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COMMENTARY STEVE KRAUSE RAW Art Works breakfast 30 years! showcases artistry, positivity By Bill Brotherton Johnny ITEM FEATURES EDITOR LYNN — More than 100 successful local women (and RAW Ambassador we hardly three men) attended a fund- Alisha Bautista raising breakfast at Raw Art helps Michele Works’ downtown headquar- Chausse create ters Friday morning, sur- a ower, which knew ye rounded by some 200 pieces represents the type of art created by the kids who of support she has Some days you never forget. Ever. They bene t from RAW’s programs. received in her life. stay with you. For whatever reason, their All couldn’t help but be They worked on the impact lingers long after the event has impressed with the four con- project during a faded away.  dent, independent, RAW- group art exercise One of those days occurred 30 years ago some young ladies who spoke at a fundraising Saturday when I received a phone call at from the heart about what breakfast at RAW this gem of an organization home from Tom Dalton, friend and former Art Works on has meant to them. colleague, that our executive editor, John Friday. S. Moran, had died unexpectedly in Florida “Everyone needs a RAW after having a heart attack. He was only 52. in their life,” said Penny After the shock wore off, I re ected on Gravelle, an English High ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the 11-year carnival ride that working for School senior. “The Big Guy” had become and concluded RAW is a youth arts organi-  lm school, leadership devel- ing the sense of self I had at safe place to be, with compas- that few people, at the time, had in uenced zation, rooted in art therapy. opment, employment oppor- age 17, and it was RAW that sionate and understanding me more as a reporter and a writer. Thirty It offers a variety of free pro- tunities, and college access/ played a major part in that.” leaders and classmates who years later, that opinion has not changed. gramming from painting to career exploration programs. Gauthier, a St. Mary’s High are always there when you John was de nitely a “Runyonesque”  lmmaking for kids age 7 to The breakfast event sold senior, said “RAW is a second need to talk to someone.” character. In fact he even looked like Stub- 19, using art to ask kids “what out two weeks ago, and the home to me. I’ve learned a Bautista, a sophomore at by Kaye’s “Nicely Nicely” from “Guys and is really going on” in their non-pro t started the day lot here. When I started, as Lynn Vocational Technical Dolls” — which is a collection of Damon lives, giving them the tools to one-third of the way to its a seventh-grader, I was so Institute, has been coming to Runyon tales. He didn’t wear a pinky ring, be creative and envision new $55,000 fundraising goal. self-conscious and scared … RAW for more than 10 years. but he should have. possibilities for their future. Doneeca Thurston, execu- I feel supported and comfort- “I was really, really shy the John had a larger-than-life personality “Our core belief is that kids tive director of Lynn Museum/ ed every time I’m here. (The  rst day I walked into RAW. too. Everything he did, he did big, whether need to be seen and heard, Lynn Arts, served as modera- staff) radiates positivity.” But right away, I thought it was walk (you could hear him rumbling and that everyone has a sto- tor. Thurston, a Lynn native Gauthier said she’s inter- ‘I’m OK here.’” down the corridor from a mile away), talk ry to tell,” said Executive and 2008 Classical High grad- ested in a cosmetology career, Acosta, a freshman at En- (a distinctive voice that rose to the level of Director Kit Jenkins, who, uate, was joined on stage by that college is not part of her glish High, agreed, “RAW a growl as if on cue) or smoke (he loved his with founder Mary Flannery, RAW students Heady Acos- plan, even though counselors helped me come out of my cigars and his chewing tobacco). opened RAW on Feb. 1, 1994. ta, Alisha Bautista, Angie and friends tell her to go to shell and has helped me grow He had a way of connecting with peo- Back then, there were 16 Gauthier, and Gravelle. college anyway. “RAW gives so much. Even on a day I’m ple that was genuine and effective.This youngsters in a one-room stu- “Sixteen years ago, I was a me every single resource for feeling low, at the end of the even extended to when he was cross with dio. Today, RAW occupies all student in this very building. me to follow the life I want. day at RAW I’m happy.” you (and I was on the receiving end of a three oors of the 37 Central I am a RAW grad, and this It has prepared me for the few Moran rampages, but it was all good Square building, serving some place changed my life,” Thur- world outside of RAW.” Bill Brotherton can be when it was over). 550 youth annually in visual ston said, with her proud mom Gravelle said “RAW is spe- reached at bbrotherton@ Believe it or not, John could hold his own and expressive arts groups, looking on. “It was amaz- cial to me. It’s always been a itemlive.com. rubbing elbows with the heavy hitters de- spite his lack of panache. He just knew in- stinctively how to handle people. INSIDE He was a newspaperman’s newspaper- man. He could sniff out a local story from JM Electrical is Opinion half a world away, and he was the very de - Keeping immigrants’ nition of news junkie. As such, he asked you hopes alive. A4 to do some odd things, and some darn near • impossible things. wired into Lynn eld Shribman: Dreaming One of my favorite Moran stories came of victory in New during the San Francisco earthquake in By Thor Jourgensen brothers, John and Andrew’s  rst names) is Hampshire. A4 1989 that happened right before Game 3 of ITEM STAFF also a Lynn eld company to its core. Paul the World Series. The phone rang at 11 at Guarracino, a Windsor Estates resident, Sports night and it was him. LYNNFIELD — When they aren’t install- founded the  rm in 1985 and JM occupied of- St. Mary’s girls “We got a Swampscott kid at that game,” ing ultramodern building controls, JM Elec-  cers around town before settling two years basketball wins 18th he says, as I’m wondering how in the world trical Company, Inc. employees, beginning straight game. B1 ago on Broadway in the former Sports Medi- he even knew this. with Principal Matthew Guarracino and his • cine North building. “Here’s a mobile phone number. Call him brothers, display a passion for charity. English and Classical Matt Guarracino and wife, Angie, live with and do a story.” “It makes you thankful for what you have. split cross-town rivalry Ever try to call a mobile phone in the mid- their children on Chestnut Street where he We are a family company,” said JM Human series. B1 dle of an earthquake? Somehow, I got the changes from work clothes to running wear Resources Manager Whitney Mugford. MORAN, A3 JM (an amalgamation of Guarracino’s and ELECTRICAL, A3 Victim, suspect dead KIPP engineering grant will help following Saugus shooting STEM grow By Elyse Carmosino ITEM STAFF By Steve Krause SAUGUS — A dramatic ITEM STAFF Friday afternoon that be- LYNN — The KIPP Academy Lynn middle school gan when a man was shot has received a $15,000 grant to implement a new in front of the Cliftondale seventh-grade engineering curriculum that aims to Mobil station ended with a prepare students with the necessary skills to advance report of the shooting sus- their studies in the  eld. pect’s death about an hour The funds come both from the Baker-Polito admin- later at Woodlawn Ceme- istration and the One8 Foundation, a group that ac- tery in Everett. tively promotes the STEM (Science, Technology, En- The victim, identi ed gineering and Math) curriculum in schools. only as a 63-year-old sta- “Science has become more and more important in tion mechanic, was shot the past few years,” said Torie Maher, development shortly after 12:30 p.m., director for KIPP Massachusetts. “We are focused on triggering a search for a college and career, and we feel STEM is really import- cream-colored Mini Cooper ant for our students.” with a black roof, reported- KIPP was among the schools last October that ac- ly driven by the shooter. tively participated in a citywide STEM fair, serving Emergency medical as one of the four host schools. personnel transported Maher said science isn’t something that one learns the victim, who suffered merely in a classroom or a lab. gunshot wounds to the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “It’s something that happens everywhere,” she said. head and chest, to Mas- “We want kids to understand that STEM is for ev- sachusetts General Hos- With crime scene tape and a tarp around the site, Saugus and State Police investigate Friday’s fatal shooting at the Cliftondale Mobil Station. eryone, especially for people who aren’t historically pital. He was later pro- represented in the science  eld. We want all people to nounced dead. tim lying on the ground direction of Revere. died. A post on the Sau- have the opportunity.” “We heard a boom, KIPP Lynn and KIPP Boston are the recipients of near multiple shotgun Police scanner trans- gus Police website at 2:20 boom,” a witness at the the grant money to offer a program from Project Lead shell casings as the car, missions shortly after 2 scene said. “Then we p.m. stated the suspect, The Way, a non-pro t group that provides education which she described as a p.m. reported the suspect looked out and (my friend) a 63-year-old adult male, through pathways in computer science, engineering was found dead in Everett said ‘oh my God, did he cream-colored Mini Coo- was found dead in his car and biomedical science. get shot?’” The witness per, pulled out of the Mobil about an hour after police said she saw the male vic- station and traveled in the con rmed his victim had SHOOTING, A3 KIPP, A3

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Patrick E. Gayron, 81 1938-2020 Eugenie K. Haley, 93 LYNN — Patrick E. “Pat” PEABODY — Eugenie K. Gayron, 81, of Citrus Springs, “Jean” (Hyde) Haley, 93, died FL, but forever a “Lynner” at Thursday, February 6, 2020 heart, passed away on Feb- at home surrounded by her ruary 1, 2020. Pat leaves loving family. behind his wife and best Born in Lynn, she was the friend Margaret R. “Peggy” daughter of the late Edmund (Acker) Gayron with whom he J. and Anna E. (Casey) Hyde. shared 58 years of marriage. Raised in Nahant, she was a He was the proud father of graduate of Lynn English High FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS his son Edward D. Gayron School, class of 1944. She and wife Joanne M. (Brown) Author Roger Kahn, author of the bestseller was the wife of the late Jo- of Saugus and his daughter “The Boys of Summer,” and writer who wove seph Haley, who she enjoyed Deborah M. (Gayron) Mo- memoir and baseball and touched millions of relli of Citrus Springs, FL, a 49 year marriage. readers through his romantic account of the formerly Malden; and was As a young woman, Mrs. Brooklyn Dodgers, died Thursday. the most proud grandfather Haley had been employed of Samantha Rose Morelli, for over fteen years by the Washington, DC; Allison Ma- General Electric Company at Roger Kahn, elegant rie Gayron, Terryville, CT; Evan six years of service. Pat was its West Lynn works Plant. dren, Philip, Andrea, Ava, Patrick Morelli, Denver, CO; pridefully employed as a trac- Following her time at G.E., Taylor and several nieces tor trailer mechanic for Unit- and Shannon Margaret Gay- Jean dedicated most of her and nephews. She was also ed Parcel Service for 32 years ‘Boys of Summer’ ron, Saugus. He also leaves life to her husband and rais- the sister of the late Mary prior to retiring from their behind his dear niece Nancy ing her family. Carlow and Edwin Hyde. Lynn eld facility in 1998. For Service Information: Her (Hines) Suarez and her hus- many years, Pat and Peggy A resident of Peabody for author, dies at 92 band John of Saugus; sister- the past sixty-three years, funeral Mass will be cele- very much enjoyed vacation- brated at St. Ann’s Church, in-law Jacquelin Cahill of CT; ing together at their summer she enjoyed the ocean and MAMARONECK, N.Y. an instant, is to step away and many nieces and neph- spending time on the beach. 140 Lynn St., Peabody, (AP) — Roger Kahn, the from the old prejudices, lake home in Unity, ME; soon Tuesday, February 11, 2020 ews including grand-nephew following retirement, they set- No matter what the weather writer who wove memoir the old hatred. That is Jonathan Hines of Reading. or if it was the middle of win- at 10:00 a.m. Relatives and baseball and touched not a path on which many tled in Florida where they en- and friends are invited to Pat was born in Lynn on joyed the warm weather and ter she always enjoyed walk- millions of readers through double back.” attend. Visiting hours at March 17, 1938 and lovingly the beautiful country and ing the beach, especially in his romantic account of the When Kahn was induct- raised by the late George E. seaside together and, for the Nahant. She passed her the Conway Cahill Brodeur Brooklyn Dodgers in “The ed into the National Jew- Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., and Gertrude V. (Monbleau) past 15 years, with their faith- love of the ocean onto her Boys of Summer,” has died. ish Sports Hall of Fame in Peabody on Monday from Cahill of West Lynn. He was ful canine friend, Bo. children and grandchildren. He was 92. 2006, baseball Commis- 4 to 8 p.m. Burial in Cedar predeceased by his birth- Pat will be fondly remem- She was a loving mother, Son Gordon Kahn said sioner Bud Selig called parents John J. and Laila T. Grove Cemetery, Peabody. bered for his dependable grandmother, aunt, and his father died Thursday him “an icon of our game.” (Christensen) Gayron; sib- For directions and online at a nursing facility in and predictable character, friend who will be missed by Among Kahn’s other lings Henry, Gloria, Barbara, guestbook please visit www. Mamaroneck, a Westches- sports books: 2004’s “Octo- great sense of humor, and all who knew her. Dorothy, John Jr., and Edith ccbfuneral.com. ter County suburb. ber Men: Reggie Jackson, his recent years addiction to She is survived by her (Gayron); brothers William “Live PD.” The author of 20 books George Steinbrenner, Billy daughter, Elizabeth Haley and Joseph Cahill of Lynn; Service Information: and hundreds of articles, Martin, and the Yankees’ beloved in-laws including Final arrangements are of Peabody, three sons, Wil- Kahn was best known for Miraculous Finish in 1978,” Jean and Ryland “Bruzz” private under the care of liam Haley of Lynn, Edmund the 1972 best-seller that 1986’s “Joe and Marilyn: Hines of Saugus; nephew Brown Funeral Home & Haley and his wife, Jo-Anna looked at his relationship A Memory of Love,” and John Hines of Peabody; and Crematory, Lecanto, FL. The of Peabody and Mark Haley with his father through 1999’s “A Flame of Pure long-time dear friend Bob family wishes that those of Peabody, four grandchil- their shared love of the Fire: Jack Dempsey and Whitten of Citrus Springs, FL. who desire to honor Pat’s Dodgers, an object of nos- the Roaring ‘20s.” Pat was a 1957 graduate life and memory do so in talgia for the many fans One book caused lasting of Lynn Classical High School lieu of owers by donation NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS who mourned the team’s embarrassment: Kahn col- and attended Wentworth to: Humane Society of Mar- move to Los Angeles after laborated with Pete Rose the 1957 season. on the 1989 authorized Institute of Technology; he ion County, Inc., 701 NW also a bridge builder and Lifespan and Coastal Medical “At a point in life when autobiography “Pete Rose: received an Honorable Dis- 14th Rd, Ocala, FL 34475 architect of connections, announced partnership one is through with boy- My Story.” Rose, the ma- charge from the Massachu- or the charitable organiza- and that is why so many hood, but has not yet dis- jor league’s all-time hits setts National Guard after tion closest to their heart. of us believe it would be PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) covered how to be a man, leader, had recently been appropriate to name the — Rhode Island’s largest it was my fortune to travel barred from baseball for bridge after him.” hospital system and one of with the most marvelous- betting on games and the Council members voted the state’s largest inde- ly appealing of teams,” book featured his insis- James E. DeMontier, Sr., 89 Thursday to send the pendent primary care pro- Kahn wrote. tence that the allegations resolution to the Com- 1931-2020 viders are discussing an “The Boys of Summer” were untrue. mittee on Urban Rede- af liation they say would was a story of lost youth, But Rose acknowledged LYNN — James E. “Jim” velopment, Renewal and unify health care delivery right down to its title, years later, in a subse- DeMontier, Sr., age 89, of Planning for approval. in the state. later borrowed for a hit quent memoir, that he Malden and formerly of Lynn, Before the Board of The deal, which of - Don Henley song about a did gamble. Kahn said died at his residence on Park Commissioners can cials with both compa- man longing for his past. his “ rst reaction was to Thursday, February 6, 2020, rename the bridge, the nies stopped short of Kahn’s book moved back reach for the barf bag.” surrounded by his loving fam- calling an acquisition, state must of cially des- and forth between the ear- “I regret I ever got in- ily, following a brief illness. was announced Thurs- ignate it as a park. ly 1950s, when he covered volved in the book,” Kahn He was the husband of the day by Coastal Medical “I can’t wait to walk my the Dodgers for the New told the Los Angeles Times late Ida (Rhodes)(Williams) President and CEO Dr. children and my grand- York Herald Tribune, and in 2007. “It turns out that DeMontier and the late Claire Alan Kurose and Lifes- children over that bridge,” 20 years later, when some Pete Rose was the Vietnam (Marshall) DeMontier. Born pan President and CEO said Jordan Van Leesten, were ailing (Jackie Rob- of ballplayers. He once told in Lynn in 1931, Jim was the Timothy Babineau. Michael Van Leesten’s inson), embittered (Carl me he was the best ambas- son of the late Theodore and They said they do not youngest son. Furillo) or in a wheelchair sador baseball ever had. Anna (McCarthy) DeMontier. believe the partnership re- (Roy Campanella). I've thought about that He was raised and educated quires regulatory approval Bill to send gun applications The book was an instant and wondered why we ha- in Lynn, graduated from Lynn from the state. They hope to hometown police advances hit, although Kahn was ven't sent him to Iran.” to complete the deal by English High School in 1948 criticized for sentimental- Kahn also wrote two the end of the year. and attended Northeastern PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) izing his story. novels and two non ction “Coastal Medical has set University before enlisting — Rhode Island’s House “Here is a book that books not related to sports: and step-great-grandchil- the standard for excellence in the United States Navy. of Representatives has succeeded for me despite 1968’s “The Passionate dren, nieces, nephews, in primary care nationally He served in the Submarine great-nieces, great-neph- passed a bill to require gun almost everything about People: What it Means and we look forward to sellers to send rearm pur- Corps while in the Navy and ews, cousins and friends. it,” wrote Christopher to be a Jew in America,” bringing that expertise to chase applications to police was a longtime member of He was the father of the late Lehmann-Haupt, a late and 1970’s “The Battle all of the patients Lifespan departments where the the VFW Post 2346 in Sau- Diane Guidicianne and Jef- book critic for The New for Morningside Heights: serves,” Babineau said in a buyer lives, not just where gus. Jim worked as an engi- frey DeMontier, step-father York Times. Why Students Rebel.” He statement. the gun is purchased. neer for New England Tele- of the late Donna Often and Kahn began his proli c maintained a friendship Lifespan is the state’s The House passed the phone and later Verizon for David Williams and brother career in 1948 as a copy boy with the poet Robert Frost, largest employer, and op- measure Thursday, send- over 30 years until his retire- of the late Francis, Thomas, for the Tribune, and soon whom he pro led in the erates Rhode Island Hos- ing it to the state Senate. ment and was a proud mem- Richard and Hazel DeMon- became a baseball writ- Saturday Evening Post. pital, Hasbro Children’s Democratic House ber of IBEW Local 2222. He tier and Patricia Acheson. er, working under famed He later taught writing Hospital, The Miriam Hos- Speaker Nicholas Matti- was an avid Red Sox, Patriots Service Information: A sports editor Stanley Wood- at several colleges and pital, Bradley Hospital, ello, a strong supporter of and Celtics fan, enjoyed gar- Funeral will be held on ward. He recalled Wood- lectured at Yale, Princeton and Newport Hospital. gun rights, said he would dening and gol ng and was a Wednesday, February 12, ward as “a wonder” who and Columbia universi- Coastal has 125 med- consider adding the member of the Meadowlarks. 2020 from the SOLIMI- once cured a writer of using ties and in 2004, he served ical providers and 500 provision to the state’s Jim is survived by his loving NE FUNERAL HOME, 426 the cliche “spine-tingling” a one-semester fellowship employees on 20 of ces background check laws children, Elaine DeMontier Broadway (Rt. 129), Lynn by telling him to “go out in as the Ottaway Endowed across the state. in the wake of a shooting and her companion Gordon at 9:30a.m. followed by a the bleachers and ask ev- Professor of Journalism Talford of Lynn and James “We have a real oppor- at an affordable housing ery one of those fans if his Funeral Mass in St. Pius V tunity to improve perfor- at the State University of DeMontier, Jr. and his - complex in Westerly in spine actually tingled.” Church, Lynn at 10:30a.m. mance in quality and cost,” New York in New Paltz. ancée Doreen Martignetti December. The gunman He started writing about Kahn was born in Burial will be in Puritan Kurose said in a statement. purchased his gun in of Londonderry, NH; his Lawn Memorial Park, Pea- the Dodgers in 1952, and Brooklyn on Oct. 31, 1927, Richmond. There are no by age 26 was the newspa- 10 grandchildren and 10 body. Relatives and friends Pedestrian bridge could and inherited his love of great-grandchildren; his sis- gun shops in Westerly. per's prominent sports re- baseball from his father, are respectfully invited to State Attorney Gener- ter Helen Curran of Maine; attend. Visiting hours are be renamed after porter, earning a salary of who played third base for his step-children, al Peter Neronha called $10,000, and also covering City College. on Tuesday from civil rights leader for the change because Gary Williams and 4-8p.m. Directions the city’s other teams, the “There was nobody I he believes a hometown Giants and the Yankees. his wife Janet, Ed- and online guest- PROVIDENCE, R.I. enjoyed talking base- police department would In 1956, he was named ward Williams and book at www.soli- (AP) — The Providence ball with as much as be more likely to have sports editor at Newsweek his wife Heather, Pa- mine.com. City Council has intro- this green-eyed, strong- tricia Brogna and her duced a resolution to additional information on magazine, and served at armed, gentle, erce, husband Antonio and Cheryl rename a bridge to honor the purchaser and could the Saturday Evening mustached, long-ball hit- Williams; his step-son- a local civil rights leader. take further steps if there Post from 1963 to 1969 ting, walking encyclope- in-law Gary Often and his The Providence Journal are safety concerns. as editor at large. He also dia who was my father,” many step-grandchildren reported Thursday that Democratic Rep. Daniel wrote for Esquire, Time he wrote in his 1997 the Providence River McKiernan, of Providence, and Sports Illustrated. “Memories of Summer.” Pedestrian Bridge could be introduced the House bill. Kahn’s sports writing renamed after Michael Van Republicans and one often incorporated social Leesten, who died last year. Democrat sought to delay issues, particularly race. Van Leesten helped the vote to consider the He wrote at length about 781-593-7700 Lynn Drug Task Force impact on gun shops, but Robinson and his strug- Publishing Daily, except Sundays co-found and served as USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 CEO of the Opportunities the measure still passed gles in breaking baseball’s Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Hotline Industrialization Center of overwhelmingly, according color line, and the two and additional of ces. Rhode Island, a nonpro t to The Providence Journal. formed a long friendship. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item that provides job training, Senate Minority Leader “By applauding Robin- Subscriptions 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Dennis Algiere, R-West- son, a man did not feel Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States career counseling and other $20.00 for 4 weeks or text the word tiplynn programs for people from erly, introduced similar that he was taking a $65.00 for 13 weeks and your tip to “tip411” (847411) underserved communities. legislation in the Senate. stand on school integra- $130.00 for 26 weeks “Michael Van Leesten The Senate approved tion, or on open housing. $260.00 for 1 year Spanish menu available was a dear friend of mine a bill last week to ban But for an instant he had Send payment to and POSTMASTER, 3D-printed guns and so- accepted Robinson simply send address changes to: and a ray of inspiration The Daily Item All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. and hope to many,” Ward 3 called ghost guns that are as a hometown ball play- 110 Munroe St. Callers may remain anonymous. City Councilwoman Nirva untraceable, sending it to er,” Kahn once wrote. “To P.O. Box 5 LaFortune said. “He was the House. disregard color, even for Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 30 years! Johnny we hardly knew ye

