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FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2019

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Imagine if the Lynn waterfront were different ...

LYNN — A transformed waterfront has tween the General Edwards Bridge and to the community and give the public a Open Space Master the ability to enhance the city of Lynn, and the Department of Conservation and Rec- chance to take advantage of a waterfront would include public access, parks, and reation’s (DCR’s) Nahant Beach Reserva- that has been closed off for years, he said. Plan would focus new development all coming together. tion. “It’s been years of discussion and years on public access That’s the vision laid out in the Lynn Wa- Mayor Thomas M. McGee said the plan of a larger vision of much greater use of terfront Open Space Master Plan, which will lay the groundwork for, and add sub- the length and breadth of our waterfront,” focuses on increasing open space and pub- stantial value to, waterfront properties McGee said. By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF lic access for the city’s 305-acre waterfront that will be developed in the future. More site, from southeast of the Lynnway be- open space and access would add value WATERFRONT, A3 Civil Rights Saugus essay pays off receives at Classical $1M for By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF RiverWalk LYNN — One Lynn Classical High School student is using history to make a difference. By Bridget Turcotte Junior Joseph Severe took home the Fred- ITEM STAFF erick Douglass Bicentennial Award at the re- SAUGUS — The Seaport Eco- gional National History Day competition last nomic Council has awarded the weekend in Stoneham. The award included a town $1 million for the Ballard $1,000 scholarship. Half of the money is dedi- Street RiverWalk project, a local cated to creating a Civil Rights section in the development project that spans LCHS library. The other half can be used at Severe’s discretion. the Saugus River. “My plan is to take $100 of my $500 and The money will be put toward buy even more books for our library,” he said. the nal design and construction “What’s the point in investing in myself when of the rst phase of the project. it doesn’t bene t anyone?” Despite years of effort, the town’s What will he do with the rest of his cash? Se- lobster  eet has been reduced to vere said he hopes to start a new program at 20 licensed commercial shermen. the school called The Giving Tree, for students The town now believes it is essen- who are less fortunate or are looking for a safe tial to introduce new facilities and place to hang out. businesses to help bolster the  eet, “I was inspired to do it after what happened Town Manager Scott Crabtree said to the homeless citizens of Chicago during the in a statement. With the grant polar vortex,” he said. money from the Seaport Economic The 17-year-old’s winning research project Council for the design and permit- was 20 pages long and 2,487 words. His hy- ting for a new RiverWalk, Crabtree pothesis, “Emmett Till was the catalyst for the believes the reinvigoration of Lob- Civil Rights movement,” exposed the triumphs sterman’s Landing is possible. and tragedies of the 1950s and 1960s. The proposed RiverWalk will When Severe rst wrote the essay, it was not ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK connect the town-owned boat great, he said. It was a paper for class and he ramp, Lobsterman’s Landing, and ended up with a grade of 70. Lynn Classical High School junior Joseph Severe has been the bike and pedestrian lanes With help from his history teacher, Dena awarded the Frederick Douglass Bicentennial Award at the planned as part of the Belden Bly DiPardo, who spent Wednesday awaiting the regional National History Day competition and plans to use Bridge project. It will also improve part of his scholarship to create a Civil Rights section in the ESSAY, A3 school’s library. SAUGUS, A3 Peabody council will determine if over-55 condos are King

By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF PEABODY — It will be up to the City Council to decide whether the vacant J.B. Thomas Hospital becomes an over-55 community. The panel is expected to consider whether to amend the zoning from a one- and two-fami- ly home district to one that allows multifamily housing. Hemisphere Development, a Chinese company with an of ce in Boston, has proposed King’s Res- idence, 120 studio, one- and two-bedroom condo- miniums starting at $400,000. If approved, the hospital on King Street would be demolished. In its place would rise three WORKING FOR ‘PEANUTS’ four-story brick and wood-frame buildings about a foot shorter than the hospital. The parcel would Arts After Hours stages ‘Dog Sees God’ be landscaped and offer parking for 238 vehicles. Hemisphere Development bought the two- and The summary: “When CB’s (Charlie Samantha Laney as three-story brick campus in 2017 for $1.9 million Brown’s) dog dies from rabies, CB begins Tricia and Ashleigh PEABODY, A3 to question the existence of an afterlife. Reade as Marcy re- BY BILL BROTHERTON His best friend is too burnt out to provide hearse a scene from any coherent speculation; his sister has “Dog Sees God: Con- LYNN — Arts After Hours kicks off its gone goth; his ex-girlfriend has recent- fessions of a Teenage INSIDE ninth season on March 15, with “Dog Sees ly been institutionalized; and his other Blockhead” at Opinion Sports God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead.” friends are too inebriated to give him any LynnArts. Jourgensen: A recipe Peabody’s dream This dark comedy, written by Bert V. Roy- sort of solace. But a chance meeting with for rumination. A6 season ends. B1 ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE al, reimagines characters from Charles M. an artistic kid, the target of this group’s   Schulz’s popular comic strip “Peanuts” as Krause: Alex Trebek is Lynn Jets fall ne’er-do-wells and lost souls. AAH, A3 a national icon. A6 to Lowell. B1

