Saugus TV Animated by Telly Award Win

THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2017 Swampscott plugs school spending gap

By Gayla Cawley School of cials struggled to achieve a free half-day program. ers’ union, which has rejected a proposed ITEM STAFF balanced budget, and initially faced a Superintendent Pamela Angelakis contract, and is potentially seeking high- $1.722 million spending gap. and other school of cials spent part of er raises. SWAMPSCOTT — After months of Of cials were able to reduce the gap to their public budget discussions lobby- Their lobbying was answered, as the scrambling to bridge a signi cant spend- $275,000, a gure they had been working ing town of cials for more than the pro- Board of Selectmen approved a $67.63 ing gap, and with the help of an 11th with for weeks, after $726,000 in salary jected $750,000 increase in town allo- million town budget last week, opting hour increase in town allocation, the reductions and $721,000 in expense re- cation, arguing that the gure wouldn’t to allocate an additional $200,000 to the School Committee approved a balanced ductions. Still faced with a substantial even cover their anticipated salary in- schools, or a $950,000 increase over last $30.41 million FY18 budget Wednesday gap to ll, the option of eliminating free creases. year. The selectmen approved allocating night. full-day kindergarten was oated, much The school committee is currently in $28,197,500 to the schools. The FY18 budget represents a 2.2 per- to the ire of many parents in town. A tu- contract negotiations with the Swamp- cent change over last year’s amount. ition full-day model was proposed with a scott Education Association, the teach- SWAMPSCOTT, A7 Saugus TV animated by Telly Award win

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Dr. Alina Reznik, an optometrist at Lynn Community Health Center, talks about In- ternational Women’s Day. Women juggle ‘Day Without’ and job reality

By Leah Dearborn ITEM STAFF LYNN — Solidarity for International Women’s Day took many different forms on Wednesday. Women were encouraged to take the day off from work, avoid shopping and wear red as part of A Day Without A Woman, an offshoot of the Women’s March that drew out thousands of protesters in January. By Bridget Turcotte which items are slowly moved in tiny in- John Prudent For many women across the North Shore, how- ITEM STAFF crements while being photographed contin- and Michelle ever, taking a break from the daily grind wasn’t uously. When the photographs are ipped Madar work on an option. SAUGUS — A miniature two-dimension- quickly, it creates the illusion the items are the set of their “I think if we weren’t here, women would suf- al version of Saugus and a technique that moving on their own. stop-motion ani- fer and that’s not contributing to the cause,” said dates back more than a century helped Sau- The style dates back to the late 1800s. In mation spot that gus TV score a bronze medal in a national Cindy Steger-Wilson, director of marketing and 1897, director and producer J. Stuart Black- won Saugus TV a competition. communications at Lynn Community Health Cen- ton and Albert E. Smith created “The Hump- bronze medal in Saugus TV, which is operated and over- ter. “We are celebrating by being here to serve the ty Dumpty Circus,” an animated short lm the 38th Annual seen by Saugus Community Television, Inc., women in our community.” using stop-motion animation. Telly Awards. took third place in the Public Interest and Saugus TV’s winning video follows a card- Lynn Community optometrist Dr. Alina Reznik Awareness category in the 38th Annual Tel- board gure as she travels home, turns on said she sees too many patients to even consider ly Awards for its two-minute, stop-motion the TV and watches actual footage of the ITEM PHOTO | taking a day off. animation “Saugus TV Stop-Motion Promo.” OWEN O’ROURKE Stop-motion animation is a technique in SAUGUS TV, A7 WOMEN, A7 Honoring Pickering principal states a legacy case for new school By Thomas Grillo do 21st century education,” he said. “Ev- in Lynn ITEM STAFF ery inch of space is used for something, former closets have been turned into of- LYNN — If you’re undecided or plan- By Gayla Cawley ces while counselors and music teach- ning to vote against construction of two ITEM STAFF ers are working in corridors. Come and middle schools in next week’s special LYNN — Margaret Connelly, 96, election, Kevin Rittershaus wants to see my school and compare it with what will be informally honored as the meet you. kids get at the new Marshall Middle oldest living City Hall retiree next The principal of the Pickering Mid- School.” week at the Porthole Restaurant, dle School has hundreds of reasons Rittershaus, who has worked at Pick- where her 48-year career with the why voters should vote yes. If ap- ering since the late 1990s and is now Department of Public Works will proved on Tuesday, the city would in his fourth year as principal, brought be celebrated. spend $188.5 million to build a The Item on a tour of the worn-out A celebration will be held for three-story middle school on Park- grade 6-8 school on Conomo Avenue Connelly, a lifelong Lynn resident land Avenue and a four-story one on Wednesday. and St. Mary’s High School grad- Commercial Street. uate, at the pub on March 16 at “This is an ancient building trying to PICKERING, A7 noon. Some of the attendees will include former City Hall employees, with most of them from the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE DPW department. In Sports In Travel Margaret Connelly is the oldest living INSIDE St. Mary’s boys hockey moves Inn at Diamond Cove CONNELLY, A7 retiree from Lynn City Hall at age 96. on to Division 1 North nal. B1 is a sparkling gem. B8 Getting the wrecking ball ready in Malden

By Steve Freker lic safety has been fenced off and closed to pe- Jefferson plans to transform the site into FOR THE ITEM destrian traf c, and demolition is expected to a $30 million residential/commercial mixed- take about two weeks. use development that will eventually include MALDEN — The new owners of City Hall With an August 2019 completion date, Jef- a permanent home for City Hall operations. and the former police station will begin de- ferson’s transit-oriented development across Construction is scheduled to start in the molishing the buildings in mid-April with the the street from one of the busiest MBTA spring. former Pleasant Street station razed rst to stations on the North Shore will include 325 Malden’s temporary seat of government now make way for new development. apartments, retail space, more than 300 park- operates on Pleasant Street, four blocks from Friday, March 10, 2017 Jefferson Apartment Group deposited $10 ing spaces and more than 40,000 square feet City Hall. The renewal project will build on 6-9 p.m. million with the city toward the site purchase. of condominium-based of ce space for city hall Lynn City Hall Auditorium The former seat of city government and pub- operations. MALDEN, A7

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Annabelle M. Pedro, 93 Timothy E. Ring, 62 Ryland J. Hines, 89

Mrs. Annabelle M. watching and caring LYNN — Timothy programs and fund- SAUGUS — Mr. Ryland grandson Jonathan Hines (Whitehead) Pedro, for her grandchildren E. Ring, 62, of Lynn, raising events. He J. Hines, age 89, died on and his wife Sophia of 93, formerly of Lynn, and great-grandchil- passed away on Sat- was an integral part Wednesday, March 8, at the Reading. Also survived by died Thursday, March dren. urday, March 4, at of linking the muse- Kaplan Family Hospice House his daughter-in-law Joanne 1, 2017, in Peabody She is survived Salem Hospital. Born um to Lynn schools, in Danvers. He was the hus- Hines of Peabody. He is pre- at the Brudnick Cen- by her four children, in Lynn, Tim was the developed a Lynn band of the late Jean (Acker) deceased by his son John ter for Living. James Edward Pe- son of Robert A. Ring History curriculum, Hines. Hines, brothers and sisters Annabelle was the dro, Jody Francis of Concord, Calif., and instructed work- Born in Lynn and raised in Al Hines and his wife Mar- devoted and beloved Pedro and his wife and the late Eileen shops for teachers Saugus, he was the son of the garet, Donald Hines, Helen wife of the late An- Margaret, Jeanne A. Ring. about the museum late James and Hilda (Kear- Melillo and her husband thony F. Pedro Jr. She was born Miriam Smith, Joy G. Pedro; Tim graduated from Lynn and the city’s rich history. ney) Hines. He was a gradu- Carmine, Gwen Walters and and raised in East Boston, the her grandchildren, James English High School (LEHS), Tim is survived by his be- ate of Saugus High School her husband Kenneth, Flor- daughter of the late James A. Pedro, Tanya E. Falco, Mi- Class of 1972, and Salem loved children, David and Di- and was a U.S. Army Korean ence Paragona and her hus- E. and Rose (Pignato) White- chael J. Pedro, Ann M. Made- State University, Class of ana Ring; his life partner Lau- War veteran. After retiring from band Anthony. head. She was a graduate of ria, Jamey T. Pedro, Brian D. 1976, with a Bachelor’s in ren Mezzetti and stepchildren National Grid as a lineman he Donations in Ryland’s East Boston High School. Carr-Smith, Scott W. Smith, Psychology. Tim was a Lynn David, Kristina, Garrett and took up golfing on a league memory may be made to the She had lived in Lynn for the Amy K. Smith, Jennifer A. Public Schools teacher for Marysa Mezzetti. He is also with the Blown Fuse Group Northeast Animal Shelter, 347 past 57 years. She retired as Como, Courtney J. Fitzger- 39 years at Cobbet Junior survived by his brother Robert from National Grid. He fre- Highland Ave., Salem, MA a medical records clerk from ald; 19 great-grandchildren, High School, Lynn Tech, and M. Ring and his wife Judy; his quently traveled to Florida to 01970. Union Hospital. and a sister, Adeline Hebert. Marshall Middle School and sister Colleen A. Ossman of visit with family and friends, Service information: Rel- Annabelle loved her family She was predeceased by her finished the last 15 years as Concord, Calif., and her hus- and to golf. Ryland enjoyed atives and friends are invit- and her home. She enjoyed youngest sister, Ruth Russell. a psychology and Lynn histo- band Terry. Tim was also the his trip to Nova Scotia with ed to attend visiting hours cooking and baking, and was Service information: In ry teacher at LEHS. His love stepfather to the late Kathleen his daughter Nancy and son- at the BISBEE-PORCELLA well-known in the neighbor- accordance to her wishes, of teaching and his genuine Barr, daughter of Karen Ma- in-law John. He loved to put- Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln hood for her baked goods. private funeral services were compassion for his students lionek of Lynn. ter around his house doing Ave., Saugus on Friday 4-8 She loved dogs and had a held in the SOLIMINE Fu- was evidenced by his deep in- Service information: A Cel- projects and he could fix just p.m. Funeral service in the dog in her home since child- neral Home, 426 Broadway, volvement within the school’s ebration of Life will be held about anything. funeral home on Saturday at hood. Annabelle also enjoyed Lynn, MA. Burial was in Puri- extracurricular activities such for Tim at Lynn English High Ryland leaves his lov- 9 a.m. Interment Riverside knitting, crocheting and ce- tan Lawn Memorial Park. Do- as the student council, senior School on Saturday, March ing daughter Nancy Cemetery, Saugus. ramics. Additionally, Anna- nations may be made to the yearbook, class advisor and 18, 2017 at 10:30 a.m. The Hines-Suarez and For directions and belle enjoyed cooking for and Parkinson’s Disease Founda- teacher at the school’s night event will be held in the her husband John of condolences www.Bis- hosting large family gatherings tion, 1359 Broadway, Suite program, LEEP. Among his school’s auditorium, located Saugus; his beloved beePorcella.com. where she took numerous 1509, New York, New York, many accomplishments, Tim at 50 Goodridge St., in Lynn. photos for her family albums. 10018. Guestbook at www. brought the school mascot, Relatives and friends are re- Yet, Annabelle’s true love was solimine.com. “Champ,” the bulldog statue, spectfully invited to attend. to LEHS and spearheaded Please enter at the Lincoln the restoration and preserva- Foyer. Bartholomew Cullinane, 80 tion of the Lincoln statue and Funeral services under the 1937-2017 foyer. His humble, easy-going direction of the SOLIMINE attitude and grand sense of Funeral Homes 426 Broad- WAKEFIELD — Bartholomew foundland, for which he was Mary McClatchey Fratantonio, 35 humor made him a favorite way (Rte 129), Lynn, will be “John” Cullinane, age 80, of very concerned for their wel- among students, faculty and private. Guestbook at www. Wakefield, passed away on fare. staff. solimine.com. Friday, March 3, 2017. He Bart is survived by his sister was born on Jan. 28, 1937, and two brothers; Mary Katin The family of Mary the thoughts, prayers, Tim was also a master Memorial donations may craftsman and former licensed be made to the “Tim Ring in Lynn, the son of the late and her husband Richard, of (Molly) McClatchey love and support Daniel and Nora (Driscoll) Lynn, Timothy Cullinane and Fratantonio sadly an- the community has auctioneer, specializing in an- Scholarship Fund,” payable tiques. During his years as to Lynn English High School, Cullinane. his wife Sabina, of Peabody, nounces her recent, showered on her and Bartholomew, also known and Daniel Cullinane Jr. and sudden passing. She her children. vice president of Lynn Muse- 50 Goodridge St., Lynn, MA, um, he developed educational 01902. as John, was a graduate of St. his wife Terry, of Topsfield. He was 35 years old. Molly is prede- Mary’s High School in Lynn, also leaves several nephews, Molly leaves be- ceased by her father, Class of 1954. He went on to nieces and spouses, James hind two beautiful Paul McClatchey of IN MEMORIAM graduate from Northeastern Katin and his wife Karen, of children who will be South Burlington, JOHN "JACK" BAKER 1946 ~ MARCH 9 ~ 2017 University with a Bachelor’s Portsmouth, R.I., Tanya Kirby raised by their grand- Vt. She leaves her ONLona HIS BIRTHDAY St. Cyr Abare, 83 Degree in Mechanical Engi- and her husband Douglas, of parents on Cape Cod. Molly mother, Joan and stepfather, Wishing a very happy birthday to neering. Halifax, Mass., Erin Matica and grew up on Nahant Road in Tom Kilbourne of Harwich Port, the most amazing man 1934-2017ever. Although you may be gone, you After college he joined the her husband Daniel, of Worth- Nahant; her beloved grandma, Mass. Molly is survived by will LonaNEVER beSt. forgotten. Cyr Aba You- are so ty for its dedicated U.S. Army, completed para- ington, Mass., Timothy Culli- Nancy Kennedy (Clune), lived three heartbroken brothers, Ian veryre, much83, passeda part of ouraway lives each philanthropy. trooper training at Fort Ben- nane and his wife Melanie, of just down the street on High- McClatchey of New York, Tom andpeacefully every day. on Tues- Survivors include ning, Ga., and served in France Boxford, James Cullinane, of land Road. Kilbourne of West Harwich and We Love you with all our hearts. day,Happy March Birthday, 7, Dad2017. / Papa. her husband, Jack and California. He received an Lynnfield, the late Sean Culli- Molly was a valued and Peter Kilbourne and his family LoveShe always, lost a Rhonda, long bat Dave,- Kyle Abare of Salem, N.H., honorable discharge with the nane, Dr. Daniel Cullinane and accomplished public school of Portland, Oregon. She also and Kayla, Renee, Glenn, Johnna, tle Brooklynwith Alzheimer’s and "G" xoxo her son, John Abare rank of Captain. his wife Marybeth, of Roches- special education teacher leaves an extended family of and Dementia. Over and his wife Denita Bartholomew worked as an ter, Minn., the late Kevin Culli- who strived to help struggling aunts, uncles and cousins to the last several years of Reno, Nev., her son engineer on jet engines at nane, and several grand-niec- students meet the high stan- cherish her memory. she INmoved MEMORIAM from her Paul Abare of North- General Electric Co., Lynn. He es and grand-nephews. dards of a Massachusetts Service information: Visi- PAUL F. LEBLANC home2013 in~ MARCHBoxford 9 ~ to2017 field, Vt., her son Da- also worked as an engineer Service information: His public education. She was tation is from 4-7 p.m. this HaverhillFOURTH Crossings ANNIVERSARY in Haver- vid Abare and his wife Kimber- at Raytheon on their missile funeral will be on Saturday an achiever in her own pro- Friday, March 10, 2017 at hill. ly of Salem, N.H., and her son program. For more than 30 at 8 a.m. from the SOLIMINE fessional pursuits, having at- JOHN LAWRENCE Funeral Lona was born Jan. 13, Mark Abare of Haverhill. She years he owned and operat- Funeral Home 426 Broadway tained a master’s degree from Home, 3778 Falmouth Road, 1934 in Lynn, the daughter of also leaves behind her broth- ed his own company, Eastern (Rte. 129), Lynn, followed by Lesley University. She was in Marstons Mills, Mass. Leo and Alliette (Plourde) St. er Robert St. Cyr of Milford, Process Instruments, located a funeral Mass at 9 a.m. in also halfway through a second Molly’sIN lineage MEMORIAM is linked to JOHN "JACK" BAKER Cyr. Lona graduated from St. N.H., her brother Normand in Lynn. Sacred Heart Church. Burial highly specialized master’s the Johnson1946 ~ MARCH family 9 ~of 2017 Nah- Jean de Baptist in West Lynn St. Cyr of Danvers, her brother He was an avid sportsman will be in St. Joseph Ceme- degree in English as a Second ant, whoseON HIS members BIRTHDAY were in 1952. Later, she graduated Richard St. Cyr of Manches- and loved hunting and fish- tery. Relatives and friends are Language. veryWishing active a veryin the happy town’s birthday his -to the most amazing man ever. from Salem Teacher’s College ter, N.H., and her sister Rita ing throughout Northern New respectfully invited to attend. Molly will be greatly missed toryAlthough for decades; you may shebe gone,will beyou in 1956, receiving a Bache- Surette of Reading, Mass. In England and Newfoundland, Visiting hours Friday 4-8 p.m. by her students, who showed interredwill NEVER in bea forgotten.Johnson You family are so lor’s Degree in Business. Lona addition, Lona leaves behind Canada. He was a benefactor Directions and guestbook at boundless affection for her. plotvery at much Greenlawn a part of ourCemetery lives each and every day. wasYou aremarried living in to our Jack hearts Abare, and her seven grandchildren, and four of the Micmac Tribe in New- www.solimine.com. She taught in New Bedford in Nahant.We Love you with all our hearts. belovedthe hearts husbandof those you of touched, 60 years great-grandchildren. The sev- and Hyannis, where she land- ForHappy anyone Birthday, wishing Dad /to Papa. con- onfor Aug. nothing 11, loved 1956, is ever in lostLynn at en grandchildren include Sa- ed her dream job at Barn- tributeLove always,in Molly’s Rhonda, memory,Dave, Kyle St.and Jean you dewere Baptist loved so Church. much. mantha Austin, Tabitha Smith, stable High School this past herand family Kayla, Renee,has establishedGlenn, Johnna, Lovingly remembered and sadly Brooklyn and "G" xoxo missed,Lona Mom taught and atPaul, Northfield Donna Vanessa Abare, Rachel Abare, Mark T. Currier, 61 September. She believed that a trust dedicated to support andHigh Larry, School Kristen in Northfield,and Jennifer, Vt., James P. Abare, David Abare, every student could be suc- the health and education of from 1956John toand 1957. T.J. In addi- and Garrett Abare. The four 1955-2017 cessful and was an inspiration her survivingIN MEMORIAM children, ages PAUL F. LEBLANC tion, Lona owned and man- great-grandchildren include, to them and to their families. 2 and2013 6. ~Donations MARCH 9 ~ 2017to the agedIN an MEMORIAM upscale hair salon in Mika Austin, Kelton Austin, LYNN — Mr. Mark T. Curri- was also a manager at The She was loved and admired Molly McClatcheyFOURTH ANNIVERSARY Fratanto- TopsfieldPAUL in F.LEBLANC the 1980s. Lona Lennox Delano, and Nickolas er, age 61, of Lynn, died on Tides Restaurant in Nahant for by her colleagues who, along nio Memorial Trust can be 2013 ~ MARCH 9 ~ 2017 Monday, March 6, 2017, at more than 20 years. will FOURTHbe remembered ANNIVERSARY as a faith- Delano. with her family, are devastated made via a GoFundMe web- ful and altruistic person. Lona Service information: Fam- his home, after being stricken Mark is survived by his by this incomprehensible loss. page established for this will also be remembered as a ily and friends are cordially suddenly. He was the loving brothers Willard H. Currier III Molly’s two children were the purpose, as well as by check person that gave considerable invited to attend her funer- husband of the late Marilyn and his wife Kathleen of Na- loves of her life and, no matter payable to the Molly M-F Me- time and energy to helping al Mass on Monday, March (Kinsey) Currier, who prede- ples, Fla., Wayne T. Currier and what hardships she personal- morial Trust, c/o Cape Cod people less fortunate. As a 13 at 10 a.m. in St. Mary’s ceased him in May of 2004. his wife Doris of Walkersville, ly endured, Molly made sure Five Cents Savings Bank, P.O. religious person, Lona con- Church, Andover Street, Born in Lynn on Oct. 11, Md, Matthew J. Currier and his that they were well cared for Box 10; Orleans, MA 02653, tributed significant time to Georgetown. Interment will 1955, Mark was the son of wife Donna of Lynn and Jason and thriving. She was com- or in person at any branch teaching CCD to children. In be held at the Norwich Uni- the late Willard H. Jr., and Pa- Currier of Belmont, Mass.; his mitted to providing a safe and of the Cape Cod Five Cents addition, Lona was active at versity Cemetery, Northfield, tricia A. (Conlin) Currier. He sister Kathleen Long and her loving environment for them SavingsYou are Bank. living in our hearts and St. Mary’s Church in George- Vt., at a later date. Calling was raised in Lynn and has husband Jack of Keene, N.H.; and was very close to achiev- Forthe onlinehearts of guestbookthose you touched, and town for many years. Some of Hours will be held on Sun- been a lifelong resident of his step-daughters Kristen ing her goal when her life was directions,for nothing please loved isvisit ever www. lost We think of you in silence, the city. Mark attended Lynn Garcia of Derry, N.H., Meredith and you were loved so much. herAnd interests make no outwardincluded show; rearing day from 1-5 p.m. in the cruelly taken away. Her family johnlawrencefuneralhome.Lovingly remembered and sadly ArabianFor what ithorses, means tocooking, lose you, gar- CONTE-GIAMBERARDINO Public Schools and graduated Hickey and Pamela Ingalls is grateful beyond words for com.missed, Mom and Paul, Donna deningNo oneand will swimming.ever know. As a Funeral Home, 14 Pleas- from Lynn English High School both of Stoneham, Mass.; and Larry, Kristen and Jennifer, You wished no one farewell, in 1974. He went on to receive his six grandchildren and four John and T.J. personNor evenwho saidwas goodbye. avid at raising ant St., Georgetown. For Youhorses, were goneLona before became we knew a mem it, - those who wish, Lona may his Bachelor’s Degree in His- great-grandchildren and many berAnd of theonly 4-HGod knowsclub in why. Boxford. be remembered through do- tory and a Master’s Degree in nieces, nephews and extend- IN MEMORIAM Your golden heart stopped beating, INJOHN MEMORIAM "JACK" BAKER IN MEMORIAM Some of her gardening and nations to the Alzheimer’s Education both at University ed family and friends. JOHN "JACK" BAKER PAUL F.LEBLANC With tender hands at rest. of Massachusetts, Boston. Service information: A Fu- 1946 ~ MARCH 9 ~ 2017 horseGod broke rearing our heartsoccurred to prove at her Research Foundation, 3152 ON HIS BIRTHDAY 2013 ~ MARCH 9 ~ 2017 ON HIS BIRTHDAY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY belovedHe only farm, takes Sugar the best. Hill Farm Little Road, Suite 146, Trini- Mark was a popular teacher neral service will be held on Wishing a very happy birthday to To some you may be forgotten, the most amazing man ever. in Northfield, Vt. She was a ty, FL 34655 or www.alzhei- at Lynn Classical High School Friday, March 10, 2017, in the most amazing man ever. To others, a part of the past; for many years and served the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, Although you may be gone, you trueBut to partner us who loved to heryou dearly,husband mersresearchfoundation. will NEVER be forgotten. You are so JackYour inmemory hosting will alwaysand sponsor last. - com. as a National Honor Society, 67 Ocean St. (Rt. 1A), Lynn, very much a part of our lives each Nothing can be more beautiful and every day. ing parties for his alma mater, For funeral home direc- Teacher Advisor. He helped MA at 11 a.m. Burial will and every day. Than the memories organize a yearly community be in Puritan Lawn Memori- We Love you with all our hearts. Norwichwe University.have of you. The part- tions, florists or accommo- Happy Birthday, Dad / Papa. Tonership us you wereof Jack something and Lona special. con- dations, please visit www. service event at My Brother’s al Park, Peabody. Relatives Love always, Rhonda, Dave, Kyle God must have thought so too. Table with the National Hon- and friends are respectfully and Kayla, Renee, Glenn, Johnna, tinues to be well known in the cgfuneralhomegeorgetown. and Kayla, Renee, Glenn, Johnna, Lovingly remembered and sadly or Society and spent many invited. Visitation period will Brooklyn and "G" xoxo missedNorwich by UniversityDad, Joanne, Communi Jimmy, - com. Dawn, Jennilee, Bradley, Aimee, hours as a volunteer. He was be prior to the service on IN MEMORIAM Julie, and Kailee a member of the Lynn Teach- Friday from 9-11 a.m. Dona- INPAUL MEMORIAM F. LEBLANC er’s Union and served as a tions in Mark’s memory may PAUL F. LEBLANC We think of you in silence, steward. be made to My Brother’s 2013 ~ MARCH 9 ~ 2017 And make no outward show; IN MEMORIAM FOURTH ANNIVERSARY For what it means to lose you, SANDY LEE AVERY Did you know? Mark was a musician, writ- Table, 98 Willow St., Lynn, No one will ever know. er and poet. He played guitar MA 01901. Directions and You wished no one farewell, Nor even said goodbye. and sang, often many of the online guestbook at www. You were gone before we knew it, songs that he composed. He solimine.com. And only God knows why. Your golden heart stopped beating, With tender hands at rest. God broke our hearts to prove He only takes the best. To some you may be forgotten, To others, a part of the past; Need to find But to us who loved you dearly, Your memory will always last. Home delivery an article? Nothing can be more beautiful You are living in our hearts and Than the memories Sandy Lee Avery, 71, formerly of subscribers the hearts of those you touched, we have of you. Lynn, passed away peacefully on for nothing loved is ever lost To us you were something special. March 5, 2017 at Carolina Rehab get FREE access Subscribe to and you were loved so much. God must have thought so too. located in Fayetteville, NC. A son Lovingly remembered and sadly Lovingly remembered and sadly of the late John F. and Jeanette to the e-edition on e-edition on missed, Mom and Paul, Donna missed by Dad, Joanne, Jimmy, Avery, Sandy is survived by 3 sons and Larry, Kristen and Jennifer, Dawn, Jennilee, Bradley, Aimee, 2 daughters and John and T.J. Julie, and Kailee several grandchildren!

IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM PAUL F.LEBLANC SANDY LEE AVERY 2013 ~ MARCH 9 ~ 2017 FOURTH ANNIVERSARY

Sandy Lee Avery, 71, formerly of Lynn, passed away peacefully on We think of you in silence, March 5, 2017 at Carolina Rehab And make no outward show; located in Fayetteville, NC. A son For what it means to lose you, of the late John F. and Jeanette No one will ever know. Avery, Sandy is survived by 3 sons You wished no one farewell, 2 daughters and Nor even said goodbye. several grandchildren! You were gone before we knew it, And only God knows why. Your golden heart stopped beating, With tender hands at rest. God broke our hearts to prove He only takes the best. To some you may be forgotten, To others, a part of the past; But to us who loved you dearly, Your memory will always last. Nothing can be more beautiful Than the memories we have of you. To us you were something special. God must have thought so too. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Dad, Joanne, Jimmy, Dawn, Jennilee, Bradley, Aimee, Julie, and Kailee

IN MEMORIAM SANDY LEE AVERY

Sandy Lee Avery, 71, formerly of Lynn, passed away peacefully on March 5, 2017 at Carolina Rehab located in Fayetteville, NC. A son of the late John F. and Jeanette Avery, Sandy is survived by 3 sons 2 daughters and several grandchildren! THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Revere launches HR department By Thomas Grillo tary. It does not say how nization responsible for all Leave Act procedures, ab- City Hall staff including ITEM STAFF much it will cost. the decisions, strategies, senteeism, discrimination the mayor and depart- 110 Munroe St. The report was em- factors, principles, opera- prevention and discipline ment heads. P.O. Box 5 REVERE — A new Uni- braced by Mayor Brian tions practices, functions, should be implemented; In addition, ordinanc- Lynn, MA 01903 versity of Massachusetts Arrigo, who has argued a activities and methods re- training should be provides, collective bargaining Customer Service study calls on the city to personnel department is lated to the management ed to department heads agreements, budgets and Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. create a Human Resourc- essential. of people. and supervisors on critical policies were reviewed. es Department, saying it’s Connecting “An interim HR consul- The study also said the policies. Revere has 425 employ- All Departments: critical to the operation of tant is now in place to recruitment and selection In what will be one of ees. The School Depart- 781-593-7700 a large municipality. begin implementing those processes should be cen- the more controversial ment employs 1,375. The In its 17-page report, Ext. 2 recommendations, and a tralized; a comprehensive aspects of the survey, re- city has 506 benefited re- the Edward J. Collins Jr. permanent HR director pay and classification sys- searchers said the resi- tirees. The city’s operating Classi ed Advertising Center for Public Manage- will be hired this year,” tem including job descrip- dency requirement should classi [email protected] budget is more than $170 ment recommended Re- said Arrigo in a statement. tions should be adopted; be scrapped in favor of a million. Subscriptions vere adopt a centralized The Society for Human policies governing conflict preference to employ city [email protected] personnel department, Resource Management of interest, ethics, criminal residents. Thomas Grillo can be Circulation with a director, benefits said HR is the formal offenders records inqui- The Collins Center team reached at tgrillo@item- [email protected] coordinator and a secre- structure within an orga- ries, Family and Medical conducted interviews with live.com. Ext. 3 Newsroom [email protected] [email protected] Baker wants Ext. 4 Sports [email protected] greater control Ext. 5 Retail and Online Advertising of water supply [email protected]