MORAN Mike Royko. “Others” Award that From A1 It was John, with his the SA gives out) and so insistence on treating ev- many others. story, because when John ery story with the respect If there was a little kid said to do it, you did it. it deserves, who made me going through a tough Then there was the time realize there were many time, and that kid wanted he wanted to know wheth- rewards in being the con- to go to a Red Sox game, er Joan Kennedy was go- duit between ordinary John made it happen. ing to go to Yom Kippur people and local notoriety. Lastly, John nurtured services in Marblehead It’s a lesson I never for- us. He set the table for a with Dr. Gerry Aronoff, got, and one that became generation of Lynn-area a pain-management spe- very important when it journalists, many of whom cialist she’d been seen came to covering youth are still writing. I daresay with after she divorced sports: high schools are there wouldn’t even be an her husband, Sen. Ed- our Red Sox and Patriots. Item today without John ward M. Kennedy. John also listened. He having pushed and prod- “Go to the temple and had an open door to his of- ded the likes of Bill Broth- hide in the bushes and fice, and it was usually oc- erton, Thor Jourgensen, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK then call me,” he said. cupied by someone who’d Jim Wilson, myself and our publisher Ted Grant, Saugus and State Police investigate a fatal shooting at the Cliftondale Much to his delight come in off the street to who — along with his Mobil station which occurred around 12:30 p.m. on Friday. (and my everlasting em- seek him out. John gave barrassment), she not those people his time and group — purchased The only showed up, but undivided attention, and Item five years ago and sussed me out and shot gave them a sense that has since put into practice Victim, suspect dead me a withering look. they mattered. Moran’s philosophy on lo- John loved what he did, John strove to be fair. cal journalism. and that love was infec- I don’t know how many You ask anyone who tious. Community jour- times he’d give you spent time with him and they’ll tell you the same following Saugus shooting nalism was his world. He something to do on a thing. He created a uni- once rushed out of his person, or a group, that ty at The Item, whether office to announce to the was taking it on the chin SHOOTING Office said the suspect’s under investigation by that unity sprung from newsroom, “you know, around town for its view From A1 death was an apparent Saugus Police, Essex his sense of ethics (or, as that New York Times is on a local issue. suicide and that the two State Police Detectives, he would have said, “eth- a helluva newspaper” as “Hey, be fair to these at Woodlawn Cemetery. parties were known to and the Essex District nics”), his sense of humor, if there was no difference The public’s safety is not one another. people,” he’d say. or the inordinate num- Attorney’s Office. between the “Old Grey at risk, the post stated. Identities are being Most of all, John walked ber of time we all spent Lady” and The Item. A separate statement withheld pending family Elyse Carmosino can be the walk. Name a com- laughing at his antics He made me believe in mittee in Lynn or Swamp- released later by the Es- notification. reached at ecarmosino@ and/or malaprops. being a local reporter. I scott, and John was on it. sex District Attorney’s The matter remains itemlive.com. Thirty years! Johnny, came to The Item at age There was Little League, we hardly knew ye. 25 convinced this was but Pop Warner, Lynn Com- one stop along the way to munity Health Center, Steve Krause can be KIPP engineering grant being a nationally syn- the Salvation Army (he reached at skrause@item- will help STEM grow dicated columnist, a la received the prestigious live.com.

KIPP thinking and creativity.” ment and the purchase From A1 The Lynn and Boston of materials and equip- KIPP schools are among 82 ment that will be used Students at KIPP, as the across the Commonwealth in the hands-on applied result of the grants, will to receive the grant. learning courses.” have access to a curricu- “Our administration is KIPP Massachusetts lum called “Automation committed to closing the is part of a non-profit and Robotics.” opportunity and achieve- network of college pre- “Our organization strives ment gaps in STEM paratory, public charter to give students the op- fields for students across schools educating ele- portunity to lead choice- the Commonwealth,” mentary, middle, and filled lives,” said Jay Gal- said Lt. Governor Karyn high school students. braith, Secondary Science Polito, who provided sup- KIPP MA operates five Achievement Leader at port for last October’s public charter schools KIPP Massachusetts. STEM Fair sponsored across Boston and Lynn, “This includes access to by the Lynn Education serving more than 2,000 the engineering and tech- District. “Partnerships students in grades K-12. nology careers that contin- with organizations like There are 242 KIPP ue to grow in demand. Project Lead the Way schools in 20 states and “By adding Automation allow us to provide chil- the District of Colum- and Robotics to our K-12 dren with opportunities bia educating more than engineering program, we to learn hands-on, re- 100,000 students. are providing yet another al-world STEM skills. opportunity for our kids to Funds from the grant Steve Krause can be engage with problem-solv- will also support teach- reached at skrause@item- ITEM PHOTO | THOR JOURGENSEN ing using computational er professional develop- live.com. JM Electrical Company, Inc. Assistant Project Manager Andrew Guarra- cino (left) and Principal John Guarracino study blueprints at the firm's Lynnfield offices. JM Electrical is wired into Lynnfield