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Norma K. Poole, 98 Christopher J. Coffey, 54 Gloria N. Bossidy, 88 1930-2019 NAHANT — Norma served as Meeting SWAMPSCOTT — and his wife Susan, Gloria N. (Mulvey) sons, James Soucy K. Poole, of Nahant, Hostess every year Christopher J. Coffey, and Michael Coffey (Soucy) Bossidy, 88, and his wife, Karen age 98, died Tues- while providing the age 54, of Swamp- and his wife Kath- died on Monday, of Groveland and Mi- day, March 5 at the Invocations. She was scott, died Wednes- leen; his mother-in- March 4, 2019 at chael Soucy and his Academy Manor in the Nominating Com- day in Salem Hos- law and father-in-law, the Lawrence Gener- wife, Sarah of East Andover after a brief mittee Chairman for pital after a lengthy Vera and Thomas al Hospital. She was Wake eld, N.H.; one illness. She was the many years and was illness. He was the Fintan Harling; his the wife of the late sister, Patsy Penney wife of the late Ernest made an honorary husband of Jean C. brother-in-law, An- James E. Soucy, with of Spring Hill, Fla.; C. Poole, with whom member in 1999 for (Harling) Coffey, his thony T. Harling; his whom she shared 54 three grandchildren, she shared 66 years 40 years of service. high school sweet- sister-in-law, Caro- years of marriage, Ryan Soucy and his of marriage. In 1970, she served on the heart, with whom he shared line F. Malone and her hus- and also was the wife of the wife, Tracy of Merrimac and Born in Lynn, she was the Board of Directors of the Lynn nearly 30 years of marriage. band Patrick; as well as many late T. William Bossidy, who Kaitlyn and Micheala Soucy daughter of the late Samuel Cancer Association, and was A lifelong Swampscott res- cousins, nieces and nephews, died in 2010. of East Wake eld, N.H.; two F. and Marguerite A. (Davis) the corresponding secretary ident, he was the son of the two great-nieces and one Gloria was born on June 13, great-grandchildren, Nora and Kinsman. She attended Lynn for several years followed by late James S. “Lou” and Eileen great-nephew. 1930 in Lynn and was the Thomas Soucy of Merrimac. schools and graduated from honorary membership through F. (McGinn) Coffey. Christopher Service information: His daughter of the late Francis She was also predeceased by Lynn English High School, 2017. was a graduate of Swamp- funeral will be held on Mon- H. and Jenny (Giguere) Mulvey. her brother, Francis Mulvey. Class of 1937. She also at- Others achievements in- scott High School, Class of day at 9 a.m. from the SO- She was a graduate of Lynn Service information: Call- tended Boston University cluded: Lynn Daily Evening 1982. LIMINE Funeral Home, 67 English High School. ing hours will be held on for two years. She moved to Item Clubwoman of the Year in He had worked for the Unit- Ocean St. (Route 1A), Lynn, She was employed as a Monday, March 11, 2019 Nahant in 1949, and resid- 1963, Volunteer of the Year at ed States Postal Service in followed by a funeral Mass housekeeper for Country Man- from 10-11 a.m. at the F. S. ed in Nahant until moving to the Jesmond Nursing Home, Marblehead for the past 30 in St. John the Evangelist or in Newburyport and worked ROBERTS AND SONS Funeral Swampscott in 2006. Nahant in 1975, and Valiant years. Christopher loved to Church, Swampscott, at 10 in the of ce at Agawam Mail- Home, 14 Independent St., Norma was a member of the Woman Award, a national rec- golf, especially with “Papa,” a.m. Relatives and friends ing in Rowley in her younger Rowley. A funeral service Nahant Village Church since ognition from Church Woman his father-in-law and longtime are respectfully invited. Vis- years. Gloria was a member of will follow immediately at 1949, where she joined the United in 1992. golf partner. He coached his iting hours are Sunday from the Sullivan Jones Ladies Aux- 11 a.m. Burial will be in the Women’s Guild, taught Sunday She is survived by three son’s Pop Warner and base- 4-8 p.m. In lieu of owers, illary of Poestenkill, N.Y. Main Street Cemetery, Row- School, and served as a Dea- sons and one daughter, Er- ball teams for several years, donations may be made to Gloria loved the beach, ly- ley. In lieu of owers, dona- coness for 10 years. She was nest C. Poole Jr. and his wife and enjoyed working in his New England Donor Ser- ing in the sun and spending tions in Gloria’s memory may elected the rst woman mod- Cynthia Poole of Wilmington, yard and long walks with his vices, 60 First Ave., Waltham, the winters in Palmetto, Fla. be made to the Groveland erator of the church in 1982 Richard K. Poole of Downing- wife around the town. MA 02451. Directions and She was an avid reader, en- Fire Department, 181 Main and served for three years. town, Pa., Glenn Poole and In addition to his loving guestbook at www.solimine. joyed square dancing, walking St., Groveland, MA 01834. To She was a member of Church his wife Linda Poole of Bux- wife, he is survived by his two com. and bowling in women’s and light a memorial candle or Women United of Greater Lynn ton, Maine, and Donna Poole children, Shane T. Coffey and couples leagues through the to leave a message of con- and served as president from of Manchester, N.H., plus Shannon E. Coffey; their fam- years. dolence please visit www. 1965-1967. She was also seven grandchildren and 12 ily dog, Deisel; his siblings, She is survived by her two fsrobertsandson.com. chairwoman of the World Day great-grandchildren. Corinne Lewis, James Coffey of Prayer for ve years, and Service information: Fu- served on the Executive Board neral services will be held at from 1992-2017. Norma also the Nahant Village Church, served as the Northeast Area 27 Cliff St., Nahant, on Mon- Chairperson of Church Wom- day, March 11 at 12 p.m. Public advocate backs power line; en United covering Lynn, Law- Visitation will be prior to rence, Lowell and Newburyport. the funeral beginning at 11 In 1959 Norma became a a.m., to which relatives and environmental group is opposed member of the Nahant Wom- friends are invited to attend. an’s Club, and served as pres- Guest book at parkermemo- By David Sharp cess to reduce our carbon ident from 1962-1964. She rialfuneralhome.com. ASSOCIATED PRES footprint and an oppor- tunity that doesn’t come HALLOWELL, Maine along very often,” he said. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS — A proposed transmis- Democratic Gov. Janet sion line across western Mills initially balked at Maine that would serve the proposal but came out Walsh proposes ways Boston Municipal Re- as a conduit for Canadian search Bureau. in support two weeks ago to improve gridlock hydropower is “in the best thanks to the package of interest” of state electric- incentives. BOSTON (AP) — Bos- Judge orders FDA to create ity customers thanks to The project was em- ton’s mayor is proposing graphic cigarette warnings incentives negotiated with braced by Massachusetts ways to improve traf c in Central Maine Power, the of cials after New Hamp- the notoriously gridlocked BOSTON (AP) — A state’s public advocate shire regulators pulled the city. federal judge in Boston said Thursday. plug on the controversial Democratic Mayor has ordered the U.S. Food The state’s largest en- Northern Pass project. Marty Walsh announced and Drug Administration vironmental advocacy Much of the project calls Thursday that he wants to create graphic health FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS organization, however, re- for widening existing cor- warnings for cigarette to create designated mains opposed to the 145- The Jean-Lesage hydro electric dam generates ridors, but a new swath packs and related adver- pickup and drop-off sites mile line. power along the Manicouagan River north of would be cut through 53 tising by next year. for ride-hailing services “We don’t believe it pro- Baie-Comeau, Quebec. miles of wilderness in The Boston Globe reports like Uber and Lyft, create vides a guarantee that it western Maine. more dedicated bus lanes that the judge ordered will reduce global green- tral Maine Power’s pro- rural high-speed internet, The renewable energy in busy neighborhoods, Tuesday that the agency house emissions,” staff at- posal to sweeten the pot and help low-income cus- from Canada represents issue thousands more free must complete a study of torney Sue Ely from the the equivalent of remov- bus passes to students, the graphic warnings by for Maine residents to win tomers. National Resources Coun- support. The Public Util- Barry Hobbins, Maine’s ing 40 percent of cars and and lower neighborhood April 15, submit a rule cil of Maine told state util- ities Commission, which public advocate, who rep- trucks from Maine roads speed limits to 20 miles mandating the warnings ity regulators on Thursday. heard the testimony, will resents the interests of each year, said Angela per hour. for publication by Aug. 15, Central Maine Power’s Monroe of the governor’s receive a recommendation utility customers, said that Walsh says the ride-hail and have the warnings proposed $1 billion New energy of ce. from staff later this month hard-fought negotiations pickup locations will be ready by March 15, 2020. England Clean Energy But the Natural Re- piloted this month in the The order follows a law- Connect would allow 1,200 before scheduling deliber- with CMP and its corporate sources Council says the Fenway neighborhood, suit seeking to force the megawatts of Canadian ations. parent, Avangrid, yielded a project would snuff out among many areas where FDA to require cigarette hydropower to reach con- The utility is proposing proposal that’s “in the best wind turbine and solar double parking is causing packages to have images sumers in Massachusetts $258 million in incen- interest of Maine ratepay- projects in Maine while congestion. showing what tobacco can to meet that state’s green tives that would boost the ers” as well as one that will harming the environment The city’s neighborhood do to the body. energy goals. number of electric vehicle address climate change by by crossing the Appala- speed limits were last Groups behind the law- On Thursday, several charging stations, subsi- reducing carbon emissions. chian Trail, 263 wetlands reduced in 2017, when suit say graphic warnings people weighed in on Cen- dize heat pumps, improve “This is a long-term pro- and 115 streams, Ely said. they went from 30 mph to are most effective at 25 mph. Boston had seven preventing people from pedestrian and three bi- smoking and encouraging State’s tab for paid leave pegged at $18M cyclist fatalities last year. smokers to quit. The mayor announced The FDA has not re- By Colin A. Young more easily take care of of what it would cost us opposed the paid leave the initiatives at his sponded to a request for STATE HOUSE themselves and their fam- as an employer here in ballot question, estimat- comment. annual speech before the NEWS SERVICE ilies without facing scal the commonwealth to pay ed the likely cost to fund crises will be backed by a into paid family and medi- the program would exceed BOSTON — As employ- 0.63 percent payroll tax, cal leave,” Administration $520 per employee yearly. ers are preparing for the which the state plans to and Finance Secretary new Department of Fam- The law calls for up to 12 Need to find begin collecting from most Michael Heffernan told weeks of job-protected paid ily and Medical Leave to employers in the Bay the Joint Ways and Means begin collecting a new leave to care for a seriously State on July 1. The pro- Committee on Wednesday. ill or injured family mem- an article? payroll tax this July, Gov. gram is estimated to cost The state government of Charlie Baker’s adminis- ber, to care for a new child, $800 million a year. Massachusetts employed or to meet family needs tration is hoping to sock The commonwealth itself 85,376 people as of June away the money required arising from a family mem- Subscribe to — the largest single em- 2018, according to the ber’s active duty military to cover the state’s own ployer in Massachusetts state’s most recent nan- contribution to the new service. It also authorizes e-edition on — will be among those em- cial information statement. up to 20 weeks of job-pro- state bene ts program. ployers and the scal year The $18 million would The paid family and tected paid leave to recover 2020 budget plan Baker be segregated into a medical leave program from a worker’s own seri- led in January proposes “paid family and medical launched so workers can ous illness or injury, or to to stash $18 million into a leave reserve ... to meet care for a seriously ill or reserve account to contrib- the costs of the common- ute to the program. wealth’s employer con- injured service member. “That’s our calculation tributions to the Family Bene ts for workers and Employment Security seeking time off to bond Trust Fund,” according to with a new child, take care IN MEMORIAM the governor’s budget. of a sick or injured service IN LOVING MEMORY OF member or to tend to a se- GLENN S. 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Box 5 Mom, Dad, Derek, Jacinda, tries of Massachusetts, Nanny and Grampy Lynn, MA 01903 a business group that FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Arts After Hours stages ‘Dog Sees God’ Saugus receives AAH From A1 $1M for RiverWalk bullying, offers CB peace SAUGUS economic development. of mind and sets in motion From A1 The town had previous- a friendship that will push ly been awarded $120,000 teen angst to the very public access to the Saugus in November 2015 for the limits. Drug use, suicide, River, promote foot traffic plan and design of the eating disorders, teen vio- for the Department of Rec- RiverWalk and an addi- lence, rebellion and sexual reation and Conservation tional $120,000 in August identity collide and careen restoration project at the 2017 for the design and toward an ending that’s Rumney Marsh, and en- permitting of phase one of both haunting and hope- courage commercial fisher- the project. ful.” men and recreational boat Through the program, Good grief! users to visit the area. the town has the potential “It explores the dark The idea for a commu- to receive up to $3.5 mil- side of high school and nity RiverWalk was de- lion in grants from the de- how choices young adults veloped during a series sign through construction make growing up come of resident meetings in phases. to define them,” said Ar- 2013. A Waterfront Mixed “This partnership be- tistic Director Samantha Use Overlay District was tween the state and our Gambaccini. “It’s very fun- adopted by Town Meeting local government brings ny, very clever and very in 2014. The Seaport Eco- us one step closer to the touching. And fans of the nomic Council grant will project’s completion, which ‘Peanuts’ strip will recog- match 20 percent of the will support the town’s lob- nize the characters, even $3.1 million price tag. stermen and fishermen, though they are named Saugus was one of six improve public access to differently.” communities and four the riverfront, and en- For examples: The Pig- educational institutions courage economic develop- pen-like character, who awarded funding at a ment,” said Crabtree. would bring a cloud of Seaport Economic Coun- dust with him everywhere cil meeting last week for Bridget Turcotte can be he went, becomes a clean their initiatives to improve reached at bturcotte@item- freak who suffers from ob- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE coastal public infrastruc- live.com. Follow her on sessive-compulsive disor- ture and promote maritime Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. der. The Lucy character is Courtney Plati as CB’s sister performs at a dress rehearsal for the new living in a psych ward, the Arts After Hours play “Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Block- Linus character is a huge head” that starts on March 15. A Civil Rights essay stoner and the Schroeder character was bullied and code “DRAMAKID” will Catherine M. Bertrand, The theater’s interior traumatized as a boy. take $10 off the $20 or $25 who directed 2018’s sea- has been rebuilt, with the pays off at Classical “We really would like ticket price; a student ID son opener “Edges,” will number of seats increased students to come and see to 100 and new risers pro- must be presented at the direct “Dog Sees God.” Jen before the snowstorm, this show,” said Gambac- door. Mageary is stage manag- viding unobstructed views. ESSAY waiting at the competi- cini. “The reality is, being The cast: CB: Zack Page, er and Amanda Allen will Arts After Hours presents From A1 tion, surrounded by 70 a teenager isn’t easy and CB’s sister: Courtney Pla- handle costume design. “Dog Sees God: Confes- arrival of her first child, other student competitors. young adults face tough ti, Van: Bruno Barbuto, Set design is by Kayla sions of a Teenage Block- Severe found some inspi- “Mrs. DiPardo told me choices every day that Matt: Nick Bennett-Ze- Cantrall, lighting design head,” March 15-24, in the ration and was able to re- we were ‘pretty great for stay with them through ndzian, Beethoven: Chris is by Erik Fox, and Dave Neal Rantoul Black Box vamp the entire essay. a pregnant lady and the adulthood.” Reade, Marcy: Ashleigh Simmons is in charge of theater, LynnArts build- “This essay was like my only student from Lynn A special student mat- Reade, Tricia: Samantha technical direction/sound ing, 25 Exchange St. For baby,” Severe said. “It’s who entered into the com- inee will be held on Sun- Laney, and Van’s sister: engineering. Gambaccini tickets, go to www.artsaf- something I put a lot of petition,’” he said. day, March 17, 4 p.m. The Brit Christopher. is producer. terhours.tix.com. emotion into. It talked a Kristen Tabacco, who lot about how, during the helped bring the education- movement, African-Amer- al program into the high Imagine if the Lynn waterfront were different ... icans secured their rights school’s curriculum with by fighting for the rights I help from Jessica Dormady, WATERFRONT It is one of three plans tion of a $1.4 million, cost, which the plan says have right now.” said it’s been a great learn- From A1 in the works for a new wa- 48,000 square-foot sea- could be a major impedi- This is the first year the ing experience for both the terfront. Also underway wall, paid for through a ment, because it leaves the high school has partici- students and the teachers. Much of the waterfront is an update of the 2007 state grant, which is part area vulnerable to rising pated in National History The school plans on remains inaccessible to Waterfront Master Plan, of that development, ac- sea levels. A DCR-owned Day, a non-profit education continuing the program the public and lacks a focusing on transforming cording to Cowdell. fishing pier at the South organization that offers every year, since it gives sense of identity, which the site with residential, Cowdell said the city Harbor is in rough shape, programs and encourag- students the opportunity the plan aims to rectify. commercial and indus- awarded the bid to Char- with a rebuild and upgrade es students to research to research things that in- Often where public access trial development, and a ter Engineering, the same projected to be another sig- historical topics of their terest them, said Tabacco. exists, it’s in poor condi- Municipal Harbor Plan, firm enlisted by National nificant investment. choice. Severe was the only Grateful for the opportuni- tion. which states a munici- Grid to work on the land- One of the plan’s con- Lynn Classical student to ty, Severe said he is happy Large-scale visions in- pality’s goals, standards fill to park project. The sultants, Clarissa Rowe, enter into the competition he stepped out of his com- clude transforming the and policies to guide pub- seawall is expected to be principal at Brown, Rich- portion of the program. fort zone to find a topic city’s former landfill into a lic and private land use completed in late spring ardson + Rowe, said at a “I know Dena can’t be that meant a lot to him. public park, which would among harbors. or early summer. recent City Council meet- here right now but she told “I hope I am able to con- feature live events and The first major aspect of Implementing the open ing that the state has me numerous times how tinue the legacies of Fred- entertainment, and con- a reimagined waterfront space plan, which includes allotted an $11 million proud she is of the work erick Douglass and Em- necting the entire water- will kick off this spring a revamped, more pub- budget to make necessary Joseph did on this project,” mett Till,” said Severe. front with a promenade, with the groundbreaking lic-friendly ferry terminal, repairs to implement the said Zachary Johnson, or paved public walk, and of the $90 million rede- several parks, plazas and open space plan, but a head of the high school’s Bella diGrazia can be linking the waterfront to velopment of the Beacon a cohesive connection be- more realistic price tag is Social Studies department. reached at bdigrazia@ the downtown. Chevrolet site into 332 tween the waterfront’s $22 million. Severe and DiPardo itemlive.com. Follow her on “Our goal is to have pub- market-rate apartments three major areas, known Other challenges include spent all last Sunday, just Twitter @BelladiGrazia. lic access along the water- in multiple buildings. as South Harbor, Central navigating permitting re- front similar to what we The 14-acre site across Harbor and North Har- strictions, such as Chapter have at Lynn Shore Drive,” from North Shore Commu- bor, will not be without its 91 for future development, ADVERTISEMENT said James Cowdell, Eco- nity College on the Carroll challenges. and the city working with nomic Development & Parkway, dubbed North Much of the site has the vast number of dif- BEST CHOICE Adult Day Health Care announces Industrial Corporation of Harbor, has been vacant for been used for industrial ferent owners along the its intention of sponsoring the USDA Child and Adult Care Lynn executive director. more than three decades. and commercial purposes, waterfront. Crossing the Food Program. Planned dates of operation are June 1, The plan was prepared The North Andover-based which has left contamina- Lynnway is a major im- 2019 through June 1, 2020 with the option to renew for up by Brown, Richardson + development team, Minco tion. Before becoming a pediment to public access. to three years. Bids are solicited from vendors. Anticipated Rowe, a landscape archi- Corporation, plans to con- park, the city’s landfill is For the plan to be adopt- service is 100 breakfasts and 100 lunches per day, 7 tect and planning firm, nect the walkway from the undergoing a cap-repair ed, city and state approv- days per week at one site. Copies of the Invitation to for the city of Lynn, the Heritage State Park to the project for a failing cap al is needed, according to Bid must be received by Tuesday, May 07, 2019 to Best Executive Office of Ener- Clocktower Business Cen- to bring the site into com- Cowdell. Choice Adult Day Health Care Inc., 220 Lynnway, Revere, gy and Environmental Af- ter on the Lynnway to pro- pliance with state solid MA 02151. The public bid opening will be Wednesday, fairs (Gateway City Parks vide a downtown connec- waste regulations. Gayla Cawley can be May 08, 2019 at Best Choice Adult Health Care Inc., Program) and the Depart- tion to the waterfront. Two seawalls in poor reached at gcawley@item- 220 Lynnway, Revere, MA 02151. All bids are subject to ment of Conservation and Last week, bids were condition will need to be live.com. Follow her on review by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary Recreation (DCR). awarded for the construc- repaired at a substantial Twitter @GaylaCawley. and Secondary Education, Office for Food and Nutrition Programs, 75 Pleasant Street, Malden, MA 02148. Peabody council will determine if over-55 condos are King In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights PEABODY two years. He fears if the tivation site, uses that are for the hospital site. regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, From A1 project is not given the not right for the neighbor- “Given the options, I feel offices, and employees, and institutions participating green light, the building hood,” he said. “I think an like it’s the best one avail- in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from from Curahealth Property will continue to deteriorate over-55 community could able,” he said. discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, LLC. They operated the and become an eyesore. work, but it has to be the But Councilor-at-Large disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights 50-bed facility for a year “The developer origi- right number of units and Anne Manning Martin activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by before they closed, citing a nally proposed as many traffic improvements must isn’t so sure. USDA. decline in admissions and as 150 condos, now it’s be made.” “I share the concern of Medicare enrollments. down to 120,” he said. The mayor acknowledged neighbors who have lots Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of At a packed public hear- “That’s still lots of units, that some neighbors want of fears that the quality of communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large ing this week, some neigh- and there are parking and nothing to be built, or pre- life and the culture of their print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should bors raised concerns about traffic concerns, so it does fer a park or another medi- neighborhood will change contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied traffic. They said the close- cause me some worry.” cal use at the hospital. if we allow multi-family for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing knit Emerson Park neigh- Still, he said, if the city “But there hasn’t been housing there,” she said. or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through borhood can’t handle any fails to approve it, there that kind of interest,” Bet- “I haven’t decided, but my the Federal Relay Service at 800-877-8339. Additionally, more congestion. could be other uses that tencourt said. wish would be to keep the program information may be made available in languages Mayor Edward A. Bet- would be detrimental to City Council President zoning unchanged.” other than English. tencourt Jr. said the over- neighbors. Jon Turco said while he un- To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete 55 development could be “I’ve received calls about derstands the neighbors’ Thomas Grillo can be the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, the best proposal for the potential drug rehab facil- concerns, over-55 homes reached at tgrillo@item- (AD-3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/ site that’s been empty for ities and a marijuana cul- could be the best solution live.com. complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter Subscribe to LAW OFFICES OF all of the information requested in the form. To request a JAMES J. CARRIGAN  copy of the complaint form, call 866-632-9992. Submit • Social Security Disability       your completed form or letter to USDA by: • Workers Compensation home delivery • Accidents    (1) Mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture and get free access 25 years located across Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights to the e-edition on from Lynn District Court  1400 Independence Avenue, SW 15 Johnson St.          Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; 781-596-0100 (2) Fax: (202) 690-7442; or JAMES J. CARRIGAN    ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN (3) Email: [email protected]. LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL  www.jamescarriganlaw.com  This institution is an equal opportunity provider. July 2018 [email protected] A4 FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS THE WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK A parishioner walks away from the altar after receiving his ashes on Ash Susan Carroll and her daughter Katie, 10, of Lynn were Wednesday at St. Pius V Church. present at the event.

