at 8:22 a.m. Officer re- ecution then appealed, tate in September. A law- at 2:40 p.m. Wednesday at 11 motor vehicle with a suspend- bags checked and the dressing yer for Lloyd’s family said ed license, and no inspection ports cable was rolled up and seeking to have the con- Graves Ave. room they occupied contained Wednesday that they are sticker. placed by the side of the road. viction reinstated. the price tags from alleged sto- pleased with the court’s Gjyste Martini, 63, of 21 Report of stolen rims over- Under the doctrine, root- Vandalism len items. ruling. Warren St., was summoned night from a 2016 Audi from ed in centuries of English A report of a breaking and “This decision has A report of motor vehicle van- for disorderly conduct on Tues- Auto Mall Collector at 282 An- law, a conviction should entering at 17 Davis St. at 5:58 helped the family to ob- dalism at 5:09 p.m. Tuesday at day at 11:16 a.m. following a dover St. on Tuesday at 8:26 not be considered final p.m. Tuesday. tain closure from the hor- 35 Washington St. report of an irate customer at a.m. Officer will document. until an appeal can deter- rible loss of their beloved Walgreens at 35 Main St. SWAMPSCOTT mine whether mistakes LYNNFIELD Luciana P. Desouza, 33, was SAUGUS were made that deprived son Odin,” Attorney Doug summoned following a motor the defendant of a fair tri- Sheff said in a statement. Accidents “He was an inspiration Alarms vehicle crash at Walgreens at Arrest al, legal experts say. 35 Main St. on Tuesday at 1:18 How states handle cas- to all who knew him and A report of a motor vehicle a devoted member of his A 911 hangup call on Tues- p.m. for the unlicensed opera- Amilcar Lopez Garcia, 24, of hit and run crash at 3:31 p.m. es such as Hernandez’s day at 9:40 a.m. from the tion of a motor vehicle. 54 Elm St., Lynn, was arrested varies widely. Some, like family and the communi- Tuesday at Hadley Elementary ty. It has solidified their Christmas Tree Shop at 28 Timothy Blodgett, 63, was on warrant charges. School at 24 Redington St. Massachusetts, toss the South Broadway. issued a criminal summons on convictions, while other faith in the Massachu- setts Justice System.” Burglar alarm canceled by Tuesday at 2:38 p.m. following Accidents Complaints states dismiss the de- the alarm company for 527 Sa- a traffic stop at 29 Lynn St. for fendant’s appeal and the Other high-profile Mas- lem St. on Tuesday at 2:58 p.m. operating a motor vehicle with A report of a motor vehicle A report of suspicious activity conviction stands. Others sachusetts criminals Accidental burglar alarm a suspended license and hav- accident at Sake Japanese at 9:41 a.m. Tuesday at 110 allow appellate courts to whose convictions have sounded at 9 Perkins Lane on ing an open container of alco- Restaurant on Broadway at Foster Road. consider a dead defen- been erased after their Tuesday at 3:55 p.m. hol in the car. 9:56 a.m. Monday; at Burger dant’s case, prosecutors deaths include John Salvi, King on Broadway at 10:19 Theft said. who was convicted of kill- Complaints Accidents a.m. Monday; at Lynn Fells The district attorney ing two abortion clinic Parkway and Broadway at 3:28 A report of a larceny at 8:29 whose office prosecut- workers and wounding Water in the basement re- Two-car motor vehicle crash p.m. Monday; at 1481 Broad- a.m. Tuesday at Swampscott ed Hernandez’s case ap- five other people during ported at 620 South Broadway reported on Monday at 4:07 way at 10:19 a.m. Tuesday; at High School at 200 Essex St. plauded the court’s deci- a shooting rampage in sion. Brookline in 1994.

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Former probation officer Tuesday after about five Court associate probation says the fire in Sheffield Woman accused of taking more return. She represented convicted of gun trafficking hours of deliberations. officer. was reported just before 8 than $296K from investors herself as a solicitor of Prosecutors say Collins His defense attorney a.m. Wednesday, and the high-yield investment WOBURN (AP) — A gave a gun to a woman had argued he was trying home was fully engulfed CONCORD, N.H. (AP) funds with connections to former probation officer who was frequently on to help the woman, and when fire crews arrived. — A Massachusetts investment groups raising has been found guilty by a probation. Authorities say he didn’t do anything The fire was just over an woman has pleaded guilty funds associated with jury of gun trafficking. the gun was later given to improper. hour later, and the bodies in New Hampshire to domestic and foreign real The MetroWest Dai- another person in ex- were found when fire- wire fraud and money estate developments. Court documents said ly News reports that change for drugs. Five people found fighters entered the home. laundering, taking more than $296,000 from two Teixeira’s claims were 65-year-old Paul Collins, Collins served as a dead after home fire Harrington did not take of Revere, was convicted Framingham District investors. false and the investment SHEFFIELD (AP) — questions at a Wednesday Court documents say contracts and notes she Authorities say five peo- afternoon news confer- 41-year-old Jessica Teix- sold were worthless and Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 ple have been found dead ence. She called the inves- eira, of Shrewsbury, sold generated no returns. She CALL 24 HOURS A DAY tigation “complicated.” Hotline Spanish menu available after a fire in a home in the investors a series of converted the invested or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) western Massachusetts. No additional details securities between 2015 funds to her own personal All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Berkshire District Attor- about the victims have and 2017 that were to use and benefit without Callers may remain anonymous. ney Andrea Harrington been disclosed. generate high rates of returning any money. THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Native American art finally arrives at Met’s American Wing

By Katherine Roth cludes Colonial and early condition, and they had a ASSOCIATED PRESS Federal decorative arts real eye for quality.” and architecture and oth- Although it includes NEW YORK — For the er works through the ear- some older pieces, the first time, a major Native ly 20th century. Dikers’ collection is most American art exhibit is “The presentation in the notable for breathtaking being shown in the Ameri- American Wing of these objects from the 18th, can Wing of The Metropol- exceptional works by in- 19th and early 20th centu- itan Museum of Art, rather digenous artists marks a ries. “It is an assemblage than in Arts of Africa, Oce- critical moment in which of real masterworks, and ania and the Americas. conventional narratives of really redefines American “Some visitors were con- history are being expand- history and art history,” fused about why Native ed to acknowledge and Torrence says. American Art wasn’t in celebrate contributions of “In American Indian the American Wing with culture, there is enormous other American works,” cultures that have long says Sylvia Yount, curator been marginalized,” says diversity in artistic tra- in charge of the American the museum’s director, ditions. This installation Wing, which has been fo- Max Hollein. covers all of North Amer- cused more on Euro-Ameri- The large show features ica, and is a celebration of can traditions. a total of 116 works from Native American art from A major new exhibit, more than 50 cultures many diverse cultures,” he “Art of Native America: across North America, dat- says. The Charles and Valerie ing from the 2nd to the 20th The exhibit aims to dis- Diker Collection,” seeks to century. All were collected play the works with “open- change that. by the Dikers, who assem- ness and airiness,” he says, The Dikers recently prom- bled their collection over 45 “and a sense of fluidity be- ised 91 pieces to the muse- years. Featured are draw- tween cultures. They are um with the understanding ings, sculpture, textiles, treated as works of Amer- that they be placed in the quill and bead embroidery, ican art, not as a collector’s basketry and ceramics. cabinet or an ethnographic American Wing and recog- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nized as American rather “The Diker Collection is case that has a lot of stuff than tribal art. The show unusual for its level of con- piled into it.” This headress frontlet is part of the exhibit “Art of Native America: The includes many of these noisseurship,” says Gay- Highlights include a de- Charles and Valerie Diker Collection,” which runs through Oct. 6 at the works, in addition to some lord Torrence, a senior cu- tailed shoulder bag from Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. already given to the muse- rator of American Indian around 1800 made of fine- um. The show aims to re- Art at The Nelson-Atkins ly tanned and dyed deer- by Washoe artist Louisa The exhibit will remain historical perspective at position Native American Museum of Art in Kansas skin and embellished with Keyser reveals the expert on view through Oct. 6. The a complementary smaller art as a crucial and inextri- City, Mo. He is guest cu- porcupine quills by an An- workmanship of the Car- American Wing gallery in exhibit. “Artistic Encoun- cable part of American art rator of the Met exhibit, ishinaabe woman, possi- son City, Nev., artist. which it is on view will be ters with Indigenous Amer- as a whole. (Other Native which he organized with bly in Ontario, Canada. A The curators credit in- dedicated to the display of ica,” on view through May American works remain on Marjorie Alexander, a ceramic jar from a century dividual artists when Native American art for at 13, explores how Native view elsewhere in the