ELECTRICAL friend and coworkers do- ent family also feel that From A1 nated jackets, hats, boots strongly about Lynnfield and other cold weather and its business-friendly daily in preparation for clothing. perspective. running the 2020 Boston “Quite frankly, it’s our “It’s been nothing but a Marathon. obligation. We’ve been for- great experience,” he said. That commitment re- tunate and realize a lot The firm enjoys a strong flects the Guarracino fam- of people out there aren’t ily’s long-standing support that fortunate,” said Matt. reciprocal relationship for St. Jude, the organiza- Specializing in install- with Wentworth Institute tion dedicated to fighting ing basic building con- of Technology in Boston cancer in children. trols for heat, lighting and with involvement in school “It was my grandparents’ other necessities, JM has fundraising and a Went- favorite charity. My father kept abreast of technolo- worth hiring track record. took it on and increased gy, increasingly tuning in Mentoring future electri- our giving,” Matt Guar- to energy efficiency and cians and striking a work/ racino said, adding, “We PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS computer monitoring. The life balance for employees take social responsibility firm’s Massachusetts cli- is a JM commitment that is Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., seriously. We are nowhere ent list includes Millenni- growing with Mugford help- speaks during a campaign event in Derry, N.H. where I want us to be.” um Tower in Boston and Giving back is at the 121 Seaport. A union con- ing to bring in a yoga in- center of JM’s corporate tractor, JM has 20 office structor and strength train- philosophy. Employees employees and 150 elec- er to work with employees. Warren apologizes to 6 women raised $2,000 through tricians working various “We have a host of talent- the end of last December expertise levels. ed people who make us a to support Salem-based “We’ve more than tripled success,” said Guarracino. of color who left Nevada office Clothing Connection and in size in six years. We feel Thor Jourgensen can be DERRY, N.H. (AP) — selves to work every single Feb. 11 primary, Warren donated clothing. that strongly about the reached at tjourgensen@ Elizabeth Warren is apol- day,” she said. said she understands “the Mugford heard about the market,” Guarracino said. charity through a family The firm and its par- itemlive.com. ogizing to six women of Politico reported that long legacy of racism in this color who left her presi- six women have left War- country and what it means, dential campaign office in ren's campaign officehow it creates power dy- Firefighters union LAW OFFICES OF Nevada before the state's since November. Nevada namics and inequities that JAMES J. CARRIGAN caucuses because they felt holds its Democratic cau- are toxic and dangerous • Social Security Disability marginalized and because cuses on Feb. 22. and that's why we need to files suit against • Workers Compensation their concerns weren't ad- Campaigning in New be constantly vigilant and • Accidents 25 years located across dressed by supervisors. Hampshire for the state's determined to do better.” Walsh administration “I believe these women from Lynn District Court 15 Johnson St. completely and without TSA: man found carrying loaded handgun at Logan checkpoint BOSTON (AP) — One firefighter's status was reservation. And I apolo- of the largest unions in changed from injured 781-596-0100 gize that they have had a JAMES J. CARRIGAN BOSTON (AP) — A when they saw the hand- Boston has filed a law- leave to sick leave or light ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN bad experience on this cam- man was found carrying gun as his carry-on bag suit against Mayor Marty duty, the Boston Globe LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL paign,” the Massachusetts www.jamescarriganlaw.com a .32-caliber gun loaded entered the checkpoint Walsh's administration al- reported Thursday. This senator told reporters after leging repeated violations change forced firefighters [email protected] with eight bullets at a Lo- X-ray machine. an event in Derry, N.H., on to the union's collective to either work or use up Thursday night. gan International Airport The TSA contacted the bargaining agreement. sick time. checkpoint, the Transpor- Massachusetts State Po- Catch up with your “I tried to build a cam- The lawsuit filed by The union alleges that favorite team paign and an organization tation Security Adminis- lice, who confiscated the Boston Fire Fighters Lo- the city acted “in an arbi- in Item Sports! that is diverse and wel- tration said Friday. gun and detained the man cal 718 names the city trary manner and without coming, that celebrates TSA officers said they for questioning before al- and Fire Commissioner justification or cause” in people, that encourages stopped the man, who lowing him to return the Joseph Finn and cites changing three firefight- people to bring their whole was from Hancock, N.H., gun to his vehicle. three instances where a ers' status. A4 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2020 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS Dreaming of victory in New Hampshire President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg BRETTON WOODS, N.H. — of Salisbury steak, mashed po- Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ New Hampshire is for dreamers. tatoes, corn and Caesar salad. Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Darby Field was a dreamer Not that his message is all that 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ when he became the first white welcome in Republican circles. P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton man to ascend to the top of “I’m against him,” local real-es- Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Mount Washington, the highest Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman tate broker Steven Steiner told Customer Service peak in the White Mountains me. “Everything he’d do would and the backdrop of this town Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ruin the economy.” PUBLISHERS that played host to the famous Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 1944 financial summit that There remains little taste in- Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 established the Internation- side the Republican Party for a All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 al Monetary Fund. Nathaniel challenge to the president. “The 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Republicans who make a living Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Hawthorne was a dreamer Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 when he took the tragic story of hating Trump hated him be- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 a family destroyed in the Willey fore he was elected,” Scott Jen- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Slide of 1826 only miles from nings, a former aide to George classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 here and transformed it into W. Bush and Senate Majority Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Subscriptions one of his “Twice-Told Tales,” Leader Mitch McConnell of [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 “The Ambitious Guest,” that he here by raising $16.5 million in Kentucky, wrote in the Los An- published nine years later. the last three months. geles Times earlier this month. Circulation [email protected] Since then, there have been I viewed these two quix- “The rest of the party remains many ambitious guests — Sen. otic candidates at campaign solidly behind him.” Ext. 3 Gary Hart of Colorado in 1984, events 62 miles apart on Not so in the Democratic former Sen. Paul E. Tsongas of Newsroom snow-encrusted roads in a Party, where Yang hopes for a Massachusetts in 1992, Patrick single day recently and found [email protected] Granite State breakthrough. [email protected] J. Buchanan in 1996 — who several similarities: “I’ve never seen another guy also were big dreamers. These Strong opposition to Trump. Ext. 4 who can get people who voted EDITORIAL three dreamers actually won Grave concerns about the direc- the primary here. tion of the new Republican Par- for Donald Trump to support Sports [email protected] Now ambitious guests in ty. A reliance on common-sense him,” said former Mayor Steve these hills are dreaming again. arguments to win supporters. Marchand of Portsmouth, on Ext. 5 They are presidential can- Articulate rationales for their the New Hampshire seacoast Keeping immigrants’ didates with small prospects candidacies. And the likeli- at the border with Maine. Retail and Online Advertising but big hopes. One is a former hood of making a point, but not Some 36 years ago, one of [email protected] Republican governor of Mas- necessarily a difference, in the the New Hampshire primary’s hopes alive sachusetts who is taking on 2020 campaign. biggest dreamers, Gary Hart, ADVERTISING the quixotic task of challeng- Listen to Weld speak about the operated below the radar both Ernie Carpenter Jr. ing President Donald J. Trump president, from an interview last here and in Iowa, which holds in his own party. A second is Director of Advertising week: “Mr. Trump doesn’t have its precinct caucuses eight and Business Development, ext. 1355 We applaud the state Legislature’s Trans- a businessman who counters any knowledge base.” Here is days before voters go the polls [email protected] portation Committee for advancing the Trump’s MAGA theme (“Make Weld, who ran as the vice presi- in New Hampshire. He gave America Great Again”) with dential nominee on the Libertar- Ralph Mitchell Work and Family Mobility Act, state Sen. speeches in remote locations, Brendan Crighton’s bill to allow an estimat- his own MATH theme (“Make ian ticket in 2016: “Each party Sales Representative, ext. 1313 America Think Harder”). needs the other to scare their mobilized a core of activists to [email protected] ed 185,000 undocumented immigrants live And a third is an Army Na- base so they can get re-elected.” build a political organization, and surprised a political es- Eric Rondeau in Massachusetts to obtain driver’s licenses. tional Guard veteran who served And on the national mood he has Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Committee action keeps alive a proposal that in Iraq and Kuwait and has plas- sensed: “All around the country, tablishment that bought the [email protected] tered billboards all over the state people are exhausted. They don’t notion, published in The New faces opposition from Gov. Baker and others. — a highway presence greater want to talk about Trump. They York Times just before ballot- Patricia Whalen At issue between opponents and supporters is than any other candidate — dis- don’t want me to stand up in ing here, that no candidate in Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] licensing the undocumented. playing her picture and bearing front of them and tell them what years had assembled a formi- simply three enigmatic words: a jerk Trump is.” dable campaign operation to BUSINESS OFFICE We think Crighton’s idea makes sense and “A soldier’s heart.” Rep. Tulsi Now listen to Yang, from his match that of former Vice Pres- Susan J. Conti directly supports the Massachusetts economy Gabbard of Hawaii, who did not rally in the back banquet room ident Walter F. Mondale, who make the cut for the Septem- Controller, ext. 1288 and safer roads. of the vintage Governor’s Inn had won the Iowa caucuses. ber or December Democratic [email protected] Giving someone who has limited transpor- in Rochester, N.H., on the new Hours later, Hart won the debates, won the support of 1 economy: “We have to rewrite New Hampshire primary. But Ted Grant tation options the freedom to legally drive ex- percent in the CBS News Poll the rules of the 21st century to Publisher, ext. 1234 pands their opportunities and their ability to released last Sunday of likely work for you and your kids, be- four days earlier, he dressed in [email protected] voters in New Hampshire’s first- cause it’s not doing that now.” a black-and-white lumberjack’s be economic contributors. People who can le- Marian Kinney in-the-nation primary. Here is his message to younger shirt and joined a woodsmen’s gally drive can earn a good living and do more competition in Milan, a far- ext. 1212 Former Gov. William F. Weld voters: “If you are a young per- [email protected] to support their family. of Massachusetts has little son and feel like we’ve left you away North Country hamlet “Fourteen other states have passed this, chance of defeating President a mess, I apologize, because we with a population of less than Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 including Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., Trump — himself something of have.” And here, on the effect 1,200. He picked up a 2-pound, a dreamer when he began his he thinks his plan to give every two-edged ax and hurled it at a [email protected] and the sky hasn’t fallen. It’s not a radical White House quest — in the American $1,000 every month wooden target. It was a bulls- Paula Villacreses idea. Citizenship has nothing to do with a per- Feb. 11 Republican primary will have: “the trickle-up econo- eye — and a metaphor for what that is attracting little atten- my.” (His idea is an echo from an A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 son’s ability to safely drive,” Crighton told The Weld and Yang are seeking: a [email protected] tion even here. Entrepreneur unlikely source: the Nixon ad- direct hit on an established tar- Daily Item last year. Andrew Yang, competing in the ministration’s Family Assistance get from an unlikely source. Mike Shanahan The Lynn Democrat’s proposal is supported Democratic primary, has yeasty Plan that passed in the House in Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 You may say that Hart was a by 85 out of 200 fellow Massachusetts House hopes and imaginative propos- both 1970 and 1971 but died in [email protected] als — and maybe has a better the Senate Finance Committee.) dreamer, to paraphrase the great Carolina Trujillo and Senate colleagues in favor of licensing un- chance of attracting attention, Weld is an indefatigable political scientist John Lennon. But he’s not the only one. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 documented immigrants. and perhaps voters, including campaigner who at 74 still can [email protected] That number may fall short of the two-thirds the independents who can take endure a campaign lunch stop David M. Shribman is the former executive editor of the required to override a gubernatorial veto that a ballot in either party’s con- at the senior lunch program Jim Wilson test. He’s been in all six 2019 in North Conway, where the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Follow Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 is destined to fall on the Work and Family debates and raised eyebrows other day he downed a plate him on Twitter @ShribmanPG. [email protected] Mobility Act unless Baker changes his mind CIRCULATION about the bill. MICHAEL GRAHAM Lisa Mahmoud A State House News Service transcript of Manager, ext. 1239 Baker’s remarks to reporters last summer [email protected] summarized his views on the legislation. A crackdown in New Hampshire CUSTOMER SERVICE “My problem with giving licenses to people La’ Mosha Ball who are undocumented is just that. There’s As New Hampshire enjoys which the Election Law Unit 28 and December 31, 2019, in- Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] no documentation to back up the fact that its week at the center of the will verify after Election Day. cluding five allegations of vot- nation’s political universe, Since the legislature rec- they are who they say they are and a driver’s ers casting ballots twice. GRAPHICS new voters eager to help pick onciled its voter registration In one case, the Election license is a passport to a lot of things, and I the next president in the laws with other statutes, Trevor Andreozzi Law Unit discovered a voter Designer think our view is the law we passed, which first-in-the-nation primary claiming your New Hamp- with a history of voting both [email protected] basically says as long as you have lawful should be careful not to fol- shire residence to vote allows in Bedford and in South Car- low the oft-quoted axiom: claiming New Hampshire Frederick Higgins olina over the past decade, but presence dictated by the federal government “Vote early and often.” residence for other purposes Designer you can get a driver’s license in Mass, that’s They are welcome to vote, — such as drivers licenses closed the case because the [email protected] the policy we support,” Baker said, accord- but only once. and car registrations. man died in September 2019. Mark Sutherland ing to a transcript of his remarks provided New Hampshire Secretary That change has been a In another, a Keene woman Creative Director of State Bill Gardner is deter- topic of partisan battles at voted by absentee ballot in [email protected] by his office. October 2018, and also reg- mined to protect his state’s the State House, with Re- NEWSROOM The Massachusetts Budget and Policy Cen- first-in-the-nation status,publicans arguing that vot- istered and voted at the polls ter said in a 2019 report stated that undocu- particularly in the wake of ing should be limited to New on Election Day. Mike Alongi the Iowa caucus fiasco. Once Hampshire residents, and The Crosscheck program Sports Reporter ext. 1228 mented immigrants already contribute about [email protected] $184.6 million in Massachusetts state and widely mocked for saying Democrats claiming the mea- was suspended in December during a hearing on ballot sure is meant to dissuade col- Bill Brotherton local taxes. The report concludes that having as part of an lawsuit. In 2018, security, “You can’t hack a lege students from voting in ACLU of Kansas sued the Features Editor ext. 1338 a license could increase many immigrants’ [email protected] pencil,” Gardner’s cautious the Granite State. Kansas Secretary of State’s approach has received wide Given that New Hamp- earning power and their tax contributions. Office, which created and ran Elyse Carmosino praise of late. shire has the highest per Crighton’s bill requires undocumented immi- the Crosscheck program, al- Reporter, ext. 1264 Another step New Hamp- capita number of college [email protected] grants to provide proof of identity and residen- shire has taken to protect students in the country, they leging breaches of confiden- Gayla Cawley cy in applying for a standard driver’s license. the election process was to provide a target audience for tial voter information and discriminatory results. Reporter, ext. 1236 Allowing undocumented immigrants living enter the Interstate Vot- the Democrats running in [email protected] in Massachusetts to obtain a driver’s license er Registration Crosscheck the primary Tuesday. Kansas agreed to suspend Crosscheck in December Cheryl Charles gives them greater access to work. That sim- Program in 2016. Since that Billionaire Tom Steyer, for time, state authorities have example, created NextGen until it could implement News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] ple logic should be more than sufficient to prosecuted several people for America in 2013 to “mobi- security upgrades recom- demolish the persistent prejudice branding voting more than once in the lize young people on issues mended by the Department Olivia Falcigno immigrants as people who come to the Unit- same election. of climate, health care (and) of Homeland Security. Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] ed States to live off social welfare programs. In January, Charles Carti- justice.” The group claims David Scanlan, deputy sec- er Jr. of Madison pled guilty to have registered more retary of state, tells NHJour- Spenser Hasak to voter fraud after casting than 1.3 million voters and nal, “Crosscheck is in limbo.” Photographer, ext. 1332 ballots in New Hampshire claims credit for the defeat [email protected] Kansas could restart the of New Hampshire incum- and in Massachusetts in the Thor Jourgensen 2016 election. It was the fifth bent Republican senator program, or get a third party to run the database. Scanlan Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 successful prosecution for Kelly Ayotte in 2016. [email protected] double voting, according to A college ID or housing also said New Hampshire state officials. Two similar form is sufficient to regis- could join in other interstate Daniel Kane cases are pending. ter to vote, however new compacts such as the Elec- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] Cases include a Hampton voters should be aware that tronic Registration Informa- couple who voted in New they will be claiming New tion Center, or partner with Steve Krause Hampshire and Massachu- Hampshire residency, and neighboring states most like- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 [email protected] setts, a Florida man who may no longer vote in their ly to share voters who double falsely claimed a Hooksett hometowns. registrations such as Massa- Harold Rivera address, and a University This week, Attorney Gen- chusetts and Vermont. Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] of New Hampshire student eral Gordon MacDonald “The law allows the secre- who registered in Durham filed the latest Election Law tary of state to participate with Anne Marie Tobin after voting absentee in Complaint Status Report, a any state or group of states,” Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Massachusetts. biennial update given to the [email protected] New Hampshire law al- Legislature. Scanlan says, pointing to the lows new residents to register Assistant Attorney General statute that directs his office Ryan York to track down voters who cast Copy Editor, ext. 1220 at the polls on Election Day. Nicholas A. Chong Yen, of the [email protected] Would-be voters who lack a Election Law Unit, updated ballots more than once. New Hampshire ID or proof of the status of 18 election law Michael Graham is politics TECHNOLOGY residence can sign an affidavit, complaints filed between June editor for InsideSources.com. 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BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Lawmaker’s privilege ties up Hiring surges case against ex-NASCAR driver in January as Americans flood By Sarah Rankin for clients charged with ASSOCIATED PRESS child molestation, child cruelty, assault, terroristic RICHMOND, Va. — For threats, drunken driving into job market a year and a half, a Virgin- and other crimes. ia mother of seven young Court records obtained By Christopher embraced a counter-argu- girls has been frustrated by The Associated Press Rugaber ment: That the economy’s by repeated delays in the through a public records ASSOCIATED PRESS benefits are disproportion- domestic violence case ately benefiting wealthier request, which cover a WASHINGTON — Hir- against her estranged Americans. sampling of Campbell’s ing jumped last month as husband because his de- Economists cautioned work, show the privilege U.S. employers added a fense lawyer exercised a that a large chunk of Jan- has been invoked in at robust 225,000 jobs, bol- privilege that most other uary’s job growth reflect- least 30 of his cases since stering an economy that attorneys don’t have. ed temporary increases late 2016. In many cases faces threats from China’s Nine separate times, from unseasonably warm — including ones involv- viral outbreak, an ongoing court records show, the weather. Construction PHOTO | BOB BROWN/RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH VIA AP ing drug possession and trade war and struggles at appeals trial for her for- firms, hotels, and restau- abduction — Campbell Boeing. mer NASCAR driver hus- Del. Jeff Campbell, R-Smyth, sits at his desk on rants, which benefit from has used the privilege The Labor Depart- band has been delayed the floor of the Virginia House of Delegates inside better outdoor conditions, multiple times. Other ment also said Friday because his attorney, Re- the State Capitol in Richmond, Va. accounted for about one- documents show he has that a half-million people publican state lawmaker third of last month’s gains. is abusing that privilege uance privileges have invoked it in a civil case streamed into the job mar- Jeff Campbell, signaled Still, taken as a whole, to drag out the case amid drawn criticism in oth- involving child-support ket in January, though not he was too busy with leg- Friday’s job growth re- a divorce and wear her er cases in Virginia and payments. all of them found jobs. islative business to go to flects an economy that “The record is what the That influx meant that court. down. elsewhere. The late Del. shows continued strength record is,” Campbell said, more people were count- Attorneys who serve in “This whole process has William Robinson Jr. of 11-plus years into a re- in response to questions ed as unemployed, and it Virginia’s General Assem- just been a nightmare,” Norfolk was accused in from AP. cord-long expansion. boosted the jobless rate to bly or work there have said McClure, who testi- the 1990s of abusing the In the McClure case, “While favorable weath- 3.6% from a half-century broad discretion to obtain fied against her husband statute. Campbell said, each con- er conditions likely flat- low of 3.5% in December. continuances in their cas- when he was convicted in In Georgia, the Atlan- tinuance was requested tered the headline figures The government’s es “as a matter of right” a lower court of misde- ta Journal-Constitution for good reason. Some in today’s employment monthly jobs report sig- under certain conditions. meanor assault and bat- and TV station WSB-TV were requested because report, the key takeaway naled that businesses re- But Miranda McClure tery against her and has reported last year that his client and Miranda is that jobs growth contin- main confident enough to says Campbell, an attor- been preparing to testify House Speaker David McClure were involved in ues to run at a solid pace,” keep hiring, with the pace ney in private practice again. Ralston used a similar a negotiation settlement, said Neil Dutta, head of of job growth accelerating from southwest Virginia, Lawmakers’ contin- privilege to tie up cases he said. economics at Renaissance from a year ago. Solid con- Macro Research. sumer spending is offset- January’s jobs report ting drags from the trade doesn’t appear to reflect Investigators: No sign of engine war and declining busi- any economic damage ness investment. from the coronavirus, The job gains also give which has sickened thou- President Donald Trump sands in China, closed failure for Bryant helicopter more evidence for his ar- stores and factories there gument that the econo- and led many interna- my is flourishing under tional businesses to sus- By Stefanie Dazio NTSB the hillside where abasas, just outside Los 4,000 feet per minute his watch. The Demo- pend operations involving ASSOCIATED PRESS the crash occurred was Angeles, occurred as the when it crashed. The heli- cratic contenders vying China. The virus’ impact shrouded in mist when group was flying to a girls copter’s instrument panel to oppose him, who will likely came too late in the LOS ANGELES — he heard the helicopter basketball tournament at was destroyed and most Wreckage from the heli- debate Friday night in month to affect Friday’s approaching. It sound- Bryant’s Mamba Sports of the devices were dis- New Hampshire, have jobs data. copter that crashed and ed normal and he then Academy. He coached his placed. The flight controls killed Kobe Bryant, his saw the blue-and-white 13-year-old daughter Gi- were broken and suffered daughter and seven oth- aircraft emerge from the anna’s team, which was fire damage. scheduled to play. She ers did not show any sign fog moving forward and Investigators believe and two teammates were of engine failure, the Na- down. Within 2 seconds it that since a tree branch tional Transportation slammed into the hillside among the nine people killed. at the crash site was cut, Safety Board said Friday. just below him. the engines were working A witness told the The Jan. 26 crash in Cal- The deaths shook Los Angeles and the sporting and rotors turning at the world. A public memorial time of impact. All four of for Bryant and the other the helicopter’s blades had victims is scheduled for similar damage, the report Feb. 24 at the Staples Cen- stated. ter. The arena is where John Cox, an avia- Bryant starred for the Los tion-safety consultant, Angeles Lakers for most of said the NTSB’s report his two-decade career and was further indication PHOTO | JERRY JACKSON/THE BALTIMORE SUN VIA AP the date 2/24 corresponds that the pilot likely be- with the No. 24 jersey he Several trees fell on a home and property on came disoriented in the Overbrook Drive in New Windsor, Md., Friday, wore and the No. 2 worn thick fog and clouds. The by Gianna. following a winter storm. pilot had told air-traffic The NTSB issued an in- controllers he was climb- vestigative update that included factual details. ing to 4,000 feet — pre- Bad weather moves Findings about a cause for sumably to get above the the crash isn’t expected cloud layer. The helicopter AP FILE PHOTO for a year or more. began turning left, then into Eastern states; Investigators work at the scene of a helicopter Investigators said the descended rapidly. crash that killed former NBA basketball player twin-engine Sikorsky Cox called the aircraft’s Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, S-76B was traveling at path “classic symptoms” of five dead in South and seven others, in Calabasas, Calif. more than 180 mph and a disoriented pilot. By Rebecca forecast center in Knox- Reynolds Yonker ville, Tennessee. Aide who testified against Trump ASSOCIATED PRESS Creek water was still raging Friday in Alabama’s LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Ex- Buck’s Pocket State Park, treme wind gusts, blow- where a person was seen escorted out of White House ing snow and widespread inside a car as it disap- flooding made traveling peared under the surface By Deb Riechmann ment investigate” former treacherous on Friday as two days earlier. Rangers ASSOCIATED PRESS Vice President Joe Biden a storm system moved into walked for miles above the and his son’s dealings with the northeastern United swollen creek but found WASHINGTON — The the energy company Buris- States, leaving rising water no trace of the vehicle, so decorated soldier and na- ma in Ukraine. Vindman’s and at least five deaths in authorities sent up a state tional security aide who ouster seemed even more its wake across the South. helicopter crew on Friday. played a central role in the certain after Trump mocked More than 400,000 “The weather is bet- Democrats’ impeachment him Thursday during his homes and businesses ter, but the water is not. case against President post-acquittal celebration were without power Friday The water is several feet Donald Trump was escort- with Republican supporters after the National Weather higher than normal. It’s ed out of the White House in the East Room and said Service warned of gusts up extremely high and fast.” complex on Friday, accord- Friday that he was not hap- to 60 mph from Virginia Alabama Trooper Chuck ing to his lawyer, who said py with him. into New England. Fall- Daniel told The Associat- he was asked to leave for “I’m not happy with ing trees damaged homes ed Press. “Until that wa- “telling the truth.” him,” Trump told reporters and power lines in many ter slows down, nobody’s “There is no question in as he left the White House PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS places. North Carolina and going to get in that water.” the mind of any American to head to North Carolina. Army Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vind- Virginia, where hundreds It took nearly three weeks why this man’s job is over, “You think I’m supposed man, a military officer at the National Security of people had to be pulled last year to recover the body why this country now has to be happy with him? I’m Council who testified during the impeachment from flooded homes, had of an 18-year-old who was one less soldier serving it not. ... They are going to be hearings on Capitol Hill, lower right, walks the most customers with- in a Jeep that got swept into at the White House,” said making that decision.” down the steps of the Eisenhower Executive out electricity, according to the water in the same area. David Pressman, partner at Vindman, a 20-year Army Office Building on the White House complex in poweroutages.us. The National Weather a New York legal firm that veteran, wore his uniform Washington, Monday, Jan. 27, 2020. With water levels were Service was using radar represented Lt. Col. Alexan- full of medals, including a rising fast after up to 8 data and making damage der Vindman. “Lt. Col. Vind- purple heart, when he ap- “I am an American,” he sure that Vindman faces inches of rain in just three assessments to confirm man was asked to leave for peared late last year for stated emphatically. no retribution when he is days, the Tennessee Valley many reports of tornadoes telling the truth. His honor, what turned out to be a tes- When the senior Repub- reassigned to the Pentagon Authority said it began touching down, includ- his commitment to right, ty televised impeachment lican on the House Intel- from the White House. He making controlled releases ing spots in Virginia and frightened the powerful.” hearing. Trump supporters ligence Committee, Rep. referred the question to the from some of its 49 dams Maryland, near the na- Vindman status at the raised questions about the Devin Nunes, addressed Army, in terms of Vindman’s in Tennessee, Georgia, Ala- tion’s capital, meteorolo- National Security Council, Soviet Jewish immigrant’s him as “Mr. Vindman,” the next assignment, but on the bama and North Carolina. gist Isha Renta told the the foreign policy arm of allegiance to the Unit- Iraq War veteran replied: retribution aspect, he said, That could lead to more AP. In the Tampa, Fla., the White House, had been ed States and noted that “Ranking member, it’s Lt. “We protect all of our service flooding downstream, so area, tornadoes blew a tree uncertain since he testified he had received offers to Col. Vindman please.” members from retribution people who live near the onto a mobile home, trap- that he didn’t think it was work for the government of Defense Secretary Mark or anything like that. We’ve water should be wary, said ping an elderly woman, “proper” for Trump to “de- Ukraine — offers Vindman Esper was asked what the already addressed that in James Everett, senior man- and toppled a construction mand that a foreign govern- said he swiftly dismissed. Pentagon would do to en- policy and other means.” ager of the utility’s river crane along interstate 275. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- lifting report at Stop & Shop on Guatemalan family seeking asylum larly arrests, reflect police records. Thursday at 9:42 p.m. A larce- In the event of a perceived inac- ny was reported on Central Av- curacy, it is the sole responsibility enue on Thursday at 4:46 p.m. has reunited after suing feds of the concerned party to contact Vandalism the relevant police department By Philip Marcelo and have the department issue Police received a report ASSOCIATED PRESS of motor vehicle vandalism a notice of correction to the Daily BOSTON — A Guatema- Item. Corrections or clarifications at Lawton and Western ave- nues on Friday at 12:01 a.m. lan family seeking asylum will not be made without express has been reunited in Mas- notice of change from the arrest- LYNNFIELD sachusetts after challeng- ing police department. ing their separation under the Trump administration’s Accident LYNN controversial “Remain in Police received a report Mexico” asylum process. Arrests of a hit and run motor vehi- The American Civil Liber- cle accident on Thursday at ties Union of Massachusetts Sam Chan, 38, was arrest- 7:57 p.m. on Walnut Street said Friday that Maudy ed and charged with being at Market Street. Constanza, Hanz Morales a fugitive from justice on and their three children Thursday at 9:50 p.m. Enforcement were reunited a day earlier Jonathan Merino, 29, of at Boston’s Logan Interna- 558 Western Avenue, was Police conducted traffic en- tional Airport after nearly arrested and charged with forcement on Main and Salem seven months apart. breaking and entering day- streets and Yorkshire Drive on “I feel tremendous hap- time for felony, city knife Thursday at 4:48 p.m. and piness,” Morales said in a ordinance violation and lar- cited a Lynnfield driver. Police statement provided by the ceny under $1,200 on Thurs- conducted traffic enforcement ACLU, which also posted day at 3:31 p.m. on Salem, Chestnut and Main a brief video of the family’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Michael Milan, 33, of 3 streets on Friday morning. emotional reunion. “I am Maudy Constanza, 24, has had her family divided as they tried to come Basse Circle, was arrested very happy to be with my to the United States to seek asylum, and the ACLU brought a lawsuit on on a warrant charge of ob- Medical wife and my daughters, Costanza’s behalf. scene material to a minor on and I feel safe because I Police helped arrange Friday at 10:51 a.m. am in a safe country with transport for a Kings Rail Michael Walsh of 52 all of my family. This is a which took effect in Jan- new asylum policy violated out to buy food, it said. Drive resident to Lahey Pea- great blessing that God uary 2019. American au- the family’s constitutional “This reunion is bitter- Henry Avenue, was arrested body on Friday at 12:34 a.m. on warrants for larceny and has made possible.” thorities have lauded the due process and equal pro- sweet because this family motor vehicle violations on The civil rights group program, saying it’s helped tection rights. never should have had to Friday at 1:38 p.m. SAUGUS said the reunification hap- to significantly reduce ille- The civil rights group endure this separation and pened after the federal gal border crossings. said it is illegal to send heartbreak,” Susan Church, Medical Arrest government agreed to set- The family had fled Gua- people back to countries Constanza’s immigration tle a lawsuit it had filed in temala last year after Mo- where they will be perse- lawyer, said in a statement Brian Crabtree, 53, of Sau- Police responded to calls Boston federal court on the rales said he was shot four cuted or tortured, and that provided by the ACLU. “Al- gus, was arrested on charges for medical assistance at family’s behalf. The ACLU times. But the family split migrants fearing for their though we are overjoyed to of failing to stop for police. addresses on Washington said it will be seeking to up just before crossing the safety have the right to see see them reunited, many Street, Warwell Avenue and dismiss the case Friday. border to seek asylum. an immigration judge be- more people are still suffer- Silsbee Street on Friday after- Accidents An email seeking com- Constanza and her two fore they’re turned away. ing under this dangerous noon; on Conomo Avenue on Police received a call at ment was sent to U.S. Cus- daughters were allowed to The ACLU said Morales asylum ban.” Friday morning; a medical call 6:52 a.m. Thursday about a toms and Border Protection, enter the U.S. to await the and his son’s time living Formally known as the involving a child on East High- motor vehicle accident with which is named in the suit. outcome of their asylum near the border in Mexico Migrant Protection Proto- land Street on Friday at 5:01 non-fatal injuries near Dunkin The family is among near- claim, but Morales and was “extremely perilous.” cols, the policy requires asy- a.m.; medical calls on Mead- Donuts on Broadway. An am- ly 60,000 asylum-seekers their 9-year-old son were The pair lived “mostly in lum seekers from certain ow Court and Barrett Street bulance transported one party who have been sent back returned to Mexico to wait hiding” after surviving Spanish-speaking nations, shortly after 4 p.m. on Friday. to Melrose Wakefield Hospital. to Mexico as a result of out their case there. an attempted kidnapping including Guatemala, to President Donald Trump’s The ACLU argued the and going hungry because wait out the U.S. immigra- Overdoses Complaints Remain in Mexico policy, Trump administration’s it was too dangerous to go tion court process in Mexico. Police responded to a report A caller at 12:55 a.m. Thurs- of a drug overdose on Wash- day reported a couple having POLICE BRIEFS ington Street on Friday at 9:39 a verbal argument in the park- a.m.; an overdose reported in ing lot of Kowloon Restaurant 34 taken to hospital The suspects did not ney Michael Morrissey’s The neighbor was a the MBTA garage on Market on Broadway. The dispatched after hazmat incident enter pleas. Brown and office confirmed it’s friend of the victim who Street on Friday at 3:31 a.m.; officer reported the two par- Veng were referred to the involved in the investiga- had gone to his aid, a medical call on Lynnfield ties were arguing over parking. at high school oublic defender’s office. tion of a car chase and “a District Attorney Andrea Street on Friday at 4:23 a.m. A message was left with police-involved fatal shoot- Harrington said at a news Both reportedly left in separate KINGSTON (AP) — Castillo’s attorney. ing” related to an earlier conference Thursday. The vehicles and were gone by the More than 30 people Gunshot shooting at Brigham and death is under investi- officer’s arrival. were taken to hospitals Court rules against Women’s Hospital. gation but the neighbor Police received a report of Police received a call at Friday after a hazardous Hospital officials said a is not expected to face a gunshot at Jackson and 8:36 p.m. Wednesday from materials team responded Narragansett Tribe parking attendant is in charges, she said. His Marianna streets on Friday a party at Kasabuski Memo- to reports of a odor in a rial Arena on Forest Street in pipeline dispute stable condition after being name wasn’t released. at 12:13 a.m.; a gunshot classroom at a Massachu- shot in front of the hospital. who reported an intoxicat- PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) One of the dogs be- reported on Lawton Avenue setts high school. Officials have also lifted ed, white male was refusing — A federal appeals court longed to the man who on Thursday at 11:31 p.m. The odor at Silver Lake a lockdown that was brief- to pay and causing a verbal ruled against a Rhode died. The other belonged and a medical call involving Regional High School in ly imposed, which hap- disturbance. Officers report Island tribe Friday in a to his girlfriend, who also a child on Caldwell Crescent Kingston was reported at pened a little after 9 a.m. the party left by the time offi- dispute over a natural gas lived in the home. on Thursday at 1:34 p.m. about 10:15 a.m., Kings- Boston police confirmed cers arrived at the scene. pipeline built in Massachu- The adult male pit bulls ton public schools Su- earlier Friday that the setts on land with ceremo- were known to fight and Accident perintendent Jill Proulx hospital shooting and the Theft nial stone groupings. were usually kept in sepa- said at a news conference shooting of another person A motor vehicle accident The U.S. Court of Ap- rate cages, Harrington said. A woman came into the outside the school. in the neighboring com- with injury was reported at peals for the District of Co- The dogs were shot station at 5:41 p.m. Wednes- The school was evacuat- munity of Brookline about Lawton and Western ave- lumbia Circuit dismissed a and killed by responding day to report her Playstation ed out of “an abundance of three miles away were nues on Thursday at 4:39 petition by the Narragan- officers. 4 and iPhone 10 were stolen caution” and 34 students related but have declined p.m. and an accident at Bos- sett Indian Tribe’s historic after she hired a moving com- and staff were taken to to release further details. ton and Stetson streets on preservation office for lack Man charged with crossing pany to move her personal area hospitals, she said. Massachusetts State Thursday at 4:24 p.m. of jurisdiction. items from Everett to Saugus. Kingston Fire Chief Police say there is no state lines for sex with girl The tribe argued that in A man came into the sta- Mark Douglass said the threat to the public but Assault authorizing the Tennessee TEWKSBURY (AP) — tion at 2:01 p.m. Wednesday injuries were mostly diz- warned people to avoid Gas Pipeline Co. to build a Federal authorities have An assault was reported on to report his wallet missing. ziness and throat irrita- the area because the tion, possibly from some pipeline across landscapes arrested a New Hamp- Sanderson Avenue to police He said he previously left it “active law enforcement shire man they say trav- at the 7-11 store on Lincoln type of chemical release. with sacred significance, on Thursday at 8:49 p.m. incident” was prompting eled to Massachusetts to Avenue and that the credit The source of the odor re- the Federal Energy Regu- road closures. meet what he thought was cards in the wallet were used mains under investigation. latory Commission denied Theft There was still a heavy a 13-year-old girl for sex. several times later that night. The hazmat team it procedural protections police presence around the Donald Gibson, 37, of Police responded to a shop- Police took down a report. recommended that the of the National Historic hospital and police have Nashua, was charged school’s HVAC system be Preservation Act. The tribe also cordoned off a heavily shut down. took issue with a nearly with child pornography damaged car at the scene offenses and traveling 4-mile-long pipeline seg- of the Brookline shooting. with intent to engage in 3 arrested in connection with ment near Sandisfield. In 2015, a cardiac Ex-financier gets 9 illicit sexual conduct with The court found the tribe surgeon was fatally shot fatal shooting outside club a person under 18 years lacks standing to seek inside Brigham and Wom- of age, the U.S. attorney’s months in college PROVIDENCE, R.I. relief because the ceremo- en’s Hospital by a man office in Boston said. (AP) — Three people nial landscapes had been who then killed himself. He has been detained charged in connection destroyed by the time it The incident prompt- since his arrest Wednes- admissions scandal with the shooting death filed its petition for review. ed hospitals across the day and is scheduled to of a 19-year-old Massa- The tribe sought to save region to review their BOSTON (AP) — Doug- wrong. I know that I un- appear in court Friday chusetts woman outside 73 ceremonial stone land- security protocols. las Hodge, the former CEO fairly, and ultimately ille- scapes in the pipeline’s for a detention hearing. A of a top investment compa- gally, tipped the scales in a Rhode Island nightclub in September were held path. Tennessee Gas Authorities release name of message was left with his ny, on Friday received the favor of my children over proposed to remove them public defender. harshest sentence of any others, over the hopes and without bail at their ar- man killed by crossbow raignments Friday. during construction and Gibson spoke with an of the parents caught up dreams of other parents, replace them later, but undercover agent using Marklyn Brown, 25, of ADAMS (AP) — Author- in the college admissions who had the same aspira- the tribe said that doing text messaging apps and Cranston, Johnny Veng, ities have released the bribery scandal. tions for their children as so would be equivalent to “devised a plan” to meet 29, of Providence, and Jim- name of the Massachu- Hodge, 62, of Laguna I did for mine,” he said. destroying the features at a hotel in Tewksbury, my Castillo, 28, of Provi- setts man accidentally Beach, Calif., was sen- He said his children because their spiritual in order to have sex with dence all face murder and killed when his neighbor tenced in U.S. District did not participate in his work would be broken. a 13-year-old girl, prose- other changes in the death shot a crossbow at a pair Court in Boston to nine misdeeds. The regulatory commis- cutors said. of Berta Pereira-Roldan, of attacking pit bulls. months in prison, and or- He at first pleaded not sion allowed Tennessee The undercover agent of Revere. She was shot The man killed in Ad- dered to pay a $750,000 guilty but in October Gas to start construction pretended that the while celebrating her 19th ams on Wednesday after- fine and perform 500 hours changed his plea to guilty in April 2017. The work birthday at a Providence noon was Joshua Jadus- fictitious girl was his was completed later that of community service. to charges of conspiring to club on Sept. 29. ingh, 27, the Berkshire daughter. Authorities year, destroying more Hodge, former CEO of commit fraud and money Another woman, 38-year- district attorney’s office say Gibson also sent than 20 ceremonial stone the Pacific Investment laundering. old Crystal Peloquin, of said in a statement. child pornography to the landscapes, according to Management Co., paid More than 50 people have North Providence, was also Jadusingh was shot and undercover agent and the court. bribes totaling $850,000 been charged in the admis- shot but survived. killed in his apartment also had child porn on to get four of his children sions scheme, which in- The women did not know by a crossbow bolt that his cellphone. into the University of volves wealthy and famous each other and police do Police shoot, kill a neighbor had fired at Southern California and parents accused of paying not think the victims were person following Boston dogs who were attacking Georgetown University bribes to rig their children’s the intended targets. Two hospital shooting Jadusingh, authorities as fake athletic recruits, test scores or to get them men in the area who were have said. home delivery rate is prosecutors said in court. admitted to elite universi- talking with Peloquin BOSTON (AP) — Police The crossbow bolt 50% off Hodge apologized in a ties as recruited athletes. were believed to be the shot and killed a person in struck one dog with a newstand price! statement read in court. A total of 20 parents have targets, police said. connection with the shoot- glancing blow, went Subscribers pay only “I have in my heart the pleaded guilty, and 14 have The suspects were tied ing of a valet outside a through a door and hit deepest remorse for my now been sentenced includ- to the shooting through prominent Boston hospital, Jadusingh in the room $4.50 a week. actions. I understand and surveillance video, cell- where he was trying to Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ing “Desperate Housewives” prosecutors said Friday. to subscribe today. accept that what I did was actress Felicity Huffman. phone tracking and DNA. Norfolk District Attor- barricade himself. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Snakebit! Bullmastiff heals, heads to Westminster By Ben Walker elegant borzoi. It looked like someone had ASSOCIATED PRESS They’ll come from 204 come with an ice cream breeds and varieties, aim- scooper and scooped out NEW YORK — Whatev- ing to succeed King the some of the skin.” er got a piece of gentle Ti- wire fox terrier as the na- That wasn't necessary, tus in the North Carolina tion's top dog when the though other measures brush, it was trouble. winner is picked Tuesday were. He needed a drain Co-owner Cassandra night at packed Madison and bandages to keep the Carpenter reckons it was Square Garden. healing process in motion, a pygmy rattlesnake. Vet- Competition begins and wore a lampshade-style erinarian Jess Hunter Saturday with the agil- collar to ensure he wouldn’t figures it could've been a ity event that’s open cause any setbacks. copperhead. to mutts and everyone Despite the injury, Titus No matter, when Titus’ else. Breed judging for never lost his stride. By back left leg turned red, beagles, whippets and late last June, he slowly purple and black and sud- the newly welcomed made his way back into denly blew up like a tennis Azawakh in the pure- the ring. Last November, ball last March, nobody bred portion of the show he posted his biggest vic- was dwelling on whether starts Sunday. tory yet, winning best of this 3-year-old bullmastiff Among the rows and breed in the National Dog would someday walk in rings will be Titus — he’s Show televised by NBC on the Westminster Kennel the one with the large, Thanksgiving Day. Club dog ring. dark scar on his ankle. Next up, tail-wagging “I thought he was go- Just making it this far, Titus is among 16 bull- ing to lose a leg, or may- considering his episode PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mastiffs entered Tuesday be even worse,” Carpen- less than a year ago, was Dog handler Cassandra Carpenter says that her bullmastiff Titus was morning at Westminster. ter said. “His show career quite a step. bitten by a snake on his back left leg last month, and has since gone Carpenter will guide him didn’t mean anything at “It could’ve been real- through extensive treatment and recovery. into the ring. that point.” ly bad,” said Carpenter, a Hunter expects to be Thanks to some fast, fine longtime vet tech. working with other an- care on and off the vet’s She is Titus’ co-owner, next couple of days, there scrambled to find help. talkin’,” Hunter said. imals and pets at that table, the future for Titus breeder and handler from were problems with the That’s when she connect- Over the next several time. She might, however, wasn’t totally snakebit. Stuart, Fla., and was vis- 120-pound, fawn-colored ed with “a country vet who hours, Hunter and vet break away for a few min- Nearly each of the 2,630 iting one of her mentors steed with the wrinkly face I liked and trusted.” tech Tonya Waters lanced utes to tune in. entries at America’s most in the canine world when and happy disposition. That was Hunter, in the wound, cleaned it and “To be honest, I don't prestigious pooch pag- something went terribly “He had a high fever, he Kannapolis, N.C. Her ini- put Titus on the road to think I've ever watched eant is in flawless condi- wrong. Only a few months wasn’t his usual bright, tial thought? recovery. a dog show all the way tion. There’s self-assured after he’d started his cheery, happy-go-lucky self. “His leg looked terri- “He started looking bet- through. But I might keep Thor the bulldog and show career, too. And his thigh started swell- ble,” she said. “His leg was ter before he left the clin- an eye on Titus. My eye- fluffy Bono the Hava- Titus had gone out to- ing up,” Carpenter said. pretty gross.” ic,” Hunter said. “It was balls will go to that back nese, plus a bevy of fan- ward some trees for a bit As the symptoms quick- As for what exactly caused pretty dramatic.” left leg,” she said. “Yep, cy-cut poodles, perfectly and came back fine, or so ly got worse, and away the trauma, no telling. Said Carpenter: “I thought I'd say that leg is looking primped Pekingese and it appeared. But over the from her regular vet, she “Sometimes, a dog’s not we’d have to do skin grafts. pretty good now.” —–———–—————————–— Review ————————————————— –—–———–—————————–— Review ————————————————— Elkhorn’s ‘The Storm Sessions’ Powerhouse roster makes builds up cabin fever ‘Birds of Prey’ album fun By Pablo Gorondi ASSOCIATED PRESS By Melanie J. Sims NEW YORK — Elkhorn, ASSOCIATED PRESS the guitar duo formed LOS ANGELES — The by Jesse Sheppard and all-female roster assem- Drew Gardner, is joined bled for “Birds of Prey: by friend Turner Williams The Album” represent on “The Storm Sessions,” uniquely different worlds, a series of instrumental and a variety of music improvisations born while styles, but their message being snowed in on the on the movie soundtrack night of a key gig. is singular: DON’T MESS Sheppard’s 12-string WITH US. acoustic and Gardner's It’s a perfectly on-brand six-string electric guitars message from the girl gang, are complemented by Wil- as they channel the explo- liams’ electric bouzouki siveness, unpredictability and shahi baaja, a kind and badassery of Harley of Indian zither, on Elk- horn's sixth full-length Quinn, the unhinged DC release in five years. character, whose romance Comprised of two titles with the Joker has ended — “Electric One” and “Elec- just as “Birds of Prey,” the tric Two” — with three PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS film, begins. parts each, their origins of “The Storm Sessions” is an album written by Naturally there’s a enclosure and alienation the band Elkhorn. breakup anthem (with PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS are very much audible. a twist of vengeance, of course), by way of the DC Comics has released a soundtrack of the Williams’ contributions Jack Nicholson’s care- and the harmonies build Charlotte Lawrence sin- movie “Birds of Prey,” called “Birds of Prey: provide the jams with dis- taker character in “The on each other with some The Album.” tinct tones and dynam- gle “Jokes on You.” Then Shining” hearing in his beautiful results. there is “Smile” by En- ics, sounding especially head as he develops that Elkhorn have released in sync with Sheppard's glish singer Maisie Pe- both on the single “Dia- comer Galxara’s allur- murderous cabin fever some very good albums acoustic guitar. ters, whose sweet voice monds,” which also fea- ing “Sway with Me.” And during a winter at the — last year’s “Elk Jam” On the other hand, delivers an awesome tures Normani. “He think Halsey goes big, raising Gardner’s recurring re- Overlook Hotel. and “Sun Cycle” are fresh dose of Quinn-inspired it's cute that I know how her voice over the indus- liance on a thin, distort- There are some pleas- examples — and while it's communication: “...got to shoot/Don't you get trial sounds of “Experi- ed tone comes across as ing, enjoyable exceptions, easy to imagine how fur- bridges to burn, and plac- scared if I point it at you,” ment on Me” — the result a bothersome pinprick however, on sections ther collaborations with es to run/yeah this smile Stallion raps. is interesting. on the ears that punc- like “Electric One (Part Williams could be truly is a loaded gun.” The boldness continues The in-your-face energy tures the more reflective C)” and the middle of rewarding, on “The Storm Lyrics toe the line be- with Doja Cat on the fre- of the 15-song soundtrack moods created by his “Electric Two (Part B).” Sessions” it’s often hard to tween confident and out netic “Boss B(*)tch,” re- doesn’t stop, making it just partners. It's the insis- On these, the interplay get past the exaggerated of control, with Megan leased as a single, along the companion piece that tent sound you imagine sounds more integrated electric distortion. Thee Stallion exhibiting with Saweetie and new- “Birds of Prey” calls for. –––––———–—————————————————————————————–— Review ————————————————————————————————————— Nada Surf’s ‘Never Not Together’ is pensive, melodic