ADVERTISING By Steve LeBlanc “Massachusetts has a Ernie Carpenter, Jr. ASSOCIATED PRESS proud history of working Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 to protect and improve [email protected] BOSTON — Gov. Char- water quality, and this lie Baker is pushing leg- Bob Gunther legislation will provide Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 islation he said will give greater certainty for the Massachusetts greater [email protected] commonwealth once fed- control over protecting Ralph Mitchell eral authority for this the state’s water supply. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 program is placed into [email protected] The Republican filed a the hands of our state ex- bill Wednesday to let the Patricia Whalen perts,” Baker said. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 Massachusetts Depart- Baker said the Massa- [email protected] FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment of Environmental Protection administer a chusetts Department of BUSINESS OFFICE Members of OutVets, a group of gay military veterans, march in the an- Environmental Protection nual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in South Boston last year. federal water quality pro- Beth Bresnahan tection program run by is the best agency to over- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 see the program given the [email protected] the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. agency’s knowledge of lo- Susan J. Conti Gay vets: We’ve been denied Massachusetts is just cal waterbodies. Controller, ext. 1288 Some environmental [email protected] one of four states — along with New Hampshire, activists have questioned Ted Grant spot in St. Patrick’s parade whether the state would Publisher, ext. 1234 Idaho and New Mexico — [email protected] that still rely on the feder- commit the tax dollars needed to maintain the Marian Kinney By Mark Pratt the March 19 parade un- over the vote. al government to run the ext. 1212 ASSOCIATED PRESS less the council reversed “The freedom that we program. program. [email protected] course. possess to hold such an Known as the Nation- “Unless it’s adequate- BOSTON — A gay veter- Will Kraft “I will not tolerate dis- event as the St. Patrick’s al Pollutant Discharge ly funded, and it’s not, Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 ans group said Wednesday crimination in our city parade is due to the men Elimination System, the we have concerns,” said [email protected] it has been denied per- of any form,” he said in a and women who have program regulates public George Bachrach, presi- Jennifer Perez mission to march in this statement. spilled their blood in de- and private discharges dent of the Environmen- ext. 1205 year’s Boston St. Patrick’s Republican Gov. Charlie fense to this great nation, of wastewater and storm tal League of Massachu- [email protected] Day parade just two years Baker said he would not regardless of their race, water. setts. Carolina Trujillo after organizers made the participate either, while religion, gender or sexual Baker said his proposal The administration has Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 groundbreaking decision would give the state direct proposed spending $1.4 [email protected] Democratic U.S. Rep. orientation,” he said in a to allow gay groups to par- Seth Moulton called for letter to the council. oversight of water quality million in the 2018 fiscal Jim Wilson ticipate for the first time. monitoring, assessment, year to begin making the Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 a boycott of the parade. Democratic State Sen. [email protected] The veterans group, Out- Moulton, who served four Linda Dorcena Forry, and water quality stan- switch, including hiring Vets, said on its Facebook dards programs. 12 new employees. CIRCULATION tours of duty in Iraq, has whose district includes page that the reason for marched with OutVets South Boston, asked the Lisa Mahmoud the denial is unclear, but previously. council to reconsider. Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] “one can only assume it’s Restricting a veterans The vote left OutVets Comey: ‘You’re stuck because we are LGBTQ.” group from marching in leadership stunned. CLASSIFIED The South Boston Allied a parade that honors vet- “It’s disgusting and dis- Abbe Young Smith War Veterans Council, the erans “doesn’t make any graceful that they would with me for another Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] parade’s organizer, drew sense to me,” Baker said. do this to their own, be- immediate condemnation This year’s Chief Mar- cause we are veterans like Kerry Smith six and a half years’ Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 from Boston Mayor Mar- shal, Dan Magoon, the them,” said Bryan Bishop, [email protected] ty Walsh, who said he executive director of Mass an Air Force veteran who BOSTON (AP) — FBI would not participate in Fallen Heroes, resigned founded OutVets. Director James Comey NEWSROOM said Wednesday he plans Bill Brotherton to serve his entire 10-year Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] Fight over control of oldest US term, even as controversy swirls over his attempt to Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 rebut President Donald [email protected] synagogue at appeals court Trump’s claim that the Cheryl Charles Obama administration Night Editor, ext. 1278 By Michelle R. Smith tapped his phones during [email protected] ASSOCIATED PRESS the election. Leah M. Dearborn “You’re stuck with me Reporter, ext. 1317 BOSTON — Appeals for another 6½ years,” [email protected] court judges deciding the Comey said during a cy- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thomas Grillo fate of the nation’s oldest bersecurity conference at Reporter, ext. 1264 synagogue seemed skep- Boston College. FBI Director James [email protected] tical Wednesday about a Comey was appointed Comey gestures as he Spenser Hasak lower court’s decision to 3½ years ago by then-Pres- speaks on cyber secu- Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 put control of the building rity at the first Boston [email protected] ident Barack Obama. and a set of bells worth Controversy erupted Conference of Cyber Thor Jourgensen millions of dollars in the last weekend after Trump Security at Boston News Editor, ext. 1267 hands of the congregation [email protected] tweeted that Obama had College Wednesday. that worships there. tapped his phones at Steve Krause The nation’s oldest Jew- Trump Tower during the and private-sector busi- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 ish congregation, Shearith [email protected] election. Trump offered ness leaders. Israel in New York, ap- no evidence of his claim. He said the FBI is re- Katie Morrison pealed last year’s ruling Sports Reporter Comey asked the Justice newing a focus on the removing it as trustee of [email protected] Department to publicly re- challenges posed by en- the 250-year-old Touro Owen O’Rourke FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ject the allegation as false. cryption. He said there Photographer, ext. 1224 Synagogue in Newport, Comey did not reference should be a balance be- [email protected] R.I. A judge on the U.S. The Touro Synagogue, the nation’s oldest, stands in Newport, R.I. the wiretapping contro- tween privacy and the Anne Marie Tobin District Court in Provi- versy during his speech to FBI’s ability to lawfully Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 dence, R.I., had rejected law enforcement officials access information. [email protected] the New York congrega- year’s decision. and struggle for control Bridget Turcotte tion’s arguments that it “You keep going back to of Touro. In settling it, Reporter, ext. 1269 was the rightful owner history, but we’re dubious the Newport congregation Tour Ireland October 8-17, 2017 [email protected] of the synagogue and the it has anything to do with signed a lease in 1903 to Join Brian Corcoran along with Brack Tours of Dublin, David Wilson silver Colonial-era bells, this case,” Judge Sandra rent Touro from Congre- Ireland for the More Songs and Stories Tour to Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 called rimonim, which are Lynch told Gary Naftalis, gation Shearith Israel for Ireland. [email protected] valued at $7.4 million. a lawyer for the Newport $1 per year. We’ll visit Galway, The Cliffs of Moher, Kylemore Abbey, Ryan York A three-judge panel of congregation, Jeshuat Is- A 1945 agreement Knock Village and Shrine, Dingle, Dublin, Cong Village Copy Editor, ext. 1220 the 1st U.S. Circuit Court rael. among both sides and the of Quiet Man Movie, and so much more! 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E M. G D President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B Obamacare repeal fails on two big fronts John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant T J Fewer Americans will have health charge on premiums for a year for while helping millions of senior citi- Gordon R. Hall News Editor insurance if the Republican alter- those who go without insurance for zens pay for prescription drugs. The W J. K Monica Connell Healey two months may also scare off peo- GOP alternative may end up short- Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton native to the Affordable Care Act is ening the life of Medicare by half a J N. W Michael H. Shanahan enacted. ple who need the insurance. Chief Operating O cer Chairman That’s the crucial takeaway from Don’t be fooled by Republican decade or so. Planned Parenthood P the American Health Care Act, claims that “access to health insur- funding is on the chopping block, Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 because it goes to the heart of the ance” is akin to having actual health and the Medicaid expansion will be Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 phased out. Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 health and financial stability of ev- care coverage. Every American also Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 eryday Americans. has access to a BMW dealership — One of more astounding develop- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 The consensus from analysts from but only a relative handful can af- ments is that the party that lament- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 both sides of the political divide is ford to buy a new expensive luxury ed that Democrats “crammed” the Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 10 million or more people will lose car. That kind of thinking, though, ACA through the legislative process Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 — even though it included several Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 coverage under the plan, reversing seems to undergird the GOP plan, a trend from the past few years that as evidenced by Rep. Jason Chaffetz months of public debate and hear- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 saw the nation reach its lowest un- of Utah, who suggested poor people ings — plans to begin voting on the insured rate ever. could afford insurance if they just replacement before Congress’s offi- While health insurance is not a skipped their next iPhone purchase. cial scorekeeper can tell us what it panacea, it provides a firm foun- The American Health Care Act will cost. dation for the needy. An uninsured would make life easier for the From a political point-of-view, the person is more likely to experience healthy and wealthy and harder for American Health Care Act is non- higher rates of personal bankrupt- the sick and poor. sensical in that it solves few of the problems the GOP claimed need- cy. A lower coverage rate also could Premiums and deductibles are ed to be urgently addressed. More mean more people suffering from expected to increase. The richest EDITORIAL importantly, from a humanitarian otherwise preventable causes. The Americans would receive millions of standpoint, the proposal falls well Affordable Care Act, which extend- dollars in tax breaks as subsidies for short of President Donald Trump’s the poor are pared back. Corporate ed coverage to an additional 24 mil- promise to “cover everyone,” and it A great plan for Lynn lion people, saved tens of thousands executives would receive increased unnecessarily endangers lives. of lives every year. That progress pay with the removal of a cap on de- We support Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy in would be jeopardized. ductions. The above editorial appeared in her decision announced on Tuesday to hire a city The replacement of the individu- The ACA helped extend the life of The Charlotte Observer on Wednes- planner. al mandate with a 30 percent sur- Medicare by roughly a dozen years day. Hiring a planner will allow city officials to re- place the blunt instrument they are now using to craft Lynn’s development policy with a laser capable of precisely defining city objectives. To his credit, Lynn Economic Development and Industrial Corporation (EDIC) Executive Director James M. Cowdell advised Kennedy on the value of hiring a planner. Cowdell has played a major role since Kennedy took office in 2010 in propelling the city’s development goals forward. His fingerprints are on the progress made downtown and on the waterfront. But Cowdell heads a local agency with a specific mandate just as veteran Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development Executive Direc- tor Charles Gaeta has a mandate for his agency and Community Development Director James Marsh has one for his office. The exact parameters for the planning job are still to be defined, but we urge Kennedy to make sure the planning office is an autonomous city department. For her part, the mayor has made it clear the planner will be a different breed of cat than the city’s three directors. Successful planners in other communities demonstrate an ability to understand the big picture when it comes to their community’s growth and development objectives. They also understand the tiny mosaic pieces that compose that picture. A strong Lynn planner will have relationships with the agencies overseen by Gaeta, Marsh and Cowdell and he or she will also need to build deep community relationships. Former Planner Kevin R. Geaney, in a 1983 Item interview, discussed the relationship between planning professionals and local appointed and elected officials. The single word defining that relationship, in Geaney’s view, is “consensus.” With that watchword in mind, a city planner can READERS’ FORUM be viewed as a gatekeeper — someone who is an initial point of contact for a developer or business In your face signs as a political response against Friends and Influence People,” said with a relocation or expansion plan. A skilled plan- both President Trump and immigra- the first step is getting people to say ner can assess how a development vision or busi- in Swampscott tion restrictions. “yes” to something easy and then to ness idea fits into the city’s overall development Even before the article appeared, I ooze in other stuff you want them to To the Editor: plan and also assess how a proposal conforms with cautioned neighbors who pointed to agree to. I listen to people when they share or clashes with local zoning code and ordinances. the signs and asked, “What can be The ubiquitous lawn signs dis- with me what’s on their mind. But Lynn has benefited from the shared expertise wrong with love?” that if the signs play a giant “love” followed by “your when a person posts a sign in front and vision provided during Kennedy’s tenure by simply read, “Love your neighbor,” it neighbor” in slightly smaller words. Gaeta, Cowdell and Marsh. But progress has been of his house, it’s the same thing as a would have been enough. The smallest words on the signs are tempered by the lack of a single professional serv- person who repeats the exact same But look at all the additional the ones to really pay attention to. ing as a point person for someone viewing Lynn’s thing over and over and never shuts fine print tacked underneath those If large numbers of “fully human” potential for the first time. up. words. I told neighbors their signs people from certain Muslim coun- As Kennedy begins to define the planner’s job de- I find Swampscott’s ubiquitous look to me like they were composed tries — “religiously different” — scription, we invite her to research how communi- big red-and-white lawn placards in- as part of someone’s political agenda are so different that they devoutly ties such as Salem and Saugus, Boston and Somer- structing me which people to love to rather than simply as a general call believe it is their religious calling ville have used planners and how they define the be more arrestingly loud than any for people to be loving. to terrorize and kill Americans, planner’s role. “stop” sign. They are real eyesores. I don’t see diversity when I see a well, there is no reason why we The end result of that research is the successful Gayla Cawley’s article, “Swamp- half-dozen signs with the same ex- can’t love these people just as the hiring of a planner who can bring a laser focus to scott is showing signs of love” (Item act words in front of houses on a love sign preaches. the task of enhancing Lynn’s future. Feb. 28), exposes the political con- small Swampscott street. Dale Car- Hersh Goldman text of the signs. It depicted the negie in his bestseller, “How to Win Swampscott JAY AMBROSE Trump collusion with Russia? No evidence

He jumped off the cliff again, a great revelation instead of showing low-life skullduggery ernmental secrets behind bars, it Chinese, committed worse cy- or, to be literal about it, he tweet- a scatterbrained concoction by Hillary Clinton’s campaign set records threatening reporters ber crimes against Americans ed again. President Donald amounting to the most extraor- operations. There is no reason with jail time if they did not di- during the Obama administra- Trump came up with this thing dinary, all-out effort to delegiti- to think the ensuing leaks to vulge their anonymous sources. tion than the one concerning about President Barack Obama mize the election of a president the press affected the election Can you imagine the end-of-the- the 2016 election and with less spying on him seemingly based in modern American history. a whit, and keep in mind that world outcry if Trump should re- outcry. The obvious reason is on nothing at all, as headlines Amazingly enough, many of the chief weapon was truth. The sort to these tactics? that there was less of a political reminded us. Newspapers used the same Democrats now raising Russians were not making this It is worth mentioning in con- dividend. the phrase “no evidence” repeat- the worry once joined a number stuff up, and the American press nection with all this Russian None of this is by way of say- edly, as did talking heads on TV. of solemnly disturbed news com- was key to distributing it as the business that the Clintons made ing that Trump’s tweet about The question is why the ex- mentators on a lesser-if-similar kind of information it clearly a provable deal that hurt the pre-election Trump Tower act same phrase is not used as matter. They said it was oh, so thought the public had the right United States and helped Rus- phone tapping was in any way emphatically when The New crippling for our democracy that to know. sia and the Clintons’ financial justifiable — he was throwing York Times, Washington Post Trump would not say before the What should be far more status. The couple’s foundation serious accusations Obama’s and other news outlets report election that he would embrace disturbing to anyone worried got millions of dollars in dona- way apparently on the basis of about Trump minions possi- its outcome. What would this do about our democracy are gov- tions for steps helping uranium nothing much and once more bly colluding with Russians to to our democracy, they asked in ernmental leaks of classified in- interests to sell their product putting juvenility over temper- affect the outcome of the 2016 outrageous anger that’s all too formation apparently obtained and mines to the Russians, en- ance as president. presidential election. There is often utterly undetectable when by probing the Trump team. abling it to become the foremost The question is why others no evidence. The speculation something solid and real comes This is blatantly criminal stuff uranium power in the world. sinking even lower in a far more has no backing at all, no factual roaring down the tracks. that causes major news oper- Some 20 percent of American fundamental way is seen as jus- foundation whatsoever. There is To be sure, Russians do appear ations no more than a shrug of uranium was part of this deal tifiable by so many. nothing to sustain it beyond the to have messed with the elec- the shoulders even though the that also got Bill Clinton a wishful imaginings of desperate, tion, and no one can like that, Obama administration had an $500,000 check from a Kremlin Jay Ambrose is an op-ed col- partisan connivers. but as messing goes, this was interesting way of dealing with bank for a speech. umnist for Tribune News Ser- And yet the conjecture has not much. What they report- such shrugs. Also worth mentioning is that vice. Readers may email him at been ballyhooed as if it were edly did was get hold of emails To help stick the leakers of gov- the Russians, along with the [email protected]. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT COMING ATTRACTIONS Review: Stewart otherworldly in ‘Shopper’

By Lindsey Bahr intriguing and compellingly ASSOCIATED PRESS stylish portrait of grief and mourning. Director Olivier Assayas’s But, as you already know, bizarre but transfixing “Per- this isn’t just a ghost sto- sonal Shopper” is not some- ry, and “Personal Shopper” thing that lends itself to a whiplashes back from the simple description. Loosely, spiritual realm to the “real it’s about a young artist, world” of loaned couture and Maureen (Kristen Stewart), jewelry and Maureen’s un- who is coping (poorly) with fulfilled ambition. It’s there the recent death of her twin that Maureen starts making brother Lewis while work- contact with another kind of ing as a personal shopper spirit — the elusive being be- for a demanding Somebody hind the “unknown” number in Paris. that begins to light up her But it’s also a ghost sto- phone with an obsessive con- ry. And a mourning drama. sistency. This mysterious text And an erotic psychological messager gets under Mau- thriller. And a whodunit. reen’s skin pretty quickly. And a critique of celebrity What was initially bemused vapidity (sort of). It is, in annoyance turns quickly into short, all over the place. And an exciting lifeblood for her whatever the pieces add up as the texter asks provoca- to is rudely ambiguous. tive questions and encour- That’s not to say the piec- ages her to rebel a little (i.e. es aren’t thought-provoking. down some vodka and try on COURTESY PHOTOS Stewart is a beguiling lead, Kyra’s forbidden clothes). Goodnight Moonshine (Eben Pariser and Molly Venter) will perform at the me & thee coffee- once again playing an ordi- Never has a modern film house in Marblehead Friday night. nary person in close proximi- so astutely captured the ty to unfathomable fame and mundane but all-consuming Die laughing at ‘Dysentery’ wealth. In Assayas’s “Clouds experience of emotionally of Sils Maria” she was the charged texting. Instead of LYNN — Arts After Hours will present Soap personal assistant and close silly text clouds popping up and Rope Theatre’s production of “You Have confidant of a too often un- in the frame, Assayas takes Died of Dysentery!” on March 24 and 25, grateful actress. Here, she’s the viewer right to the phone 8 p.m., at LynnArts Black Box theater. This even more disconnected from screen and the tense fingers silly, hilarious show recently sold out perfor- her employer, who is some typing, sending, and waiting mances at Cinema Salem and Portsmouth, kind of wealthy model/hu- as the little bubbles tease N.H., Music Hall. manitarian/person about that another is coming. For anyone who doubted their decision to town. Instead of intellectual- And then things take quite caulk their wagon and float, or shoot more izing acting and Hollywood an unexpected turn for a pounds of meat than humanly possible to as in “Sils Maria,” here she’s film that thus far (besides carry, comes an original comedy about life unenthusiastically express- the apparitions) has been on the Oregon Trail. Join three intrepid ladies ing her creativity by picking pretty expectedly subdued. as they journey westward. The show’s cre- out designer wares for her Thank goodness for Stew- ators and actors Beth Pearson, Jill Rogati, boss, Kyra, and resisting art, who deftly guides the au- Anne Sablich and Dave Babcock said snake the temptation to try them dience along on this jumbled bites have never been so much fun and no on (she’s been told not to do journey. The always evolving oxen were harmed in the making of this play. that). actress is singular in excel- For tickets, $20-$25, go to artsafter- Maureen’s real obsession, ling at occupying this ordi- hours.com or call 781-205-4010. however, is trying to contact nary space despite her ex- her dead brother. They were traordinary fame off screen. Moonshine in Marblehead both mediums and made an That she’s already played an oath that if one died, the MARBLEHEAD — Goodnight Moonshine Honor Finnegan performs Saturday, March 18 at the Church assistant-type for Assayas deceased would contact the takes away a bit of the fun of will perform at the me & thee coffeehouse of St. Andrew in Marblehead. other. It’s why she’s staying seeing her as a normal bump- tomorrow night. Boston-based singer-song- in Paris at this terrible job writer, Alice Howe, opens the show at 8 p.m. ing up against the equally March 25 at 8 p.m. and not moving on to be Goodnight Moonshine’s Molly Venter and Kerrville winner unreal world of celebrity, but “Spirits” is a serene, flowing work with a with her boyfriend. Eben Pariser’s voices unite as one in harmony, Finnegan in concert in “Personal Shopper” she continuous rhythm choreographed by Artis- So Maureen spends nights gets to go a little more wild. but each musician adds a special element to regularly at Lewis’s home, every song. Music fans may recognize Ventner MARBLEHEAD — Saturday Night in Mar- tic Director Sallee Slagle. In the end, it might be too blehead will present New York singer- song- Tickets are available online at www.for- which is bordering on Miss much to ask that a story as a member of the trio Red Molly, currently Havisham-level decay de- on hiatus. Her husband, Pariser, is in the band writer Honor Finnegan in concert March 18 tystepsdance.org. Purchase tickets before about vague unfulfilled de- at 8, at the Church of St. Andrew. March 11 and receive an advance sales spite only being vacant for sire adds up to something Roosevelt Dime. The couple live in New Haven, three months. She stalks Conn., with their young son. Finnegan draws on her background in discount. General admission is $25 ($20 concrete, but this film that musical theater, improvisational comedy, advance), VIP is $45 ($35 advance). Bos- around corners and runs to- came out swinging crescen- The door charge for this show is $18 in ward the scary creaks in the advance and $21 at the door. Tickets are jazz, blues and traditional Irish folk music. ton Dance Alliance, senior and student tick- dos to a deeply unsatisfying She won a Kerrville New Folk award in 2013 ets are $18. VIP tickets include front-row empty home and tells her shrug. available at www.meandthee.org. brother’s old girlfriend that and a Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist award seating and a post-performance reception she definitely felt a presence. “Personal Shopper,” an in 2012. In addition, Finnegan has been a with the company at the home of Slagle. Free history talk While sparse for a modern IFC Films release, is rat- formal showcase artist at both the Northeast Limited tickets will be available at the door. ghost story, it is rather ef- ed R by the Motion Picture SALEM — Salem Maritime National His- and Southeast Regional Folk Alliances. All proceeds benefit Forty Steps Dance. toric Site will host a Talk Into History event, Admission is $15 at the door. The Church fective in its ability to terri- Association of America “for fy. When Maureen suspects some language, sexuality, “The Culinary Lives of John and Abigail of St. Andrew is at 135 Lafayette St. and is Books in Bloom show Adams,” tonight at 7, at National Park Ser- handicapped accessible. contact, she only wants nudity and a bloody violent vice Visitor Center, 2 New Liberty St. Author SAUGUS — Saugus Garden Club will hold more, and more and more. image.” Running time: 105 Rosana Y. Wan will share her interest in the Spring craft fair its third annual Books in Bloom Floral De- Her desperate grasp for de- minutes. Two and a half Adamses and their culinary history, includ- sign Show March 17 and 18. The event is finitive meaning presents an stars out of four. ing the traditional New England fare they LYNN — First Church of Christ in Lynn, co-sponsored by the New Friends of the ate and the influences from their interna- Congregational, 678 Lynnfield St., will host Saugus Public Library, and displays of flow- tional travels. Admission is free. Call 978- its Spring Craft Fair, Saturday, May 6, 9 a.m. er arrangements interpreting a book’s title, 740-1650 for information. to 3 p.m. Offered will be homemade jewelry, cover or theme will be staged throughout floral arrangements and other items, Moth- the library. The public is invited to partici- Rock for a Reason er’s Day gifts, baked goods, a lobster roll pate. Entry forms with guidelines are avail- luncheon and more. Tables are available to able at the library or may be requested by LYNN — The inaugural Rock for a Reason rent for $25 each. If interested, please con- e-mailing [email protected] or calling fundraiser will take place at the Knights tact the church office at 781-599-3170. of Pythias, 251 Maple St., on Saturday, Randy at 781-231-0877 and the form will 6-11:30 p.m. Music will be provided by ‘Spirits’ at Forty steps be emailed or snail-mailed back to you. local bands Set The Nation, The Dirty Floor- Forms must be received by Tuesday; set- boards, Monkey Knife Fight and Treading NAHANT — Modern dance company Forty up and staging will be March 16. For more Water. There will be raffles and food. Admis- Steps Dance will debut their complete work information, contact co-presidents Lorraine sion is $15. Proceeds will benefit My Broth- “Spirits” along with other new works and at [email protected] 781-233-7541 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS er’s Table and the Melanson Charitable Cor- repertory favorites at their annual spring or Donna [email protected] 781- poration Open Arms Scholarship. concert at Nahant Town Hall on Saturday, 233-5640. Kristen Stewart stars in “Personal Shopper.”

