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Huntington resident to Sex offender run for Rep. Kulik’s seat notification By Carl E. off her campaign at The Hartdegen Kickoff in Chester Common Table, 30 Main Street Correspondent in Chester at 6:30 p.m. The WESTFIELD – The Westfield announced Kate 4 Rep Campaign Kickoff Police Department reports that a By Amy Porter Party will feature an open bar city resident, Peter C. Line, 52, of Correspondent and live music by the Franklin 86 Broad St., who has been desig- HUNTINGTON – Kate County Sweethearts. No dona- nated a Level 2 offender by the Sex Albright-Hanna has announced tion is required, and children Offender Registry Board, has reg- her candidacy for state repre- are welcome. Southwick Wildlife Management Area on istered with the department. sentative, 1st Franklin District, “I am thrilled to officially South Longyard Road. (WNG File Photo) Line is a Caucasian male five the seat held by Rep. Stephen launch my campaign for state feet ten inches tall and weighs 225 Kulik since 1993. Kulik representative of the 1st pounds. His eyes are hazel and his announced in February that he Franklin District in the hill- hair is brown. Kate Albright-Hanna of would not run for a fourteenth towns — a place that prides Dog regulations In 2004, Line was convicted of Huntington is running for term. itself on being independent and indecent assault and battery on a state representative of the 1st Albright-Hanna was the first self-reliant, but also opens its approved by person 14 years-of-age or older. Franklin District. (Photo sub- to file papers for the seat. On The Sex Offender Registry mitted) Tuesday, she will officially kick See Albright-Hanna, Page 3 Board has determined that a Level 2 offender is at a moderate or high Mass Wildlife risk to re-offend and public safety By Greg Fitzpatrick is served by this notification. Correspondent The community is being notified SOUTHWICK – On March 14, the because Line lives in Westfield. Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and He is not presently wanted by Wildlife voted in favor of passing their pro- any law enforcement agency for posed dog leash and waste disposal regula- any offense. tions that were announced on January 2. The regulations focused on banning dogs off leash unless they’re participating in hunting or hunting training. It was also included that dog owners are required to remove dog waste from designated parking areas as well as areas that are under 100 feet of parking locations. Affecting every wildlife management area in the state, which totals approximately 200,000 acres of land, Southwick’s wildlife management area is located on South Longyard Road. The proposed regulations were due to complaints from people throughout the state, Easter Bunny visits Shaker Farms one of those complaints happened on the South Longyard area. Last summer, there The Easter Bunny was greeted by over 500 kids and their parents at the Annual Easter Egg was fencing and signage at the area, but Hunt at Shaker Farms. Thousands of eggs covered the ground waiting to be found. The Mass Wildlife employees observed dogs children anxiously awaited the start for each division and then promptly ran to get their good- wading and swimming in a vernal pool that ies. See additional photos Page 8. (Photo by Lynn F. Boscher) See Dog Regulations, Page 3 PETER C LINE

Free Hilltown Adult Ed classes for April are great way to kick off spring By Amy Porter 4 to 6 p.m. at the VEC), Conway will give a Preregistration Correspondent talk on perennial vegetables that grow well in is required to WESTFIELD – The Southern Hilltowns the area, and will come back for years to come. go fly fishing Adult Education Center (SHAEC) has Got a great idea for a small business, but not with Tim Vogel announced new classes beginning in April tak- sure where to start? Join Hilltown Economic of Tekoa ing place at various locations in the hilltowns, Development Director Jeanne LeClair for a Mountain including early gardening tips, how to create a three-week class on creating business plans Outdoors. business plan, where to look for mushrooms, with an executive summary, marketing plan, (Photo submitted) and GED preparation. budget and more. Also for people who are For those who can’t wait any longer to get looking to grow their businesses. The classes their hands dirty, master gardener Kenneth will be held on Wednesdays, April 4, 11, and 18 Conway will teach a class on how to start veg- from 6 to 8 p.m. at the VEC. etables and flowers from seed on Tuesday, LeClair will also offer two Biztros: Drop-In April 3, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Village small business support on Mondays, April 16 Enterprise Center (VEC), 26 Main Street in Chester. Later in the month, (Friday, April 20, See SHAEC, Page 3

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Palm Sunday On Saturday, St. Peter and St. Casimir Parish of Westfield, began preparing for Holy Week with the blessing and distribution of palms on Palm Sunday. With the Church Easter basket raffle and bake sale decorated with palms for Easter, those who attended took The annual tradition continued at Holy Trinity Parish this weekend with their Easter basket raffle and bake sale. the blessed palms home, an annual Catholic tradition Parishioners and patrons enjoyed taking a chance on the many items and purchasing the home made baked goods and observed at Easter time. In the photo, Deacon Paul Briere soups available for sale. The event was sponsored by the Rosary Sodality of Holy Trinity. Above, Members of the Rosary and Father William Wallis take part in the blessing of the Sodality show some of the items that were raffled off. (Photo by Don Wielgus) palms. (Photo by Don Wielgus)

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TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Monday, March 26, the 85th day of 2018. There are 280 days left in the year.

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THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2018 - PAGE 3 St. Mary’s Support Continued from Page 1 to potentially close Saint Mary’s needs to be put behind them. “I think if the community at large sees, from events like this, all of the positive work that’s being done by these folks and that St. Mary’s is the special place that it is, that it will call for some people to say, ‘Hey there’s something special going over there and I think I’d like my kid to be a part of it,’” said Miller. “I think this brings attention to a Government Meetings lot of the positives that St. Mary’s has.” MONDAY, March 26 Al DiLascia, chairman of the Committee for Cathedral Action, also believes focusing Granville more on what Saint Mary’s Selectboard at 7 pm has to offer is what’s going to Assessors at 7:30 pm get families interested in Community members fill the Saint Mary’s High School parking lot to show their support and enrolling their kids. commitment in finding a way to keep the school open. (Photo by Randy Burlingame) Chester “You have to have a posi- the near future. Board of Health Meeting tive approach,” said DiLascia. A number of students from at 6 pm “Whatever the current state, it the high school and elemen- Board of Selectmen doesn’t matter. It’s what it can tary schools were also in Meeting at 6 pm be.” attendance at the peaceful DiLascia has done research demonstration, showing that Tolland on over 30 successful Catholic commitment to the school is Board of Selectmen at 5 pm schools and what it is that alive and well within the cur- Board of Selectmen at 5 pm makes them successful. He rent generation enrolled said the work done by the there. Blandford CCA was a major part of the “We might not get an Council on Aging Meeting driving force that made the answer today but we hope to at 4 pm new Pope Francis High hear something positive,” Assessor’s Meeting at 6 pm School a reality. said Jake Butler. “We will Zoning Board Meeting The chairman recently continue to do the same at 7 pm spoke with the superintendent things and show our sup- Selectboard Meeting at 7 pm of Catholic schools in Omaha, port.” Jack Lamirande, Jake Butler, Aiden Burke, Seamus Smith Nebraska, after being told the When asked for comment, and Brady Collins, all Saint Mary’s students, hold a banner schools there were some of Bishop Rozanski’s office while waiting to see what kind of results come from the meet- the most successful in the issued the following state- ing between Springfield Diocese Bishop Mitchell Rozanski country, and has drafted a 13 ment to us, “As promised and Saint Mary’s school officials. (Photo by Randy Burlingame) step proposal on how to make Bishop Rozanski did spend a SHAEC St. Mary’s successful. little over an hour Saturday Continued from Page 1 He plans on outlining this morning listening to mem- concerns regarding St. Mary posal by supporters of the proposal for St. Mary’s to High School. The meeting school and he agreed to and 30 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the VEC. A more informal session, bers of the St. Mary’s parish, participants can come and ask for help on business websites, review and plans on sharing it finance and school boards was cordial and informative. respond to this within a week’s with The Westfield News in Bishop was provided a pro- time.” advertising and marketing, or just to chat about a great busi- express their thoughts and ness idea with someone. LeClair will help find an answer, or share resources available in the area. SHAEC Computer teacher Dog Regulations Heather Morgan will teach a Continued from Page 1 two-day class on PowerPoint presentations at SHAEC’s is strictly used for Spadefoots. An endangered amphibian, Spadefoots use the vernal during their metamorphosis stage. Huntington classroom, Room Although there isn’t a town department, board, or committee in Southwick that have any decision-making ability on the regu- 152 in the Gateway Regional lations made by the state, a town official somewhat related to the situation did give his input. High School on Wed. and Thurs., “I can see how it will impact people that walk their dogs there,” said Chris Pratt, the Chairman of the Conservation Commission. April 25 and 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. “It gave people a place to let their dogs run and have exercise.” Learn how to create an engaging Personally, Pratt has taken his dog there to hunt, but understands that the regulations have to be set and fair for every commu- presentation adding text, bul- nity throughout the commonwealth. leted lists, images, charts and “They have to make it the same for all areas,” said Pratt. videos to slides, and how to play While the regulations were voted on and approved by the board, they don’t officially take effect until they are published by the back your presentation. Secretary of State’s office. It’s not expected at this time when the regulations will be published. Also in Huntington, there is Master garden Kenneth still time to register for the GED/ Conway will teach a class HiSet Reading Language Arts on how to start vegetables Albright-Hanna class – At the Hilltown and flowers from seed. Continued from Page 1 Community Center/ Social (Photo submitted) Service Center, 9 Russell Road arms to newcomers and watches out for its on Wednesdays, 10 a.m. to noon. This is the first time that neighbors. It’s a place where every voice counts SHAEC has been able to offer free on-site childcare, as the — and where you don’t have to be part of a big family center has a play group during class time. The GED political machine to make a difference,” said class is free and limited to Hilltown residents in the Gateway Albright-Hanna. district. Individual assistance in registering or preparing to take A resident of Huntington since 2016, Albright- the HiSet test may also be scheduled by calling SHAEC at 413- Hanna is a journalist and a documentary film- 685-1052. maker who won an Emmy for a CNN piece that Other April classes include: explored the tension between security and civil At Essential Oils and the Great Outdoors on Thursday, April liberties following the terrorist attacks on 5, from 6 to 8 p.m., at the Middlefield Senior Center, 169 September 11th. Skyline Trail, Middlefield, Clinical Aromatherapist Kay Judge Two years later, she documented the backlash will teach how to safely use Aromatic essential oils as an effec- to the War on Terror and the rise of the Netroots tive deterrent for pests and insects. Participants will make a in a film about Howard Dean’s presidential cam- bug repellent spray to take home. A materials fee of $15.00 will paign. In 2005, she uncovered police shootings of be collected. unarmed civilians who were fleeing the floods Hike Round Top Hill in Chester with Western Mass Hilltown after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. Hikers on Saturday, April 21 at 10 a.m. Follow a section of In 2007, she hoped to document the growing Unkamit’s Path, a white-blazed scenic trail that includes the grassroots movement to take politics back from top of Round Hill, with a spectacular 360 degree view, the wealthy donors and corporate interests. She highest point in Hampden County at 1,780 feet (this hike has approached the Obama campaign about doing a 100 foot elevation gains to the summit – be prepared for uphill film for CNN, and they said no, but she could join Aaron Welch, Kate Albright-Hanna and their sons. Welch serves on the climbing). Meet at the old cemetery on Round Hill Road, and the campaign and tell the story from the inside. park at the State Road parking lot, Round Hill Road and Park She agreed to take on the role of Director of Gateway Regional School Committee, and Albright-Hanna on the Planning and Capital Planning boards for the town of Huntington. Knox Road. Dogs are welcome. Video, and produced over 2,000 videos in the first Seasonal Mushrooms: a month-to-month introduction to YouTube campaign. medicinal and edible fungus, taught by Mycophile and Albright-Hanna continued her work in the that shared their values. They even- “I’ve had a lot of adventures, but Chesterfield resident Maya Greene. Learn where to look, what Obama Administration at the Department of tually found their ideal community Western Massachusetts is where I to watch out for, and how to preserve big finds. April 28, 3 to Health and Human Services, and produced the nestled in the hilltowns of western wanted to put down roots and build 5 p.m., VEC in Chester. first White House Summit on Health Care Reform Massachusetts. Since moving to a better future. I look forward to Fly Fishing/Fly Casting on Sunday, April 29 taught by Tim in 2009. Huntington, Kate has served on the having that conversation with my Vogel of Tekoa Mountain Outdoors. Meet at VEC in Chester at She returned to journalism at VICE and then Planning and Capital Planning neighbors on the campaign trail — 8 a.m., then travel to a fly fishing spot. Preregistration is MSNBC, covering the Tea Party and Occupy boards, and Aaron has been an about the world we want to build required, as there is a 6 person limit to the MA Angler movements — and then once again stepped back advocate for public education as a together, and what strategies we can Education class, first preference given to Hilltown residents. into politics as deputy campaign manager for member of the Gateway Regional use to get there faster,” Albright- Bring waders, hip boots if you have them, plus two water bot- Ready for Warren, a grassroots group that urged School Committee. Together, they Hanna said. tles, snack lunch and personal needs in a daypack. Fishing Senator Elizabeth Warren to run for President in work to protect the community To RSVP for the campaign kick- license is not required, and all fishing equipment will be pro- 2016. assets that brought them to this spe- off event, email hello@Kate4Rep. vided, although if you have a rod, you can bring it. That year, she and her husband Aaron Welch, cial place — so that their children org. More information about For more information on all classes or to register for classes, having just welcomed their third son, decided that can grow up here and learn to give Albright-Hanna may be found on visit the website at www.SHAEC.org, email they needed to put down roots in a community back as well. her website at www.kate4rep.org. [email protected], call 413-685-1052, or visit on FB at www.facebook.com/SouthernHilltownsAdultEd. Jon Berman at the Westfield Athenaeum April 5th at 12:00 pm. After hitting the road with countless 1 killed in early morning bands as a sideman, songwriter Jon Berman picked up a guitar and brought his own music to life. With influences ranging from stabbing in Boston the coastal music of Jimmy Buffet and Kenny Chesney, touching BOSTON (AP) — Boston police are investigating a upon the country of Dierks Bentley and Willie Nelson, and fatal stabbing in the city. reaching to the songwriting of Stephen Kellogg and Will Hoge, Officers responded to a call about the stabbing at about Jon’s music covers many genres that appeal to a wide listening 3 a.m. Sunday in the city’s Dorchester neighborhood. audience. Jon has performed with acts such as Changes In Police in a statement say they found a man in his 20s Latitudes, Barefoot Truth, Hard Rock Café Ambassador of Rock suffering from life-threatening stab wounds. He was winners Jackson Wetherbee Band, The Sweet Remains, Stephen taken to a local hospital where he later died. The victim’s Kellogg, Rick Monroe and the ska band T.I.P. In his touring name has not been made public. career, Jon has opened for many acts including country stars No arrests have been announced. Granger Smith and Clare Dunn, O.A.R., Matt Nathanson, Reel It was the city’s 10th homicide of the year. Big Fish, Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Gin Blossoms, Collective Police have not released any additional details and are Soul, Guster, Shinedown, Staind and Aaron Lewis. For more asking anyone with information about the killing to con- Hilltown Economic Development Director Jeanne LeClair. information call 413-568-7833 or visit www.westath.org. tact them. (WNG File Photo) PAGE 4 - MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2018 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS COMMENT

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To the Editor: I will give you my honest impressions and concerns on St. Mary’s High. St. Mary’s appears to have the makings of a very good Committee / Board of Directors. They just need to be empowered to continue, and bring the high school to what it Save St. Mary’s can be. I feel confident that they can. They should bring back I just returned from a Rally in Westfield, MA aimed at a recent member, who resigned…she appears to be excellent, Saving St. Mary’s High School. What a wonderful religious / just the type of person and background that is needed. educational campus! It contains St. Mary’s Church along with I have deep concern, and is critical to reverse this situation. a Pre-School, Elementary, Intermediate, and, of course, the There seems to be some “blocking” going on that prevents the High School. It is evident that someone in their history fully school from succeeding. A form of self destruction. This realized the great importance of our children and bringing includes rejections of new student applicants while claiming them up in the Catholic faith, in an educational environment. low enrollment. A prevention of marketing and promoting the While at the Rally I talked with students, some parents, and school. A prevention of improving and expanding the busing others connected with St. Mary’s High. The beautiful smiling to and from the school. A stunting and shutting off of fundrais- faces of elementary students, those of the intermediate school, ing, and more…all seemed to be purposely aimed at closing and the high schoolers, strongly proud and devoted to their the school. This is totally unacceptable a nd this “blocking” school. Did you know that the St. Mary’s High Baseball Team must be eliminated. In addition, all the negativity concerning won the State Championship last year? Playing against the the school must stop immediately. St. Mary’s is a great high Call 572-3999 to leave your comment. powerhouse Eastern Mass high schools? This, in itself, is a school and the future of the school’s potential under the right statement. form of management is immense. Listen to latest PulseLine calls at In the past, as the result of extensive research, we have stud- St. Mary’s High School should NOT close. Under an http://www.thewestfieldnews.com ied over 30 successful Catholic high schools and found a com- empowered Board of Directors the school will meet both mon strain on what makes them successful. All use a new enrollment and financial goals. They will evolve to become business model approach. There are a lot of details, but the completely self sufficient financially with no money required following, summarized, are critical to their success. from the Diocese. Not only can St. Mary’s High succeed Why Trump’s latest 1) They still remain very Catholic and under the Diocese for today, they should embark on a future plan that includes full spiritual guidance. athletic facilities on campus or within near proximity to the 2) Yet they are managed by a professional business oriented, school, and other facilities, as needed. steps heighten risk empowered, Board of Directors who run the school working Our children are the future of the Church, they are the future closely with the school administration who manages the day to of our Diocese, they are the very future of Catholicism. We day operations. Together, they do so by setting goals for finan- need to bring a screeching halt to shutting down our Catholic of a global trade war cial self sustainment and meeting enrollment objectives….and schools. We need to do just the opposite…build and expand WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ronald Reagan once all it takes to achieve this under educational excellence. Again, Catholic Education! The Blessed Virgin Mary, whom the likened trade wars to the pie fights in old Hollywood come- this is achieved by remaining very much as a Catholic school. school is named after, will help us. Stay positive! dies. One pie in the face leads to another. And then another. Lots of details, but the above 2 steps are essential. Al DiLascia Pretty soon, Reagan said in a 1986 radio address, “everything and everybody just gets messier and messier. The difference here is that it’s not funny. It’s tragic. Protectionism becomes destructionism. It costs jobs.” Suddenly, the world’s financial markets are gripped by fear that an escalating trade rift between the United States and China — the two mightiest economies — could smear the Anguished students take aim world with a lot of splattered cream and broken crust. If it doesn’t prove tragic, as Reagan warned, it may still inflict far- reaching pain. The Dow Jones industrial average lost a combined nearly 1,150 points Thursday and Friday after President Donald at gun laws, next election Trump set his administration on a path to restrict Chinese Charlie Goodman looked at the massive crowd around him, the prohibition of sales of high-capacity magazines and universal investment in the United States and impose tariffs on up to largest youth-led protest in Washington since the Vietnam War background checks. But Kasky said this won’t happen if his peers $60 billion of Chinese products. era. He listened to people speak about toughening gun laws. They across the nation don’t get more involved. “We should be very worried,” said Bryan Riley, director of included some of his peers at the Florida high school who’ve “The youth of America needs to step up and start voting. (You) the conservative National Taxpayer Union’s Free Trade sparked this movement, as well as the 9-year-old granddaughter see the statistics. It’s an embarrassing turnout,” Kasky said Initiative. “It’s very possible this could escalate into some- of the Rev. Martin Luther King. Sunday on the CBS program “Face the Nation.” thing that neither country intends.” When she spoke, he was moved to tears. Compared with 2012, voter turnout for millennials, those ages The trade sanctions that Trump unveiled Thursday are “This is truly a revolution,” said Goodman, a sophomore at 18 to 35, increased to just below 50 percent in the last presidential meant to punish Beijing for pilfering technology from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, election, according to the Pew Research Center and U.S. Census American companies or for forcing them to hand over tech- where 17 people were gunned down last month. “We can really data. But that turnout still lags behind other generations. nology in exchange for access to China’s market. The change the world.” Still, Dianne Daley, a 60-year-old corporate events planner announcement followed a seven-month investigation by the The marches unified hundreds of thousands of people in cities from Long Beach, California, said the students have done a lot to Office of the U.S. Trade Representative into the tactics China across the country and have galvanized this movement, he and inspire their older peers. has deployed to try to overtake American technological others say. Now they are vowing to get young voters registered “Maybe that’s what it’s going to take — children leading us,” supremacy. and send a message in upcoming elections. Daley said. She comes from a family of educators and marched “China has not been playing by the rules,” said Stephen “We have a lot of people who are inspired,” said Kobey Lofton, Saturday in her hometown with three generations of her family, Ezell, director of global innovation policy at the Information a student from Chicago’s South Side who also traveled overnight including her 87-year-old father, an Air Force veteran. Technology & Innovation Foundation think tank. to Washington on Friday with 12 busloads of fellow students and Some students from “the silent minority” still said they felt Unbowed, China immediately threatened to retaliate if the adults. excluded. United States followed through on its actions. Before the march, Lofton and his fellow Peace Warriors at Kyle Kashuv, another student at the Florida school, also On Friday, Beijing unveiled a broad list of U.S. products North Lawndale College Prep High School had already met with appeared on “Face the Nation” to voice his support for the 2nd — from apples and wine to pork to steel pipe — that could the Florida students — young people from different worlds, but Amendment and for enforcement of existing gun laws. He face retaliatory Chinese tariffs in a separate trade spat with both impacted by gun violence. expressed his disappointment that he was not invited to speak at Washington. That dispute is over taxes that Trump imposed Now they and other students across the country are planning Saturday’s march and placed blame for the deadly shooting at his this month on imported steel and aluminum. voter registration drives through the fall. Voter registration groups, school on local law enforcement and the FBI. “We don’t want a trade war, but we are not afraid of it,” said including Rock the Vote, Voto Latino and HeadCount, a nonparti- “This kid was flagged,” Kashuv said of accused shooter Hua Chunying, a spokeswoman for China’s Foreign Ministry. san group that usually focuses on registering people at concerts Nikolas Cruz and reports to law enforcement before the shooting The stakes are even higher in the standoff over Beijing’s and music festivals, also helped mobilize teams at Saturday’s that he posed a threat. technology policies than in the old-school dispute over met- marches in 30 U.S. cities and have created a registration tool kit Rick Santorum, a former Republican Senator from Pennsylvania als. An industrial nation’s ability to harness technology is for high school students. and now a CNN commentator, suggested Sunday that students increasingly vital to healthy economic expansion. “I’ve never felt the energy that I felt,” HeadCount spokesman shouldn’t look to others to solve their problem. “Do something “If China dominates the industries of the future, it will be Aaron Ghitelman said of the registration training that preceded the about maybe taking CPR classes or trying to deal with situations very difficult for the United States to have an economic march in Washington. In a matter of hours, he said the groups that when there is a violent shooter that you can actually respond future,” Peter Navarro, a key White House trade adviser, told registered nearly 5,000 people, many of them millennials. to that,” Santorum said on CNN’s “State of the Union.” reporters. “More young people are realizing that we can have a voice and However, Sen. Mark Warner, a Virginia Democrat who has Trade tensions are rising at a delicate time. The world we can have a seat at the table,” he said. “But people realize that previously voted against stricter laws on high-capacity magazines economy has finally emerged from the shadow of the Great you have to fight for that seat at the table.” and semi-automatic weapons, said the student rallies will likely Recession. Major regions are growing in tandem for the first “We have to force them to do something,” agreed Lofton, who make a difference as Congress takes on the issue again. time in a decade. International economic growth is expected was referring to elected officials, including President Donald Some of the Florida students said they realize that compromise to reach a seven-year high of 3.9 percent this year. Last year, Trump. The White House issued a statement about the student-led will be necessary. But, even as he rested back in Florida on global trade expanded 4.2 percent, the most since 2011. march and also pointed to the president’s support for the Stop Sunday, Goodman said the marches are only the beginning. Some trade experts fear that a conflict over technology will School Violence Act, which authorized grants to schools to bolster He and his peers will be regrouping this week on their spring erupt into an escalating war of sanctions between the world’s security and attempts to improve background checks. break, he said. two biggest economies — Reagan’s destructive pie fight. But Cameron Kasky, a student leader at Marjory Stoneman “I considered myself more politically aware than politically The U.S.-China tensions remind economists and trade ana- Douglas High School, says the current laws and legislation don’t active. I was very intrigued with the (last) election,” he said. lysts of the Reagan-era skirmishes between the United States go far enough. But something has changed in him. “Now this is something that and Japan, which at the time appeared to pose a grave threat The students, he said, are demanding an assault weapons ban, I must do,” he said. to U.S. economic dominance. “This is ‘Back to the Future’ — that old ’80s film,” said Rod Hunter, a former White House trade adviser. Indeed, Trump’s top trade negotiator, Robert Lighthizer, is a veteran of the trade battles with Tokyo, having served in the Reagan administration. To target China, Trump and Lighthizer dusted off a Cold