By Pablo Gorondi ing some of their earlier and Caws singing about ASSOCIATED PRESS songs. They don't break the complications of new musical ground but NEW YORK — Nada growing up different amid provide reassurance intransigent societal Surf’s “Never Not To- with instantly recogniz- gether” is a delicious norms, as the various el- able melodies and lyrics slice of rocking power about feelings — like re- ements are accompanied pop, nine songs about gret or yearning for a re- by changes to the song’s connections, empathy lationship — that every- tempo and dynamics. and alienation tied to- “Looking for You” has gether by Matthew one's had at some point. Caws' eternally youthful In the middle of the strings and choral back- vocals and a bouquet of album is “Something I ing while closer “Ride in inviting melodies. Should Do,” a key track. the Unknown” explodes The lyrics contain the Produced with Ian over the horizon, easing album's name, inspired Laughton (Supergrass, doubts and uncertainty Ash) and recorded main- by a phrase from Justin with companionship. ly at Rockfield Studios in Vernon, and there's some Wales, the band's ninth frantic recitation that's Nada Surf continues album is dedicated to the often very much on target to refine its talents on memory of The Cars' Ric — “now that the lines of “Never Not Together,” Ocasek, who produced non-facts waiting to get in creating another strong their 1996 debut album, the conversation are lon- batch of songs while put- ger and longer." It's com- “High/Low.” ting in a good word for The opening combina- pleted by synth sounds persistence, tolerance tion of “So Much Love,” and crunchy guitars that and reflection, and for “Come Get Me” and “Live have Cars-like tones. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Learn and Forget” sets The epic “Mathilda” be- love as a bond, both inti- solid foundations, echo- gins with acoustic guitar mate and communal. “Never Not Together” is an album written by Nada Surf. A8 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2020 LOOK! Laugh and Get Rich Day, Global Movie Day, National Kite Flying Day, Opera Day

