THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 Friday delivery for Thomas P. Costin Jr. Post Of ce By Thor Jourgensen Seth W. Moulton. 1969. In 1962, he helped found Mount Pleas- ITEM STAFF Prompted by Lynn Business Partnership ant Hospital, a pioneering facility on Granite President Ted Grant’s suggestion that the Street in Lynn dedicated to alcohol and drug LYNN — The Willow Street post of ce be- building be named after Costin, Moulton ran addiction treatment, a model used by the post- comes the city’s center of attention Friday at with the idea and introduced legislation in the al service nationwide. 11 a.m. when the building will be dedicated in U.S. House of Representatives in 2018. Retirement failed to slow Costin’s pace: He honor of former Postmaster and Mayor Thom- A Nahant resident, Costin’s life has spanned has served as the Lynn Business Partnership’s as P. Costin Jr. public service, elected of ce and social service Transportation Committee chair as a tireless Willow Street will be closed between Oxford advocacy. Elected city councilor in 1947 at the advocate for extending Blue Line rapid transit and Liberty streets for the dedication begin- age of 21, Costin went on to become Lynn’s service to Lynn. ning at 9:30 a.m. and reopen at about 1 p.m. mayor at age 29, the youngest ever elected. To quote U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, “Tom Costin served as Lynn postmaster from 1961 He was a friend and advisor to President Costin is an exemplary public servant who to 1992, working in the corner of ce of the John F. Kennedy and Senators Robert F. and had dedicated his life to his country, the Com- Willow Street building, with responsibility for Edward M. Kennedy. monwealth and the City of Lynn.” postal service encompassing Lynn, Lynn eld, His postal service accomplishment extended Mayor Thomas M. McGee will deliver greet- Nahant, Saugus and Swampscott. well beyond running an ef cient mail delivery ings from the city during the dedication and The dedication ceremony will be headed by operation. Costin helped spearhead the U.S. Postmaster Dean Baker will serve as USPS U.S. Sen. Edward J. Markey and U.S. Rep. Postal Service’s reorganization from 1967- host. Thomas P. Costin Jr. Circus Cats tale may have does not folded its change in tent for Swampscott good in Town Meeting completes Peabody marathon second session By Bella diGrazia By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — In a 4½-hour session PEABODY — The Big Apple Tuesday night, Town Meeting members Circus folded its tent on the adopted a bylaw forcing non-residential Northshore Mall after its re- property owners of blighted or vacant cent extended stay, but it may buildings to maintain their property, ap- not return to the shopping cen- proved a ban on single-use plastic straws, ter next year. opted out of a bylaw that would keep town “We loved playing Peabody, cats indoors and inde nitely postponed and couldn’t have imagined a vote on the sale of town-owned C & L being treated with more love, Package Store. acceptance, support and en- “I looked at my cats and told them I had couragement,” said CEO Gregg to come to the meeting tonight to ght to Walker. keep them from a life of imprisonment,” While Walker con rmed said a Swampscott resident about the pro- Greater Boston will be on the posed cat regulation bylaw. schedule in 2020, he stopped But what dominated most of the debate short of saying the jugglers, on many of the warrant articles were trapeze artists, horses, dogs, questions over zoning and concerns about clowns and acrobats will return over-development. to Peabody. “I’ve risen to this microphone several He said the agreement to times over the years in regards to over-de- perform in the mall’s parking velopment,” said resident Gerry Perry af- lot for ve weeks in April and Smoke alarm safety ter stating his concern about selling C & L May was a one-time lease. The Package Store. circus has multi-year leases Perry used the Machon School as an ex- in Washington, D.C., and New res up students ample, reminding Town Meeting members York City. “Boston is our sec- that it has sat vacant on Burpee Road for ond home, and we can’t wait 12 years, even after the town went into a to return to the Boston area,” By Gayla Cawley high school. Favor Otaru, Land Development Agreement with a de- said Walker, an admitted Yan- ITEM STAFF Each winner receives an iPad one of nine veloper in 2016. kees fan. “We’d be grateful if we in a ceremony hosted by the winners, was Board of Selectmen Chair and Town had the opportunity to have as LYNN — Mirelys Feliciano Lynn Fire Department and awarded a Meeting member Peter Spellios said a vote Perez, a senior at Lynn English great an experience as we had attended by the mayor, super- new iPad from to sell the town-owned packie was not for High School, was shocked to in Peabody.” intendent and state re mar- Superinten- the purpose of future redevelopment. learn she was one of the rst He declined further comment. shal, but like the two other dent Dr. Pat- “Being a landlord is not a job for town place winners for the city’s The Big Apple Circus has per- rst place winners, Perez has rick Tutwiler government,” Spellios said. “The decision formed in Greater Boston since sixth annual re prevention her poster displayed promi- to be here tonight has nothing to do with poster to billboard contest. and Lynn Fire 1988. They began in Boston’s nently as a billboard in Wyoma Chief Stephen C & L as a tenant, the town shouldn’t be Seaport District when it was Perez, 17, entered a poster in Square. owning things that are not a part of its the contest last year. She re- Archer in the acres of parking lots and rail- Perez may have been sur- city’s sixth an- critical services.” ceived an honorable mention, prised to win, but it was hard road yards, then it was moved nual re pre- Spellios was asked why the original but didn’t place in that compe- to miss the eye-catching poster to Boston City Hall Plaza, and vention poster warrant article, which proposed the sale last year they performed at tition. of a masked re ghter carry- of both the town-owned packie and VFW to billboard Somerville’s Assembly Row. “I was surprised because I ing a woman out of a burning post, was amended to take out a vote on contest. Construction at the 66-acre didn’t expect to win,” Perez building that was displayed the VFW. neighborhood on the Mystic said. in the Lynn Fire Department “The VFW is a critical town function,” The city-wide contest honors headquarters on Wednesday ITEM PHOTO | River off Route I-93 brought the OWEN O’ROURKE said Spellios. “The same argument for a show to the North Shore. nine winners each year, three afternoon. liquor store can’t be made.” But sources told The Item the students who place rst, sec- The theme of this year’s contest Town Meeting member and local attor- New York circus may not return ond and third in three catego- ney William DiMento said a vote to sell ries: elementary, middle and SAFETY, A3 PEABODY, A3 SWAMPSCOTT, A3 Nahant student INSIDE Opinion Charles: Let’s gure out makes her mark how to lift all boats. A4 Peabody with MassDOT Police on hunt for suspect in attempted By Bridget Turcotte abduction. A6 ITEM STAFF LOOK! Johnson School NAHANT — A Johnson School fth-grader is LynnArts to debut a Principal Kevin making her mark on the world. Or at least the new body of work. A8 Andrews helps Ju- state. dith Crocker, out- Gaby Manadee designed a poster for the third Sports reach coordinator annual Massachusetts Department of Transpor- Winthrop boys lacrosse for MassDOT’s tation’s lawn sign contest. Her creation included outlasts Swampscott. B1 Safe Routes to a simple drawing of a car with emissions pouring Peabody baseball earns School program, from its exhaust pipe. Behind it stands a man and his bicycle. It has a simple message written crucial win at Saugus. B1 educate students about bike safety. on top: “we have a problem with pollution. Turn off your engine! Be part of the solution.” Peabody softball rallies to victory. B1 ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE NAHANT, A3
OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 71° VOL. 141, ISSUE 141 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 61° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 OBITUARIES
Charlotte H. Morrison, 96 Edward Murray, 62 Priscilla M. Douglas, 91 1923-2019 1956-2019 CHELMSFORD — Charlotte LYNN — Edward “Dogman” PEABODY — Priscilla M. (Le- (Lottie) H. Morrison (Jezowski), Murray, 62, a lifelong resident Cain) Douglas, 91, of South 96, formerly of Lynn, passed of Lynn, passed away on May Peabody, died Tuesday eve- away peacefully on Sunday, 20. ning surrounded by her loving May 19, 2019 at Benchmark Edward was born on July family following a brief illness. Chelmsford Crossings assist- 10, 1956 to the late Edward She was the devoted wife of ed living. Monte and Mildred Murray, Robert E. Douglas, with whom Born in Denora, Pa., on April and was the beloved longtime she shared more than 69 29, 1923, she was the daugh- partner of Teresa Clements years of marriage. ter of the late Anthony and He was the loving father of Born in South Peabody, Helen (Horlick) Jezowski. She Angelo Mangos of Lynn; the she was the daughter of the was raised in Lynn and gradu- dear brother of Louise Thi- late Freddie and Susie May ated from Lynn Classical High beault of Florida; the cher- (Broughton) LeCain. She was School, Class of 1941. ished uncle of Chris Mac- a lifelong and proud resident She joined the United States Master of Franklin and Bobby of South Peabody, and was Army and was a veteran of MacMaster of Florida. Edward a graduate of Peabody High World War II, where she served is also survived by his many School, Class of 1945. two years as an X-Ray techni- treasured friends and his loyal Priscilla was a stay-at-home cian in Coral Gables, Fla., and canine companions. mom who raised her three James and Sean Morrison, enjoy the game with him. In Anne and Philip Trueira; and earned the American Service A truly sel ess man, Edward daughters and once they both of Middleton; her sister, his youth he was on the track is also survived by her six Medal. On Oct. 20, 1946, she was known for being the kind were grown worked part-time Dolores (Dolly) Springthorpe team and was an avid runner great-grandchildren and by married her husband Edward, of man who would give you for various businesses on the who predeceased her in 2014, and her husband Sidney of the clothing off of his back to for years. many nieces and nephews. North Shore. She was predeceased by her and resided in Lynn where Lynn; and many nieces and help someone less fortunate. He loved to be social and Priscilla belonged to the siblings, Dorothy Daly, George she lived for 70 years before nephews. She was preced- Known as Dogman by most, make friends with everyone in Second Congregational LeCain and Barbara Creeden. spending her nal two years in ed in death, in addition to he had an unconditional love the room. Edward loved to talk her parents and husband, by Church in Peabody for more Service information: Vis- Chelmsford (one year with her for his dogs. Though there and got to know the people brothers Theodore, Rudolph, than 79 years where she was iting hours will be held on son John and wife Jeanne and were many over the years you around him. Whether he was Anthony, Walter, Joseph and very involved in all church Thursday from 5-8 p.m. at the second year at Benchmark could never nd Dogman with- playing keno, poker, or just out Michael Jezowski, and sis- activities and for the past 15 the CONWAY, CAHILL-BRO- Chelmsford Crossing). out his German Sheppards or for a drink at St. Michael’s Bar, years attended Austin Square ters Mary Krasnow, Blanche his Boxers. He lived life to its if you saw Edward you knew DEUR Funeral Home, 82 She loved spending time Schaefer and Sally Sciarretta, Church in Lynn. She loved Lynn St., Peabody, and her with family and friends, wheth- fullest, on his own terms and that you were going to have spending holidays with family, Service information: Rela- he knew how to make others a great time and have a good funeral service will be on er it was at her home in Lynn enjoyed traveling and taking Friday at 10 a.m. at Austin tives and friends are kindly around him as excited about conversation. or at her “mountain house” road trips “up country” to Con- Square Church, 10 Keslar invited to gather for her funer- life as he was. Service information: Ed- getaway in Bartlett, N.H., or way, N.H. Ave., Lynn, to which relatives al service on Wednesday, May Edward’s biggest passion at Benchmark Chelmsford ward’s visitation will be held Besides her loving husband and friends are kindly invit- 29, 2019 at 12 noon at the was for all of the New England Crossing. She played crib- on Friday, May 24 from 4-6 of 69 years, she is survived by ed to attend. Burial will be SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 67 sports teams, from the Red bage and bingo and recited p.m. at the CUFFE-MCGINN her two daughters and sons- private. In lieu of owers, do- Ocean St. (Route 1A), Lynn. Sox to the Celtics, he loved jokes to her fellow residents. A visitation will be held prior Funeral Home. Funeral ser- in-law, Jean and her husband nations can be made in her She loved playing cards and them all. Although he espe- vices will be private. Brian Trueira and Leslie and name to the Austin Square to the service from 10 a.m. to cially loved the Bruins and games, doing puzzles, and 12 p.m. Burial will be private. her husband Rob Grayton, Church, 10 Keslar Ave., Lynn, the Patriots, of which he had was active in playing various In lieu of owers, donations all of Peabody; her four be- MA 01905-1735. For direc- sports throughout her life, in- season tickets for many years may be made in her beloved ® loved grandchildren, Michael tions and online obituary, and loved to bring others to LIFE WELL CELEBRATED cluding tennis, bowling and late granddaughter Rachel’s and Cory Fletcher and Leigh visit www.ccbfuneral.com. cross-country skiing, which memory to The Greater Lowell she was still doing at age 80. Community Foundation, Ra- She will be dearly missed by chel Morrison Memorial Fund, family and friends. 100 Merrimack St., Suite 202, She is survived by her two Lowell, MA 01852-1707 to Edward T. Blanchette, 37 College student sons and daughters-in-law, fund programs and research John and Jeanne Morrison of that Rachel supported. Direc- Chelmsford and Robert and tions and guestbook at www. SWAMPSCOTT — Edward Paula Morrison of Middleton; solimine.com. T. Blanchette, 37 years, of sit-in comes to six grandchildren, Rachel (who Swampscott, died May 19, predeceased her in 2014), 2019 after a long battle with John Jr., Julie and Sarah Mor- drug addiction. loud, tense end rison, all of Chelmsford, and He was born in Lynn, the son of Richard and Darlene By Katie Lannan the students said they had (Erskine) Blanchette and STATE HOUSE not yet received a meeting Thomas Lucier. He was raised NEWS SERVICE with DeLeo and focused in Lynn and Swampscott. Michelle M. Paquette, 57 their attention on his of- He was a 2001 graduate of BOSTON — Student ce. Students lined up Swampscott High School and protesters from the Uni- outside the speaker’s of- also attended Salem State versity of Massachusetts Michelle M. (McGovern) ce while three others sat College. He has lived most of Amherst ended their ve- Paquette, 57, a longtime on a couch inside DeLeo’s teacher at the Caleb Dustin his life in Swampscott. day State House sit-in on He loved Star Wars, Dr. Who Wednesday, after saying lobby, and both groups Hunking School in Bradford, yelled chants of “Fund died from natural causes, af- and Boston sports, especially legislative leaders did the Patriots and the Red Sox. not respect their voices UMass” and “No cuts, no ter being stricken at her home fees, education should be on Saturday, May 18 2019. He was employed at War- and following a brief but scott. He is the grandson of free.” Born in Lynn, daughter of by-Parker. He also worked for tense confrontation with the late Harland “Giggy” and They wrapped up their Frederick W. McGovern and the Boston and Corinthian participants in a military Phyllis Erskine, and Maryanne demonstration after state Mona E. Stinson, she was ed- yacht clubs, Bertram House event. Blanchette. troopers, park rangers as- ucated and raised in Lynn and and Lynn Ladder. Service information: His fu- The group of college graduated from Saint Mary’s In addition to his parents students had been pro- signed to the State House, neral will be held on Saturday, House court of cers and a High School with the Class he leaves his siblings, Jessica May 25, 2019 at 11 a.m. in testing outside the of ces of 1979. Michelle earned her Pena and her husband Juan of House Speaker Robert pair of lawmakers alerted the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, them to the Massachu- Associate’s Degree in Crimi- of Swampscott, Lindsey Pru- 426 Broadway (Route 129), DeLeo and Senate Pres- setts Medal of Liberty nal Justice from North Shore dente and her husband John, Lynn. Relatives and friends ident Karen Spilka, de- presentation taking place Community College and her Brian Lucier; his grandparents, are respectfully invited. Visit- manding that the Legisla- downstairs. Bachelor of Arts Degree in Jack and Alice Lucier, Roger ing hours are on Friday from ture’s top Democrats meet American Studies from Lesley Blanchette. He also leaves 3-7 p.m. Burial will be private. with them and hold votes “The disrespect that our University, and later, her Mas- Paquette; daughters, Kara his nieces and nephews, Al- on bills that would make legislative leadership has H. Shanahan and Megan S. Directions and guestbook at ter’s Degree in Special Educa- exander and Abygail Pena, www.solimine.com. public higher education shown us makes it clear tion from Salem State College. Shanahan, both of Haverhill; John and Pearl Prudente. He free to Massachusetts res- that it is no longer worth sons, Nicholas A. Paquette Michelle was a well-respect- also leaves several aunts, un- idents. entering this discus- and his ancé Jessica Paler- ed and loved sixth, seventh cles, cousins and his longtime Spilka spoke with a sion with them,” UMass mo of Haverhill and U.S. Navy and eighth grade teacher at friend, Jeff Bean of Swamp- group of the students on Amherst student James Seaman Ryan F. Shanahan of Monday. On Wednesday, Cordero said. the Hunking School since Haverhill; her mother, Mona 1998 as well as a special E. Stinson of Haverhill; her education Teacher for grades father, Frederick W. McGovern Bus pilot will offer summertime shortcut to Logan ve to eight in the Summer and his wife Patricia of Salem; Program since 2004. She a brother, Joseph McGovern; By Chris Lisinski take an effective shortcut board meeting. onto the Turnpike and get had also previously been em- and several aunts, uncles and STATE HOUSE to the Ted Williams Tun- The ramp, which con- up to traveling speed quick- ployed by the Department of cousins. NEWS SERVICE nel. Amid growing roadway nects Haul Road to Inter- ly enough to avoid collision Public Safety in Boston. Service information: Rela- congestion, transit of cials state 90, is currently used with other vehicles. A member of the Hunking BOSTON — Allowing tives and friends are invited now plan to launch a pilot by state police and other “We have to gure out School Leadership Team, Mi- to Michelle’s Life Celebration Silver Line buses head- chelle held a professional ing toward Logan Inter- program this summer and rst responders to handle a way working with the to be held on Thursday, May perhaps implement a per- emergencies in the tunnel. MBTA how to safely merge license in Moderate Disabili- 23, 2019 from 3-7 p.m. at national Airport to cir- ties for the Commonwealth of cumvent traf c via an manent change within the If opened to the Silver Line into highway traf c one of BROOKSIDE Chapel & Fu- next year. in certain cases, Gonneville the largest and slowest Massachusetts. She also was neral Home, 116 Main St., emergency access ramp, a volunteer at the Veterans which the state plans to Doing so, they said, said, the buses could “jump vehicles in the MBTA, and Plaistow, N.H. Her funeral would require ne-tuning ahead of the line” when ve- in a way, by the way, that Northeast Outreach Center in will begin on Friday morning study in a summertime but could help improve hicles are backed up, help- results in service improve- Haverhill. at 9:15 a.m. from the funeral pilot program, may reduce performance times on the ing commuters enjoy short- ments,” said MassDOT A devoted wife and moth- home with her funeral service trip times by more than er, Michelle enjoyed cooking to be held at 10:30 a.m. in 10 minutes, but the route Silver Line. er trips and the system run Highway Administrator as well as hosting family and Sacred Hearts Church, South could only be used safely “We could see a potential more ef ciently. Jonathan Gulliver. friends in her home. She en- Main St., Bradford. Donations under certain conditions, of 10 to even 19 minutes However, there are some The MBTA and Depart- joyed boating and spending in Michelle’s name may be MBTA of cials said. worth of improvement in safety concerns of cials ment of Transportation time on Lake Ossipee, skiing made to the Veterans North- Advocates have called for runtime by essentially continue to explore. Their are examining how to al- in her younger years and was a east Outreach Center, 10 close to a year for the MBTA cutting to the front of the calculations indicate that, low buses to use the short- devoted and caring dog owner. Reed St., Haverhill. To send to “free the ramp” in the line, so there is value in if traf c is moving 30 miles cut only when traf c is She will be sadly missed a message of condolence to Seaport District and allow this,” MBTA Deputy Gen- per hour or faster, Silver already congested so that and lovingly remembered by the family, please visit www. Silver Line buses heading eral Manager Jeff Gonne- Line buses cannot make the merge could be made her husband, Normand R. brooksidechapelfh.com. east out of South Station to ville said during a Monday the turn from the ramp safely.