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62 School Street, Westfield , MA 01085 In this Saturday, March 24, 2018, photo provided by Dianne Daley, Daley, third from right, stands with her father, Bob Daley, a retired Air Force colonel, and several family members who are educators at a march to demand stricter gun laws, (413)562-4181 in Long Beach, Calif. The march was one of several across the country and was sparked by students at a Florida high www.thewestfieldnews.com school where 17 people were gunned down in February. “Maybe that’s what it’s going to take...children leading us,” said Dianne Daley. (Diana Craighead/Courtesy of Monica Daley via AP) THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2018 - PAGE 5 Obituaries Police Logs Court Logs thewestfieldnews.com/category/obituaries/ Westfield District Court WESTFIELD Monday, March 19, 2018 Major crime and incident report Roy M. Reidy Jr., 54, of 697 Skyline Trail, Chester, was held in Elizabeth Cassin Sunday, March 18, 2018 lieu of $500 cash bail after he was arraigned on charges of carjack- SOUTHWICK – Elizabeth 6:02 p.m.: found property, a resident came to the station to sur- ing, larceny of property valued more than $250 and larceny of a Cassin passed away peacefully render a woman’s purse found in the roadway, the responding motor vehicle brought by Westfield police. on March 24,2018 at the age of officer reports the owner was identified but he was not able to Chelsea E. Henry, 25, of 84 Valley View Ave., Russell, was 88. Betsy was born in immediately contact her. released on her personal recognizance pending an April 18 hearing Burlington, VT, the daughter after she was arraigned on a charge of unlicensed operation of a of the late Bartholomew and Monday, March 19, 2018 motor vehicle brought by Westfield police. Kathryn (Magner) Garrity. 1:35 p.m.: lost property, North Elm Street, a resident came to the Brianne E. Barra, 18, of 116 Montgomery St., Westfield, was Her first degree was from station to report that she lost a ring valued at about $10,000, the released on $1,000 cash bail after she was arraigned on charges of Notre Dame College in responding officer reports the woman said that while in a North Elm rape of a child, sexual conduct for a fee with a child younger than 18 Baltimore, MD. She later Street parking lot she took off her ring and put it in her lap, she said year-of-age, inducing a minor to prostitution and deriving support received a Master’s degree in she neglected to remove it before she exited her vehicle and she from child prostitution brought by Westfield police. See story in the cannot find the ring in the parking lot; March 21 edition of The Westfield News. music from the University of Constantine S. Sfakios, 31, of 236 Vining Hill Road, Southwick, Vermont and also worked on a Master’s degree in 1:52 p.m.: fire, Belleview Drive, a caller reports a chimney fire, the responding firefighters report no smoke or flames were visible submitted to facts sufficient to warrant guilty findings for charges of Theology at St Michael’s College in Winooski, VT. Betsy operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license and possession of started her career teaching music in Woodstock, VT and upon their arrival but the resident said flames had been shooting from the chimney, firefighters used a ladder to access the top of the a Class A drug brought by Westfield police and the charges were maintained an interest in teaching music for much of her continued without a finding with probation for one year. He was life. She taught piano for years in Westfield MA to neigh- chimney and dropped a chain down the chimney to clear the flue, assessed $50. A marked lanes violation and a miscellaneous motor borhood children. She was also a member of St Mary’s the fire was extinguished; vehicle equipment violation were not prosecuted at the request to the Church choir for many years and sang with the Doremi 2:16 p.m.: larceny, Ridgeview Terrace, a resident came to the Commonwealth. chorus of Westfield. Betsy was also a long time religious station to complain that a license plate had been stolen from his Brandon Broga, 36, of 11 Branford hill Road, Huntington, was education coordinator at St Mary’s church in Westfield truck while it was parked at his residence, the responding officer held in lieu of $50 cash bail pending an April 13 hearing after he was and an owner of B F Cassin insurance agency. In her reports a trooper had made the resident aware of the missing plate arraigned on a charge of violation of an abuse prevention order retirement she was a volunteer with the Meals on Wheels the night before and he believes it must have been stolen while the brought by Westfield police. program in Westfield, was a Eucharistic minister for the truck was parked at his home. housebound of St Mary’s church and a member of the Westfield Women’s club. Betsy was an avid bridge player to the day she died. She was a communicant of Man charged with killing Our Lady of the Lake church in Southwick, MA. In addition to her parents, Betsy was predeceased by her husband School lockdown drills scheduled brother heads to trial Bernard F Cassin and her sister, Evelyn Garrity. She WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — A Massachusetts man leaves her sister, Joan Garrity O’Brien of Williston, VT after shooting threats charged with stabbing and dismembering his estranged and her brother, Thomas Garrity and his wife Elizabeth of CHICOPEE, Mass. (AP) — A slew of shooting threats in brother is headed to trial. Port Charlotte, FL. She leaves her children, Kathryn Western Massachusetts are pushing police to work with school The Telegram & Gazette reports that opening statements Cassin and her partner, William Nolan of Brattleboro, VT, officials to ensure safety at schools in Chicopee. in the first-degree murder trial of 68-year-old Michael Bradley Cassin and his wife Kathleen of Westfield, Mass, Masslive.com reports the Chicopee police department worked Dowjat, of Holden, are scheduled for Monday in Worcester Margaret Boyle and her husband David of New Bern, NC with Assistant Superintendent Alvin Morton to conduct drills at Superior Court. and Daniel Cassin of Granby, CT, her grandchildren the schools. Prosecutors say Dowjat killed his 59-year-old brother, Maura Cassin McCarthy and her husband Justin of A police spokesman called the drills, which included students David Alan, in June 2014. Springfield, MA, John and Kevin Navolanic of North and teachers, “absolutely necessary.” Alan’s body was found inside a 1960s-style bomb shelter Carolina and Brianna, Courtney and Makenna Cassin of The decision follows a series of social media posts threatening beneath his Rutland home. Prosecutors say he had been Granby, CT as well as her great grandchildren, Margaret shootings at area schools. A former Chicopee middle school stabbed more than 70 times, and his head, arms and legs and Brigid McCarthy of Springfield, MA. She leaves her student threatened to shoot 23 students and several teachers at were severed. brother in law Raymond Cassin of Middlebury, VT and Dupont Middle School on Snapchat last week. The 12-year-old Prosecutors say the relationship between the brothers had her sister in law Jacqueline Cassin Chapdelaine of East student was arrested and faces felony charges. deteriorated after Dowjat was left out of their father’s will. Longmeadow along with many nieces and nephews. The Dowjat has pleaded not guilty and his lawyer called it a funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday, March 28th at case of self-defense. 10 am in Our Lady of the Lake Church, 224 Sheep Pasture Road, Southwick, MA. The burial will be private. Police Calling hours will be held on Tuesday from 6-8 pm from the Firtion-Adams Funeral Service, 76 Broad Street, Westfield, MA. Donations may be made to the Cancer Mom overdoses, crashes House of Hope, 1999 Westfield Street, West Springfield,MA. 01089. Firtionadams.com with son in back seat WAREHAM, Mass. (AP) — Police say a Massachusetts woman crashed her car overdosing on heroin while her 3-year- old son was in the back seat. Mountain Man Authorities found the woman in Wareham Friday afternoon Continued from Page 2 after her car struck some bushes and a snow bank. Police say of Burlington, urban beard; Louie Coli, of Westford, free- the 34-year-old was slumped over the steering wheel, and she style beard; Dillon Mears, of Plainfield, people’s choice; and had to be revived with the opioid reversal drug naloxone. Morningside Steve Jalbert, of Barre, top fundraiser. The child was unharmed. Police say he was taken to a police The winners were among this year’s station so relatives could pick him up. Listen at WSKB.org or watch on Comcast Cable CH. 15 20 competitors who made it to The woman has been hospitalized. Saturday’s finals. They each won a Authorities say the woman is facing several charges includ- •••••••• MOnDAyS •••••••• RADIO FOR THE WESTFIELD MASSES ing driving under the influence, child endangerment and fail- plaque, a gift card for beard care prod- 6-8 am: By George…it’s Monday ucts and bragging rights. ure to properly restrain a child under 5. Goldsmith said before the competi- with George Delisle tion that a beard reveals the personality 8-10am: Owls on the Air with Michael of the man who sports it. Trade War “Buster” McMahon ‘92 “If it’s wild looking, unkempt — that Continued from Page 4 has some statement. If it’s immacu- lately trimmed, it might mean that he War weapon from the Reagan years: Section 301 of the U.S. •••••••• TuESDAyS ••••••• keeps a clean desk,” said Goldsmith, a Steve Trade Act of 1974, which lets the president unilaterally 6-8 am: WOW, It’s Tuesday, with Bob Plasse Vermont resident who now promotes Jalbert impose tariffs. The provision was meant for a world in which tequila. “If it’s really long, I would say much of global commerce wasn’t covered by trade agree- 8-10am: Ken’s Den, with Ken Stomski that it’s somebody who is his own man ments. But with the arrival in 1995 of the World Trade and doesn’t really care about convention.” Organization, Section 301 fell largely into disuse. •••••• WEDnESDAyS ••••• Jalbert, 33, has a long beard that covers his bald pate. He In some ways, a hard-nosed approach succeeded against 6-8 am: Wake Up Wed., with Tina Gorman said friends, family and admirers of his beard, which he’s been Japan three decades ago. Under U.S. pressure, Tokyo agreed working on for about a year, urged him to enter. to “voluntary export restraints” to limit auto shipments to the 8-10am: Wednesday Roll Call - Rotating Hosts “The biggest thing is you have to have patience. It doesn’t United States. But to bypass the limits, Japanese automakers grow fast,” Jalbert said. simply built plants in the American South. 1st Wed On The Town with Mayor Brian Sullivan There’s a science to ensuring that his beard remains kempt, Likewise, the Reagan administration in 1985 strong-armed and Denny Atkins (8-10am) he said. He washes it several times a week and he uses oils to Japan, Germany, France and Britain to raise their currencies’ 2nd Wed Window into Westside keep it tame and looking good. values to help U.S. manufacturers squeezed by a strong dollar, “Most people have a good thing to say about a guy with a which makes U.S. goods costlier overseas. with Mayor Wil Reichelt (8-9am) good beard,” said Jalbert, who raised $2,070 in contributions. But the United States wielded unusual leverage with Japan. Chamber Chatter Also judging those goods beards was Bryan Sturge, last The two countries are close political allies; Japan depends on year’s winner. He still has the beard he grew to honor his U.S. military protection. China, by contrast, is a geopolitical with Kate Phelon (9-10am) daughter who died of cancer in 2013. rival, far less likely to bend to U.S. pressure. 3rd Wed Everything Southwick Organizers have also drawn the Montana Make-a-Wish It’s true that China has benefited enormously from access to organization into the best-beard fray. the American market and has much to lose: Last year, it with Selectman Joe Deedy (8-9am) Montana, which is holding its finals March 29, is betting exported $375 billion more in goods to the United States than ArtsBeat with Mark Auerbach (9-10am) bison steaks it can find a better beard in Big Sky Country than it bought in return — a record trade gap that irritates Trump. the Green Mountain State. Vermont is countering that bet with But a full-blown trade war would test Trump’s fortitude for 4th Wed Rock on Westfield of maple syrup. commercial combat and would certainly hurt many Americans, with Harry Rock (8-9am) including some of Trump’s supporters. Most directly, U.S. tariffs would raise costs for consumers and businesses. Boys and Girls Club Hour Trade groups are already lobbying the Trump administration with Bill Parks (9-10am) to seek diplomatic solutions to the disputes. China’s all-pow- erful leaders face no such public pressure. ••••••• THuRSDAyS •••••• Man dies after “We live in a society where stakeholders in Congress are going to put a lot of pressure on the administration,” said 6-8 am: The Westfield News Radio Show, stabbing attack Wendy Cutler, a former U.S. trade official who is vice presi- with host Patrick Berry BOSTON (AP) — A man has died after being stabbed dent at the Asia Society Policy Institute. “In China, they In The Flow with Rob & Joe: by an unknown assailant. don’t.” 8-9 am: The Boston Police Department responded to a call of Still, the 301 sanctions might be enough to prod the Chinese Westfield Tech. Academy’s a person injured in the area of Cushing Avenue in the to return to the negotiating table to consider softening their Rob Ollari & Joe Langone neighborhood of Dorchester shortly after 3 a.m. aggressive technology policies. When authorities arrived, they found a man with mul- “If this gets the two countries back to the table to talk about 9-10am: Superintendents’ Spotlight tiple stab wounds, who later died in an area hospital. this, then that is a good outcome,” said Erin Ennis, senior vice with Stefan Czaporowski Officials are investigating the stabbing, and are look- president at the US-China Business Council. “If the idea is to ing for tips from the public. inflict sufficient pain so that China feels it has no choice but ••••••••• FRIDAyS •••••••• to change its policies, then I’m skeptical.” 6-8 am: JP’s Talk about Town, with Jay Pagluica 8-9 am: Owls Sports Weekly with Devin Bates ‘18 Mosques to hold ‘Open Mosque Day’ and Anthony Swenson ‘18 BOSTON (AP) — Mosques across the state are inviting members of the public to visit their houses of worship next month to 8-9 am: Conversations with Pete Cowles learn more about the faith and its followers. The Massachusetts chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations is organizing the “Open Mosque Day” on April 8. ••••••• SATuRDAyS ••••••• More than 20 mosques will be participating, including the Worcester Islamic Center and the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural 6-10am: Polka Jammer Network, with Billy Belina Center. Wafaa Wahabi of the American Islamic Center in Everett says the event is designed to combat “widespread misunderstanding about Islam” and show residents that their “Muslim neighbors live, pray and dream just like everyone else.” People will get to take a tour of a mosque, observe a prayer service and learn about Islam. PAGE 6 - MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS BUSINESSFINANCIAL midterms voters Home & Business Community GOP Marketplace & Tabletop Event SOUTHWICK — April 24, 2018 (4:30 banking – 7:00 pm). The Ranch Golf Club, 65 Sunnyside Road, Southwick, MA. Free to the Public! 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LONDON (AP) — Facebook thought to stand up for the citi- alleged that Cambridge “It’s very clear that tax reform CEO Mark Zuckerberg is prom- zen’s rights in 1998 (the start of Analytica improperly harvested was going to be the biggest legisla- ising to do a better job protect- Google), but I’ll settle for information from over 50 mil- tive crown jewel of this Congress,” ing user data following reports 2018.” lion Facebook accounts to help Shredding Event said Matt Gorman, the spokesman that a political consultant mis- The U.S. has generally taken Donald Trump win the 2016 for the House GOP’s campaign arm, used the personal information a light touch approach to regu- presidential election. News For Csf Westfield the National Republican of millions of the company’s lating internet companies, with reports have focused on the Congressional Committee. “That is subscribers. The fact is, concerns about stifling the tech- relationship between Cambridge Dollars For Scholars a massive centerpiece of our cam- European regulators are already nology-fed economic boom Analytica CEO Alexander Nix, CSF Westfield Dollars for Scholars is paign.” forcing him to do so. derailing President Barack former Trump strategist Steve holding a paper shredding fundraiser, rain But polls swing wildly these days, A similar data breach in the Obama’s 2012 proposal for a Bannon and billionaire com- or shine, on Saturday, April 21, 2018 strategists said. Voters are rarely future could make Facebook privacy bill of rights. But puter scientist Robert Mercer, from 9:00am to 1:00pm (or until the truck focused for too long on single issues liable for fines of more than Europe has been more aggres- who bankrolled the operation. is full) at the Westfield Senior Center park- that can make or break campaigns, $1.6 billion under the European sive. Cambridge Analytica says ing lot at 45 Noble Street. Valley Green as when Republicans seized control Union’s new General Data EU authorities have in recent none of the Facebook data was Shredding of Westfield, MA is donating its of the House in 2010 amid the eco- Protection Regulation, which years taken aim at Google’s used in the Trump campaign. equipment so that all proceeds will fund nomic downturn or Democrats will be enforced from May 25. dominance among internet Facebook is investigating. scholarships for Westfield students. A pushed to the majority in 2006 over The rules, approved two years search engines and demanded “The regulation is trying to $5.00 donation for every box, limit of 3 opposition to the Iraq and ago, also make it easier for con- back taxes from Apple and balance the power between our- boxes. No early birds! Note: These items Afghanistan wars and congressional sumers to give and withdraw Amazon. The European Court selves as individuals and orga- are not acceptable for shredding—3-ring ethics scandals. consent for the use of their data of Justice in 2014 recognized nizations that use that data for a binders, batteries, electronics, large binder Trump’s mixed messages on the and apply to any company that “the right to be forgotten,” whole variety of services,” said clips, vinyl, plastics, or x-rays. GOP’s accomplishments only make uses the data of EU residents, allowing people to demand David Reed, knowledge and the campaigning more difficult. At no matter where it is based. search engines remove informa- strategy director at DataIQ, a the White House on Friday, he toyed The law is the latest attempt tion about them if they can London-based firm that pro- by EU regulators to rein in prove there’s no compelling vides research on data issues. See Tax Cuts, Page 7 mostly American tech giants reason for it to remain. The EU’s new rules expand City Council who they blame for avoiding Now data protection is in the the reach of regulations to cover tax, stifling competition and crosshairs of the 28-nation bloc, any company that processes the to consider encroaching on privacy rights. where history has made the data of people living in the bloc, European analysts say GDPR is right to privacy a fundamental regardless of where the compa- new car-sharing the most important change in guarantee. Nazi Germany’s use ny is based. Earlier rules were data privacy regulation in a gen- of personal information to tar- ambiguous on this point, and eration as they try to catch up get Jews hasn’t been forgotten, international companies took service for Chicago with all the technological and the new Eastern European advantage of that to skirt some CHICAGO (AP) — Chicagoans who advances since 1995, when the members have even fresher regulation, the EU says. can hop on a bike, ride it around and park last comprehensive European memories of spying and eaves- The legislation also demands it somewhere else in the city may soon rules were put in place. The dropping by their former com- that consent forms are written in be able to do the same thing with a car. impact is likely to be felt across munist governments. plain language anyone can The City Council this week will con- the Atlantic as well. In today’s world, digital com- understand. No more legalese sider a proposal to let Car2Go set up “For those of us who hold out merce companies collect infor- across pages and pages of terms shop in parts of the city’s North Side and In this Sept. 27, 2017, file photo, a no hope that our government mation on every website users and conditions that few people near South Side. The Chicago Tribune early morning runner crosses in will stand up for our rights, we visit and every video they like. read before clicking “I Agree.” reports that if the pilot program is front of the U.S. Capitol as he passes are grateful to Europe,” said This data is the lifeblood of The regulations also require approved, the car-sharing company will the flags circling the Washington Siva Vaidhyanathan, a professor social media sites that give that consent must be as easy to begin operations in Chicago in May. Monument in Washington. With at the University of Virginia users free access to their ser- withdraw as it is to give. Car2Go’s business model differs from passage of an enormous budget bill, who studies technology and vices in exchange for the right To ensure compliance, there’s rental car or car-share businesses that Congress has all but wrapped up its intellectual property. “I have to use that intelligence to attract the potential for big fines. require cars be picked up and dropped legislating for the year _ in March. great hopes that GDPR will advertisers. Under GDPR, organizations off at the same spot because it allows Now lawmakers have to run on what serve as a model for ensuring But the Facebook scandal face fines of up to 20 million drivers drop cars off anywhere they want they’ve got: a tax cut bill, big spend- that citizens have dignity and shows it can also be used for euros ($25 million) or 4 percent within designated zones in the city. The ing increases and no fixes to immi- autonomy in the digital econo- other purposes. company already operates in cities gration. (AP Photo/J. David Ake, File) my. I wish we had the fore- A whistleblower this month See EU Data Rules, Page 7 including Seattle and Vancouver.