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. Winfrey says King not doing well after a social media backlash NEW YORK (AP) — Oprah Winfrey says her friend Gayle King is facing death threats following a social media backlash caused by an interview with retired WNBA star Lisa Leslie that concerned the late Kobe Bryant. On an appearance on “Hoda & Jenna & Friends” on Friday, Win- frey said King “is not do- ing well” and has to travel with security because of threats. “She feels very much attacked.” CBS released an ex- cerpt to promote King’s FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS interview with Leslie. Ben Platt arrives at the 62nd annual Grammy Awards at the Staples The clip, distributed Center in Los Angeles. online and on CBS News’ social media accounts, focused on a portion of the interview where Leslie addressed a Colo- ‘Pitch Perfect’ star Ben Platt rado sexual assault case that had been brought against Bryant and dis- picking up honor at Harvard missed. In the clip, King FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS CAMBRIDGE (AP) — said this week that Platt He also stars in the asks Leslie whether the 2003 case made Bryant’s Oprah Winfrey speaks during the Celebration Ben Platt’s latest acco- was chosen “because of film “Run This Town,” legacy complicated for of the Life of Toni Morrison at the Cathedral of lades are pitch perfect. the incredible impact he which premiered at last her. Leslie said that it St. John the Divine in New York. The award-winning has had on Broadway and year’s SXSW Film Festi- did not. actor and musician is in Hollywood at such a val and will be released Critics lashed out at was shared out of con- OK, but she hasn’t slept being honored by Harvard young age.” this spring, and will star King on social media text and expressed anger in two days.” University’s famed Hasty Platt won a Tony in in the film adaptation of for bringing up the old at her network. “I am After the alleged victim Pudding Theatricals as 2017 for “Dear Evan the Stephen Sondheim allegations. Actor, rap mortified, I am embar- its 2020 Man of the Year. Hansen,” while the cast decided not to pursue musical “Merrily We artist and television rassed and I'm very the case, she and Bryant At 26, Platt is the recording took home the Roll Along.” executive 50 Cent told angry,” King said. CBS reached a settlement in youngest recipient in Grammy for best musical Also a musician, Platt’s The Associated Press he later released a state- the 54-year history of theater album as well 2005. Bryant, who was debut album “Sing To Me thought it was unfair ment saying the clip “did the award, handed out as a Daytime Emmy for 24 at the time of the Instead” was released because Bryant wasn't not reflect the nature annually by the troupe its performance on “The Colorado incident, said last year. around to defend him- and tone” of the complete that dates to the late Today Show.” self. Snoop Dogg posted interview. he had not committed 18th century. Platt is also known for Former winners of the Man of the Year include a profane Twitter video Winfrey criticized what sexual assault. Platt will receive his his role as Benji Apple- that concluded with him she called “misogynist Tom Hanks, Robert Bryant, his 13-year-old pudding pot late Friday baum in the films “Pitch urging King to back off vitriol'” against King. daughter Gianna, and at a celebratory roast. A Perfect” and “Pitch De Niro and Harrison “before we come get you.” “I can see how people seven other people were performance of “Mean Perfect 2.” Ford. Last year’s Man would obviously be very The Twitter account killed in a January heli- Ghouls,” Hasty Pud- He’s currently filming of the Year was Milo belonging to imprisoned upset if you thought that ding’s second production the second season of the Ventimiglia. comedian Bill Cosby Gayle was just trying to copter crash in Southern including women in the Netflix series “The Politi- Hasty Pudding’s 2020 also was critical. press to get an answer California. A memorial cast, will follow. cian,” which earned him a Woman of the Year, King said in a video from Lisa Leslie,” Winfrey will be held at the Staples Hasty Pudding co-pro- Golden Globe nomination Elizabeth Banks, was response via Twitter on continued. “Obviously all Center in Los Angeles ducer Natalie Needle last season. honored last week. Thursday that the clip things pass, she will be later this month. Leslie Jones livens up Siriano’s N.Y. Fashion Week front row By Leanne Italie print with boxy waists, ASSOCIATED PRESS worn with wide-brim hats. There was ample black, NEW YORK — With and velvets in blush and shouts of “Work it! work fuchsia. He also put out it!” from superfan Leslie gowns, cropped blazers and Jones in the front row, flare trousers in eggplant. Christian Siriano Siriano said he let his helped kick off New imagination run wild York Fashion Week on as he jumped off from Thursday, rolling out Quinn’s story. sculptured showstopping “Everybody has a little gowns, looks of rainbow inner Harley Quinn. fringe and pops of bright She’s rock and cool and “funhouse” green. edgy and dark, which this The “Saturday Night collection has, but how Live” alum could barely do we elevate her, make contain herself, hopping her a little more glam- out of her seat at times orous, somewhat more to cheer on models as put together? In the film Heidi Klum looked on. there’s this really cool In a backstage inter- kind of Gothic funhouse, view, Siriano told The so that set the tone,” he Associated Press he drew said. “That got me to look inspiration in part from into surrealist paintings the DC Comics superhe- and the Dada art move- ro film “Birds of Prey,” ment, so that inspired a the story of how Harley lot of the sculpture.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Quinn joins forces with There was a lot of shine, The Christian Siriano collection is modeled during Fashion Week, Thursday, in New York. others to battle crime texture, reflected light lord Black Mask. and sparkle in tiered red carpet designer who “It's really hard. I have a slew of celebrities. He’s the Grammys. Column gowns came in ruffles, sequin fringe and would fit her 6-foot frame. literally half my team back the man behind Billy “I've known Lizzo a really, “Joker” Jacquard and mul- shimmery knits. Siriano really long time,” he said. ticolored “Harley” fringe. stayed true to a range While working on his doing Oscar dresses that Porter’s tuxedo gown Among Siriano’s finale of body types, one of the Fall 2020 collection, are going on a plane. That’s from last year’s Oscars “Lizzo performed at my looks were architectural things that drew Jones Siriano was busy mul- a little frustrating,” he said. and helped outfit Lizzo, after-party like four years mermaid gowns in a spar- to him in the first place titasking ahead of the Siriano has become a Demi Lovato and Yola ago. No one even knew who kly silver crystal and black when she couldn’t find a Oscars on Sunday. red carpet mainstay for (in bright pink fringe) for she was. I love her.” WEATHER LOTTERY National weather MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Saturday, February 8, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. 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ITEM FILE PHOTO ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Classical’s Ava Thurman (left) scored six points in a win over English English’s Mukeba Jean-Baptiste (center) had 14 points and 11 rebounds Friday night. in a win over Classical Friday night. Classical girls remain in tournament English boys weather the storm hunt after win over Bulldogs to earn big win over Rams By Daniel Kane get a little bit closer is big. hard,” Sawyer said. “She By Mike Alongi derson. “I told our guys Jean-Baptiste each notch- ITEM STAFF English put it on us, beat gives you everything that ITEM STAFF that I don’t care about ing double-doubles. Bad- us by 18 when we played she has. She’s an under- records, how they’re play- mus put up 19 points and LYNN — The Classical over there, so to come back sized forward but you LYNN — The English ing or anything else. In a 13 rebounds, while girls basketball team in our home gym, I’m proud wouldn’t know it because boys basketball team rivalry game like this ev- Jean-Baptiste had 14 needs to pile up wins to of the kids.” she’s got a big heart.” faced adversity in the ear- erything gets thrown out points and 11 rebounds. chase a state tournament Amber Crayton had a Kylia Reynoso (10 ly minutes Friday night, the window. (Classical) “Those guys are some bid and the Rams weren’t huge game for the Rams points, four rebounds) but the Bulldogs weath- came right at us and big boys, and when we can going to let cross-town ri- with a game-high 13 and Mashayla Johnson ered the storm and turned made some shots early, run the offense through val English get in the way, points, nine rebounds and (six points, seven re- things around to roll to a but once we started play- them and get points in fending off the Bulldogs to six steals. Jean Gup- bounds, four steals) led 107-73 win over cross- ing how we wanted to and the paint we’re tough to earn a 35-32 home win Fri- ton-Morrison (11 points, the Bulldogs. town rival Classical at getting some shots to fall, deal with,” Anderson said. day night. six rebounds, three steals) While this one was frus- Paul Cavanagh Field we were able to pull “They do a great job re- “It’s a huge win for us,” wasn’t far behind. Ava trating for the Bulldogs, House. away.” bounding and altering Tom Sawyer said. “It’s no Thurman added six points coach Mackenzie Charles “Those guys (at Classi- The Bulldogs used their shots defensively, so they secret we’re ghting for while Kiara Edmonds gave all the credit to cal) can play, and we knew size to their advantage in really allow us to do a lot our tournament life so any- hauled in seven rebounds. Classical. that coming in,” said En- the win, with Ademide of things out there.” time you can get a win to “Amber just plays so CLASSICAL, B2 glish coach Antonio An- Badmus and Mukeba ENGLISH, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO Maiya Bergdorf scored 14 points for St. Mary’s in a win over Cardinal Spellman Friday night. St. Mary’s girls earn