Fr. Robert Poitras holds Mass on Ash Zoila Iglesias of Swampscott, left, steps away from the altar. Wednesday.

Several snowmen were created for the competition.

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Edison Rodriguez, Devin Robles, and Josbyn Ro- bles build their snowman during the first Ward 6 Lashaunda Hogan works on her Easter Bunny snowman snowman competition held on Lynn Common. during the Ward 6 snowman competition.

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Will Vanloon was a contestant in the 3-pound burger challenge at Fud- druckers in Saugus. He did not finish but decided to hold the trophy just for fun.

Shayne Lafee tries to finish a 3-pound ham- burger. FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2019 A5 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS THE WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK St. Mary’s Joseph Abate-Walsh gets around Arlington Catholic’s Cameron Garber.

St. Mary’s Ademide Badmus goes for a layup.

St. Mary’s Chibuikem Onwuogu goes for a layup and draws a foul from Arlington Catholic’s John Connaughton.

St. Mary’s Jalen Echevarria shoots a three-pointer over the head of Arlington Arlington Catholic’s Cameron Garber and St. Catholic’s Joseph Greenwood. Mary’s Ademide Badmus go for the jump ball.

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Fenwick’s Annie Murphy and St. Mary’s Olivia Matela struggle for the ball.

St. Mary’s Nicolette D’Itria (12), Fenwick’s Finola Corcoran (24) and St. Mary’s Pamela Gonzalez vie for the ball.

St. Mary’s fans cheer for their team. St. Mary’s Pamela Gonzalez chases the ball.