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All address information, particu- Theft accident at 2:16 p.m. Tuesday Police investigating larly arrests, reflect police records. In on Priscilla Lane; at 3:25 p.m. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, A report of a larceny at 1:48 Tuesday at 550 Lowell St. and p.m. Tuesday at 38 Sylvia St.; it is the sole responsibility of the con- 232 Newbury St.; at 5:27 p.m. at 3:41 p.m. Tuesday at Tracy Tuesday at 7 Summit St. and cerned party to contact the relevant shooting in Lynn Elementary School at 32 Wal- 33 Centennial Drive; at 8:32 police department and have the de- nut St.; at 3:55 p.m. Tuesday a.m. Wednesday at Holden Oil partment issue a notice of correction at 525 Lynnway; at 3:02 a.m. at 91 Lynnfield St.; at 8:45 By Gayla Cawley Apartment 8, a 25-year- above the damaged unit, to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Wednesday at 25 Hamilton a.m. Wednesday at Andover ITEM STAFF old man, let them in and and found no one there, ifications will not be made without Ave.; at 9:05 a.m. Wednesday Street and Route 128 South; showed officers a bullet but they did see a bullet LYNN — Police are in- hole in the living room express notice of change from the at 3 Kingsley Terrace; at 9:52 at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday at 35 hole going down to the a.m. Wednesday at 28 Notting- vestigating after a shoot- ceiling. He also showed other floor, Donnelly said. arresting police department. Sutton St. ham Court. ing left an Eastern Ave- police a discharged round The incident is under in- A report of motor vehicle Complaints nue apartment damaged on the floor, and told them vestigation. LYNN theft at 2:50 p.m. Tuesday at on Tuesday. the shooting had just hap- 29 New Ocean St.; at 2:16 A report of a disturbance at Police responded to a pened, Lynn Police Lt. Gayla Cawley can be Arrests p.m. Wednesday at 534 Essex 9:20 p.m. Tuesday at Maddy’s report of gunshots at 629 Rick Donnelly said. reached at gcawley@item- St. Car Wash at 300 Andover St. Eastern Ave. shortly af- Officers went to the up- live.com. Follow her on Phyllis Danieli, of 30 Frank- Loud music was reported; at ter 4 p.m. The resident of stairs apartment, directly Twitter @GaylaCawley. lin St., was arrested on a 4:58 a.m. Wednesday on Ava- warrant charge of shoplifting MARBLEHEAD lon Drive. A caller reported a by asportation at 3:03 p.m. car by the dumpsters playing Wednesday. Arrest abnormally loud music. Police Medford screwdriver attack Marc Grogan, 25, of 70 Heidi L. Mohrlang, 51, of reported there were no vehicles Granite St., was arrested and 21 Edge St., Ipswich, was ar- playing music on the property; suspect held without bail charged with malicious dam- rested on a warrant at 10:59 at 5:32 a.m. Wednesday at age to a motor vehicle at 1:25 p.m. Tuesday. Five Guys at 227 Andover St. p.m. Wednesday. Police gave a disposal trash By Steve Freker with intent to maim; may- life-threatening and said John McHale, 51, of 770 Accidents truck driver a warning for pick- FOR THE ITEM hem; and disorderly con- Dornevil and the victim did Mass Ave., Cambridge, was ar- ing up garbage before 7 a.m. duct, Tuesday in Somerville not know one another. MEDFORD — A local rested on a courtesy booking A report of a pedestrian hit and would issue a citation in District Court, according to Massachusetts State at 1:45 p.m. Wednesday. by a motor vehicle at 1:19 the future if it happens again. man charged with attack- a Middlesex District Attor- Police were called to the Jose Minaya, 56, of 137 p.m. Tuesday at Pleasant and A report of suspicious activ- ing a man with a screw- ney’s office representative. Station Landing commer- Alley St., was arrested and School streets. Police reported ity at 10:55 p.m. Tuesday at driver was ordered held Prosecutors said Dornevil cial complex at Wellington charged with unlicensed oper- the male hit was conscious Lowell Street and Route 128 without bail until a dan- stabbed the victim in the Circle at 9:30 a.m. State ation of a motor vehicle, leav- and alert. One person was tak- North. A caller reported a male gerousness hearing next head with the screwdriver troopers located Dornevil ing the scene of property dam- en to Salem Hospital. crawling in front of a vehicle. Tuesday. outside a Station Land- at the nearby Welling- age, failure to stop for police A report of a motor vehicle Police reported checking the Junior Dornevil, 28, ing coffee shop as the man ton MBTA station with and number plate violation at accident at 4:12 p.m. Tuesday area and there were no cars pleaded not guilty to as- tied his shoes. Authorities the screwdriver allegedly 2:57 p.m. Wednesday. on Elm Street. in the vicinity; at 1:16 a.m. sault and battery with a described the man’s in- used in the incident in his Wednesday at 6 Sylvia Road. dangerous weapon; assault juries as serious but non possession. Accidents Complaints A caller reported an unknown person was in her car look- A report of a motor vehicle A report of suspicious ac- ing through it. Police reported accident at 2:45 p.m. Tuesday tivity at 3:11 p.m. Tuesday the concerns were unfounded Decapitation case: Suspect at Zimman’s at 80 Market St.; on Rockaway Avenue. A caller and that the car was securely at 8:19 p.m. Tuesday at Al- reported she heard her dogs locked. len Avenue and Cook Street; bark and then footsteps in says he ‘felt like’ killing mom at 7:31 a.m. Wednesday at the house. Police reported the Theft 330 Maple St.; at 7:31 a.m. front door was open. By Jonathan Drew old son, is Yesenia Beatriz Wednesday at Ford and Maple A report of a road rage inci- A larceny of agenda books ASSOCIATED PRESS Funez Machado, 35. The streets; at 7:38 a.m. Wednes- dent at 4:41 p.m. Tuesday at was reported at 1:26 p.m. suspect was from Hondu- day at 668 Chestnut St.; at Leggs Hill Road and Tedesco Wednesday at 6 Sylvia Road. LOUISBURG, N.C. — A ras and in the U.S. illegal- 8:21 a.m. Wednesday at Fay Street. A caller reported she man accused of decapi- ly, said U.S. Immigration Street and Western Avenue; at got into a road rage incident Vandalism tating his mother told au- and Customs Enforcement 8:32 a.m. Wednesday at 42 while driving to the YMCA on thorities that he stabbed spokesman Bryan Cox. A report of vandalism at her numerous times be- Lincoln St. Leggs Hill Road and stated He was charged Monday 4:29 p.m. Tuesday at T.J. Maxx cause he “felt like it,” ac- A report of a motor vehicle a man driving a white Honda with first-degree murder, at 637 Lowell St. The driver’s cording to newly released hit and run accident at 3:59 utility pulled in front of her “al- according to the arrest side of a car was keyed. court documents. p.m. Tuesday at 793 Lynnway. most like blocking me in.” She warrant. A search war- The suspect told a stated he pulled a “green vest rant indicates the depu- 911 dispatcher that he Assaults out of the car that” as he was REVERE ties found his mother’s yelling at her and told her “he stabbed his mother eight A report of an assault and times and left the knife in body between the kitchen was yelling that he was going Arrests and living room, and that battery at 6:27 p.m. Tuesday to take (her) plate down” and her mouth, according to a on Essex Street. Branden D. Bannister, 28, copy of the search warrant two younger siblings were claimed that he was a police in the house as well. officer. Police reported the of 8 Coventry St., Apt. 42, Rox- filed Tuesday afternoon PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Breaking and Entering bury, was arrested on a war- District Attorney Mike man’s plate number came up with the court clerk. Oliver Funes Mach- rant at 4:32 p.m. Tuesday. Waters said officials were A report of a breaking and as out of Danvers. Danvers Po- Asked why he killed her, ada is accused of de- lice stated they were familiar Fabio Leon Jimenez, 51, of he told the dispatcher “be- seeking a mental evalu- entering at 9:16 a.m. Wednes- 10 Yeamans St., Apt. 22, was capitating his mother. ation of the suspect, and day at 52 Oakville St. with the man. cause I felt like it,” accord- arrested on a warrant at 5:59 ing to the court document. that his apparent mental A report of a disturbance at a knife in one hand and a.m. Tuesday. When asked whether he issues could delay uncov- Complaints 10:59 p.m. Tuesday on Widger a severed human head in had checked to see if his ering a motive for weeks Road. A caller reported an SUV the other,” the court docu- parked in front of her house Accidents mother was still breath- or months. The warrants A report of a gunshot at 4:11 ments state. The warrants blasting music for more than ing, he responded: “She’s say he was on four medi- p.m. Tuesday at 629 Eastern A report of a motor vehicle say a large, bloody kitch- Ave.; at 5:13 a.m. Wednesday 20 minutes. Heidi L. Mohrlang, dead.” cations for a psychiatric accident at 8:43 a.m. Tuesday en knife and the mother’s at 34 Hanover St. 51, of 21 Edge St., Ipswich, He also told the dis- condition, but don’t elab- at Rumney Marsh on American head were collected from orate. A report of a disturbance at was arrested on a warrant; at Legion Highway; at 6:09 p.m. patcher his 4-year-old sis- 4:16 p.m. Tuesday at Discount 11:19 p.m. Tuesday on Creesy ter and 2-year-old brother the front yard by investi- “He’s a pretty profound- Tuesday at GNC on Squire gators. ly disturbed young man,” Liquors at 3 Market Square; at Street. Road. were in the house in Zeb- 6:09 p.m. Tuesday at JME at ulon, about 30 miles east The exact spelling of the his public defender, attor- suspect’s name was un- 164 Blossom St.; at 7:21 p.m. Fire Complaints of Raleigh, and his father ney C. Boyd Sturges III, Tuesday at 111 Eutaw Ave.; was elsewhere. Authori- clear. Local court records said Tuesday after speak- at 9:40 p.m. Tuesday at 348 A report of an oven fire at A report of a disturbance at ties say the younger chil- list him as Oliver Funes ing with him in the jail. Chestnut St.; at 12:19 a.m. 10:34 a.m. Tuesday on Heri- 8:49 a.m. Tuesday on Fowler dren were not hurt, and Machada; federal records The suspect was being Wednesday at 106 Chestnut tage Way. A caller reported she Avenue; at 4:16 p.m. Tuesday a teenage brother was at as Oliver Funes Macha- transferred to a prison St.; at 2:28 a.m. Wednesday had an oven fire and was able on Beach Street; at 10:26 school. do. The mother’s name, in Raleigh, and his next at 63 Lynnway; at 11:04 a.m. to extinguish it, but the house p.m. Tuesday on Cleveland The first deputy on the according to local author- court appearance was set Wednesday on Blossom Street. was very smoky. Street. scene saw the suspect ities who received the in- for next Tuesday, Waters leave the house “carrying formation from a 14-year- said. Overdose PEABODY Vandalism A report of an overdose at Accidents A report of vandalism at Police say NH woman in labor 7:43 p.m. Tuesday on Chase 9:55 p.m. Tuesday at Planet Street. A report of a motor vehicle Fitness on Charger Street. demanded heroin, meth injection By Kathy lance. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS McCormack A police affidavit said ASSOCIATED PRESS while at the hospital, the ed the model for former had indicated they were Warren says GOP health care baby was in stable con- President Barack Obama’s unlikely to approve an plan ‘fundamentally cruel’ CONCORD, N.H. — A dition but was breathing 2010 health care law. extension even if one was woman in labor demand- rapidly, something that requested. BOSTON (AP) — Sen. ed a friend inject her with could have been caused Elizabeth Warren says Baker: No plans to extend T’s heroin and methamphet- by a number of conditions. the health care bill rolled privatization powers Surviving witness in amine before firefighters His urine was positive for out by Republicans is Hernandez case recalls ‘panic’ arrived at their home and methamphetamine and “fundamentally cruel” BOSTON (AP) — Re- she gave birth while en- amphetamine. His moth- and will end up benefit- publican Gov. Charlie BOSTON (AP) — A tering an ambulance, New er’s urine was positive for ing the wealthy at the Baker says he has no surviving witness in Hampshire police said those drugs and benzodi- expense of middle and plans to seek an extension the double-murder trial Wednesday. azepine. working class families. of a law that gave Bos- of ex-NFL star Aaron Police in Concord arrest- According to the af- The Massachusetts ton’s transit system more Hernandez has recalled ed Felicia Farruggia, 29, of fidavit, Farruggia said Democrat said Wednes- power to privatize certain the “panic” he felt when Concord, this week, about she started having con- day that Republicans operations. two friends were killed in six months after her son tractions, went to the seem more interested in In 2015, the Legislature Boston in 2012. was born. He is in state bathroom and lay on the bragging about getting approved a three-year Aquilino Freire was in custody. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS floor. She asked Frenette rid of “Obamacare” than exemption for the finan- the back seat of a BMW Police also arrested Rhi- to come in, as she was helping people stay cially-strapped Massachu- when Daniel de Abreu anna Frenette, 37, of Bel- Felicia Farruggia was screaming and crying and healthy. setts Bay Transportation and Safiro Furtado were mont, who is accused of arrested about six said, “I can’t do this,” refer- Warren says the GOP Authority from state rules killed. giving Farruggia the drugs. months after she had ring to the labor pain. She plan will “work great for that curb outsourcing by Appearing in court They’re charged with felony allegedly demanded to said Frenette had heroin those at the top and just state government agen- Wednesday, Freire says reckless conduct. Frenette be injected with her- and told her “it would take kick dirt in the faces of cies. he heard a man’s voice also faces a misdemeanor oin and methamphet- the edge off.” She said she everybody else.” Since then, the MBTA yell, “What up (expletive)” count on the same offense. amine while in labor didn’t stop Frenette from Warren told WGBH-FM has moved to privatize before gunshots rang “This case is just, hon- with her son in Sep- injecting her. the proposal will knock its cash operations and out. CBS Boston reports estly, absolutely appalling tember 2016. But Frenette told police Massachusetts back by warehouse, and recent- Freire recalls waving for in my mind,” Lieutenant that when she went into years, leaving hundreds ly asked for bids from help while bleeding heav- Sean Ford said. “No one fender’s office in Concord the bathroom, she saw Far- of thousands without private firms to take over ily from his right arm. He died, but the risk to that said it had no record that ruggia trying to inject her- care and shifting medical bus maintenance. The T says he told de Abreau to child and to the mother. ... the cases were assigned. self, essentially “mutilating costs onto community says the moves will save “keep strong” and says “it This stuff is just getting Police say Frenette used herself with the needle,” health centers, hospitals millions of dollars. was like panic.” out of control.” an unsanitary syringe to which broke. Frenette said and doctors. Baker, who pushed Freire says the group Both women were ar- try to inject Farruggia at she took a used needle pro- Massachusetts provid- for the exemption from was “just drinking, having raigned from jail on least once before she was vided by someone else and the anti-privatization fun” inside the Cure Wednesday; bail was set successful. After that, “shot out probably more Lynn Drug Task Force law, said Wednesday he Lounge beforehand. at $25,000 for Frenette Farruggia’s boyfriend than half” of the substance Hotline doesn’t anticipate asking Prosecutors accuse Her- and $15,000 for Farrug- called 911. Shortly after- inside it before injecting 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY All reports of or text the word lawmakers to extend it nandez of fatally shooting gia. It wasn’t immediately ward, firefighters arrived, the rest into Farruggia. She neighborhood activity tiplynn will be investigated. and your tip to beyond next year. both men as he rode in a known whether they had and Farruggia gave birth said the ambulance was Callers may remain “tip411” (847411) anonymous Several top Democrats silver Toyota 4Runner. attorneys; the public de- while entering the ambu- called after that. THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Pickering principal states case for new school PICKERING better chairs and places to is ideal for everyone.” From A1 store art materials. On Tuesday, the Pine Because of overcrowd- Grove Cemetery Com- There’s peeling paint ing, Pickering has four, mission took no action on the auditorium’s tin one-half lunch periods on a plan to transfer 32 ceiling and water dam- that start at 11 a.m. just acres from the city to age on the walls. The spe- to fit all the kids in. the cemetery for a possi- cial education and health Joseph Smart, the city’s ble expansion, according teachers share an office, building and grounds di- to James Lamanna, the making private sessions rector, said the roof leaks city’s attorney. In ex- impossible. The computer and water has damaged change, the commission lab has three dozen dat- the historic tin ceilings. was expected to provide ed personal computers for “The building needs a about 12 acres to the city 620 students. new roof,” he said. “The for the Parkland Avenue The school adjustment auditorium was painted school to avoid any poten- counselor has a table in a in 2014, it’s already peel- tial lawsuit. 250-square-foot corridor ing.” “I am still hopeful it will space to meet students. In a section of the happen, but it won’t hap- The school’s library was building that is below pen before the election,” closed because it was grade, moisture is com- he said. needed for a classroom. It ing through the brick and Construction of the was the same story with onto the plaster. school on Parkland Ave- home economics. Down “We’ve done numerous nue has generated oppo- the hall, the school’s orig- repairs, but to do it right sition from neighbors who inal lockers have never we’d have to dig it out, argue the land should be been replaced and a mu- weatherproof it and do the preserved to expand the cemetery. In addition, op- sic room in a hallway is inside work,” he said. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE shared with a vending The city’s Inspectional ponents insist it will ex- acerbate traffic problems machine. The boiler room Services Department es- Jamie Cerulli uses a makeshift sink, made with a container of water and while others say they are resembles a scene out timates it will cost $44.2 a tin pan as a catch basin, in one of the science rooms at Pickering Mid- being squeezed enough of “A Nightmare on Elm million to renovate the dle School due to a lack of running water in the classroom. and can’t afford to pay Street.” 99,000-square-foot facili- more taxes. The art room lacks a ty. the overall cost. If those multi-family units, the Lynn Woods Reservation State Rep. and City sink, easels, drawing ta- Proponents say it makes monies are not used, it city estimates the added or the Pine Grove Ceme- would reduce the taxpay- cost per year would range tery, but in fact the land Councilor Daniel Cahill bles and storage space. more sense to build a new said it’s time to build the Angeliki Russell, the school. The vote on Tues- er portion by that amount, from $257-$269. is owned by the city, he making the taxpayers’ bill Rittershaus said there said. new schools. school’s art teacher, said day asks property own- “Buildings were not about $80 million. are lots of misconcep- “People don’t realize while students create art ers to be responsible for made to last 100 years,” The city said the average tions about the project. the work that’s gone into good enough to be hung, $91.4 million or 51.5 per- he said. the children would be cent of the total project single-family homeowner For example, he said par- studying site selection,” he better served with more cost. School officials said would boost the tax bill ents have told him that said. “We’ve spent days an- Thomas Grillo can be space, sinks, higher ta- $11 million in contingen- to just under $200 more the land for the Parkland alyzing the potential loca- reached at tgrillo@item- bles, improved lighting, cy funds are included in per year for 25 years. For Avenue school belongs to tions and not one of them live.com. Saugus TV animated by Telly Award win Honoring a SAUGUS TV thing special,” Madar said. when she attended a con- with Final Cut X and put- From A1 Madar, a graduate of the ference in Boston called ting the videos together. New England Institute of Alliance for Community “Now we can say we’re legacy in Lynn network’s programing, Art’s digital film and video Media. an award-winning sta- including Teen TV Work- production program, said “I got the idea that I tion,” Madar said. “Hope- shop, a wrestling program her interest in the field wanted to get youth more fully they’ll come see us.” CONNELLY made due with what they and a talk show. The girl is wasn’t realized until she, involved with stop-mo- The Telly Awards was From A1 had, despite not having an impressed with what she literally, walked into the tion,” she said. “I experi- founded in 1979 and is the awful lot growing up. sees and decides to drive wrong classroom. mented for a little while premier award honoring “I don’t think I deserve Many of her family mem- to Saugus TV’s headquar- As a freshman in high by myself to see if this was outstanding local, regional it,” said Connelly. “I loved bers worked for the DPW, ters to get involved. school, her class was in- something I could do. Then and cable TV commercials my job.” with Connelly’s caretak- Executive Director Bry- structed to join a different we started out. We made a and programs. Entries are Connelly began her City er, Laurie Mignault, 41, an Nadeau said a second classroom in the teacher’s mini world of Saugus.” judged by a panel of more Hall career in 1942 as a joking that nepotism was part to the series is in the absence. She chose the Prudent, who has a de- than 500 accomplished in- junior clerk in the DPW rampant at the time. Both works. video production class gree in art from Salem dustry professionals, each department after taking a her husband and only The piece was produced solely to spend time with State University, said he a winner of the award. civil service exam. At the son, each named James, by Michelle Madar and a friend. had always wanted to cre- time, she said it was just Fewer than 10 percent worked for the depart- John Prudent to serve as “I went there and I fell in ate a stop-motion anima- a street department. She of entries are chosen as ment. Her husband died a public service announce- love,” she said. “I ended up tion but hadn’t had the studied business in college. winners of the Silver Tel- after working in the bliz- ment for the station, en- taking four years of video opportunity. She retired in 1990 as the ly, the highest award, and zard of 1978, and her son couraging residents with production and I created The pair hopes to offer a about 25 percent receive senior clerk of the DPW. died seven years ago. great ideas to use the pub- the first annual film festi- summer program to teen- the Bronze Telly. She was recognized by lic access station to make val for the school.” agers this year to teach former Mayor Albert DiVir- Throughout the years, those ideas come to life. She was reminded of them about clay-mation, Bridget Turcotte can be gilio in 1990, when she was Connelly said the DPW “Hopefully it brings how exposing children two-dimensional anima- reached at bturcotte@item- given a key to the city and grew. She went from awareness to the town that and teenagers to videogra- tion and pixilation. Then live.com. Follow her on a plaque for her 48 years of running the department anyone can produce some- phy can help inspire them they’ll explore editing Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. dedicated service to Lynn. without any technology to Gary Brenner, executive adapting her skills when director of the Lynn Re- computers were intro- Swampscott plugs school spending gap tirement Board, said it was duced. She said she espe- safe to say Connelly was cially loved doing the word the oldest living City Hall processing on the com- SWAMPSCOTT support includes taking special education, Katz among the school com- retiree. He said he worked puter, as space was saved From A1 on $100,000 of the school said. mittee is the decision to with her for awhile. with the paper’s margins. maintenance expenses, Some cuts have includ- raise athletic fees by $75 “She helped everyone,” Before computers, Connel- To bridge the remaining paying half, or $46,000 of ed eliminating about five for students. But Ange- Brenner said. “She was a $75,000 gap, Evan Katz, ly ran the city from a filing the shared facilities direc- teacher positions. The lakis said fees have not great, great woman … I school business adminis- cabinet, Mignault added. tor salary, and allowing special education teacher been increased for nine knew her for like 13 years trator, said the town will “I loved my job,” said Con- the schools to hold onto position at Hadley School years, and the $80,000 when she was working. take over the school’s nelly. “I love the people I the $64,000 that would has been eliminated, ele- it would generate was She was the head clerk in snow removal costs, which worked with. They were the have gone toward the 53rd mentary health content is necessary to balance the the DPW office. Everyone allows that $40,000 be al- greatest bunch of girls. We week of payroll for FY18. being moved to the phys- budget. knew her. She was just a located elsewhere, and ex- were like one big family … There are only 52 weeks ical education program, The town budget is very, very nice woman.” penses have been further You’re only as good as the in that year, and the funds the middle school red, subject to further con- Doris Harewood, 88, said reduced by $35,000. He white and you class is people who work for you.” will be allocated else- versation with the Fi- she worked with Connelly said that included custo- getting the ax, high school In her retirement, Con- where. nance Committee before for more than 20 years. dial supplies and utilities. Katz said the town sup- Mandarin is moving to nelly spends her days lis- ultimately coming back The two have remained Angelakis said last week port allows the schools to online-only in the midst tening to Irish music and to the selectmen for final friends. She joked that the additional town allo- meet a $400,000 mainte- of being phased out, a dancing. She also loves big approval. Town Meeting having Connelly as a boss cation will be used to con- nance goal, which is sore- METCO clerical position band music. She follows a members will vote on the wasn’t easy. tinue to fund the full-day ly needed for aging build- is being absorbed into an budget, which is still sub- “I couldn’t have asked physical therapy regimen. kindergarten program for ings. existing staff person and ject to change, in May. for a better boss,” Hare- Mignault said her client the next school year. The budget reserves one-third of the middle wood said. “I don’t think has made a full recovery Katz said the increase $200,000 for high growth school reading program Gayla Cawley can be there was anyone (else) from being disabled after in town funds is actually programs such as high is being curtailed, Katz reached at gcawley@item- that I would have liked to the 14 strokes and 19 sei- $1.2 million, rather than school English, English said. live.com. Follow her on have worked with.” zures she’s had in the past $950,000. Other town language-learners and An unpopular decision Twitter @GaylaCawley. Connelly credits her late two years. She said Con- mother for her success. nelly has worked really She said she had the great- hard at recovery. Women juggle ‘Day Without’ and job reality est mother in the world, “She refused to be the who she called the hardest way she was,” Mignault WOMEN by calling out,” she said. Healey, president of the She said that while ev- worker she knew. She said said. “She said she had to From A1 A few businesses in the Peabody Area Chamber of eryone came into work on she had a good family that get back to work.” area did opt to keep their Commerce, were less sure Wednesday, the business Instead, Reznik urged doors closed. of the ideal way to mark will host an all-female that women honor the event “By ensuring that wom- the occasion. spin class dedicated to In- Getting the wrecking by taking care of themselves en have pay equity, a liv- “I have conflicted feel- ternational Women’s Day and their health. able wage and paid leave, ings,” said Healey. “I ap- on Friday. Education coordinator businesses can demon- plaud the point they’re “I’m a hardworking fe- ball ready in Malden Teresa Martinez of North strate that their long-term trying to make. It’s just male myself,” said Calver. Shore Family Daycare in actions align with the val- difficult to pull off. It’s even “Anything to do with help- MALDEN Near the end of this year, Lynn said she didn’t know ues we are standing up for harder as a small business.” ing women, I’m all for.” From A1 construction will begin on of any employees who on this day,” said a Face- Diane Calver, owner of the new development and elected to stay home. book post by Salem diner DiHard Fitness in Pea- Leah Dearborn can be other recent city achieve- Jefferson officials said it “There’s a better way to The Ugly Mug. body, employs almost en- reached at ldearborn@ ments, including construc- will take 16-18 months. show support other than Others, such as Deanne tirely women. itemlive.com. tion and opening of a new, The first residential units state-of-the-art police sta- planned at the site will be tion on Eastern Avenue. ready for use in April 2019 The project clears the and the long-awaited re- way for reconnecting opening of Pleasant Street Pleasant Street to create to through traffic will be ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! unimpeded traffic flow for realized. the first time in 43 years. Mayor Gary Christenson Another building on the made the relocation of Mal- site development site, First den City Hall and the re- Call Customer Service to place an ad Church of Malden, will be opening of Pleasant Street demolished last with the to vehicular traffic a major 781-593-7700, ext. 2 razing slated to take place campaign pledge when he during the summer. first ran for mayor. A8 THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Scarlett Johansson’s divorce A St. Patrick’s Day celebration filing prompts custody battle