mu- curatorial consultant at later is by renowned Ho- possible, and sometimes least the next decade. Americans were viewed seum, as well.) The Nelson-Atkins. “The pi-Tewa potter Nampeyo, include comments by Na- After viewing the “Art of by non-Native artists and The American Wing was Dikers looked for pieces from Hano Village, Ariz. tive Americans providing Native America,” visitors photographers, from early established in 1924. It in- that were in remarkable And a huge woven basket more context. can head upstairs to gain European explorers on. REVIEWS An untamed man and horse connect in ‘The Mustang’ By Lindsey Bahr on, partly because the ly even give it a name — ASSOCIATED PRESS head of the program, Myl- Marquis, which he sees in es (Bruce Dern) treats a contraband equestrian We don’t find out our pro- the inmates like human magazine he traded for in tagonist’s name for quite employees, not criminals. the prison, but which he some time in “The Mus- He even asks our protag- pronounces “Marcus.” tang,” the feature debut onist his name: Roman There’s a sin in his past of French writer-director Coleman. The significance that’s never even alluded Laure de Clermont-Ton- of naming will come back to, of course. It’s why he’s nerre. in this brief, gorgeous All we know at first is in there after all. Does no film about untamed and one know, you wonder? Or what we see and what forgotten outcasts. It’s Belgian actor Matthias perhaps it’s too horrific for probably worth mention- words. It’s revealed even- Schoenaerts projects. A ing here that the themes psychologist played by tually, late in the film and aren’t exactly subtle, but not unlike that pivotal rev- Connie Britton, in a brief that doesn’t make them PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS elation in “Paris, Texas.” but impactful role, tries to any less effective. Even with its unusually “Immigrance,” get a sense of his mental This is a real program restrained running time, by Snarky Puppy state having been in and in which inmates, many out of solitary confine- “The Mustang” is a pow- will be released with no equine experience, on March 15. ment in a rural Nevada tame wild horses for even- erful and emotional jour- penitentiary a number of tual adoption and sale to ney framed by gorgeous times, but he’s not inter- the public. sun-soaked shots of the ested in playing along, or Roman, of course, takes stark Nevada landscape. I Snarky Puppy’s ‘Immigrance’ even trying. to the craziest horse. Per- just wish there was a little “I’m not good with peo- haps it’s the first time more character develop- ple,” growls Schoenaerts he’s actually felt smaller ment for the supporting emulates live experience as he hits her panic button or less powerful than a players, like Myles and to end the session. living creature. And with Henry, and the prison’s By Pablo Gorondi mys and numerous other mic tours de force, both Schoenaerts is a com- the encouragement of a rotten apple Dan (Josh ASSOCIATED PRESS distinctions, the instru- highlighting one of the al- manding presence, and fellow inmate, Henry (the Stewart), who feels more mental mega-combo is also bum’s idiosyncrasies: the usually a quite empathet- Snarky Puppy, “Immi- a globalist when it comes three drummers — Larnell always compelling Jason like a lazy screenwriting grance” (GroundUP ic one in films like “Rust Mitchell), he starts the construct than an actual to musical styles, finding Lewis, Jamison Ross and and Bone” and “A Bigger Music) room to add a wide spec- Jason “JT” Thomas — all long process of “gentling” part of the world we’ve With musicians from all Splash,” but here with a the horse. He’ll eventual- gotten to know. trum of world sounds to its play on sections of the com- shaved head and a rage over the United States, as jazz and funk foundations. positions but without over- simmering beneath his well as Argentina, Cana- Opener “Chonks” is lapping. nearly dead eyes, he’s da and Japan, to name a chock-full of funk, while Keyboardist Justin downright terrifying. few, and instruments from another League composi- Stanton’s “Bad Kids to His identity, you realize, as far away as Egypt and tion, “Bigly Strictness,” has the Back,” a tune as mis- is that of a prisoner. He Morocco, Snarky Puppy’s a gnarly guitar and a Moog chievous as its name, also doesn’t think about his “Immigrance” rings true to keyboard solo that briefly makes great use of the ro- past, his future or his its name. speeds up like a vintage tating rhythmists. needs. He merely exists. Bandleader and bassist video game. “Even Us” ends the al- He even rebuffs the young Michael League says it’s None of the tunes have bum in cinematic fashion, pregnant woman (Gideon all about fluidity, motion lyrics, but guitarist Chris as beautiful melodies from Adlon) who comes to visit. and being “in a constant McQueen’s “Coven” has oud, violin and flugelhorn (It’s his daughter, you dis- state of migration.” At 19 plenty of lyricism, an- combine with Turkish per- cover, but even that is left members — including tri- chored by a horn section cussion, piano and more ambiguous for a moment). os of drummers, guitar- that frequently varies its for a soundtrack to much It’s not until he’s as- ists and percussionists — hues as guitars and key- of the world’s existence. signed to manure duty as Snarky Puppy is a band as boards add their own emo- Snarky Puppy is the real part of the correctional caravan, a group that may tional inputs. deal in concert and “Immi- center’s wild horse train- need to start its day with a “Bling Bling,” by saxo- grance” has plenty of the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing program that a light roll call. phonist Chris Bullock, and liveliness and flow to emu- even starts to come back Matthias Schoenaerts stars in “The Mustang.” Winner of three Gram- League’s “Xavi” are rhyth- late the live experience.

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Amazon removes books that says there is no cure for vaccines causing autism connection with a 2017 The show had traveled were fakes. Consum- promoted an autism ‘cure’ autism spectrum dis- from search results. It Modigliani exhibit that through lesser-known er rights groups have order, only medications also plans to reject simi- was comprised mostly of venues before arriv- demanded refunds for NEW YORK (AP) — that can help some func- lar ads. fakes. ing in Genoa, where ticket buyers. Amazon has removed tion better. It also says The removal of the The Carabinieri the connection to the Italian prosecutors will books from its website there is no link between books from Amazon was art squad announced Ligurian-born artist now determine if there is vaccines and autism. Wednesday that the sus- and the upcoming 100th enough evidence to back that promoted “cures” first reported by NBC An Amazon.com Inc. pects include an artist anniversary of his death charges, which are then for autism, the latest News. spokeswoman confirmed who may have counter- in 2020 increased both decided by a preliminary major company to try the books were no longer Italian police identify 6 feited works of Amedeo public interest and ex- hearing judge. to limit the amount of available, but did not Modigliani, two collec- pert scrutiny. Modigliani died in misinformation related answer any additional suspects in fake tors, including an Ameri- The show hastily shut poverty, but his portraits to autism and the bogus questions. Modigliani show can who procured most of down three days be- featuring elongated faces notion that it’s caused by Last week, Facebook the contested works, the fore its scheduled close and necks are among the vaccines. announced it would ROME (AP) — Italy’s head of the agency that in 2017, with experts most recognizable art- The Center for Disease hide groups that spread art police say they have organized the exhibition saying that 20 of the 21 works of the early 20th Control and Prevention misinformation about identified six suspects in and its curator. paintings it displayed century. A8 THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS This is for the Founders Celebrating the arts

Diane Paulus, Terrie and Bradley Bloom artis- tic director for American Repertory Theater, ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE joined supporters of Peabody’s Black Box for This year’s honorees at My Brother’s Table’s 7th annual Founders’ Celebration are, from left, At- an evening celebrating the transformative torney James J. Carrigan, Natasha Soolkin, Joseph Esdra Jr. and Joseph Selby. Also honored this power of the arts on Wednesday. Pictured from year was the late Joseph Desmond Jr. The event, held Wednesday at Congregation Shirat Hayam, left are Thomas P. Costin Jr. of Nahant, Paulus, 55 Atlantic Ave., Swampscott, honored the founders of My Brother’s Table and their legacy, as Ralph James of Swampscott, RoAnn Costin of well as some of the special supporters who have helped it thrive through the years. Nahant and Jo Ann Simons of Swampscott. Stewart SEND US YOUR STUFF headlines WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, nominees PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR for NASCAR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Hall of Fame