In this Tuesday, US gun maker Jan. 15, 2013 file photo, Remington rifle cartridges are Remington files displayed at the 35th annual for bankruptcy SHOT Show in Las Vegas. U.S. gun maker protection Remington U.S. gun maker Remington Outdoor Outdoor Company Company has filed for bankruptcy protec- has filed for bank- tion, after years of falling sales and lawsuits ruptcy protection tied to the Sandy Hook Elementary School after months of massacre. financial prob- Records from the bankruptcy court of the lems, falling sales district of Delaware show that the company and lawsuits tied filed late Sunday. to the Sandy Hook Remington had in February reached a Elementary School deal with lenders to reduce its debt by about massacre. Records $700 million and add about $145 million in from the bank- new capital. But that only bought time for it ruptcy court of the to seek Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. district of Remington makes the Bushmaster Delaware show AR-15-style rifle that was used in the that the company Sandy Hook shooting in Connecticut that filed late Sunday, left 20 first-graders and six educators dead March 25, 2018. in 2012. The company was cleared of (AP Photo/Julie wrongdoing in the shooting, but investors Jacobson, File) distanced themselves from the company’s owner, investor Cerberus Capital Management. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2018 - PAGE 7 Westfield State University holds third annual ‘Fresh Check Day’ WESTFIELD —Westfield State University will hold its third annual “Fresh Check Day” to promote mental health awareness and wellness on Thursday, March 29 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and from 8 to 10 p.m. in the Ely Campus Center. The event is open to the campus and greater Westfield community and will feature a number of booths with mental health resources, free food, entertainment, and exciting prizes and giveaways. A Health Fair, featuring numerous external organizations including local hospitals, mental health and/or wellness centers, rehabilitation agencies, foundations, and more, will run concurrently from 11-3, as part of the Day’s events. The organizations will have booths offering information, free samples, and consultations. Fresh Check Day is sponsored by the University’s Counseling Center, Student Activities, Residential Life, and Health Services. This year, Westfield State has expanded its program to In this March 5, 2013, file photo, former Sen. Clem Tillion speaks during the Alaska Legislative Centennial at Rockwell’s include a “Fresh Check After Dark” event, from 8 to 10 p.m., restaurant in Juneau, Alaska. Tillion, a former state legislator, has supported the existing law for calculating the annual in hope of increasing attendance. Westfield State clubs – check that Alaska residents receive from the state’s oil-wealth fund and was part of an effort that unsuccessfully challenged including the Dance Team, Night Owls, and Dance Company Gov. Bill Walker’s 2016 halving of the checks. (Michael Penn/The Juneau Empire via AP, File) – will perform at the “After Dark” event. The March 29 Health Fair is free and open to the public. Fresh Check Day booths and activities are open to students only. For more information, contact Julia Nedry at (413) 572- Alaska heads toward showdown 5790. over residents’ oil checks JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — The joke gubernatorial and legislative races. legislative leaders have favored turning April Mayor’s Coffee Hour has always been that Alaska is so The choices are limited: With oil rev- the permanent fund into an endowment, WESTFIELD — April 2, 2018 (8 – 9 am). Please wealthy it pays its residents to live here. enue unable to sustain the state budget, where a portion of earnings would be join us for our monthly Mayor’s Coffee Hour with But those yearly checks have gotten savings accounts drawn low, drawn based on an average of the fund’s Westfield Mayor Brian Sullivan hosted by The Arbors, smaller, and could undergo a massive Republicans seeing new or higher taxes market value. 40 Court Street, Westfield, MA. This event is free and change, as Alaska struggles to pay state as unnecessary, and Democrats against Under existing proposals, which vary open to the public. On-line registration is available at troopers and fix roads amid years of low deeper budget cuts, what’s left are the in their draw rates, the split that could www.westfieldbiz.org so we may give our host a oil prices. earnings from the state’s nest-egg. go to state government ranges from proper count. For more information, please call Pam at After oil started flowing from Alaska’s Fund earnings, by one estimate, could about two-thirds to three-fourths, with the Chamber at 413.568.1618. North Slope in the late 1970s, so did the total around $16 billion by the end of the rest to residents. The yearly checks checks, which were eventually paid this fiscal year, though lawmakers are initially would range from about $1,000 with earnings from an oil-wealth fund eyeing only a fraction of that. The to $1,250. that’s grown to about $65 billion through Legislature is scheduled to end its ses- The House majority, composed large- investments. Times were so good, the sion in mid-April but has run long in ly of Democrats, and the Republican-led state in 1980 repealed its personal recent years. Senate are divided over what more Tax Cuts income tax, a decision that has been The checks are widely seen as an should be done before permanently Continued from Page 6 politically impossible to undo as the entitlement — discretionary money for altering the dividend. state grapples with a multibillion-dollar many Alaskans but critical income for With higher oil prices and improved with a veto of the $1.3 trillion budget package, complaining budget deficit. others, particularly lower-income resi- production estimates from the prodi- it lacked his immigration deal and smacked of overspending, Now, with their options for filling the dents living in high-cost rural communi- gious North Slope, there is no need to before ultimately signing it. Such shifting views leave deficit dwindling, lawmakers may have ties where a gallon of milk can cost discuss taxes now, said Senate President Republicans without a reliable partner as they try to push no choice but to use earnings from the about $10. Pete Kelly, a Fairbanks Republican. through political headwinds in what’s expected to be a tough Alaska Permanent Fund to help pay the The decision, first by Walker, then by State Revenue Commissioner Sheldon battle for majority control of the House and Senate. state’s bills. Over the years, the size of lawmakers, to not follow the formula in Fisher noted even with a rosier price Lawmakers left town for a two-week recess that marks the residents’ annual checks has varied law for dividend calculations the past outlook, Alaska faces a deficit of about unofficial end of the legislating season having shelved resolu- based on the market’s performance, two years has fueled anger and distrust $2.3 billion. tion of other issues. averaging about $1,145. They reached among some Alaskans who fear a money The permanent fund’s principal is Congress failed to pass legislation to curb rising health insur- an all-time high of $2,072 in 2015 — grab, even as state leaders say they’re protected in the state constitution; the ance premiums or protect young immigrants known as totaling more than an extra $10,000 for motivated by a desire to protect a divi- checks aren’t. House leaders have flirt- Dreamers from deportation, two issues that have stirred voters a family of five — before state leaders dend into the future. ed with the idea of changing that, though this year. And ahead of the nationwide “March for Our Lives” started contemplating some use of fund “I don’t believe them,” said Jeff legislative legal adviser Doug Gardner protests against gun violence, lawmakers took modest steps to earnings for government costs and Gov. Taylor, a single dad in the tiny town of said constitutionally guaranteeing a spe- boost school safety funds and improve compliance with the Bill Walker limited the payout. Anderson, about 75 miles (120 kilome- cific amount could improperly infringe federal gun purchase background check system. The prospect isn’t sitting well with ters) southwest of Fairbanks. upon legislative appropriation and Kris Brown, co-president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent some. Life in Alaska is tough, said Taylor, gubernatorial veto powers. Any pro- Gun Violence, said the measures are “just not enough.” “I’m not willing to give them any- whose home is intentionally small to posed constitutional change would need “The American people have been screaming from the roof- thing,” said Clem Tillion, a former state reduce heating costs. He sees the slashed two-thirds backing in the House and tops for real, bold change to fight against” tragedies such as the lawmaker and longtime permanent fund checks as taking money from children, Senate before going to voters. Florida and Las Vegas shootings, Brown said. “We have seen defender who with others unsuccessful- including his 5-year-old son. While many Alaskans support pro- the consequences of Congress’s inaction.” ly sued over Walker’s halving of divi- Taylor blames Walker, whom he says tecting the annual checks, they have Congress’ spring agenda is thin. It includes modest plans to dend checks in 2016. he’s “pretty sure” he voted for in 2014. urged a more equal split between their finish a banking bill that rolls back some of the regulations put Alaska received more than 156,000 Walker, an independent, cut dividends share and the government’s. in place after the financial crisis and pass a big farm bill that square miles (404,000 square kilome- in 2016 to $1,022. Lawmakers agreed to Don Fritz said he’s a longtime Alaska sets agriculture and school nutrition policies. The Senate also ters) of land as a “dowry” at statehood, a similarly reduced amount last year. resident and in between jobs, though he has to begin confirmation hearings for Trump’s nominees for with mineral rights belonging to the “Right now, I’d rather have him just said his wife says he’s retired. He said secretary of state and CIA director. people, Tillion said. The checks are their sit on his hands and don’t touch nothing the dividend doesn’t belong in the con- The one legislative lift will be another spending bill when share, he said. until the next election is over,” Taylor stitution. At best, he said it should com- the one Trump signed into law expires at the end of September. Major proposals for using the fund’s said. pete with other programs for funding. But it may bring more political risk than reward for Republicans, earnings involve changing how the Walker, who has unsuccessfully “To me, it’s one of many things that since conservatives largely sided with the president against this checks are calculated, fueling a political pushed tax proposals to help fill the need to be prioritized,” such as public one, and could pose a more serious threat of voter revolt in the debate expected to spill into this year’s deficit, stands by his actions. He and safety and education, he said. fall. Strategists say it will be up to candidates to make the case that GOP’s signature legislative accomplishment is worth their re-election. Democrats have been hammering on the tax law as a give- EU Data Rules away to big business, in part because the steep reduction in Continued from Page 6 corporate rates, from 35 percent to 21 percent, is permanent while the reduced rates for individuals and other provisions for of annual global turnover — whichever is greater — for the “Cambridge Analytica’s story sounds like a spy novel,” he families, including expanded child tax credits, expire in com- most serious violations. said. “It has a bond villain in Alexander Nix. It has a secretive ing years. Facebook reported $40.65 billion in revenue last year. That billionaire genius in Robert Mercer. It has the evil sidekick in House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has derided the lop- means a serious violation could cost the company as much as Steve Bannon. It is working for right-wing interests and it sided benefits for households as “crumbs” — a quip Republicans $1.63 billion. claims to be able to control our minds,” he said. “We needed eagerly throw back at Democrats. Even though GDPR doesn’t legally protect the data of peo- a few Bond villains to make the story lively.” To prop up public opinion of the GOP’s top accomplishment, ple outside the EU, analysts expect many companies to apply millions are being spent by outside groups. American Action the rules worldwide. Smaller firms are likely to decide it’s too Network, which is aligned with House Speaker Paul Ryan, is expensive to run multiple compliance systems, though bigger unleashing more than $30 million in ads, and the network firms like Facebook and Google may still decide to “bracket backed by the influential Koch brothers will spend more than off” European operations, Vaidhyanathan said. Red Cross Lifeguard $20 million, heaping praise on lawmakers who voted for the Sarah T. Roberts, a professor of information studies at tax cuts and informing voters about those who didn’t. UCLA, says the EU is formulating the rules of engagement, Training Course And with passage of tax cuts so important to the GOP elec- rather than allowing internet companies to dictate. While U.S.- tion effort, Republicans might take the unusual step of trying SPRINGFIELD — The City of Springfield’s Aquatics based platforms were created in the image of Silicon Valley, to pass them again. Department will be offering a Red Cross Lifeguard Training that type of bravado and no-holds barred capitalism doesn’t go “We think there’s more we can do,” Ryan said. Course. The course will take place during April vacation down well in Europe. House GOP leaders are seriously considering legislation this week at Commerce High School on 415 State Street. Pre- “Despite claims that cyberspace is not fettered to planet summer — “Tax Cuts 2” — that would try to build on the registration is required and space is limited. Persons 15 Earth, that is not true,” she said. original bill that became law in December by making the indi- years of age and over can register for the course, which runs Facebook, for one, has taken notice, setting aside a page of vidual tax cuts permanent. Tuesday, April 17 through Friday, April 21, 2018. An in- its website to explain what the company is doing to comply A do-over tax cuts bill is not expected to pass this Congress. pool test will be given to all participants prior to the first day with GDPR. “We’ve built tools to help people manage their But setting up another showdown accomplishes political goals on Thursday, April 12th also at Commerce High School at data and understand their choices with respect to how we use for Republicans by turning attention back to the tax law, and 6:00pm. Based on the results of the swim test, participants their personal data,” it says. pushing Democrats into the uncomfortable position of voting who pass will continue on to the full course. Cost for the But GDPR is not a panacea that will ensure everyone’s data against it, again. program is $175.00 (cash or check only) per person for City is protected. Some analysts suggest the next step should be to Americans for Prosperity, one of the groups in the Koch residents and $225.00 for non-City residents. All fees must ensure that everyone owns their own data and can sell it in network, launched an ad campaign urging Congress to fortify be paid on the day of the swim test. exchange for services. the law by making tax cuts permanent. “More needs to be The department is pleased to offer an invitation to all Pressure is building for increased regulation in the U.S., done,” the group says on a website for its advocacy. interested participants to learn these valuable life skills. The where members of Congress have called on Zuckerberg to “Even if there are things that get passed between now and course is part of the Aquatics Division’s ongoing commit- testify about the Cambridge Analytica scandal. the fall, the bottom line is the single most important piece of ment to provide quality programming. Interested individu- The alleged conspiracy has captured the public imagination, legislation is going to be the tax bill,” said veteran strategist als must pre-register by calling the Aquatics Director, Joe focusing worldwide attention on data protection, Vaidhyanathan David Winston, who advises House and Senate GOP leader- Federico at (413) 787-6298. said. ship. “That defines what this Congress is about.” PAGE 8 - MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS

The 1 and 2 year olds are off and running. My brother will help me.

The two handed grab. Easter Bunny Appears at Shaker Farms The Easter Bunny was greeted by over 500 kids and their parents at the Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Shaker Farms. All dressed up and looking for eggs. “Where did that egg go?” Thousands of eggs covered the ground waiting to be found. The children anxiously awaited the start for each division and then promptly ran to get their goodies. Violet Leborgne (6 yrs) waits with basket and bunny ears.

“I think I want this one”

Annabel Haffmann gets to sit on the The parachute helps keep the kids busy before the start. Easter Bunnys lap.

My teddy helps me get the best egg.

Bella Roberts-Manning and Brooke Desroches proudly display their eggs.

Raelyn Lemarier (1 ½ years) will share Madison Boulanger asked the Easter Look at all we have! with you and her Mom Jordan. Bunny “Where is my Mom?”

An impromptu 5th egg hunt for those who didn’t get any eggs. Dan and Nancy Kotowicz, Easter Egg Anna Miranda (6 Hunt hosts and the Easter Bunny wish yrs) pretends to be The Easter Bunny arrives you all a Happy Easter a bunny What kind of egg is this? on a fire truck.

Kids and parents swarm to welcome the Easter Bunny.

Tons of kids and parents make it a Photos by successful event. Look at all the eggs. Nancy Kotowicz escorts the Easter Bunny to his place of honor. Lynn F. Boscher

24th Annual Mayor’s Easter Egg Hunt Free Easter Egg WESTFIELD — Mayor Brian P. Sullivan is pleased to announce that the 24th Annual Easter Egg Hunt Event will be held on Saturday, March 31st at South Middle School grounds, 30 West Silver Street with the participation from the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Hunt in Agawam Westfield and Amelia Park Children’s Museum. The event will be organized into two different age groups. Heritage Woods Senior Living will be hold- Group Ages 1-5 event line up 10:30am. Ages 1-2 will be set to hunt soon after the line up at their designated area. Ages 3-5 will be set ing an Easter Egg Hunt for children under 12 to hunt soon after the line up at their designated area. on Saturday, March 31st from 10:00 a.m. to Group Ages 6-10 event line up 11:30am. Ages 6-8 will be set to hunt soon after the line up at their designated area. Ages 9-10 will be 11:00 a.m. (rain or shine). This event takes set to hunt soon after the line up at their designated area place at 462 Main Street in Agawam. Children There will be a maximum of 10 candy filled eggs to be collected by each child in each age group. (Remember to bring a basket for the should bring their own baskets and participate egg hunt.) Prizes will be given to the lucky child who collects the Golden egg in each age division. Optional: Easter Bunny costume con- for a chance to win a prize! For more informa- test for each age division. Winner will get a small prize. There will be a special appearance by the Easter Bunny along with some of our tion contact Nicole Wallace at 413-789-8332 or local mascots, as well as music and games for the children to enjoy. email [email protected].

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Westfield High’s Jalen Bodendorf goes airborne during tennis practice. Donald Chang returns a serve during tennis practice at William Scott gets some tennis pointers from coach Colin Gilbert. WHS. Busy sports practice day at WHS

Madison Adamczyk is cheered on by schoolmates as she sprints up the hallway during track tryouts.