ITEM FILE PHOTO 18th consecutive win Peabody freshman Taylor Bettencourt scored the game-winning basket at the buzzer to lift the shot goes in it looks that Tanners to a win over Beverly Friday night. By Harold Rivera FOR THE ITEM much better but I said ‘It’s game 19. When you’re con- BROCKTON — Before tinuing to make the extra Bettencourt lifts Peabody to victory the season started, St. pass, the sky’s the limit.’ Mary’s girls basketball They’re continuing to do coach Jeff Newhall ap- SCHOOL ROUNDUP Beverly’s Hailey An- had a solid all-around ronica Tache had nine it. It’s on us to sustain derson nished with 36 game with a team-high points and six rebounds plauded his team for hav- that.” By Mike Alongi points and topped the 12 points, four rebounds and freshman Bella ing a sense of chemistry The victory was St. ITEM STAFF 1,000 point mark. and three steals. Tori Mo- Romero recorded 13 re- that often takes a while to Mary’s 18th in a row, rais- Peabody (6-10) is back relli had nine points and bounds. develop. Now, as the Spar- Trailing by two points ing the Spartans’ mark to Fenwick (12-6) hosts tans approach the tail end with ten seconds to play, in action Monday against seven rebounds and Car- 18-1. After falling to Arch- Archbishop Williams of their regular season Peabody freshman Taylor Swampscott (7). The Tan- oline Waisnor had eight bishop Williams in the Monday (6:30). schedule, that chemistry Bettencourt’s 3-pointer ners need to win out to points. Riley Hallahan season opener, the Spar- make the state tourna- (six points), Ava Buon- BOYS BASKETBALL continues to carry them in tans have simply taken at the buzzer turned de- the right direction. ment. glio ( ve points, ve Beverly 73, the season by storm. feat into victory for the Friday night’s 81-36 rout GIRLS BASKETBALL rebounds) and Melissa Peabody 41 “We lost the rst game Tanners girls basketball on the road at Catholic Morelli ( ve points) also Alex Jean was a bright and we were down 10 in team in a 48-47 win over Lynn eld 55, Central League opponent spot for the Tanners, scor- the second quarter in An- Northeastern Conference Triton 38 scored. Cardinal Spellman was ing a team-high 11 points. dover,” Newhall said. “We foe Beverly Friday night. The Pioneers started Lynn eld’s next game another indication that Joangel Lugo scored sev- started to question what Emily Carney led Pea-  at and led by only two, is Sunday at Manches- St. Mary’s isn’t leaving en points, Drew Lucas and was going on. Really from body with 14 points and 20-18 at the half, but ter-Essex (3). anything on the table this Krisli Miraka scored ve that point, the intensity’s hit four 3-pointers, while they poured it on in the Fenwick 49, winter. points each, while Chioke been great, the energy’s Lauryn Mendonca had second half to seal the Austin Prep 34 “I talked about it two Onwuogu and Brajan Ja- great on the bench, on the 11 points. Amber Kirico- win against the scrappy Brynn Bertucci had a or three different times kic had four points each.  oor, we’re making the ples had a double-double Vikings. Cate MacDon- huge game for the Cru- during timeouts (Friday),” Nick Soper (three points) extra pass. It helps when with 10 points and 12 ald had a double-dou- saders with 13 points and Newhall said. “We went on and Alex Rice (two points) you have a bunch of good rebounds. Emma Bloom ble with10 points,12 re- 14 rebounds, while Liz quick scoring spurts and also scored. basketball players.” and Georgia Leon played bounds and three blocks, Gonzalez added 10 points we were making the extra outstanding defense. while Grace Klonsky and eight rebounds. Ve- ROUNDUP, B2 pass. Obviously, when the ST. MARY’S, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2020

ITEM FILE PHOTO Kylia Reynoso led English with 10 points and four rebounds in a loss to Classical Friday. Classical stays in playoff hunt with win CLASSICAL fourth from Reynoso From B1 helped cut the lead down to three in the final min- “It was bad basketball,” utes. But where Classical Charles said. “We didn’t struggled at the free play with the effort we throw line in the first half, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK needed to win the game. I they rose to the occasion give all the credit to Clas- to squeak out the 35-32 Classical’s Brandon Summers (center) had 16 points and four rebounds in a loss to English Fri- sical. They played ex- win. day night. tremely hard. They played “Overall we did not harder and smarter than shoot well from the foul we did. They deserved the line (Friday) but in the win.” fourth quarter when the English boys take down rival Classical A steal and basket from game was on the line we Gupton-Morrison and a were 8-for-14,” Sawyer ENGLISH shots for one another,” said quarter. Classical (10-8) will try layup by Crayton put said. “We were a little bit From B1 Classical coach Jasper The second quarter start- to rebound on Monday Classical ahead 4-2 early better in the fourth than Grassa. “That’s the only ed much the same way, with a game against Mal- and the Rams carried a we were for the whole Jarnel Guzman led all way you can stay with (En- with three lead changes den. The Rams need one slim lead all the way game. That’s when the scorers with 28 points, glish), and once they were and two ties in the first win in their final four through the rest of a back- pressure amps up a bit so while Mason Jean-Bap- able to get in our passing three minutes of the quar- games to earn a tourna- and-forth first half. credit to the kids who tiste added 17 points. Jack lanes and disrupt things, ter. But after that, English ment berth. Four-straight points stepped up there and Rodriguez had 12 points we didn’t really have an started making plays. “We’ve just got to keep from Crayton stretched knocked them down. and four rebounds, while answer.” Behind the tandem of working,” said Grassa. the lead to seven but Juli- That’s not easy to do.” Louis Rivera Jr. (eight The first quarter was just Guzman and Badmus, the “We’re going to watch the ana Perry’s and-one cut The Rams (8-9) need points) and Joaquin Cres- about the most evenly Bulldogs went on an ex- film and see where things the lead to four in the two wins in their last po (six points, five re- matched quarter one could tended run over the final keep breaking down, then second. The Rams had three games to qualify for bounds) played well off the ask for, with the two rivals five minutes of the half. we’ll work on that.” plenty of chances at the the state tournament, bench. battling through six lead Foul trouble for Classical English (15-2) takes on free throw line to bump up starting with a home Classical got 16 points changes and two ties. The also allowed English extra Salem Monday (7). The their lead the rest of the game against Danvers and four rebounds from Rams came out on fire de- opportunities for points at Bulldogs are starting to half, but couldn’t capital- Thursday (7). Brandon Summers in the fensively, forcing a number the free throw line. By the round into tournament ize, edging out the Bull- “Certainly they feel good loss, while Jayden Thorn- of tough shots for English end of the first half, the form as the regular season dogs 16-13 before the now, but when practice ton added 15 points. Jeff and making plays in tran- Bulldogs had stretched comes to a close. break. starts (Saturday) at 9:30 Hill, Jr. had 11 points and sition to take an early 14- their lead to 15 points at “Everything is coming English tied things up to we’ll have the same girls four rebounds, Tony Pala- 12 lead. English settled 52-37. along, but we’re really just start the third but Classi- we have every Saturday,” vra had 10 points and down and made some shots In the second half, the trying to get better every cal went on a 9-0 run from Sawyer said. “I’m not sure three rebounds and Jeff to get right back in it, Bulldogs just couldn’t miss. day,” Anderson said. “We’re there, highlighted by a any momentum will carry Barbosa had seven points eventually taking a 21-19 English went on a 20-6 run back at practice (Saturday) 3-pointer from Thurman over to next Thursday. We and two rebounds. lead, but a one-and-one out of the gate in the third and we have a game Mon- to go ahead 25-16. have to get prepared and “We did some good things basket by Hill Jr. with 0.4 quarter to extend its lead day, so really we’re just The Rams got that lead we have to execute. If we early in terms of sharing seconds left gave the Rams to 29 points before running taking things one day at a up to as many as nine in do that we give ourselves the ball and getting good a 22-21 lead after the first away with the win. time.” the fourth before the Bull- a chance.” dogs started to claw back. English (12-4) hosts Sa- A pair of threes in the lem Monday (7). Spartans girls basketball grabs 18th consecutive win ST. MARY’S third quarter. Newhall’s From B1 substitutes finished the win in the fourth quarter. St. Mary’s featured Van Nguyen and Pej’ae 12 scorers Friday, four Parent each netted a in double-figures. Mai- 3-pointer. ya Bergdorf and Nico- “Like I’ve been saying, lette D’Itria each scored one through 14 we have a game-high 14 points. a really good team,” Ne- Following their lead were whall said. “Everybody’s Gabby Torres (13 points) part of it. Last year we and Olivia Matela (12). lost two girls in a six-sec- Jannise Avelino poured in ond span at the Tsongas six points and, with Berg- Center (in the Division 3 dorf, controlled the paint. North final). You’re throw- Torres opened the scor- ing people in the game ing with a basket follow- and it’s like ‘Oh my God ing a series of Spartans it’s my turn.’ we’re hop- offensive rebounds. Half- ing that throughout the way through the first pe- course of the regular sea- riod, D’Itria’s 3-pointer son they’ve gotten enough bumped St. Mary’s lead time that if that happens to double-digits at 13-2. again they’re ready to go.” Spellman looked to stop St. Mary’s travels to the bleeding with Madi- Boston Monday (6:30) for son Feetham’s basket but a CCL battle with Cathe- the Spartans followed dral. With a victory, St. ITEM FILE PHOTO with a 5-2 run. Bergdorf’s Mary’s wins the league. Lynnfield’s Sam Pifko (center) scored one goal in a loss to Newburyport Friday. 3-pointer cushioned the The Spartans have yet to lead to 21-4. The Spartans come away with a win on closed the quarter with the Panthers’ home floor. two more hoops. “They came into the Lynnfield boys hockey falls to Newburyport St. Mary’s proceeded to league four years ago tally the next 10 points and we just beat them for ROUNDUP the loss for the Eagles, lights-out from distance, Newburyport 5, before Spellman scored the first time in January. From B1 while Aidan Callahan hitting 10 3-pointers en Lynnfield 2 again via free throw. To We’re looking forward to was right behind with 20 route to a 32-point per- Sam Pifko and Alex the Cardinals’ credit, they it,” Newhall said. “It’ll Peabody (9-9) is back in points. formance. Jorge Guerrero Buonopane scored one ended the half on a 7-4 be a great environment. action Monday at Swamp- The Prep (7-10) hosts St. had a double-double with goal each in the loss for run. But St. Mary’s was There’s a lot at stake. The scott (7). The Tanners John’s (Shrewsbury) Tues- 10 points and 15 rebounds, the Pioneers. Nate Alves, well ahead with a 39-12 winner’s going to win the must win their final two day night (7). while Guillermo Pimentel Danny Mack, Pat Barrett lead at halftime. league. It’s like a confer- games to qualify for the Salem 63, had a complete game with and Brenden Henehen Torres hit a pair of 3’s, ence championship game. tournament. Winthrop 40 eight points, six rebounds notched one assist each. including one to open the We’re looking forward to Xaverian 74, The Witches locked up a and seven assists. Lynnfield (10-6-2) takes second half, and Que- being in a good environ- St. John’s Prep 60 spot in the upcoming state Salem (10-6) takes on on North Reading Wednes- liz beat the buzzer from ment against a really good Rollie Castineyra scored tournament with the vic- English Monday (7). day (5:10) at Kasabuski halfcourt to highlight the team.” a team-high 21 points in tory. Bobby Jellison was BOYS HOCKEY Arena in Saugus. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Wrestling Boys Hockey Lynnfield at Haverhill Tournament (TBA) Peabody at Ashland (TBA) Archbishop Williams at Fenwick (6) Marblehead at Whittier (8 a.m.) Lynn at Cambridge (3) Saugus at Ashland (TBA) Winthrop at Marblehead (12:30) Watertown at Saugus (5:40) Swimming Swampscott at Beverly (5:40) Girls North sectional meets at MIT St. Mary’s at Lowell Catholic (6:50) (4:15) Girls Hockey SUNDAY Beverly at Peabody/Lynnfield (4) Girls Hockey Marblehead at Winthrop (1:30) Oakmont at Fenwick (9) St. Joseph’s at St. Mary’s (7:20) Scituate at Marblehead (10:30) Gymnastics Swimming Peabody at Danvers (3:30) Boys North sectional meets at MIT Fenwick at Winthrop (4) (4:15)

SPORTS BRIEFS NSBUA Classes Lynn girls youth The North Shore Base- hockey signups ball Umpires Association (NSBUA) is looking for Lynn Youth Hockey is new umpires for the 2020 looking to form two all- season. girls teams — one at 10U The class dates are Feb- and one at 12U — for the ruary 10 and 24. The certi- 2020-2021 season. The teams will play out of the fication exam date is Middlesex Yankee Confer- March 2. ence Girls League and the The $100 fee includes the invite is open to all girls course, all written materi- under 12 years old who als, a rule book and the live in Lynn and the sur- certification exam. A suc- rounding cities and towns. cessfully completed Massa- Placements will be held chusetts CORI certification March 6 from 6 p.m. to 7 is required. p.m. at Connery Rink in For more information Lynn. contact Interpreter Steve For more information, Carroll via email at ste- please contact bboisson@ [email protected]. lynnyouthhockey.com.