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019 Olivia Matela comes through in the clutch for St. Mary’s By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF BOSTON — Olivia Matela’s game-winning 3-pointer with seconds remaining might not have been the way the St. Mary’s girls basketball team drew up its nal play. But with a bid in Saturday’s Division 3 state championship game on the line, the junior guard was more than ready. “I wanted the ball and I was waiting,” Matela said. “I saw Pam (Gonzalez) with the ball and I knew that this was my shot. I just had that mind- set that I knew this was going in.” And that’s exactly what happened. Matela’s 3-pointer from the wing gave the Spar- tans a 3-point lead and eventually lifted them to a 62-59 win over Archbishop Williams in the Divi- sion 3 state semi nals Wednesday at TD Garden. “It hasn’t sunk in yet,” Matela, who scored 12 ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE points, said. “I’m still in awe right now. I just keep smiling. I’m really happy. Obviously it’s not just Hood School’s Angie Niz Lopez (left) breaks me it’s the whole team effort. We are all just grate- away from Harrington School’s Camilla Ru- ful for everything and just have the chance to be nos (right) in the Lynn Elementary Basket- here. ball Tournament at Pickering Middle School. “We have been practicing this whole week and I ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK have been shooting pretty consistently,” Matela St. Mary’s guard Olivia Matela (right) hit the added. “I’m glad that it played out in the game the game-winning shot for the Spartans in the Lynn Elementary way I wanted it to.” Division 3 state semi nal Wednesday afternoon at MATELA, B2 TD Garden. Tournament tips off at Pickering East Lynn Little League to host

By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF fundraiser after January break-in LYNN — The Lynn Elementary Basketball Tourna- By Harold Rivera ment, now in its 42nd year, is one of the staples of the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR community. Tournament director Sean Morris probably puts it best when he says that the tournament is one of LYNN — One of the values Little League the few happenings that always brings the whole city to- baseball/softball teaches its players is team- gether. work. Those who play Little League learn the “It’s great to be a part of something like this,” said Mor- meaning of picking up their teammates ris, now in his seventh year at the head of the tourna- during tough moments and coming together ment. “I always say that there’s only a couple of things as one at young ages. that bring the whole city together, like the Christmas Teamwork is how the East Lynn Little parade and things like that. This is one of those things. League hopes to get back on its feet after a You’ve got kids from the Highlands, West Lynn, East January break-in left the organization puz- Lynn, Diamond District and everywhere else coming to zled. play here. They all come with smiles on their faces and “When I rst heard about the damages I have a great time competing, and it’s awesome to see.” had just been appointed president and I was The tournament, which started Wednesday at Picker- shaking my head,” said East Lynn President ing Middle School, is split into four divisions (Division Dan Johannson, who stepped into the posi- 1 boys, Division 1 girls, Division 2 boys and Division 2 tion in January. “We’re a league that’s trying girls) based on school enrollment. The tournament runs to put this together fairly quickly. We’ve been through March 29, when the city championships will be kind of behind. It was kind of a snowball ef- played. The all-star games will be played March 30. fect.” In addition to serving as the tournament director, Mor- The damages included smashed windows, a ris also serves as the head coach for the Lynn Woods girls broken door in the clubhouse, and stolen team. Balancing his directing duties with his coaching equipment. Johansson estimated the cost of duties took some getting used to in the rst few years, repairing the damages and stolen equipment but at this point Morris pretty much has it down pat. to be $2,500. But instead of letting the break- “It certainly took some time to get used to it at rst, but ITEM FILE PHOTO in cast a dark shadow on a bright upcoming for the most part I try to schedule our games for later in A broken window was just one of the acts of vandal- season, Johansson chose to keep a positive the day so I can focus on the tournament most of the time ism that took place at the East Lynn Little League mindset. until it’s time to coach,” Morris said. “It also depends on clubhouse back in January. EAST LYNN, B2 how deep we go in the tournament. When we won it a couple years ago I would say I was probably a little more focused on the team than the tournament, but then if you get eliminated early you can focus your attention on the tournament. So it all balances out.” Navigators add a pair of pitchers to roster One of the main themes of the tournament every year is teamwork and that sentiment is not lost on Morris, LYNN — The North Shore Navi- quite a bit so far this season and through his 5.1 innings of work. who gave a shout-out to all of the volunteers who help gators will have a pair of New York we expect them to be big contribu- The Delmar, N.Y., native was make the tournament run smoothly. native right-handers on their ros- tors to our pitching staff.” named both a Section II and Sub- “I’m pretty much running everything in terms of teams ter this summer as James Flood Flood has thrown scoreless ball urban Council First Team All-Star and players and coaches, but we have Lauren Powers and Arlo Marynczak signed to over two of his rst three colle- after going 4-1 with a 0.78 ERA as running the door and really making sure everything goes pitch for the Futures Collegiate giate appearances, earning a Feb. a senior. Marynczak struck out 53 smoothly on that end, which is a huge help. Lauren’s Baseball League club after com- 25 victory at Stetson after pitch- batters and allowed only 15 hits daughter Ashley and my brother Brendan (Morris) also pleting their freshman year to- ing 1.1 innings of one-hit ball. over 40 frames for Bethlehem Cen- help out at the table with scoring and things like that, gether at Siena College. Prior to joining Siena, the 6-foot, tral High School. and then we have the administrators and the custodians Director of Player Procurement 185-pounder nished his Red Stay tuned as the Navigators at the school who work with us as well to make sure ev- Joe Gill announced the signings Hook High School career by earn- will be announcing more additions erything runs smoothly. It’s truly a team effort.” on Wednesday. With these two ad- ing Honorable Mention All-Star to the roster in the coming weeks Wednesday was the rst day of the tournament, with ditions from the Saints of Loud- honors from the Poughkeepsie and months in preparation for three rst-round games getting played to kick off the ac- onville, N.Y., a total of 20 players Journal and played his summer the 2019 season. The team’s home tion. have of cially been named to the ball for the prestigious Taconic opener at Lynn’s Fraser Field is The day’s rst game pitted the Lady Hornets of Har- North Shore roster for the coming Rangers. Flood was one of the top slated for Saturday, June 1. rington against Hood’s Lady Hawks. Harrington broke summer. pitchers in New York as he earned “I’m very encouraged with how out to an early lead and never looked back en route to the “James and Arlo add to a group a spot on the Prep Baseball Report the roster’s coming together,” Gill 21-4 victory. Harrington’s Jayleen Novas and Camila Ru- of Division 1 players that is larg- East Futures Team. said. “Championships aren’t won A towering presence on the nos each had eight points in the win. Angie Niz Lopez er than the Navigators have had on paper but with the roster we mound at 6-foot-7 and 225 pounds, and Nakiiyah Womack each scored two points for Hood. in years,” said Gill. “We’re excited have assembled we think we can Marynczak has been a key mem- Harrington plays Tracy next Wednesday at 4 p.m. to welcome them both from Siena compete from day one. The Navi- College. Although they are both ber of the Siena bullpen early in gators are built for competitive ELEMENTARY, B2 freshmen, they have both worked the season with seven strikeouts baseball in 2019.” Patriots re-sign McCourty, make offers to Gordon and Jones FOXBOROUGH (AP) — The New En- one-year deal by the Patriots prior to gland Patriots’ twin combination in the last season, it means continuing playing secondary will remain intact for another alongside his twin brother and safety season. Devin McCourty. It also helps keep some A person familiar with the move says continuity in New England’s starting cornerback Jason McCourty has agreed secondary, which features the McCourty to a two-year deal to remain with the Su- brothers, safety Patrick Chung and cor- per Bowl champions. The person spoke nerback Stephon Gilmore. on the condition of anonymity to The Jason McCourty appeared in all 16 Associated Press because teams are not games during the 2018 season, including permitted to announce any moves until 12 starts at left cornerback. He nished later in the day. with one interception and 10 passes de- A second person familiar with a sepa- fensed. rate deal says defensive back Eric Rowe The Patriots aren’t ready to give up on will sign a one-year contract worth $4.5 the possibility of Josh Gordon playing million to join the Miami Dolphins. Rowe football again in New England. appeared in four games with the Patri- The team extended qualifying offers to ots last season (two starts) before being the restricted free agent receiver as well FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS as to defensive back Jonathan Jones on placed on season-ending injured reserve Wednesday. Brothers Jason (left) and Devin McCourty (right) will be playing togeth- with a groin injury. er again in 2019 after the Patriots re-signed Jason to a two-year deal. For McCourty, who was signed to a PATRIOTS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019 East Lynn Little League hopes to rebuild with the help of community