SEND US YOUR STUFF WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. A6 FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2019 OPINION EDITORIAL A recipe for rumination HOW TO REACH US Get rid of One of my wife’s many fondly about how you could roles in our lives is chief ar- do all of your shopping in chaeologist of our home and the square’s several-block her latest uncovered trea- radius thanks to estab- 110 Munroe St. residency rule sure trove is a collection of Thor lishments like Walter’s P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 It’s time to dig a grave for the city of Lynn’s em- recipes and cooking guides Jourgensen Market, Bill’s Lunch and ployee residency law and deep-six the absurd and once owned and used by Edna’s Lunch. Add to that Customer Service counterproductive live-where-you-work require- her mother and her Aunt list Young’s Market, South Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ment. Florence. loaf. Seas Pleasure Time restau- Connecting Enshrined in the 1978 version of the City Char- When you bought a Gen- Not to be outdone by its rant, City Meat Center, All Departments: ter, the residency law requires anyone hired to a eral Electric refrigerator refrigerator recipe guide, Mitchell’s Men’s Shop and 781-593-7700 permanent full-time city job to establish Lynn res- in the 1950s, the big white General Electric’s Hot- Costello’s Beauty Shoppe. Ext. 2 box came with a handy “You could still get all idency within six months or lose the job. point appliance division Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Why does Lynn need a residency requirement for guidebook full of helpful in- published a recipe guide your business done even classi [email protected] formation and, yes, recipes. without access to a car,” re- city workers? How do the city and the people who reminding consumers that Subscriptions live in it possibly benefit from a law that smacks The book recommended Hotpoint is “first with called our expert. [email protected] freezing a cup of coffee with l of xenophobic cronyism? the features women want Circulation The last 41 years have seen residency debat- two cups of water to create most.” I give Carolyn Walsh [email protected] flavored ice cubes for iced credit for delivering a blow ed, denounced and enforced through a Residency The recipes included Ext. 3 Commission review process that has the feel of the coffee. “Twenty four-hour baked Alaska roll, jamba- to the enduring legend of salad” involved creating a the Pine Grove Cemetery Newsroom Inquisition with anonymous municipal tipsters laya, sesame biscuits and [email protected] ratting out supposed residency violators, who are creamy confection with two Oriental steak (hint: reci- wall as the second-longest [email protected] eggs, vinegar and sugar. in the world. She points hauled into a City Hall hearing room and ordered pe includes pineapple juice Ext. 4 to produce bills and other proofs of Lynn residency. Once cooled, white cherries, and curry powder). out that Hadrian’s Wall bi- pineapple, oranges, marsh- secting England during the Sports The latest residency target is city Public Works All of these recipes re- [email protected] mallows and almonds could Roman occupation surely Commissioner Andrew Hall, who sold his Lynn mind me of my moth- be added and topped with outdid the Pine Grove wall Ext. 5 home and moved to Marblehead. Hall confirmed er’s go-to meal selections concoctions called “em- in length and sheer mas- Retail and Online that he is no longer a Lynn resident (Item, March during the 1960s, including relettes and Rubyettes.” siveness. Advertising 5), adding he is having some family issues and Frito casserole, Yorkshire [email protected] “Angel parfait en sur- I apologize for misspell- plans on moving back to the city soon. pudding, a pork chop and prise” was described in the ing Connelly’s Candies a ADVERTISING That explanation is not good enough for City Campbell’s cream of mush- booklet as a creamy, sugary couple of weeks ago and Ernie Carpenter Jr. Council President Darren Cyr, who has sent the room soup recipe subse- Director of Advertising egg white dessert topped by managed to verify the ac- council an ordinance proposal, slated for review quently nicknamed “goop,” and Business Development, ext. 1355 candied fruit and brought curate spelling when I [email protected] at the council’s March 12 meeting, stripping em- and an unpalatable entrée to dining perfection by came across a snowy photo ployment benefits from any department head who named ham loaf. Ralph Mitchell violates residency. leaving it for a spell in the of Union Street showing Sales Representative, ext. 1313 refrigerator’s “Super-Freez- Our love for our mother is the Connelly’s sign next to [email protected] Never mind the fact that Hall has stated on the deep and undying but one record he plans to move back to Lynn. He is simply er.” a building housing Bren- Patricia Whalen mention of ham loaf to my the latest target of the residency police and one The commonwealth of nan’s Card Shop down the Sales Representative, ext. 1310 brother last week prompt- [email protected] of several dozen employees, according to the city’s Massachusetts published street from Rook’s and Mc- ed this single word recollec- attorney, who find themselves the targets of a res- a guide to “state-inspect- Lellan’s. BUSINESS OFFICE tion: “Ugh.” idency investigation. ed” turkeys in the 1950s, Maria Alvaracin l Never mind the fact that a 2010 court ruling al- “In order to meet the ever Thor Jourgensen is Ed- ext. 1205 Speaking of recollections, [email protected] lows police and firefighters to move out of the city increasing demand for tur- itorial Page Editor. Send an informed source whose after a decade and never mind the fact the city’s keys during the off season “don’t ask” suggestions and Susan J. Conti parents grew up in Mc- answers to questions to Controller, ext. 1288 chief financial officer, the school superintendent, periods…” The pamphlet [email protected] took the helpful step of pro- Donough Square waxed [email protected]. and teachers are exempt from residency. Ted Grant In other words, hundreds of city workers who, viding a list of Massachu- Publisher, ext. 1234 in some cases, have collected a city paycheck for setts farms raising state [email protected] decades, are exempt from residency along with inspected turkeys, includ- Marian Kinney employees hired to perform two of the city’s most ing Reed’s Turkey Farm in ext. 1212 important jobs. Andover. [email protected] Keeping residency on the books — more so en- Even the former Lynn Will Kraft Gas and Electric Company Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 forcing it — limits the city when it comes to at- [email protected] tracting and hiring the most competent candi- got into the recipe sugges- tion business decades ago Mike Shanahan dates required to perform city jobs. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Residency flies in the face of how the mod- with “tips for today” concoc- [email protected] ern world works when it comes to hiring. In a tions, including “Banbury Carolina Trujillo fast-moving employment arena where talented Tarts.” Combining 1/4 cup Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 people have options and employers are compet- each of chopped raisins, [email protected] ing for candidates, an albatross like a residency dates, figs, nuts, as well as Jim Wilson requirement leaves employers floundering, won- brown sugar, flour, lemon Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 dering why they can’t attract or keep top talent. juice and an egg slightly [email protected] Cyr defended his ordinance (Item, March 5) by beaten provided filling for CIRCULATION stating: “If you’re not enforcing the rules with 12 tarts (bake at 425 de- Lisa Mahmoud department heads, then why would anyone else grees for about 20 minutes). Manager, ext. 1239 want to follow the rules?” The gas company booklet [email protected] We think there is a much smarter question he also provided a recipe for CLASSIFIED should be asking: Why enforce the rule at all? “ground meat ring” — sort Abbe Young Smith Throw it out and abandon it as a worthless vestige of a circular cousin of meat- Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] of hiring practices and municipal policy that have gone the way of the ledger books and the antiquat- GRAPHICS ed switchboard telephone system that are stored Trevor Andreozzi in City Hall’s bowels. Alex Trebek is a national icon Designer [email protected] Here’s a thought: Rather than require anyone to live in Lynn, city officials should instead work to When word began cir- gives “Jeopardy” a dimen- Mohamed Diop Designer make it a place where they’d want to live. culating Wednesday that sion other game shows “Jeopardy” host Alex Tre- just don’t have. Also, you [email protected] bek had been diagnosed actually have to have ac- Mark Sutherland Steve Creative Director with stage 4 pancreatic cumulated some knowl- [email protected] cancer, the reaction was Krause edge on some of these sub- as if one of America’s jects to be able to play. NEWSROOM foremost icons had been Trebek is the glue that Mike Alongi Sports Reporter ext. 1228 struck down. And he took that to new holds this all together. Be- [email protected] I’d argue that Trebek, yond the fact “Jeopardy” is, heights once he got the Bill Brotherton though Canadian, is one of “Jeopardy” gig. He plays by far, the most challeng- Features Editor ext. 1338 America’s foremost icons. at being a bit of a snob, ing game show of them all, [email protected] Those old enough to he loves to accentuate his Trebek gives it its extra Gayla Cawley remember undoubtedly French pronunciations (or panache. You tune in — or Reporter, ext. 1236 recall that Art Fleming, any pronunciations, for at least I tune in — to see [email protected] and not Trebek, was the that matter), and he’ll gen- how many questions I can Cheryl Charles original host of the popu- answer. In fact, if my wife News Editor, ext. 1278 tly chastise contestants [email protected] lar “answer-and-question” who flub up questions he and I are not home togeth- game show. But Trebek, a er at 7:30 on weeknights, Bella diGrazia thinks they should know. Reporter, ext. 1317 veteran of the game-show You can tell when he gets we DVR it and watch it [email protected] circuit, was chosen to be when we are. And we com- a kick out of a contestant Thomas Grillo the host when it was res- and when he finds one pete. Reporter, ext. 1264 urrected in 1984 and he’s less-than-interesting. But we also watch “Jeop- [email protected] certainly made it his own There was a memorable ardy” for Alex, to see if he Spenser Hasak over the past 35 years. gently upbraids a hap- night when there was an Photographer, ext. 1332 If you watch any of the less contestant who miss- [email protected] American football catego- old game shows on those es a gimme, or when he Thor Jourgensen ry where none of the three nostalgia networks, you’ll solemnly informs a con- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 contestants even knew [email protected] see Trebek pop up on testant that “you didn’t enough to buzz in on any shows like “Classic Con- phrase the answer in the Daniel Kane E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS of the five “answers.” He Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 President and Publisher centration,” and you’ll form of a question.” Re- Edward L. Cahill was aghast, and had no [email protected] M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ John M. Gilberg note that he was never as minds me of “you didn’t Chief Executive O cer Steve Krause Edward M. Grant corny as, say, Wink Mar- trouble conveying that say ‘may I.’” E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ feeling. Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall tindale; or as hopped up We (or I) watch in hopes [email protected] W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey as the guy who wore the The game’s rules play of being able to scream, or Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton into Trebek’s persona as Owen O’Rourke J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan crazy sweaters and host- to gesticulate, at him if he Photographer, ext. 1224 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman ed “Supermarket Sweep- sort of an elitist. That’s be- deems a question incor- [email protected] stakes.” I want to go back cause you can trip yourself rect on an answer due to Emma LeBlanc Pérez PUBLISHERS in time just so I can punch up on a question by saying overly-stringent criteria. Copy Editor [email protected] Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 him. a “the” where it doesn’t Hearing this terrible Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 The nature of game belong, or by making an news about Trebek is a Harold Rivera Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 answer plural rather than Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 shows almost makes it tough pill to swallow, not [email protected] Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 necessary for the hosts to singular (and vice versa). just for him, but for “Jeop- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 When that happens, he Roberto Scalese Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 be like carnival barkers ardy” cultists everywhere News Editor, ext. 1211 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 (not all of them named can be almost insufferably who stop dead in their [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Bob). They come off like smarmy and you want to Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 tracks at 7:30 (or, thanks Anne Marie Tobin hucksters, every one of just hit him. to the DVR, at some point Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 them seemingly graduates But that’s fine. That’s in the evening) to watch [email protected] of the Steve Harvey/Pat what makes the show so — and learn. He’s been Bridget Turcotte Sajak school of n’yuks. A much fun to watch. Oth- coming into our homes for Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] lot of that stuff is cringe- erwise it would be like so long he’s undoubtedly worthy. watching televised trivia considered part of many Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 However, Trebek has at your local bar and grill. families. [email protected] always been more under- The byplay between Tre- I cannot imagine “Jeop- TECHNOLOGY stated and more cerebral. bek and the contestants ardy” with any other host. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 POLICE/FIRE Eastern Avenue All address information, particu- view Ave. on Wednesday at PEABODY Breaking and entering in a larly arrests, reflect police records. In 12:38 p.m. Officer reports motor vehicle on Wednesday fire displaces six the event of a perceived inaccuracy, house appears secure. Summons at 7:56 a.m. at 8 Spruce Way. it is the sole responsibility of the con- False burglar alarm report- Officer reports $50 and a bank ed at Lynnfield High School at Nathaniel Ponte, 18, of passbook was stolen. ITEM STAFF REPORT Three residents — one cerned party to contact the relevant 275 Essex St. on Thursday at 1100 Salem St., Apt. 6, was Report of a disabled motor woman and two children police department and have the de- LYNN — Firefighters 5:37 a.m. summoned on Tuesday at 6:55 vehicle on Forest Street on — were home at the time partment issue a notice of correction p.m. for threatening to commit Wednesday at 9:34 a.m. The quickly knocked down and made it out safely. a working house fire on to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Complaints a crime after a caller reported a officer checked the area and The woman told the dis- Eastern Avenue late ifications will not be made without classmate was threatening him was unable to locate vehicle. trict chief that she saw Well-being check request- Thursday morning. express notice of change from the over Snapchat with a picture of Officer will be checking on smoke coming out of a ed at 2 Meservey Lane on At 10:51 a.m., Lynn and arresting police department. guns. possible junk motor vehicles at heating vent. Wednesday at 8:27 a.m. Offi- Joel Salvatierra-Rosales, 5 Rawding Road on Wednesday Swampscott fire crews cer reports resident is fine. responded to a basement The fire was declared 29, of 16 Mount Hood Trail, at 11:13 a.m. Officer issued 15- under control at 11:21 LYNN Open door reported at 6 Apt. 5, Lynn, was summoned day notice of removal on both. fire at 182 Eastern Ave., Longbow Road on Wednesday according to Lynn Dis- a.m. and crews cleared out on Wednesday at 9:09 a.m. for Mother called from 64 Foster by 11:54 a.m., according to Arrests at 2:45 p.m. Officer reports un- operating a motor vehicle with- St., Apt. 102 on Wednesday at trict Chief Mike McBride. able to secure door. The fire, which started Zukas. Firefighters had to Leonardo Aponte, 32, was out a license following a motor 11:20 a.m. and wants her son rip open the walls of the Caller reported a disabled vehicle stop at 117 Lynnfield St. to leave. Police were at that because of improper elec- arrested and charged with op- truck on Walnut Street on trical wiring, spread to the home to get to the electri- eration of a motor vehicle with location on Tuesday night and cal wires. Wednesday at 4:15 p.m. Offi- Accidents the boy was intoxicated. Officer first floor but was fairly a suspended license at 11:29 cer checked the area and was contained to one section of McBride said there were p.m. Wednesday. requested a taxi to take him to no rescues and no one was unable to locate the vehicle. A two-car motor vehicle crash Salem. He left without incident. the building, he said. Juan Garcia, 26, of 12 Cur- reported at 16 Lynnfield St. on hurt. Caller from Saugus request- Road rage incident reported “Six people were dis- win Circle, was arrested and Tuesday at 3:38 p.m. Officer An electrical engineer ed a well-being check for the at St. Ann’s Church at 140 Lynn placed by the fire,” said charged with two counts of fail- resident of 562 Salem St. on reports operator of the second and the city’s Inspectional St. on Wednesday at 2:37 p.m. Lynn Fire Captain Joseph ure to yield at an intersection, Wednesday at 6:46 p.m. Of- vehicle was taken to Beverly Services Department re- with people arguing outside the Zukas. “People cannot live failure to stop/yield, failure to ficer reports no one was at Hospital. mained on scene to survey vehicles. Officer said that the in there right now. Fire- signal, failure to stop for police, home. A report of a motor vehicle fighters had to rip open the damage and look into marked lanes violation, passing matter was resolved and both Report of a suspicious per- crash at 88 Washington St. at 1 operators shook hands. the walls of the home to what recent electrical work violation, operation of a motor son walking on the ramp from Goldthwaite Place on Wednes- get to the electrical wires.” was done to the home. vehicle with a revoked license, Route 128 North at 100 Wal- day at 8:26 a.m. The officer reckless operation of a motor nut and 425 Market streets on said the operators had already SAUGUS vehicle, speeding, and on war- Thursday at 2:21 a.m. Officer exchanged their information rants at 9:25 a.m. Thursday. was unable to locate the per- prior to his arrival. Arrests Edwin Morales, 46, of 16 son. Report of a motor vehicle Border St., was arrested and accident at Bishop Fenwick at Guilherme Santos, 35, of 21 charged with operation of Medical Aid 99 Margin St. on Wednesday Essex St., was arrested on war- a motor vehicle with a sus- at 2:26 p.m. The officer reports rant charges. pended license at 3:51 p.m. Ambulance requested at 64 that the accident was minor Kerry A. O’Brien, 44, of 102 Wednesday. Highland Ave. on Wednesday at and the operators had already Central St. Apt. 4B, was arrest- 1:55 p.m. Officer reports pa- exchanged their information. ed on warrant charges. Accidents tient taken to Beverly Hospital. Brendan John Kennedy, 34, Medical aid requested at 8 Complaints of 529 Lincoln Ave., was arrest- A report of a motor vehicle Olde Towne Road on Thursday ed and charged with refusing to crash at 2:57 p.m. Wednesday at 6:40 a.m. Patient taken to Caller reports motor vehicle provide a DNA database sample. at 496 Eastern Ave.; at 6:31 the hospital. with Connecticut plates, possi- p.m. Wednesday at 947 West- Assist resident requested at bly AR04939, occupied by two Accident ern Ave.; at 7:08 a.m. Thurs- 18 Trickett Road for a person young females pulled into the day at Brookline and Chatham who fell on Thursday at 6:26 driveway of an elderly female’s A report of a motor vehicle PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS streets; at 8:02 a.m. Thursday a.m. Officer reports no injuries. residence on MacArthur Circle accident at 8 Woodbury Ave. at at Fauci’s Pizza at 4 Lynnfield 7:09 a.m. Wednesday. Kattie Jones and her husband, Clinton Jones on Tuesday at 2:50 p.m. Offi- St. Sr., father of Corey Jones, walk down the hall MARBLEHEAD cer reports all checked out OK, A report of a motor vehicle they were house cleaners. Accidents from the courtroom after Nouman Raja was hit and run crash at 5:45 p.m. found guilty Thursday in West Palm Beach. Accident Resident of 5 Andover Drive A report of a motor vehi- Wednesday at High Rock and reports she is being threatened Rockaway streets; at 5:32 a.m. cle accident at 24 Winter St. A report of a motor vehicle following a disagreement over at 4:15 p.m. Wednesday; at Thursday at Howard and Land- $47 that is owed on Tuesday at er streets. crash at 3:08 p.m. on Wednes- 7-Eleven at 6:42 p.m. Wednes- Fired Fla. officer day. 3:20 p.m. She planned to pay day; on Main Street at 9:23 it back soon. Officer advised p.m. Wednesday. Breaking and Entering Complaints this is a civil matter. guilty of slaying A report of a breaking and Peabody Library at 82 Main Complaints entering at 11:52 a.m. Thurs- A caller reported a bus was St. called to report a teen pa- day at 8 Joyce St. stuck at Front and Frank- tron refuses to leave. Teen is tall A report of a man acting er- lin streets at 7:59 a.m. on with dark hair wearing a pink ratically at the Red Roof Inn at black motorist Complaint Wednesday. sweatshirt and was last seen 3:49 a.m. Wednesday. A caller reported a crossing on the third floor on Tuesday at “Corey has been here — A caller reported a dog has By Terry Spencer A report of a gunshot at guard got his motor vehicle 4:03 p.m. Officer issued a no ASSOCIATED PRESS his soul is not here but he been locked in a car at Irontown 11:10 p.m. Wednesday on stuck at Smith and Pleas- trespassing notice. is definitely here in our Diner for two hours at 11:51 Raddin Grove Avenue. ant streets at 8:31 a.m. on Caller reported breaking and WEST PALM BEACH, hearts,” said C.J. Jones, a.m. Wednesday. Police report Fla. — A fired Florida Wednesday. He was told offi- entering into a motor vehicle the dog is not in distress and the victim’s brother and a cers would not be able to help on Tuesday at 5:23 p.m. and police officer was found former Cleveland Browns Overdose was in the car for 45 minutes. guilty of manslaugh- push him out. He contacted the a bag of tools was stolen from A resident walked into the football player. “He walked A report of an overdose at highway department for help. his van at 51 Holten St. Officer police station to report that ter and attempted mur- us through this.” 6:17 p.m. Wednesday at Rite A caller reported a car was will document. someone has been using her der Thursday for fatally Raja’s attorneys left Aid on Lewis Street. shooting a stranded black partially blocking her driveway Man came into the station on credit card information to buy without comment. His on Humphrey Street at 9:43 motorist, becoming the Tuesday at 5:33 p.m. to report items on Amazon at 1:08 p.m. wife said an obscenity Theft a.m. on Wednesday. She stated first officer in the state to that the mother of his child has Wednesday. when asked for comment. she thought she would dam- be convicted of an on-duty been leaving threatening voice- A report of road rage at 110 Prosecutors said Raja, A report of a larceny at 3:52 age it if she tried to get by. Re- mails. Reporting party had his shooting in 30 years. Frank Bennett Highway at 6:36 one of few police officers p.m. Wednesday at EbLens sponding officers reported the sick son with him, so he told Nouman Raja, 41, faces p.m. Wednesday. nationwide convicted of at 14 State St.; at 4:18 p.m. driveway was barely blocked. officer he will drop off his son, a mandatory minimum an on-duty shooting, es- Wednesday at 50 State St.; A walk-in reported bank fraud email the voice messages and Theft of 25 years at sentencing calated what should have at 9:26 a.m. Thursday at 439 at 10:32 a.m. on Wednesday. come back to the station to April 26, and could spend been a routine interaction. Boston St. A caller reported a kid was in make an official statement. his life in prison for the A report of motor vehicle A report of shoplifting from Prosecutors charged a Pleasant Street store danc- Walk-in fraud report from a Bath and Body Works at 2:44 death of Corey Jones, 31. Raja with manslaughter, theft at 7:51 p.m. Wednesday ing around at 10:38 a.m. on person who wanted to make The four-man, two-wom- at 300 Washington St. p.m. Wednesday. The suspect, saying his actions creat- Wednesday. They stated the kid the police aware of an email a woman in her 20s, reportedly an jury deliberated for ed the confrontation and was trying to ask people to buy gift card scam on Tuesday at stole 21 candles with a value four hours. Raja didn’t Vandalism showed “culpable negli- cigars. 8:02 p.m. Officer will docu- of $514.50. react as the verdict was gence.” They charged him A report of motor vehicle van- A caller reported at 11:36 ment the incident. read. About 25 relatives with attempted first-de- a.m. on Wednesday that she Caller from the Bank of Amer- and supporters of Jones dalism at 2:30 a.m. Thursday SWAMPSCOTT gree murder, saying that at 41 Grant St. looked at the messages on ica ATM at 300 Andover St. re- looked on, some weep- although they couldn’t her 12-year-old’s iPad and was ports hearing a gunshot coming ing. One said “the sweet- Accident prove beyond a reason- LYNNFIELD concerned. She asked officers from the direction of Kappy’s on est sound was the click able doubt which of the six to look up a number and they Tuesday at 9:56 p.m. A caller reported a motor ve- of those handcuffs” after shots killed Jones, the sec- could not identify it. Accident Intoxicated person reported hicle crash at Blaney and Hum- Raja was led away. ond volley was a conscious A caller reported a grand- by Lahey Medical Center at phrey streets at 4:38 p.m. on They held a prayer cir- effort to kill him as he fled. Motor vehicle crash reported parent scam at 4:33 p.m. on 1 Essex Center on Tuesday at Wednesday. cle outside the courtroom, Raja, of Asian descent, at 226 Chestnut St. on Thurs- Wednesday. 11:41 p.m. shouting praise for the was working on an auto day at 6:11 a.m. Officer reports A caller reported he received Son requesting officer check Complaints verdict as many sobbed. A burglary investigation a car crashed into a pole. Phil’s a company email about looking on mother who has a disabled housing inspector and part- team when he spotted Towing on scene. for a payment company party motor vehicle at CVS in Sum- A report of suspicious activity time drummer, Jones came Jones’ SUV at 3:15 a.m. at 7:03 p.m. on Wednesday. mit Street Plaza at 145 Summit at 99 Bay View Drive at 10:11 from a family of Christian Oct. 18, 2015. Jones was Alarms He stated he realized once he St. on Wednesday at 2:57 a.m. a.m. on Wednesday; at Luxe ministers and was sched- returning home from a purchased $5,000 in gift cards Officer checked on the woman Boutique, 434 Humphrey St., uled to perform at church nightclub performance Alarm reported at 55 Fair- that it was a scam. and all is OK. at 5:59 p.m. on Wednesday. the morning he died. when his vehicle stalled.