Volleyball players work out on a stair climbing exercise. Abby Cervonayco works her way over a hurdle while practicing for track at Westfield High. Photos by Marc St.Onge Gegetskas Dominant Again as Owls Split Doubleheader at Trinity HARTFORD, Conn. – Junior lefthand- after Crowley doubled, Alex Lafayette second inning as Murphy walked and er John Gegetskas (Sport Science/ (Ludlow, Mass.) followed with a squibber later came around to score on Alex Winsdor, Conn.) threw seven strong in front of the plate, but Lafayette's hustle Benevides' ground out. The Owls innings and centerfielder Anthony down the first base line forced an errant scratched for another run in the fourth as Crowley (Bellingham, Mass.) supplied throw from Trinity starter eric Mohl (0-1) John Lippincott walked and eventually all the offense needed with a three-run allowing Crowley to score. scored on a wild pitch to tie the game at double as Westfield State won game one The Owls Kyle Murphy doubled to 2-2. of a doubleheader with Trinity College in lead of the second and scored on Jared Trinity scored what proved to be the a doubleheader split on Saturday at Ferrari's (Waltham, Mass.) base hit, then game winner on an unearned run in the DiBenedetto Stadium. the Owls loaded the bases for Crowley, bottom of the fourth as Cameron Snyder Westfield claimed game 1 by a 5-1 who ripped a double into the left field reached on a fielder's choice, advanced final, while the Bantams bounced back to corner that scored all three runners to on a pair of singles, and scored on Johnny win game 2 by a 3-2 final score. stake Gegetskas to a 5-0 lead. Stamaitis' sacrifice fly. Gegetskas (3-1) struck out nine and In the nightcap, the Bantams shut the The Owls put two men on with two out allowed just five hits and one walk while Owls down on just four hits while using in the top of the seventh, but reliever striking out nine. The Owls ace has three pitchers. Alex Herbst picked up the McClane Hill came on to record the final fanned 47 hitters through 26.1 innings win in relief after working three scoreless out and preserve the win for Trinity. pitched this season. innings. Starter Nate Marshall took the loss for John Gegetskas follows through on a pitch against St Westfield scored one run in the first Westfield tied the game at 1-1 in the Westfield. Norbert in Auburndale Fla in March, 2018

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Duke’s Trevon Duval walks off the court after a regional final game against Kansas in the NCAA men’s college basketball tournament Villanova’s Jalen Brunson celebrates after cutting a piece of net following the team’s win over Texas Tech in an Sunday, March 25, 2018, in Omaha, Neb. Kansas won 85-81 in over- NCAA men’s college basketball tournament regional final, Sunday, March 25, 2018, in Boston. Villanova won time. (AP Photo/Nati Harnik) 71-59 to advance to the Final Four. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa) TIPPING OFF: Wild March stabilizes a bit with Final Four set RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Welcome to a Final Sunday, putting the Wildcats as the headliner fol- Four filled with past national champions — just lowed by Kansas at third. Michigan was No. 11 the way the NCAA selection committee drew it and Loyola-Chicago was No. 46. up, right? WINING UGLY: Villanova and Michigan OK, maybe not. should arrive in Texas with an extra bit of confi- Sure, there’s plenty of the expected with 1-seed dence after winning games when they shot poorly. Villanova making it to San Antonio in pursuit of The Wildcats shot just 33 percent and made 4 of the program’s second title in three seasons. Kansas 24 3-pointers (.167) in Sunday’s East final against is the other 1-seed to navigate its way through a Texas Tech . The Wolverines shot nearly 39 per- maze full of upsets as it pursues its first title since cent but made just 4 of 22 3s (.182) in Saturday 2008. night’s West final against Florida State . Michigan coach John Beilein, right, celebrates with players, coaches and family And plenty figured No. 3 seed Michigan had a On top of that, they combined to make 4 of 27 after Michigan defeated Florida State 58-54 in an NCAA men’s college basketball good shot to get to the Final Four as the Wolverines 3s after halftime (.148). Yet here they are. tournament regional final Saturday, March 24, 2018, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo) chase their first title since the Glen Rice-led group TITLE HISTORY: Top seeds have hoisted the won the program’s first in 1989. trophy on the final Monday night of the season in But Loyola-Chicago? Consider the 11th-seeded 18 of the past 26 NCAA Tournaments, while No. Ramblers the representative for all the low seeds 3 seeds have won three times (Syracuse in 2003, — UMBC, Marshall and Buffalo, to name a few Florida in 2006, Connecticut in 2011) in that span. — that pulled off the big stunners in an upset- Villanova remains the lowest-seeded team to filled and memorable March. win a title as a No. 8 in 1985. And yes, the Ramblers do have a national NOT SO WILD AFTER ALL: With all the championship, won way back in 1963 during the upsets, it sure looked like the Final Four had a Kennedy administration. chance to be filled with surprises. It didn’t end up Now it’s time to prepare for next Saturday’s that way. first national semifinal (Loyola vs. Michigan ) The sum of the seeds for the four teams is 16, featuring the upstart against the surging power- the highest since 2014 (18). But it was a far cry conference team in an undercard to the heavy- from joining the four other years since the tourna- weight matchup of top seeds in the nightcap. ment began seeding teams in 1979 that the com- It’s a particular relief for Kansas, which had a bined total was at least 20: 1980 (21), 2000 (22), No. 1 seed for the third straight season and lost in 2006 (20) and 2011 (26). the Elite Eight the past two seasons — including The last two of those were the most recent to in 2016 to Villanova as the Wildcats marched to feature an 11-seed before Loyola-Chicago’s run, the national title. with George Mason getting there in 2006 and “You think about it, hey, in their careers all VCU doing it in 2011. The only other Final Four we’ve been is the No. 1 overall seed, the No. 2 to feature a No. 11 seed came in 1986 with LSU, overall seed and the No. 3 overall seed and though the combined seed total was 15 on the haven’t gotten to a Final Four,” coach Bill Self strength of 1-seeds Duke and Kansas, and 2-seed said after Sunday’s overtime win against Duke in Louisville (the eventual champion behind fresh- Omaha, Nebraska. “So that means that these guys man Pervis Ellison) joining the Tigers in Dallas. have done so well to put us in a position but we ACC’S MISS: The Atlantic Coast Conference hadn’t kicked the door in yet. was trying to get a team into the national-title “I’m happy for us, staff, school, everything, but game for the fourth straight year but ultimately I’m more happy for these guys because they fell short of the Final Four. deserve to experience what the best of college Duke won the championship in 2015. Rival basketball is — and that will be what takes place North Carolina lost to Villanova in the 2016 title Saturday and Monday.” game before coming all the way back and winning FORESHADOWING?: If you’re into good the 2017 title against Gonzaga. And 10th-seeded omens, note that Kansas won its last title in San Syracuse was a surprise semifinalist in 2016 after Antonio by beating North Carolina and Memphis upsetting No. 1 seed Virginia in a regional final. under Self a decade ago. And that was the pro- IMPROVED NUMBERS: ESPN said none of gram’s first since Danny Manning and The the 17.3 million entrees had the Elite Eight teams Miracles won the 1988 title as a No. 6 seed — correct in its Tournament Challenge picks contest. now an even 30 years ago. But 550 people correctly had the Final Four So maybe years ending in eight bring a bit of teams. March 24, 2018 Atlanta: Confetti falls as Loyola-Chicago guard Ben Richardson luck for the Jayhawks? Villanova was the most popular pick to get holds up four fingers on each hand, for Final Four, while celebrating the team’s RANKING THE SEEDS: Villanova was the there, winning the East Region on 58.4 percent of 78-62 win over Kansas State in the regional final of the NCAA men’s college bas- No. 2 overall seed behind Virginia on Selection the submitted brackets. ketball tournament Saturday, March 24, 2018, in Atlanta. (Curtis Compton/Atlanta Journal-Constitution via AP)

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Monday 04/02 @Westfield High School West Springfield High School Boys Varsity Lacrosse Bullens Field, 4 PM @Westfield High School, 5:30 PM Westfield High School Girls Varsity Softball Boys Junior Varsity Lacrosse @Agawam High School, 4 PM Westfield High School Westfield High School Boys Varsity Track @Northampton High School, 4 PM @East Longmeadow High School, 5 PM Westfield High School Girls Varsity Tennis Friday 04/06 @Ludlow High School, 4 PM Westfield High School Girls Varsity Softball Boys Junior Varsity Lacrosse @Longmeadow High School Hampshire Regional High School Westfield High School Blinn Tennis Courts, 4 PM @Westfield High School, 4 PM @Agawam High School, 5:30 PM Girls Junior Varsity Softball Girls Varsity Tennis Tuesday 04/03 Westfield High School Westfield High School Girls Varsity Track @Northampton High School @South Hadley High School Westfield High School JFK Middle School, 4 PM Mount Holyoke College, 4 PM @Chicopee Comprehensive HS, 4 PM Thursday 04/05 Boys Varsity Volleyball Boys Varsity Tennis Boys Varsity Lacrosse Acton-Boxborough Reg H.S. Westfield High School Westfield High School @Westfield High School @Sabis International Charter School @East Longmeadow High School, 7 PM American International College - Forest Park, 4 PM Girls Varsity Lacrosse Butova Gymnasium, 6 PM Boys Varsity Volleyball West Springfield High School Girls Junior Varsity Softball Agawam High School @Westfield High School, 4 PM Hampshire Regional High School @Westfield High School, 6:30 PM Boys Varsity Tennis @Westfield High School, 4 PM Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball Holyoke High School Agawam High School @Westfield High School, 4:30 PM Sunday 04/08 @Westfield High School, 5 PM Boys Varsity Volleyball Boys Varsity Baseball Girls Junior Varsity Lacrosse Westfield High School Billerica Memorial High School Westfield High School @Minnechaug Reg. High School, 5 PM @Westfield High School @Enfield High School, 4:15 PM Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball Bullens Field, 1 PM Wednesday 04/04 Westfield High School Boys Varsity Baseball @Minnechaug Reg. High School, 4 PM Taconic High School Girls Junior Varsity Lacrosse

SAINT MARY PARISH SCHOOL WESTFIELD TECHNICAL ACADEMY Thursday 03/29 Springfield Central High School Friday 04/06 HS Boys Varsity Lacrosse @ Saint Mary Parish School Boys Varsity Baseball Arcanum Field, 1 PM Belchertown High School Boardman Field, 4 PM McCann Technical High School Tuesday 04/17 @ Saint Mary Parish School Monday 04/09 @ Westfield Technical Academy Girls Varsity Softball Boardman Field, 4 PM Boys Varsity Tennis Bullens Field, 4 PM Westfield Technical Academy Monday 04/02 Saint Mary Parish School Boys Junior Varsity Baseball @ Smith Vocational and Agricultural Girls Varsity Lacrosse @ Greenfield High School McCann Technical High School HS Saint Mary Parish School Davis St Courts, 3:30 PM @ Westfield Technical Academy Sheldon Field, 4 PM @ Monson High School, 4 PM Boys Varsity Lacrosse Jachym Field, 4 PM Wednesday 04/18 Tuesday 04/03 Pathfinder RVT High School Tuesday 04/10 Boys Varsity Baseball Boys Varsity Lacrosse @ Saint Mary Parish School Boys Varsity Baseball Westfield Technical Academy McCann Technical High School Boardman Field, 4 PM Westfield Technical Academy @ Putnam Voc/Tech Academy @ Springfield HS of Science and Blunt Park, 1 PM @ Saint Mary Parish School Tuesday 04/10 Technology Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Boardman Field, 4 PM Girls Varsity Tennis Forest Park Diamond #1, 4 PM Westfield Technical Academy Wednesday 04/04 Mohawk Trail Regional HS Girls Varsity Softball @ Putnam Voc/Tech Academy Girls Varsity Tennis @ Saint Mary Parish School Renaissance School Blunt Park Dia. #2, 1 PM Renaissance School Municipal Tennis Courts, 5 PM @ Westfield Technical Academy Friday 04/20 @ Saint Mary Parish School Girls Varsity Lacrosse Whitney Park, 4 PM Boys Varsity Baseball Municipal Tennis Courts, 4 PM Saint Mary Parish School Friday 04/13 Franklin County Tech. School Thursday 04/05 @ Amherst-Pelham Reg Boys Varsity Baseball @ Westfield Technical Academy Boys Varsity Tennis High School, 4 PM Southwick Regional School Bullens Field, 4 PM Springfield HS of Science and Boys Varsity Baseball @ Westfield Technical Academy Girls Varsity Softball Technology @ Saint Mary Parish School Southwick Regional School Bullens Field, 4 PM Springfield HS of Municipal Tennis Courts, 4 PM @ Saint Mary Parish School Girls Varsity Softball Science and Technology @ Boys Varsity Lacrosse North Middle School, 4 PM Westfield Technical Academy Westfield Technical Academy Lee Middle and High School Boys Junior Varsity Baseball @ Gateway Reg. High School, 4 PM Whitney Park, 11 AM @ Saint Mary Parish School Southwick Regional School Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Boardman Field, 4 PM @ Saint Mary Parish School Southwick Regional School Westfield Technical Academy Friday 04/06 Hampden Ponds, 4 PM @ Westfield Technical Academy @ Franklin County Tech. School, 4 PM Girls Varsity Tennis Wednesday 04/11 Jachym Field, 4 PM Tuesday 04/24 Turners Falls High School Boys Varsity Tennis Monday 04/16 Boys Varsity Baseball @ Saint Mary Parish School Holyoke High School Boys Varsity Baseball Westfield Technical Academy Municipal Tennis Courts, 4 PM @ Saint Mary Parish School Smith Vocational and Agricultural HS @ John J. Duggan Academy Girls Varsity Lacrosse Municipal Tennis Courts, 4:30 PM @ Westfield Technical Academy Hubbard Park, 4 PM Belchertown High School Boys Varsity Lacrosse Bullens Field, 1 PM Girls Varsity Softball @ Saint Mary Parish School Saint Mary Parish School Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Westfield Technical Academy Boardman Field, 5:30 PM @ Granby Jr./Sr. High School, 4 PM Westfield Technical Academy @ Franklin County Tech. School, 4 PM Boys Varsity Lacrosse @ Smith Vocational and Agricultural

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Wednesday 04/04 Springfield HS of Science Thursday 03/29 Southwick Varsity Softball Field, 4 PM Girls Varsity Softball and Technology Girls Varsity Track Boys Varsity Volleyball Gateway Reg. High School @ Gateway Reg. High School, 4 PM Southwick Regional School Southwick Regional School @ Ware High School, 4 PM Monday 04/16 @ Frontier Regional School, 3:30 PM @ Holyoke High School, 5 PM Girls Junior Varsity Softball Boys Varsity Baseball Monday 04/02 Girls Junior Varsity Softball Gateway Reg. High School Gateway Reg. High School Girls Varsity Softball Gateway Reg. High School @ Ware High School @ McCann Technical High School Southwick Regional School @ Southwick Regional School Grenville Park, 4 PM Joe Wolfe Baseball Field, 4 PM @ Northampton High School, 4 PM Southwick JV Softball Field, 4 PM Thursday 04/05 Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Girls Junior Varsity Softball Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball Girls Varsity Softball Gateway Reg. High School Southwick Regional School Southwick Regional School Gateway Reg. High School @ McCann Technical High School, @ Northampton High School @ Holyoke High School, @ Southwick Regional School, 4 PM 4 PM JFK Middle School, 4 PM 4 PM Girls Junior Varsity Softball Wednesday 04/18 Gateway Reg. High School Boys Varsity Baseball Tuesday 04/03 Friday 04/06 @ Southwick Regional School Smith Vocational and Agricultural HS Boys Varsity Volleyball Boys Varsity Volleyball Southwick JV Softball Field, 4 PM @ Gateway Reg. High School, 4 PM Southwick Regional School West Springfield High School Friday 04/06 Boys Junior Varsity Baseball @ Sabis International Charter School, @ Southwick Regional School Boys Varsity Baseball Smith Vocational and Agricultural HS 5 PM James E. Vincent Gymnasium, Gateway Reg. High School @ Gateway Reg. High School, 4 PM Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball 6 PM @ Pioneer Valley Christian Academy, Friday 04/20 Southwick Regional School Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball 4 PM Boys Varsity Baseball @ Sabis International Charter School, West Springfield High School Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Putnam Voc/Tech Academy 4 PM @ Southwick Regional School Gateway Reg. High School @ Gateway Reg. High School, 4 PM Wednesday 04/04 James E. Vincent Gymnasium, @ Pioneer Valley Christian Academy, Girls Varsity Softball Boys Varsity Track 4:30 PM 4 PM Gateway Reg. High School Hampden Charter School of Science Monday 04/09 Monday 04/09 @ Franklin County Tech. School, 4 PM @ Southwick Regional School Girls Varsity Softball Girls Varsity Softball Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Richard Atkinson Track, 4 PM Southwick Regional School Gateway Reg. High School Putnam Voc/Tech Academy Boys Varsity Track @ Easthampton High School @ High School of Commerce @ Gateway Reg. High School, 4 PM South Hadley High School Nonotuck Park, 4 PM Marshall Roy Field, 4 PM Tuesday 04/24 @ Southwick Regional School Girls Junior Varsity Softball Tuesday 04/10 Boys Varsity Baseball Richard Atkinson Track, 4 PM Southwick Regional School Girls Varsity Softball Gateway Reg. High School Thursday 04/05 @ Easthampton High School Gateway Reg. High School @ Pathfinder RVT High School Girls Varsity Track Nonotuck Park, 4 PM @ Pathfinder RVT High School, 4 PM St Joes Field, 4 PM Mahar Regional School Tuesday 04/10 Girls Junior Varsity Softball Girls Varsity Softball @ Southwick Regional School Boys Varsity Baseball Gateway Reg. High School Gateway Reg. High School Richard Atkinson Track, 4 PM Southwick Regional School @ Pathfinder RVT High School, 4 PM @ Smith Vocational and Girls Varsity Track @ Saint Mary Parish School Friday 04/13 Agricultural HS, 4 PM Boys Varsity Baseball Boys Junior Varsity Baseball South Hadley High School North Middle School, 4 PM Springfield HS of Science and Gateway Reg. High School @ Southwick Regional School Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Technology @ Pathfinder RVT High School, 4 PM Richard Atkinson Track, 4 PM Southwick Regional School @ Gateway Reg. High School, 4 PM Girls Junior Varsity Softball Girls Varsity Softball @ Saint Mary Parish School Girls Varsity Softball Gateway Reg. High School Gateway Reg. High School Hampden Ponds, 4 PM Westfield Technical Academy @ Smith Vocational and Agricultural @ Southwick Regional School @ Gateway Reg. High School, 4 PM HS, 4 PM Boys Junior Varsity Baseball