EAST LYNN From B1 “I decided a long time ago that when bad things hap- pen you have to persevere and push forward,” Johans- son said. “I wasn’t going to let it affect me, I wanted to be a good influence to the board, reaching out to kids and telling them they’ll have a good time playing ball.” Now, with a team effort from members of the commu- nity, East Lynn will look to raise money to help offset the costs. A fundraiser will be Friday, April 12 at Sa- lem’s Waterfront Hotel. The idea stemmed from a few East Lynn parents and gained traction from there. “Some of our players’ parents work at the hotel and they mentioned how the league was in trouble, being broken into and vandalized,” Johansson said. “And the owner moved very quickly to make all the necessary arrangements to help us put this on.” Admission to the fundraiser will cost $20 for adults and $10 for kids. All registered East Lynn players will be admitted free of charge. The fundraiser will run from ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 7 to 11 p.m. and will include raffles, hor d’oeuvres, a cash bar and a professional photo booth. Olivia Matela scored 12 points for St. Mary’s in a win over Archbishop Williams in the Division 3 “We want this to be a family friendly event where state semifinal Wednesday at TD Garden. people can come and know they’re supporting a great cause,” Johansson said. “I still remember when I was a kid playing Little League in my hometown. If you Spartans’ Matela shines in crunch time played, I don’t think you can forget. I just want every kid to be able to experience that.” MATELA where she was, exactly where she as the reason she was able to step up Organizing the fundraiser has been a true team ef- From B1 stands, so I passed her the ball and on defense. fort. Johansson gave credit to the Rockett Family of knew she would make it. I had faith “Last year I played point guard and Marblehead for the generosity shown toward East Flashback to a St. Mary’s timeout a in her and she had faith in herself.” I think that Williams still thinks of Lynn’s needs. He also applauded Ashley Spina, the East few moments before the game-win- While Matela stepped up late in me that way,” Gonzalez said. “But I Lynn Vice President of Fundraising. ner and the plan was a bit different. the game, Gonzalez also had been practice and I play the post. I think “All the credit here goes out to the Rockett family and Spartans coach Jeff Newhall was making a huge impact on defense that them assuming I’m a guard only his awesome employees,” Johansson said, “and I want hoping for Gonzalez to find Van guarding the Bishops leading scorer hurt them. She only scored two to give a big shout-out to my VP of fundraising, Ashley Nguyen for two, but when the play Jessica Knight (24 points). points against me. Stopping her Spina, who’s working tirelessly to promote this. We also didn’t pan out the way St. Mary’s “There’s a ton of different stories changed the whole game.” have great supporters in the community who’ll be pro- hoped, Gonzalez had to think fast. here,” Newhall said. “Obviously For the Spartans, a win to move on viding raffle items. All kinds of things are going on.” “(The original play) didn’t work there’s Olivia making the shot. I to Saturday’s state final tastes a bit Johansson hopes the fundraiser will bring the com- and then in a ‘refuse to lose’ manner thought the biggest thing was Pam sweeter knowing they beat a Catho- munity together. Pam goes and grabs the rebound,” covering Knight. She hurt us a few lic Central League rival, especially “I’m hoping to see a bunch of people come together, Newhall said. “The one constant in support a great cause and have a good time,” Johansson this is I told Matela to stay in the weeks ago at our place and she was after losing to Williams twice in the said. “There’s going to be a lot of good raffles. These corner. She was going to stay in there well on her way to hurting us again. regular season. people should just know they’re going to have fun. We’ll no matter what apparently because “We just tried a faster lineup with “It’s a great feeling just because we try to raise some money and we’ll have a good season of the play broke down and she never five guards,” Newhall added. “I’m not play them in the regular season,” baseball and softball.” moved. Now we got the ball and she’s sure how many points Knight had Gonzalez said. “They usually play Registration for those interested in playing baseball/ where she was on the previous play after that but it wasn’t as many. Pam very aggressive against us. I don’t softball in East Lynn ends Saturday. Those interested for that shot.” is super athletic. For Pam it was a want to talk bad about them but they in registering can sign up Saturday (until 3 p.m.) at After grabbing the rebound Gonza- matter of will and really a refuse to usually talk bad about us. It was Breed Middle School. lez had no doubts about where she lose. That senior mentality that you time for us to step up and show them get to this point and you either have what kind of team we are and how Harold Rivera can be reached at hrivera@itemlive. wanted to go with the ball next. it or you don’t.” we came together. I think beating com. “I knew that I had to find Olivia,” Gonzalez said. “I knew I couldn’t go Gonzalez credits her hard work on them was the best thing that has back up for a shot. I knew exactly improving her game inside the paint happened so far this season.” 42nd Lynn Elementary Tournament tips off ELEMENTARY From B1 The first boys game of the tournament was a Division 1 matchup between Tracy and Sisson. Tracy held a slim two-point lead going into the half but opened the second frame on a 10-0 run to take a 20-8 lead. Sisson countered with an 11-0 run of its own to make it a one point game with less than two minutes left. With Sisson trailing by one, Johan Plaza (nine points) attempted the game winning jump shot as time expired. Unfortunate- ly for the Eagles, the ball hit both sides of the rim and then fell to the side, giving Tracy the 25-24 victory. Yaniel Belliard chopped in five points in the loss. Johan Tavares scored eight points for Tracy de- spite being in foul trouble for most of the second half. Tracy’s Cameron Weaver led all scorers with 12 points. Tracy will play Connery next Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. In the last game of the day, Lynn Woods prevailed over Aborn in a defensive struggle, 10-2. Aborn’s Isabella Walcott and Lynn Woods’ Madison Desilets and Lily Mancaniello had a basket apiece while the Lady Wolves Katie Tartarini ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lead all scorers with six points. The Patriots have extended a qualifying offer Play resumes tomorrow with four more Harrington School’s Neveah Rivera brings the ball up the to suspended receiver Josh Gordon, who is a games at Pickering beginning at 3:15 court during the Lynn Elementary Basketball Tournament restricted free agent this year. p.m. at Pickering Middle School Wednesday. Patriots extend qualifying Nathan Eovaldi makes first spring training appearance offers to Josh Gordon and Jonathan Jones PATRIOTS From B1 They placed second-round tenders on both, meaning any team that signed them would have to send New En- gland back second-round draft picks as compensation. Gordon could rejoin New England only if he’s re- instated from his latest suspension for violating an agreement that allowed him to play after multiple drug suspensions. Gordon returned to the reserve/com- missioner suspended list indefinitely in December for breaking the terms of his reinstatement under the NFL substance abuse policy. He has been suspended several times by the NFL for violations of its drug policies since being drafted by the Browns in 2012. He missed the en- tire 2015 and 2016 seasons. Gordon’s outlook improved with New England last season, where he landed in September in a trade after the Browns felt it was time to cut ties with him. He had 40 receptions for 720 yards and three touchdowns with the Patriots, five years removed from an All-Pro season in 2013 with 87 catches for 1,646 yards and nine touchdowns. On Tuesday, Gordon seemed to address the impending tender offer from the Patriots when he wrote “Thank You Patriots,” along with a picture of himself, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and Julian Edelman on his In- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS stagram page . Nathan Eovaldi made his 2019 debut Wednesday afternoon in a loss to the Minnesota Twins. Gordon made about $790,000 last season with the Eovaldi pitched three innings and gave up one run on one hit with one strikeout. Patriots. THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY FRIDAY Boys Elementary Basketball Girls Elementary Basketball at Pickering Elementary at Pickering Elementary Brickett vs. Lincoln-Thomson (5:45) Ingalls vs. Ford (3:15) Lynn Woods vs. Shoemaker (7) Cobbett vs. Sisson (4:30) Girls Elementary Basketball Boys Elementary Basketball at Pickering Elementary at Pickering Elementary Connery vs. Drewicz (3:15) Callahan vs. Washington (5:45) Callahan vs. Washington (4:30) Sewell-Anderson vs. Aborn (7)

SPORTS BRIEFS Hibernian 5K Hibernian Hall at 105 Fed- eral St on Saturday, March Road Race 23 from noon to 4 p.m. during packet pick up or on The 10th annual Lynn race day beginning at 9 Hibernian 5K Road Race is a.m. The registration fee is scheduled for Sunday, $30. The first 500 regis- March 24 at 11a.m. Online tered runners will also be registration is available via given race shirts. There will Racewire at https://race- be a post-race party that wire.com/register. includes free food and live php?id=10042. Online reg- Irish music as well. istration closes at midnight More information and on March 20. After March race updates can be found 20, those interested may at https://sites.google.com/ register in person at the site/lynnhibernian5k/.