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It owns a casino in proposed amendments to $20.00 for 4 weeks including dining, shop- Spring eld and wouldn’t the spending plan. $65.00 for 13 weeks Wynn Resorts said Senate continuing to $130.00 for 26 weeks ping and a hotel is the have been allowed to Among the amendments $260.00 for 1 year second to open in Massa- operate both. debate state budget plan approved Tuesday was a IN MEMORIAM Send payment to and POSTMASTER, JOHN MOQUIN chusetts since lawmakers State gambling regula- proposal to provide train- send address changes to: 1959 ~ MAY 23 ~ 2019 legalized casino gambling tors found Wynn exec- BOSTON (AP) — The ing to teachers to help The Daily Item ON HIS BIRTHDAY in 2011. utives failed to disclose Massachusetts Senate make sure every child has 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Lovingly remembered and sadly The planned opening allegations of sexual is continuing to debate access to civics education missed by his wife, Margo Lynn, MA 01903 comes after talks to sell misconduct against com- its version of a proposed in Massachusetts. THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Smoke alarm safety fires up students Town Meeting completes marathon second session SAFETY From A1 SWAMPSCOTT est in doing anything with was “Working smoke From A1 the property. Do we need alarms save lives. Test this bylaw now? What is the liquor store should yours every month.” Each the purpose of it? I ask all be indefinitely postponed poster carried that mes- of you who value your lib- because of “premeditat- sage with winners chosen erty to vote against this.” from about 3,000 entries. ed unfairness.” He said Spellios said the pro- “I thought everyone was he used to represent the posed bylaw was not going to show a smoke liquor store owners and “cherry-picked,” it was alarm so I wanted to focus helped them put together based closely off of one more on the saving lives the last three leases. that the town of Hamilton part,” said Perez, who con- “When my friend Mr. recently adopted. He said, siders art a hobby and is Spellios talked about under state law, a com- joining the U.S. Marine having respect for those fort letter doesn’t change Corps after graduation. owners, well, I was there zoning laws and the town The contest, a collabora- during that process and would like to help find a tion among the Lynn Fire there was no respect,” solution for parking. Department, Lynn Public DiMento said. “It’s just Joseph J. Domelowicz Schools and the city, costs unfair to a man that has Jr., the town manager of about $7,500 and is fund- been in business there for Hamilton and a Swamp- ed by the school depart- 40 years.” scott resident, got up to ment. The idea came about Tensions about over-de- the microphone and said because there were a lot of velopment also rose since the town adopt- fires in the city six years during debate to adopt ed their bylaw, property ago, according to Lynn a new bylaw that would managers have done more Fire Lt. Israel Gonzalez, enforce non-residential in the last six months head of the department’s property owners to keep than ever before. Fire Prevention unit. up with maintenance on “It’s a tool to bring ev- Lynn had been awarded blighted and vacant build- eryone to the table to dis- a $295,000 Federal Emer- ings. Town Administrator cuss better property use,” gency Management Agen- Sean Fitzgerald said the said Domelowicz. cy (FEMA) grant to install town lost over half a mil- Swampscott also voted smoke alarms for resi- lion dollars in tax revenue in favor of adopting com- dents, but half of the effort in just two of the vacant munity impact fees and was around education on buildings. local sales tax on those fire prevention in homes. Two buildings used renting out short-term This year’s contest theme as an example were the rentals, such as Airbnb, is a repeat of the first year, General Glover property and marijuana retailers, according to Gonzalez. and the Sunoco gas sta- in the event they open “The goal of this contest tion across from Clarke up in town. It approved amendments to the gen- is to have the children use Elementary School. Town eral bylaw for dogs, which their creativity to help Meeting member and enforces regulations and highlight the importance local attorney Kenneth keeps them off town fields of properly maintaining Shutzer represents Fami- and certain properties. smoke detectors in each ly Doctors, LLC, an office All of the recommend- and every home in our that uses the empty gas ed capital projects for community,” said Fire station for extra parking. fiscal year 2020 were ap- Chief Stephen Archer. He acknowledged a proved, as well as updates “We in the fire service “comfort letter” and a know that working smoke to certain zoning bylaws lease between the office to acknowledge climate detectors can double your owner and Sunoco owner chances of surviving a fire change. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE that would allow for park- and combined with a prac- ing. Bella diGrazia can be Ashley Herra De La Cruz of the Thomson School in Lynn hugs the new iPad ticed home escape plan, “This article isn’t a rev- reached at bdigrazia@ it greatly increases your she won in the sixth annual fire prevention poster to billboard contest. enue-generating article at itemlive.com. Follow her chances of survival. So, all,” Shutzer said. “The iro- on Twitter @BelladiGra- that’s the message we’re your smoke detector, but it fifth-grader at Sewell-An- wasn’t choosing the win- ny is Sunoco has no inter- zia. trying to get out.” really does save lives.” derson Elementary School, ners because the posters Superintendent Dr. Pat- State Fire Marshal Peter took first for the elemen- were all great. rick Tutwiler highlight- Ostroskey said early de- tary category. Her poster “It’s great to see your in- Circus may have folded its ed the importance of the tection from smoke alarms shows a hand changing the put and how important it partnership of the city, allows people to get out of battery of a smoke alarm is for the members of the tent for good in Peabody schools and fire depart- their homes and call 911. with a calendar next to it Lynn Fire Department to ment around safety, which In addition to saving the that shows the month. help share the awareness PEABODY Burtons Grill, the up- he described as a lifesav- that saves lives,” said Mc- scale-casual restaurant at ing one. The contest is one lives of residents, it allows “I was excited (to win),” From A1 the fire department to re- said 11-year-old Meas. Gee. “Smoke alarms save the mall, said they saw a of the initiatives, he said. lives. It’s a message we spond more promptly to “It’s important because to Peabody next year. burst of customers when “This initiative is really want to get out.” While the company loved reduce damage to build- it reminds people to test the circus tent was in the around bringing artistic the North Shore location, mall’s parking lot. ings and the potential for their smoke alarms every Gayla Cawley can be talent to bear on saving they said, investors are “We saw lots more cus- firefighters to be injured month.” reached at gcawley@item- lives,” Tutwiler said. “When looking to maximize reve- tomers in the mid-after- you think about it, it’s a or killed in the line of duty. Mayor Thomas M. Mc- live.com. Follow her on nue and there might be a noon before they headed simple thing, just checking Evelyne Meas, a Gee said he was glad he Twitter @GaylaCawley. better place. Circus man- to the evening show,” said agement, they said, was Todd Harmon, manager. disappointed the show But restaurants in the failed to draw more cus- downtown, about a mile tomers south and west of from the shopping center, Boston. said they didn’t see an in- The privately-held com- crease. pany declined to reveal “My staff and I didn’t ticket sales. notice any more people “We had strong ticket here while the circus was sales,” Walker said. in town,” said Suzanne Still, sources said Waite, co-owner of Su “strong” ticket sales would Chang’s on Lowell Street. have resulted in renewing “Spring is a time when the mall lease. youngsters receive Com- Robert Bradford, pres- munion and there are lots ident of the North Shore of engagement parties, so Chamber of Commerce, we’re always quite busy at said the circus boosted this time of year anyway.” businesses, especially at Mayor Edward A. Bet- the mall. tencourt Jr., who encour- “I can’t give you a hard aged the Big Apple to number, but whenever make its home in Peabody, you have a popular event said he was pleased at the like the circus there’s five-week run. The mayor a multiplier effect,” he said he was unaware the said. “There’s no doubt it circus may be looking to had a positive impact on relocate and plans to meet the business community with the show’s organizers. in Peabody and the sur- “The circus exceeded rounding towns.” our best expectations,” Michael Murray, chair- he said. “The goal was to man of the Peabody Area have a family-friendly Chamber of Commerce, community event and it agreed. worked. There were traf- “Everything I’ve heard fic concerns before they ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE from fellow chamber came, but the police put Students at the Johnson School in Nahant react to Judith Crocker, who used a melon to illustrate members is they loved the together an excellent traf- bike safety. circus and it was a rous- fic management plan and ing success,” he said. “It we didn’t get any com- brought lots of traffic to plaints.” Nahant student makes her mark with MassDOT the Northshore Mall in a positive way. Restaurants Thomas Grillo can be benefited too with people reached at tgrillo@item- said the message is some- shoes and use lights and Skabeikis called the NAHANT coming to the show.” live.com. From A1 thing the school has recent- hand signals. assembly “informative.” ly made more of a priority. “All things with wheels Before the meeting, she The design is one of four It’s reasonable for parents obey the same rules,” said didn’t even know hand Subscribe to LAW OFFICES OF that will be turned into a and students to commit to Crocker. signals existed, she said. JAMES J. CARRIGAN lawn sign and distributed walking or biking to school Crocker’s helmet safety “It’s good because there’s • Social Security Disability a lot of people that do bike across the state. in the town, which is one exercise got the biggest home delivery • Workers Compensation Manadee said that her square mile in size, to set rise out of the students. to this school,” she said. • Accidents Each week, the school and get free access 25 years located across intention was to send an example for the rest of Using a melon with a from Lynn District Court the message that drivers the state, he said. face drawn on it, Crocker has Walking and Wheeling to the e-edition on Wednesdays. This week, 15 Johnson St. should not let their vehi- “Forty-two percent of demonstrated a fall from 781-596-0100 cles idle. The signs will be CO2 emissions are caused bicycle-riding height both 64 percent of students walked or rode a bike, JAMES J. CARRIGAN available to anyone in the by cars,” said Andrews. with a helmet strapped on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN scooter, or skateboard to state who wants one, said “This can have an impact.” and without. LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL school. This included the www.jamescarriganlaw.com Judith Crocker, outreach On Wednesday after- The latter resulted in a entire second grade class. [email protected] coordinator for MassDOT’s noon, Crocker visited the crack down the middle of Safe Routes to School. school to teach the stu- the melon. Bridget Turcotte can be Principal Kevin Andrews, dents about bicycle safety. “It’s still smiling,” said reached at bturcotte@item- who bikes to work from his Bikers should wear reflec- Sophie Skabeikis, a live.com. Follow her on Beverly home each day, tive colors and closed-toe fifth-grader. “It’s very sad.” Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A4 THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 OPINION Let’s figure out how to lift all boats HOW TO REACH US
The feel-good story One Morehouse grad- taken out, loan appli- of college (never mind of the century has to uate told of having mul- cations were taken out, four or five times that be billionaire Robert F. tiple family members and names were signed amount) would be all 110 Munroe St. Smith’s pledge to pay helping him take out CherylC on the dotted line. right. Again, some of P.O. Box 5 off the student loans of loans to get to school. CharlesC I had to chuckle two us in professions that Lynn, MA 01903 the 396 graduates at And that $200,000 debt years ago when we were don’t pay well right off Customer Service his alma mater, More- staring him in the face going through the loan the bat would be up a Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. house College. The 2019 was no joke. It’s uncon- application process. I logist, to friends who creek without an oar for Connecting class got a $40 million scionable that anyone knew we weren’t going All Departments: can’t stand her voice, many, many years. lesson about paying 21 or 22 years old has to get any money, and I 781-593-7700 or find her unelectable Mr. Smith’s generos- good fortune forward six-figure debt before was OK with that, but or unpresidential (real- ity was more than just Ext. 2 — one that will pay div- they’ve gotten their first we had to go through ly, there officially now inspiring. He made it Classifi ed/Legal Advertising idends even more than professional paycheck. the motions at my classi [email protected] is no such thing, folks), possible for these young these amazing young Granted, I graduated in Subscriptions daughter’s high school men to start out their men know, but will real- the stone age, but I was that her policies will guidance office. [email protected] post-college journey ize the longer they live, able to pay off my one resonate, because they First of all, appar- Circulation without the burden of [email protected] breathe, and prosper on loan in the first year of address the reality of ently the more debt this planet. employment. And the real people’s struggles. you already have, the 20, 30 years of debt that Ext. 3 Every graduation first and only time I had When Sen. Warren more eager the pow- makes it onerous for Newsroom proposed forgiving col- them to continue their [email protected] season is filled with a six-figure debt, I had ers that be are to add [email protected] messages of hope, the just put money down on lege debt, some who to it. Sounds counter- life’s ambitions, buy a had paid theirs off were home, move into the Ext. 4 future and progress to- a house. intuitive, but if you Sports ward a better tomorrow. Yet I have friends in aghast. They had done have house payments, middle class, and save [email protected] their due diligence, But no matter how good their 40s and 50s who loans, car payments, enough to put their own Ext. 5 why should other peo- children through col- the commencement are still paying off col- they want to give you Retail and Online speaker is (with the ob- lege loans. We can’t ple benefit when they money for school. I told lege some day. Advertising vious exception of Mr. even get near a real didn’t? Others were the very nice financial This gift of charity is [email protected] Smith), the reality of solution on the nation- swayed, because when counselor then, “no one beyond phenomenal, so ADVERTISING financial burden sets in wide housing crisis un- you’re middle-aged and is going to give us any we can’t count on this Ernie Carpenter Jr. you still have debt from Director of Advertising long before the tassels til we address the fact money.” happening again any and Business Development, ext. 1355 are flipped, the caps are that many millennials 20-30 years ago that See, our cracker box time soon. We need a [email protected] tossed, and the robes and Gen Zers won’t be doesn’t include four house had already been plan to fix this problem Ralph Mitchell are shed. able to buy a house, or walls and furniture, paid off, our cars were Sales Representative, ext. 1313 of crippling debt for all [email protected] My favorite college even live on their own you’ve had it up to here. paid off, and we already students who pursue Not everyone has a Patricia Whalen student just finished with stagnant wages had a modest college higher learning, ei- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 her sophomore year. and a mountain of debt. college fund, or a nice fund. ther in college or trade [email protected] She reports her peers Now here is where I trust fund they can Well, she told me, if schools. BUSINESS OFFICE are already freaking out acknowledge my un- draw from. Some of us, you want to have her A rising tide will lift Maria Alvaracin about the massive debt abashed admiration a whole bunch of us, had pay something, you ext. 1205 all boats. But first we [email protected] they will have in front for Sen. Elizabeth War- families that worked could take out the min- have to figure out how of them. And if they ren. I find her ability multiple jobs just to put Susan J. Conti imum every year, and to open the channel Controller, ext. 1288 have to go on to gradu- to speak, explore and food on the table and after four years, she locks and let the water [email protected] gas in the car. But since ate school, as many pro- have solutions to many would only owe $27,000 in. Ted Grant fessions now require in problems in our society higher education is sup- (!). That’s not too bad. Publisher, ext. 1234 order to be employable, phenomenal. And I’ve posed to be the tide that I couldn’t believe that Cheryl Charles can [email protected] there’s even more anxi- argued with several peo- lifts all boats, second, or be reached at ccharles@ Marian Kinney she thought owing al- ext. 1212 ety. ple, from my opthamo- third, mortgages were most 30 grand fresh out itemlive.com. [email protected] Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Harrington thanks readers [email protected] Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 On behalf of the have readers from the fice of Education, May- and many other caring was truly heartwarm- [email protected] students and faculty City Council, School or Thomas M. McGee’s volunteers who simply ing! Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 at the E.J. Harrington Committee, school office, Essex Sheriff’s wanted to share some Special thanks to [email protected] administration offices, office, local businesses of their valuable time Elizabeth-Jade M. Elementary School, we CIRCULATION would like to thank Secretary of Education and banks, authors, with our students. The Beattie, an 11-year-old Lisa Mahmoud approximately 50 from the Executive Of- newspaper reporters sense of community author who read her Manager, ext. 1239 community readers book, “The Elephant [email protected] who joined us for last Dentist,” and answered CLASSIFIED week’s Harrington questions about be- Abbe Young Smith coming an author. Manager, ext. 1276 Reads Day, our 16th [email protected] annual reading cele- We were also fortu- GRAPHICS bration. nate to have Dulce Gonzalez from Senator Trevor Andreozzi The students were Designer most fortunate to have Brendan Crighton’s [email protected] positive role models office address the Mohamed Diop students. After telling Designer demonstrate their [email protected] interest in them and us about her family Mark Sutherland their education by and educational back- ground, she delivered Creative Director spending a morning [email protected] an important mes- in our school reading NEWSROOM sage to our students, books to all our classes Mike Alongi encouraging them to Sports Reporter ext. 1228 and celebrating liter- grab every opportuni- [email protected] acy. Our youngsters ty that presents itself Bill Brotherton realized the critical Features Editor ext. 1338 and to follow their [email protected] importance of books dreams, wherever they and reading to their Gayla Cawley may lead. Reporter, ext. 1236 future success. Not We are most gratified [email protected] only did the communi- by our volunteer read- Cheryl Charles ty leaders read, they News Editor, ext. 1278 ers’ continued interest [email protected] also spent time intro- and support over these Bella diGrazia ducing themselves, many years. Reporter, ext. 1317 explaining about their [email protected] Carole B. Shutzer, jobs and the impor- ITEM FILE PHOTO Thomas Grillo tance of reading as a Librarian Reporter, ext. 1264 Harrington Elementary School third-grader Elanny Portillo Parra [email protected] life skill. reads through her brand new dictionary, which was donated by the E. J. Harrington Spenser Hasak We were fortunate to Rotary Club of Lynn and Equitable Bank. Elementary School Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] Daniel Kane E¦§ ¦ M. G DIRECTORS Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill [email protected] M £ H. 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By Paul Wiseman the Chinese earlier this economies are already and Joe McDonald month without reaching locked in the costliest ASSOCIATED PRESS an agreement to resolve trade combat since the a dispute over Beijing’s 1930s. WASHINGTON — With aggressive efforts to chal- The United States has negotiations on hold and lenge American techno- imposed 25 percent tariffs tariffs piling up, the Unit- logical dominance. The on $250 billion in Chinese ed States and China ap- U.S. charges that China imports and is planning to pear to be bracing for a is stealing technology, un- target another $300 bil- prolonged standoff over fairly subsidizing its own lion — a move that would trade. companies and forcing cover everything China Beijing is airing Korean U.S. companies to hand ships to the United States. War movies (antagonist: over trade secrets if they China has targeted $110 America) to arouse patri- want access to the Chi- billion in U.S. products in otic feelings in the Chi- nese market. nese public and offering retaliation. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “It’s really hard to iden- China is also looking at tax cuts to software and Members of the New York state Assembly voted on legislation that au- tify whether this is the other ways to pressure the chip companies as U.S. thorizes state tax officials to release, if requested, individual New York beginning of a prolonged United States. export controls threaten conflict or just negotiating state tax returns to Congress, during a session in the Assembly Chamber Chinese tech companies. President Xi made it a tactics,” said David Dollar, point to visit a Chinese at the state Capitol on Wednesday. In Washington, Treasury senior fellow at the Brook- factory this week that pro- Secretary Steven Mnuchin ings Institution and a for- cesses rare earths — min- is talking to Walmart and mer official at the World erals used in things like New York puts Democrats a step other companies about Bank and U.S. Treasury. mobile phones and electric finding ways to ease the “I increasingly think that pain if President Donald this is going to turn into cars. The unspoken mes- closer to Trump tax returns Trump goes ahead with a long-term trade conflict. sage: The United States plans to extend import needs China to supply the We have to entertain the By Chris Carola returns, regardless of and Assemblyman David taxes to the $300 billion exotic minerals. possibility that there is no and David Klepper whether they held public Buchwald, of Westchester in Chinese products that China also turned up the deal.” ASSOCIATED PRESS office. Lawmakers later County — said the legisla- haven’t already been hit heat on Boeing Co.: On Dollar points to the air- narrowed the legislation tion promotes government with tariffs. Wednesday, two of China’s ing of Korean War movies ALBANY, N.Y. — New to address concerns that transparency at a time And the Trump admin- three major state-owned York lawmakers gave fi- and comments by Presi- it went too far, prompting when Americans need to istration is working on an dent Xi Jinping suggesting airlines — Air China nal passage to legislation the Senate to hold a sec- know whether their elect- aid package for American that the Chinese people Ltd. and China Southern Wednesday that would ond vote on the new lan- ed leaders are putting the farmers hurt by China’s need to steel themselves Airlines Ltd. — demand- allow President Donald guage Wednesday. public’s interest first. retaliatory tariffs on soy- for another “Long March” ed compensation for the Trump’s state tax returns New York Republicans “We are affirming Con- beans and other U.S. ag- — a reference to the leg- grounding of the plane to be released to congres- have railed against the gress’ role as a co-equal ricultural products — on endary and arduous trek maker’s 737 Max jetliners sional committees that bill. John Flanagan, who branch of government and top of last year’s $11 bil- Mao Zedong’s Commu- after fatal crashes in Ethi- have, so far, been barred leads the Senate GOP, the sacred constitutional lion farm bailout. nists made to escape pur- opia and Indonesia. The from getting the presi- called the legislation Mnuchin and U.S. Trade suers from China’s ruling third state-owned carrier dent’s federal filings. principle that nobody is “troubling” and “bad pub- above the law, not even Representative Robert Nationalist government in — China Eastern Airlines The Democrat-led Sen- lic policy.” Lighthizer wrapped up an 1934-1935. Ltd. — made a similar re- ate and Assembly both the highest elected offi- Fellow GOP lawmak- cial in the land,” Hoylman 11th round of talks with The world’s two biggest quest last month. approved the measures ers said the new propos- Wednesday, sending them said. al’s narrower focus shows The proposed changes to to Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a Democrats went too far Democrat. A spokesman state law were made amid Rivers rising in waterlogged with their first propos- a battle going on in Wash- has said the governor sup- al, which would have re- ington over Trump’s feder- ports the principle behind quired state tax officials to al returns. the legislation but will hand over any New York- central U.S.; more rain to come Treasury Secretary Ste- review the bill carefully er’s state tax returns. ven Mnuchin has said By Ken Miller er. Residents in low-lying congestion and flood-relat- before deciding whether to “This bill is nothing ASSOCIATED PRESS areas along creeks north ed delays. sign it. more than political show- he wouldn’t comply with and south of Okmulgee, More than 9 inches of The legislation doesn’t a congressional subpoe- OKLAHOMA CITY manship, and we all know about 35 miles south of rain has fallen since Sun- target Trump by name, na seeking six years of — Waterlogged parts of it,” said Assembly Andrew Tulsa were also advised to day in parts of Oklahoma but it would allow the Trump’s tax returns, in the central U.S. braced Goodell, who represents a leave their homes. after an already rainy leaders of the U.S. House part because the request Wednesday for more rain, mostly rural western New Near Crescent, about 34 spring. Ways and Means Commit- “lacks a legitimate legis- following days of severe York district. miles north of Oklahoma “Any rainfall we get just tee, the Senate Finance lative purpose.” U.S. Rep. storms that have battered Republicans also blasted City, erosion left several continues to saturate the Committee or the Joint Richard Neal, D-Mass., Iowa, Kansas, Missouri Democrats for going af- homes hanging over the soils that are already sat- Committee on Taxation to chairman of the House and Oklahoma and caused ter the president instead swollen Cimarron Riv- urated. Especially rivers get access to any New York Ways and Means Commit- at least three deaths. of focusing on challenges er. One unoccupied home and streams,” said Okla- state tax returns filed by tee, has threatened to go Authorities urged res- closer to home. rolled into the river Tues- homa State Climatologist elected officials and top to court to get the admin- idents of several small “The fact that we’re day, and authorities say Gary McManus. appointed officials. The talking about taxes in istration to comply. towns in Oklahoma and others could collapse. “There is simply no- legislation would apply this house is ironic be- Democrats are seeking Kansas to leave their In Kansas, residents in where for this water to to personal income tax re- cause we’re not talking six years of Trump’s per- homes as rivers and parts of the city of Iola, go” as it flows downstream turns, as well as business about the taxes that New sonal and business tax streams rose. The Ar- along the Neosho River, from Kansas, according to taxes paid in New York. Yorkers pay, which are returns to aid a committee kansas River was ap- were being urged to evac- McManus. An earlier version of the the highest in the nation,” investigation into wheth- proaching historic highs, uate and officials had set The Arkansas River was proposal passed the state said Rob Ortt, a senator er the IRS is doing its job while the already high up on emergency shelter just above 37 feet, or 9 feet Senate two weeks ago from the Buffalo area. properly to audit a sitting Missouri and Mississippi at a community college, above flood stage, at Musk- that would have allowed But the proposals’ Dem- president and whether the Rivers were again rising said Corey Schinstock, ogee, 45 miles southeast of congressional committees ocratic sponsors — Sen. law governing such audits after a multi-day stretch assistant city administra- Tulsa, as of Wednesday af- to get any New Yorker’s Hoylman, of Manhattan, needs to be strengthened. of storms that produced tor. If the river reaches its ternoon, according to the dozens of tornadoes. Fore- predicted crest of 27.8 feet National Weather Service. casters predicted parts of Thursday, it would be the The river was expected to Oklahoma, Missouri and second-worst flood ever for eventually reach 43.5 feet. U.S. lawmakers demand UN health Kansas could see more se- the town of about 5,400 Bynum, Tulsa’s mayor, vere weather Wednesday residents. said his city of more than agency change opioid guidance night into Thursday. The National Weath- 400,000 people is safe so “The biggest concern er Service issued flood far. By Geoff Mulvihill and other members of comment. is more rain,” Oklaho- warnings for northeastern “The levee system is ASSOCIATED PRESS Congress raised concerns Opioids, a class of drugs ma Gov. Kevin Stitt said Oklahoma through the working the way it’s sup- that Purdue’s internation- that includes prescrip- during a news conference weekend and in south- posed to right now,” By- Two U.S. lawmakers al arm was aggressively tion painkillers as well as following an aerial tour eastern Kansas and south- num said. are calling on the World marketing opioids abroad. heroin and fentanyl, has with Tulsa Mayor G.W. western Missouri through Elsewhere, the Mis- Health Organization to “We have received the become the leading cause Bynum and other officials Thursday afternoon. sissippi River was at or withdraw pain care guide- most recent letter from of accidental death in the Wednesday morning. The deluge inundated approaching major flood lines that include what Congress and are review- U.S. in recent years and Officials encouragedroadways, closing high- stage from Iowa through they say are false claims ing it point by point,” were linked to more than residents in the Tulsa ways in 22 Oklahoma southern Missouri and about the safety of pre- WHO spokesman Chris- 390,000 deaths in the suburbs of Sand Springs counties and 17 Kansas Illinois. At St. Louis, the scription opioids. tian Lindmeier said in an country between 2000 and and Bixby; in Fort Gibson, counties, along with more Mississippi was expected They say the guidelines email Wednesday. 2017. about 50 miles southwest than 330 Missouri roads. to crest Monday at nearly could lead other countries Purdue, which operates Purdue and other drug- of Tulsa; and in Webbers Amtrak suspended train 12 feet above flood stage. toward the same kind of only in the U.S., called makers and distributors Falls, some 70 miles south- service Wednesday and If that holds, the Coast addiction and overdose the report an attempt to are facing about 2,000 east of Tulsa, to leave. Thursday along a route Guard will likely close the crisis that has plagued the “vilify” the company and lawsuits from state, local All four communities are between St. Louis and river to navigation for the U.S. in recent years. noted that the U.S. Food and tribal governments along the Arkansas Riv- Kansas City because of second time this month. The members of Con- and Drug Administration across the U.S. seeking gress say a 2011 manual has approved OxyCon- to hold them accountable and 2012 guidelines on tin as safe and effective for the crisis. The suits opioids were influenced by for treating chronic pain. claim Purdue aggressively people with financial con- “Purdue is deeply con- promoted use of its drugs nections to Purdue Phar- cerned about the impact on more patients and at ma, the company that of opioid abuse and addic- higher doses while down- makes the powerful opioid tion and we remain com- playing the addiction painkiller OxyContin. mitted to simultaneously risks. They also say the “We have come to be- supporting efforts that company pushed to have lieve that Purdue has lev- help pain patients in need the drugs used for chronic eraged its financial ties and create real solutions pain when they tradition- to successfully impact to this public health cri- ally had been used most- the content of the WHO’s sis,” the company said in a ly for acute pain, such as guidelines,” Reps. Kath- statement. after surgeries, or for pain erine Clark, a Massachu- The company also says from cancer or other ter- setts Democrat, and Hal it discloses any potential minal conditions. Rogers, a Kentucky Re- conflicts of interest. The members of Con- publican, say in a letter A spokeswoman for gress say the company has to the health arm of the Mundipharma, an inter- tried to do the same thing United Nations. “As a re- national drug company around the world. sult, the WHO is, in effect, owned by the Sackler fam- “It’s the exact same promoting the chronic use ily, which also owns Stam- strategies and it is infu- of opioids.” ford, Connecticut-based riating and terrifying to Clark said the report Purdue, said the company see the World Health Or- was put together because would not comment on the ganizations having incor- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the WHO did not change report. A spokesman for porated these strategies,” Authorities urged residents of several small towns in Oklahoma and Kan- its guidelines after a 2017 several members of the Clark said in an interview sas to leave their homes as rivers and streams rose. letter from her, Rogers Sackler family also did not Wednesday. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Peabody police on All address information, particu- Circle was missing from school a.m. on Wednesday that her Intoxicated person from 6 larly arrests, reflect police records. In on Tuesday 3:18 p.m. Officer friend was staying at her con- Rutledge Road called to go to hunt for suspect in the event of a perceived inaccuracy, reports child is at home. do on Washington Street and detox on Monday at 4:21 p.m. it is the sole responsibility of the con- Officer spoke with a resident his red motorcycle was stolen Patient taken to Beverly Hospi- of 6 Kimball Lane on Tuesday overnight. tal. attempted abduction cerned party to contact the relevant at 4:23 p.m. about ongoing ha- Caller from 6 Arch St. reports police department and have the rassment texts. PEABODY his neighbor was harassing By Thomas Grillo Peabody Police officers department issue a notice of correc- Caller reported a suspicious his son over misplaced street ITEM STAFF and a K-9 unit searched tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or automobile at 42 Maple St. on Summons hockey balls on Monday at the area. clarifications will not be made without Tuesday at 7:10 p.m. Officer 5:06 p.m. Officer said they are PEABODY — Police are The suspect is described express notice of change from the ar- reports vehicle is locked and Valesca E. Sacherski, 37, playing street hockey and the asking the public’s help to as dark-skinned, 5 feet 9 resting police department. legally parked. Officer spoke of 95 Prospect St., Apt. 5, resident was upset because find a man who attempted inches tall, wearing a red with resident who said it has Gloucester, was summoned on the punch went in his driveway. to abduct a 9-year-old boy hooded sweatshirt and been there since Sunday night. Monday at 4:49 p.m. after a Employee of Town Variety at near the William A. Welch red hat. LYNN Reporting party said they will caller reported a 2003 Honda 116 Central St. said a man is Elementary School. The investigation is on- call back if the vehicle is not Accord was swerving on Wash- begging customers for money The victim told police going and police say they Arrests moved. ington Street and turned onto and cigarettes on Monday at he was walking with his Lynn Street and charged with 7:11 p.m. Derek Smith was have added extra patrols in Renee Gubitosi, 44, of 100 scooter at the corner of school areas around the city. Willow St., was arrested and Medical Aid operating an uninsured motor given a no trespassing written Swampscott Avenue and vehicle with a suspended li- order by the employee. Police ask anyone who charged with assault and bat- Caller from Sunrise Assisted Washington Street Tues- may have any informa- tery with a dangerous weapon, cense and a revoked registra- Report of a suspicious day night at 8:30 when a Living at 55 Salem St. request- tion. All-Star Towing towed the dark colored pickup truck of tion about this incident to violation of an abuse preven- ed an ambulance for an elder- man approached him from contact the Peabody Police tion order and assault and bat- vehicle. unknown make and model behind, covered his mouth ly woman who fell and hit her circling the Baldwin Street Department at (978) 531- tery at 10:57 p.m. Tuesday. and dragged him to the head on Wednesday at 7:42 Accidents neighborhood multiple times 1212. Wilder Mendez, 28, of 24 a.m. Patient taken to the hos- Welch School parking lot. Rockaway St., was arrested on Monday at 9:08 p.m. Offi- pital. Hit and run crash reported cer spoke to the operator who The boy was able to free Thomas Grillo can be and charged with unlicensed on Monday at 6:48 p.m. at the himself and run home. He reached at tgrillo@item- operation of a motor vehicle, was returning home to a nearby MARBLEHEAD Northshore Mall at 210 Ando- street. was not injured. live.com. forging/misusing an RMV doc- ver St. No suspects at this time. ument, disguise to obstruct jus- Suspicious activity reported Arrests Officer will document. at the Peabody House at 18 tice and failure to stop/yield at Single-car motor vehicle Killer who once terrorized 3:34 p.m. Wednesday. Walnut St. on Monday at 11:28 Craig A. Boutin, 47, of 14 crash into a pole reported at p.m. Caller said an unknown Reed St., was arrested on 492 Lowell St. on Monday at person was banging on the Florida set for execution Accidents two non-Marblehead warrant 11:58 p.m. Four-Star Towing door. Officer reports the door By Brendan A report of a motor vehicle charges at 12:02 p.m. on Tues- and the Peabody Municipal is locked. The reporting party’s day. Light Plant connected. Driver Farrington crash at 4:32 p.m. Tuesday phone went to voicemail. ASSOCIATED PRESS at High Rock and Rockaway Saul Rudy Perez, 29, of 63 refused medical attention. Fight in progress in front of streets; at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday Laurel St., Lynn, was arrested Two-car crash reported at 15 63 Pierpont St. on Tuesday at TALLAHASSEE, Fla. at Broad and Market streets; at and charged with unlicensed Lynn St. on Tuesday at 5:44 12:26 a.m. Officer reports the — Cindy Brown remem- 6:36 p.m. Tuesday at Lynnfield operation of a motor vehicle a.m. Officers checked the area, matter was a past assault with bers when she decided to Street and Verdmont Avenue; and failure to yield at an in- vehicles were gone upon arriv- one party having left the scene divorce Bobby Joe Long, at 2:39 a.m. Wednesday on tersection at 11:13 a.m. on al. Crash occurred over the city prior to police arrival. None of the serial killer facing Lynnway; at 1:46 p.m. Wednes- Tuesday. line on Broadway in Lynn. the parties wish to file charges. execution as a result of day at Ellis Street parking lot; Car into a Verizon pole at 73 a murderous spree that at 2:25 p.m. Wednesday at Complaints Tremont and 36 Union streets claimed 10 women’s lives on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Verizon SAUGUS School and Union streets. A caller reported at 1:20 and terrorized Florida’s A report of a motor vehicle notified. Operator taken to Sa- Tampa Bay area in 1984. p.m. on Tuesday that he owns lem Hospital. Vehicle towed by Arrest crash with personal injury at a store on Humphrey Street The man who was her All-Star Towing. Officer will doc- Martin Aguilar, 21, of 405 childhood sweetheart and 6:20 p.m. Tuesday at 175 Alley and when he arrived for work ument. Washington Ave., Revere, was the father of their two St.; at 8:02 p.m. Tuesday at 78 he noticed one of his employ- Motor vehicle crash report- arrested on warrant charges. children is set to receive a Central Ave. ees sitting outside and crying. ed at the Turnpike Car Wash at lethal injection Thursday He stated he attempted to ask PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Assaults 80 Newbury St. on Tuesday at Accidents at Florida State Prison her questions about what was 1:02 p.m. Massachusetts State Bobby Joe Long is wrong but she was unrespon- in Starke. Brown said she A report of an assault at Police notified. Four-Star Towing A report of a motor vehicle believes Long, now 65, is scheduled to be exe- 10:47 p.m. Tuesday on Flint sive. He stated she ran into the en route. accident at Walnut Street and cuted Thursday for bathroom and began crying getting what he deserves. Street. Broadway at 9:36 a.m. Tuesday; killing 10 women again. First responders arrived “This is something that in A report of an assault and Animal Control at Big Y parking lot on Broad- my heart should have hap- during eight months battery with a dangerous weap- and transported the female to way at 11:17 a.m. Tuesday; at North Shore Medical Center. Report of a Labrador Retriev- pened many, many years in 1984 that terror- on at 10:46 a.m. Wednesday Barnes & Noble on Broadway ago,” Brown said. “It’s been ized the Tampa Bay on Washington Street. A caller reported two boats er wandering in the front yards at 5:14 p.m. Tuesday; at Jim- were parked in a bad spot at at Posh Nails & Spa on Tuesday a long time coming. I hate area. my’s Steer House on Broadway to see anybody die, but he’s Breaking and Entering the intersection of Abbot Street at 11:30 a.m. Animal control at 11 p.m. Tuesday; at 78 Elm and Ramsdell Road at 2:15 officer reported the animal was done the things that he’s dren, nor will I ever for- St. at 7:33 a.m. Wednesday. done. You made your bed; A report of a breaking and p.m. on Tuesday. Responding gone upon arrival. give him for what he did to it’s time to lay in it.” entering at 3 a.m. Wednesday officers contacted both of the Animal control officer issued those girls, whether they Complaints Brown, who divorced at 45 Bellevue Road. boat owners. and mailed a $75 fine for the be the murder victims or A caller reported at 2:53 two unlicensed barking dogs to A report of a noise complaint Long in 1980, still vivid- the rape victims,” she told Complaints p.m. on Tuesday that his launch 7 Cardigan Road on Tuesday at on Founders Way at 12:31 a.m. ly recalls an increasingly The Associated Press. service shut down because of 12:17 p.m. Tuesday. violent man. One day, he Artiss Ann Wick was A report of a gunshot at 9:23 the wind and he was stuck on Caller complained about A caller reported locating grabbed her, choked her the first woman killed, in p.m. Tuesday at 19 Lookout Ter- his boat in the Salem Harbor. Toto, a small dog from 10 a 3-year-old child wandering and slammed her head March 1984. Nine more race. The harbormaster responded Baldwin St., that ran out of its in the street next to Ironwood into a television, knocking victims followed until his and brought them to the Village yard and bit his pant cuff on Apartments on Fairmount Ave- her unconscious with a arrest eight months later. Theft Street dock at 3:32 p.m. on May 17. There was no expo- nue at 1:41 p.m. Tuesday. Po- gash to the forehead. Most were strangled, Tuesday. sure. Citation was issued and lice report locating the child’s “When I came to, I was some had their throats A report of motor vehicle A walk-in reported at 4:18 mailed to Irakli Qirjazi with father in Kings Lynn. on the couch. Of course, he slit, and others were blud- theft at 7:17 p.m. Tuesday at p.m. on Tuesday that they copies of the leash law and A caller reported several was there, crying. ‘I’ll nev- geoned. He positioned 37 Vine St. heard a loud bang outside their license application. baby ducks fell into a sewer er do it again. I’m so sorry.’ most victims in a grue- A report of a robbery at 5:02 house on Gerry Street and were Marlon, a cat from 3804 grate near K Pub on Lincoln Then the next words were, some way. One rape victim a.m. Wednesday on Liberty concerned someone was in the Woodbridge Road, was report- Avenue. Ladder 1 responded ‘When you drive yourself who survived, a 17-year- Street. house. Responding officers ed missing on Tuesday at 3:03 and rescued the ducks from to get your stitches, if you old snatched off her bicycle A report of a larceny at 2:04 stated the house was clear. p.m. On callback, she said he the sewer at 1:51 p.m. Tuesday. tell them what really hap- while riding home from p.m. Wednesday at 34 Moulton A caller reported that a tree had been located. A caller reported a baby pened, I’ll kill you when work at a doughnut shop, St. on Cedar Street came down Caller from 48 Washington duck fell into a sewer grate on you get home,” Brown re- helped lead police to Long. and took wires with it at 4:40 St., Apt. 2 reported her cat, Houston Avenue at 2:57 p.m. called Wednesday. Though blindfolded during LYNNFIELD p.m. on Tuesday. Electric Light Becky, missing on Tuesday at Tuesday. After the divorce, Long the ordeal, she recalled the was on scene and cleaned it 3:49 p.m. The white, gray, tan went on a violent rage car and details about Long. Accident up by 5:53 p.m. on Tuesday. domestic short-hair was last Theft against women that also After his arrest, Long A caller reported he heard seen on May 18. She is not included dozens of rapes. confessed to that and oth- Motor vehicle crash with a female screaming on Stony- microchipped and is not wear- A report of a breaking and The spree earned him er crimes and admitted property damage on Tuesday brook Road at 5:37 p.m. on ing a collar. entering at 74 Lincoln Ave. at 28 life sentences and the to being “The Classified at 7:10 p.m. at Chico’s at 325 Tuesday. Responding officers 4:56 p.m. Tuesday. death penalty for one of the Ad Rapist,” the moniker Market St. found the apartment, where Complaints A report of shoplifting from killings, that of 22-year-old investigators gave while a mother and her ninth grade The Paper Store on Broadway Michelle Simms. The ex- trying to solve dozens Alarm daughter reside, and report- Caller reports two men in at 7:07 p.m. Tuesday. ecution would be the first of rapes. Long would go ed the young girl was the one their 20s wearing T-shirts and under Gov. Ron DeSantis, through classified ads and Fire alarm sounded at 17 jeans came into Sunrise Assist- who took office in January. make appointments to see Edgemere Road on Tuesday at screaming. SWAMPSCOTT A caller reported loud music ed Living at Gardner Park at 73 After the beating that items for sale. If a woman 3:01 p.m. Call handled by the Margin St. on Monday at 3:24 sent Brown to the hospital, answered the door and Lynnfield Fire Department. on State Street at 9:05 p.m. Complaints on Tuesday. Responding officers p.m. trying to sell mattress- she said, she loaded a shot- was alone, he’d rape her. gun, pointed it at Long and Brown was living in Animal Control could hear the music and saw es. Staff person was unsure if A report of suspicious activity the house’s door was open. They they left in a vehicle. Officers at 238 Windsor Ave. at 12:46 planned to kill him. But the Miami area while The animal control officer made entry and advised the checked the area and he could a.m. on Tuesday; at 16 Andrew she didn’t go through with Long was killing women. reported the resident at 16 Ju- homeowners to turn it down. not locate them. Road at 5:05 p.m. on Tuesday. it. She said not pulling the Though she still feared niper Road is having a dispute A caller reported a loud out- Resident at 21 Caller St., A report of threats made at trigger has haunted her him, they spoke regularly with a neighbor on Tuesday at door party on Elm Street at 10:40 Apt. 307 reports he is being 197 Essex St. at 11:15 a.m. on since, knowing the lives he because he had visitation 9:54 a.m. Report taken. p.m. on Tuesday. Responding offi- harassed by the property man- Tuesday. later destroyed. rights to their children. cers advised them to turn it down ager on Monday at 4:13 p.m. A report of a disturbance at “I have forgiven the man She would turn on the TV Complaints and bring the party inside. Officer spoke to the tenant. 70 Essex St. at 1:02 p.m. on for what he did to me — news every morning while Officers will attempt to speak Tuesday. the name calling, the phys- getting ready for work. The principal of Our Lady Theft to the property manager, Peter, A report of a neighbor prob- ical violence, everything One morning she was on of the Assumption reported about the issue and will docu- lem at 42 Nason Road at 4:05 else ... I don’t think I will the phone with Long when a child who lives on Longbow A caller reported at 6:44 ment. p.m. on Tuesday. I ever forgive him for what news reported another one this has caused my chil- of his victims was found.