NHL PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Romeo Langford (right) goes to the basket against Atlanta Hawks guard Treveon Graham during EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division a win Friday night. GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 55 33 10 12 78 183 138 St. Louis 55 32 15 8 72 176 157 Tampa Bay 54 34 15 5 73 196 149 Colorado 52 30 16 6 66 192 151 Toronto 55 29 19 7 65 199 185 Dallas 53 30 18 5 65 142 136 Florida 53 29 18 6 64 190 178 Nashville 53 26 20 7 59 174 174 Celtics survive late push to beat Hawks Montreal 56 26 23 7 59 175 172 Winnipeg 55 27 23 5 59 163 168 Buffalo 55 24 23 8 56 157 173 Chicago 54 25 21 8 58 161 168 Ottawa 54 18 25 11 47 145 183 Minnesota 53 25 22 6 56 164 176 BOSTON (AP) — both came up empty from Tatum and Walker. 35-9 when scoring 100 or Detroit 56 13 39 4 30 115 212 Pacific Division Jayson Tatum had seven 3. Romeo Langford cor- But Boston’s second unit more points. Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA 3-pointers and scored 32 ralled the rebound, was GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vancouver 55 30 20 5 65 179 167 of Semi Ojeleye, Grant HONORING CARTER Washington 54 36 13 5 77 197 160 Vegas 56 28 21 7 63 177 168 points to help the Boston fouled and hit both of his Williams, Vincent Poirier, Celtics president of bas- Pittsburgh 53 33 15 5 71 178 146 Edmonton 54 28 20 6 62 173 171 Celtics hold off the Atlan- ensuing free throws. Brad Wannamaker and ketball operations Danny Columbus 55 30 16 9 69 146 135 Arizona 56 27 22 7 61 158 153 N.Y. Islanders 52 31 15 6 68 155 142 Calgary 55 27 22 6 60 149 169 ta Hawks 112-107 on Fri- Collins led Atlanta Tremont Waters shot just Ainge presented Atlan- Carolina 54 31 20 3 65 174 148 San Jose 55 24 27 4 52 145 181 day night. with 30 points and 10 re- 1 of 8 from the field over ta’s Vince Carter with a Philadelphia 54 29 18 7 65 170 162 Anaheim 55 22 26 7 51 143 171 It was Tatum’s eighth N.Y. Rangers 53 26 23 4 56 173 172 Los Angeles 55 19 31 5 43 136 176 bounds. Huerter finished the final 6:46 of the open- plaque prior to the game New Jersey 53 19 24 10 48 146 190 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. consecutive game with with 25 points. ing quarter. Atlanta fin- congratulating him on his at least 20 points. Enes The Celtics were also ished the period trailing Friday’s Games Calgary at Vancouver, 10 p.m. “22 season Hall of Fame Buffalo 3, N.Y. Rangers 2 Carolina at Vegas, 10 p.m. Kanter added 16 points missing starters with 28-26, getting 11 points career.” The plaque in- Columbus 2, Detroit 0 Sunday’s Games and 15 rebounds as Bos- Jaylen Brown (right an- from John Collins and 10 Toronto 5, Anaheim 4, OT Boston at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. cluded a photo of Carter Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. ton posted its sixth con- kle sprain), Gordon Hay- Anaheim at Buffalo, 3 p.m. from Kevin Huerter. — then with the Raptors Saturday’s Games Los Angeles at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. secutive win. ward (left foot soreness) The Hawks outscored Ottawa at Winnipeg, 2 p.m. Chicago at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. — shooting a jumper over Arizona at Boston, 3 p.m. Atlanta led at halftime, and Daniel Theis (right the Celtics 29-26 in the Colorado at Minnesota, 7:30 p.m. Paul Pierce. It also in- Colorado at Columbus, 7 p.m. despite having only nine ankle sprain) all sitting second quarter and took a Los Angeles at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Monday’s Games cluded logos of the eight N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Arizona at Montreal, 7 p.m. players available and out. 55-54 lead into halftime. Florida at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. NBA teams the 43-year- Nashville at Edmonton, 7 p.m. playing without Trae The Hawks also didn’t The Celtics responded, Philadelphia at Washington, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Washington, 7 p.m. old Carter has played for Pittsburgh at Florida, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. Young, DeAndrew Bem- have trade deadline ac- outscoring Atlanta 22-11 Toronto at Montreal, 7 p.m. Nashville at Vancouver, 10 p.m. bry, Cam Reddish and quisitions Clint Capela, over the final 7:29 of the during his career. Dallas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Calgary at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Bruno Fernando. But the Dewayne Dedmon and third quarter to take an Later, Celtics fans Hawks struggled to make Skal Labissiere, who 87-73 lead into the fourth. erupted in cheers when NBA shots in the second half. hadn’t yet joined the team The Hawks shot just 6 he checked into the game midway through the first EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE They got within 110-107 as they awaited their for 21 from the field (five Atlantic Division Southwest Division with 41.3 seconds to play deals to be officially com- turnovers) in the third. quarter. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB on a dunk by John Collins. UP NEXT Toronto 37 14 .725 — Houston 33 18 .647 — pleted. TIP-INS Boston 36 15 .706 1 Dallas 31 21 .596 2½ The Hawks got the ball The Celtics took advan- Hawks: Fell to an East- Hawks: visit Knicks on Philadelphia 32 21 .604 6 Memphis 26 26 .500 7½ back with 18.3 seconds tage, jumping out to a ern Conference-worse Sunday. Brooklyn 23 27 .460 13½ San Antonio 22 29 .431 11 New York 16 36 .308 21½ New Orleans 21 31 .404 12½ left, but Kevin Huerter 21-7 lead, which includ- 6-22 on the road with loss. Celtics: at Oklahoma Southeast Division Northwest Division and Brandon Goodwin ed 17 combined points by Celtics: Improved to City on Sunday. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 34 16 .680 — Denver 36 16 .692 — Orlando 22 30 .423 13 Utah 32 18 .640 3 Washington 18 32 .360 16 Oklahoma City 31 20 .608 4½ TV/RADIO Charlotte 16 35 .314 18½ Portland 24 28 .462 12 Atlanta 14 39 .264 21½ Minnesota 15 35 .300 20 SATURDAY 3 p.m...... PGA Tour: AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am...... CBS Central Division Pacific Division TV 8:30 p.m...... European PGA/LPGA: Vic Handa Open...... Golf W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 44 7 .863 — L.A. Lakers 38 12 .760 — NHL Men’s Soccer Indiana 31 20 .608 13 L.A. Clippers 36 15 .706 2½ 2 p.m...... Ottawa at Winnipeg...... NHL Network 7:30 a.m...... Crystal Palace at Everton...... NBCSN Chicago 19 34 .358 26 Phoenix 20 31 .392 18½ Detroit 19 34 .358 26 Sacramento 19 31 .380 19 3 p.m...... Arizona at Boston...... NESN 9:30 a.m...... Fortuna Dusseldorf at VfL Wolfsburg...... FS1 Cleveland 13 39 .250 31½ Golden State 12 40 .231 27 7 p.m...... Toronto at Montreal...... NHL Network 9:30 a.m...... SC Paderborn at Schalke...... FS2 Friday’s Games Sunday’s Games Men’s College Hockey 12:20 p.m...... Borussia Dortmund at Bayer Leverkusen...... FS2 Washington 119, Dallas 118 Boston at Oklahoma City, 3:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m...... Watford at Brighton & Hove Albion...... NBC Philadelphia 119, Memphis 107 Chicago at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. 7 p.m...... UMass Lowell at Merrimack...... NESN Boston 112, Atlanta 107 Memphis at Washington, 6 p.m. 7 p.m...... Vermont at New Hampshire...... NESN Plus Radio Detroit at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. New York at Atlanta, 6 p.m. NHL Toronto at Indiana, 8 p.m. Utah at Houston, 7 p.m. Women’s Hockey Houston at Phoenix, 9 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. 10 p.m...... Rivalry series: US vs. Canada...... NHL Network 3 p.m...... Arizona at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 Miami at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Miami at Portland, 9 p.m. Portland at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Men’s College Basketball Monday’s Games NBA Saturday’s Games Atlanta at Orlando, 7 p.m. 12 p.m...... Boston College at Virginia Tech...... WEEI-AM 850 Milwaukee at Orlando, 5 p.m. 8:30 p.m...... LA Lakers at Golden State...... 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ESPNU 7 p.m...... Utah at Houston...... NBATV 1 p.m...... Kentucky at Tennessee...... CBS Men’s College Basketball February 8 last two rounds to shock defend- 1 p.m...... Texas A&M at South Carolina...... SEC Network ing dunk champion Dominique 12 p.m...... Butler at Marquette...... FS1 1936 — Jay Berwanger, University 2 p.m...... Florida at Mississippi...... ESPN2 of Chicago halfback and Heisman Wilkins and the crowd at Dallas’ 12 p.m...... Cincinnati at UConn...... CBSSN 2 p.m...... Georgia Tech at Pittsburgh...... NESN Plus Trophy winner, is the first player Reunion Arena. 1 p.m...... Ohio State at Wisconsin...... CBS ever selected in the NFL Draft. 1987 — Seattle’s Tom Chambers, 2 p.m...... Purdue at Indiana...... ESPN 2 p.m...... Evansville at Bradley...... CBSSN 1950 — Man o’ War is selected a last-minute replacement for the 2 p.m...... Saint Louis at Dayton...... CBSSN 3 p.m...... Wichita State at Houston...... ESPN injured Ralph Sampson, scores a the greatest horse of the half cen- 2 p.m...... West Virginia at Oklahoma...... ESPNU 4 p.m...... Valparaiso at Loyola Chicago...... ESPNU tury by The Associated Press. Man game-high 34 points to lead the 2:30 p.m...... Seton Hall at Villanova...... Fox West to a 154-149 overtime win 6 p.m...... Washington at Washington St...... ESPNU o’ War, as a 2- and 3-year-old, is 3 p.m...... St. Bonaventure at Duquesne...... NBCSN a winner in 20 of 21 races and over the East in the NBA All-Star 6:30 p.m...... Northwestern at Rutgers...... Big Ten Network 3:30 p.m...... Arkansas at Missouri...... SEC Network holds five track records. Game before 34,275 at the King- Women’s College Basketball 1962 — Wilt Chamberlain of the dome. 4 p.m...... Minnesota at Penn State...... Big Ten Network 12 p.m...... Boston College at Clemson...... NESN Philadelphia Warriors scores 59 1997 — Scotty Bowman becomes 4 p.m...... South Florida at Memphis...... CBSSN 12 p.m...... Rutgers at Maryland...... Big Ten Network the first NHL coach to win 1,000 points in a 136-120 victory over 4 p.m...... Texas Tech at Texas...... ESPN2 12 p.m...... Temple at South Florida...... ESPNU the New York Knicks and beats his games as Detroit beats Pittsburgh 4 p.m...... UMBC at UMass Lowell...... NESN Plus 6-5 on Brendan Shanahan’s over- 1 p.m...... Georgia at Florida...... SEC Network own single-season scoring record 4 p.m...... Virginia at Louisville...... ESPN of 3,033 by six points. time goal. Bowman, the coach of 1 p.m...... Texas A&M at Mississippi St...... ESPN 5 p.m...... Saint Joseph’s at La Salle...... NBCSN 1964 — Billy Kidd and James six Stanley Cup champion teams, 2 p.m...... Louisville at Syracuse...... ESPN2 Heuga win the first men’s Olympic is 1,000-452-255 in regular-sea- 6 p.m...... Alabama at Georgia...... SEC Network 2 p.m...... Texas at Texas Tech...... ESPNU Alpine skiing medals for the Unit- son games and 162-101 in the 6 p.m...... 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Tampa Bay at New York...... Fox period, but the Red Wings lose 5-3 2003 — Mario Lemieux becomes 8 p.m...... Providence at Xavier...... FS1 5 p.m...... St. Louis at Dallas...... ESPN the 10th player in NHL history to at Detroit’s Olympia Stadium. 8 p.m...... San Diego St. at Air Force...... CBSSN Golf 1983 — Wayne Gretzky puts reach 1,000 career assists. He 8:30 p.m...... Vanderbilt at Mississippi St...... SEC Network 1 p.m...... PGA Tour: AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am...... Golf on a show, scoring four goals in has four in Pittsburgh’ 5-2 victory 10 p.m...... Boise St. at Utah State...... CBSSN the third period of the Campbell in Boston. 3 p.m...... PGA Tour: AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am...... CBS Conference’s 9-3 win against the 2014 — Wichita State beats 10 p.m...... Gonzaga at Saint Mary’s...... ESPN Men’s Soccer Wales Conference in the NHL All- Northern Iowa 82-73 to become 10 p.m...... UC Irvine at UC Santa Barbara...... ESPNU 9 a.m...... Bournemouth at Sheffield United...... NBCSN Star Game held at New York’s the first men’s team to open 25-0 10 p.m...... UCLA at Arizona...... ESPN2 11:30 a.m...... West Ham United at Manchester City...... NBCSN Nassau Coliseum. He breaks Ted since Derrick Rose helped Mem- 10 p.m...... USC at Arizona St...... FS1 9:30 a.m...... Cologne at Borussia Monchengladbach...... FS1 Lindsay’s record of three goals in phis win its first 26 games in XFL Radio an All-Star Game, set in 1950. 2007-08. 2 p.m...... Seattle at D.C...... ABC NHL 1986 — Atlanta’s Spud Webb, 2016 — Breanna Stewart has 25 at 5-foot-7, wins NBA Slam Dunk points and 10 rebounds as No. 1 5 p.m...... Los Angeles at Houston...... Fox 12:30 p.m...... Boston at Detroit...... WBZ-FM 98.5 competition. Webb receives a UConn beats No. 2 South Carolina Golf NBA perfect 50 from the judges in the 66-54. 1 p.m...... PGA Tour: AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am...... Golf 3:30 p.m...... Boston at Oklahoma City...... WBZ-FM 98.5 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Boyfriend’s prison record opens him up to judgment DEAR ABBY: I have affecting me emotionally. never been in love before, Dear Abby is written by Abigail I suggest you try it. Also, and I have just learned Van Buren, also known as Jeanne while your schedule as a the man I’m seeing is a new mother may be a former felon. It was noth- Phillips, and was founded by her busy one, if you can make ing having to do with sex- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact the time, consider volun- ual violence or killing Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. teering at your local li- anyone. I’m afraid if my brary or a senior citizens’ family finds out, they will Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. center. If you do, it may judge him. He works sev- help you feel less helpless, en days a week and lives knowing you are not only in a shelter because most lease. Explain that to does. Advice, Abby? doing something positive places don’t want to rent your family, and suggest but also making a signif- to felons. He treats me they take the time to get to SUPER SENSITIVE icant difference in some- good and takes me out for know him before jumping IN KENTUCKY one else’s life. dinners. to conclusions and mak- Maybe I’m stupid for ing any final judgments. DEAR SUPER SEN- DEAR ABBY: I have not being judgmental, SITIVE: That you have been retired for a little but he’s a good person DEAR ABBY: I’ve al- recently become a mother more than a year, and I who has served his time ways been sensitive, but and are responsible for a enjoy it, except for one for his crimes, and he’s it has gotten worse since helpless little person may problem. My husband still being punished. Are I became a mom a year have something to do seems to think that since people like him not al- ago. I dread watching or with your feelings. But I’m home, I should be lowed to be in love and reading the news for fear please don’t judge the constantly busy — clean- have families too? of seeing a child, parent whole world or the people ing, cooking, doing or animal has been hurt in it by the horror stories SOMETHING. He accus- IN LOVE IN or mistreated. I’m a reli- featured in the headlines, es me of being lazy. I NEBRASKA gious person, and I find because they are mislead- think he may be jealous myself asking God why ing. Many people do posi- that I don’t work any- DEAR IN LOVE: Peo- bad things happen. tive things to help their more. What do you think? ple make mistakes. People I know the tragic sto- neighbors and their com- “like him” also fall in ries tend to make the munities that don’t make RETIREE IN love, marry and have headlines, but how would the news. Consequently, GEORGIA families. While there is you suggest I learn to we hear less about them. bias against individuals still see the good in the I combat feelings like DEAR RETIREE: I with prison records, the world? I can’t quit seeing those you are experienc- think you may have hit fact that they served time the news. We are inun- ing by taking a “vacation” the nail on the head. does not guarantee they dated. I just wish the from reading or watching Things might improve if can’t go on to live success- negativity of the world the news for a few days or you tell him less often how ful lives after their re- didn’t get to me like it a week when I think it is much you’re enjoying it. BRIDGE