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Actress Scarlett Johansson and her husband Romain Dauriac arrive at the 39th French Ce- sar Awards Ceremony in Paris.

(AP) — Scarlett Johansson’s husband was “shocked” by the star’s divorce filing and sees the move as a “pre-emptive strike” in a battle over custody of the couple’s toddler daughter, his lawyer said. Johansson filed for divorce from Romain Dauriac COURTESY PHOTO in a New York City court Tuesday, saying the marriage was “irretrievably broken.” The move follows a Janu- Pictured is the St. Patrick’s Day Committee for the Lynn Housing Authority & Neighbor- ary announcement that the couple split last summer hood Development’s annual Alcohol-Free St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon. after less than two years of marriage. Each year, the event honors an “Irish Person of the Year” with the Jimmy Lyons & Tom Johansson is asking for joint custody of their daugh- Muldoon Award and another with the John Sullivan & Ralph Cronin Community Service ter, Rose, but also wants the child to live with her. Award. Dauriac’s lawyer, Hal Mayerson, told The Associat- ed Press Wednesday that he and Dauriac were taken The event will be 11:30 a.m. Thursday, March 16 in the Community Room at LHAND, 10 aback by the request because he has been the “primary Church St. parent” for Rose while Johansson has been involved Tickets are $15. Contact Jon Thibault at [email protected] to purchase tickets. with her career. Dauriac plans to petition the court to take the child to live with him in his native France, Mayerson said, adding that Johansson will have “access to her daughter any time she wants to come to Paris.” Getting scientific “Mr. Dauriac is tired of having to run his life and his child’s life based on Ms. Johansson’s shooting schedule,” Mayerson said. Johansson responded in a statement to the AP that she is a “devoted mother and private person” who knows her daughter will one day be old enough to read the news about herself. “I would only like to say that I will never, ever be commenting on the dissolution of my marriage. Out of respect for my desires as a parent and out of respect for all working moms, it is with kindness that I ask other parties involved and the media to do the same,” she said. The divorce filing notes that the couple signed a prenuptial agreement in September 2014, but Mayer- son said the pact does not address custody or financial issues regarding their daughter. Forbidden Forest: Spooky new ‘Harry Potter’ exhibit to open

LEAVESDEN, England (AP) — The wizarding world held a reunion of sorts Wednesday as some veterans of the blockbuster “Harry Potter” film series gathered at the site just north of London where the films were made. COURTESY PHOTO There was Jason Isaacs, who played Lucius Mal- Students from Pioneer Charter School of Science’s Saugus and Everett campuses recently foy, Evanna Lynch, aka Luna Lovegood in the came together for the 10th annual Science Fair. films, and Aragog — the machine which made a very convincing, somewhat sinister giant spider. During the fair, about 300 students from seventh through 12th grade presented projects The event was a preview for the new Forbidden For- related to science and engineering. est wing at the Warner Brothers Studio Tour London, Judges for the fair came from Boston-area universities including Harvard, MIT, Boston the “Harry Potter”-themed attraction developed after University and local tech companies. the last of the original films was completed. Nick Dudman, the chief special effects makeup Middle school winners include Jason Ssentongo, grand prize; Fahitza Quessa, first place; artist for all eight “Harry Potter” movies, said the goal Adam Warden, second place; and Rechelle Ballentos, third place. was to create a place that captures the mood of the High school winners include Imane Bouzit, grand prize; Aiman Najah, first place; Nadine forest that was supposed to be off-limits to the fictional Najah, second place; and Luke Trujillo, third place. young wizards studying at Hogwarts academy. “You’re entering the creepy, dangerous place,” Dud- man said. “It’ll be colder and spookier and nasty things could happen to you. Nothing will eat you, but there Iconic rock arch from ‘Game of Thrones’ falls into Malta sea might be a moment when you might perhaps suspect that something might.” VALLETTA, Malta (AP) — The Azure Win- dow, a natural rock arch which jutted onto Isaacs said he will not allow his daughter, who is the sea off Malta and was a backdrop for the afraid of spiders, to see the exhibit until she is more “Game of Thrones” TV series, has collapsed in comfortable with arachnids. a storm. “For younger people, whose imaginations are still Malta Prime Minister Joseph Muscat alive to the world of Harry Potter, they will feel like tweeted his “heartbreaking” sadness at the they’re in the forest,” he said. loss Wednesday of one of the main tourist Lynch said she is not surprised that Harry Potter attractions on the island of Gozo. remains popular so many years after his creation by No one was injured. author J.K. Rowling. Geologist Peter Gatt said the limestone pil- lar supporting the arch gave way. He attribut- ed the collapse to years of erosion by both under- and over-ground sea swells. SEND US YOUR STUFF The window also served as a backdrop in the WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, 1981 movie “Clash of the Titans.” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS With parts of the rock formation crumbling PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR over the years, the government last month en- The Azure Window, a natural rock arch which jutted acted €1,500 fines ($2,300) for anyone caught onto the sea off Malta and was a backdrop for the SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. walking across the arch. “Game of Thrones” TV series. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Steve Krause The Spartans will play for the ITEM STAFF North title Monday at the Tson- gas against No. 4 Andover at a LOWELL — Ever since Frank- time to be announced. lin skated off the TD Garden ice “We are playing for the North a year ago after scoring a goal in championship,” said coach Mark the second overtime of the Divi- Lee. “That’s pretty good too.” sion 1 state championship boys The Spartans, who defeated hockey game, St. Mary’s has the Cougars in the sectional - been on a mission. nal last year, knew they’d have It hasn’t been a spoken mis- to be at their best Wednesday. sion every day, because the next And they were. game on the schedule is always Maribito, who missed a month the top priority. But it’s been of the season due to illness, got there. things rolling at 4:23 of the rst Wednesday, the sixth-seeded period just as the Spartans were Spartans got a game closer to about to go on the power play. that goal with a 4-2 win over Mike Zampanti won a faceoff Catholic Central League rival and drew it back to Maribito on Arlington Catholic in the Di- the point. He lifted a shot that vision 1 North semi nal at the found its way through a gaggle Tsongas Center. of players on both teams that “It’s always been a goal,” said Cougar goalie Vasilios Papatha- senior captain Dante Maribi- nasiou clearly did not see. to, who scored the rst and “We told the guys after that to last goals of the evening for keep getting pucks on the net,” the Spartans and assisted on Lee said. “You know, when you a third. “As soon as that game score one early like that, it’s ob- ended, we knew we wanted to vious you want to keep shoot- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON get back there. The core of this ing.” team was out of the ice last year The St. Mary’s boys hockey team celebrates after taking down Arlington Catholic to ad- in the game.” SPARTANS, B2 vance to the Division 1 North nal at the Tsongas Center in Lowell on Monday. Malden Catholic Lynn eld’s season comes to a making noise close in Div. 3 North semi nal By Anne Marie Tobin offense, with the Raiders holding FOR THE ITEM a 23-20 edge to close out the win. in Super 8 The two teams combined for 43 WILMINGTON — Exhausting. points, which was more than both By Steve Freker out with some energy to- That’s how Watertown boys bas- teams scored in the rst half (41). FOR THE ITEM night and came right at ketball team coach Steve Har- Trailing by nine after three, 35- us most of the night,” the rington described the Raiders’ 26, senior Mike Carangelo cut the CHELMSFORD — That Lancer coach added. “We 58-46 win over Lynn eld in the de cit to seven just seconds into might have been the aroma were able to capitalize on semi nals of the North Division 3 the fourth quarter with a power of burned rubber wafting our opportunities and I’m tournament last night at Wilming- drive through the lane. After grab- up from the ice at Chelms- happy with the way we ton High. bing a defensive rebound, junior ford Forum Wednesday played.” With the win, Watertown will Zachary Shone cut the gap to six, night. While Sunday’s Game take on defending champion Bed- 35-29, making one of two freebies Its origin was either One has Marsh eld (19-4- ford in the nal Saturday night at after being fouled. But that was as the rapid- re stream of 2) within shouting distance Burlington High. close as the Pioneers would come. pucks hitting the back of of the Lancers at times, “It was incredible, that’s as good a With just under ve minutes to the Marsh eld net off the Tuesday’s contest was a team as we have played and it was play, senior captain Isaac Huff sticks of Malden Catholic mismatch from the get-go. just an exhausting game,” Har- gave the Raiders their largest lead shooters, or the Lancers Malden Catholic scored rington said. “I’ve coached a long of the game, 42-31 when he drained stomping on the gas ped- on its rst two shots of the a long 3-pointer. al on their way out of the time and it took an incredible ef- night in the rst three fort by both teams, but for our guys After that, Arseneault took over. rink as they left their rst- minutes of play on their He answered Huff’s three six sec- round Super 8 opponent in to just defend them, their No. 5 way to a 2-0 rst period (Louis Ellis) and their point guard onds later with a trey of his own. the dust. lead on shots by Sunday’s Korte drained a three on the Raid- Either way, this one was (Billy Arseneault) was amazing. I star Matt Yianacopolus was exhausted as I have ever been ers’ next trip down court, but Arse- Blowout City for the de- and Brendan Maloney and neault answered again with anoth- fending Division 1A state in a game in my career and that’s then never looked back. In a credit to them, they are a great er three to cut the de cit to 45-37. champion Lancers, a 7-0 fact, the Lancers scored on team and we had to play a great, Senior Will Klotzbier punched a demolition that featured its rst shot in all three great game to beat them.” rebound down court to Ellis, who six different goal scorers periods, a good indicator of PHOTO | BOB ROCHE The game was a defensive battle wowed the Lynn eld fans with a and a second straight shut- the evening’s festivities. fake and double pump to make it a out win, this one featuring Lynn eld’s Bryant Dana puts for three quarters with Watertown The Lancers’ speed ad- up a layup against Watertown six point game at 45-39. Korte got the other half of the Lanc- vantage over their Rams holding a 35-26 lead going into in the Division 3 North semi - two back with a power move down ers’ sti ing goaltender opponents was a major the nal eight minutes. The nal nals on Wednesday night. duo, senior Kyle Casey (17 factor. MC seemed to have quarter featured an explosion of LYNNFIELD, B2 saves). two gears, fast and fast- With the win and sweep er. On one crowning play of the best-of-three se- in the third period, senior ries, head coach John Mc- captain Justin Collins (one Spartans face rematch with Crusaders Lean’s Malden Catholic goal, three assists) seemed (15-4-3) squad advances to reach down and use even By Harold Rivera “They have two very good to the semi nals against a higher gear. ITEM STAFF guards,” St. Mary’s coach Dave Arlington (22-2-2), which Just 10 seconds after the Brown said. “Their point guard dispatched Hingham with referees waved off another Last season, the St. Mary’s (Isaiah Holmes) averages over a 4-1 win and sweep of its goal he appeared to have boys basketball team trounced 20 points a game. He’s a great series Wednesday as well. scored, Collins, all over Lowell Catholic, 68-49, in the ball-handler. They have a very McLean said his team the ice the entire game, at- Division 4 North semi nal en good shooter (Tom Desmond) was excited to be able to tacked the net like a light- route to a state championship. If as well that averages 20 points move on. It will be the ning strike and tucked the the Spartans want to repeat this a game. They’re driven by their Lancers’ ninth consecutive puck in behind Ram net- year, they’ll have to get past the point guard and shooting guard.” appearance in the 1A Fro- minder Nick Young’s right Crusaders again. On the defensive end, “They zen Four. skate to put the game even The No. 3 Spartans will clash play defense down-low with man “We’re glad to get the two further out of reach. “We against No. 5 Lowell Catholic in to man but they also play zone points and keep playing in have a lot of team speed, we Friday’s Division 4 North nal so we have to prepare for both,” the next round,” McLean all can skate,” Collins said. at Tewksbury High. Brown said. said. “It was great to get “We just kept going the net Given that last season’s cham- St. Mary’s faced its share of ITEM FILE PHOTO out in front early and then pionship run included a win over and keep putting shots on injuries in the early stages this St. Mary’s guard Jonny Mercado play some defense when it them and it paid off.” Lowell Catholic, the Spartans season. Now that the Spartans really counted. know what type of team team has been a key factor on both ends “They (Marsh eld) came SUPER 8, B2 the Crusaders are. ST. MARY’S, B2 of the oor for St. Mary’s this year. Marblehead scores two state titles on the slopes