TV/RADIO TV MLB FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: Boston at Detroit...... MLB Network NBA Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell has agreed to a four-year, $52.5 million deal 7:30 p.m...... Sacramento at Boston...... NBCSB with the New York Jets. NHL 8 p.m...... Boston at Winnipeg...... NESN 8 p.m...... LA Lakers at Toronto...... TNT 10:30 p.m...... Dallas at Denver...... TNT Le’Veon Bell agrees to four-year, Men’s College Basketball 12 p.m...... La Salle vs. Rhode Island...... NBCSN 12 p.m...... TBA vs. Villanova...... FS1 $52.5 million deal with the Jets 12:30 p.m...... N.C. State vs. Virginia...... ESPN 12:30 p.m...... Iowa State vs. Baylor...... ESPN2 12:30 p.m...... Indiana vs. Ohio State...... Big Ten Network NEW YORK (AP) — Le’Veon Bell the stage name “Juice” — to glean in the NFL. His 128.9 yards from 1 p.m...... UConn vs. South Florida...... ESPNU sat out a full season while consider- any potential clues in his lyrics he scrimmage per game over his career 1 p.m...... Arkansas vs. Florida...... SEC Network ing where he’d make his next play- might have included about his next is the best mark in the NFL since 2:30 p.m...... George Washington vs. George Mason...... NBCSN making moves. football destination. the 1970 merger. 2:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Florida St...... ESPN Well-rested, motivated and armed The news, however, came as many Bell’s career reached a crossroads, 2:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Kansas St...... ESPN2 with a new contract, the star run- were in between tracks. however, last year when he declined 2:30 p.m...... Creighton vs. Xavier...... FS1 3 p.m...... Tulane at Memphis...... ESPNU ning back is joining Sam Darnold And, Bell was immediately a big- to sign his one-year, $14.4 million 3 p.m...... TBA vs. Maryland...... Big Ten Network and the New York Jets. time hit among the Jets and their franchise tender with the Steelers 3 p.m...... TBA vs. Nevada...... CBSSN Bell agreed to a deal early Wednes- fans. and made himself ineligible to play. 3:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Auburn...... SEC Network day morning, a person with direct “Welcome my brutha @LeVeon- It was an unprecedented move as 5:30 p.m...... San Diego St. at UNLV...... CBSSN knowledge of the negotiations told Bell,” linebacker Avery Williamson Bell — who received the franchise 6 p.m...... Saint Joseph’s vs. Duquesne...... NBCSN The Associated Press. The decision tweeted. tag in two straight years — skipped 7 p.m...... TBA vs. North Carolina...... ESPN ended months of speculation about “I’m in Miami brotha,” safety Jamal a season in his prime to preserve his 7 p.m...... TBA vs. Texas Tech...... ESPN2 where he’d resume his playing ca- Adams tweeted at Bell. “We going up long-term health and secure a big 7 p.m...... TBA vs. Marquette...... FS1 reer after six years with the Pitts- tonight!!!” payday. 7 p.m...... Penn State vs. Minnesota...... Big Ten Network 7 p.m...... Alabama vs. Mississippi...... SEC Network burgh Steelers. The deal gives Darnold and new Last month, Pittsburgh decided to 8 p.m...... SMU vs. Tulsa...... ESPNU The person spoke to the AP on con- coach Adam Gase a big-time play- not place the transition tag on Bell. 8:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Saint Louis...... NBCSN dition of anonymity because teams maker, arguably the best player at That cleared the running back to 9 p.m...... TBA vs. Duke...... ESPN can’t officially announce signings his position before Bell opted to sit become an unrestricted free agent 9 p.m...... Texas vs. Kansas...... ESPN2 until the start of the new league out all of last season rather than sign when the NFL’s new year begins 9 p.m...... TBA vs. Utah State...... CBSSN year Wednesday afternoon. a franchise tender with Pittsburgh. Wednesday. 9:30 p.m...... Georgetown vs. Seton Hall...... FS1 ESPN first reported the signing, The 27-year-old Bell is a two-time And the Jets pounced on a player 9:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Iowa...... Big Ten Network and said the deal is for four years AP All-Pro selection and three-time they think can help Darnold take 9:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Mississippi St...... SEC Network and $52.5 million — including $35 Pro Bowl pick who immediately up- their offense to another level — de- 10 p.m...... East Carolina vs. Wichita State...... ESPNU million guaranteed. grades the Jets’ backfield. spite the fact Bell hasn’t played 11:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Fresno St...... CBSSN Golf Bell, a former Michigan State star, New York still has Isaiah Crow- since Pittsburgh’s playoff loss to 1 p.m...... PGA Tour: The Players Championship...... Golf also announced his decision on Twit- ell, Elijah McGuire and Trenton Jacksonville on Jan. 14, 2018. That Skiing ter , saying: “I’m back in the green Cannon, but Crowell is likely to means it will be a span of 19 months 11 p.m...... World Cup Finals...... NBCSN baby, let’s get it.” be released after one season with in between game appearances by the Tennis Several teams were mentioned the team. Bilal Powell, the team’s time the preseason begins in August. 2 p.m...... BNP Paribas Open quarterfinals...... ESPNews throughout the past few days as fourth-round pick in 2011, is a free The Steelers drafted Bell with the 8 p.m...... BNP Paribas Open quarterfinals...... ESPNews having interest in signing Bell, with agent and unlikely to be back. 48th overall pick in 2013. He com- Radio the Jets consistently among them. Bell has rushed for 5,336 yards bined with quarterback Ben Roeth- MLB Many football fans and reporters and 35 touchdowns, and has 312 lisberger and wide receiver Antonio 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: Boston at Detroit...... WEEI-AM 850 took to their computers to download catches for 2,660 yards and seven Brown to form Pittsburgh’s “Kill- NBA the new album released at midnight scores as one of the most versatile er B’s” on offense, a potent trio of 7:30 p.m...... Sacramento at Boston...... WROR-FM 105.7 by the running back — who goes by and dangerous offensive players game-breaking talents. NHL 8 p.m...... Boston at Winnipeg...... WBZ-FM 98.5 Odell Beckham Jr.’s arrival makes Browns NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE instant contenders after years of struggle Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA x-Tampa Bay 70 53 13 4 110 272 183 Winnipeg 69 40 25 4 84 237 207 CLEVELAND (AP) — Beckham and defensive Boston 70 42 19 9 93 211 180 Nashville 71 39 27 5 83 212 192 Toronto 69 42 22 5 89 246 199 St. Louis 69 36 26 7 79 199 191 The Cleveland Browns end Olivier Vernon in ex- Montreal 70 37 26 7 81 211 208 Dallas 69 36 28 5 77 174 172 returned as an expansion change for guard Kevin Florida 69 30 27 12 72 224 234 Minnesota 70 33 29 8 74 191 205 Buffalo 69 30 30 9 69 194 221 Colorado 70 30 28 12 72 223 218 team in 1999. They be- Zeitler, safety Jabrill Pep- Detroit 70 24 36 10 58 189 241 Chicago 69 30 30 9 69 234 256 came a real one Tuesday pers, a 2019 first-round Ottawa 70 23 41 6 52 205 261 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA night. pick (No. 17 overall) and a GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Jose 70 43 19 8 94 254 214 It only took 20 mostly third-rounder (No. 95). Washington 70 41 22 7 89 240 217 Calgary 70 43 20 7 93 250 203 tortuous years — and one Beckham makes Cleve- N.Y. Islanders 69 40 22 7 87 200 168 Vegas 70 38 27 5 81 212 196 Pittsburgh 70 38 23 9 85 242 213 Arizona 70 35 30 5 75 187 196 tremendous trade. land cooler, the Browns a Carolina 69 38 24 7 83 208 191 Edmonton 69 31 31 7 69 195 223 With a shocking, block- must-watch on TV, and in Columbus 70 39 28 3 81 216 208 Vancouver 69 28 32 9 65 187 217 Philadelphia 69 34 27 8 76 212 228 Anaheim 71 28 34 9 65 164 216 buster deal for super- the words of quarterback N.Y. Rangers 69 28 28 13 69 198 227 Los Angeles 69 25 36 8 58 164 220 star wide receiver Odell Baker Mayfield, “danger- New Jersey 70 25 36 9 59 195 241 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. Beckham Jr., the Browns ous.” Wednesday’s Games Friday’s Games flipped the NFL on its hel- One-handed catches. Chicago at Toronto, 7 p.m. Carolina at Columbus, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Toronto, 7 p.m. met and instantaneously Prime-time matchups. N.Y. Rangers at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Vegas at Dallas, 8 p.m. changed their national Sold-out games. The Thursday’s Games Anaheim at Colorado, 9 p.m. Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Calgary, 9 p.m. perception. They’re the Browns changed over- Montreal vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Vet- New Jersey at Vancouver, 10 p.m. talk of the league, and for night. erans Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games the first time in forever, In landing Beckham, one Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Detroit, 1 p.m. St. Louis at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. it’s for the right reasons. of the game’s most electri- Tampa Bay at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Florida at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. No longer a punch- fying players, Cleveland Boston at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Columbus at Boston, 7 p.m. Dallas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Washington at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. ing bag, the Browns are has risen from unimag- Anaheim at Arizona, 10 p.m. Buffalo at Carolina, 7 p.m. punching back. From inable depths in just a Nashville at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Chicago at Montreal, 7 p.m. Florida at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Toronto at Ottawa, 7 p.m. hopeless to hope-filled. Fi- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS year. The Browns were nally. coming off a historic 0-16 Shortly after the The addition of receiver Odell Beckham Jr. season last March, still NBA league’s free-agent sign- could make the Cleveland Browns a serious con- searching for an elusive EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE ing period and its new tender in the AFC North. franchise quarterback Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB calendar year opened on and were prepared to en- x-Toronto 48 20 .706 — Houston 42 25 .627 — Wednesday, the Browns done deal, and it’s starting waiting decades for its be- ter the 2018 season with Philadelphia 43 25 .632 5 San Antonio 39 29 .574 3½ to sink in for Cleveland’s loved football team to re- Boston 41 27 .603 7 New Orleans 30 40 .429 13½ made their acquisition of coach Hue Jackson, who Brooklyn 36 33 .522 12½ Memphis 28 40 .412 14½ Beckham from the New impassioned and pained turn to glory. had guided them to a 1-31 New York 13 55 .191 35 Dallas 27 40 .403 15 Southeast Division Northwest Division York Giants official. It’s a fan base, which has been The Browns acquired record over two seasons. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 31 35 .470 — Denver 44 22 .667 — Orlando 31 37 .456 1 Oklahoma City 41 26 .612 3½ Charlotte 30 37 .448 1½ Portland 41 26 .612 3½ Baltimore signs Earl Thomas, Mark Ingram Washington 28 39 .418 3½ Utah 37 29 .561 7 Atlanta 23 45 .338 9 Minnesota 32 36 .471 13 Central Division Pacific Division BALTIMORE (AP) — The Balti- In addition, the Ravens formally an- A two-time 1,000-yard rusher, In- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB more Ravens finally made their move nounced the trade of quarterback Joe gram’s 4.7 yards per carry average x-Milwaukee 51 17 .750 — Golden State 45 21 .682 — Indiana 43 25 .632 8 L.A. Clippers 39 30 .565 7½ during the NFL’s free agent frenzy, Flacco to Denver for a fourth-round over the past five seasons tops all Detroit 34 32 .515 16 Sacramento 33 33 .500 12 securing running back Mark Ingram draft pick. NFL running backs. His 39 rushing Chicago 19 50 .275 32½ L.A. Lakers 31 36 .463 14½ Cleveland 17 51 .250 34 Phoenix 16 52 .235 30 and six-time Pro Bowl safety Earl The 29-year-old Ingram scored 50 touchdowns over that span ranks sec- Wednesday’s Games Charlotte at Washington, 7 p.m. Thomas on Wednesday. touchdowns during eight years with ond behind Todd Gurley (46). Brooklyn at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Detroit, 7 p.m. After losing receiver John Brown the New Orleans Saints. Arriving in Thomas, 29, arrives after a nine- Orlando at Washington, 7 p.m. Sacramento at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. and linebackers C.J. Mosley, Terrell Baltimore with 106 games of experi- year run with Seattle. He is expect- Detroit at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Miami, 8 p.m. Memphis at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Phoenix at Houston, 8 p.m. Suggs and Za’darius Smith earlier in ence, including 64 starts, Ingram pro- ed to replace free safety Eric Weddle, Golden State at Houston, 9:30 p.m. Portland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. the week, Ravens first-year general vides stability to a backfield that last who played three seasons in Balti- Utah at Phoenix, 10 p.m. New York at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Thursday’s Games Chicago at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. manager Eric DeCosta bounced back year counted heavily on rookie Gus more before being released last week. Cleveland at Orlando, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games to address two glaring needs. Edwards. Despite having his 2018 season Oklahoma City at Indiana, 7 p.m. Atlanta at Boston, 12:30 p.m. Sacramento at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Memphis at Washington, 7 p.m. Ingram agreed to terms on a three- Ingram has 204 receptions over the end with a broken left leg, Thomas L.A. Lakers at Toronto, 8 p.m. Phoenix at New Orleans, 7 p.m. year contract and Thomas accepted past five seasons and should fit well finished with three interceptions. No Minnesota at Utah, 9 p.m. Cleveland at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Dallas at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Golden State at Oklahoma City, 8:30 p.m. a four-year deal. Both contracts are into a controlled offense directed by one on the Ravens had more than two Friday’s Games Portland at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. pending the passing of physicals. quarterback Lamar Jackson. last year. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Listen carefully and decipher Your changing attitude will fit Creativity mixed with stamina Your ability to find what and You’ll slide into home plate if Put family and domestic mat- what’s actually being said. Ex- right in with the current eco- and common sense will lead who you need to expand your you give your all to a creative ters first. Listen to information aggeration and forcefulness nomic climate. More time pursuit. Whether forging a clos- you to the winner’s circle. The interests will lead you to suc- offered from experts, but make should not be allowed to sway spent organizing and preparing changes you make will add to er relationship with someone decisions keeping in mind ev- your opinion. Confusion and for new possibilities will pay cess. Network and share with or honing a talent or skill, much your popularity and gain you like-minded people. eryone who will be affected by delays can be expected. Ques- off, as long as you don’t pres- needed help. will be accomplished. them. tion everyone and everything. ent your plans prematurely. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Trust facts, not what someone AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) One step forward and three Look at every angle and con- Personal pampering and taking Don’t let the past limit what Spend more time honing your template outcomes. If you take tells you. Exaggeration, indul- you can do in the future. Put skills and making sure you can steps back. Don’t rush or make gence and emotional manip- time to relax should be on your your time, you will find that you old problems to rest so you live up to your claims. Sticking sudden changes without think- ulation should not be allowed agenda. A break will give you can find new ways to fill your to your priorities will ensure ing matters through. Look at will change your mind several to influence the choices you time to assess your position life with worthwhile activities that you don’t fall short and the big picture and make sub- times before coming up with make. Don’t reveal secrets or and consider how you should and interesting people. damage your reputation. tle changes. the best route. spread gossip. move forward.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Crime shows influence parents’ paranoia about the real world If you can see it, take total control DEAR ABBY: I dwell in subject being discussed Nicole Kidman was quoted a club ruff. So, the original a small, Southern and, I Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van and the tone in which the in “The Scotsman” as saying, East played a discouraging di- thought, safe hometown. Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, question is asked. Some- “When you relinquish the de- amond two, asking his partner I’m currently unemployed and was founded by her mother, times it ain’t what you say sire to control your future, you to shift at trick two. West got and therefore unable to af- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at as much as the way it can have more happiness.” the message, but he switched ford a place of my own. I comes across that makes A bridge player who does DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los to the heart queen. Declarer live with my parents. I others defensive. not worry about the later won that, drove out the spade have job-searched for Angeles, CA 90069. tricks in the play will usually ace and cruised home. months now for something DEAR ABBY: At the end the deal with less happi- East should have taken within walking distance. I about their overactive to ask for a source or to checkout counter I noticed ness or money, or both! control by overtaking with his pay for food with food spookiness? I can’t afford argue the point if I dis- the clerk had a tattoo in How should the defense diamond ace at trick one and stamps. But I can’t yet pay a treadmill. agree. the cleavage of her breasts. proceed in today’s deal after shifting to his club. Then he for transportation, insur- I am being told that do- I could see it because of West leads the diamond king could have won the next trick ance, necessities, etc. STEPPING OUT IN ing this is rude. I always her low-cut blouse. What’s against four spades? with his spade ace, put his My problem is, I love to ARKANSAS thought that if someone the correct protocol? The North hand was strong partner on lead with the dia- walk four to six times a makes a claim or state- Should I ignore the obvi- for a game-invitational limit mond queen and received the week for 30 minutes to an DEAR STEPPING: raise because it had only six ment, then it’s acceptable ous, or should I look closer lethal club ruff. hour. It helps me with de- When you leave for your losers (you deduct one loser for the people you are to be sure I am seeing it Take control when you know pression and boosts my walk, tell your