Take your time to find the answer Terry Pratchett, an Englishman advance. West’s two-spade rebid who, inter alia, authored 41 fanta- promised at least a six-card suit. sy novels about Discworld, wrote, “A North supported with support. South marriage is always made up of two happily passed, knowing that if four people who are prepared to swear hearts were good, his partner would that only the other one snores.” have bid it. That doesn’t have anything specific West continued with the spade to do with today’s deal, but I think it king at trick two: eight, diamond is amusing. Some players metaphor- three, seven. Then he paused. How ically snore at the table, just bidding did he view the prospects? and playing by rote, rather than ana- West, knowing that his partner had lyzing the deal and trying to find the started with a singleton spade and right line of play or defense. scant high-card values, could see In this deal, how can West defeat four winners: three spades and one three hearts after leading the spade heart. But where was number five? ace: four, 10, two? West shifted to his singleton club The auction was interesting. After at trick three. South won in his West opened one spade, North had hand and played a low trump, but a minimum two-level overcall, but West took the trick with his ace and he did have opening strength, and continued with his low spade. East bridge is a bidder’s game. South ruffed and gave his partner a club had a minimum for his two-heart ruff to defeat the contract. 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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S FORECLOSURE PUBLIC AUCTION; ATTN DEVELOPERS (SEAL) LAND COURT MORTGAGEE'SFRIDAY FEBRUARY FORECLOSURE 21, 2020 PUBLIC AT 11:00 AUCTION; AM ON ATTN THE DEVELOPERSPREMISES DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 1,2,5, & 6 SAGAMORE PLACE (FORMERLYFRIDAY FEBRUARY JANET WAY) 21, 2020 and 1466 AT 11:00 MAIN AM ST.; ON F/K/A THE PREMISES 1466 & 1480 MAIN ST., LYNNFIELD, MA 1,2,5, & 6 SAGAMORE PLACE (FORMERLY JANET WAY) and 1466 MAIN ST.; F/K/A 1466 & 1480 MAIN ST., LYNNFIELD, MA Docket 20 SM 000639 Roadway is in. Registered Land. ANR 5 lot plan approved by Lynnfield Planning Board (below); Land Court approval needed regarding 5 buildable lot plan; application Roadwaymade; Case is in.25736. Registered Buyer Land.at sale ANR to acquire 5 lot plan Land approved Court approval by Lynnfield if so desired. Planning Existing Board Land(below); Court Land approved Court planapproval is 3 buildableneeded regardi lots. ng 5 buildable lot plan; application ORDER OF NOTICE made;Property Case sold 25736. AS IS. NoBuyer warranties. at sale to No acquire representations. Land Court Buyer approval to complete if so desired. due diligence. Existing Land Court approved plan is 3 buildable lots. Property sold AS IS. No warranties. No representations. Buyer to complete due diligence. TO: Leon I. Gelfgatt

and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq):

U.S. Bank National Association,

claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Marblehead, numbered 75 Garfield Street, given by Leon I. Gelfgatt to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Homevest Mortgage Corporation, its successors and assigns, dated February 28, 2005, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24033, Page 1, and now held by plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status.

If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before March 23, 2020 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground of noncompliance with the Act.

Witness, GORDON H. PIPER Chief Justice of this Court on February 5, 2020 Attest:

______Deborah J. Patterson Recorder

(19-004531 Orlans) Item: February 8, 2020 Does your company need employees? TERMS OF SALE: THE AUCTION IS WITH RESERVE. The highest bidder shall be required to make a deposit of $15,000.00 to the holder of said Mortgage, in cash or by certifiedTERMS OF or SALE:bank cashier'sTHE AUCTION check IS at WITH the timeRESERVE. and place The highestof said salebidder of shallsaid premises.be required The to balancemake a ofdeposit the purchase of $15,000.00 price is to bethe paidholder to osaidf said holder Mortgage, in cash, in bycash certified or by checkcertified or orbank bank cashier's cashier's check, check and at thereuponthe time and the place deed ofshall said be sale delivered, of said in premises. thirty (30) The days balance from theof the date purchase of sale atprice the isfirm to ofbe Cunningham, paid to said holderMachanic, in cash, Cetlin, by Johnson, certified Harneycheck or & bank Tenney, cashier's LLP, check,Attorneys and forthereupon said holder, the deed 220 shall North be delivered,Main Street, in thirty Suite (30) 301, days Natick, from theMassachusetts. date of sale at The the successfulfirm of Cunningham, bidder shall Machanic, be required Cetlin, to Johnson, sign a MemorandumHarney & Tenney, of Terms LLP, of Attorneys Sale. Other for Terms said toholder, be announced 220 North at sale.Main Street, Suite 301, Natick, Massachusetts. The successful bidder shall be required to sign a Auctioneer:Memorandum American of Terms Auctions, of Sale. RobertOther Terms Porter; to 617-803-6000 be announced atMA. sale. Lic # 2149; http://www.americanauctionsma.com Item:Auctioneer: February American 8, 2020 Auctions, Robert Porter; 617-803-6000 MA. Lic # 2149; http://www.americanauctionsma.com

/- COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES20P0196EA Docket No. ES20C0048CA INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE CITATION ON Essex Division PETITION TO CHANGE NAME Essex Probate and Family Court Estate of: Thomas E. Fogarty 36 Federal Street Street Salem, MA 01970 Date of Death: December 05, 2019 (978)744-1020 Placing a help wanted ad is great for

In the matter of: Kayla Teada Trahan finding the skilled workers you need. To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Christopher J. Fogarty of Peabody, MA. A Petition To Change Name of Adult has been filed by Kayla Teada Trahan of Lynn, MA a Will has been admitted to informal probate. requesting that the court enter a Decree changing their name to: Christopher J. Fogarty of Peabody, MA. Serenity Levi-Cepheus Universe has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to IMPORTANT NOTICE serve without surety on the bond Any person may appear for purposes of objecting to the petition by filing an appearance at: The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Essex Probate and Family Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without 03/09/2020. supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration appearance if you object to this proceeding. from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Witness, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Date: January 29, 2020 Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Pamela Casey O'Brien and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Register of Probate Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Item: February 8, 2020 Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. 781-593-7700, ext.2 Item: February 8, 2020

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By Jill Lawless and loosened the grip of the Nicolae Dumitrache Roman Catholic church, ASSOCIATED PRESS legalized abortion and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS DUBLIN — Ireland’s same-sex marriage, revi- People shelter under a jumble of umbrellas as elections are usually talized a long-stagnant rain falls Friday, while the Bureau of Meteorol- two-horse races. But this economy and built up a ogy issued severe weather warning along the time there’s a third con- thriving high-tech sector. New South Wales state coast. tender, as a party with Internationally, Varad- historic links to the Irish kar was the face of Ireland Republican Army soars during Britain’s lengthy Heavy rain, floods in the polls. divorce negotiations with As Irish voters prepare the European Union. The lash eastern Australia, to choose a new parlia- outcome of those talks ment on Saturday, a res- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was crucial to Ireland, the tive electorate is rattling only EU country to share a Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin, left, and Fi- the two parties that have land border with the U.K. help with fires anna Fail spokesman for finance, Michael Mc- dominated the country’s Most people think politics since it won inde- Grath, center, meets shoppers at a shopping CANBERRA, Australia ing really good for quench- Varadkar and his party pendence from Britain a center in Cork, Ireland on Friday. (AP) — Heavy rains lashed ing some of these fires we’ve handled Brexit well, se- century ago, Fianna Fail curing guarantees that parts of the wildfire and been dealing with for many, and Fine Gael. of the curve in real terms cial crisis, which hit the drought-stricken Austra- many months,” he said. Polls show a surprise in articulating the kind of debt-fueled “Celtic Tiger” people and goods will lian east coast on Friday, “We don’t want to see surge — maybe even a lead profound change that they economy particularly continue to flow freely bringing some flooding in lots of widespread damage — for Sinn Fein, the party want. People were telling hard. Ireland was pushed between Ireland and the Sydney and relief to fire- and disruption from flood- historically linked to the us ‘We want change and by to the brink of bankrupt- north. But that’s unlikely fighters still dealing with ing, but it is certainly a IRA and its violent strug- the way you are it, so get cy and forced to seek a to bring him an elector- dozens of blazes in New welcome change to the re- gle for a united Ireland. ready and serve us well,’” humiliating international al reward. Polls suggest South Wales. lentless campaign of hot, Sinn Fein is a major she said on Friday, the fi- bailout that was followed Fine Gael is trailing both New South Wales is the dry weather,” he added. force in Northern Ireland, nal day of campaigning. by years of austerity. Sinn Fein and Fianna state hardest hit by wild- Firefighters can’t contain which is part of the U.K., The two big parties, The last election, four Fail, though the margins fires that have killed at major blazes across the but has long been a mi- whose origins lie on op- years ago saw voters shift are narrow. least 33 and destroyed southeast without heavy nor political player in the posing sides of Ireland’s in big numbers to protest Jonathan Evershed, a more than 3,000 homes rain. The rain forecast to Republic, shunned by the 1920s civil war, are fierce parties and independents. postdoctoral researcher in an unprecedented fire move southwest from the bigger parties because of rivals but share a broadly It produced a Fine Gael in government and pol- season that began late in northeastern coast over its ties to the IRA. But the center-right outlook. For minority government itics at University Col- a record-dry 2019. the next week would be the decades power has alter- propped up by Fianna party’s left-wing propos- lege Cork, said Varadkar New South Wales Rural first substantial soakings als for tackling Ireland’s nated between them. Fail votes. wasn’t getting much cred- Fire Service Commissioner to reach dozens of fires that housing crisis and creak- Ireland’s next Taoiseach, Varadkar took office af- it for his leadership on Shane Fitzsimmons said he have spread for weeks. ing healthcare system are or prime minister, is high- ter becoming Fine Gael was optimistic the rain will Heavy rain and striking a chord, especial- ly likely to be either cur- leader in 2017. The son of Brexit because Britain’s help extinguish some blaz- flash-flooding warnings ex- ly with young voters. rent Prime Minister Leo an Indian doctor and an exit from the now 27-na- es over the coming days. He tend across most of the New Sinn Fein President Varadkar of Fine Gael or Irish nurse, he was Ire- tion bloc, which became said there were still 42 fires South Wales coast. Author- Mary Lou McDonald Fianna Fail leader Miche- land’s youngest-ever Tao- official on Jan. 31, is wide- burning in the state, with ities say they rescued six said this week that there al Martin. iseach and its first openly ly seen as “mission accom- 17 of those not contained. people stranded from flood was a “thirst for change” But support for the two gay leader. For many, he plished — there will be no “The rain is good for busi- water in New South Wales in Ireland. parties has fallen since was the face of a confident, hard border on the island ness and farms as well as be- since Wednesday. “The people were ahead the 2008 global finan- modern Ireland that has of Ireland.” CLASSIFIED

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Describe it as ‘adorable’ By Katie Park THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER Mary Beth Hurtado wields a kind of linguis- tic artistry to describe a house she’s trying to sell. PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE The good words: Classic. Housing costs are slipping out of reach for the Stunning. Backyard para- middle class in smaller and medium-size cities dise. Turnkey. Newly reno- across the U.S. vated. Redeemed to perfec- tion. The bad: Handyman special. Motivated seller. The U.S. housing Tiny. Basement. “Basement sounds like a dirty old stone basement,” crisis is making its said the 20-year real es- tate agent for ReMax in Bryn Mawr. “You want to way to the heartland say it has a lower level. It takes a long time to write By Jordan Yadoo fordable places to go. these descriptions for me. and Noah Buhayar “The lowest-income peo- It takes hours because you BLOOMBERG NEWS ple have always had an ab- have to say it exactly right FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE surdly high cost of living,” Earning $40,000 a year for each house.” The terms adorable, awesome, gorgeous, historic, and luxurious were said Whitney Airgood- Certain words and phras- in Omaha used to be Obrycki, a research as- helpful in boosting a home’s property value, researchers found. enough to make rent com- es — and even the number sociate at the Center and fortably. Not anymore. of exclamation points in a lead author of the report. Yet the research found data set, but if we went “large” and “spacious” saw Housing costs are slip- property listing!!!!! — can “But the affordability cri- that almost 40 percent of to Philadelphia, for exam- their property values fall ping out of reach for the help improve the value ple, I’m pretty certain the by a respective $2,601.79 sis that we’re seeing now homes described as “ador- middle class in smaller of a property and reduce able” also were character- kinds of words you saw and $7,351.26, according is hitting middle-income and medium-size cities its time on the market, ized as “large,” the latter of in Charlotte are going to to the study, which attrib- renters, and it’s hitting across the U.S., the latest academics found through which was found to reduce show in Philadelphia.” uted the decrease to a buy- them across the country.” sign that the affordability an analysis of more than its value by $2,601.79. The descriptor of ador- er “believ(ing) the Realtor Overall, the report showed crisis that started on the 700,000 homes listed and Adorable still increased able, Swidler said, was a is trying to conceal the that about 48 percent of all coasts is moving inland, sold over a decade in the by 5 percent the chance a relatively infrequent term lack of space by claiming renters were cost burdened according to research re- Charlotte, N.C., area. house would sell, accord- in property descriptions, the house or a room show leased last week by the in 2018, representing more The researchers, Sean ing to the study. The use appearing in just around bigger than they are.” Harvard Joint Center for than 20 million Americans Brunson and Richard J. of awesome raised it 1.02 1 percent of entries in the The team conducted Housing Studies. — a slight improvement Buttimer Jr. of the Uni- percent and gorgeous, 1.44 Multiple Listing Service, the study around what it From 2011 to 2018, the from 51 percent in 2011, versity of North Carolina percent. an expansive real estate called the “hedonic model- proportion of households when the share peaked in at Charlotte, and Steve “Historic” adds 18 days online search platform. ing of house prices,” or the making $30,000 to $45,000 the years following the 2008 Swidler, the Hanson/ on market “It is relegated mostly analysis of factors that a year that were “cost- recession. KPMG professor of busi- The research found that to smaller-sized homes,” contribute to the price of a burdened” — paying more While cost-burdens con- ness and finance at La- though historic and luxu- he said. “If you were in a property, including square than 30 percent of their tinue to be highest in the fayette College in Easton, rious were typically con- home that was 300,000 footage; the number of income on rent — soared large, historically high- Pa., suspected their con- sidered attractive descrip- square feet or larger, it’s bedrooms and bathrooms; the most in metros includ- rent cities, the data show clusions would apply to tors, they seemed to have a unlikely that adorable location; and the area’s ing Nashville, Tennessee; they are worsening for most real estate markets. harder time selling. It took would be used. The words school district. Greenville, South Caro- middle-class Americans in The terms adorable, “historic” homes about 18 that you use have to have It did not indicate how lina; and McAllen, Texas. metro areas of all sizes. awesome, gorgeous, his- days longer to get off the real meaning. I don’t think important the description Omaha came in ninth Wage growth has been toric, and luxurious were market, and eight extra you can call a large house of a property was relative on the list, a worse show- lackluster in recent years helpful in boosting prop- days for homes touted as ‘cute’ or ‘adorable.’ It to other elements, such as ing than San Francisco or compared with previous erty value, they found. “luxurious.” doesn’t make sense.” photos of the house or the New York, which showed periods of economic ex- The bigger the house, the “It’s not unique to Char- The use of investment, safety of the neighborhood. relatively little change pansion, and has failed more frequently it was de- lotte, the quantitative motivated, distressed, and “Using a superior data over the period despite to keep pace with rental scribed as beautiful. numbers that you see,” reduced would slash the set with over 700,000 ob- having notoriously pricey costs. The consumer price Adorable, in particu- Swidler said Monday, value of a property any- servations, we document housing markets. index for rent rose an aver- lar, could add more than adding that he and his where from $20,000 to the set of most frequently The data highlight a age 3.2 percent year-over- $43,000 to the value of colleagues studied the $60,000, according to the used descriptive terms harsh reality of the U.S. year from 2011 through what is often a small, market in Charlotte after study. For listings that and show that context is economy a decade into the 2019, Bureau of Labor hard-to-sell property, ac- a real estate association included the words moti- important,” according to longest expansion on re- Statistics data show. That cording to the study, “An there offered them a trove vated or reduced, it took the study, which said the cord: For people who don’t outpaced average yearly Adorable Housing Paper: of data, the largest to date about a respective 29 and size of the data set offset make big salaries, there earnings growth over the The Informational Con- for such a study. “They’re 44 extra days to sell. the chance of coming to er- are fewer and fewer af- period of 2.4 percent. tent of Agent Remarks.” obviously specific to our Homes described as roneous conclusions.

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