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Boston police criticized for The city’s 2014 Trust Range are not considered been sentenced to two to disinterment of a body, stole nearly 10,000 pieces helping immigration officials Act prevents police from life threatening. years of probation. identity theft and mis- of mail intended for res- detaining a person solely Detective Sgt. John The Telegram & Gazette leading a police investi- idents along her route in BOSTON (AP) — Bos- for their immigration Boyle says two people reports that David Fors, of gation in connection with Boston in her search for ton police are facing crit- status. were injured. Holden, apologized at sen- the discovery Saturday of gift cards and cash has icism for helping federal Last week, the U.S. Although the facility is tencing in federal court on the remains of 68-year-old avoided jail. immigration officials ar- Department of Labor operated by the Boston Wednesday, saying “I let Marcelino Mueces in the Federal prosecutors say rest a construction worker filed a lawsuit alleging Police Department, Miraj myself down and all the Worcester building. 29-year-old Megan Hawes living in the country ille- a construction company says the people injured people I love down.” Mueces was last seen was sentenced Wednesday gally despite city policies unlawfully retaliated were not Boston officers. Prosecutors say the Feb. 18. Police say Ga- to two years of probation protecting such people. against an injured worker Multiple law enforcement former mail processing ron was in possession of and 80 hours of commu- The American Civil in 2017 by referring him agencies use the facility clerk started taking Mueces’ identification and nity service after plead- Liberties Union of Mas- to Boston police, which for training. It was not stamps from a Worcester his most recent paycheck. ing guilty in December sachusetts said Thursday then contacted ICE. disclosed what agencies post office in 2012. He had The cause and manner to theft of mail matter it filed a public records the injured represented. worked for the post office of Mueces’ death remain by a U.S. Postal Service request seeking more Two people shot at police Moon Island is in Bos- for more than 25 years. under investigation. No employee. information about the firearms training facility ton Harbor and is acces- one has been charged Prosecutors say she department’s “alarming” sible by a causeway from Man held without bail after with killing Mueces. stole the mail between cooperation with U.S. Im- BOSTON (AP) — Bos- the city of Quincy. body found in shallow grave Garon’s lawyer, Blake March 2017 and last May migration and Customs ton police are reporting Rubin, says his client has meant for residents along Enforcement. that two people have been Ex-postal worker sentenced WORCESTER (AP) — A very little in his criminal her route in Boston’s Ros- Police Commissioner shot in an accident at to probation for stamp theft man charged in connec- past except for misde- lindale neighborhood. William Gross stressed a city firearms training tion with the discovery of meanor charges. She was caught when officers “are not agents of facility. WORCESTER (AP) — A a body in a shallow grave she was pulled over for ICE” and remain focused Boston police spokes- former U.S. Postal Service in his Massachusetts Ex-postal worker gets having an expired in- on violent crime and other woman Maisha Miraj says worker who stole about home’s basement has probation for stealing mail spection sticker on her priorities. The commis- the injuries Thursday $82,000 worth of postage been held without bail. personal car, and police sioner didn’t comment di- afternoon at the Moon Is- stamps and sold many Thomas Garon Jr. plead- BOSTON (AP) — A found large amounts of rectly on the 2017 arrest. land Boston Police Firing online at a discount has ed not guilty Wednesday former mail carrier who undelivered mail inside. A8 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2019 NATION Trump disappointed by activity at N. Korea missile sites By Deb Riechmann ty, Trump told reporters at able” by January 2021. saying the North’s conces- and Matthew Lee the White House that he The official said that sions on its nuclear pro- ASSOCIATED PRESS was “a little disappointed.” the U.S. is still trying to gram weren’t enough to Then he said time will de- determine exactly what warrant sanctions relief. WASHINGTON — Pres- termine the future of U.S. North Korea is doing with Trump has favored di- ident Donald Trump said efforts to get North Kore- recent activity but that rect talks with Kim, but Thursday that he’s a “little an leader Kim Jong Un to the administration will the next stage of negoti- disappointed” by reports give up his pursuit of nu- seek clarification from ations is likely to be con- of new activity at a North clear weapons in exchange the North as well as in- ducted at lower levels. Korean missile research for relief from sanctions telligence analysts. The Trump’s envoy to North center and long-range stalling economic growth. official said the Trump ad- Korea, Steve Biegun, had rocket site and that time “We’ll let you know in ministration did not nec- lunch Wednesday at the will tell if U.S. diplomacy about a year,” Trump told essarily agree with non- State Department with with the reclusive country the reporters. governmental analysts his counterparts from Ja- will be successful. Briefing reporters at the who believe the activity is pan and South Korea. The South Korea’s military State Department later, a sign of North Korean an- South Koreans have pro- said it is carefully monitor- a senior U.S. official said ger following the summit. posed semiofficial three- ing North Korean nuclear that despite the new activ- The official was not autho- way talks with the United and missile facilities after PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ity and the failure of last rized to speak publicly to States and North Korea as the country’s spy agency month’s Trump-Kim sum- the state of negotiations it works to put nuclear di- told lawmakers that new This satellite image captured on March 2 shows mit in Hanoi to reach a with the North Koreans plomacy back on track. activity was detected at a the launch tower at the Sohae Satellite Launch denuclearization deal, the and spoke on condition of Suh Hoon, the director research center where the Facility in Tongchang-ri, North Korea. administration still be- anonymity. of South Korea’s National North is believed to build lieves it can reach and im- Trump said on Wednes- Intelligence Service, told long-range missiles tar- are sharing intelligence and at a separate long- plement an agreement by day that his relation- his nation’s lawmakers in geting the U.S. mainland. over the developments range rocket site. She did the end of the president’s ship with Kim remained Seoul that North Korea Defense Ministry at the North’s missile re- not elaborate on what the first term. The official said “good” even though Trump was restoring facilities at spokeswoman Choi Hyun- search center in Sanum- developments were. it is important that prog- walked away from negoti- a rocket launch site it had soo said the U.S. and dong on the outskirts of Asked if he was disap- ress be made quickly but ations at their high-pro- dismantled last year in a South Korean militaries the capital, Pyongyang, pointed in the new activi- that the goal is “achiev- file meeting in Vietnam, goodwill measure. Manafort sentenced to 47 months in prison for tax, bank fraud

By Matthew Barakat ocratic email accounts. and Stephen Braun He was among the first ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump associates charged in the Mueller investi- ALEXANDRIA, Va. — gation and has been a Former Trump campaign high-profile defendant. chairman Paul Manafort But the charges against was sentenced Thursday Manafort were unrelat- to nearly four years in ed to his work on the prison for tax and bank campaign or the focus of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fraud related to his work Mueller’s investigation: Construction crews install new border wall advising Ukrainian pol- whether the Trump cam- sections seen from Tijuana, Mexico. iticians, much less than paign coordinated with what was called for under Russians. sentencing guidelines. A jury last year con- Manafort, sitting in a victed Manafort on eight Pentagon may tap wheelchair as he deals counts, concluding that he with complications from hid from the IRS millions pensions, military gout, had no visible re- of dollars he earned from action as he heard the his work in Ukraine. 47-month sentence. While Manafort’s lawyers ar- pay for border wall that was the longest sen- gued that their client had tence to date to come from engaged in what amount- money then slated to be special counsel Robert By Andrew Taylor ed to a routine tax evasion and Lisa Mascaro redirected for border bar- Mueller’s probe, it could case, and cited numerous ASSOCIATED PRESS riers and other purposes. have been much worse past sentences in which More attention has been for Manafort. Sentencing PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS defendants had hidden WASHINGTON — The paid to Trump’s declara- guidelines called for a millions from the IRS and Pentagon is planning to tap tion of a national emergen- 20-year-term, effectively Attorney Kevin Downing walks to the micro- $1 billion in leftover funds served less than a year in cy to tap up to $3.6 billion a lifetime sentence for the phones to speak with reporters following the from military pay and pen- prison. from military construction 69-year-old. sentencing of his client, former Trump cam- sion accounts to help Pres- Prosecutors said projects to pay for the wall. Manafort has been paign chairman Paul Manafort, in Alexandria, ident Donald Trump pay Manafort’s conduct was The Democratic-controlled jailed since June, so he Va., Thursday. for his long-sought border egregious, but Ellis ulti- House voted last month will receive credit for wall, a top Senate Demo- mately agreed more with to reject Trump’s move, the nine months he has to illegal lobbying. apology, something Ellis crat said Thursday. defense attorneys. “These and the GOP-held Sen- already served. He still Before Judge T.S. Ellis noted before issuing his Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., guidelines are quite high,” ate is likely to follow suit faces the possibility of III imposed the sentence, sentence. told The Associated Press, Ellis said. next week despite a White additional time from his Manafort told him that Manafort steered Don- “It’s coming out of mili- Neither prosecutors nor House lobbying push. sentencing in a separate “saying I feel humiliated ald Trump’s election tary pay and pensions. $1 defense attorneys had re- Senate Republicans met case in the District of Co- and ashamed would be a billion. That’s the plan.” efforts during crucial quested a particular sen- again Wednesday to sort lumbia, where he pleaded gross understatement.” Durbin said the funds months of the 2016 cam- tence length in their sen- through their options in guilty to charges related But he offered no explicit paign as Russia sought tencing memoranda, but are available because Army recruitment is down hopes of making next to meddle in the election prosecutors had urged a week’s voting more po- through hacking of Dem- “significant” sentence. and a voluntary early mil- itary retirement program litically palatable. They is being underutilized. are struggling to come up The development comes with an alternative to sim- LYNNFIELD WEEKLY NEWS as Pentagon officials are ply voting up or down on seeking to minimize the the House measure as re- PEABODY WEEKLY NEWS amount of wall money quired under a never-used that would come from mil- Senate procedure to reject itary construction projects a presidential emergency that are so cherished by declaration. Lawmakers Whether lawmakers. in both parties believe Trump is inappropriately you enjoy Durbin said, “Imagine infringing on Congress’ reading your the Democrats making Friendly Knights of St. Patrick power of the purse. news in print rd that proposal — that for 73 Annual Scholarship Dinner whatever our project is, Senators are increasing- or online, we we’re going to cut military ly uneasy ahead of voting have you covered. 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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2019 Peabody’s dream season ends in Division 1 quarterfinal By Anne Marie Tobin “They (Methuen) are a ITEM STAFF fast club, a good club and very well-coached,” said WOBURN — The magical Peabody coach Michelle ride of the Peabody/Lynn- Roach. “We only had two field girls hockey team days that we had to get came to a close Thursday ready and they had four night at O’Brien Rink as days off. That was a tight the No. 11 Tanners fell to a turnaround for us after we tough, third-seeded had a huge game on Mon- Methuen/Tewksbury squad, day against St. Mary’s. 7-1 in the quarterfinal “I think today we were round of the Division 1 slow to get to the puck and tournament. we were a little too passive,” While Methuen, the state Roach added. “We were hes- runner-up last year, owned itating to be more physical a decided edge in possession and we weren’t getting to for much of the game, Pea- open lanes, and they capi- body made the most of its talized.” limited chances and hung Peabody’s only goal (Sam- tough through two periods. mie Mirasolo) came on a But the Rangers (20-1-1) power play. Peabody also exploded for four third-peri- struggled on special teams od goals to put the game out at times as Methuen of reach and advance to the torched the Tanners for ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK semifinals against the win- three power play goals and ner of Friday’s quarterfinal Junior captain Sammie Mirasolo (left) added a shorthanded goal game between No. 7 Long- scored the lone goal for Peabody in a loss for good measure. meadow and No. 15 Shrews- to Methuen in the Division 1 quarterfinal ITEM FILE PHOTO bury. PEABODY, B2 Thursday night. Jets senior John DiFilippo scored the lone goal for Lynn in a loss to Lowell in the Division 3 North semifinal Thursday night at Chelmsford Forum. Prep hockey skates past Andover