parents ap- for a known 10-card or bet- talking with to ask where correctly? Should I compli- how to defeat a contract. self-esteem, health and proximately what time ter fit), but weak for a Jacoby the information came from ment her on her nice tat- wellness. It shouldn’t be a they can expect you back, Forcing Raise with only 10 or to disagree. And if some- too? What exactly am I to problem, right? Well, I’ve leaving yourself a few min- high-card points. one doesn’t want to risk do while she’s ringing up been warned several times utes’ leeway. Then silence When North opted for the their opinion being chal- my purchase? that I could get hit by a your cellphone and enjoy underbid, South raised to lenged, or isn’t absolutely vehicle, kidnapped and your walk. BAFFLED IN THE game because he had only sure the claim can with- even murdered if I contin- MIDWEST five-and-a-half losers (one ue to do it. (My parents DEAR ABBY: Is it stand scrutiny, they should spade, one heart, two dia- are TV crime show fans.) wrong to question some keep their mouth shut. IS DEAR BAFFLED: I’m monds and one-and-a-half Abby, I have spoken with belief or fact that someone it rude to ask, “Oh, what’s so glad you asked! What clubs, deducting half a loser the police in my area. They else has brought up? I’m your source for that?” or you should do is keep your for having the jack and 10). assure me it’s safe to be not in the habit of picking say, “The studies I’ve read eyes focused on the tally East could see three defen- out for a walk. Yet, if I’m fights or bringing up con- say that ...”? the computer monitor sive winners: two diamonds gone more than 15 or 20 troversial topics in social FRIENDLY shows to be sure the check- and the spade ace. From minutes, I receive inces- situations. But if someone DISCUSSION er is ringing up your pur- where might the fourth trick sant, ominous, foreboding else brings it up first or chase correctly. It’s the way come? warning calls on my cell- makes a verifiable claim, I DEAR FRIENDLY: I to make the “breast” of a The most likely answer was phone. What can I do think I’m within my rights think it depends upon the touchy situation.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT given by Leonard Tamburello to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Docket No. ES15P2463GD Docket No. ES19P0552EA nominee for Intercontinental Capital Group, Inc., its successors and assigns, dated NOTICE AND ORDER: INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE April 28, 2017 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Petition for Resignation or Deeds at Book 35834, Page 364, subsequently assigned to Wells Fargo Bank, Petition for Removal Estate of: N.A. by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for of Guardianship of a Minor N. Peter Anganis Intercontinental Capital Group, Inc., its successors and assigns by assignment Essex Probate and Family Court Also Known As: Nonder Peter Anganis recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 36 Federal Street Date of Death: December 06, 2018 36326, Page 356 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the Salem, MA 01970 Essex Division purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on March To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of 28, 2019 at 406 Chestnut Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises In the interests of Elizabeth Alexandra Galo Petitioner Gregory C. Demakis of Lynn MA described in said Mortgage, to wit: of Lynn, MA a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Minor Gregory C. Demakis of Lynn MA A certain parcel of land with all the buildings and structures now or hereinafter NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to standing or placed thereon, situated at 406 Chestnut Street, Lynn, in the county of 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Resign as Guardian of a Minor serve without surety on the bond. Essex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: or Petition for Removal of Guardian of a minor filed by: The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal NORTHEASTERLY by Chestnut Street, 50 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or Ericka E Barrios Soto on February 11, 2019 Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without formerly of Fitzgerald, 80 feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of said will be held 03/26/2019 08:30 AM Guardianship of Minor Hearing supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Fitzgerald 50 feet; and NORTHWESTERLY by Peach Street, 80 feet. Be all of said Located 36 Federal Street, Salem MA 01907 the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration measurements, more or less or however otherwise bounded and described. For my 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Title Reference see Deed herewith. Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. response, you need to: Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, File the original with the Court; and and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax Mail a copy to all interested parties at least five (5) business days before the Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in hearing. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. possession, and attorney's fees and costs. 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the Item: March 14, 2019 right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. 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By Sam Olukoya million people. More equip- of rebar and dust. Later it ASSOCIATED PRESS ment was brought in as nosed at concrete slabs. nightfall approached. With emotions high, a LAGOS, Nigeria — A As many as 100 children number of shirtless men three-story building col- had been in the primary jumped in to offer as- lapsed in Nigeria on school on the building’s top sistance, hacksaws and Wednesday with scores of floor, some witnesses said. mallets in hand. Some school children thought to More than 40 people had were barefoot. Some were be inside, setting off frantic been found “but for now I bare-handed. One held a rescue efforts in the coun- am not in a position to give water bottle in his teeth. try’s crowded commercial the number of dead,” Shi- The collapse came as capital. An emergency na Tiamiyu, general man- President Muhammadu management official said more than 40 people had ager of the Lagos State Buhari, newly elected to a been found but it was not Emergency Management second term, tries to im- yet clear how many died. Agency, told The Associat- prove groaning, inefficient FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press video ed Press. infrastructure in Africa’s It was not immediately most populous nation. Kenya’s president Saturday set fire to 105 tons of elephant ivory and more showed rescuers carry- than 1 ton of rhino horn, believed to be the largest stockpile ever destroyed, ing several dust-covered, clear why the building col- “Nigeria’s infrastructure in a dramatic statement against the trade in ivory and products from en- stunned-looking children lapsed. Such disasters are is generally less than half from the rubble, to cheers all too common in Nigeria, the size than in the aver- dangered species. from hundreds of people where new construction of- age sub-Saharan Africa who rushed to the scene. ten goes up without regu- country and only a fraction But the crowd quieted as latory oversight and floors of that in emerging market UN: Environment is a deadly and others were pulled out and are added to already un- economies,” the Interna- slung over people’s shoul- stable buildings. tional Monetary Fund has worsening mess, but not hopeless ders, unmoving. Lagos state Gov. Akin- noted. The children were hur- wunmi Ambode said build- “The perceived quality of The report is “a dramat- human health, air, water, ried through the crowd ings in the neighborhood, the infrastructure is low.” By Seth Borenstein and Christina Larson ic warning and a high-lev- land and biodiversity. Al- to ambulances. One man Ita Faji, should have un- There was no immediate ASSOCIATED PRESS el road map for what most all coastal cities and pressed his hands to a dergone integrity tests but comment from Buhari’s of- must be done to prevent small island nations are passing survivor’s head in landlords resisted. fice. Instead, as the rescue WASHINGTON — widespread disruption increasingly vulnerable to blessing. Hundreds of people stood work continued, the pres- Earth is sick with mul- and even irreversible de- flooding from rising seas Rescue efforts unfolded in narrow streets and on ident’s personal assistant tiple and worsening en- struction of planetary and extreme weather. in the densely populated rooftops of rusted, corru- posted on Twitter a photo vironmental ills killing life-support systems,” said Biodiversity neighborhood in Lagos, gated metal, watching res- of a gleaming new termi- millions of people yearly, a University of Michigan en- “A major species extinc- Nigeria’s commercial cap- cue efforts. A yellow exca- nal at the airport in the new U.N. report says. vironment dean Jonathan tion event, compromising ital and a city of some 20 vator scooped at the ruins capital, Abuja. Climate change, a global Overpeck, who wasn’t part planetary integrity and major extinction of ani- of the report. Earth’s capacity to meet mals and plants, a human Several other scientists human needs, is unfold- U.K. lawmakers vote against population soaring toward also praised the report, ing,” the report says, list- 10 billion, degraded land, which draws on existing ing threats to ecosystems, polluted air, and plas- science, data and maps. fisheries and other major no-deal