By Harold Rivera son with a young roster, as just ve of Mar- ITEM STAFF blehead’s 27 skiers are seniors, the team never lacked the commitment and leader- Prior to Tuesday, the Marblehead boys ship required to have a successful year. alpine skiing team had never won a state “It was real satisfying for everyone,” championship and the girls group hadn’t Thompson, in his fth season at the helm, seen the hardware since 2011. Both groups said. “We started the season knowing that put an end to their droughts. we had a pretty young team. Last year we Tuesday afternoon at Wachusett Mountain, didn’t win the league in either, but we had a the Marblehead boys and girls alpine skiing strong team. Our team is very young, made teams each brought home its respective state up of basically four upperclassmen and the championship. This marks the rst time in rest are sophomores and freshmen.” MIAA history that one school has won both Thompson added, “I think the captains did state championships in the same year. a great job motivating the kids and keeping “It was a big deal for both teams to win this us focused. Our goal was to ultimately win a COURTESY PHOTO year,” Magicians coach John Thompson said. state championship. I think they reminded “They’ve been working hard at it for quite From left, Marblehead ski coach John Thompson with Will Thomp- the rest of that team constantly. We had a some time. It was a magical season because very good team.” son, Marcus Poisson, Tucker Braun, Ryan Hamilton, Sam Thomp- both the girls and boys won the league and Of the 27 skiers on the roster, Marblehead son, Jake Miller, Chase Davies, Courtney Pingree, Corrine Ahern, they both went onto win the state tourna- sent 11 to states. Maddie McKay, Peyton Whitney and Katie Corbett after winning ment.” the boys and girls alpine skiing state championships on Tuesday. Although the Magicians came into the sea- SKIING, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2017 Krejci, Marchand help Bruins blow out Detroit

BOSTON (AP) — David Krejci loose puck just inside the blue line scored twice and Drew Stafford and broke in alone before firing a had his first with Boston during a shot inside the left post, making it four-goal first period that carried 2-0 just 1:01 later. the Bruins to a 6-1 victory over the Stafford, acquired for a condition- Detroit Red Wings on Wednesday al sixth-round pick from Winnipeg night. at the trade deadline, made it 3-0 Brad Marchand had his at 13:32. Krejci stole the puck from team-leading 31st and 32nd goals, defenseman Dylan Larkin in the and David Pastrnak added a score slot and beat goalie Petr Mrazek for Boston, and Tuukka Rask made with 14.9 seconds left. Marchand 26 saves. Boston improved to 9-3 scored on a clean breakaway late since interim coach Bruce Cassidy in the second period. replaced fired coach Claude Julien NOTES on Feb. 7. The 32-year-old Howard has Niklas Kronwall had his first been out since spraining his right goal of the season for Detroit. The knee on Dec. 20. Before the inju- Red Wings finished a five-game ry, he had a .934 save percentage trip 1-3-1. and a 1.96 goals against average Detroit starting goalie Jared in 17 games. ... It was Krejci’s first Coreau was pulled after giving up three goals during a 2:25 span in two-goal and three-point game of what’s likely his last game with the season. ... Bruins center Tim the team before he’s shipped back Schaller went hard — skates first to the minors. — into the backboards and left the Jimmy Howard, a regular goal- ice favoring his right leg in the first. ie with the Red Wings the past He didn’t return. ... Boston forward eight seasons, finished his sec- Ryan Spooner was out with a con- ond two-game conditioning stint cussion sustained in Monday’s loss with Grand Rapids of the AHL on at Ottawa. Jimmy Hayes took his Tuesday. He’s scheduled to join the spot after being a healthy scratch team this week. the previous two games. ... Henrik Krejci gave Boston a 1-0 lead Zetterberg’s next goal will be the 11:07 into the game when he skat- 324th of his career, moving him ed around defenseman Danny De- into a tie for sixth with Ted Lind- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Keyser and slipped a wrist shot by say on Detroit’s career list. ... The Boston Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask skates out of the crease to clear the puck during Coreau’s glove. Bruins are 10-1-1 in their last 12 the first period against the Detroit Red Wings in Boston Wednesday. Marchand skated quickly to a against Detroit. Lynnfield falls in Div. 3 North semifinal St. Mary’s hockey LYNNFIELD Each team had only two players down here, and do you really want From B1 in double figures with the junior to end your career in the case of the point guards, Arseneault and Fulcar seniors and your season in the case moves on to low, but Arseneault came right back topping the charts with 19 points of everyone else going down without and drained a jumper, to make it 47- each, while Raiders’ junior John a punch?” 41 with 2:51 to go. Korte had 17 and Ellis, a senior, had They didn’t. Div. 1 North final A free throw by Vondre Chase 12. Carangelo finished with eight Lynnfield held Watertown score- Shine. “I thought they were and three from Korte bumped the points, while Shone had five and se- less for the remainder of the quarter SPARTANS very good when it came to lead back to 10 at 51-41 with 1:35 nior Bryant Dana had two. and closed out the half with a bucket From B1 left, Arseneault’s fourth trey cut the Lynnfield got off to a strong start. chipping the puck out into from Carangelo and long 3-pointer The strategy paid off at the neutral zone.” Raiders’ lead back to seven with Carangelo won the opening tip off by Ellis with two seconds left to go 1:20 left. 8:01 on a goal remarkably Arlington Catholic final- and fed Shone for a layup and a 2-0 into halftime trailing by five, 23-18. On the next possession, Ellis in- similar to Maribito’s. This ly got on the board thanks Pioneer lead. Ellis drained a three “We hung around. We were happy tentionally fouled Julio Fulco with to make it 5-4 with 4:10 left in the time it was Nicholas Scal- to a power-play goal with with the point total, but we had a 1:13 left. A couple of shoves later, first quarter. A Carangelo drive and li who was standing at the 25 seconds left in the sec- couple of disappointing possessions,” Lynnfield’s problem’s went from bad soft layup off the glass made it 7-4, point. Maribito got him ond period. Mason Beecher MacKenzie said. “They got off a lot to worse when a Lynnfield player then Ellis drained another three to the puck, and he lofted the scored it, taking a pass and was assessed a technical foul, giv- put the Pioneers on top, 10-4. The of shots with three, four seconds left exact same type of shot on deftly stickhandling past ing Fulco four free throws. Fulco Raiders closed out the quarter with on the shot clock, then seemed to get Papathanasiou, and the three Spartan defenders swished all four, to bump the Raid- an 8-0 run to lead 12-10 going into everyone of the rebounds, then reset puck went right past him before putting it past St. ers’ lead to 55-44. the second quarter. for another possession. It’s a recipe for a 2-0 lead. Mary’s Andrew LoRusso. “I didn’t see it, it was probably a The Raiders’ momentum contin- for a loss to give a good team like “I think all of us were Just when the St. Mary’s nudge first that no one sees, then a ued in the second with a 9-3 run to them too many chances.” fighting the puck in that fans were starting to feel push that they do see, kind of a re- stretch their lead to 10 at 23-20 with Watertown played its starting five first period,” said Arlington confident that the game taliation thing, but it was not the 4:16 left in the half. nearly the entire game with only Catholic coach Dan Shine. might be theirs, a bad “I don’t think we were very difference in the game,” MacKenzie MacKenzie called a timeout to re- two substitutions the entire game, bounce at the Cougar blue comfortable.” said. Their point guard (Fulco) is store order. for a total of four minutes. line fell onto the stick of With 3:22 left in the pe- outstanding and the game was done “We dug in, we called that time- Last year Bedford won the north Arlington Catholic’s An- riod, the Spartans, 16-7-2, at that point after he made those out and put it on the kids,” MacK- title with a 65-62 victory over Lynn- ton Metelev, who started struck again. Jason Loeser four shots.” enzie said. “We said, we are going field at Woburn. a 2-on-1 rush with Jack dug out the puck from a Bertolami. Metelev passed scramble in front of Papa- over to Bertolami at the thanasiou and put it in for St. Mary’s boys basketball looking a 3-0 lead. last possible minute, and Although that lead stood he had a wide open net to up, it was severely tested. hit. He didn’t miss, and Whatever ailed Arlington with 3:38 to go, the Spar- for another Division 4 title shot Catholic in the first peri- tan lead was down to one. od flew out of the building “It was an unfortunate ST. MARY’S Brown said. “You try to break down strong 16-6 on the season. Given the after the first 15 minutes. bounce,” said Lee. From B1 film of the opponents to see their tough schedule the Spartans have It was a different Cougar The next two minutes strengths and weaknesses. We’ve played this season, Brown feels his team in the second and were fraught with danger are at full health, the team is play- won eight state tournament games players are prepared for the chal- third periods. It was also for St. Mary’s, as an in- ing a complete brand of basketball. in a row. You try to take it one win at lenge. a different Papathanasiou. spired Arlington Catholic In wins over No. 11 Winthrop (68-56) a time but it would be great for our “We expect a battle,” Brown said. All of a sudden, he got very team did everything but and No. 7 Pope John (60-48), defense kids to go back to the (TD) Garden.” “They know we’ll play 110 percent stingy. put the game-tying goal in. has been key. This season’s team has been led by for 32 minutes. Our kids are defi- The problem for The Cou- The Cougars thought they “Earlier we were battling injuries sophomore guard Jalen Echevarria, nitely battle-tested so we’re up for gars was that St. Mary’s had it, but a shot went just but the last few games we’ve buckled St. Mary’s leading scorer. The Spar- the task.” wasn’t allowing much ei- wide of LoRusso. down on defense and that’s great to tans have no shortage of talented Brown is also hopeful that Friday ther. With about a minute left, see,” Brown said. “If you’re playing scorers, as Mike Cerulli, Stephen night’s contest will draw a large St. “We weren’t playing to Papathanasiou was pulled good defense you’ll always be in the Fama, Jonathan Mola and Jonny Mary’s contingent in the stands. The prevent goals,” said Lee. for the extra skater and game. If we play good defense and Mercado can also impact a game on Spartans have drawn large crowds Maribito — with an assist stay away from falling in love with any given night. in each of their first two games and “But we knew we had to the three-ball, usually good things On the bench, St. Mary’s relies on are looking for the trend to continue. play well in our own end. from his brother Damon as happen.” freshman Josh Perez, who scored 14 “I tell the kids there’s nothing like And I thought we did.” well as Kyle Ouellette — Good things are happening at St. points in the win over Pope John on a high school tournament game,” “Yes, they did,” said put the game out of reach. Mary’s, as the Spartans are now Tuesday night. Brown said. “There’s something three wins away from repeating Despite having depth on the offen- about it that stands out. This is as Division 4 state champions. Al- sive end, Brown preaches defense. something the kids are enjoying and Malden Catholic though they’re inching closer to “We drive on playing good defense,” something they’ll remember for a reaching a goal that seemed lofty Brown said. “We take pride in hold- long time.” when the team lost Matt Cross for ing all of our opponents under 50 Brown added, “St. Mary’s had moves on in Super 8 the season in December, Brown and points a game.” four teams last night that were still the Spartans are taking a game by When Friday’s 7 p.m. tipoff takes in the state tournament. I looked SUPER 8 unfortunate he got hit in game approach. place, the Spartans expect a full around the crowd the other night at From B1 the head area.” “At this point you’re just going over four-quarter effort from a Lowell Winthrop and saw a lot of Lynn fac- Lancers workhorse Colin the personnel of the other team,” Catholic group that stands at a es. That’s really great to see.” Sitting on a 2-0 lead after Nestor of Malden blasted in one, the Lancers again did goal two minutes later from not wait around in the sec- Ryan Noonan and Cam ond period. Collins set up Delvalle on the power play Magicians make history on the slopes teammate Joey Guarino of to make it 4-0, signalling a Malden perfectly, passing Rams timeout. MC’s Casey SKIING For the boys team, captain Will “The kids deserve all the credit,” across the front of net on a made several of his finest From B1 Thompson, Tucker Braun, Ryan Thompson said. “We can prepare two-on-two rush and Gua- saves to close out the peri- Hamilton, Jake Miller, Mason Pois- them all we want but it’s all about rino hammered it home at od and sophomore Lancer For the girls team, captain Peyton son and Sam Thompson each com- the execution on the kids part.” 3:37 on the Lancers first Jagger Benson of Lynnfield Whitney, Corinne Ahern, Chase Da- peted on Tuesday for the Magicians. The girls team barely trounced shot of the period. Guarino used some sleight of hand vies, Maddie McKay and Courtney Will, a senior, and Sam, a sopho- North Andover (05:02.87 to would be the only two-goal to fool Young and zip in the Pingree each represented the Magi- more, are coach Thompson’s sons. 05:03.76), while the boys were able scorer, connecting again in Lancers’ fifth goal for a 5-0 cians at states. Will Thompson placed fifth in the to ski past St. John’s Prep (04:57.52) the third period. lead after period two with Pingree placed seventh in the sla- slalom (39.67) and 26th in the gi- to (04:58.12). The Lancers got a scare assists to Tom Albert and lom (40.41 seconds) and 13th in the ant slalom (59.41). Braun placed With a young core, Thompson’s shortly after when forward Nestor. giant slalom (59.28). Whitney placed 10th in the slalom (40.54) and ninth hopeful the Magicians can repeat Bernie Gillis was felled On the night, along with 12th in the giant slalom (59.19) and in the giant slalom (57.92). Hamil- their success in the coming years. right in front of the Rams the six different goal-scor- 29th in the slalom (43.26). McK- ton placed 49th in the giant slalom “Hopefully we can repeat,” Thomp- bench and Marshfield’s ers, the Lancers featured ay placed 11th in the giant sla- (01:01.03). Miller placed 113th in son said. “We’re hoping we can con- Ryan Sullivan was sent 13 different players on the lom (58.78) and 17th in the slalom the slalom (49.66) and 27th in the tinue to build on this.” off for high-sticking. Gillis scoresheet. “It was great (41.95). Ahern placed 37th in the giant slalom (59.45). Poisson placed The team celebrated the victo- got up from the ice but Mc- to spread it around, we slalom (43.81) and 33rd in the giant 59th in the slalom (44.09). Sam ries with a police escort around the Lean said the prognosis is worked hard and we filled slalom (1:01.48). Davies placed 75th Thompson placed 12th in the slalom town. The escort ended at the high not good. the spots and took advan- in the giant slalom (01:05.65) and (40.90) and 20th in the giant slalom school, where the team was greeted “He (Gillis) might be out tage of our chances,” Mc- 103rd in the slalom (49.54). (59.08). by principal Dan Bauer. for the season. That was Lean said. THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SCHEDULE FRIDAY Classical vs. Brighton (7) Tough road test for struggling Celtics Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Division 3 North Final Division 4 North Final At Wakefield High At Tewksbury High Fenwick vs. Amesbury (4) St. Mary’s vs. Lowell Catholic (7) MONDAY SATURDAY Boys Hockey Boys Basketball Division 1 North Final Division 2 North Final At Tsongas Center, Lowell At Woburn St. Mary’s vs. Andover (TBA)