By Daniel Kane later. Lynn Jets fall to ITEM STAFF “You would expect momen- tum to go their way at that LOWELL — The No. 8 seed point but our boys dug deep,” St. John’s Prep hockey team Hanson said. “We went right Lowell in Div. 3 stayed resilient Thursday night, back out there and kept at it battling through an early one- and got the next one. It shows goal deficit and a bad bounce the resiliency of the team and North semifinal later in the game to defeat No. 4 that’s what it takes to win this Andover 4-2 in the the Division time of year.” By Harold Rivera 1 North semifinal at UMass Eagles goaltender Jackson Ir- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Lowell’s Tsongas Center. ving continued his phenomenal Momentum looked like it postseason with 24 saves, 16 of BILLERICA — The early minutes of Thursday’s Di- might swing with just over five which came in the second peri- vision 3 North semifinal between the No. 3 Lynn Jets minutes remaining in the game od. and No. 2 Lowell indicated that it might’ve been an even when the Eagles saw a one-goal “I expected that Andover game. Then Lowell started to get comfortable and it be- lead disappear when a puck would come out in the second came clear that Lynn simply ran into a better team. took a bad bounce off an offi- period,” Hanson said. “We are Lowell’s 6-1 win over the Jets at Chelmsford Forum cials’ skate to set up an Andover kind of like mirror images the ended Lynn’s season and sealed the Red Raiders’ bid in goal. two teams. They’re young and the sectional final. “It was a bad bounce obvious- we’re young. They’re strong of- “Lowell has three lines that can really skate,” Jets ly,” Eagles coach Kristian Han- fensively and we can be too. I coach Mike Roberts said. “Their first line’s obviously son said. “The puck goes right expected a big push in the sec- top-notch. (Thomas Hassett) and (Brendan DeMarco) on their guys’ stick and he ond and Jackson made some are really, really good physical, fast, shifty. They have makes a real nice move to beat incredible saves. There was one guys that can shoot the puck.” Jackson (Irving) for the tying sequence where he made a save John DiFilippo scored on assists from Brian Clough- PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON goal. It was a huge goal for on the near post and then there erty and Andrew Patrie. Jets goalie Jack Gallant made Ryan Hart scored the go-ahead goal them.” was a rebound and he got his 25 saves. for St. John’s Prep in a win over Ando- foot over there again. He’s play- The Jets drew the first solid chance at getting on the But the Eagles kept fighting ver in the Division 1 North semifinal ing real well right now.” scoreboard in the opening period. Lowell was whistled and Ryan Hart added the Thursday night. for a penalty 30 seconds into the game. Lynn couldn’t game-winner just few minutes PREP, B2 make anything of its advantage and had to kill a power play three minutes later. Shortly after Lynn’s fifth man skated on to the ice, Lowell’s Benjamin Asselin lit the lamp with the first goal of the night. DiFilippo answered Prep’s Hanley commits to Hobart football 16 seconds into a power play, knotting the game at 1-1. The Red Raiders regained the lead when Brendan De- By Harold Rivera it a lot less stressful. “ Marco found the back of the net less than a minute later. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Hanley searched for a con- Initially it seemed as though the Jets were going to be nection with his next head granted a power play but the refs gathered and whistled DANVERS — James Han- coach as he weighed his Lynn for too many men on the ice instead. ley didn’t start playing orga- options. Hobart’s Kevin De- Things settled down for the rest of the period and nized football until he set foot Wall, who was named the Lowell carried a 2-1 edge at the first intermission. on the St. John’s Prep campus program’s 24th head coach “We had a good game plan coming in,” Roberts said. four years ago. Fast forward before the 2018 season, was “We wanted to crash down on both of their defensemen, to the 2018 season, Hanley’s the one who met Hanley’s ex- switch from where we played the first game, our regu- senior campaign, and the pectations. lar forecheck. I thought we did an excellent job creating Malden native emerged as a “The one thing that I want- turnovers. We had a lot of opportunities to score outside defensive leader for an Ea- ed to make a point of is I told of that first goal. We just couldn’t find the back of the gles team that won the Divi- myself that I wanted to find net. sion 1 state championship. a coach that cared,” Hanley “I thought that call was a huge shift in momentum,” Now Hanley’s gearing up to Roberts said. “You think you’re going to get a power play said. “I didn’t want to feel like continue his football career at just another recruit. I wanted and then you get called for a crosscheck or a board.” the collegiate level, and he’ll a coach that kept in contact Things didn’t get any better for Lynn in the second do so at Division III Hobart with me and asked about period. Ethan Polcari bumped Lowell’s lead to 3-1 with College. things outside of football, like 12:09 remaining in the period on a shot that just slid “It feels so good,” Hanley, what I was doing at home over the line. A Jets penalty opened the door for another who played linebacker at St. and how my grades were. Lowell goal and the Red Raiders took advantage. Thom- John’s, said. “It’s obviously a Personally I knew that’s what ITEM FILE PHOTO as Hassett’s power play tally made it 4-1 Lowell. Crucial big weight off my shoulders. saves from Gallant through the next nine minutes kept I needed. I wanted a school I feel now that the rest of the St. John’s Prep senior James Hanley has Lynn in the game, down 4-1 at the second intermission. that made me feel wanted.” year I can’t completely sit committed to play football at Division III JETS, B2 back but it definitely makes HANLEY, B2 Hobart College next season. KIPP boys set to battle defending Div. 4 state champions By Mike Alongi in his second season at the helm. “As the ball and keep all of our guys in- ITEM STAFF individuals, all of these guys have volved, we don’t want just one guy grown into their roles really well. taking over. That’s when we’re most LYNN — It’s been a season of firsts The seniors are now leaders, and the effective.” for the KIPP Academy boys bas- young guys are making big contribu- Abdoul Barry was the star of ketball team. In the Panthers’ first tions for us.” KIPP’s first tournament win against season as a part of the MIAA, KIPP One of the main reasons the Pan- Fenwick (59-40), putting up 21 points went 15-5 and qualified for its first thers have been so successful in the and 11 rebounds to lead the way. MIAA state tournament. After sit- tournament is the fact that they’ve Sanchez added 13 points and five re- ting through its first-ever bye in said gotten significant contributions from bounds in the win, while Algha Bar- tournament, KIPP went on to earn all over the roster. Winfred Sanchez ry had five points and four rebounds. its first-ever MIAA tournament win (33 points in the tournament) and The tables turned a bit in the semi- after beating Bishop Fenwick in the Abdoul Barry (30 points in the tour- final game against Lowell Catholic quarterfinal round. And now, after nament) have led the way, but oth- (68-66), as Sanchez led the Panthers a semifinal win over Lowell Catho- ers like Pius Roberts, Wallace Reed, with 20 points. Wallace Reed added lic, KIPP will play for its first-ever J’ddon Vincent and Algha Barry 14 points, Abdoul and Algha Barry MIAA sectional title. each scored nine points and Roberts ITEM FILE PHOTO have each come up big at various “As a whole, the guys have really points for KIPP. scored seven points, including four KIPP guard Winfred Sanchez (right) leads the bought into the style of play and the “That’s the brand of basketball we critical free throws down the stretch to help seal the win. Panthers with 33 total points in two tournament brand of basketball I want to play,” want to play, unselfish and well-bal- games this postseason. said KIPP coach David White, now anced,” White said. “We want to move KIPP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2019 Peabody girls hockey falls to Methuen in Division 1 quarterfinal PEABODY Carolyn Garofoli made a nice half minutes later, Peabody went four seniors (captains Charlotte From B1 play at the left point to keep the on its second man-up of the Grant, Kat DiGiulio, Jess Robert puck in the offensive zone, then game. The power play fizzled as and Buckley) to a close. “Penalties hurt us and I directed a wrist shot in front that Peabody failed to get a shot off, “The core four, they almost got thought there were some inter- looked to be redirected by Paige but Masotta did and it was a me in the locker room,” said esting calls out there,” said Thidedeau through the crease to beauty, right into the net for a Roach. “They have been with me Roach. “All we ask for is a consis- Mirasolo, who was camped on shortie to complete her hat trick since I took the job here and they tent game and there were times the right side and tipped it home with eight minutes left in the mean a lot to me. Their leader- we were in the box that led to behind Methuen goalie Kaia middle period. ship, without that we wouldn’t be game-changing moments that Hollingsworth. The goal brought Down 3-1, Peabody came out where we are today. you can’t ever get back.” Mirasolo to within two points of energized to start the third but it “They made this program what The Tanners had no answers the career century mark with 98. wasn’t enough to stop the Rang- it is,” Roach continued. “I relied for Methuen’s speedy sniper Ju- “We’ve talked all season about ers, who responded with four on them so much and I am so lia Masotta, who scored the first being able to respond and we did straight goals to complete a proud of them and hope they do three Methuen goals to put off their first goal and put one in Methuen in the driver’s seat. Ma- stretch of six answered goals and really well and hope they come sotta also scored Methuen’s final the net on that power play,” seal the win. back and visit.” goal and notched an assist to Roach said. “Being able to get Peabody goalie Abby Buckley Roach said the 2018-2019 sea- complete a pretty good day at the that equalizer on the power play was under siege from start to son has definitely raised the bar. office with five points to boost and be tied at 1-1 after the first finish. She made several key “This is absolutely our new her season points total to an period was huge and that also stops through the first two peri- benchmark as we try to push it a eye-popping 85 on 48 goals and brings Sammie to 98 points and ods to keep the Tanners within little more each year,” said Roach. that is a huge accomplishment.” striking distance. “We ended this year at 17-5-2, 37 assists. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Methuen dominated play early. As they had in the first period, “She made lot of good saves which is the most that the pro- Masotta cashed in on the Rang- Methuen came out flying in the again tonight,” said Roach. “At gram has ever seen by far, so this Sadie Gearan (left) con- ers’ first power play (assist to second. Masotta struck again times we didn’t clear people from is our new baseline and we are soles goalie Abby Buck- Brenna Greene) 5:20 into the with her second power play goal in front of the net. I don’t know going to do some great things ley (right) following Pea- first period. Peabody returned of the game (from Cassidy Grun- how many she actually saw, but next year. Tonight, we did what body’s loss to Methuen in the favor on its first man-up op- ing and Greene) at the 3:36 mark. they were good shooters.” we could so we will take this and the Division 1 quarterfi- portunity at the 10:52 mark. A little more than three and a The loss brought the careers of learn.” nal Thursday night. Jets knocked off by Lowell in Div. 3 North

JETS From B1 “At 3-1 that was the sepa- ration they needed,” Roberts said. “Even down 3-1, before that fourth goal, I thought we had a lot of chances to get back in. We had chances toward the end of the second period to get back in and it just never came.” PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Lynn, in desperate need of Ryan Webb had one assist for St. John’s Prep in a a swift spark, was granted win over Andover in the Division 1 North semi- a power play with 13:53 to final Thursday night. play. The Jets couldn’t get anything going and fell into a 5-1 hole on Nicholas Man- deville’s slapshot four min- Prep hockey advances utes later. Lowell coasted the rest of the way for the win. to Division 1 North final DeMarco scored the final goal in the closing minutes. PREP Lynn ends its season at 13- From B1 5-4. The Eagles got started quickly, controlling possession for “We had an unbelievable a majority of the first period and coming away with sever- year,” Roberts said. “We had al shots on net, but Alex Trottier (27 saves) was solid in net back-to-back North semis. for the Golden Warriors. We started the season with- With 4:30 to go in the first it appeared as though Ryan out a goalie last year. We Bradley had a great shooting opportunity in the slot but moved a true forward back to Shane Lachance made a quick defensive play to steal the defense, a true defenseman puck and get up ice. Lachance dished a pass to Samuel into the net. The majority of Murray in the Eagles zone and he found Anthony Previte the seniors, those eight guys who ripped a high shot that beat Irving and put the Golden played a big part in keeping Warriors ahead 1-0. hockey alive in our communi- The Eagles controlled possession again in the final min- ty when it could’ve died out. utes but, despite outshooting Andover 11-4, found them- They could’ve made alterna- selves trailing after one. tive arrangements to play ITEM FILE PHOTO Things shifted for the Golden Warriors in the second pe- elsewhere but they stuck riod, with Andover ripping 16 total shots. But Irving had a Jack Gallant had 25 saves for the Lynn Jets in a loss to Lowell in the Di- with me. I’m very proud of perfect period, including a stop on a breakaway by Lachance. vision 3 North semifinal Thursday night at Chelmsford Forum. that group.” Midway through the period St. John’s cashed in on a three-man rush up ice. Ned Malolepszy slid a pass over to Ryan Webb who finished the play to tie the game at 1-1 with 7:31 remaining in the second. Prep’s James Hanley commits to Hobart Late in the second, Bradley made a great play after chip- ping the puck past two defenders to set up a two-on-none HANLEY liams). rush for the Eagles. Bradley slid a pass over to Zach McK- From B1 “I think J.T. will definite- enelley but Trottier slid to his left to make a phenomenal ly be a contender at Curry,” save and keep the game tied. Hanley came away im- Hanley said. “He’s an an- Early in the third period the same line created a scoring pressed with Hobart’s imal. I hate running into chance for the Eagles. This time McKennelly dished a pass campus in Geneva, New that kid in practice. Wes from behind the net out front to Bradley who ripped a low York. will do great as well. He’s shot that beat Trottier to his right and put St. John’s ahead “I actually had never a great football player. I 2-1. been to New York until I think this year we were re- The Golden Warriors got their lucky bounce midway visited the campus a few ally blessed with such ath- through the third. A defensive chip down low by the Eagles weeks ago,” Hanley said. leticism and leadership. bounced off an officials’ skate and went directly out front of “It was a little bit new to That’s what made it a fun the Eagles’ net. Evan Arpin was there to collect the loose me, that area of New York. year with these guys.” puck and beat Irving to tie the game at 2-2. “I think the big thing for Hanley said he couldn’t The Eagles responded right away and Hart made the me is I wasn’t looking just have asked for a better play of the night a few minutes later. The junior forward at football. The coaches did senior season, which was skated the puck end to end, flying past a defender and a good job making it feel capped with a 40-22 win beating Trottier through the five hole to put the Eagles like home. There was just over Catholic Memorial at back on top. something about it. I’m re- ITEM FILE PHOTO Gillette Stadium in the Di- “We were trying to push the puck North all night,” Han- ally looking forward to it.” son said. “Hart is one of our faster skaters. We wanted to St. John’s Prep senior James Hanley (right) vision 1 Super Bowl. The The next step for Han- push the puck North, make their defense work and go to helped lead an Eagles defense that went on to Eagles finished the season ley is dedicating himself the net with it. In that case (Hart) made a great play to win the Division 1 Super Bowl at Gillette Stadi- 10-2. in the weight room before push to the net and get the goal. That’s what our team is um in December. joins the Statesmen. Han- “I didn’t play football all about.” ley knows the college level growing up,” Hanley said. The Golden Warriors pulled Trottier with 1:23 to go. Pat- will bring its challenges in in the weight room. That I play next year.” “I’d always be on Twitter rick Moran iced the game with an empty netter to send St. an elevated level of play definitely will make a dif- Hanley joins a list of sev- and I’d see these guys win- John’s to the sectional final. but is looking forward to ference and it won’t hurt. en St. John’s seniors who’ve ning state championships. The Eagles will take on No. 3 Winchester Monday (7:30) contributing at Hobart. They’re going to make me made their college commit- I thought it was the cool- at the Tsongas Center. “I just have to really fo- a strong safety so I’ll work ments. In addition to Han- est thing ever. I went to St. “You always hope your best hockey is still to come,” Han- cus in the weight room,” on my speed in the offsea- ley, they are Wes Rockett John’s to accomplish some- son said. “You never want to be satisfied. I told the boys Hanley said. “They sent son. (Brown), Kevin Dewing thing like that. When it fi- after every win all it does is give a chance to play one more me a strength program so “I’m definitely going to go (Union), Max Freedman nally happened it was sur- game. We have to be better Monday night or we won’t win. I can get started on that. in there and give it my all. (Bowdoin), James Taylor real. It was like it all came Winchester is a great team. I have a lot of respect for them I’m going to really make I think that’ll make a dif- (Curry), Charlie Giunta full circle. I couldn’t have they’ve had a solid year and we will be back at it Friday at an emphasis on getting ference. It’ll factor into how and Coltan Tangney (Wil- asked for anything better.” practice.” KIPP basketball set for Division 4 North final against Pope John KIPP a formidable, experienced duo don’t and we’ll just have to work From B1 leading the way in guards Angel around that. Price-Espada and Mekhi Collins. “Our plan is to do what we’ve That brings us to Friday, when With a resume like that coming been doing all season, and that’s No. 2 KIPP (17-5) will face off into Friday’s game, White knows come out with intensity and play against No. 9 Pope John (15-8) in that KIPP can’t afford many mis- tough man-to-man defense,” White the Division 4 North final. The takes. continued. “We know Angel will defending Div. 4 state champions, “They’re battle-tested and score his points and Mekhi will Pope John went on quite a run to get to this year’s final, starting with they’re not a No. 9 seed, that’s for play well, but if we can limit them a win over No. 8 Cristo Rey in the sure,” White said. “They’re the de- enough and shut off the rest of the first round. That was followed by fending champs and they have the team, we’ll put ourselves in a good a big upset of No. 1 Mystic Valley experience, that’s what I told my position to win.” ITEM FILE PHOTO in the quarterfinal round and then guys. Pope John was in this game KIPP and Pope John will tip off Abdoul Barry has been a big contributor to KIPP’s a 14-point win over No. 4 Fenway last year, and they won it. Their Friday night (8) at Tewksbury tournament success this season. in the semifinal. The Tigers have guys have experience that ours High. FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FRIDAY Division 1 North final MIAA Boys Basketball At Tsongas Center, Lowell Division 4 North final Central Catholic at English (7:45) At Tewksbury High MIAA Girls Basketball Pope JOhn at KIPP (8) Division 3 North final SATURDAY At Tsongas Center, Lowell MIAA Boys Basketball St. Mary’s at Amesbury (10:30)