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TV Sports Listings Dear Monday, March 26 8 p.m. High School: Jam Fest (ESPN2) Baseball 9 p.m. NCAA Women’s Tournament Elite Eight: Annie 1 p.m. MLB Spring Training: Philadelphia Phillies at Oregon vs. Notre Dame (ESPN) Pittsburgh Pirates (MLB Network) 10 p.m. NBA: Boston Celtics at Phoenix Suns (NBA TV) By ANNIE LANE Basketball Hockey 7 p.m. NCAA Women’s Tournament Elite Eight: South 7 p.m. NHL: Buffalo Sabres at Toronto Maple Leafs Parent Combats Underage Drinking Carolina vs. Connecticut (ESPN) (MSGPL) Dear Annie: My daughter has grown up in the blink of an eye. It seems as if I was just introducing the ABCs, and now 7 p.m. NBA: New York Knicks at Charlotte Hornets (MSG) 7:30 p.m. NHL: Washington Capitals at New York Rangers she’s reading Shakespeare in school. We talk every day about 7 p.m. NBA: Denver Nuggets at Philadelphia 76ers (NBCSN) her classes and activities, and I also make sure we discuss (NBA TV) underage drinking. When I was young, conversations about alcohol consumption were along the lines of “Don’t do it” and not about the impact of alcohol on my body, particularly my adolescent brain. Now that I’m a parent, I try to make sure I have the At The Movies information I need to teach my daughter to make healthy decisions. As my daughter has grown up, I’ve tried to discuss alcohol consumption in ways she’d best understand. For example, she and her friends are undergoing many emotional and physical changes, and they’re fascinated by how their bodies and minds operate. I started using information from programs such as Ask, Listen, Learn to connect her natural interests about her brain and body with the impact underage drinking can have on them. This resource has helped me better understand the nuanced functions of the brain and how they are impaired by alcohol (especially the still-developing brain), and it has given me more confidence in conversations with my daughter about why drinking is an adults-only activity. The interactive videos and games have given my child a new fun outlet for learning, too. I hope you’ll help in informing my generation of parents about the tools available to help them talk to their children about saying no to underage drinking. -- Shannan Y. Dear Shannan Y.: You are so right that it’s important for parents to talk to their teen children about alcohol. The This image released by Universal Pictures shows a scene from “Pacific Rim Uprising.” (Legendary Pictures/Universal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Pictures via AP) (https://www.samhsa.gov/underage-drinking) also offers resources for parents wrestling with this issue -- even a free app for practicing the conversation (called “Talk. They Hear You”). Teen drinking has, thank goodness, decreased over the past two decades. Let’s hope it will continue to decline ‘Pacific Rim: Uprising’ dethrones ‘Black Panther’ with active parent involvement. NEW YORK (AP) — It took six weeks But we need bigger numbers to be put up.” lion. “I Can Only Imagine” has emerged Dear Annie: As a psychotherapist, I wonder whether the but “Black Panther” has finally been “Pacific Rim: Uprising” could point to as the clear faith-based film of choice unseated as the top film at the North better results abroad, where it grossed ahead of Easter, likely to the detriment of nose-picking daughter of “Dad Who Cares” has a compul- American box office. The monsters vs. $122.5 million over the weekend. The July “Paul: Apostle of Christ,” which took in sion. Not wanting to stop unhealthy behaviors is often robots science-fiction sequel “Pacific Rim: 2013 original, directed by Guillermo del $5 million this weekend for Sony’s Affirm because of compulsivity. It’s not that she won’t stop; it’s that Uprising” dethroned the superhero sensa- Toro, was likewise conceived as an East- Films. she can’t (without help, that is). An excellent book and won- tion with $28 million in ticket sales over West hybrid tailored after classic kaiju And in limited release, Wes Anderson’s derful read on the subject, by science writer Sharon Begley, the weekend, according to studio esti- movies, the Japanese giant monster genre. stop-motion animated “Isle of Dogs” got is “Can’t Just Stop: An Investigation of Compulsions.” -- mates Sunday. It launched with $37.3 million domesti- off to a healthy start with $1.6 million in Karen, LCSW But the result for “Pacific Rim: cally and $45 million in China. 27 theaters. Fox Searchlight, coming off Dear Karen, LCSW: That’s a useful angle to consider, Uprising,” a Universal Pictures-Legendary The $411 million worldwide haul for its best-picture win at the Academy Awards and I appreciate the book recommendation. Entertainment release that cost $150 mil- del Toro’s film was enough to prompt a for “The Shape of Water,” carefully select- Dear Annie: It is worth mentioning that the nose-picking lion to make, was soft — at least domesti- sequel, even if enthusiasm for a second ed the opening-weekend theaters to cater cally. Like the recently released “Tomb installment was considerably higher in to Anderson’s die-hard fans. habit may be because the daughter has an infection inside her Raider,” its biggest business was in China. Asia. Steven S. DeKnight co-wrote and “We just wanted to be out there to give nose. Impetigo, which often occurs on the skin, may instead “Pacific Rim: Uprising” debuted there directed “Uprising,” which critics largely his audience an opportunity to find the emerge inside the nose, causing scab formation. It is caused with $65 million for Legendary, which the slammed. It scored a 46 percent fresh rat- film,” said Frank Rodriguez, distribution by strep or staph bacteria. A visit to her primary care physi- Chinese conglomerate Wanda Group ing on Rotten Tomatoes. head for Searchlight. cian for a culture of the inside of her nose is in order. A treat- acquired in 2016. “The domestic market was a very Anderson is coming off the biggest box- ment with penicillin would most likely clear up the infection And even though “Black Panther” slid important part of it and we really came in office hit of his career. “The Grand and maybe stop the urge to pick. -- Certified Medical to second place with $16.7 million in its above any reasonable expectations,” said Budapest Hotel” grossed $175 million Microbiologist sixth weekend, Ryan Coogler’s film Jim Orr, domestic distribution chief for worldwide in 2014. “Isle of Dogs,” about Dear Certified Microbiologist: Another helpful take on notched another box-office milestone. It’s Universal. “This was always engineered to a Japanese island of misfit canines in a this unsettling issue. Thanks for writing. now the highest-grossing superhero film be a worldwide event film.” future dystopia, has been received with ever in North America, not accounting for The strategy was similar for Warner nearly equal fanfare. Critics gave it a 93 Send your questions for Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- inflation. The film’s $631 million in Bros.′ “Tomb Raider” reboot, starring percent fresh Rotten Tomatoes score, audi- ators.com. To find out more about Annie Lane and read fea- domestic ticket sales has surpassed the Alicia Vikander. Domestically, it dropped ences gave it an “A″ CinemaScore and tures by other Creators Syndicate columnists and cartoonists, $623 million of 2012′s “The Avengers.” steeply in its second week, sliding 56 per- Searchlight noted its opening-weekend visit the Creators Syndicate website at www.creators.com. ″Black Panther” also becomes the fifth cent with $10.4 million. Sales have been audience was more than 60 percent under highest grossing film of all-time, rising brisker overseas, where “Tomb Raider” the age of 30. But it has also ssparked above “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.” has grossed $170 million thus far. questions of cultural appropriation. Yet the record-breaking hit of “Black MGM and Paramount Pictures’ ani- “I don’t know how that’s going to affect Panther” has been followed by a string of mated family sequel “Sherlock Gnomes” most of the audience,” said Rodriguez. HINTS FROM HELOISE lackluster performers, including “Tomb disappointed with a $10.6 million debut. “We know that audiences want to see it. PARTY INVITE Raider,” ″A Wrinkle in Time” and “Red Forecasts had been higher for the sequel to We can hope that people make their own Dear Heloise: I’ve found that the best Sparrow.” ″Pacific Rim: Uprising” may “Gnomeo & Juliet,” which grossed $194 decisions and hopefully look at the film as way to have a party that might get a little have taken down the champ, but a block- million worldwide in 2011. an homage to a great culture and great noisy is to make sure you invite the neigh- buster heir to “Black Panther” is yet to be The results were also modest for Steven filmmakers. It’s pretty much Wes.” found. Next weekend, Steven Spielberg Soderbergh’s “Unsane,” a psychological Estimated ticket sales for Friday through bors on both sides of your home or apart- will try with his big-budget virtual-reality thriller starring Claire Foy (“The Crown”) Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, ment. Not only does it allow them to mix spectacle “Ready Player One.” that the director shot with iPhones. The according to comScore. Where available, and mingle with new people, it avoids Hollywood has essentially already Bleecker Street-Fingerprint Releasing film the latest international numbers also are noise complaints and is just a nice, neigh- squandered the early lead “Black Panther” opened with $3.9 million in 2,023 theaters. included. Final three-day domestic figures borly thing to do. -- Wendy G. in St Louis gave it. Despite the firepower of “Black Though both were inexpensively made, will be released Monday. JUST A REMINDER Panther,” the year is running 2.6 percent neither of Soderbergh’s first two films fol- 1. “Pacific Rim: Uprising,” $28 million Dear Heloise: Just wanted to remind folks that if they are behind 2017 at U.S and Canada theaters, lowing his brief retirement from ($122.5 million international). looking for a pet to adopt, try the various shelters in your according to comScore. This weekend Hollywood has made much of a dent at the 2. “Black Panther,” $16.7 million ($12.9 area rather than buying from a breeder. There are so many was down 36.5 percent from last year box office. Last year’s “Logan Lucky,” million international). homeless dogs and cats that can enrich the lives of many when “Beauty and the Beast” was in its starring Channing Tatum, tapped out at 3. “I Can Only Imagine,” $13.8 million. people and offer companionship and unconditional love to second week and the surprisingly success- $27.8 million domestically. 4. “Sherlock Gnomes,” $10.6 million. any family. -- Patricia H., Ogden, Utah ful “Power Rangers” debuted. But there were also bright spots. The 5. “Tomb Raider,” $10.4 million. GETTING TO THE POINT! “One movie isn’t enough to support a Christian drama “I Can Only Imagine” 6. “A Wrinkle in Time,” $8 million. Dear Heloise: Want a sharp point on an eyeliner pencil? whole marketplace,” said Paul held especially strongly in its second 7. “Love, Simon,” $7.8 million. Place it in the freezer for about half an hour, and it’s much Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for weekend. The Lionsgate-Roadside 8. “Paul, Apostle of Christ,” $5 million. easier to sharpen. This works on eyebrow pencils as well. -- comScore. “We need a real shot in the arm Attractions release grossed $13.8 million, 9. “Game Night,” $4.2 million. Linda Q., Linn Grove, Ind. here. ‘Pacific Rim,’ that’s a fine opening. bringing its two-week total to $38.5 mil- 10. “Midnight Sun,” $4.1 million.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Monday, March 26, 2018: This year you enter a period where you feel more put together than you have in a long time. Your finances could swing up and down after May. You are likely to have some wonderful opportunities emerge. Double-check any agreement you sign. If you are single, others are drawn to you. This fall DUSTIN By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker through your next birthday will prove to be prime time for meeting someone of interest. If you are attached, you and your sweetie might opt to change the financial structure you have created together. Some couples will be greeting a new addition to their family. LEO knows how to fire you up.

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHHH You might be vested in a certain outcome with a creative project. An unexpected curve- ball forces you to rethink a decision. Many people SCARY GARY Mark Buford would be more cautious moving forward. However, you are likely to continue at the same speed. Tonight: Add vitality to a relationship. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) HHH Deal with a domestic issue before it deals with you. Your ability to see the long-term advan- tages and loopholes needs to come into play in order to reach a goal. Open up to better communication and understanding. Tonight: Make a favorite dessert for a family member. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) HHHH Crosswords Your need to possess dwindles quickly during the day. You will have some time to think Mick and Mason Mastroianni through your recent behavior and decisions. DOGS of C-KENNEL Conversations will be mellow but noteworthy. Invite a friend out to dinner to work through a recurring problem. Tonight: At a favorite spot. CANCER (June 21-July 22) HHH You wake up with energy. Refuse to take offense to someone else’s sharp or sarcastic comment; otherwise, you are likely to feel unusually burdened by it. Move on. Listen to a suggestion, and check your budget before taking action. Tonight: Treat others to dinner. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHHHH You could be surprised by what is going on around a child or loved one. Use a sudden unleashing of energy to allow more intellectual and B.C. Mastroianni and Hart emotional flexibility into your life. Good ideas seem to naturally appear if you open up and share more with others. Tonight: Time for fun! VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) HHHH You could be in a situation that allows greater give-and-take. A partner might be unpredict- able yet also a source of energy. The faster you handle a problem, the better you’ll feel. Resolve any issue that could rear its ugly head. Tonight: Tell it like it is, but with diplomacy. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) HHHH You could be in a position where you need to come to terms with a change of attitude from a key person in your life. You might wonder what would happen if you were to turn a personal ONE BIG HAPPY Rick Detorie issue around. Find out! You will be pleasantly surprised. Tonight: Manage what is happening. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) HHHH Be more in tune with what others seem to need. Make an effort to give more of yourself, and witness the difference it makes. You might opt to be more available or sensitive to certain people, especially in the work arena. Tonight: Move forward with an important plan. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) HHHHH You could make a change, though you might feel as if someone has forced it upon you. Listen to what is being said, and you’ll receive important feedback on what is going on. Open up to ANDY CAPP Mahoney, Goldsmith and Garnett serious discussions, and do your best to grasp all points of view. Tonight: As you like it. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) HH Approach a problem with the expectation of resolving it. You might feel as if you need to honor a fast change. Listen to the feedback that heads in your direction. Your home life is likely to be affected. Remain direct yet sensitive when dealing with others. Tonight: Keep it light. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) HHHH You could be more explosive than you Cryptoquip are aware. If the unexpected occurs, center yourself. Be careful around mechanical equipment, as you could be accident-prone. Avoid any major purchas- es involved with communication as well. Tonight: John Deering and John Newcombe Accept a fun invitation. ZACK HILL PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) HHHH Follow through on an important matter involving your budget and communication; otherwise, you could make a costly mistake. Double- check your funds and count your change. Make an effort to return a call that you have been avoiding. Tonight: Off to the gym to work out.

BORN TODAY Actress Keira Knightley (1985), singer/songwriter Diana Ross (1944), singer/songwriter Kenny Chesney (1968) March 26, 2018 April 2, 9, 2018 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Premises: Carrington Road, Montgomery, MA and 20 Chamberlain Road, Montgomery, MA By virtue and in execution of the POWER OF SALE contained in a certain mortgage given by Charles L. Peckham a/k/a Charles R. Peckham and Nancy L. Peckham a/k/a Nancy M. Peckham, both of Montgomery, Massachusetts, to Nancy A. Un- derwood, dated December 30, 2011 and recorded in the Hamp- den County Registry of Deeds, Book 19069, Page 332, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m., on the 10th day of May, 2018, upon the mortgaged premises at Carring- ton Road and 20 Chamberlain Road, Montgomery, Massachu- setts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage.

To wit: Those certain tracts or parcels of land, together with all buildings situated thereon, in the Town of Montgomery, County of Hamp- den, Commonwealth of Mas- sachusetts, bounded and described as follows: PARCEL ONE: That certain tract or parcel of land situate in said Montgomery, bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the Southeast corner of the tract conveyed, near a hard maple tree; thence running WESTERLY on land now or formerly of M. M. Holcomb eighty (80) rods, more or less, to a stake and stones at land now or formerly of Henry L. Holcomb; thence NORTHERLY on said Holcomb sixty (60) or seventy (70) rods to a stake and stones. EASTERLY on said Henry L. Holcomb about fourteen (14) rods to a garden wall; thence NORTHERLY about two (2) rods; thence EASTERLY about six (6) rods to the road; thence across said road and also an old road in a Southeasterly direction to a tree marked; thence NORTHERLY to the Bearden Brook; thence EASTERLY on said Brook to a marked tree; thence SOUTHERLY about sixty (60) rods to the Reed lot; thence WESTERLY on said Reed lot to said old road; and thence on the Brant place to the place of beginning. Containing seventy (70) acres more or less; together with a certain right of way as recorded in Hampden County Re- gistry of Deeds, Book 374, Page 319. PARCEL TWO: That certain tract or parcel of land situate in said Montgomery, bounded and described as follows: Beginning on the highway at a stake and stones; thence running SOUTH three (3) rods to a stake and stones; thence WEST six (6) rods to a stake and stones; thence SOUTH two (2) rods to a stake and stones; thence WEST eleven (11) rods to a stake and stones; thence SOUTH to a stake and stones at land now or formerly of M. M. Holcomb; thence WEST to the Westfield River to Bearden Brook; thence on said Brook to a white ash tree marked; thence SOUTH to a chestnut tree marked to the highway; thence WEST on first named highway; crossing another highway, the first mentioned bound containing forty (40) acres more or less. Said tract being also described as bounded NORTHERLY on land now or formerly of one T. LaFerrier; EAST by the above mentioned tract; SOUTH by other land of Louis Bushey, now or formerly; WEST by land of the Boston and Albany Railroad Company. Excepting from the above described PARCEL TWO, that portion thereof and the right of way conveyed by deed of Charles L. Peckham and Margaret M. Peckham to Paul Barnes and Dorothy V. Barnes, dated March 22, 1952, recorded in said Re- gistry in Book 2166, Page 111; see also corrective deed, dated April 28, 1953, recorded in said Registry in Book 2237, Page 538. Also excepting from the above described PARCEL TWO, that March 26, 2018 portion thereof conveyed by April 2, 9, 2018 deed of Margaret M. Peckham to Clifton J. Noble and Elizabeth A. MORTGAGEE'S SALE Noble, dated March 19, 1960, OF REAL ESTATE and recorded in said Registry in Book 2734, Page 306. Premises: Carrington Road, Montgomery, MA and PARCEL THREE: That certain tract or parcel of land situate in 20 Chamberlain Road, said Montgomery, bounded and Montgomery, MA described as follows: By virtue and in execution of the Beginning at the center line of a POWER OF SALE contained in brook known as Bearden Brook, a certain mortgage given by at land now or formerly of Ada Charles L. Peckham a/k/a and Richard Chamberlain, said Charles R. Peckham and Nancy point being about two hundred L. Peckham a/k/a Nancy M. and 00/100 (200.00) feet East- Peckham, both of Montgomery, erly from the Easterly side of the Massachusetts, to Nancy A. Un- road leading from Russell to derwood, dated December 30, Norwich Bridge; thence running 2011 and recorded in the Hamp- in a NORTHWESTERLY direc- den County Registry of Deeds, tion to and across the road lead- Book 19069, Page 332, of which ing to Montgomery nine hun- mortgage the undersigned is the dred and fifty and 00/100 present holder, for breach of the (950.00) feet along land of the conditions of said mortgage and Montague Company at an angle; for the purpose of foreclosing thence continuing to the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m., on the THE LEFT by a deflection angle 10th day of May, 2018, upon the of 10º 22' about fifteen hundred mortgaged premises at Carring- and 00/100 (1500.00) feet along ton Road and 20 Chamberlain land of the aforesaid Montague Road, Montgomery, Massachu- Company to land now or setts, all and singular the formerly of Louis I. and Mary M. premises described in said mort- Rivard, said point being about gage. eleven hundred and 00/100 (1100.00) feet Easterly from the To wit: Easterly side of said Russell- Those certain tracts or parcels of Norwich Bridge; thence land, together with all buildings situated thereon, in the Town of WESTERLY about eleven hun- Montgomery, County of Hamp- dred and 00/100 (1100.00) feet den, Commonwealth of Mas- to the aforesaid road; thence in sachusetts, bounded and de- a scribed as follows: SOUTHEASTERLY direction PARCEL ONE: That certain tract along said road about fifteen or parcel of land situate in said hundred and 00/100 (1500.00) Montgomery, bounded and de- feet to land now or formerly of scribed as follows: one Barre; thence Commencing at the Southeast NORTHEASTERLY along land corner of the tract conveyed, of said Barre about two hundred near a hard maple tree; thence and sixty-seven (267) feet; running thence WESTERLY on land now or SOUTHEASTERLY along land formerly of M. M. Holcomb of said Barre about seven hun- eighty (80) rods, more or less, to dred and fifty (750) feet to and a stake and stones at land now across the road leading to Mont- or formerly of Henry L. Holcomb; gomery; thence thence WESTERLY along the South- NORTHERLY on said Holcomb erly side of said road about three sixty (60) or seventy (70) rods to hundred (300) feet to the East- a stake and stones. erly side of said Russell-Nor- wich Bridge Road; thence EASTERLY on said Henry L. Holcomb about fourteen (14) SOUTHEASTERLY along the rods to a garden wall; thence Easterly side of said road about three hundred twenty-five (325) NORTHERLY about two (2) feet to the first mentioned rods; thence Bearden Brook, thence EASTERLY about six (6) rods to EASTERLY along said Bearden the road; thence across said Brook about two hundred (200) road and also an old road in a feet to the place of beginning. Southeasterly direction to a tree marked; thence EXCEPTING from the above described PARCEL THREE, those NORTHERLY to the Bearden portions thereof conveyed by Brook; thence deeds of:

EASTERLY on said Brook to a 1. Charles L. Peckham and marked tree; thence Margaret M. Peckham to Clifton J. Noble and Minnie E. SOUTHERLY about sixty (60) Noble, dated January 11, 1949, rods to the Reed lot; thence recorded in said Registry in Book 1975, Page 471; WESTERLY on said Reed lot to said old road; and thence on the 2. Margaret M. Peckham to Brant place to the place of be- Clifton J. Noble and Elizabeth A. ginning. Containing seventy (70) Noble, dated March 19, 1960, acres more or less; together with recorded in said Registry in a certain right of way as recor- Book 2734, Page 306; ded in Hampden County Re- gistry of Deeds, Book 374, Page 3. Charles R. Peckham and 319. Nancy M. Peckham to John A. Gates and Nancy A. PARCEL TWO: That certain Gates, dated June 9, 1977, tract or parcel of land situate in recorded in said Registry in said Montgomery, bounded and Book 4435, Page 240; and described as follows: 4. Charles R. Peckham and Beginning on the highway at a Nancy M. Peckham to stake and stones; thence run- Clifton J. Noble and Elizabeth A. ning Noble, dated June 6, 1977, recorded in said Registry in SOUTH three (3) rods to a stake Book 4437, Page 263. and stones; thence PARCEL FOUR: That certain WEST six (6) rods to a stake tract or parcel of land situate in and stones; thence said Montgomery, bounded and described as follows: SOUTH two (2) rods to a stake and stones; thence Beginning at the center line of a brook known as Bearden Brook WEST eleven (11) rods to a at a point one hundred and stake and stones; thence 00/100 (100.00) feet Easterly from the point of beginning of SOUTH to a stake and stones at PARCEL THREE above and on land now or formerly of M. M. the East side of the land of the Holcomb; thence Montague Company, thence running in a WEST to the Westfield River to Bearden Brook; thence on said NORTHWESTERLY direction Brook to a white ash tree along land of said Montague marked; thence Company to and across the road leading to Montgomery about SOUTH to a chestnut tree nine hundred and fifty (950) feet marked to the highway; thence to an angle; thence continuing TO THE LEFT by a deflection WEST on first named highway; angle of 10º 22' about fifteen crossing another highway, the hundred (1500.00) feet along first mentioned bound contain- land of said Montague Com- ing forty (40) acres more or less. pany to the land now or formerly Said tract being also described of Louis I. and Mary M. Rivard, as bounded said point being about twelve hundred (1200.00) feet Easterly NORTHERLY on land now or of the Russell-Norwich Bridge formerly of one T. LaFerrier; Road; thence EAST by the above mentioned EASTERLY along the land of tract; said Rivard to the land now or formerly of one Williston; thence SOUTH by other land of Louis Bushey, now or formerly; March 12, 19, 26, 2018 SOUTHERLY along land of said Williston to and across the afore- moRtGAGee's sAle WEST by land of the Boston and said Montgomery Road to the of ReAl estAte Albany Railroad Company. first-mentioned Bearden Brook; thence Premises: Lot on Russell Road, Excepting from the above de- Montgomery, MA scribed PARCEL TWO, that por- WESTERLY down the said tion thereof and the right of way Bearden Brook to the place of By virtue and in execution of the conveyed by deed of Charles L. beginning. All the above lines POWER OF SALE contained in Peckham and Margaret M. are established from scale of a certain mortgage given by Kel- Peckham to Paul Barnes and plan on record showing land lie R. Cutter of Boston, Mas- Dorothy V. Barnes, dated March owned by the Montague Com- sachusetts, to Raymond J. 22, 1952, recorded in said Re- pany which divides the above Hanechak and Kim M. gistry in Book 2166, Page 111; Hanechak, dated September 5, described PARCEL THREE and 2014 and recorded in the Hamp- see also corrective deed, dated PARCELFOUR. den County Registry of Deeds, April 28, 1953, recorded in said Book 20426, Page 549, of which Registry in Book 2237, Page EXCEPTING from the above de- mortgage the undersigned are March 26, 2018 538. scribed PARCEL FOUR, that the present holders, for breach April 2, 9, 2018 portion thereof conveyed by of the conditions of said mort- Also excepting from the above deed of Charles L. Peckham and gage and for the purpose of MORTGAGEE'S SALE described PARCEL TWO, that Margaret M. Peckham to Clifton foreclosing the same will be sold OF REAL ESTATE portion thereof conveyed by J. Noble and Minnie E. Noble, at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m., deed of Margaret M. Peckham to dated October 21, 1952, recor- on the 19th day of April, 2018, Clifton J. Noble and Elizabeth A. ded in said Registry in Book upon the mortgaged premises Premises: Carrington Road, Montgomery, MA and Noble, dated March 19, 1960, 2204, Page 363. known as a Lot on Russell and recorded in said Registry in Road, Montgomery, Massachu- Book 2734, Page 306. setts, all and singular the 20 Chamberlain Road, The above described PARCEL premises described in said mort- Montgomery, MA THREE and PARCEL FOUR are gage. PARCEL THREE: That certain conveyed SUBJECT to: tract or parcel of land situate in By virtue and in execution of the To wit: said Montgomery, bounded and 1. The spring, water, pipe rights POWER OF SALE contained in described as follows: That certain parcel of land, to- a certain mortgage given by and privileges conveyed by deed gether with any buildings and of Henry E. Stanton to Teles- improvements thereon, situated Charles L. Peckham a/k/a Beginning at the center line of a Charles R. Peckham and Nancy phore Leferriere and Malvina Le- on Russell Road in the Town of brook known as Bearden Brook, ferriere, dated April 20, 1909, re- Montgomery, Hampden County, L. Peckham a/k/a Nancy M. at land now or formerly of Ada Peckham, both of Montgomery, corded in said Registry in Book Massachusetts, and more partic- and Richard Chamberlain, said 770, Page 373; and ularly bounded and described as Massachusetts, to Nancy A. Un- point being about two hundred follows – viz: derwood, dated December 30, and 00/100 (200.00) feet East- 2. All rights and rights of way, 2011 and recorded in the Hamp- erly from the Easterly side of the both public and private, now ex- Beginning at a drill hole in a den County Registry of Deeds, large boulder in the northerly line road leading from Russell to isting. See deed recorded in said Book 19069, Page 332, of which Norwich Bridge; thence running Registry in Book 1314, Page of Russell Road marking the mortgage the undersigned is the Southeasterly corner of land in a NORTHWESTERLY direc- 147. conveyed by Percy H. Holmes to present holder, for breach of the tion to and across the road lead- Joseph Rusin by deed recorded conditions of said mortgage and ing to Montgomery nine hun- ALSO CONVEYING the ease- in the Registry of Deeds for said for the purpose of foreclosing dred and fifty and 00/100 ment reserved in deed of Abner Hampden County in Book 2271, the same will be sold at Public (950.00) feet along land of the E.Peck to the Montague Com- Page 195, and running thence: Auction at 11:00 a.m., on the Montague Company at an angle; pany, dated December 16 1925, 10th day of May, 2018, upon the thence continuing to recorded in said Registry in EASTERLY along said Russell mortgaged premises at Carring- Book 1314, Page 147. Road, Four Hundred Ten (410) ton Road and 20 Chamberlain THE LEFT by a deflection angle feet to a point at the land now or Road, Montgomery, Massachu- of 10º 22' about fifteen hundred The above described PARCEL formerly of Ciro J. DelNegro; setts, all and singular the thence and 00/100 (1500.00) feet along ONE,PARCELTWO,PARCEL premises described in said mort- land of the aforesaid Montague THREE and PARCEL FOUR are NORTHERLY along said land gage. Company to land now or the same premises described as now or formerly of said Ciro J. formerly of Louis I. and Mary M. FIRSTTRACT,SECOND DelNegro by a line parallel with To wit: Rivard, said point being about TRACT, THIRD TRACT and the easterly line of said land Those certain tracts or parcels of eleven hundred and 00/100 TRACT FOUR, respectively, in conveyed to said Rusin as afore- land, together with all buildings (1100.00) feet Easterly from the deed of Helen T. Welch to said, Four Hundred Fifty (450) situated thereon, in the Town of Easterly side of said Russell- Charles R. Peckham and Nancy feet to a corner; thence Montgomery, County of Hamp- Norwich Bridge; thence M. Peckham, dated February 23, den, Commonwealth of Mas- 1973, recorded in said Registry WESTERLY in a straight line sachusetts, bounded and de- WESTERLY about eleven hun- in Book 3777, Page 528, with along other land now or formerly scribed as follows: dred and 00/100 (1100.00) feet of said Ciro DelNegro, about the exception of those portions Four Hundred (400) feet to the to the aforesaid road; thence in thereof previously conveyed as Northeasterly corner of said con- PARCEL ONE: That certain tract a described herein. veyed to said Rusin as afore- or parcel of land situate in said said; and thence Montgomery, bounded and de- SOUTHEASTERLY direction PARCEL FIVE: That certain tract scribed as follows: along said road about fifteen or parcel of land situate in said SOUTHERLY along land last re- hundred and 00/100 (1500.00) Montgomery, bounded and de- ferred to, Four Hundred Fifty Commencing at the Southeast feet to land now or formerly of scribed as follows: (450) feet to the drill hole in corner of the tract conveyed, one Barre; thence large boulder at the place of be- near a hard maple tree; thence Beginning at a point at the ginning. running NORTHEASTERLY along land Northwesterly corner of the tract of said Barre about two hundred conveyed, supposed to be in the Being the same premises con- and sixty-seven (267) feet; veyed to Kellie R. Cutter in WESTERLY on land now or Easterly line and about opposite Hampden County Probate Court formerly of M. M. Holcomb thence station 971:74 of the location of Estate of Donald C. Cutter, Jr. eighty (80) rods, more or less, to the Boston and Albany Railroad, Docket #12P0599. a stake and stones at land now SOUTHEASTERLY along land thence or formerly of Henry L. Holcomb; of said Barre about seven hun- The above premises shall be thence dred and fifty (750) feet to and S. 76º 46' E. along land now or sold subject to and/or with the across the road leading to Mont- formerly of one Sikes about benefit of any and all restric- NORTHERLY on said Holcomb gomery; thence eighteen (18) feet to a stone tions, easements, improve- sixty (60) or seventy (70) rods to monument; thence same course ments, covenants, outstanding a stake and stones. WESTERLY along the South- along land of said Sikes about tax titles, municipal or other pub- erly side of said road about three one Thousand forty-three and lic taxes, assessments, liens or hundred (300) feet to the East- 5/10 (1043.5) feet to a stone claims in the nature of liens, and EASTERLY on said Henry L. Holcomb about fourteen (14) erly side of said Russell-Nor- monument; thence S. 80º 45' 30" existing encumbrances of re- wich Bridge Road; thence cord superior to the mortgage, if rods to a garden wall; thence E. along said Sikes' land about any. The premises are also sold seven hundred eighteen and subject to the right of redemp- NORTHERLY about two (2) SOUTHEASTERLY along the 5/10 (718.5) feet to a stone tion of the United States of rods; thence Easterly side of said road about monument at land now or America or any of its subsidiar- three hundred twenty-five (325) formerly of Dana D. Dewey; ies or divisions, if any there be. EASTERLY about six (6) rods to feet to the first mentioned thence S. 6º 53' W. by land now In the event of any typographic- the road; thence across said Bearden Brook, thence or formerly of said Dewey; about al error set forth herein in the road and also an old road in a three hundred twenty-nine and legal description of the EASTERLY along said Bearden 2/10 (329.2) feet to a stone premises, the description set Southeasterly direction to a tree marked; thence Brook about two hundred (200) monument; thence S 22º 33' W. forth and contained in the mort- feet to the place of beginning. by land now or formerly of said gage shall take precedence. NORTHERLY to the Bearden Dewey three hundred eighty- EXCEPTING from the above de- seven (387) feet to a stone TERMS OF THE SALE: Cash, Brook; thence certified check or bank cashier's scribed PARCEL THREE, those monument; thence S 7º 36' 30" check in the sum of $5,000.00 EASTERLY on said Brook to a portions thereof conveyed by W. by said Dewey's land about shall be paid as a deposit and marked tree; thence deeds of: six hundred five and 5/10 must be shown at the time and (605.5) feet to a stone monu- place of the sale in order to qual- 1. Charles L. Peckham and ment on the Southerly side of SOUTHERLY about sixty (60) Margaret M. Peckham to ify as a bidder; the high bidder rods to the Reed lot; thence the road; thence S. 21º 45' W. shall sign a written Memor- Clifton J. Noble and Minnie E. by said land now or formerly of andum of Sale upon accept- Noble, dated January 11, 1949, WESTERLY on said Reed lot to said Dewey about seven hun- ance of the bid, the terms of recorded in said Registry in dred eighty (780) feet to a stone which shall be announced prior said old road; and thence on the Book 1975, Page 471; monument about two and 5/10 to the bid. The balance of the Brant place to the place of be- (2.5) feet Southerly of a marked purchase price is to be paid in ginning. Containing seventy (70) 2. Margaret M. Peckham to 12" hickory tree; thence same cash, certified check or bank acres more or less; together with Clifton J.Noble and Elizabeth A. cashier's check within twenty course about sixteen (16) feet to a certain right of way as recor- Noble, dated March 19, 1960, a point supposed to be in the (20) days from the date of sale ded in Hampden County Re- and thereafter to be deposited in recorded in said Registry in Northerly line and about oppos- gistry of Deeds, Book 374, Page Book 2734, Page 306; ite station 939:93 of the location escrow with the law firm of RES- 319. NIC,BEAUREGARD,WAITE of the Boston & Albany Railroad; AND DRISCOLL, 330 Whitney 3. Charles R. Peckham and thence Avenue, Suite 400, Holyoke, PARCEL TWO: That certain Nancy M. Peckham to Hampden County, Massachu- tract or parcel of land situate in John A. Gates and Nancy A. WESTERLY and NORTHERLY setts 01040, pending recording said Montgomery, bounded and Gates, dated June 9, 1977, by land of said Railroad Com- of the deed which is to be de- described as follows: recorded in said Registry in pany about three thousand one livered, accepted and recorded Book 4435, Page 240; and hundred (3100) feet to the place within ten (10) days thereafter, Beginning on the highway at a of beginning. Containing sixty- or at such other time as may be stake and stones; thence run- 4. Charles R. Peckham and nine (69) acres and three (3) designated by Mortgagee. ning Nancy M. Peckham to rods, more or less. Clifton J. Noble and Elizabeth A. Mortgagee reserves the right to SOUTH three (3) rods to a stake postpone the sale to a later date Noble, dated June 6, 1977, The above described PARCEL by public proclamation at the and stones; thence recorded in said Registry in FIVE is the same premises de- time and date appointed for the Book 4437, Page 263. scribed as THIRD PARCEL in sale, and to further postpone at WEST six (6) rods to a stake deed of Margaret M. Peckham to any adjourned sale date by pub- and stones; thence PARCEL FOUR: That certain Charles L. Peckham and Nancy lic proclamation at the time and tract or parcel of land situate in L. Peckham, dated August 27, PAGE 14 - MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2018 date appointedwww.thewestfieldnews.com for any such ad- SOUTH two (2) rods to a stake said Montgomery, bounded and THE1963, WESTFIELD recorded in said NEWS Registry journed date. and stones; thence described as follows: in Book 2974, page 439.

In the event that the successful WEST eleven (11) rods to a Beginning at the center line of a PARCEL SIX: That certain tract Legal Notices Legal Notices bidder at the foreclosure sale stake and stones; thence brook known as Bearden Brook or parcel of land situate in said shall default in purchasing the within described property ac- at a point one hundred and Montgomery, bounded and de- SOUTH to a stake and stones at 00/100 (100.00) feet Easterly scribed as follows: March 19, 26, 2018 March 12, 19, 26, 2018 cording to the terms of this No- tice of Sale and/or the terms of land now or formerly of M. M. from the point of beginning of April 2, 2018 the Memorandum of Sale ex- Holcomb; thence PARCEL THREE above and on Commencing on Bearden Brook moRtGAGee's sAle ecuted at the time of foreclosure, the East side of the land of the at land now or formerly of NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S of ReAl estAte the Mortgagee reserves the right WEST to the Westfield River to Montague Company, thence Charles Healey at a yellow birch SALE OF REAL ESTATE to sell the property by foreclos- Bearden Brook; thence on said running in a tree; Premises: Lot on Russell Road, ure deed to the second highest Brook to a white ash tree By virtue and in execution of the Montgomery, MA bidder, providing that the second marked; thence NORTHWESTERLY direction thence running on said Brook to Power of Sale contained in a highest bidder shall execute a along land of said Montague Reed Brook; certain mortgage given by Chris- Memorandum of Sale and de- SOUTH to a chestnut tree Company to and across the road topher J. Smith and Kara E. By virtue and in execution of the posit with Mortgagee's attorneys, marked to the highway; thence leading to Montgomery about thence on Reed Brook to stake POWER OF SALE contained in the amount of the required de- nine hundred and fifty (950) feet Smith to Mortgage Electronic posit as set forth herein and stones at land now or Registration Systems, Inc., a certain mortgage given by Kel- ($5,000.00) within three (3) busi- WEST on first named highway; to an angle; thence continuing formerly of Samuel Coe; dated May 11, 2007 and recor- lie R. Cutter of Boston, Mas- ness days after delivery to the crossing another highway, the TO THE LEFT by a deflection ded with the Hampden County sachusetts, to Raymond J. second highest bidder of written first mentioned bound contain- angle of 10º 22' about fifteen thence on said Coe's land West- Registry of Deeds at Book Hanechak and Kim M. notice of the default of the previ- ing forty (40) acres more or less. hundred (1500.00) feet along erly to a black oak tree marked 16678, Page 139, of which mort- Hanechak, dated September 5, ous highest bidder. The balance Said tract being also described land of said Montague Com- with stones about it; of the purchase price shall be as bounded pany to the land now or formerly gage the undersigned is the 2014 and recorded in the Hamp- paid by and title shall be con- of Louis I. and Mary M. Rivard, thence South 46' West to an oak present holder by assignment den County Registry of Deeds, veyed to the said second highest said point being about twelve tree marked; thence North 45' from Mortgage Electronic Regis- NORTHERLY on land now or Book 20426, Page 549, of which bidder within twenty (20) days of formerly of one T. LaFerrier; hundred (1200.00) feet Easterly West 74 rods to a stake and tration Systems, Inc., solely as mortgage the undersigned are said written notice. of the Russell-Norwich Bridge stone; thence North 20 rods to nominee for Family Choice Mort- the present holders, for breach EAST by the above mentioned Road; thence said Bearden Brook to said yel- gage Corporation to Federal Na- The successful purchaser will be low birch tree at the place of be- of the conditions of said mort- responsible for any and all clos- tract; tional Mortgage Association gage and for the purpose of EASTERLY along the land of ginning; containing twenty-five (''Fannie Mae'') dated October ing costs, recording fees, deed foreclosing the same will be sold stamps and shall be required to SOUTH by other land of Louis said Rivard to the land now or (25) acres more or less; except- 13, 2016 and recorded with said at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m., sign an Auctioneer's Memor- Bushey, now or formerly; formerly of one Williston; thence ing therefrom a certain piece of Registry on November 1, 2016 andum of Sale containing the land of about two (2) acres sold at Book 21428, Page 382 and by on the 19th day of April, 2018, SOUTHERLY along land of said to said Coe by Reuben S. Her- upon the mortgaged premises terms of the sale. The success- WEST by land of the Boston and assignment from Federal Nation- ful bidder of the real estate shall Albany Railroad Company. Williston to and across the afore- rick. al Mortgage Association to MT- known as a Lot on Russell be subject to a 5.00% buyer said Montgomery Road to the GLQ Investors, L.P. dated June Road, Montgomery, Massachu- premium. Excepting from the above de- first-mentioned Bearden Brook; The above described PARCEL 27, 2017 and recorded with said setts, all and singular the scribed PARCEL TWO, that por- thence SIX is the same premises con- premises described in said mort- Other terms to be announced at veyed by deed of Edward J. Registry on June 29, 2017 at the sale. tion thereof and the right of way Book 21742, Page 401, for gage. conveyed by deed of Charles L. WESTERLY down the said O'Connor to Charles R. Peck- breach of the conditions of said Peckham and Margaret M. Bearden Brook to the place of ham, dated January 12, 1962, Raymond J. Hanechak beginning. All the above lines recorded in said Registry in mortgage and for the purpose of To wit: Present holder of Peckham to Paul Barnes and foreclosing, the same will be said mortgage Dorothy V. Barnes, dated March are established from scale of Book 4644, Page 84. That certain parcel of land, to- plan on record showing land sold at Public Auction at 11:00 gether with any buildings and 22, 1952, recorded in said Re- Kim M. Hanechak gistry in Book 2166, Page 111; owned by the Montague Com- Being the same premises con- a.m. on April 11, 2018, on the improvements thereon, situated pany which divides the above veyed to Charles L. Peckham mortgaged premises located at Present holder of see also corrective deed, dated on Russell Road in the Town of said mortgage described PARCEL THREE and a/k/a Charles R. Peckham and 102 Lindbergh Boulevard, West- April 28, 1953, recorded in said Nancy L. Peckham a/k/a Nancy Montgomery, Hampden County, Registry in Book 2237, Page PARCELFOUR. field, Hampden County, Mas- Massachusetts, and more partic- Dated: March 6, 2018 M. Peckham by deed dated Au- sachusetts, all and singular the 538. EXCEPTING from the above de- gust 27, 1963 recorded in said premises described in said mort- ularly bounded and described as follows – viz: scribed PARCEL FOUR, that Registry of Deeds in Book 2974, gage, Also excepting from the above portion thereof conveyed by Page 439 and by deed dated described PARCEL TWO, that deed of Charles L. Peckham and February 23, 1973 recorded as Beginning at a drill hole in a March 26, 2018 portion thereof conveyed by TO WIT: April 2, 2018 Margaret M. Peckham to Clifton aforesaid in Book 3777, Page large boulder in the northerly line deed of Margaret M. Peckham to J. Noble and Minnie E. Noble, 528; and by deed of Charles R. Certain real estate in. WEST- of Russell Road marking the town of southwick Clifton J. Noble and Elizabeth A. dated October 21, 1952, recor- Peckham a/k/a Charles L. Peck- FIELD, Hampden County, Mas- Southeasterly corner of land Board of Appeals Noble, dated March 19, 1960, ded in said Registry in Book ham dated January 12, 1962 re- and recorded in said Registry in 2204, Page 363. corded as aforesaid in Book sachusetts, being more particu- conveyed by Percy H. Holmes to Notice is hereby given of a pub- Book 2734, Page 306. larly bounded and described as Joseph Rusin by deed recorded lic hearingto be held Monday, 4644, Page 84. follows: in the Registry of Deeds for said April 9th, 2018, at the South- The above described PARCEL wick Town Hall, 454 College PARCEL THREE: That certain THREE and PARCEL FOUR are The above premises shall be Hampden County in Book 2271, Highway, Southwick, MA at 7:15 tract or parcel of land situate in conveyed SUBJECT to: sold subject to and/or with the The land in Westfield, known Page 195, and running thence: pm to hear the petition of Ryan said Montgomery, bounded and and designated as Lot No. 29 as benefit of any and all restric- Progulske, 5 matthews Road, described as follows: 1. The spring, water, pipe rights tions, easements, improve- shown on a plan of lots entitled EASTERLY along said Russell Southwick, MA. The petitioner is seeking a front setback vari- and privileges conveyed by deed ments, covenants, outstanding ''Plan of Lots belonging to Mar- Road, Four Hundred Ten (410) Beginning at the center line of a tax titles, municipal or other pub- garet Marichak, Westfield, ance of 60 feet in order to build of Henry E. Stanton to Teles- feet to a point at the land now or an addition on the house. brook known as Bearden Brook, phore Leferriere and Malvina Le- lic taxes, assessments, liens or Mass.'' Which plan is dated Feb- at land now or formerly of Ada ferriere, dated April 20, 1909, re- claims in the nature of liens, and ruary 14, 1942 and recorded in formerly of Ciro J. DelNegro; thence Paul A. Gregoire and Richard Chamberlain, said corded in said Registry in Book existing encumbrances of re- Hampden County Registry of Chairman, Board of Appeals point being about two hundred 770, Page 373; and cord superior to the mortgage, if Deeds, Book of Plans 21, Page and 00/100 (200.00) feet East- any. The premises are also sold 25. NORTHERLY along said land erly from the Easterly side of the 2. All rights and rights of way, subject to the right of redemp- now or formerly of said Ciro J. road leading from Russell to both public and private, now ex- tion of the United States of Said land is further known and DelNegro by a line parallel with March 26, 2018 Norwich Bridge; thence running isting. See deed recorded in said America or any of its subsidiar- designated as 102 Lindbergh the easterly line of said land April 2, 9, 2018 in a NORTHWESTERLY direc- Registry in Book 1314, Page ies or divisions, if any there be. Boulevard, and more particu- conveyed to said Rusin as afore- MORTGAGEE'S SALE tion to and across the road lead- 147. In the event of any typographic- larly bounded and described as said, Four Hundred Fifty (450) OF REAL ESTATE ing to Montgomery nine hun- al error set forth herein in the follows: feet to a corner; thence dred and fifty and 00/100 ALSO CONVEYING the ease- legal description of the Premises: Carrington Road, (950.00) feet along land of the premises, the description set Montgomery, MA and ment reserved in deed of Abner NORTHWESTERLY by Lind- Montague Company at an angle; E. Peck to the Montague Com- forth and contained in the mort- WESTERLY in a straight line thence continuing to pany, dated December 16 1925, gage shall take precedence. bergh Boulevard, Seventy-five along other land now or formerly 20 Chamberlain Road, (75) foot; Montgomery, MA recorded in said Registry in of said Ciro DelNegro, about THE LEFT by a deflection angle Book 1314, Page 147. TERMS OF THE SALE: Cash, Four Hundred (400) feet to the By virtue and in execution of the NORTHEASTERLY by Lot No. POWER OF SALE contained in of 10º 22' about fifteen hundred certified check or bank cashier's 28 as shown on said plan, One Northeasterly corner of said con- a certain mortgage given by and 00/100 (1500.00) feet along The above described PARCEL check in the sum of $10,000.00 Hundred Nine and 77/100 veyed to said Rusin as afore- Charles L. Peckham a/k/a land of the aforesaid Montague ONE,PARCELTWO,PARCEL shall be paid as an initial depos- Charles R. Peckham and Nancy it and must be shown at the time (109.77) feet; said; and thence Company to land now or THREE and PARCEL FOUR are L. Peckham a/k/a Nancy M. formerly of Louis I. and Mary M. the same premises described as and place of the sale in order to Peckham, both of Montgomery, Rivard, said point being about FIRSTTRACT,SECOND qualify as a bidder. The high bid- SOUTHEASTERLY by land now SOUTHERLY along land last re- Massachusetts, to Nancy A. Un- derwood, dated December 30, eleven hundred and 00/100 TRACT, THIRD TRACT and der shall sign a written Memor- or fonnerly of S. & A. Soter, Sev- ferred to, Four Hundred Fifty 2011 and recorded in the Hamp- (1100.00) feet Easterly from the TRACT FOUR, respectively, in andum of Sale upon accept- enty-five and 12/100 (75.12) (450) feet to the drill hole in den County Registry of Deeds, Easterly side of said Russell- deed of Helen T. Welch to ance of the bid, the terms of feet; large boulder at the place of be- Book 19069, Page 332, of which Norwich Bridge; thence Charles R. Peckham and Nancy which shall be announced prior