SPORTS BRIEFS Helen Ridley hand, serve and volley, and group tennis. basketball clinic Ages 8 and under will meet from 9-10 a.m.; 9-11 at 10:15- The 2017 Spring Skills 11:15 a.m.; ages 12 and up, Basketball Clinic will be 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. held on Mondays from Registration forms are 7-8:30 p.m. starting April 3 available at www.ci.lynn/ and running over 10 sessions at St. Mary’s High citydevelopments_parkan- School, 35 Tremont St. in drecreation.shtml. Lynn. The clinic is for boys For more information, con- and girls grade 4-12. The tact Lisa Nerich at 781-477- cost is $200. All players 7086. must bring a ball. For more Articles to bring include a information, contact Helen racquet, hat, water and sun- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS screen. A limited number of Ridley at 781-775-0778 or From left, Jae Crowder, Jaylen Brown, Isaiah Thomas, Terry Rozier and Marcus Smart were in ridleytopflightbasketball@ racquets are available. Golden State to try to right the ship on Wednesday night after losing two straight games. gmail.com. LYH Travel Park and recs Team tryouts tennis clinics Tryouts for Lynn Youth Cowboys to release Tony Youth tennis clinics will be Hockey travel teams will be held by Lynn Parks and held at the Connery Rink on Recreation on Saturdays Shepard Street for the midg- from May 6-27 at Gowdy ets level on Thursday, March Romo when NFL year begins Playground on Cedar Brook 30, 7 p.m. Road. A second tryout for all lev- DALLAS (AP) — Tony a $19 million hit over two The clinic will consist of els will be held in August. Romo’s star-crossed ca- seasons. warmups, stretches, basic To register online, go to reer as the starting quar- Romo was 78-49 as the tennis, forehand and back- lynnyouthhockey.siplay.com. terback for the Dallas starter, but his playoff Cowboys will soon be over. debut 10 years ago illus- TV/RADIO A person with knowl- trated the postseason edge of the decision tells struggles ahead when he TV p.m.; A10 second round: The Associated Press that infamously flubbed the MLB Fordham vs. George Mason, the Cowboys will release snap on what could have Exhibition: Detroit at NY Mets, NBCSN, 6 p.m.; AAC first Romo when the NFL year been a winning field goal MLB, 1 p.m. round: Tulane vs. Tulsa, opens on Thursday. The in Seattle. ESPNews, 6 p.m.; Big Ten person spoke to the AP on Baseball The four-time Pro Bowl- second round: Indiana vs. Wednesday on condition er went 2-4 in the play- WBC: Australia vs. China, MLB, Iowa, ESPN2, 6:30 p.m.; ACC of anonymity because the offs, never winning on the 5 a.m.; WBC: South Korea quarterfinal: TBA vs. Florida team hasn’t announced road or reaching the NFC vs. Taiwan, MLB, 8 a.m.; St., ESPN, 7 p.m.; Big 12 a decision on Romo, who championship game. WBC: Canada vs. Dominican will get a chance to pursue quarterfinal: TBA vs. West Owner Jerry Jones and Republic, MLB, 6 p.m.; WBC: a starting job elsewhere. Virginia, ESPNU, 7 p.m.; Big Romo talked “Cowboy for Mexico vs. Italy, MLB, 9 p.m. Romo will leave the East quarterfinal: TBA vs. life” when Romo signed Cowboys as the franchise College basketball Butler, FS1, 7 p.m.; AAC first the franchise’s first $100 leader in yards passing ACC quarterfinal: TBA vs. round: South Florida vs. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS (34,183) and touchdowns million contract in 2013 North Carolina, ESPN, 12 UConn, ESPNews, 8 p.m.; (248). But he could never The Dallas Cowboys plan to release 13-year — a $108 million, six-year p.m.; Atlantic 10 second A10 second round: TBA at match the postseason suc- veteran quarterback Tony Romo today, freeing extension through 2019. round: Davidson vs. La Salle, George Washington, NBCSN, cess of Hall of Famers and him to sign with any team in free agency. And there wasn’t any NBCSN, 12 p.m.; Big East 8:30 p.m.; Big Ten second multiple Super Bowl win- reason to think it wouldn’t quarterfinal: TBA vs. Villano- round: TBA vs. Northwestern, again, Romo conceded the past two seasons with in- ners Roger Staubach and happen as recently as two va, FS1, 12 p.m.; Big Ten ESPN2, 8:35 p.m.; ACC quar- job to Prescott during a juries. But he should be Troy Aikman. years ago after Dallas Tourney : Illinois at Michigan, terfinal: TBA vs. Notre Dame, A 10-year starter who franchise-record 11-game attractive as a free agent won the NFC East at 12-4 Big Ten Network, 12 p.m.; ESPN, 9 p.m.; Big 12 quar- joined the Cowboys as an winning streak. His de- to contenders wanting a in Romo’s last full season Big 12 quarterfinal: Oklaho- terfinal : Kansas State vs. undrafted free agent in parture has been expected quarterback, a list that as the starter. The Cow- ma St. vs. Iowa State, Baylor, ESPNU, 9 p.m.; Moun- 2003, Romo lost the job ever since. could include Denver and boys beat Detroit in the ESPN2, 12:30 p.m.; ACC tain West quarterfinal: TBA last season to rookie Dak A trade was unlikely Houston. wild-card round before quarterfinal: TBA at Louisville, vs. Colorado State, CBSSN, Prescott after breaking a because Romo turns 37 A release will free about losing to Green Bay in the ESPN, 2 p.m.; Big Ten Tour- 9 p.m.; Big East quarterfinal: bone in his back in a pre- next month, carries a $24 $5 million in cap space divisional round after the ney : at Michigan St., Big Ten Creighton vs. Providence, season game. million salary cap hit and for the Cowboys, who can famous catch that wasn’t Network, 2:25 p.m.; Atlantic FS1, 9:30 p.m.; Mountain has missed most of the split the dead money from by receiver Dez Bryant. 10 second round: TBA vs. St. West quarterfinal: TBA vs. When he was healthy Bonaventure, NBCSN, 2:30 Boise State, CBSSN, 11:30 p.m.; Big 12 quarterfinal: p.m.; Pac-12 quarterfinal: TBA vs. Kansas, ESPN2, TBA at UCLA, ESPN, 11:30 2:30 p.m.; Big East quarterfi- p.m. nal: Seton Hall vs. Mar- NBA quette, FS1, 2:30 p.m.; San Antonio at Oklahoma City, Mountain West quarterfinal: TNT, 8 p.m.; LA Lakers at TBA vs. Nevada, CBSSN, 3 Phoenix, TNT, 10:30 p.m. p.m.; AAC first round: East Carolina vs. Temple, ESPNU, Radio 3:30 p.m.; Mountain West MLB quarterfinal : New Mexico vs. Exhibition: USA at Boston, Fresno St., CBSSN, 5:30 WEEI-AM (850), 1 p.m.

NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Montreal 67 38 21 8 84 185 166 Minnesota 64 42 16 6 90 213 151 Ottawa 65 37 22 6 80 175 169 Chicago 65 42 18 5 89 198 164 Boston 67 35 26 6 76 188 175 Nashville 66 32 24 10 74 195 188 Toronto 65 29 22 14 72 197 195 St. Louis 65 33 27 5 71 178 183 Tampa Bay 65 30 26 9 69 179 181 Winnipeg 67 30 31 6 66 200 209 Florida 65 29 25 11 69 162 183 Dallas 67 27 30 10 64 188 216 Buffalo 67 27 28 12 66 169 196 Colorado 65 18 44 3 39 126 215 Detroit 65 25 29 11 61 161 196 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Jose 65 39 19 7 85 180 152 Washington 65 44 14 7 95 212 139 Edmonton 66 35 23 8 78 188 174 Columbus 65 42 17 6 90 207 149 Anaheim 66 34 22 10 78 172 168 Pittsburgh 64 40 16 8 88 223 180 Calgary 66 36 26 4 76 179 182 N.Y. Rangers 67 43 22 2 88 216 175 Los Angeles 65 31 28 6 68 161 164 N.Y. Islanders 65 31 23 11 73 192 194 Vancouver 66 28 30 8 64 153 188 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Philadelphia 65 31 26 8 70 170 193 Arizona 65 23 35 7 53 157 210 Carolina 63 26 27 10 62 156 183 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- Former New York Jets wide receiver Brandon Marshall will still play his home games at MetLife Sta- New Jersey 66 25 29 12 62 147 189 time loss. dium next season, as he agreed to a two-year, $12 million deal with the New York Giants on Wednesday. Wednesday’s Games Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Boston 6, Detroit 1 Anaheim at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Ottawa 5, Dallas 2 New Jersey at Colorado, 9 p.m. Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Montreal at Calgary, 9 p.m. Brandon Marshall inks deal with Giants Thursday’s Games Ottawa at Arizona, 9 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Carolina, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Philadelphia at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Nashville at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) Marshall offers the Giants a lot. “That’s the thing that I’m most ex- — Eli Manning and the New York He is a big target at 6-foot-4 and 230 cited about it, because that’s where NBA Giants now have two legitimate pounds, and he has been productive. you win games,” Marshall said. “Obvi- threats on the outside. In 167 regular-season games with ously, there’s a physical part to it; but EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE The Giants found a complement to Denver, Miami, Chicago and the Atlantic Division Southwest Division the teams that really separate them- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Odell Beckham Jr. on Wednesday by Jets, he has caught 941 passes for selves are the teams that win before Boston 40 24 .625 — x-San Antonio 49 13 .790 — signing veteran free-agent receiver 12,061 yards and 82 touchdowns. Toronto 38 26 .594 2 Houston 44 21 .677 6½ they even play the game. I can’t wait New York 26 39 .400 14½ Memphis 36 28 .563 14 Brandon Marshall to a two-year, $12 The soon-to-be 33-year-old had to just follow him and get to learn Philadelphia 23 40 .365 16½ Dallas 27 36 .429 22½ million contact. 59 catches for 788 yards and three from him and get this job done.” Brooklyn 11 52 .175 28½ New Orleans 25 40 .385 25½ Marshall said the Giants’ offer touchdowns last season. Southeast Division Northwest Division Marshall said he has gotten to “Brandon is a big, talented wide re- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB might have been the lowest that he know Beckham over the past two Washington 38 24 .613 — Utah 41 24 .631 — got after being released by the Jets ceiver who we believe can still play Atlanta 35 29 .547 4 Oklahoma City 35 29 .547 5½ years. last week. at a very high level,” general manag- Miami 31 34 .477 8½ Denver 29 34 .460 11 “This kid isn’t even in his prime Charlotte 28 36 .438 11 Portland 27 35 .435 12½ However, Ben McAdoo’s team, er Jerry Reese said. “But, most of all, Orlando 24 41 .369 15½ Minnesota 26 37 .413 14 which made the playoffs with an we believe he still has the hunger.” yet and he’s a monster,” Marshall Central Division Pacific Division said. “I can’t wait to be a part of this W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 11-5 record last season, offered him Marshall said Reese texted him Cleveland 42 20 .677 — x-Golden State 52 11 .825 — something else. Sunday but he didn’t see the mes- journey, this maturation process Indiana 33 31 .516 10 L.A. Clippers 38 26 .594 14½ that he’s on.” Chicago 31 33 .484 12 Sacramento 25 38 .397 27 “It was all about championships,” sage until later in the day. Once Detroit 31 33 .484 12 Phoenix 21 43 .328 31½ said Marshall, who has never made the sides met, it didn’t take long for The Giants used Victor Cruz on Milwaukee 30 33 .476 12½ L.A. Lakers 19 45 .297 33½ the playoffs since being drafted in things to come together. the outside last season. He had 39 Wednesday’s Games Toronto 94, New Orleans 87 the first round by Denver in 2006. Manning and Marshall have al- catches for 586 yards but he is real- Orlando 98, Chicago 91 Utah 115, Houston 108 Atlanta 110, Brooklyn 105 Sacramento at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. “To get straight to the point — it ready spoken and the two hope to ly more of a slot receiver, a spot the Miami 108, Charlotte 101 Washington at Denver, 9 p.m. was all about a championship, they working in April. He has already Giants gave to rookie Sterling Shep- Indiana 115, Detroit 98 Boston at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Milwaukee 104, New York 93 Thursday’s Games presented the best opportunity to be been impressed by how much Man- ard. He was recently released in a Minnesota 107, L.A. Clippers 91 Cleveland at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. in a championship organization.” ning prepares. salary cap move. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

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) Once you set a goal, it’s a Focus on what you can get Question what others ask of You can spin things in your fa- Check out your options, but You’ll be tempted to follow matter of putting your plan done without the help of oth- you. Don’t feel sorry for some- vor if you offer practical solu- don’t walk away from one sit- someone else’s lead. Before in motion. Your vision will be ers. Physical labor or exercise one trying to take advantage tions to financial, legal or med- uation until you have a secure you jump in, consider what’s spot-on, and your ability to will ease your stress and help of you. Stay focused on your ical issues that develop when hold on where you are heading being offered and what’s ex- follow through unprecedented. you put emotional matters in responsibilities and doing the dealing with a partner, institu- next. Impulse will lead to un- pected of you in return. If un- Romance is highlighted. perspective. best you can. tions or government agencies. certainty. Follow your intuition. certainty prevails, don’t get GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) involved. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Beautify your surroundings and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Form an alliance with someone Display your skills, expertise Attend a function that is pay more attention to the way Taking a trip, signing up for a who supports your ideas, solu- and physical ability to get AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) geared toward education you present yourself. A trendy course or spending time with tions and efforts. A romantic things done. Your excellent Take time to pamper yourself or and you will discover a way new look will lift your spirits someone you love is favored. encounter will tempt you. Don’t work ethic will promote ad- update your appearance. Nur- to expand your expertise and and encourage you to par- Making a physical change will make an impulsive decision vancement. Be prepared to ture an important relationship diversify your professional ticipate more in community boost your confidence and re- that could affect your living ar- counterattack a jealous com- by sharing your plans and feel- options. events. sult in compliments. rangements or plans. petitor trying to undermine you. ings. Romance is encouraged.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Jilted husband also feels abandoned by two daughters One deal containing two play points DEAR ABBY: I am a were curt and it was obvi- Oscar Wilde said, “I am so seven. After winning with father of two girls. Both of Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van ous she would rather not clever that sometimes I don’t dummy’s king, how did de- them no longer see, talk to Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, talk. understand a single word of clarer play? what I am saying.” or contact me. I’m divorced and was founded by her mother, At first we thought it South saw that the danger from their mother. She Bridge players who do not Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at was because of my baby was a 3-0 trump split. So, he cheated on me after she cousin, who cried nearly understand their partner’s DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los called for the spade four and went back to work and every time my grand- bids are in trouble. This week, Angeles, CA 90069. we are looking at the splin- met a man she decided mother held her. Thank- underplayed East’s three with ter bid, which shows a good was her soul mate. That fully, that has stopped. his two! When dummy’s four this common? munication open. fit for partner’s suit, at least was 17 years ago. I hav- Other family members held the trick, declarer drew Things may improve one game-going values and a sin- en’t talked to or seen my have noticed her behavior, one more round of trumps REJECTED DAD day when your daughters gleton (or void) in the suit just ex in all those years, and and we are unsure of what OUT WEST have children who are cu- named. and discarded his club loser slowly both daughters dis- may be causing it. Once, my partner opened on dummy’s heart queen. tanced themselves from DEAR DAD: Let me put rious about meeting you, but in the meantime, for one club. I had 15 high-card Note that if West could have me until there was no re- it this way: It’s not un- SILENT TREATMENT points with six clubs to the your own sake, please go taken the second trick, trumps lationship at all. heard of. Something called IN NEW YORK ace-king-queen-jack. I also On Father’s Day, my “parental alienation” on with your life and don’t had a singleton spade, so I would have been 2-1 and the birthday or Christmas I sometimes happens in bit- dwell on your disappoint- DEAR SILENT responded three spades. It contract safe — sort of. Tune in never hear a word from ter divorces, when one par- ment. TREATMENT: Your went all pass! Then partner again tomorrow. either one. I tried numer- ent poisons the children’s grandmother may be upset put a singleton spade down ous times to be a father to minds against the other. If DEAR ABBY: I’m a about something, and her in the dummy! I tried hard to them. My youngest was I had to guess the reason 13-year-old girl who is refusal to talk could be her make it, but I unluckily ran out recently married and for it in your case, it would blessed to have both sets way of expressing her dis- of trumps. Six clubs was cold. didn’t invite me to her big be that your ex didn’t want of grandparents alive and pleasure, or she may be In today’s deal, North’s four wedding. I had been sav- the girls to know the rea- healthy. Recently, my dad’s having a personal problem diamonds was a splinter bid. ing money over the years son for the divorce was her mother has become very she’s not ready to discuss. Then South used 14-30 Ro- in case one of them needed infidelity. quiet and reserved at so- Because other family mem- man Key Card Blackwood, understandably believing that help with a home or wed- There is nothing you can cial events. She was never bers have noticed and are the “I need to talk to ev- commenting about it, your his partner had something ding. do about it now, because a in clubs to justify his game- eryone” type, but at the parents should tell your I have to say I am hurt. mindset and a pattern force. When North showed What could I have done to have been set. Had you in- last few family gatherings grandfather that the fami- one key card (an ace or the be a father when they sisted on counseling for she wouldn’t involve her- ly is concerned and ask spade king), South jumped to didn’t want me in their you and the girls when you self in a long conversation him for an explanation, be- six spades. lives? I talk to people and realized the distancing with anyone. When my cause he may be in a posi- West, who disliked leading they keep telling me sto- was happening, you might other grandparents tried tion to shed some light on from a jack, chose the club ries similar to mine. Is have kept the lines of com- to talk to her, her answers it.