POLICE BRIEFS
Three more parents plead $125,000 to have someone cellphone to photograph a his client walked into the a party and forcing her to al acts for money. guilty in college scam cheat on their daughter’s woman in a ladies’ room ladies’ room by mistake. perform sexual acts. entrance exams. Gregory at the University of Mas- No photos were found. The Enterprise reports Officer shoots, injures BOSTON (AP) — A Abbot is the founder of a sachusetts Medical School Cooper no longer works that a Plymouth Superi- man wielding knife married couple and a Cal- food and beverage pack- in 2015. for the medical school and or Court jury convicted ifornia businessman are aging company. The Telegram & Ga- entered into a voluntary 27-year-old Keith Grace, of CHICOPEE (AP) — A the latest parents to plead Sartorio was charged zette reports that a jury agreement with the state Chelsea, of human traffick- police officer has shot and guilty in the sweeping with paying $15,000 to convicted Dr. Marcus Board of Registration in ing, rape, kidnapping and injured a possibly suicidal college admissions scam. have someone correct Cooper guilty Wednes- Medicine to stop practic- other charges Tuesday. man who refused to drop Gregory and Marcia his daughter’s answers day of photographing an ing medicine in Massa- Prosecutors say he a knife he was holding. Abbott and Peter Jan Sar- on the ACT. The Menlo unsuspecting nude person chusetts. was among three people A spokesman for the torio entered their pleas Park, Calif., man founded and disorderly conduct. who in January 2017 Hampden district attor- Wednesday in Boston an organic frozen food The victim, a medical Man sentenced to prison schemed to bring the girl ney says Chicopee police federal court. They are company. student at the time, tes- in human trafficking case from Fitchburg to Brock- responded to an apart- among 14 parents who tified that she was using ton where she was held ment at about 1 a.m. have agreed to admit to Doctor convicted of using the restroom when she BROCKTON (AP) — A against her will. Wednesday for a well-be- allegations in the case. cellphone in ladies’ room looked up and saw the man has been sentenced A 23-year-old woman ing check after a caller The Abbotts, who have camera lens of a cellphone to up to 14 years in prison was sentenced last year said he was receiving homes in New York City WORCESTER (AP) — over the top of the stall for luring a 16-year-old for her role in transport- disturbing messages from and Aspen, Colo., were A cardiologist has been door. girl to another town on ing the girl and helping a co-worker he believed to charged with paying found guilty of using his Cooper’s attorney said the premise of attending force her to perform sexu- be suicidal. THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Michael Avenatti charged with defrauding Stormy Daniels
By Jim Mustian millions of dollars worth committed bank fraud and and Larry of legal services and we lied during bankruptcy Neumeister spent huge sums in ex- proceedings. ASSOCIATED PRESS penses. She directly paid Avenatti has denied the only $100.00 for all that allegations against him NEW YORK — Michael she received. I look for- on both coasts, saying he Avenatti, the attorney who ward to a jury hearing the expects to be exonerated. RENDERING | rocketed to fame through evidence,” he wrote. ASSOCIATED PRESS his representation of porn The Los Angeles charges Avenatti added in a later alone carry a potential Virtual reality- star Stormy Daniels in tweet that his agreement her battles with Presi- penalty of more than 300 heavy theme for representing Daniels years in prison. park Lionsgate dent Donald Trump, was “included a percentage of charged Wednesday with “I look forward to a jury Entertainment any book proceeds.” hearing all of the evidence World is set to ripping her off. The charges pile on top Federal prosecutors in and passing judgment open in July of previous allegations of on my conduct,” Avenatti New York City say Av- legal misconduct by Av- on Hengqin enatti used a doctored wrote in a text message to island in enatti, who represented The Associated Press. document to divert about Daniels when she sued to Zhuhai, China. Daniels, whose real $300,000 that Daniels be released from a nondis- name is Stephanie Clif- was supposed to get from closure agreement involv- ford, initially hired Av- a book deal, then used the ing an alleged tryst with Theme park to star money for personal and Trump. The president de- enatti to handle a lawsuit business expenses. Only nies an affair took place. she filed last year in which half of that money was Avenatti was previous- she sought to invalidate paid back, prosecutors ly charged in New York the nondisclosure agree- ‘Hunger Games,’ ‘Twilight’ said. with trying to extort up ment she’d signed with Daniels isn’t named in to $25 million from Nike Trump’s then-lawyer Mi- By Jonathan stories high. The theme of Egypt” are popular. the court filing, but the de- by threatening to expose chael Cohen in exchange Landrum Jr. park, which will also in- She said the studio hopes tails of the case, including claims that the shoemak- for $130,000. ASSOCIATED PRESS clude attractions based on to capitalize off Zhuhai’s films such as “Divergent,” emerging status as a the date her book was re- er paid off high school The money was sup- LOS ANGELES — Some ‘’Now You See Me” and tourist destination and leased, make it clear that basketball players to steer posed to buy her silence of Lionsgate’s most pop- “Gods of Egypt,” is sched- its proximity to Macau, she is the client involved. them to Nike-sponsored during Trump’s run for ular film franchises from uled to open in July on which is considered the Avenatti denied the alle- colleges. And in Los An- president about an alleged “Hunger Games” to “Twi- Hengqin Island located in “Las Vegas of China.” She gations on Twitter. geles, he’s facing a multi- affair between the two. In light” will be brought to said the Chimelong Ocean “No monies relating to count federal indictment August, Cohen pleaded life when the studio opens Zhuhai, China. Ms. Daniels were ever alleging that he stole guilty to violating cam- what it calls the world’s “We found a way to cre- Kingdom theme park in misappropriated or mis- millions of dollars from paign finance laws in con- first vertical theme park ate this theme park ex- Zhuhai has already drawn handled. She received clients, didn’t pay taxes, nection with the payment. in China this summer. perience inside of one box tens of millions of people. Lionsgate Entertain- over multiple floors,” said The Santa Monica, Cal- FILE PHOTO | ment World will offer sev- Jenefer Brown, senior vice ifornia-based company ASSOCIATED PRESS eral adventures including president of Global Live expects to have around Federal prosecu- a virtual reality motor- and Location Based En- 1.5 million park goers this tors in New York cycle ride based on “Twi- tertainment at Lionsgate. year. City say lawyer light,” a maximum-secu- “We created experiences “We would complement Michael Avenatti, rity prison breakout like that are immersive, that Macau,” Brown said. “The tell stories and are organ- idea is to have Vegas and right, used a doc- in “Escape Plan” and a ic to the brands,” she said. Orlando right next to each tored document replica of The Capitol lob- “It’s a mix of all the cut- other and create this su- to divert about by from “Hunger Games,” complete with shops ting-edge attractions that per tourist destination. ... $300,000 that adult you’ll find in entertain- People are already coming film actress Stormy where guests can fashion themselves in the film’s ment right now.” here. But we’re on the ear- Daniels was sup- distinctive couture. Brown said Lionsgate ly side in terms of devel- posed to get from More than 25 rides and decided to create its first opment on the island. It’s a book deal, then virtual reality experiences theme park to expand growing into this dedicat- used the money for will pack a sleek, futuris- their international brand ed kind of entertainment personal and busi- tic looking bean-shaped into China where films tourist place and virtual ness expenses. building that stands 10 like “Twilight” and “Gods containment vessel.” Reviews Smith’s fine in ‘Aladdin;’ another guy’s the problem
By Mark Kennedy is a co-screenwriter along- formed by Jasmine. It’s ASSOCIATED PRESS side John August, has basi- terrific and may finally re- cally taken the 1992 film’s place “Let It Go” as the go- It’s pretty clear after structure, added elements to Disney anthem. watching the new live-ac- from the Broadway mu- The film’s other high- tion “Aladdin” that doubts sical and made some nice lights are Michael Wilkin- PHOTO | about Will Smith’s cast- script tweaks, most im- son’s lush costumes, a ASSOCIATED PRESS ing as the Genie are over- pressively by adding a sec- parade of entirely digital blown. It’s the guy behind Beanie ond love story and updat- animals — including the the camera who should be Feldstein, ing Princess Jasmine from fantastically realized Abu doubted. And stuffed into a left, and pretty eyewitness to fierce the monkey, Rajah the ti- small lamp forever. Kaitlyn Dever participant. The script also ger and a hugging magic Guy Ritchie — that lover are starring doubles down on the no- Carpet — and breakout in the film of gritty gangsters and vi- tion that everyone seems olent action — was always performances from “Sat- “Booksmart,” trapped in roles they are urday Night Live” alum directed by an odd choice to helm a born into. big Disney romantic musi- Nasim Pedrad as a hand- Olivia Wilde. Mena Massoud game- maiden and Billy Magnus- cal and proves utterly the ly plays the title charac- sen as a prince. Choreogra- wrong guy here. “Aladdin,” ter, a street urchin with pher Jamal Sims combines in his hands, is more like good hair who falls for the hip-hop and Bollywood in In the winning ‘Booksmart,’ “The Mummy” than “Fro- free-spirited princess and zen.” This is an “Aladdin” has his life changed with glorious mashups. with a torture scene and one rub of a magic lamp. But the production design a teen comedy revolution pointlessly artful fast- Naomi Scott is the princess by Gemma Jackson is pure slow-motion action scenes. and she is a worthy Disney Middle Eastern-South By Jake Coyle comedy has traditional- geles ready to flaunt their Going into it, Smith heroine for 2019 — funny, Asian kitsch — complete ASSOCIATED PRESS ly been ruled by ups and sterling futures, it’s a rude was the question mark. strong, brave and with a with the expected food downs of male conquest. awakening. They, too, are How can you possibly stalls, crumbling walls and The insanely winning sinfully good voice. Yet that’s been changing headed for Ivy league have a real actor play constant bustle. (Let’s face “Booksmart” boasts too The key Alan Menken at least since “Clueless.” schools or, at worst, a pri- the shape-shifting, manic it, all vaguely Middle East- many breakthroughs to melodies from the original Recently, Kelly Fremon mo job at Google. spirit that Robin Williams ern urban scenes haven’t count. There are the two film — including “Friend Craig’s “The Edge of Sev- “You guys don’t even so wonderfully voiced in changed much since “Raid- leads, Kaitlyn Dever and Like Me,” ?Prince Ali” and enteen,” Marielle Heller’s care about school,” Molly the animated film? Smith “A Whole New World” — ers of the Lost Ark”.) And a Beanie Feldstein, both of “The Diary of a Teenage protests. “No, we just don’t struggles at first before are all here, as well as real stumble is made in the whom we’ve seen before Girl” and Greta Gerwig’s only care about school,” perhaps listening to his “Speechless,” a new song Cave of Wonders, which is but not like this. There is “Lady Bird” have pushed one replies. own character’s advice: Be written by Menken and horribly under-realized — the director, Olivia Wilde, movies about teens in en- With one last night to yourself. Benj Pasek and Justin it looks like a cat threw up whose debut behind the thralling new directions, reverse course, the two Ritchie, who directs and Paul (“La La Land”), per- gold coins and rubies. camera is remarkably as- delving deeper into par- friends embark on last/ sured. And then there is enthood, friendship and first hurrah, trying to the teen comedy genre, the pains of coming-of-age cram a year’s worth of par- itself, which “Booksmart” with indelible female pro- tying into one night rath- has blown wide open. tagonists who exist well er than go through with You can tell a lot by a outside of the genre’s pre- their original plans for the movie’s first minutes. In scribed archetypes. evening: watching Ken “Booksmart,” you know “Booksmart” feels like a Burns’ “The Dust Bowl.” that the smile on your victory lap in that evolu- Not being pros at it, face isn’t likely to leave tion. though, they spend much from the first moment Having spent their high- of the movie — penned that Molly (Feldstein) is school years studying and by Susanna Fogel, Emily picked up by Amy (Dever) preparing to launch their Halpern, Sarah Haskins for their last day of high ambitious lives, Molly, the and Katie Silberman — school. Without a beat but class president, is headed on an eventful odyssey out of pure enthusiasm for to Yale and Amy to Co- just trying to find the pop- each other, they awkward- lumbia. With RBG and ular-kids party and, hope- ly but confidently pop and Michelle Obama photos fully, running into their lock their way into the on her wall, Molly plans to long-concealed crushes: street. The party that is be on the Supreme Court. the popular vice-president “Booksmart” has already But when they approach Nick (Mason Gooding) begun. who they assume to be the for Molly; a smiley skater PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS From “Porky’s” to “Amer- deadbeats of their Crock- girl name Ryan (Victoria Mena Massoud as Aladdin, left, and Will Smith as Genie star in Dis- ican Pie,” the high-school ett High School in Los An- Ruesga) for Amy. ney’s live-action adaptation of the 1992 animated classic “Aladdin.” A8 THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Natalie Portman insists she never dated ‘creepy’ Moby, he disagrees
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Natalie Portman and Moby remember their time together, if that’s what it was, very differ- ently. In his new memoir, “Then It Fell Apart,” Moby, 53, has fond memories of Portman, 37, alleging the pair dated when he was 33 and she was 20. The Oscar winner ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE doesn’t recall “kissing un- der the centuries-old oak Artist Nicole Werth will share the show “Through Different Lenses” with photographer Elizabeth trees” at her alma mater, Hall at LynnArts. Harvard, nor leading the FILE PHOTOS | TNS singer “to her dorm room (where they) lay down next to each other on her small bed.” In a Harper’s Bazaar article published Tuesday, Portman noted that Moby had fudged her age. His book says they met in early September 1999, Werth, Olga Gernivski, meaning Portman “defi- Patty Klibansky, Rich- nitely wasn’t (20),” she ex- ard Yukins, Sally Ja- plained. “I was a teenager. BY BILL BROTHERTON cobson, Sarah Comins, I had just turned 18. There Sheila Golden, Steph- was no fact-checking from anie Timmermann, him or his publisher — it LYNN — “The human Susan Schrader, Ta- almost feels deliberate. … form has always been a mara Wolfson, Thomas There are many factual subject of art, so a show Politano and Tia Cole. errors and inventions. I based on that theme is no Sykes said there will would have liked him or ested in me in a way that surprise,” said Annette also be a live component his publisher to reach out felt inappropriate.” Sykes, president of Gal- to the opening with per- to fact check.” In response to the arti- leries at LynnArts. She adamantly denied cle, Moby took to Insta- Sykes, however, was formance art and interac- tive pieces. Belly dancer the singer’s claims that gram Wednesday, posting surprised by the different he “tried to be her boy- a photo of the pair from and nontraditional meth- Amy Sinatra from The Wicked Isabelle troupe friend.” back in the day. ods employed by local Portman, who enjoyed The photo, which shows artists who are part of will perform and Mike Grimaldi will paint a Moby’s music at the time, a shirtless Moby with his GALA’s upcoming “body- attended one of his shows arm around a smiling ART” exhibition. The free model’s body. A living sculpture will interact shortly after graduating Portman, is captioned, show opens in the main high school. When they “I recently read a gossip gallery with a reception with the crowd and face painters will offer their met after the perfor- piece wherein Natalie on Friday, 5:30–7:30 p.m., mance, she recalls, “He Portman said that we’d at 25 Exchange St. It con- services to attendees. Down the hall, in the said, ‘Let’s be friends.’ He never dated. This con- tinues through June 15. was on tour and I was fused me, as we did, in A second show, light-splashed smaller Fani Rosa paints the window at LynnArts an- gallery, Hall and Werth working, shooting a film, fact, date.” “Through Different so we only hung out a Moby insists that after nouncing its upcoming show. will present “Through Lenses,” a two-person handful of times before I Different Lenses,” which their romance fizzled, he show featuring the works realized that this was an and Portman “remained explores how a photog- of Elizabeth Hall and mediately relieved by the on canvas and wood, char- older man who was inter- friends for years.” rapher (Hall) and artist Nicole Werth, opens in quantity and impressed coal on paper, carved and (Werth) approach the the adjacent community by the variety of work painted wood, cyanotype same subject. ‘Overzealous’ Cardi B postpones gallery that night. submitted,” he said. Sykes and embroidery, digital Werth said the two took Haig Demarjian, a said the question posed photography and Magic tour to recover from liposuction professor of Art + Design on 17 similar locales and to artists was “What is Markers. A mannequin themes, pairing pieces at Salem State University LOS ANGELES TIMES canceled today,” she said the figure in art today?” is made of papier mache, that show how shifting and curator of the “body- May 5 at the Beale Street It turns out, there is no wire and naturally shed time, seasons, or vantage ART” exhibit, said he, too, Cardi B has postponed Music Festival in Mem- black-and-white answer. cat’s whiskers. point can greatly change was bowled over by the concerts through the phis, according to People. “How encouraging it Local artists partici- how an object or space is artists’ submissions. He end of May to allow her “I shouldn’t really be per- is to see a wide range of pating in the “bodyART” perceived. body time to recover from had no idea what to ex- forming because moving approaches and media exhibition include An- “Perception is your own post-baby liposuction and pect in this age of selfies too much is gonna [mess] that vary from artist to selmo Vasquez Paez, private understanding of breast surgery. and videos where imag- up my lipo.” artist. There is no sin- Chris Whitlock, Chrissa the world. Through art, A show Tuesday night es of ourselves and our Shortly before that, gular North Shore ‘style’ Markos, Elizabeth Hall, creators are able to share in El Paso, Texas, was friends are omnipresent. she’d told Entertainment evident in this work and Emmanuelle Le Gal, their viewpoint of the postponed, as was the “At a time like this I Tonight that she’d gotten find it fascinating and a what a great testament Erik Warn, Gabriella world around us, and en- rapper’s appearance at a her breasts done as well. little terrifying to consid- that is to the inherent Marshall, Jada Gard- courage the viewer to look Memorial Day weekend Kulture, her daughter er just what kind of art courage and individuality ner, Jeanne Carey, at the world around them event in Baltimore. with husband Offset, is will turn up when the call of the artists represent- Jessica Jordan, Leslie in a new way,” said Werth. “Cardi was overzealous now 10 months old. is put out to be included ed,” said Demarjian. 