mortgage the undersigned is the www.thewestfieldnews.com ginning. present holder, for breach of the M. Peckham, dated February 23, to the bid. The balance of the SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot No. conditions of said mortgage and WESTERLY about eleven hun- 1973, recorded in said Registry purchase price is to be paid in 30 as shown on said plan, One Being the same premises con- for the purpose of foreclosing dred and 00/100 (1100.00) feet in Book 3777, Page 528, with cash, certified check or bank Hundred five and 62/100 veyed to Kellie R. Cutter in the same will be sold at Public to the aforesaid road; thence in the exception of those portions cashier's check within twenty Auction at 11:00 a.m., on the (20) days from the date of sale (105.62) feet. Hampden County Probate Court 10th day of May, 2018, upon the a thereof previously conveyed as mortgaged premises at Carring- described herein. and thereafter to be deposited in Estate of Donald C. Cutter, Jr. escrow with the law firm of RES- SUBJECT TO encumbrances of Docket #12P0599. ton Road and 20 Chamberlain SOUTHEASTERLY direction record, if any. Road, Montgomery, Massachu- along said road about fifteen PARCEL FIVE: That certain tract NIC,BEAUREGARD,WAITE setts, all and singular the or parcel of land situate in said AND DRISCOLL, 330 Whitney premises described in said mort- hundred and 00/100 (1500.00) BEING the same premises-con- The above premises shall be gage. feet to land now or formerly of Montgomery, bounded and de- Avenue, Suite 400, Holyoke, veyed to the mortgagors herein, sold subject to and/or with the one Barre; thence scribed as follows: Massachusetts, pending record- by deed of Dinis L. Jablonski, et benefit of any and all restric- To wit: ing of the deed which is to be Those certain tracts or parcels of Beginning at a point at the delivered, accepted and recor- ux to be recorded herewith. tions, easements, improve- land, together with all buildings NORTHEASTERLY along land ments, covenants, outstanding of said Barre about two hundred Northwesterly corner of the tract ded within ten (10) days there- situated thereon, in the Town of after, or at such other time as For mortgagor's(s') title see tax titles, municipal or other pub- Montgomery, County of Hamp- and sixty-seven (267) feet; conveyed, supposed to be in the den, Commonwealth of Mas- thence Easterly line and about opposite may be designated by Mort- deed recorded with Hampden lic taxes, assessments, liens or sachusetts, bounded and de- station 971:74 of the location of gagee. County Registry of Deeds in claims in the nature of liens, and scribed as follows: the Boston and Albany Railroad, Book 16678, Page 137. existing encumbrances of re- SOUTHEASTERLY along land PARCEL ONE: That certain tract of said Barre about seven hun- thence Mortgagee reserves the right to cord superior to the mortgage, if or parcel of land situate in said dred and fifty (750) feet to and postpone the sale to a later date These premises will be sold and any. The premises are also sold Montgomery, bounded and de- S. 76º 46' E. along land now or by public proclamation at the conveyed subject to and with the across the road leading to Mont- subject to the right of redemp- scribed as follows: gomery; thence formerly of one Sikes about time and date appointed for the benefit of all rights, rights of way, tion of the United States of eighteen (18) feet to a stone sale, and to further postpone at restrictions, easements, coven- Commencing at the Southeast any adjourned sale date by pub- America or any of its subsidiar- corner of the tract conveyed, WESTERLY along the South- monument; thence same course ants, liens or claims in the near a hard maple tree; thence erly side of said road about three along land of said Sikes about lic proclamation at the time and ies or divisions, if any there be. running date appointed for any such ad- nature of liens, improvements, hundred (300) feet to the East- one Thousand forty-three and public assessments, any and all In the event of any typographic- 5/10 (1043.5) feet to a stone journed date. al error set forth herein in the WESTERLY on land now or erly side of said Russell-Nor- unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, formerly of M. M. Holcomb wich Bridge Road; thence monument; thence S. 80º 45' 30" water and sewer liens and any legal description of the eighty (80) rods, more or less, to E. along said Sikes' land about In the event that the successful other municipal assessments or premises, the description set a stake and stones at land now seven hundred eighteen and bidder at the foreclosure sale or formerly of Henry L. Holcomb; SOUTHEASTERLY along the shall default in purchasing the liens or existing encumbrances forth and contained in the mort- Easterly side of said road about 5/10 (718.5) feet to a stone of record which are in force and gage shall take precedence. thence monument at land now or within described property ac- three hundred twenty-five (325) cording to the terms of this No- are applicable, having priority NORTHERLY on said Holcomb feet to the first mentioned formerly of Dana D. Dewey; over said mortgage, whether or sixty (60) or seventy (70) rods to thence S. 6º 53' W. by land now tice of Sale and/or the terms of TERMS OF THE SALE: Cash, Bearden Brook, thence the Memorandum of Sale ex- not reference to such restric- certified check or bank cashier's a stake and stones. or formerly of said Dewey; about tions, easements, improve- three hundred twenty-nine and ecuted at the time of foreclosure, check in the sum of $5,000.00 EASTERLY on said Henry L. EASTERLY along said Bearden 2/10 (329.2) feet to a stone the Mortgagee reserves the right ments, liens or encumbrances is shall be paid as a deposit and Holcomb about fourteen (14) Brook about two hundred (200) rods to a garden wall; thence monument; thence S 22º 33' W. to sell the property by foreclos- made in the deed. must be shown at the time and feet to the place of beginning. by land now or formerly of said ure deed to the second highest place of the sale in order to qual- NORTHERLY about two (2) Dewey three hundred eighty- bidder, providing that the second TERMS OF SALE: ify as a bidder; the high bidder rods; thence EXCEPTING from the above de- seven (387) feet to a stone highest bidder shall execute a scribed PARCEL THREE, those monument; thence S 7º 36' 30" Memorandum of Sale and de- A deposit of Five Thousand shall sign a written Memor- EASTERLY about six (6) rods to portions thereof conveyed by andum of Sale upon accept- the road; thence across said W. by said Dewey's land about posit with Mortgagee's attorneys, ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified road and also an old road in a deeds of: six hundred five and 5/10 the amount of the required de- or bank check will be required to ance of the bid, the terms of Southeasterly direction to a tree (605.5) feet to a stone monu- posit as set forth herein within be paid by the purchaser at the which shall be announced prior marked; thence 1. Charles L. Peckham and ment on the Southerly side of three (3) business days after de- to the bid. The balance of the Margaret M. Peckham to time and place of sale. The bal- NORTHERLY to the Bearden the road; thence S. 21º 45' W. livery to the second highest bid- ance is to be paid by certified or purchase price is to be paid in Brook; thence Clifton J. Noble and Minnie E. by said land now or formerly of der of written notice of the de- bank check at Harmon Law Of- cash, certified check or bank Noble, dated January 11, 1949, said Dewey about seven hun- fault of the previous highest bid- fices, P.C., 150 California Street, cashier's check within twenty EASTERLY on said Brook to a recorded in said Registry in dred eighty (780) feet to a stone der. The balance of the pur- Newton, Massachusetts 02458, (20) days from the date of sale marked tree; thence Book 1975, Page 471; monument about two and 5/10 chase price shall be paid by and or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, and thereafter to be deposited in SOUTHERLY about sixty (60) (2.5) feet Southerly of a marked title shall be conveyed to the Newton Highlands, Massachu- rods to the Reed lot; thence 2. Margaret M. Peckham to 12" hickory tree; thence same said second highest bidder with- escrow with the law firm of RES- Clifton J.Noble and Elizabeth A. in twenty (20) days of said writ- setts 02461-0389, within thirty NIC,BEAUREGARD,WAITE course about sixteen (16) feet to (30) days from the date of sale. WESTERLY on said Reed lot to Noble, dated March 19, 1960, a point supposed to be in the ten notice. AND DRISCOLL, 330 Whitney said old road; and thence on the recorded in said Registry in Northerly line and about oppos- Deed will be provided to pur- Avenue, Suite 400, Holyoke, Brant place to the place of be- Book 2734, Page 306; chaser for recording upon re- ginning. Containing seventy (70) ite station 939:93 of the location The successful purchaser will be Hampden County, Massachu- acres more or less; together with of the Boston & Albany Railroad; responsible for any and all clos- ceipt in full of the purchase a certain right of way as recor- 3. Charles R. Peckham and ing costs, state documentary price. The description of the setts 01040, pending recording thence of the deed which is to be de- ded in Hampden County Re- Nancy M. Peckham to stamps and recording fees and premises contained in said mort- gistry of Deeds, Book 374, Page John A. Gates and Nancy A. WESTERLY and NORTHERLY shall be required to sign an Auc- gage shall control in the event of livered, accepted and recorded 319. within ten (10) days thereafter, Gates, dated June 9, 1977, by land of said Railroad Com- tioneer's Memorandum of Sale an error in this publication. PARCEL TWO: That certain recorded in said Registry in pany about three thousand one containing the terms of the sale. or at such other time as may be tract or parcel of land situate in Book 4435, Page 240; and hundred (3100) feet to the place The successful bidder of the real Other terms, if any, to be an- designated by Mortgagee. said Montgomery, bounded and estate shall be subject to a described as follows: of beginning. Containing sixty- nounced at the sale. 4. Charles R. Peckham and nine (69) acres and three (3) 5.00% buyer premium. Mortgagee reserves the right to Beginning on the highway at a Nancy M. Peckham to rods, more or less. MTGLQ INVESTORS, L.P. postpone the sale to a later date stake and stones; thence run- Clifton J. Noble and Elizabeth A. Other terms to be announced at Present holder of said mortgage by public proclamation at the ning Noble, dated June 6, 1977, The above described PARCEL the sale. time and date appointed for the SOUTH three (3) rods to a stake recorded in said Registry in FIVE is the same premises de- By its Attorneys, sale, and to further postpone at and stones; thence Book 4437, Page 263. scribed as THIRD PARCEL in Dated: March 22, 2018 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. any adjourned sale date by pub- deed of Margaret M. Peckham to 150 California Street WEST six (6) rods to a stake PARCEL FOUR: That certain Charles L. Peckham and Nancy Nancy A. Underwood lic proclamation at the time and and stones; thence tract or parcel of land situate in L. Peckham, dated August 27, Present holder of said mortgage Newton, MA 02458 date appointed for any such ad- (617) 558-0500 SOUTH two (2) rods to a stake said Montgomery, bounded and 1963, recorded in said Registry 201610-0191 - TEA journed date. and stones; thence described as follows: in Book 2974, page 439. In the event that the successful WEST eleven (11) rods to a Beginning at the center line of a PARCEL SIX: That certain tract bidder at the foreclosure sale stake and stones; thence brook known as Bearden Brook or parcel of land situate in said shall default in purchasing the SOUTH to a stake and stones at at a point one hundred and Montgomery, bounded and de- within described property ac- land now or formerly of M. M. 00/100 (100.00) feet Easterly scribed as follows: Holcomb; thence from the point of beginning of cording to the terms of this No- Commencing on Bearden Brook tice of Sale and/or the terms of WEST to the Westfield River to PARCEL THREE above and on Bearden Brook; thence on said the East side of the land of the at land now or formerly of the Memorandum of Sale ex- Brook to a white ash tree Montague Company, thence Charles Healey at a yellow birch ecuted at the time of foreclosure, marked; thence running in a tree; the Mortgagee reserves the right SOUTH to a chestnut tree to sell the property by foreclos- marked to the highway; thence NORTHWESTERLY direction thence running on said Brook to ure deed to the second highest along land of said Montague Reed Brook; bidder, providing that the second WEST on first named highway; Company to and across the road highest bidder shall execute a crossing another highway, the leading to Montgomery about thence on Reed Brook to stake first mentioned bound contain- nine hundred and fifty (950) feet and stones at land now or Memorandum of Sale and de- ing forty (40) acres more or less. formerly of Samuel Coe; posit with Mortgagee's attorneys, Said tract being also described to an angle; thence continuing the amount of the required de- as bounded TO THE LEFT by a deflection angle of 10º 22' about fifteen thence on said Coe's land West- posit as set forth herein NORTHERLY on land now or erly to a black oak tree marked formerly of one T. LaFerrier; hundred (1500.00) feet along ($5,000.00) within three (3) busi- land of said Montague Com- with stones about it; ness days after delivery to the EAST by the above mentioned pany to the land now or formerly second highest bidder of written tract; of Louis I. and Mary M. Rivard, thence South 46' West to an oak tree marked; thence North 45' notice of the default of the previ- SOUTH by other land of Louis said point being about twelve hundred (1200.00) feet Easterly West 74 rods to a stake and ous highest bidder. The balance Bushey, now or formerly; stone; thence North 20 rods to of the purchase price shall be of the Russell-Norwich Bridge WEST by land of the Boston and Road; thence said Bearden Brook to said yel- paid by and title shall be con- Albany Railroad Company. low birch tree at the place of be- veyed to the said second highest EASTERLY along the land of ginning; containing twenty-five bidder within twenty (20) days of Excepting from the above de- (25) acres more or less; except- scribed PARCEL TWO, that por- said Rivard to the land now or said written notice. tion thereof and the right of way formerly of one Williston; thence ing therefrom a certain piece of conveyed by deed of Charles L. land of about two (2) acres sold The successful purchaser will be Peckham and Margaret M. SOUTHERLY along land of said to said Coe by Reuben S. Her- Peckham to Paul Barnes and rick. responsible for any and all clos- Dorothy V. Barnes, dated March Williston to and across the afore- ing costs, recording fees, deed 22, 1952, recorded in said Re- said Montgomery Road to the The above described PARCEL gistry in Book 2166, Page 111; first-mentioned Bearden Brook; stamps and shall be required to see also corrective deed, dated SIX is the same premises con- sign an Auctioneer's Memor- April 28, 1953, recorded in said thence veyed by deed of Edward J. andum of Sale containing the Registry in Book 2237, Page O'Connor to Charles R. Peck- terms of the sale. The success- 538. WESTERLY down the said ham, dated January 12, 1962, Bearden Brook to the place of ful bidder of the real estate shall Also excepting from the above recorded in said Registry in beginning. All the above lines Book 4644, Page 84. be subject to a 5.00% buyer described PARCEL TWO, that are established from scale of premium. portion thereof conveyed by deed of Margaret M. Peckham to plan on record showing land Being the same premises con- Clifton J. Noble and Elizabeth A. owned by the Montague Com- veyed to Charles L. Peckham Other terms to be announced at Noble, dated March 19, 1960, pany which divides the above and recorded in said Registry in a/k/a Charles R. Peckham and the sale. Book 2734, Page 306. described PARCEL THREE and Nancy L. Peckham a/k/a Nancy PARCELFOUR. M. Peckham by deed dated Au- Raymond J. Hanechak PARCEL THREE: That certain gust 27, 1963 recorded in said Present holder of tract or parcel of land situate in EXCEPTING from the above de- Registry of Deeds in Book 2974, said Montgomery, bounded and scribed PARCEL FOUR, that said mortgage described as follows: Page 439 and by deed dated portion thereof conveyed by February 23, 1973 recorded as Beginning at the center line of a deed of Charles L. Peckham and Kim M. Hanechak aforesaid in Book 3777, Page brook known as Bearden Brook, Margaret M. Peckham to Clifton 528; and by deed of Charles R. Present holder of at land now or formerly of Ada and Richard Chamberlain, said J. Noble and Minnie E. Noble, Peckham a/k/a Charles L. Peck- said mortgage point being about two hundred dated October 21, 1952, recor- ham dated January 12, 1962 re- and 00/100 (200.00) feet East- ded in said Registry in Book corded as aforesaid in Book Dated: March 6, 2018 erly from the Easterly side of the 2204, Page 363. 4644, Page 84. road leading from Russell to Norwich Bridge; thence running in a NORTHWESTERLY direc- The above described PARCEL The above premises shall be tion to and across the road lead- THREE and PARCEL FOUR are sold subject to and/or with the ing to Montgomery nine hun- conveyed SUBJECT to: benefit of any and all restric- dred and fifty and 00/100 (950.00) feet along land of the tions, easements, improve- Montague Company at an angle; 1. The spring, water, pipe rights ments, covenants, outstanding thence continuing to and privileges conveyed by deed tax titles, municipal or other pub- of Henry E. Stanton to Teles- lic taxes, assessments, liens or THE LEFT by a deflection angle phore Leferriere and Malvina Le- claims in the nature of liens, and of 10º 22' about fifteen hundred and 00/100 (1500.00) feet along ferriere, dated April 20, 1909, re- existing encumbrances of re- land of the aforesaid Montague corded in said Registry in Book cord superior to the mortgage, if Company to land now or 770, Page 373; and any. The premises are also sold formerly of Louis I. and Mary M. subject to the right of redemp- Rivard, said point being about 2. All rights and rights of way, tion of the United States of eleven hundred and 00/100 (1100.00) feet Easterly from the both public and private, now ex- America or any of its subsidiar- Easterly side of said Russell- isting. See deed recorded in said ies or divisions, if any there be. Norwich Bridge; thence Registry in Book 1314, Page In the event of any typographic- 147. al error set forth herein in the WESTERLY about eleven hundred and 00/100 (1100.00) feet legal description of the to the aforesaid road; thence in ALSO CONVEYING the ease- premises, the description set a ment reserved in deed of Abner forth and contained in the mort- E. Peck to the Montague Com- gage shall take precedence. SOUTHEASTERLY direction along said road about fifteen pany, dated December 16 1925, hundred and 00/100 (1500.00) recorded in said Registry in TERMS OF THE SALE: Cash, feet to land now or formerly of Book 1314, Page 147. certified check or bank cashier's one Barre; thence check in the sum of $10,000.00 The above described PARCEL shall be paid as an initial depos- NORTHEASTERLY along land it and must be shown at the time of said Barre about two hundred ONE,PARCELTWO,PARCEL and sixty-seven (267) feet; THREE and PARCEL FOUR are and place of the sale in order to thence the same premises described as qualify as a bidder. The high bid- FIRSTTRACT,SECOND der shall sign a written Memor- SOUTHEASTERLY along land andum of Sale upon accept- of said Barre about seven hun- TRACT, THIRD TRACT and dred and fifty (750) feet to and TRACT FOUR, respectively, in ance of the bid, the terms of across the road leading to Mont- deed of Helen T. Welch to which shall be announced prior gomery; thence Charles R. Peckham and Nancy to the bid. The balance of the M. Peckham, dated February 23, purchase price is to be paid in WESTERLY along the South- cash, certified check or bank erly side of said road about three 1973, recorded in said Registry hundred (300) feet to the East- in Book 3777, Page 528, with cashier's check within twenty erly side of said Russell-Nor- the exception of those portions (20) days from the date of sale wich Bridge Road; thence thereof previously conveyed as and thereafter to be deposited in described herein. escrow with the law firm of RES- SOUTHEASTERLY along the NIC,BEAUREGARD,WAITE Easterly side of said road about three hundred twenty-five (325) PARCEL FIVE: That certain tract AND DRISCOLL, 330 Whitney feet to the first mentioned or parcel of land situate in said Avenue, Suite 400, Holyoke, Bearden Brook, thence Montgomery, bounded and de- Massachusetts, pending recording of the deed which is to be EASTERLY along said Bearden scribed as follows: Brook about two hundred (200) delivered, accepted and recor- feet to the place of beginning. Beginning at a point at the ded within ten (10) days thereafter, or at such other time as EXCEPTING from the above de- Northwesterly corner of the tract conveyed, supposed to be in the may be designated by Mort- scribed PARCEL THREE, those gagee. portions thereof conveyed by Easterly line and about opposite deeds of: station 971:74 of the location of the Boston and Albany Railroad, Mortgagee reserves the right to 1. Charles L. Peckham and postpone the sale to a later date Margaret M. Peckham to thence by public proclamation at the Clifton J. Noble and Minnie E. Noble, dated January 11, 1949, time and date appointed for the S. 76º 46' E. along land now or sale, and to further postpone at recorded in said Registry in formerly of one Sikes about Book 1975, Page 471; any adjourned sale date by pub- eighteen (18) feet to a stone lic proclamation at the time and 2. Margaret M. Peckham to monument; thence same course date appointed for any such ad- Clifton J. Noble and Elizabeth A. along land of said Sikes about journed date. Noble, dated March 19, 1960, one Thousand forty-three and recorded in said Registry in Book 2734, Page 306; 5/10 (1043.5) feet to a stone In the event that the successful monument; thence S. 80º 45' 30" bidder at the foreclosure sale 3. Charles R. Peckham and E. along said Sikes' land about shall default in purchasing the Nancy M. Peckham to seven hundred eighteen and within described property ac- John A. Gates and Nancy A. 5/10 (718.5) feet to a stone Gates, dated June 9, 1977, cording to the terms of this No- recorded in said Registry in monument at land now or tice of Sale and/or the terms of Book 4435, Page 240; and formerly of Dana D. Dewey; the Memorandum of Sale ex- thence S. 6º 53' W. by land now ecuted at the time of foreclosure, 4. Charles R. Peckham and or formerly of said Dewey; about Nancy M. Peckham to the Mortgagee reserves the right Clifton J. Noble and Elizabeth A. three hundred twenty-nine and to sell the property by foreclos- Noble, dated June 6, 1977, 2/10 (329.2) feet to a stone ure deed to the second highest recorded in said Registry in monument; thence S 22º 33' W. bidder, providing that the second Book 4437, Page 263. by land now or formerly of said highest bidder shall execute a PARCEL FOUR: That certain Dewey three hundred eighty- Memorandum of Sale and de- tract or parcel of land situate in seven (387) feet to a stone posit with Mortgagee's attorneys, said Montgomery, bounded and monument; thence S 7º 36' 30" the amount of the required de- described as follows: W. by said Dewey's land about posit as set forth herein within six hundred five and 5/10 Beginning at the center line of a three (3) business days after de- brook known as Bearden Brook (605.5) feet to a stone monu- livery to the second highest bid- at a point one hundred and ment on the Southerly side of der of written notice of the de- 00/100 (100.00) feet Easterly the road; thence S. 21º 45' W. fault of the previous highest bid- from the point of beginning of by said land now or formerly of PARCEL THREE above and on der. The balance of the pur- the East side of the land of the said Dewey about seven hun- chase price shall be paid by and Montague Company, thence dred eighty (780) feet to a stone title shall be conveyed to the running in a monument about two and 5/10 said second highest bidder with- (2.5) feet Southerly of a marked in twenty (20) days of said writ- NORTHWESTERLY direction along land of said Montague 12" hickory tree; thence same ten notice. Company to and across the road course about sixteen (16) feet to leading to Montgomery about a point supposed to be in the The successful purchaser will be nine hundred and fifty (950) feet Northerly line and about oppos- responsible for any and all clos- to an angle; thence continuing ing costs, state documentary TO THE LEFT by a deflection ite station 939:93 of the location angle of 10º 22' about fifteen of the Boston & Albany Railroad; stamps and recording fees and hundred (1500.00) feet along thence shall be required to sign an Auc- land of said Montague Com- tioneer's Memorandum of Sale pany to the land now or formerly WESTERLY and NORTHERLY containing the terms of the sale. of Louis I. and Mary M. Rivard, said point being about twelve by land of said Railroad Com- The successful bidder of the real hundred (1200.00) feet Easterly pany about three thousand one estate shall be subject to a of the Russell-Norwich Bridge hundred (3100) feet to the place 5.00% buyer premium. Road; thence of beginning. Containing sixty- Other terms to be announced at EASTERLY along the land of nine (69) acres and three (3) said Rivard to the land now or rods, more or less. the sale. formerly of one Williston; thence The above described PARCEL Dated: March 22, 2018 SOUTHERLY along land of said Williston to and across the afore- FIVE is the same premises de- said Montgomery Road to the scribed as THIRD PARCEL in Nancy A. Underwood first-mentioned Bearden Brook; deed of Margaret M. Peckham to Present holder of said mortgage thence Charles L. Peckham and Nancy L. Peckham, dated August 27, WESTERLY down the said Bearden Brook to the place of 1963, recorded in said Registry beginning. All the above lines in Book 2974, page 439. are established from scale of plan on record showing land PARCEL SIX: That certain tract owned by the Montague Com- pany which divides the above or parcel of land situate in said described PARCEL THREE and Montgomery, bounded and de- PARCELFOUR. scribed as follows: EXCEPTING from the above described PARCEL FOUR, that Commencing on Bearden Brook portion thereof conveyed by at land now or formerly of deed of Charles L. Peckham and Charles Healey at a yellow birch Margaret M. Peckham to Clifton tree; J. Noble and Minnie E. Noble, dated October 21, 1952, recorded in said Registry in Book thence running on said Brook to 2204, Page 363. Reed Brook; The above described PARCEL thence on Reed Brook to stake THREE and PARCEL FOUR are conveyed SUBJECT to: and stones at land now or formerly of Samuel Coe; 1. The spring, water, pipe rights and privileges conveyed by deed thence on said Coe's land West- of Henry E. Stanton to Teles- phore Leferriere and Malvina Le- erly to a black oak tree marked ferriere, dated April 20, 1909, re- with stones about it; corded in said Registry in Book 770, Page 373; and thence South 46' West to an oak tree marked; thence North 45' 2. All rights and rights of way, both public and private, now ex- West 74 rods to a stake and isting. See deed recorded in said stone; thence North 20 rods to Registry in Book 1314, Page said Bearden Brook to said yel- 147. low birch tree at the place of be- ALSO CONVEYING the ease- ginning; containing twenty-five ment reserved in deed of Abner (25) acres more or less; except- E.Peck to the Montague Com- ing therefrom a certain piece of pany, dated December 16 1925, land of about two (2) acres sold recorded in said Registry in Book 1314, Page 147. to said Coe by Reuben S. Her- rick. The above described PARCEL ONE,PARCELTWO,PARCEL The above described PARCEL THREE and PARCEL FOUR are SIX is the same premises con- the same premises described as FIRSTTRACT,SECOND veyed by deed of Edward J. TRACT, THIRD TRACT and O'Connor to Charles R. Peck- TRACT FOUR, respectively, in ham, dated January 12, 1962, deed of Helen T. Welch to recorded in said Registry in Charles R. Peckham and Nancy M. Peckham, dated February 23, Book 4644, Page 84. 1973, recorded in said Registry in Book 3777, Page 528, with Being the same premises con- the exception of those portions veyed to Charles L. Peckham thereof previously conveyed as described herein. a/k/a Charles R. Peckham and Nancy L. Peckham a/k/a Nancy PARCEL FIVE: That certain tract M. Peckham by deed dated Au- or parcel of land situate in said gust 27, 1963 recorded in said Montgomery, bounded and de- Registry of Deeds in Book 2974, scribed as follows: Page 439 and by deed dated Beginning at a point at the February 23, 1973 recorded as Northwesterly corner of the tract aforesaid in Book 3777, Page conveyed, supposed to be in the 528; and by deed of Charles R. Easterly line and about opposite station 971:74 of the location of Peckham a/k/a Charles L. Peck- the Boston and Albany Railroad, ham dated January 12, 1962 re- thence corded as aforesaid in Book 4644, Page 84. S. 76º 46' E. along land now or formerly of one Sikes about eighteen (18) feet to a stone The above premises shall be monument; thence same course sold subject to and/or with the along land of said Sikes about benefit of any and all restric- one Thousand forty-three and tions, easements, improve- 5/10 (1043.5) feet to a stone monument; thence S. 80º 45' 30" ments, covenants, outstanding E. along said Sikes' land about tax titles, municipal or other pub- seven hundred eighteen and lic taxes, assessments, liens or 5/10 (718.5) feet to a stone claims in the nature of liens, and monument at land now or formerly of Dana D. Dewey; existing encumbrances of re- thence S. 6º 53' W. by land now cord superior to the mortgage, if or formerly of said Dewey; about any. The premises are also sold three hundred twenty-nine and subject to the right of redemp- 2/10 (329.2) feet to a stone monument; thence S 22º 33' W. tion of the United States of by land now or formerly of said America or any of its subsidiar- Dewey three hundred eighty- ies or divisions, if any there be. seven (387) feet to a stone In the event of any typographic- monument; thence S 7º 36' 30" al error set forth herein in the W. by said Dewey's land about six hundred five and 5/10 legal description of the (605.5) feet to a stone monu- premises, the description set ment on the Southerly side of forth and contained in the mort- the road; thence S. 21º 45' W. gage shall take precedence. by said land now or formerly of said Dewey about seven hundred eighty (780) feet to a stone TERMS OF THE SALE: Cash, monument about two and 5/10 certified check or bank cashier's (2.5) feet Southerly of a marked check in the sum of $10,000.00 12" hickory tree; thence same course about sixteen (16) feet to shall be paid as an initial depos- a point supposed to be in the it and must be shown at the time Northerly line and about oppos- and place of the sale in order to ite station 939:93 of the location qualify as a bidder. The high bid- of the Boston & Albany Railroad; thence der shall sign a written Memor- andum of Sale upon accept- WESTERLY and NORTHERLY ance of the bid, the terms of by land of said Railroad Com- which shall be announced prior pany about three thousand one to the bid. The balance of the hundred (3100) feet to the place of beginning. Containing sixty- purchase price is to be paid in nine (69) acres and three (3) cash, certified check or bank rods, more or less. cashier's check within twenty (20) days from the date of sale The above described PARCEL FIVE is the same premises de- and thereafter to be deposited in scribed as THIRD PARCEL in escrow with the law firm of RES- deed of Margaret M. Peckham to NIC,BEAUREGARD,WAITE Charles L. Peckham and Nancy AND DRISCOLL, 330 Whitney L. Peckham, dated August 27, 1963, recorded in said Registry Avenue, Suite 400, Holyoke, in Book 2974, page 439. Massachusetts, pending recording of the deed which is to be PARCEL SIX: That certain tract delivered, accepted and recor- or parcel of land situate in said ded within ten (10) days there- Montgomery, bounded and described as follows: after, or at such other time as may be designated by Mort- Commencing on Bearden Brook gagee. at land now or formerly of Charles Healey at a yellow birch tree; Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date thence running on said Brook to by public proclamation at the Reed Brook; time and date appointed for the thence on Reed Brook to stake sale, and to further postpone at and stones at land now or any adjourned sale date by pub- formerly of Samuel Coe; lic proclamation at the time and date appointed for any such ad- thence on said Coe's land West- journed date. erly to a black oak tree marked with stones about it; In the event that the successful thence South 46' West to an oak bidder at the foreclosure sale tree marked; thence North 45' shall default in purchasing the West 74 rods to a stake and stone; thence North 20 rods to within described property ac- said Bearden Brook to said yel- cording to the terms of this No- low birch tree at the place of be- tice of Sale and/or the terms of ginning; containing twenty-five the Memorandum of Sale ex- (25) acres more or less; excepting therefrom a certain piece of ecuted at the time of foreclosure, land of about two (2) acres sold the Mortgagee reserves the right to said Coe by Reuben S. Her- to sell the property by foreclos- rick. ure deed to the second highest bidder, providing that the second The above described PARCEL SIX is the same premises con- highest bidder shall execute a veyed by deed of Edward J. Memorandum of Sale and de- O'Connor to Charles R. Peck- posit with Mortgagee's attorneys, ham, dated January 12, 1962, the amount of the required de- recorded in said Registry in Book 4644, Page 84. posit as set forth herein within three (3) business days after de- Being the same premises con- livery to the second highest bid- veyed to Charles L. Peckham der of written notice of the de- a/k/a Charles R. Peckham and Nancy L. Peckham a/k/a Nancy fault of the previous highest bid- M. Peckham by deed dated Au- der. The balance of the pur- gust 27, 1963 recorded in said chase price shall be paid by and Registry of Deeds in Book 2974, title shall be conveyed to the Page 439 and by deed dated said second highest bidder with- February 23, 1973 recorded as aforesaid in Book 3777, Page in twenty (20) days of said writ- 528; and by deed of Charles R. ten notice. Peckham a/k/a Charles L. Peck- ham dated January 12, 1962 re- The successful purchaser will be corded as aforesaid in Book 4644, Page 84. responsible for any and all closing costs, state documentary The above premises shall be stamps and recording fees and sold subject to and/or with the shall be required to sign an Auc- benefit of any and all restrictions, easements, improve- tioneer's Memorandum of Sale ments, covenants, outstanding containing the terms of the sale. tax titles, municipal or other pub- The successful bidder of the real lic taxes, assessments, liens or estate shall be subject to a claims in the nature of liens, and 5.00% buyer premium. existing encumbrances of record superior to the mortgage, if any. The premises are also sold Other terms to be announced at subject to the right of redemp- the sale. tion of the United States of America or any of its subsidiar- ies or divisions, if any there be. Dated: March 22, 2018 In the event of any typographical error set forth herein in the Nancy A. Underwood legal description of the Present holder of said mortgage premises, the description set forth and contained in the mortgage shall take precedence.