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MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LEGAL NOTICE RE: 119 Holyoke Street, Lynn, MA 01905-1460 THE TRIAL COURT MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain note given by Essex Probate and Family Court By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Robert J. Mann and Penny L. Mann and mortgage given by Robert J. Mann to and 45 Congress Street mortgage given by Theodore E. Michaud and Ann Michaud to Mortgage Electronic presently held by Eastern Bank, dated October 12, 2006 and recorded with Salem, MA 01970 Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for CitiMortgage, Inc., dated Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, Book: 26243, Page: 155, of Docket No. ES16P2957GD April 17, 2009 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of conditions of NOTICE AND ORDER: in Book 28521, Page 565 of which mortgage CitiMortgage, Inc. is the present said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Petition for Appointment of holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Auction at 11:00 AM on Thursday, April 13, 2017, upon the mortgaged premises Guardian of a Minor nominee for CitiMortgage, Inc. to CitiMortgage, Inc. dated July 26, 2012 recorded presently known and numbered as: 119 Holyoke Street Lynn, MA 01905-1460, at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31602, Page 39, for all and singular, the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: In the interests of Ja'Loria Guardiola breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, Legal Description of Lynn MA the mortgaged premises located at Unit No. 101, of The Commons of Lynn Minor Condominium, 50 South Common Street, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold at a Public All that certain property situate in Lynn, County of Essex, Commonwealth of NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES: Auction at 12:00PM on March 29, 2017, at the mortgaged premises, more Massachusetts, being more particularly described in a deed recorded 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said 02/29/2000 in Book 16217, at Page 19, in in Instrument No. 273, among the Minor filed on 10/18/2016 by Emy J. Velazquez mortgage, to wit: land records of the county set forth above. of Lynn, MA Known as: 119 Holyoke St. will be held 04/03/2017 08:30 AM Review Hearing Unit No. 101 located in the Condominium known as The Commons of Lynn Located: Salem Probate Condominium, said Unit conveyed is laid out as shown on a plan filed, which plan Together with all the improvements and fixtures on the said premises, all as more 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the is a copy of a portion of the plans filed with said Master Deed dated March 17, properly described by the said Mortgage. Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written 1989 and recorded with the Essex South District County Registry of Deeds in Book response, you need to: 9928, Page 152 and to which is affixed a verified statement in the form provided In the event of any typographical error set forth herein in the legal description of File the original with the Court; and in M.G.L. Ch. 183A, Sec. 9. It is subject to and with the benefit of the obligations, the premises, the description as set forth and contained in the mortgage shall Mail a copy to all interested parties at least 5 days before the hearing. restrictions, rights and liabilities contained in General Laws Chapter 183A, the control by reference. 3. Counsel for the Minor: The Minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the Master Deed and the By-Laws filed therewith. The Condominium and each of the right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. units intended for residential purposed and other uses permitted by the applicable Terms of Sale: A deposit of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00 DOLLARS) 4. Presence of the minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be Zoning Ordinances and as set forth in the Master Deed. paid by certified or bank check will be required at the time and place of sale as a present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best deposit on the full purchase price and a memorandum of sale shall be executed interests. The premises is more particularly described in the Deed(s) recorded at Essex thereupon by said successful bidder. The auction shall not be closed until the This is a Legal Notice: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 10894, Page 122 to wit: successful bidder has made the deposit and executed the memorandum of sale. has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, The balance of the high bid shall be due and payable within Twenty (20) days at please contact an attorney for legal advice. Unit No. 101 in the Commons of Lynn Condominium (the "Condominium"), the office of the Attorney for the Mortgagee: Jeffrey W. Shub, Esquire, Law Offices Date: March 2, 2017 located in Lynn, Massachusetts, which Condominium was created pursuant to of Jeffrey W. Shub, Suite 305-8, 27 Congress Street, Salem, MA 01970. Pamela Casey O'Brien M.G.L. Chapter 183A by the recording of a Master Deed (the "Master Deed") Register of Probate dated March 17, 1989, and recorded on March 17, 1989, in the Essex South The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale of all or a portion of the Item: March 9, 2017 Registry of Deeds in Book 9928, Page 152. mortgaged premises to a later date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further postpone at any adjourned sale date by DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY Said Unit No. 101 contains 960 square feet, more or less, and is shown on a floor public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the adjourned sale date. plan attached hereto and made a part hereof and to which is affixed a verified FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY statement in the form provided for in General Laws Chapter 183A, Section 9, and Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all which plan is a copy of a portion of the plans recorded with said Master Deed. rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, improvements, covenants, liens, Proposed Flood Hazard Determinations for the Town of Nahant, Essex County, outstanding tax titles, mortgages, leases, building and zoning laws, encumbrances, Massachusetts, Case No. 16-01-2425P. The Department of Homeland Security's Said Unit is conveyed together with: condominium liens, unpaid taxes, municipal liens and other public taxes, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) solicits technical information or assessments or liens, water liens and betterments, and any and all other claims in comments on proposed flood hazard determinations for the Flood Insurance Rate (1) An undivided interest of .01669 % in the common areas and facilities the nature of liens or other existing encumbrances of record which are in force and Map (FIRM), and where applicable, the Flood Insurance Study (FIS) report for your described in said Master Deed; and are applicable, having priority over the mortgage described herein, if any, whether community. These flood hazard determinations may include the addition or (2) The exclusive right to use the Parking Space #31 and Storage Bin #101. Said or not reference to such restrictions, easements, improvements, liens or modification of Base Flood Elevations, base flood depths, Special Flood Hazard Parking Space #31 is irrevocably conveyed to the Grantee, his heirs, successors encumbrances is made in the deed, including a certain mortgage from Robert J. Area boundaries or zone designations, or the regulatory floodway. The FIRM and, if and assigns, provided however that the exclusive right, to said parking space, Mann to Mortgage Trust Group, Inc. dated June 2, 2003 and recorded at Essex applicable, the FIS report have been revised to reflect these flood hazard granted hereto shall always remain appurtenant to ownership of Unit #101. County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 20953, Page 246. As determinations through issuance of a Letter of Map Revision (LOMR), in (3) The exclusive right to use those Common Areas and Facilities appurtenant to affected by the following assignments: accordance with Title 44, Part 65 of the Code of Federal Regulations. These said Unit, as set forth in the Master Deed. determinations are the basis for the floodplain management measures that your (4) The benefit of and subject to all easements, rights, reservations, restrictions, 1. Assignment of mortgage to First Horizon Home Loan Corporation dated June community is required to adopt or show evidence of having in effect to qualify or agreements and provisions contained in the Master Deed, the Declaration of Trust 2, 2003 and recorded with said Deeds in Book 20953, Page 262. remain qualified for participation in the National Flood Insurance Program. For of the Condominium, recorded on March 17, 1989, in Book 9928, Page 176 (the 2. Assignment of mortgage from First Horizon Home Loans, as successor by more information on the proposed flood hazard determinations and information on "Declaration of Trust") and the Rules and Regulations adopted pursuant thereto merger to First Horizon Home Loan Corporation to Metlife Home Loans dated the statutory 90-day period provided for appeals, please visit FEMA's website at (the "Rules and Regulations"), as any of the same may be amended from time to February 27, 2009 and recorded with said Deeds in Book 28530, Page 386. www.fema.gov/plan/prevent/fhm/bfe, or call the FEMA Map Information eXchange time, pursuant to the provisions thereof. 3. Assignment of mortgage from Metlife Bank National Association also known (FMIX) toll free at 1-877-FEMA MAP (1-877-336-2627). Said Unit is hereby conveyed subject to: as Metlife Home Loans to JP Morgan Chase Bank, National Association dated Item: March 2, 9, 2017 April 10, 2013 and recorded with said Deeds in Book 32510, Page 34. (1) Easements in favor of the adjoining units and in favor of the common areas 4. Assignment of mortgage from Metlife Bank National Association, also and facilities for the continuance of all enchroachments of the adjoining units or known as Metlife Home Loans, to JP Morgan Chase Bank National Association CITY OF LYNN common areas and facilities on the Subject Unit, existing as a result of dated April 12, 2013 and recorded with said Deeds in Book 32713, Page 74. construction of the building; or which may come into existence hereafter. 5. Assignment of mortgage from JP Morgan Chase Bank National Association Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a (2) An easement in favor of the Owners of other units to use all pipes, wires, flues, to MTGLQ Investors, L.P. dated January 27, 2016 and recorded with said public hearing on Tuesday, March 21, 2017 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. in Council ducts conduits, plumbing lines and other portions of the common areas and Deeds in Book 34740, Page 295. Chambers: facilities located in the Subject Unit and serving the other units; and (3) The limitations and restrictions set forth in said Master Deed that this Unit may Said premises will also be sold subject to all leases and tenancies having 1. Petition of Ardian Macorri owner of Andy's Breakfast and Lunch at 30 Boston be used only for residential purposes except as prescribed therein. priority over said mortgage, to tenancies or occupations by persons on the Street, Suite 3, for permission to add a New Beer and Wine License as a Common (4) The provisions of said Master Deed, the Plans recorded therewith, and of said premises now or at the time of the said auction and to rights or claims in personal Victualler, Monday through Sunday from 6AM to 3PM. Declaration of Trust and the By-Laws contained therein (as the same from time to property installed by tenants or former tenants now located on the premises. time be amended by instrument duly recorded with said Registry of Deeds(s) are 2. Petition of Fiesta Shows to hold a Carnival at GE Field, 691 Summer Street hereby incorporated by reference and constitute covenants running with the land In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in from May 3rd through May 7th with set up on May 1, 2017. Hours: Thursday and and are and shall remain binding upon any person or persons having at any time purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of Friday, 6PM to 11PM and Saturday and Sunday, 12PM to 11PM. any interest or estate in the Subject Unit, or parking space and persons claiming Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the through or under them. foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure Per Order: (5) The provisions of Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 183A as now in force deed to the second highest bidder, providing that said second highest bidder, and as from time to time amended, and subject also to municipal taxes assessed within three (3) business days after written notice of default of the previous highest Janet L. Rowe as of the current tax year. bidder, shall deposit with Mortgagee's Attorney, Jeffrey W. Shub, Esquire, the City Clerk For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern amount of the required deposit as set forth herein and execute the required Item: March 6, 9, 2017 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 10894, Page 122. Memorandum of Sale, and title shall be conveyed to said second highest bidder within twenty (20) days of said written notice provided to the second highest The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal bidder. CITY OF LYNN assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to In the event that the second highest bidder declines to purchase at the foreclosure Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of sale the within described property, the Mortgagee reserves the right to purchase public hearing on Tuesday, March 21, 2017 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. in Council record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. the within described property at the amount bid by the second high bidder. In the Chambers: event that the successful bidder fails to fulfill the agreements herein or in the Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of relevant memorandum of sale contained, or fails to pay the purchase price at the 1. Petition of Jose Bracamontes owner of Taqueria Dona Julia, 80 Central $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order appointed time and place, the deposit shall be forfeited and become the property Avenue for permission to add an "All Alcohol" license in an existing restaurant to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from of Eastern Bank without recourse to the bidder. open on Monday through Sunday 9:00am to 12:00am. this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon 2. Petition of Alexander and Wilder Rodriguez to open a Bakery with seating at acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, SHALL BE ANNOUNCED AT THE TIME AND PLACE OF SALE. 70 Commercial Street. in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 Eastern Bank, Present holder of said mortgage Per Order: or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the Janet Rowe premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical By: City Clerk error in this publication. Jeffrey W. Shub, Esquire Item: March 6, 9, 2017 Law Offices of Jeffrey W. Shub Other terms to be announced at the sale. Suite 305-8 LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN 27 Congress Street CitiMortgage, Inc. Salem, MA 01970 The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, March 21, 2017, at 6:00 PM in Korde & Associates, P.C. (978)740-9200 Room 107, Lynn City Hall: 900 Chelmsford Street Suite 3102 Item: March 9, 16, 23, 2017 Lowell, MA 01851 1. Stanley Strumskas DBA 595 Café at 595 Summer Street has applied for a (978) 256-1500 (SEAL) transfer of their All Alcohol Beverages License as a Common Victualler to La Fonda Michaud, Theodore E. and Ann, 14-017609, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS de Don Juan LLC, Saul Cifuentes, Manager. March 2, 2017, March 9, 2017, March 16, 2017 LAND COURT Item: March 2, 9, 16, 2017 DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 2016SM003146 Patricia M. Barton ORDER OF NOTICE John T. Krol Miguel Funez NEW IN TOWN? To: Heirs, Devisees, and Legal Representatives of the Estate of Mary E. Rocker; Lynn Licensing Board Donald W. Watson, Jr.; Charles E. Roberts; William Roberts; Margaret Coscia; Item: March 7, 9, 2017 Bonnie Blowers a/k/a Bonnie Roberts; Heirs, Devisees, and Legal Representatives of the Estate of Edith Roach; Gary M. Roach, Sr.; Gary M. Roach, Jr.; Derek Roach; CITY OF LYNN Kerri Roach a/k/a Kerri Cushna; Heirs, Devisees, and Legal Representatives of the Estate of Arlene Roach; Jeffrey Roach; Andrea Roach; Heather Anderson; Heirs, Notice is hereby given the Committee on Minor Licenses of the City of Lynn will Devisees, and Legal Representatives of the Estate of Paul Roach, hold a public hearing on Tuesday, March 21, 2017 at 7:15PM in Room 402, Lynn City Hall on the following Extended Hours License/24 hours: and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 et seq.: 1. Petition of Domino's Pizza, Youssef Abourjaili for permission for Extended Hours for their restaurant from 10:00AM to 3:00AM, 7 days a week at 341-347 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for the Certificateholders of the Union Street. First Franklin Mortgage Loan Trust 2006-FF16, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-FF16 Per Order: John J. Walsh claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in LYNN, 5 Chairman DEVLIN WAY, given by Mary E. Rocker to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., dated September 22, 2006, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern Item: March 6, 9, 2017 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26109, Page 142, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. CITY OF LYNN

If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers public hearing on Tuesday, March 21, 2017 in Committee Room 402 at 6:15pm: Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in 1. Petition of National Grid, Robert Coultor, for permission to propose duct bank this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before April 17, installation on Washington Street from the intersection of Boston Street to the 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the intersection of Laighton Street. benefits of said Act. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on February 28, 2017. Per Order: Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Janet Rowe Recorder City Clerk 201601-0136-PRP Item: March 6, 9, 2017 FIND AN AFFORDABLE PLACE TO LIVE. Item: March 9, 2017 CHECK CLASSIFIED!

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This waterfront spot at the Inn at Diamond Cove is a perfect place to relax. The Inn at Diamond Cove is a delightful get-away spot.

By Carley D. Thornell with nightly chocolates make and have mini kitchenettes to round homeowners on the inn ternoon of scenic sailing around FOR THE ITEM for delicious lumbering and prep food brought over from the side of the island. Casco Bay. Overnight docking slumbering; the effect is like mainland or purchased at the It’s like being transported fees are $3 a foot. Dreaming of an island get- stepping into a Pottery Barn island general store. Whip up back in time, and it’s easy to use The time will fly faster than away but don’t have the time or catalog without the awkward- a picnic and visit one of several your imagination to think of the your boat glides through the cash to board a plane? There’s ness of feeling like a bull in a secluded beaches, rent a bicycle, 1,000 soldiers who once lived in water before it’s time to head another way to get away from it china shop. check out vintage arcade games the brick barracks and Queen back to the mainland. On the all in your own backyard at the It’s pretty easy to settle in the and Ping-Pong, or shoot hoops Anne-style officers’ quarters plus side? There’s plenty of eats Inn at Diamond Cove. first day, open up the door to the at the indoor basketball court. that have now been converted and treats in trendy Portland This Maine gem is far from a balcony, and let the breeze flow There’s not too much trouble since it was Fort McKinley in (see accompanying story), and diamond in the rough, having over you as you enjoy a cup of but plenty of fun for kids to get the 1890s. Spend an afternoon many restaurants here offer cu- undergone a lovely renovation Keurig coffee on the sofa. Or, into, and this even starts on the poking around here discovering linary packages, too, if you’re at the end of 2015 that brings its step outside and admire the way over to the island. No mat- all of the Spanish-American War into one day on land and two at 44 rooms and suites up to con- view from an Adirondack chair ter what your age, it’s impos- artifacts, or enjoy an evening sea. The Inn at Diamond Cove’s temporary standards without on the horseshoe-shaped veran- sible not to feel like you’re on at the former quartermaster’s sister property, Portland Harbor losing the feel of a quintessen- da, and gaze out at the pool, fire- an adventure when you board storehouse that’s now home to Hotel, is one of them, and there tial New England resort. pit, or into the centrally located either the privately chartered the excellent Diamond’s Edge are several bundled options to In a suite, the warm sandy lobby, where three meals a day retired Navy vessel the Joseph Restaurant. see not only the city but experi- tones in the living room com- are served. S. Kennedy UB85, or the Casco If you’re lucky enough, grab a ence the island, too. The main- plement the feel of the seclud- What will you do today? It’s Bay Ferry in Portland and feel coveted 7 p.m. reservation and land property is also undergoing ed beaches here, and comfy easy to do it all (or nothing) and the salt water spray your skin watch the sun set over the wa- an extensive renovation (open navy blue sleeper sofas com- that contributes to the beauty as you ship off to a secluded is- ter while you feast on local spe- throughout) to bring the same plete the palette of ocean hues. of Diamond Cove in a different land like a true pirate. Arrive cialties including Maine seafood airy, beachy vibe to guestrooms Spacious bathrooms are outfit- sense than renovated aesthetic. after a half-hour and you’re and desserts with Vacationland and common areas. ted nautically with shells and Parents will love what equates whisked from the dock to check blueberries. seaglass-colored accents, and to the snazziest of beach hous- in via golf cart, since cars are If you have friends with a boat Please note: The Inn at Dia- 300-threadcount sheets on pil- es with all the conveniences; only allowed on Diamond Cove (or one of your own), all are wel- mond Cove is open seasonally, lowtop mattresses and pillows most suites and rooms connect if you’re one of just 100 year- come to use the dock for an af- late May through early October.

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