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News per’s rep told People. “Her about her liposuction strenuous schedule has in early May, when she taken a toll on her body admitted she had told and she has been given fans because she didn’t strict doctor’s orders to like lying about things. “It pull out of the rest of her actually takes like a little performances in May.” bit more than three or Radio station 92QJams four months.” in Baltimore said Tues- On another topic, earlier day that its 92Q Spring this week, Cardi posted Bling Festival was being a profane “public service postponed until Sept. 8. announcement” on Insta- The event had been set gram advising fans who Annette Sykes and for Friday. see her in public to simply Haig Demarjian Cardi B admitted earli- come up to her and say discuss a painting by er this month that she’d hi rather than screaming Sarah Comins called gotten liposuction and out her name and asking “Nature’s Lifejacket” breast work done in the her dumb questions. as they get ready for time since her daughter A rep for Cardi didn’t the opening of the was born last year. reply to The Times’ show at Lynn Arts on “I have some news request for comment Friday. for y’all. 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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 Winthrop boys lacrosse outlasts Swampscott By Mike Alongi Daigneault each scored put the Vikings ahead 1-0. ITEM STAFF two goals. Luke Evangelis- Winthrop netted two ta and Aiden Cifuni each more goals within the first WINTHROP — The Win- had one goal and one as- three minutes of the sec- throp boys lacrosse team sist, while Joe Mahoney ond quarter, as Hurley and continued its stellar season had one assist. Evangelista scored to make Wednesday afternoon, For Swampscott, Zach it 3-0 and give the Vikings scoring first and playing Pierce and Kyle Fitzgerald some momentum. Al- some shutdown defense in each had one goal and one though Swampscott did re- a 9-3 win over Northeast- assist. Darian Wulf scored spond with a goal from ern Conference foe Swamp- one goal. Wulf near the end of the scott at Miller Field. It was “I liked the way we played half to make it 3-1, Senott a relatively low-scoring in the first half, and I think put the lead back to three game for the entire first when he scored his first of half, but the Vikings were if we had continued to do things the way we were the game with less than a eventually able to break minute to go in the half. At away with some late goals. doing them we would’ve been okay,” said Swamp- the break, Winthrop held a “Our offense has been 4-1 lead. very explosive this year, scott coach Geoff Beckett. “But we got away from it The Vikings also opened and Swampscott did a good up the third quarter with a job of shutting that down and had some frustrations out there, and things kind goal from Hurley, grabbing for a good portion of the their biggest lead of the game,” said Winthrop coach of fell apart from there.” There was only one goal game at 5-1. But then Brian Donnelly. “But our Swampscott answered defense was able to step up scored in the entire first quarter, and it came less with a rally of its own, scor- and hold its ground and we ing two goals over the next were able to be a little more than two minutes from the opening faceoff. After forc- three minutes (one from patient in the second half, Pierce and one from Fitz- ing a turnover and pushing which helped us play bet- gerald) to make it a two- the ball up the field, Evan- ter on the offensive end.” score game once again. Matt Hurley led the way gelista cut to the net and ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE That’s when Winthrop slipped a quick pass to a for Winthrop with three made its move. Winthrop’s Matt Hurley (left) had three goals and two assists in a win goals and two assists, while wide-open Daigneault, who over Swampscott Wednesday afternoon at Miller Field. Pat Senott and Austin found the back of the net to WINTHROP, B2 Tanners earn crucial win at Saugus By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR SAUGUS — It’s crunch time for the Peabody baseball team. The Tanners underwent their lumps through the course of the season but remain in the thick of the hunt for a Divi- sion 1 North state tournament bid. Peabody took a step in the right direction Wednesday with a 5-1 win over Saugus at World Series Park. With the win, the Tanners upped their record to 7-8 and need wins in three of their final five regular season games to qualify. “Game in and game out, we talk about every game can be our last,” Peabody coach Mark Bettencourt said. “We want to avoid that 11th loss. Every game we lose, we get one step closer to that 11th. Every ITEM FILE PHOTO game’s going to be like our Peabody’s Ryan Knight went 3-for-4 with one RBI in a win over last game.” Saugus Wednesday afternoon at World Series Park. TANNERS, B2 English’s run has a nice ring to it By Harold Rivera ITEM FILE PHOTO ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Peabody’s Tianna Dawe tossed a complete game LYNN — They say winning a and allowed four runs on seven hits with eight championship brings memories strikeouts in a win over Saugus Wednesday. that can never be taken away from you. Last week, the English boys basketball team received the grand keepsake from its 2018-2019 Divi- Peabody softball sion 1 state championship run- the championship rings. “The kids really enjoyed them,” rallies to victory English Athletic Director Richard By Daniel Kane Peabody. Emma Bloom, Newton said. “That was their motto, ITEM STAFF Kristina Rossignoll and ‘play for the ring.’ Some kids never Mackenzie Marmion each get one so this was special for them. PEABODY — The scored one run. “They can wear it to their gradua- Peabody softball team “Everybody played tions and special events,” Newton showed no quit Wednes- great,” Palmieri said. said. “In Lynn it’s very difficult to day, rallying back from a “We started hitting ear- win any state championship be- pair of 2-run holes to earn ly in the game and then cause there are five high schools. a 5-4 win over Saugus at we went dry. But we It’s hard to put the best talent on Kiley Brothers Memorial came back and started one team with KIPP, St. Mary’s, School on the Tanners’ se- hitting again, which is Classical and Tech. For our guys to COURTESY PHOTO nior day. good. We never quit and I win a state championship is quite a The Lynn English boys basketball team poses with its state “It was a defensive bat- was proud of the girls for feat.” championship rings for winning the 2018-2019 Division 1 tle,” Peabody coach Tawny that.” ENGLISH, B2 state title. Palmieri said. “That’s why Saugus put together I tell the girls, ‘you have some clutch hitting in the to play hard all seven in- third and sixth innings nings because anything but the Sachems walked can happen.’ Especially away feeling as though Big Blue girls lacrosse beats NEC foe in high school softball. We they let the game slip started hot and we went away. SCHOOL ROUNDUP Gloucester, when the Big through a little lull there. “The kids played hard,” Blue will celebrate their We were down by two Saugus coach Steve Alm- By Harold Rivera annual senior day/youth runs twice and we came quist said. “Peabody’s a ITEM SPORTS EDITOR lacrosse day. out with a win which is real good team and they BOYS LACROSSE have a real good pitcher. Behind a balanced at- good to see.” Peabody 12, It was a good game. It tack, the Swampscott girls It came down to which Manchester-Essex 4 goes to show that when lacrosse team earned a team made the least mis- Jack Houlden’s four we play we can play with 19-7 win over Northeast- takes, with the Tanners goals led Peabody’s at- anybody. I’m proud of the ern Conference rival Re- plating the tying and win- tack. Keenan Madden way the kids played. We vere Wednesday at Harry ning runs in the sixth in- continued his solid stretch hit the ball well. We just Della Russo Stadium. ning thanks to a Saugus with three goals and one let this one slip through Reese Robertson, Eliza- error. assist. Colby Therrien our fingers.” beth Green, Harper Clop- Peabody’s Tianna Dawe poured in two goals. An- A bright spot for the Sa- ton and Grace DiGrande threw all seven innings, thony Bettencourt, Con- chems was pitcher Leah each scored four goals. allowing four runs on sev- nor McCarron and Nick Ventre in her first start. Emerson Laundry added en hits while striking out Patturelli each scored one Ventre threw five and three goals. eight. Dawe went 2-for-3 goal. 1/3 innings, allowing two Galie Sara Hamada-Mo- with a run scored. Austin Leggett made earned runs on four hits hamed made seven saves. Janelle Richard (1-for-3, nine saves. Patrick Russo COURTESY PHOTO and four walks with four Swampscott (13-2) turns two RBI) and Gina Ter- won 13 of 18 faceoffs. strikeouts. the page to Friday night’s Swampscott’s Harper Clopton had four goals razzano (1-for-3, RBI, run) (5:30) clash against ROUNDUP, B2 in a win over Revere Wednesday afternoon. did the clutch hitting for PEABODY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019
Winthrop lacrosse Classical girls tennis honors its seniors beats Swampscott WINTHROP From B1 Daigneault scored with 16 seconds left in the third quarter to make it 6-3, then the Vikings scored three unanswered goals in the fourth quarter (one each from Senott, Cifuni and Hurley) to run away with the win. Swampscott (5-10) takes on Stoneham Friday (4). “We had periods tonight where we were moving the ball well and being efficient on both sides of the ball, but we have to continue that for the entire game,” Beckett said. “We’ve just got to keep working at it.” Winthrop (16-1) closes out the regular season Friday (4) with its Senior Day against Mystic Valley. “We’re looking for our senior leadership to continue to step up and help us get better as we prepare for the tournament,” said Donnelly. “It will be great to be able to honor those guys on Friday.” English baseball walks off against Salem
ROUNDUP From B1 BASEBALL English 5, Salem 4 Juan Subervi’s game-winning single gave the Bulldogs a walk-off win at Fraser Field. Jomar Moreta got the start COURTESY PHOTO on the mound and allowed two earned runs on six hits over 4 2/3 innings. Ethan Labbe tossed 2 1/3 innings of The Classical girls tennis team celebrated its senior day Tuesday at the Breed Tennis Courts. scoreless relief. Left to right are Rams coach Chris LeBlanc, Abby Stafford, Anh Nguyen, Daphne Pineda, Jen- Erick Ubri (1-for-4) drove in two runs. Subervi, Jose Mo- ny Lemus, Lexi Ferraro, Sophia DeFronzo and Jayden Carroca. Classical, 13-1, can clinch the rel and Anthony Mateo each had one RBI. NEC title outright with a win over Everett Friday. The Bulldogs (11-4) host Danvers Thursday (7). Gloucester 6, Swampscott 1 Fishermen pitcher Zach Abbott struck out nine as Gloucester handed Swampscott its second consecutive Tanners remain in state tournament hunt loss. Dylan January accounted for Swampscott’s lone run TANNERS been phenomenal. Ryan Peabody struck for two The kids are buying into it. with a solo home run, his sixth of the season. From B1 Knight made a tremen- runs in the top of the first. They’re making it their Swampscott (9-7) plays the continuation of a tied game dous catch in center field. Calvin Ingemi (2-for-4) led own.” at Beverly Thursday (4). Pitching and defense Infield-wise (first base- the game with a single and It stayed at 3-0 until the BC High 2, were the names of the man) Mike Sabella has scored on Ryan Knight’s bottom of the sixth, when St. John’s 1 (F/8) game for Peabody. Starter been a huge part of our (3-for-4, RBI) RBI single. Saugus cashed in on Pea- Matt Remley gave the Eagles five solid innings on the Nick Fiore allowed just defense. Plays he wasn’t Anthony Conforti’s (2-for- body’s errors. Anthony mound but St. John’s bats went quiet. Will Potdevin (1- two hits through five shut- making picks on earlier in 4, RBI) RBI single scored Cogliano laced a 2-out sin- for-3, RBI) drove in Max Freedman (1-for-3, run) with the out innings. With just one the year, he’s making those Mike Tansey for the 2-0 gle and Ryan Beliveau Eagles’ only run. strikeout, Fiore didn’t picks now. He’s bailing us lead. reached on an error. Na- St. John’s dropped to 12-4 with the loss. The Eagles trav- power his way past Sau- out on those throws.” “The first inning hurt us, than Ing ripped a sharp- el to Beverly Friday (4). gus. He let his defense Dylan Walsh allowed an going down 2-0,” Luis said. ly-hit ground ball that was Beverly 12, make plays behind him. unearned run in the bot- “After that we’re playing botched, scoring Cogliano Marblehead 1 “Nick hasn’t pitched all tom of the sixth. Eddie catch-up. We have to get with Saugus’ lone run. Schuyler Schmitt (0-for-2) plated Aidan Michaud (1- year,” Bettencourt said. Campbell sealed the deal through the first and sec- Peabody put it away with for-1) with Marblehead’s lone run in the top of the sixth. “We told him to go out with a 1-2-3 seventh. ond inning. That’s been Mark DeLuca’s (1-for-2, Chris Gally got the start on the mound and allowed five there and throw strikes. Saugus’ offense didn’t our problem the last three RBI) sac-fly and Dom Lew- earned runs on six hits over three innings. He came into the season piece much together in games. The first inning, is’ (2-for-4, RBI) RBI single The Magicians (8-7) visit Salem Friday (4). with a sore arm, worked it this one. The Sachems tal- we’re just not ready for it.” in the top of the seventh. Revere 8, Malden 5 out, did his therapy. He lied just three hits, all sin- Christian Ploumbidis (1- “It would’ve been nice to The Patriots got back on track behind a complete-game gave us five strong innings, gles, and struggled to find for-4) singled to lead the go into that last inning effort from pitcher Matt Cravotta, who logged 10 strike- pumping strikes. Nick re- the timely hits needed to top of the second and down 3-1,” Luis said. outs. lied on his defense. The climb back in. swiped second base. In- “There would’ve been an Brandon Sarmanian (3-for-3, four RBI) and Jonathan defense played well. “I give Peabody credit,” gemi advanced Ploumbidis opportunity there. Once Murphy (3-for-4, three RBI) carried Revere’s offense. “If there’s ever been a Saugus coach Joe Luis to third on a fielder’s choice they tacked on those in- The Patriots host Somerville Friday (4). year where we’ve had to said. “Fiore pitched great. and Ploumbidis scored on surance runs, they brought SOFTBALL rely on our defense, it’s Peabody’s coaching staff Tasney’s suicide-squeeze in Campbell and he’s their Beverly 9, this year,” Bettencourt called a great game. That’s bunt. No. 1.” Marblehead 7 said. “If we get three or what they seem to do “We’ve bunted more this Peabody hosts Everett Beverly (11-5) trailed 7-6 in the top of the seventh, when four strikeouts a game, against us. Coach Betten- year than we have in the Friday (4). Julia Pitman tripled in a pair of runs. Beverly held on in that’s a good game. So we court calls a good game last 10 years combined,” Saugus (12-5) welcomes the bottom of the seventh to earn the win. have to play a lot of de- and keeps us off pace. He Bettencourt said. “We’ve Triton Thursday (4:15) in Emily Stilwell earned the victory in the circle. fense. Our outfield has does a good job.” played a lot of small ball. a non-conference tilt. Shayla Barker went 3-for-4 to lead Beverly, while Rona Scott went 2-four-4, with four RBI, including a 3-run home run. Gloucester 6, English’s championship run has a nice ring to it Swampscott 1 but a state championship ministration, the guid- This team went the extra Fishermen pitcher Zach Abbott struck out nine as ENGLISH run goes well beyond what ance counselors and the leg and won a state cham- Gloucester handed Swampscott its second consecutive From B1 takes place on the court. teachers are a big part of pionship. It put a big loss. The rings were made by English took care of busi- it.” charge into the school Dylan January accounted for Swampscott’s lone run Jostens, designed by Bull- ness off the court too. It The community’s sup- spirit-wise.” with a solo home run, his sixth of the season, in the bot- dogs coach Antonio Ander- started with Anderson port also factored into En- Also receiving rings tom of the fourth. son and made possible making sure his players glish’s success. The Bull- were those who contribut- Gloucester scored three in the top of the seventh, two through various fundrais- got the job done in the dogs were the talk of the ed behind the scenes, in- on Marcus Montagnino’s 2-run home run, to put it away. ing efforts. classroom. school and the community cluding members of the “They beat us,” Swampscott coach Joe Caponigro said. “It was tough,” Anderson “Antonio set the tone as they swept through the school’s administration, “Nick Reiser went the distance and I thought he pitched said. “We had a couple that academics were first,” Northeastern Conference team managers and vol- a good game. We’re playing six games in seven days so we fundraisers with help Newton said. “When he and climbed the ladder in unteer water boys, in ad- need guys to eat up as many innings as they can.” from a lot of people. There felt any of them were slip- Division 1. Regardless of dition to players and Swampscott (9-7) plays the continuation of a tied game are too many to name. ping, he sat them on the where neutral-site state coaches. at Beverly Thursday (4). Tons of people in the com- bench. His demeanor on tournament games were “The administration was Winthrop 4, Weston 3 munity, tons of business- and off the court was a located, the bleachers huge,” Anderson said. “Ev- Cali Patterson led the way for Winthrop on offense, go- es. All State Therapy, huge factor to what they were packed with maroon erybody was very support- ing 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI. Bella Perrotti went Lynn Police, Lynn fire- accomplished.” and white. ive. Everything we asked 2-for-3 with two runs scored and one stolen base. In the fighters, the Board of “My job is to help these “I always felt that ath- for the boys, they helped circle, Stephanie Strangie earned the win after tossing kids in every way,” Ander- letics is the engine that us. I’m extremely grateful seven innings and allowing three runs on five hits with Trustees at Lynn English, son said. “In the class- makes a school go,” New- to have had their support. eight strikeouts. City Councilors Buzzy room, they’re all doing ex- ton said. “It’s where you Winthrop (4-10) plays at Salem Thursday (4). Barton, Rick Starbard, That was huge, for sure. cellent. We have several get all your school spirit Lynnfield 12, Masconomet 7 Richard Colucci. Everyone “Everyone that helped from. That’s where you Chloe Shapleigh (3-for-4, 2 runs) had a double, triple and that helped out in some kids with GPA’s above 3.0. and supported us, we rally around the school. In drove in four runs. Allie Wing (3-for-4, double) and Taylor way, shape or form, we’re We have support from the thank them,” Anderson Tringali (2-for-3, RBI, 2 runs scored) along with Masco’s definitely grateful.” guidance department. We 2009 we went to the state said. “From myself, the seniors were honored before the game as part of Lynn- The Bulldogs knew they push them to the limit not final. In basketball we’ve players and the coaches, field’s senior day.. The highlight of the game was a 1-2-3, had something special just with basketball but always been competitive, we just want to say ‘thank bases-loaded double play turned by starting pitcher Reilly from the very beginning with academics. The ad- we’ve always been good. you.’” Ganter to catcher Wing to first baseman Sadie Gearan in the first inning to keep Masco off the board. Lynnfield closes the regular season at 11-7. Peabody softball comes from behind to beat Saugus BOYS TENNIS Marblehead 5, PEABODY walk got the Sachems ble to put Saugus back the first out of the inning Beverly 0 From B1 started in the third. Cait- ahead 4-2. on defense. We should Winners were Billy Ackerman (6-1, 6-0 at first singles), lyn Wood (2-for-3, two But things turned south have had the second out Dan Litvak (6-1, 6-1 at second singles), Adam Sherf (6-3, “She pitched one inning RBI) drove in both runs for Saugus in the bottom and we didn’t make the 6-0 at third singles), Tony Gluskin/Vittorio Mariotti (6-4, this year before (Wednes- with a 2-out single to put half. After a quick out, an routine play, things just 6-4 at first doubles) and Jack Curran/Ben Farfel (6-1, 6-2 day),” Almquist said. “She the Sachems ahead 2-0. infield error and a walk got worse from there.” at second doubles). pitched a great game. She Bloom walked and Dawe put runners on for Pea- With a 5-4 lead Dawe GIRLS TENNIS should’ve had that win, singled to start the fourth. body. Wood relieved Ven- made quick work of the St. Mary’s 3, we were right there. We Later in the inning, Mar- tre to try to get Saugus out Sachems in the seventh, just didn’t make the plays. O’Bryant 2 mion drew another walk of the jam, but Terrazzano striking out one and forc- Winners for St. Mary’s were Katie DiConstanza (8-1 at That’s what it boiled down to load the bases and Rich- knocked in a run with a ing two ground outs to first singles), Bella Leo/Ellie Cappuccio (8-1 at first dou- to.” ard laced a 2-run single to single to cut Saugus’ lead close the win. bles) and Shannon Lovett/Gina Palermo (8-1 at second Both teams missed out tie the game at 2-2. to 4-3. doubles). on chances in the first Saugus answered in the A routine fly ball hit by Both teams are one Marblehead 5, Beverly 0 few innings. Peabody had sixth. Wood and Emma Makayla Iannalfo was game away from clinch- The Magicians remain undefeated on the season (14-0) a pair of runners thrown Howard (2-for-3 with one dropped, scoring the ty- ing a spot in the state and celebrated their annual senior day before the match. out stealing in the first in- run scored) singled to lead ing and go-ahead runs for tournament. Saugus (9-7) Winners were Michelle Shub (6-0, 6-0 at first singles), ning while Saugus had a the inning. Ashley Shaw Peabody. has a quick turnaround Hannah Porath (6-0, 6-0 at second singles), Jess Mun- runner thrown out at the laid down a sacrifice bunt “We self destructed in at Swampscott Thursday roe (6-4, 6-3 at third singles), Simone Likterov/Cannan plate on a passed ball in to put runners in scoring that sixth inning,” Alm- (4:45) while the Tanners Whittier (7-5, 6-4 at first doubles) and Tess Keaney/Cahill the second. position for Alessia Salzil- quist said. “We got two (9-6) visit Central Catho- Whittier (6-1, 7-5 at second doubles). An infield error and a lo, who laced a 2-run dou- runs, were up 4-2 and got lic Friday (3:45). THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3
HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY Brendan Grant Tournament Red Sox and Blue Jays go to extra innings At Belmont Baseball Lynnfield at Burlington (3:30) Swampscott at Beverly (continuation, 4) Marblehead at Salem (4) Triton at Saugus (4:15) Everett at Peabody (4) Danvers at English (7) Somerville at Revere (4) Softball St. John’s at Beverly (4) Chelsea at Tech (4) Greater Lowell at Swampscott (4:30) Latin Academy at Fenwick (4) Softball Winthrop at Salem (6:30) Tech at English (4) Boys Lacrosse Peabody at Central Catholic (4) Lynn at Everett (4) North Reading at Marblehead (4) Revere at Malden (4) Stoneham at Saugus (4) Medford at Saugus (4) Winthrop at Danvers (4) Marblehead at St. John’s (7) Beverly at Revere (4:30) Girls Lacrosse Boys Lacrosse Northeast at Winthrop (4) St. Mary’s at Georgetown (3:45) Boys Tennis Revere at Mystic Valley (4) Malden Catholic at Fenwick (4) Saugus at Northeast (4) Beverly at Winthrop (4) Swampscott at Stoneham (4:15) Girls Tennis Girls Lacrosse Gloucester at Swampscott (4) Latin Academy at St. Mary’s (3:45) Winthrop at Peabody (5) Marblehead at Lynnfield (4) Salem at St. Mary’s (5) Swampscott at Danvers (4) Revere at Danvers (6:45) Winthrop at Beverly (4) Girls Golf Boys Tennis Marblehead at Swampscott (3:30) Saugus at Hingham (4) Gloucester at Peabody (4) Sailing Salem at Winthrop (4) Varsity States (at MIT, TBA) St. John’s at Newton North (4) FRIDAY Girls Tennis Baseball Beverly at Revere (4) Nipper Clancy Tournament Winthrop at Salem (4) At Fraser Field Marblehead at Swampscott (5) North Reading at St. Mary’s (4) Volleyball English at Classical (7) St. John’s at Andover (6)
SPORTS BRIEFS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Ridley basketball Fame. Nominations will be Mookie Betts strikes out in the top of the ninth inning against the Toronto Blue Jays in a accepted until May 31. The game at Rogers Centre Wednesday night. spring workouts induction ceremony will be held October 8 at Spinelli’s. The Ridley Basketball Nominations must be Skill Clinics will run spring/ mailed to Tom Strangie at summer workouts on Mon- the Lynn English High J.D. Martinez sidelined with a sore back day evenings (7-8:30 p.m.) School Hall of Fame Com- starting April 22. The 10 ses- mittee (50 Goodridge TORONTO (AP) — Bos- Martinez in Thursday’s fi- sions will run each Monday Street, Lynn, MA, 01902). ton Red Sox slugger J.D. nale, citing Toronto’s arti- until June 24. The sessions Martinez was held out of ficial surface and the early will take place at St. Mary’s. Lynn Woods the lineup for Wednes- 12:37 p.m. gametime. The Drills are designed to help day’s game against the To- Red Sox begin a three- any player at any level with Summer Cross ronto Blue Jays because of game series at Houston on ball handling, shooting (off Country Series a sore back. Manager Alex Friday. the dribble, off screens and Cora said the two-time The Blue Jays are for- off the pass), creating your The Lynn Woods Summer All-Star isn’t likely to re- tunate to not have to face own shot and finishing at Cross Country Series will turn to the lineup until Martinez: He’s got 13 the rim. Games will also be begin its 50th season on Friday. homers and 41 RBIs in 40 Wednesday, May 29 at the Martinez sat out the pre- career games against To- mixed in so that players can Lynn Woods entrance on vious two games because ronto. learn how to use their skills Great Woods Road. Races of illness but had been ex- Martinez went hitless in a game situation. The cost will be held every Wednes- pected to return Wednes- in nine straight at-bats of the clinics is $200. For day until September 25. day. He’s hitting .308 with before his absence. He’s FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS more information, contact There is no entry fee to nine homers and 28 RBIs. homered five times in his Helen Ridley at via phone at run, and the races will J.D. Martinez, who is out with a sore back, is Manager Alex Cora said past 10 games following a 781-775-0078 or email at rid- begin at 6:30 p.m. Each expected to return to the lineup Friday. he was hesitant to play 15-game drought. leytopflightbasketball@ evening there will be three gmail.com. races -- the short race, the 1.57-mile race and the long race. The courses cover dif- English Hall of ferent combinations of fire Fame nominations roads and single-track paths, and the courses vary Lynn English High from week to week. For School is accepting nomi- further information, please nations for its Hall of visit www.lwrun.org.
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STANLEY CUP FINAL Monday, May 27 Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Boston, 8 p.m. Monday, June 3 Wednesday, May 29 Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Boston, 8 p.m. Thursday, June 6 Saturday, June 1 x-St. Louis at Boston, 8 p.m. NBA PLAYOFFS Tuesday, May 21 Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Saturday, May 25 Toronto 120, Milwaukee 102, series Bruce Cassidy and the Bruins are hoping to be the third Boston team since October to win a Milwaukee at Toronto, 8:30 p.m. tied 2-2 Monday, May 27 championship when the Stanley Cup Final begins Monday. Thursday, May 23 x-Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m.
MLB Bruins hope to join Boston’s parade party AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division BOSTON (AP) — It’s far more than their share, the Cup final, with a sev- ics practice facility is next W L Pct GB W L Pct GB been more than three but they endured the lon- en-game winning streak door to the Bruins’; on the New York 30 17 .638 — Philadelphia 28 19 .596 — Tampa Bay 27 18 .600 2 Atlanta 26 22 .542 2½ months since the last gest championship drought that includes a sweep of morning of an NBA playoff Boston 25 23 .521 5½ New York 22 25 .468 6 championship parade in in franchise history from the Carolina Hurricanes game, Cassidy wore a Celt- Toronto 20 28 .417 10½ Washington 19 29 .396 9½ Boston, and the city is get- 1986-2008. in the Eastern Conference ics shirt to his media avail- Baltimore 15 33 .313 15½ Miami 13 31 .295 13½ Central Division Central Division ting antsy. The Bruins went from Finals. ability. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Sure, the Red Sox won Bobby Orr’s two champi- Goalie Tuukka Rask has When he took the podium Minnesota 31 16 .660 — Chicago 27 18 .600 — Cleveland 25 22 .532 6 Milwaukee 28 22 .560 1½ the World Series last Octo- onships in the early 1970s allowed more than two for Wednesday’s news con- Chicago 21 25 .457 9½ Pittsburgh 24 21 .533 3 ber. And the New England until Zdeno Chara and goals just twice in the past ference, Cassidy looked at Detroit 18 26 .409 11½ St. Louis 24 23 .511 4 Patriots earned their sixth Patrice Bergeron brought 13 games, and he won the the unusually large crowd Kansas City 16 31 .340 15 Cincinnati 22 26 .458 6½ West Division West Division Super Bowl victory in Feb- the Cup home in 2011. last two playoff clinch- and said, “Red Sox off to- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ruary. If that doesn’t seem like ers with a shutout. Brad day?” (They’re on the road.) Houston 32 16 .667 — Los Angeles 32 17 .653 — Oakland 24 25 .490 8½ Arizona 25 23 .521 6½ But since then: Nothing. a long time ago, try telling Marchand is the leading The Bruins have also no- Texas 22 23 .489 8½ San Diego 24 24 .500 7½ And Boston’s sports fans that to the newly spoiled scorer remaining in the ticed the difference when Los Angeles 22 25 .468 9½ Colorado 21 25 .457 9½ are counting on the Bruins Boston fans who have playoffs. they’re out and run into Seattle 23 27 .460 10 San Francisco 20 26 .435 10½ to end the interminable ti- grown up with the Beli- And, with the Celtics fans around town. Wednesday’s Games Chicago White Sox (Giolito 5-1) at Houston Oakland 7, Cleveland 2 (Martin 1-0), 8:10 p.m. tle drought. chick-and-Brady Patriots done, the Patriots in the “You do see how the city Kansas City 8, St. Louis 2, 1st game Washington (Strasburg 4-3) at N.Y. Mets “It definitely lights a fire and a Red Sox franchise offseason and the Red Sox rallies around you,” Bru- Texas 2, Seattle 1 (Matz 3-3), 12:10 p.m. under you to see the oth- that has won as many still recovering from their ins forward Jake DeBrusk N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Colorado (Senzatela 3-3) at Pittsburgh Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. (Lyles 4-1), 12:35 p.m. er teams in the city bring championships in the past early season championship said. “I grew up in Ed- L.A. Dodgers at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia (Nola 4-0) at Chicago Cubs home their champion- 15 seasons as it did in the hangover, the Bruins have monton, and we only have Miami at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. (Lester 3-2), 2:20 p.m. Kansas City at St. Louis, 7:45 p.m., 2nd Atlanta (Gausman 2-3) at San Francisco ships,” defenseman Bran- previous 100. the city’s attention. one sports team. To come game (Bumgarner 3-4), 3:45 p.m. don Carlo said as the team “It feels like there’s “We want to be consid- in here, and there’s four Chicago White Sox at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Friday’s Games prepared to face the St. been a little bit of a gap in ered the best game in town. sports teams and they’re Minnesota at L.A. Angels, 9:07 p.m. San Diego at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Milwaukee 11, Cincinnati 9 Detroit at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Louis Blues in the Stanley there,” said Carlo, a Colo- Why wouldn’t we?” coach usually pretty good, in the San Diego 5, Arizona 2 Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Cup Final. “We want to be radan who is 22 years-old, Bruce Cassidy said. “We playoffs or in the hunt or Colorado at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Boston at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 8:10 a part of it.” and has only been in the have some serious compe- winning. Philadelphia at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. p.m. It wasn’t too long ago city for three years. “The tition.” “It’s very lucky to be Atlanta at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Thursday’s Games Baltimore at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. that Boston was a sad sack way things have gone for Cassidy said he has de- playing here,” DeBrusk N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 3-3) at Baltimore Seattle at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. of a sports city, with the Pa- Boston, we’re looking to be veloped a relationship with said. “Ever since I’ve got- (Bundy 2-5), 12:35 p.m. Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. triots the joke of the NFL like the other teams.” the other coaches in town, ten here I fall in love with Boston (TBD) at Toronto (Feierabend 0-1), Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. 12:37 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. and the Red Sox mired in And now they have their and he reached out to the the city. To see the teams Miami (Richards 1-5) at Detroit (Boyd 4-4), Miami at Washington, 7:05 p.m. a dynasty of disappoint- chance. Patriots for advice on how win around here, and how 1:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (Snell 3-4) at Cleveland (TBD), Atlanta at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. ment that would stretch to The Bruins are at their to handle the long layoff the people supported it, it’s 6:10 p.m. Arizona at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. 86 years. The Celtics won strongest heading into between series. The Celt- very special.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 COMICS
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GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY
ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON
FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE
THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM
OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP
ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK
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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE
Man tells wife his travel plans on need-to-know basis It is an easy trap to descend into DEAR ABBY: I could for other employment with Saki, whose real name was more diamond tricks and go use your advice on train- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van better compensation and Hector Hugh Munro, was a down one. ing my husband. He refus- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, hope you can find a match Scottish short-story writer. He North was cheesed off. He es to enter his work travel and was founded by her mother, even if it means missing advised: “In baiting a mouse mentioned that if South had schedule on the household the luncheon. Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at trap with cheese, always leave played a low diamond from calendar. He snapped at room for the mouse.” his hand at trick three, yes, he me this week when he fi- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los DEAR ABBY: Please There is a nasty trap in this nally revealed that he was would have lost the trick and Angeles, CA 90069. enlighten me on etiquette. deal, into which many players the next one when East gave leaving Sunday. It took My friend and I were out would fall. West a diamond ruff, but he three more days to get the to lunch. While we were date he was coming back. adults. If you need a break will ask him what hap- South is in four spades. would have won West’s return, sitting there, she got on West leads the diamond two: It was like pulling teeth. It and would like to schedule pened. I don’t want to Facebook and posted drawn trumps and claimed. left me with only two days appointments, see a play, seem ungrateful. three, seven, ace. South plays Also, North added, if it about it. I think it was a sneaky spade nine, but East to decide how to enjoy the visit with friends, go on a I know it’s my fault for rude of her not to ask if I turned out that diamonds wins with the ace and returns time alone. I suspect that trip, whatever — schedule not demanding more earli- minded. It’s not a secret, were 3-2 all along, losing trick he’s withholding his travel it regardless of when your er. I get depressed when but why put it on Face- the diamond jack. How should three would have cost only an data to keep me from en- husband will be traveling. patients tell me about book? I don’t understand South continue from there? overtrick. joying myself too much And ENJOY yourself. their retirement plans, or why people think they In the auction, South decid- Always ask yourself what while he’s gone. I hear about his. I will be have to advertise every- ed not to give free information I think it’s disrespectful might go wrong: Is there a trap DEAR ABBY: I have working until I die. I’m thing they do. Do they do to the defenders. He thought about to snap? to keep your wife in the worked for the same doc- afraid he will take the it most unlikely that dia- dark until just a day or it because they want to tor for 29 years. My 30- staff out for a nice lunch to monds would play better than two before you leave. I feel important? year anniversary is ap- celebrate my 30 years, and spades, and opposite a one- need a way to motivate my proaching. People think I I will be so sad or bitter OLD-FASHIONED no-trump response, a slam man to share his travel should be ready to retire WOMAN dates earlier. I’m at the that I won’t be able to hide was improbable. If anything, when he does. The prob- it. point where I’m tempted DEAR OLD-FASHIONED: four spades was a slight over- lem is, I live paycheck to bid, but either a good partner to ignore him and his trav- paycheck, and there is no I am sure some of them do. LIVING PAYCHECK would hold a useful card or el since he is acting more retirement plan. What lit- TO PAYCHECK Others may do it because like a child than a hus- tle money I had saved they want to memorialize two, or an opponent would band. I’m not his mommy, went out the window when DEAR LIVING: Talk to the occasion or think oth- misdefend. and I need to break his I got a divorce a few years your boss about your di- ers are actually interested. To the original declarer, ev- mean streak. Advice? ago. lemma NOW. In light of If you preferred that she erything looked like smooth I know I need to quit and the fact that you have not do it, you should have sailing. At trick three, he cov- KEPT IN THE DARK ered East’s diamond jack with IN LOUISIANA go somewhere that offers worked for him for so long, spoken up, told her you are REAL benefits, but I feel perhaps he will consider a private person and asked his king. However, West ruffed DEAR KEPT: Stop put- like leaving will create a instituting a retirement her to please not mention and exited with his last trump. ting yourself at your hus- huge rift. I adore the pa- plan now. If he is unwill- your name or post your Then South had to lose two band’s mercy. You are both tients, and I know they ing, then it’s time to look image in the future.