SPORTS BRIEFS Swampscott High more information, contact Helen Ridley at via phone at baseball fundraiser 781-775-0078 or email at rid- leytopflightbasketball@ The Swampscott Bullpen gmail.com. Baseball Boosters will be holding their first fundrais- er for the 2019 Swampscott Lynn Post 6 High School baseball team on Saturday, March 9 at the Senior Legion Italian-American Club on Lynn Post 6 Senior Harbor St. in Lynn from 7 Legion Baseball is current- p.m. to 10 p.m. ly seeking leadership, a There will be a $10 dona- head coach and assistant tion at the door, and the coaches for the upcoming event will include raffles, a season.Players ages 17-19 lottery board and live music (born in 2000 or later) are from Swampscott head also welcome to register to coach Joe Caponigro’s band play this season. Players be Warning Track. Lynn residents or attend For more questions or to school in Lynn. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS donate, contact Mike Pegna- Anyone interested is Zdeno Chara (left), Brad Marchand (center) and Charlie McAvoy (right) rush to celebrate with to at [email protected]. encouraged to contact Mike Patrice Bergeron after Bergeron’s game-winning goal with six seconds left against the Florida Pan- Quinn via email at distric- thers Thursday night. Ridley basketball [email protected] or phone at 978-364-3468. spring workouts Bruins score two goals in the final 30 The Ridley Basketball Saugus Babe Ruth Skill Clinics will run spring/ signups summer workouts on Mon- seconds for comeback win over Panthers day evenings (7-8:30 p.m.) The remaining Saugus starting April 22. The 10 ses- Babe Ruth Baseball sign- BOSTON (AP) — Patrice Bergeron sixth straight (0-2-4). Luongo fin- Huberdeau batted a puck out of sions will run each Monday ups will be held at the Fox scored twice, including the winner ished with 24 saves. midair in the slot for Florida’s sec- until June 24. The sessions Hill Yacht Club on Ballard with 7.2 seconds remaining as the Boston fell behind 3-2 with 9:08 re- ond tally nearly four minutes later will take place at St. Mary’s. St. March 11 and March 25 Boston Bruins scored twice in the maining when Huberdeau charged and 30 seconds into Chara’s delay of from 6 to 8p.m. Any Sau- Drills are designed to help final minute to beat the Florida Pan- into the Bruins’ zone and skated game penalty. The goal was upheld gus resident 13, 14 or 15 any player at any level with thers 4-3 Thursday night, pushing around Zdeno Chara before execut- after a brief review for high-sticking. years of age is eligible to ball handling, shooting (off their points streak to 18 games. ing a nifty spin move in the right cir- Krejci polished off a give-and-go for sign up. The cost for the Brad Marchand won a battle in cle and slinging the puck past Rask Boston with 9:31 left in the second. the dribble, off screens and season is $175 per player. the corner and shuffled the puck to for his second goal of the night. The Bruins’ alternate captain strug- off the pass), creating your After teams are picked, own shot and finishing at uniforms and a game Bergeron, who fired a wrist shot from Grzelcyk pulled Boston even on gled to get a handle on Danton Hein- the rim. Games will also be schedule will be issued. the left circle past screened Panthers his one-timer near the blue line with en’s return feed through the slot, but mixed in so that players can Most games will be played goalie Roberto Luongo to cap the 36.5 seconds to play before Bergeron still got enough on the shot to beat a learn how to use their skills at World Series Park, Bruins’ improbable comeback. won it. sprawling Luongo. in a game situation. The cost which is celebrating its David Krejci and Matt Grzelcyk The Panthers grabbed a 2-0 lead Boston capitalized on a Panthers of the clinics is $200. For fifteenth season. also scored for the Bruins, who are with a pair of power-play goals early giveaway for a short-handed goal as 14-0-4 during their points streak. It in the second. Bergeron scored on a wrister behind matched its second-longest points Less than 30 seconds after Bran- the left circle with 11:10 remaining TV/RADIO streak in team history after a simi- don Carlo was whistled for tripping, to tie it at 2. TV lar run last season and 15-0-3 mark Barkov tipped in Keith Yandle’s NOTES MLB in the 1940-41 season. Tuukka Rask straightaway shot after Huberdeau Florida beat Boston 5-0 at home in 1:05 p.m...... Boston at Baltimore...... MLB Network made 22 saves to extend his personal corralled the puck along the boards their first meeting this season Dec. 8:30 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at Seattle...... MLB Network points streak to 18 games (15-0-3). and set him up to make it 1-0 at 2:48. 4. ... With two points, Barkov joined NBA Jonathan Huberdeau scored twice It was Barkov’s 29th goal, moving Olli Jokinen and Pavel Bure as the 8 p.m...... Philadelphia at Houston...... ESPN and Aleksander Barkov also had a him one behind team leader Mike only players in Panthers history to 10:30 p.m...... Denver at Golden State...... ESPN Men’s College Basketball goal for the Panthers, who lost their Hoffman. record consecutive 70-point seasons. 4 p.m...... Brown at Princeton...... ESPNU 6 p.m...... Bowling Green at Buffalo...... ESPNU 7 p.m...... Miami at Virginia Tech...... ESPN2 7 p.m...... Minnesota at Maryland...... FS1 Pedroia plays in first game since last May 8 p.m...... Ohio Valley semifinal: TBA vs. Belmont..... ESPNU FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) Triple-A Pawtucket last 9 p.m...... Saint Joseph’s at VCU...... ESPN2 10 p.m...... Ohio Valley semifinal: TBA vs. Murray St... ESPNU — Dustin Pedroia’s first May 14-24, appeared in Women’s College Basketball game in nearly 10 months three games for the Red 12 p.m...... Michigan St. vs. Maryland...... Big Ten Network couldn’t have gone much Sox from May 26-29, then 12 p.m...... Tennessee vs. Mississippi St...... SEC Network better — even if it lasted went back on the disabled 2:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Michigan...... Big Ten Network just one inning. list for the rest of the sea- 2:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Kentucky...... SEC Network Pedroia cleanly fielded a son. 6 p.m...... TBA vs. South Carolina...... SEC Network two-out grounder by Min- “I just need to keep 6:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Iowa...... Big Ten Network nesota’s Jake Cave, then building on this. I hadn’t 8:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Texas A&M...... SEC Network singled off Kohl Stewart seen a pitch since May 29. Bobsled 9:30 p.m...... World Championships...... NBCSN leading off the bottom Everything went well,” Pe- Golf half of Boston’s 12-1 loss droia said. 2 p.m...... PGA: Arnold Palmer Invitational...... Golf Thursday. Pedroia, 35 and a veter- 6 p.m...... Champions: Hoag Classic...... Golf “It made me happy to an of 13 major league sea- NHL run around the bases,” Pe- sons, was restless Wednes- 7 p.m...... New Jersey at Washington...... NHL Network droia said. “It was really day night. Men’s College Hockey fun out there.” “I rolled around the bed 7 p.m...... New Hampshire at Northeastern...... NESN A four-time All-Star a lot,” he said. “The adren- Soccer and the 2008 AL MVP, aline was OK. I was tak- 2:30 p.m...... FC Schalke 04 at Werder Bremen...... FS2 Radio Pedroia’s knee problems ing it in stride.” began with a spikes-up Pedroia moved around MLB takeout slide at second by the infield as part of Bos- 1:05 p.m...... Boston at Baltimore...... WEEI-AM 850 Baltimore’s Manny Mach- ton’s defensive shifts, go- ado on April 21, 2017. Pe- ing across to the shortstop NHL droia went on the disabled position when right-hand- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE list three times that sea- ed hitters were at the Atlantic Division Central Division son, twice because of knee plate. GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 67 51 12 4 106 263 176 Nashville 69 39 25 5 83 207 184 inflammation, and had “That wasn’t a problem. Boston 67 41 17 9 91 202 167 Winnipeg 66 39 23 4 82 224 198 left knee surgery that Oct. We practice it every day,” Toronto 67 41 21 5 87 241 191 St. Louis 66 35 25 6 76 192 185 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Montreal 67 36 24 7 79 204 194 Dallas 66 34 27 5 73 167 170 25. he said. “And besides, I Buffalo 66 30 28 8 68 190 211 Minnesota 67 32 27 8 72 186 196 Dustin Pedroia (left) played in his first game in He played in five injury was always a shortstop Florida 67 28 27 12 68 212 231 Colorado 67 29 26 12 70 220 211 almost a year Thursday against Minnesota. rehabilitation games at before coming up here.” Detroit 66 23 33 10 56 182 227 Chicago 66 27 30 9 63 220 250 Ottawa 67 23 38 6 52 199 251 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 67 41 19 7 89 235 194 Washington 67 39 21 7 85 231 211 San Jose 66 39 19 8 86 238 206 Patriots’ Super Bowl DVD a celebration of dynasty N.Y. Islanders 66 38 21 7 83 192 161 Vegas 68 37 26 5 79 203 188 Pittsburgh 67 36 22 9 81 232 204 Arizona 66 32 29 5 69 177 186 (AP) — NFL Films is no Bill Belichick interact with Carolina 66 36 23 7 79 199 180 Edmonton 66 29 30 7 65 187 216 Columbus 67 37 27 3 77 205 201 Vancouver 67 28 30 9 65 183 208 stranger to producing films his team. Philadelphia 67 32 27 8 72 204 224 Anaheim 68 26 33 9 61 151 209 commemorating a Super “Anytime you have Be- N.Y. Rangers 66 27 28 11 65 190 219 Los Angeles 66 24 34 8 56 159 210 Bowl title for the New En- lichick wired up and you New Jersey 67 25 33 9 59 189 225 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. gland Patriots. When it can see inside the greatest Thursday’s Games Vancouver at Edmonton, 9 p.m. came time to tell the story dynasty in NFL history, it Boston 4, Florida 3 Calgary at Arizona, 9 p.m. Pittsburgh 3, Columbus 0 Montreal at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. of the Patriots’ sixth cham- is interesting story telling,” N.Y. Rangers at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. St. Louis at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. pionship, they found that he said. N.Y. Islanders at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Friday’s Games Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Florida, 7 p.m. tying it into the past five Schmidt said Belichick Colorado at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. was the best route. talking to the defense Buffalo at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. The final product is a during the fourth quar- 75-minute DVD that shows ter of the Super Bowl, and NBA how the Patriots’ road to talking plainly on what EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE their third title the past they needed to be success- Atlantic Division Southwest Division five years had many of the ful, was one of the best W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Toronto 46 19 .708 — Houston 39 25 .609 — trademarks of past cham- parts about him being Philadelphia 41 24 .631 5 San Antonio 37 29 .561 3 pionship New England wired. Boston 40 26 .606 6½ New Orleans 30 37 .448 10½ squads. The DVD was re- After the Patriots scored Brooklyn 34 33 .507 13 Dallas 27 37 .422 12 New York 13 52 .200 33 Memphis 26 40 .394 14 leased to the public by to take a 10-3 lead in the Southeast Division Northwest Division Cinedigm on Tuesday. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fourth quarter, Belichick W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 30 34 .469 — Denver 43 21 .672 — The video starts with the Bill Belichick walks up the sideline during Su- told his defense “we don’t Orlando 30 36 .455 1 Oklahoma City 39 25 .609 4 final play of Super Bowl per Bowl LIII in February. have much left here. We’ve Charlotte 29 35 .453 1 Portland 39 25 .609 4 52, when the Patriots lost got to get them right. . They Washington 27 37 .422 3 Utah 37 27 .578 6 Atlanta 22 44 .333 9 Minnesota 30 35 .462 13½ to the Philadelphia Eagles, That type of story is a lot of nasty respond to adversity? really can’t beat us. We just Central Division Pacific Division and ends with New En- fun.” Senior producer Rob Gill, can’t screw up.” W L Pct GB W L Pct GB gland celebrating in Super The Super Bowl takes x-Milwaukee 48 16 .750 — Golden State 44 20 .688 — Schmidt said the main job a Massachusetts native, Indiana 42 23 .646 6½ L.A. Clippers 37 29 .561 8 Bowl 53. up 17 minutes of the video. for the producers who work was responsible for com- Detroit 32 31 .508 15½ Sacramento 32 32 .500 12 “You are always looking Schmidt, like many others, Chicago 19 47 .288 30 L.A. Lakers 30 35 .462 14½ piling the Patriots’ season for what fuels a champion on these projects is how to said he was concerned after Cleveland 16 49 .246 32½ Phoenix 15 51 .227 30 use the games to tell the highlights as the produc- Thursday’s Games Philadelphia at Houston, 8 p.m. and tells a great story,” said the game how they were Indiana at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Toronto at New Orleans, 8 p.m. NFL Films senior producer story of the season and the tion process ramped up af- going to fill the time be- Oklahoma City at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Utah at Memphis, 8 p.m. arc that the team eventual- ter the AFC championship Friday’s Games Denver at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Todd Schmidt. “They start- cause there was not much Dallas at Orlando, 7 p.m. Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. ed 1-2 and everyone wrote ly reached. For the Patriots game. Schmidt said some of scoring. But as they started Washington at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games there was the additional the best parts of the video Cleveland at Miami, 8 p.m. Sacramento at New York, 12 p.m. them off, but then got mo- to look at the footage, those Detroit at Chicago, 8 p.m. Boston at L.A. Lakers, 8:30 p.m. mentum late in the season. storyline of how does a dy- are getting to hear coach concerns abated. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2019 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Wife is at breaking point with out-of-work attorney There is good, better and best DEAR ABBY: My hus- tion about the client we St. Jerome, who died in with his queen and led anoth- band and I moved from Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van will be meeting. Some cli- 420 near Bethlehem, wrote, er high spade. another state four years Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, ents prefer not to be ad- “Good, better, best. Never let South ruffed and played a ago. He went a year and a and was founded by her mother, dressed as “Sir” or “Ms. X.” it rest. ‘Til your good is better heart to the king, internally half before getting a job Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at I was told to always ad- and your better is best.” groaning when East discard- after we moved. Now he’s DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los dress my passenger using There is a good line of play ed. Now, with the club finesse in today’s deal, but the best losing, declarer had to lose out of a job again. Angeles, CA 90069. formal introductions such It has been seven as “Good morning, Ms. X,” approach is clearly better. one trick in each side suit. Yes, that was unlucky, but months. He sits on the unless otherwise instruct- What should South do in five diamonds after the defense he made an inferior play in sofa and lounges around wonder why he is not employment, he could be ed. I have noticed that all starts with two rounds of hearts. He should have played working. I am afraid of the doing volunteer work and of my clients address me the house. He looks briefly spades? a heart to the king and a heart for alerts on new job post- impact this will have on making contacts that by my first name (the them and the example it could be valuable. Rather South’s three-diamond back to his ace, planning on ings. He does a few chores name given to them by leading a third round toward sets. than show the anger you rebid would typically have — not many. dispatch). been with a hand containing dummy’s jack. Here, the I am close to hiring a di- understandably feel, con- He was an attorney, but I find it odd that it ap- seven winners. This hand had queen appears and South is vorce attorney. This is not he doesn’t want to go back tinue to encourage him. pears to be acceptable for eight, but no other rebid was home. But if East does have into the area of law he was the life I want. I’m emo- Consider this: Could he be the client to be informal better. North’s three-spade queen-fourth of hearts, the in. He is getting no inter- tionally and physically having a midlife crisis or a with me, but I must be cue asked his partner to bid club finesse is still waiting. views, we’re blowing drained, and disgusted severe depression? Before formal with them. Is this three no-trump if he had a through our savings and and embarrassed by his divorce, I urge you to see common? Should I ask the spade stopper. Instead, South my job doesn’t cover all of behavior. I have no one to that your husband is med- front office to give only my showed his three-card heart our expenses. I think he is talk to about this. We live ically and psychologically surname? support, and North converted unmotivated and lazy. At in an expensive area with evaluated to determine to five diamonds. INFORMAL IN NEW this point, I don’t have many educated profes- what’s going on. If he re- South had 10 top tricks: two YORK much to say to him any- sionals who don’t behave fuses, it may then be time hearts, seven diamonds and one club. He thought he had more except, “Did you look like this. I’m sure if my to review your options. DEAR INFORMAL: It four chances for an 11th win- for a job today?” friends and family knew, is VERY common. Howev- ner: a singleton heart queen, It’s sad what he has done they would tell me to leave DEAR ABBY: I was re- er, since it bothers you to be him. Help! the heart finesse, a 3-3 heart to himself and his family. cently hired as a chauffeur addressed by your first split and the club finesse. in New York City. There He won’t discuss his ca- CRUSHED IN name, by all means ask the Declarer ruffed high at trick was never any mention of reer. I have told him just CALIFORNIA dispatcher to inform the two, drew trumps, cashed the to get any job at this point, how people should address clients that “Mr. Jones” heart ace and played a heart but then he gets very an- DEAR CRUSHED: Even me. will be their driver that to dummy’s jack. East won gry. I’m sure our children if your husband can’t find We are given informa- day.