Brexit, aim for delay tics, pesticides and hor- “This report clearly systems. It notes conser- mone-changing chemicals shows the connections vationists are divided soundingly rejected May’s ing against no-deal Brexit By Jill Lawless in the water are making between the environment on whether Earth is in a and Raf Casert divorce deal on Tuesday. wasn’t enough to stop it. the planet an increasing and human health and sixth mass extinction. ASSOCIATED PRESS Exiting the EU without a By law, Britain will leave unhealthy place for peo- well-being,” said Stuart Air pollution deal could mean major dis- the EU on March 29, with LONDON — In a ten- ple, says the scientific re- Pimm, a Duke University Not only are millions of ruptions for businesses and or without a deal, unless it tative first step toward port issued once every few ecologist. people dying each year, people in the U.K. and the cancels Brexit or secures a ending months of politi- years. Gupta and Ekins, envi- but unhealthy air espe- 27 remaining EU countries. delay. cal deadlock, British law- But it may not be too ronmental scientists in cially hurts “the elderly, In chaotic scenes that re- “There are only two ways makers voted Wednesday late. Amsterdam and London, very young, ill and poor,” vealed how May’s authority to leave the EU: with or to block the country from “There is every reason to said air pollution annu- the report says. leaving the European has been eroded by Brexit without a deal,” a Euro- be hopeful,” report co-ed- ally kills 7 million peo- Water pollution Union without a divorce battles, more than a dozen pean Commission official itors Joyeeta Gupta and ple worldwide and costs While 1.5 billion people agreement, triggering an pro-EU government minis- said. “The EU is prepared Paul Ekins told The Asso- society about $5 trillion. now get clean drinking attempt to delay that de- ters abstained rather than for both. To take no deal off ciated Press in an email. Water pollution, with as- water they lacked in 2000, parture, currently due to vote with her against rul- the table, it is not enough to “There is still time but the sociated diseases, kills an- water quality in many re- take place on March 29. ing out no-deal. vote against no deal — you window is closing fast.” other 1.4 million. gions has worsened, the Parliament is scheduled Speaking with a raspy have to agree to a deal.” The sixth Global Envi- The scientists said report says. to decide Thursday wheth- voice after weeks of relent- The official spoke on ronment Outlook, released the most important and Plastics and other litter er to put the brakes on less pressure, May hinted condition of anonymity be- Wednesday at a U.N. con- pressing problems facing have invaded every ocean Brexit, a vote set up after that she plans to make a cause of the sensitivity of ference in Nairobi, Kenya, humankind are global at all depths, the report lawmakers dealt yet anoth- third attempt to get law- the unresolved situation. painted a dire picture of a warming and loss of bio- says. er defeat to Prime Minister makers to support her Earlier, chief EU negotia- planet where environmen- diversity because they are Antibiotic resistance Theresa May amid a crisis Brexit deal, which they tor Michel Barnier warned tal problems interact with permanent and affect so People getting sick from over Britain’s departure have already rejected twice. that “the risk of a no-deal each other to make things many people in so many diseases caused by anti- from the EU. She said Parliament faced has never been higher.” even more dangerous for different ways. microbial resistant bacte- The lawmakers’ 321-278 a “fundamental choice” — a As Britain teeters ever people. It uses the word Climate change ria in water supplies could vote has political but not “short, technical extension” closer to the edge of the “risk” 561 times in a 740- “Time is running out to become a major cause of legal force, and does not if lawmakers approve a di- Brexit cliff, lawmakers are page report. prevent the irreversible death worldwide by 2050, entirely rule out a chaotic vorce deal with the EU in trying to seize control from The report concludes and dangerous impacts of unless something can be no-deal departure for Brit- the next week, or a much the divided and squabbling “unsustainable human climate change,” the re- done about it, the report ain. But it might ease jit- longer delay to Brexit if government, although it’s activities globally have port says, noting that un- says. ters spreading across the they don’t. far from clear if they can degraded the Earth’s eco- less something changes, Land degradation EU after lawmakers re- The EU warned that vot- agree on a way forward. systems, endangering the global temperatures will Land is getting less fer- ecological foundations of exceed the threshold of tile and useful. The report society.” warming — another 1.8 says degradation “hot But the same docu- degrees Fahrenheit above spots,” where it’s difficult ment says changes in the current temperatures — to grow crops, now cover way the world eats, buys that international agree- 29 percent of all land ar- things, gets its energy and ments call dangerous. eas. The rate of deforesta- handles its waste could The report details cli- tion has slowed but con- help fix the problems. mate change impacts on tinues.

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It was very satisfying Coronado is a legendary to Universal Studios and filling. property, one that has Florida, but I could have At one point, I heard hosted a long list of pres- sworn I was transported a brass band starting to idents over the years and to New Orleans. play and ran off to see even served as the back- As my friend Aman- what the commotion drop for Marilyn Monroe’s da and I approached was about. The dancers “Some Like it Hot.” what is usually the had taken to the streets The iconic property is park’s New York section, — some on stilts — and synonymous with luxury we quickly saw that it shook their arms and and elegance. But even the was dressed up like the hips to the music. Some most revered hotels need a French Quarter. 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Others resembled affectionately known by lo- unprecedented experiences date events of 800 to 1,000 and pool courtyard views. rade, brass bands, danc- bright birds, sequined cals) has begun implement- that will create memories guests. The new rooms are being ing in the streets and seahorses or clawed ing a $200 million master for generations to come.” The state-of-the-art crafted with families and plenty of food inspired by “crawdads.” plan that was created to be Key elements of the re- facility will feature a groups in mind, featuring New Orleans cuisine. This can be explained a roadmap for the beloved imagination include: 15,000-square-foot clear- flexibility of adjoining suite We opted to eat dessert from this year’s theme, property’s future. Arrival span ballroom with ap- options, fully equipped first and split a king cake. which is “party animals.” The significant effort will Hotel del Coronado is re- proximately 10,000 kitchens with premier ap- It proved to be a little Blake Braswell, show include a phased develop- storing its bygone sense of square feet of pre-function pliances and indoor-out- messy, but so good. Icing director for Universal’s ment to preserve, revital- arrival with a new land- and break-out meeting door gathering spaces with dripped onto the plate Mardi Gras, highlighted ize and produce new as- scaped entry featuring a space. The venue will open a fire feature. and sugar sprinkled my some of the critter cre- pects of the property. All of grand view of the iconic red onto a 14,000-square-foot The suites will be devel- lips. We needed the extra ations that attendees which is slated to be com- turret. great lawn with views of oped as whole-ownership, napkins we had grabbed. can expect to find at this plete in late 2021. A lush driveway will har- the Victorian building and limited term use condo- Amanda is a vegetari- year’s festivities. “We have a lot in store for ken back to the Victorian include a loading dock and miniums, presenting the an, so she couldn’t share “(The floats) cover ev- Hotel del Coronado,” said era with a new front facade kitchen. final opportunity to own my next samples, but I erything from the Arctic General Manager Harold inspired by the property’s Accommodations resort real estate at the had a chance to try some regions to jungles to flow- Rapoza Jr. “In 2018 The Del original front porch and Plans also include 142 iconic property. Additional gator bites and crab er beds and insects like celebrated its 130th anni- wide veranda featuring two new guestrooms, bringing enhancements are being etouffee. The gator tast- bees,” Braswell said. “My versary. Now we have the sets of entry stairs. the property’s room count to made to the existing 97 ed like a slightly chewy favorite is our swamp privilege of ushering in this Meetings 898. The new guest quarters California Cabana gues- version of chicken, but float. It’s very Florida. next chapter, in which we A new conference cen- will be developed adjacent trooms, including a design if the chicken also went It’s got all our crawdads rejuvenate The Del’s time- ter will be constructed on to the conference center on upgrade and the addition for a swim. If that makes and shrimp and char- less story with restorations the south side of the re- the south side of the resort, of outdoor fire pits, chaises sense. acters that are running and the addition of new, sort, which will accommo- with an array of ocean, bay and cabanas. The other dish involved around.”

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