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT mortgage given by Adesuwa Vivian Smith, Sylvester Osazemwinde Osayande to given by Gerald S. Shulman and Ina L. Shulman to Mortgage Electronic 18 SM 007742 New Century Mortgage Corporation, dated April 24, 2006 and recorded in the Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Chevy Chase Bank, F. S. B. its Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25612, Page 598, of successors and assigns, dated September 11, 2002 and recorded with the Essex ORDER OF NOTICE which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 19244, Page 45, subsequently assigned to Capital One, N.A. by Mortgage Electronic Registration TO: Kathleen M. O'Neil, Personal Representative of the Estate of Carolyn F. New Century Mortgage Corporation to U.S. Bank National Association, as trustee, Systems, Inc., as nominee for Chevy Chase Bank, F.S.B., its successors and Smith and Charles McLaughlin recorded on September 25, 2008, in Book No. 28058, at Page 244 assigns by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 33598, Page 433, subsequently assigned to Rushmore Loan and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S. Bank National Association, as trustee to U.S. Bank National Association, as Management Services, LLC by Capital One, N.A. by assignment recorded in said U.S.C. § 3901 et seq.: Trustee to J.P. Morgan Mortgage Acquisition Trust 2006-NC2 Asset Backed Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 37032, Page 471 for Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-NC2, recorded on February 5, 2009, in breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same Selene Finance LP Book No. 28301, at Page 285 will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM on June 13, 2019 at 3 Saunders Road, Lynnfield, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, numbered 103 Magnolia Avenue, given by Carolyn F. Smith to U.S. Bank N.A., the same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on June 24, 2019, on the The land and building on Saunders Road, Lynnfield Center, Mass., the same lot dated December 10, 2013, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) mortgaged premises located at 38 Chestnut Street, Lynn, Essex County, being Lot No. 1 on a plan of land entitled, "Plan and Profile, Saunders Road, Registry of Deeds in Book 33019, Page 118, and now held by Plaintiff, have filed Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Lynnfield Center, Mass.," dated May 27, 1957, Warren M. Mirick, Reg. Surveyors, with this court a complaint for determination of Defendants' Servicemembers Sheet 1 of 2, recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 90, status. TO WIT: Plan 5, bounded and described as follows: Northeasterly by land now or formerly That certain piece or parcel of land, and the buildings and improvements thereon, owned by Sidney T. Pike, two hundred fourteen and 00/100(214.00) feet; If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United known as 38 Chestnut Street located in the City of Lynn, County of Essex, and Southeasterly by land now or formerly owned by Realty Construction & States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and being more particularly described in a Engineering, Inc., eleven and 17/100 (11.17) feet; Southerly by Saunders Road, Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Deed recorded on 03/11/2003 at Book 20327, Page 591 of the Essex South by three lines, a curved line one hundred twenty-five and 50/100(125.50) feet, a that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in District Registry of Deeds. For title reference see Deed recorded March 11, 2003 straight line, nineteen and 24/100 (19.24) feet, a curved line, ninety-three and this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before JUN 24, in Book 20327, Page 591 94/100(93.94) feet; Southwesterly again by Saunders Road, fourteen and 2019 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the 00/100 (14.00) feet; Northwesterly by Lot No. 2, one hundred twenty-five and benefits of said Act. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern 00/100 (125.00) feet; Containing 15,630 square feet, more or less. Together with District) Registry of Deeds in Book 20327, Page 591. the right on common with others entitled thereto to use all the streets and ways, as Witness, GORDON H. PIPER Chief Justice of this Court on MAY 13, 2019 approved and actually constructed, for all the purposes for which such ways are These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit commonly used in said Lynnfield. For Mortgagors' title see deed recorded herewith. Attest: A TRUE COPY of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the ATTEST: nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Deborah J. Patterson titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax Recorder liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in Item: May 23, 2019 having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, possession, and attorney's fees and costs. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. (SEAL) TERMS OF SALE: COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of LAND COURT a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT A deposit of Twenty Thousand ($20,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be 19 SM 001199 check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of ORDER OF NOTICE The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days 150 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other TO: 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Stacey Arnold from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Paul Arnold a/k/a/ Paul R. Arnold receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further U.S.C. App. section 3901 et seq.: Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a The Bank of New York as Indenture U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR J.P. MORGAN MORTGAGE an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Trustee for Newcastle Mortgage Securities Trust 2007-1 ACQUISITION TRUST 2006-NC2, ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-NC2 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Saugus, Present holder of said mortgage Rushmore Loan Management Services, LLC numbered 48 Walden Pond Avenue, given by Stacey Arnold and Paul Arnold to "MERS", Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., a separate By its Attorneys, Present Holder of said Mortgage, corporation that is acting solely as nominee for Fremont Investment & Loan, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. By Its Attorneys, "Lender" and its successors and assigns, dated October 20 2006, and recorded 150 California St. ORLANS PC in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as Newton, MA 02458 PO Box 540540 Document No. 472993, and noted on Certificate of Title No. 77358, and now held (617)558-0500 Waltham, MA 02454 by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for 2016110189 Phone: (781) 790-7800 determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Item: May 23, 30, June 6, 2019 16-014257 Item: May 23, 30, June 6, 2019 If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers THE TRIAL COURT Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT ALL POLICE ORDERED OR ACCIDENT TOWS that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Docket No. ES19P1375EA this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before JUN 17, INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE (Sale of Motor Vehicle under M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A.) 2019 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Notice is hereby given by: Bill's Auto Clinic, 2 Commercial St., Salem, MA. benefits of said Act. Estate of: pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A, that on May 28, 2019 Pauline Ella Andrews at: 9 a.m., 2 Commercial St. Salem, MA. Private Sale on the following Motor Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of this Court on APR 30, 2019 Also Known As: Pauline Ella Hilton Andrews/Pauline H. Andrews Vehicles will be sold to satisfy the garagekeeper's lien thereon for storage, towing Attest: Date of Death: March 16, 2019 charges, care and expenses of notices and sale of said vehicle. Deborah J. Patterson Essex Division Description of Vehicle Recorder To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of 2006 Ford Freestyle Vin1FMZK04136GA20727 Item: May 23, 2019 Petitioner Alicia A. Andrews of Marblehead MA 1999 Chrysler Sebring Vin 3C3EL55HXXT609123 a Will has been admitted to informal probate. 1994 Olds Cutlass Vin 1G3AG554XR6347127 Alicia A. Andrews of Marblehead MA 2011 Kia Optima Vin KNAGN4A6XB5148721 has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to 2012 Honda Accord Vin 1HGCP2F67CA096824 serve without surety on the bond. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Thank You, Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Bill's Auto Clinic supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with 2 Commercial St the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Salem MA 01970 from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Item: May 9, 16, 23, 2019 to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your Item: May 23, 2019 daily subscription.
Phone us: 781-593-7700 Email us: [email protected] Find us online: THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 U.S. stocks fall on Iran supreme leader criticizes mixed earnings, politicians amid U.S. tensions trade tensions By Amir Vahdat bombers to the region over uranium in exchange for the Obama administra- and Jon Gambrell a still-unexplained threat the lifting of crippling eco- tion dispatched senior of- ASSOCIATED PRESS it perceived from Iran. nomic sanctions. ficials to Europe, Asia and and oil slumps Since that development, But the deal has un- elsewhere to explain to TEHRAN, Iran — Iran’s Iran has announced it will raveled after Trump’s foreign governments and supreme leader publicly back away from the atom- withdrawal, with the U.S. countries what was per- By Damian J. Troise cent from 2.42 percent late chastised the country’s ic accord. The United Arab re-imposing old sanctions mitted. and Alex Veiga Tuesday. moderate president and Emirates, meanwhile, al- and coming up with even Former Secretary of ASSOCIATED PRESS Heightened tensions foreign minister Wednes- leged that four oil tank- stricter new ones. State John Kerry and over trade have stuck the day, saying he disagreed Stocks closed lower on ers were sabotaged off its “To some extent, I did Treasury Secretary Jack market in a rut for the last with the implementation Wall Street Wednesday, coast, and Iranian-allied not believe in the way Lew each encouraged for- two weeks. The major U.S. of the 2015 nuclear deal weighed down by a mixed rebels in Yemen have that the nuclear deal was eign investors to do busi- indexes are all down more they had negotiated with batch of corporate earn- launched drone attacks implemented,” Khamenei ness with Iran so that the than 3 percent in May, al- world powers. ings from big retailers and into Saudi Arabia. said, according to his offi- benefits of the deal would though they are still hold- The extraordinary com- lingering uncertainty over ing on to gains for the year Both Washington and cial website. “Many times be apparent to the Iranian ments by Ayatollah Ali the trade spat between the between 10 percent and 16 Tehran have said they I reminded both the presi- people. Khamenei, the first time U.S. and China. percent. want to ease heightened dent and the foreign min- Since Trump’s pullout he’s criticized both politi- Lowe’s and Nordstrom The turbulent stretch tensions in the region in ister.” last year and the re-impo- cians by name, came amid were among the biggest of trading this month has recent days. But many Khamenei has previ- tensions with the United sition of U.S. sanctions in decliners in the S&P 500 been a change from the rel- fear a miscalculation be- ously warned the West, States a year after Wash- November, remaining par- after the retailers reported ative calm that dominated tween the two countries, especially the U.S., wasn’t ington’s withdrawal from ties to the deal have been quarterly results that fell markets earlier this year, who have a 40-year histo- trustworthy. But he unable to keep up the pace the accord. hasn’t named the coun- short of Wall Street’s ex- when a trade agreement ry of mistrust, could esca- of relief and Iran’s econo- Khamenei has final say late the situation. try’s top elected politi- pectations. Target bucked appeared in the works. my has been significantly on all matters of state, Khamenei made the cian and his top diplomat the trend, surging after The U.S. has imposed harmed, notably because and his blaming the deal’s comments before hard- before Wednesday night. its latest results handily 25 percent tariffs on $250 of the loss of revenue from unraveling limits the in- line students gathered for He’s previously said the topped analysts’ forecasts. billion in Chinese im- oil exports and the risk of fluence of President Has- a Ramadan lecture. For two had done the best they Chipmakers and oth- ports and is planning to incurring U.S. penalties er technology stocks also san Rouhani and Foreign years, hard-liners have could. target another $300 bil- that has dissuaded inter- pulled the market lower, Minister Mohammad Ja- criticized the accord for Even before Trump be- lion, a move that would national companies from continuing a pattern of vol- vad Zarif — relative mod- giving too much away to came president and later cover everything China opening shop in Iran. atile trading as investors erates within Iran’s Shiite the West. withdrew from the deal, ships to the U.S. China, The role of the supreme react to developments in theocracy who had struck Khamenei had given his there were concerns in meanwhile, has retaliated leader within Iranian so- the U.S. and China’s trade the deal. implicit stamp of approval Washington that the su- against $110 billion in U.S. ciety, while overseeing its dispute. Energy stocks also It also shows the grow- on the deal, which when preme leader might turn products. elected representatives, took losses, falling along Treasury Secretary Ste- ing power of hard-liners. signed sparked sponta- on the agreement if the with the price of crude oil. The White House ear- neous celebrations across envisioned sanctions relief is spiritual rather than ven Mnuchin and U.S. political. Khamenei ac- Small company stocks de- Trade Representative Rob- lier this month sent an Iran. The accord saw Iran fell short of what Tehran clined more than the rest aircraft carrier and B-52 limit its enrichment of expected. For that reason, knowledged that in his ert Lighthizer wrapped speech Wednesday night, of the market. up an 11th round of talks saying the gravity of the The sell-off outweighed with Chinese counterparts situation called on him to gains by health care com- earlier this month without speak. panies, household goods reaching an agreement. “Our belief is that the makers and other sectors, More talks have yet to be leadership should not en- reversing some of the mar- scheduled. ket’s gains from a day ear- The trade war continues ter into the executive is- lier. to be a wild card hanging sues, unless if it affects “There’s just so much un- over the market, said Ja- the entire revolution,” certainty, it’s really hard son Pride, chief investment Khamenei said. for anybody to frame how officer of private wealth for There was no immediate it’s going to play out,” said Glenmede. The economy is comment from either Rou- Karyn Cavanaugh, senior in the late stages of a de- hani, who is serving his markets strategist at Voya cade-long expansion and second four-year term as Investment Management. investors are questioning president, or Zarif. The S&P 500 index fell how much longer it can Khamenei did not di- 8.09 points, or 0.3 per- continue. rectly address the ongo- cent, to 2,856.27. The Dow “Everybody is looking ing tensions, which in- Jones Industrial Average over their shoulders trying clude a heightened U.S. lost 100.72 points, or 0.4 to figure out when this cy- naval presence in the percent, to 25,776.61. The cle will end,” he said. region. However, during Nasdaq composite slid Corporate earnings and his appearance with the 34.88 points, or 0.5 per- federal monetary policy students, one came up to cent, to 7,750.84. have ceased to be major Khamenei with a painting The Russell 2000 index concerns, Pride said. That of Revolutionary Guard of small company stocks leaves trade as the most soldier credited with gave up 13.62 points, or 0.9 closely watched and cur- laying mines targeting percent, to 1,531.63. rently volatile issue. U.S.-escorted oil tankers Major stock indexes in Meanwhile, investors in the Persian Gulf during FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Europe closed mixed. appeared to shrug off the Iran’s 1980s war with Bond prices rose, drag- minutes from the Federal The comments by Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the first Iraq. The Guard says he ging the yield on the 10- Reserve’s last meeting of time he’s criticized both politicians by name, came amid tensions with the was killed in a confronta- year Treasury to 2.38 per- policymakers. United States a year after Washington’s withdrawal from the accord. tion with the U.S. Navy.
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The $22.95 for ages 13 and up, ments of groan-inducing 5/16/2019with each landing multi- tel’s service, amenities andPeople, more. Products and Passion.jpg zoo has three different spe- $18.95 for ages 3-12 and humor, the show is enter- cies of the frolicking carni- free for ages 2 and under; taining — plus the con- vores: North American riv- free parking; 305-251- stant presence of local sea er otter, South American 0400; visit zoomiami.org birds trying to steal fish is giant otter and the Asian While Zoo Miami has the amusing unto itself. small-clawed otter. land-based animal world But the marquee offer- That’s just three of more covered in a massive way, ing is a show that features than 500 species, of which Miami Seaquarium han- the attraction’s lone orca, more than 40 are endan- dles the underwater world Lolita, who has been at gered: animals like the in a more compact manner. the park since 1970. She western lowland gorilla, The 38-acre attraction is shares her tank with Pa- eastern black rhinoceros right on Biscayne Bay, east cific white-sided dolphins. and Sumatran tiger. of downtown Miami. The interaction among the This zoo has lions, tigers It opened in 1955 and is animals and trainers are and bears, but they’re no- home to about 60 dolphins set to high-energy pop mu- where near each other, as and whales as well as sea sic such as Katy Perry and the park is broken into lions and seals, all of which is a crowd pleaser. While continental sections. Walk- entertain crowds in a va- the sight of a killer whale ing the park will get visi- riety of shows throughout is impressive, the Pacif- tors over their daily step the day. ic dolphins are a draw, as threshold, but there are The oceanarium was you won’t find them per- alternative transporta- home to the filming of the forming anywhere else in tion methods, including a 1960s TV icon “Flipper” Florida. Estefans unveil Miami Beach’s historic Cardozo Hotel after $15M renovation By José A. Iglesias sits on a corner lot over- the 1999 movie “Any Giv- MIAMI HERALD looking Lummus Park en Sunday,” and the 2008 and the ocean beyond. movie “Marley & Me.” Four years, $15 mil- Henry Hohauser designed Because the hotel is his- lion and the passion of the hotel, along with sev- torically designated, no its celebrity owners have eral other South Beach changes could be made to brought a fresh attitude art deco inns including the the facade. Rooms remain — and smart new interi- Park Central Hotel (now their original size with the ors — to Miami Beach’s the Celino South Beach exception of a third-floor historic Cardozo Hotel. Hotel), Essex House Ho- penthouse suite. All have “The whole thing is new,” tel (now Essex House by been updated with new said Emilio Estefan (yes, Clevelander) and The floors, tiles and furnish- that Emilio Estefan), who Webster Hotel. The Car- ings in soothing neutrals. owns the hotel with wife dozo Hotel was among the With the help of Mi- Gloria. “Bathrooms, floors, first historic Miami Beach ami-based architect Aldo air conditioners. That’s hotels to be renovated in Ducci, the Estefans incor- why it took us four years. I the early 1980s. porated pieces from their said if we’re going to do it, When the Estefans personal furniture and art let’s do it first class.” bought the hotel in 1992, collections into the hotel’s When the Ocean Drive many questioned the in- design. In the first-floor landmark reopened last vestment. private meeting space sit week, return visitors “People said, ‘Why are you patio chairs from their found a world of crisp buying on Ocean Drive? Miami Beach home along whiteness: new marble It’s all old people,’ ” Emilio with a floor-to-ceiling sil- floors, interior columns Estefan said. “Everything ver mirror that was a prop covered in creamy mosa- changed and you have to for music videos. Art from ic tiles, couches swathed go with the changes. Ocean local and international in white. But there’s no Drive represents Miami, artists — a metal sculp- starkness here; accents it’s a perfect example of ture imitating mangrove such as wooden lounge what Miami is all about.” roots behind the front chairs and white candles Since the ‘90s, the Este- desk, a framed black-and- are designed to create a fans have upgraded the white multimedia work in relaxed ambience. (You hotel twice as the neigh- the private meeting room are on vacation after all.) borhood has transformed — abound. It’s all a far cry from around them. The hotel “I wanted to make some- the dark furniture, wood has served as a movie thing like I feel when I go paneling and animal print set several times under to my house,” said Emilio headboards of the Cardo- the Estefans’ ownership. Estefan. “We travel all zo’s previous iterations. Scenes from the 1996 over the world and we Built in 1939 and named movie “The Birdcage” know things that work after Benjamin Cardo- were shot at the Cardo- and things that don’t zo, a former U.S. Su- zo, as were some from work. It has to be simple, preme Court justice, the the 1998 movie “There’s comfortable, great beds, three-story, 41-room hotel Something About Mary,” great showers.” https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?tab=rm#inbox/FMfcgxwCggBHLgmsrvGcbQQQqskGLjnC?projector=1&messagePartId=0.1 1/1