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(SEAL) MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF 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 Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT given by Irene E. Machuca to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as given by Matthew J. Gaudet to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as 2018SM007331 nominee for WMC Mortgage Corp., its successors and assigns, dated July 26, nominee for Crescent Mortgage Company, its successors and assigns, dated April ORDER OF NOTICE 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at 16, 2004 and registered with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry District Book 25937, Page 347, subsequently assigned to U.S. Bank National of the Land Court as Document Number 437493 noted on Certificate of Title To: Association, as Trustee for MASTR Asset Backed Securities Trust 2006-WMC4, Number 77120, subsequently assigned to PNC Bank, National Association by John J. White, Individually and as personal representative of the Estate of William Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-WMC4 by Mortgage Electronic Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Crescent Mortgage J. White; Fred White; Jacqueline White; Cynthia White Registration Systems, Inc. by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern Company by assignment registered with Essex County (Southern District) Registry District) Registry of Deeds at Book 28884, Page 198 for breach of the conditions District of the Land Court as Document Number 532208 noted on Certificate of and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Title Number 77120 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: Auction at 9:00 AM on March 22, 2019 at 119 New Park Street, Lynn, MA, all and purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 AM on March singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: 15, 2019 at 4 Meadow Brook Road, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises Specialized Loan Servicing LLC described in said Mortgage, to wit: The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Nahant, commonly known as 119 New Park Street, bounded and described as follows: That certain parcel of land, with the buildings thereon, situated in Lynn, in the numbered 59 Fox Hill Road, given by Patricia A. White and William J. White to WESTERLY by New Park Street, fifty (50) feet; SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly County of Essex and said Commonwealth of Massachusetts, bounded and Union Trust Mortgage Corporation, dated December 22, 1993, and registered at of Haskell, sixty-three (63) feet; EASTERLY by Bulfinch Street Extension, so-called; described as follows: NORTHEASTERLY by Meadow Brook Road sixty-five and the Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as and NORTHERLY by land of Amos F. Breed estate, fifty-three (53) feet. For title 41/100 (65.41) feet; EASTERLY by the junction of said Meadow Brook Road and document number 293823, and noted on certificate of title number 41123, and reference, see Deed of Debra L. Pagano dated August 31, 2005, recorded in Book Gateway Lane measuring on the westerly curving line thereof twenty-six and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint 24796, Page 416. 27/100 (26.27) feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by said Gateway Lane forty-five and for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. 41/100 (45.41) feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot 1, as shown on plan hereinafter The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, mentioned, ninety-nine and 60/100 (99.60) feet; and NORTHWESTERLY by Lot If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax 25, as shown on said plan, eighty-four and 20/100 (84.20) feet. All of said States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon plan Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on possession, and attorney's fees and costs. numbered 25806-A, filed with original Certificate of Title #25726 to 25736 Inc., that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in in said Registry, the same being compiled from a plan drawn by William B. Hilton, this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before April 8, TERMS OF SALE: Surveyor, dated February 3, 1955, and additional data on file in the Land 2019 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Registration Office, all as modified and approved by the Court, and the above benefits of said Act. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be described land is shown as Lot #26, on said first mentioned plan. So much of the Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of said Court on February 25, 2019. delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be above described land as is included within the limits of said Gateway Lane and Attest: Deborah J. Patterson required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of said Meadow Brook Road is subject to two agreements between Antonio Recorder the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Melchionno and the City of Lynn, both dated January 7, 1955, duly recorded in 12602 from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Book 4134, Page 343 and Book 4134, Page 346 in said Registry. So much of the Item: March 8, 2019 check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid above described land as is included within the limits of said Gateway Lane of said at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Meadow Brook Road is subject to the rights of all persons lawfully entitled thereto COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure in and over the same, and to an easement as set forth in a grant by Antonio THE TRIAL COURT sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Melchionno to Lynn Gas and Electric Company and New England Telephone and PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Telegraph Company dated February 16, 1955, duly recorded in Book 4143, Page DIVORCE SUMMONS BY recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The 302 in said Registry. There is appurtenant to the above described land the right to PUBLICATION AND MAILING description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of use all of the private streets shown on said plan, in common with all other persons Essex Probate and Family Court an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. lawfully entitled thereto. For title see Certificate of Title No. 56563. 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Docket No. ES18D1466DR U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for MASTR Asset Backed Securities restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax Trust 2006-WMC4, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-WMC4 titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in Linda M Tith vs. Coldan Tith possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Present Holder of said Mortgage, To the Defendant: By Its Attorneys, TERMS OF SALE: The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court ORLANS PC A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown PO Box 540540 a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be The Complaint is on file at the Court. Waltham, MA 02454 delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you Phone: (781) 790-7800 required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status 17-016483 the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Item: March 1, 8, 15, 2019 from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Linda Tith ALL POLICE ORDERED OR ACCIDENT TOWS at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms 30 Ridge Avenue of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Lynn, MA 0190 (Sale of Motor Vehicle under M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A.) sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be your answer, if any, on or before 04/08/2019. If you fail to do so, the court will Notice is hereby given by: Bill's Auto Clinic, 2 Commercial St., Salem, MA. entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A, that on March 13, 2019 recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. at: 9 a.m., 2 Commercial St. Salem, MA. Private Sale on the following Motor description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Vehicles will be sold to satisfy the garagekeeper's lien thereon for storage, towing an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Date: March 1, 2019 charges, care and expenses of notices and sale of said vehicle. Pamela Casey O'Brien Description of Vehicle Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Register of Probate 2003 honda civic vin # 1HGEM21293L045996. PNC Bank, National Association 2008 Nissan maxima vin # 1N4BA41E08C838729. 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ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) Falcon where guests can TIE Fighters. al droids, light sabers and — The Millennium Falcon roam the ship’s halls and Guests will also be able feast on “Star Wars”-ap- is blasting off from Disne- engage in a dogfight with to build their own person- propriate food and drink. yland on May 31 with the opening of the California theme park’s massive Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge expansion. Disney Parks an- nounced Thursday that Galaxy’s Edge will open PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for visitors to Florida’s Disney World Resort on Singer R. Kelly was jailed Wednesday after he Aug. 29. said he could not afford to pay $161,000 in back Galaxy’s Edge is a new child support. 14-acre land at the Dis- ney theme parks, featur- ing rides and experiences R. Kelly says ex-wife that thrust visitors into the world of the recent “Star Wars” trilogy and destroyed his name, the fight between the Resistance and the evil RENDERING | ASSOCIATED PRESS others stole money First Order. The marquee attraction is a massive A 14-acre expansion project called Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is set to By Tammy Webber he had “zero” relationship replica of the Millennium open this summer at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, Calif. and Don Babwin with his three children but ASSOCIATED PRESS knows they love him. The interview, which was New Mexico is latest to allow video games as sport CHICAGO — R. Kelly recorded earlier this week, angrily blamed his ex- marked the first time Kel- ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. League of Legends, Rocket increasing acceptance Portales Athletic Di- wife for “destroying” his ly has spoken publicly (AP) — New Mexico is League and Smite. means that colleges can rector Mark Gallego said name and claimed other since his arrest last month joining a handful of oth- At least six other states offer scholarships to out- e-sports are played in the people stole from his bank in the sexual abuse case. er states in allowing high — Rhode Island, Illinois, standing players, just as spring, but they could be accounts during new por- In segments that aired school students to partici- Connecticut, Kentucky, they do with other sports. added to the fall sports tions of an interview that Wednesday, he ranted pate in a growing sport — Massachusetts and Geor- At the collegiate level, season, too. That determi- aired Thursday, a day after while pleading with view- video games. gia — allow students to e-sports programs have nation will be made this the R&B star was jailed for ers to believe that he never Around three dozen high compete in e-sports as an been spreading since summer. not paying child support. had sex with anyone under schools are competing officially sanctioned high Robert Morris Univer- J.D. Mead, school data Kelly, who is charged age 17 and never held any- in the state’s inaugural school activity. sity in Chicago began a coordinator for Portales, with sexually abusing one against their will. e-sports season that be- Like many of the par- varsity program in 2014. said e-sports offer stu- three girls and a woman in The interview also gan last month, and more ticipating states, the New Since then, the sport has dents who aren’t as ath- Chicago years ago, shouted marked the first time he schools may join as athlet- Mexico Activities Associ- boomed, with about 50 letically inclined to devel- and cried as he spoke with addressed allegations in ic officials consider adding ation has partnered with programs and a governing op the same team-building Gayle King of “CBS This the Lifetime documentary a fall season. Santa Monica, Calif., body, the National Asso- skills as students who Morning.” He said his ex- series “Surviving R. Kel- The e-sports season, startup PlayVS to serve ciation of Collegiate Es- participate in traditional wife was lying when she ly,” which aired in January which runs from late Feb- as its e-sports provid- ports. sports. accused him of domestic and alleged he held wom- ruary through mid-April, er. Schools will use the This week, the board of “There are some kids abuse, and his voice broke en captive and ran a “sex is expected to draw about platform to compete this education for Portales Mu- that they don’t excel at as he asked, “How can I cult.” 500 students who will par- spring. nicipal Schools, a school sports, they’re not real- pay child support if my Experts said Kelly’s ap- ticipate in 5-on-5 match- Coaches will be able district in eastern New ly artistic or anything ex-wife is destroying my pearance was risky and ups. to manage team rosters, Mexico, unanimously ap- like that,” Mead told the name and I can’t work?” could backfire if it gives Under the rules set by view match schedules and proved a proposal to move newspaper. “So this gives The 52-year old singer prosecutors more infor- the New Mexico Activi- brackets, and track player forward with forming an them an outlet, and this was jailed Wednesday af- mation to use against him ties Association, students stats through the PlayVS e-sports team, the Eastern is something they’re al- ter he said he could not at trial. That’s why most compete in three differ- dashboard. New Mexico News report- ready doing when they get afford to pay $161,000 in defense attorneys urge cli- ent game titles including Supporters say the ed. home.” back child support. He said ents to keep quiet. REVIEWS ‘Daisy Jones & the Six’ will draw you in By Alicia Rancilio #MeToo era.) recent works “The Seven ASSOCIATED PRESS In this era with so much Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” content and stimuli, where and now “Daisy Jones & “Daisy Jones & The Six” we’re on the internet The Six” really cement her (Ballantine Books), by while watching TV, what’s status as an author with a Taylor Jenkins Reid great about this book is it gift for storytelling who is Like a poignant song draws you in, drowns out worth following. with lyrics that speak to the noise and you’re just Actress Reese Wither- your soul, “Daisy Jones & focusing on Daisy, Billy spoon must agree. 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The is perfectly titled — it’s excellent Lorde-like title Sigrid shows a lot of her group skyrockets with a surprise hit you never track seems deceptively range on the album, adopt- critical and popular ac- saw coming that instantly spare, it’s a pure wriggling ing a slight reggae feel on claim, hit songs and a makes an impact. earworm. “Business Dinners” and sold-out tour, until they The Norwegian perform- Lorde is, appropriately, virtually rapping on “Don’t suddenly, inexplicably er has a knack for pure, a fan, adding two Sigrid Feel Like Crying.” On “Dy- break up. crystalline synth-pop and songs to her “Homemade namite,” the album clos- Now, all those involved, her 12-track full-length de- Dynamite” Spotify playlist, er, she tosses out all the from the band members but is a string of massive alongside tunes by Future, synths and drum machines to their friends and loved hooks and beats, fed by Taylor Swift and Khalid. ones, look back and share videos featuring the seem- Sigrid’s cover of Leon- in favor of a simple pia- their version of events in ingly normal and endear- ard Cohen’s classic “Ev- no accompaniment. 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