TERMS OF THE SALE: Cash, certified check or bank cashier's check in the sum of $10,000.00 shall be paid as an initial deposit and must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a bidder. The high bidder shall sign a written Memor- andum of Sale upon accept- ance of the bid, the terms of which shall be announced prior to the bid. The balance of the purchase price is to be paid in cash, certified check or bank cashier's check within twenty (20) days from the date of sale and thereafter to be deposited in escrow with the law firm of RES- NIC,BEAUREGARD,WAITE AND DRISCOLL, 330 Whitney Avenue, Suite 400, Holyoke, Massachusetts, pending recording of the deed which is to be delivered, accepted and recorded within ten (10) days thereafter, or at such other time as may be designated by Mort- gagee.

Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale, and to further postpone at any adjourned sale date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for any such adjourned date.

In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this No- tice of Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale ex- ecuted at the time of foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure deed to the second highest bidder, providing that the second highest bidder shall execute a Memorandum of Sale and deposit with Mortgagee's attorneys, the amount of the required deposit as set forth herein within three (3) business days after delivery to the second highest bidder of written notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid by and title shall be conveyed to the said second highest bidder within twenty (20) days of said written notice.

The successful purchaser will be responsible for any and all closing costs, state documentary stamps and recording fees and shall be required to sign an Auc- tioneer's Memorandum of Sale containing the terms of the sale. The successful bidder of the real estate shall be subject to a 5.00% buyer premium.

Other terms to be announced at the sale.

Dated: March 22, 2018 Nancy A. Underwood Present holder of said mortgage March 19, 26, 2018 April 2, 2018

NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Premises: 84 Broadway, Westfield,Massachusetts By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Douglas J. Drumm and Carolyn L. Drumm to Mortgage Electron- ic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Countrywide Bank, FSB.,said mortgage dated March 30, 2007, and recorded June 5, 2007 in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds, in Book 16726 at Page 263 and now held by Wilmington Sav- ings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but as trustee for Pretium Mort- gage Acquisition Trust by virtue of an assignment from Pretium Mortgage Credit Partners I Loan Acquisition, LP, to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but as trustee for Pre- tium Mortgage Acquisition Trust dated June 5, 2015 and recorded June 16, 2015 in the Hamp- den County Registry of Deeds in Book 20748 at Page 496, previously assigned by Bank of America, N.A. successor by merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP to Pretium Mortgage Credit Part- ners I Loan Acquisition, LP, by virtue of an assignment dated May 29, 2015 and recorded June 16, 2015 in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds in Book 20748 at Page 492, previously assigned by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., to Bank of America, N.A. successor by merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servi- cing, LP by virtue of an assignment dated September 27, 2011 and recorded October 5, 2011 in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds in Book 18942 at Page 414, for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, will be sold at Public Auction on April 10, 2018 at 3:00 PM Loc- al Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: THATCERTAINREALES- TATESITUATEDINWEST- FIELD,HAMPDENCOUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS,BEING THESOUTHWESTERLYONE- HALF (1/2) OF LOT 65 (SIXTY- FIVE).SAIDLOTBEING SHOWNONTHEPLANEN- TITLED “FAIRVIEW TERRACE “ ASRECORDEDINTHERE- GISTRYOFDEEDS,FORSAID HAMPDENCOUNTYINBOOK OF PLANS 1, PAGE 5, TO- GETHERWITHLANDLYING SOUTHWESTERLYTHEREOF; SAIDLANDBEINGBOUNDED ANDDESCRIBEDINONE PARCELASFOLLOWS;

BEGINNINGATANIRONPIN INTHESOUTHEASTERLY LINEOFBROADWAYMARK- INGTHEMOSTNORTHERLY CORNER OF LOT 66 (SIXTY- March 19, 26, 2018 SIX)ASSHOWNONSAID April 2, 2018 PLAN,ANDRUNNING THENCE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NORTH 35° 31’ 00’ EAST ALONGSAIDBROADWAY, Premises: 84 Broadway, TWENTY-FIVE (25) FEET TO A Westfield,Massachusetts POINTATLANDFORMERLY OFMISISCHIACONSTRUC- By virtue and in execution of the TIONCO.,INC.,NOWOR March 19, 26, 2018 Power of Sale contained in a LATELYORROBERTM. April 2, 2018 certain mortgage given by LESLIEETUX;THENCE Douglas J. Drumm and Carolyn NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S L. Drumm to Mortgage Electron- SOUTH 54° 29’ 99” EAST SALE OF REAL ESTATE ic Registration Systems, Inc., as ALONGLASTNAMEDLAND, nominee for Countrywide Bank, ONEHUNDREDFORTY-SIX By virtue and in execution of the FSB.,said mortgage dated AND 72/100 (146.72) FEET TO Power of Sale contained in a March 30, 2007, and recorded ANANGLEPOINT;THENCE certain mortgage given by Peter June 5, 2007 in the Hampden J. Siciliano and Jacqueline L. County Registry of Deeds, in SOUTH 73° 50’ 00” EAST Book 16726 at Page 263 and ALONGLASTNAMEDLAND, Brown to World Savings Bank, now held by Wilmington Sav- TWO HUNDRED THIRTY (230) FSB, dated August 13, 2007 and ings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a FEETTOLANDNOWORLAT- recorded with the Hampden Christiana Trust, not individually TERLYOFCHARLESE. County Registry of Deeds at but as trustee for Pretium Mort- MILLERETUX;THENCE. Book 16872, Page 516, of which gage Acquisition Trust by virtue mortgage the undersigned is the of an assignment from Pretium SOUTHWESTERLYALONG present holder , for breach of the Mortgage Credit Partners I Loan LASTNAMEDLAND,ONE conditions of said mortgage and Acquisition, LP, to Wilmington HUNDREDTWENTY-FIVE for the purpose of foreclosing, Savings Fund Society, FSB, (125) FEET TO AN IRON PIN the same will be sold at Public d/b/a Christiana Trust, not indi- ORPIPEATLANDNOWOR Auction at 12:00 p.m. on April vidually but as trustee for Pre- LATELYOFOSMERG.AN- 11, 2018, on the mortgaged tium Mortgage Acquisition Trust DREWS;THENCE premises located at 1076 East dated June 5, 2015 and recor- Mountain Road, Westfield, ded June 16, 2015 in the Hamp- NORTHWESTERLYALONG Hampden County, Massachu- den County Registry of Deeds in LASTNAMEDLAND,TWO setts, all and singular the Book 20748 at Page 496, previ- HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE (265) premises described in said mort- ously assigned by Bank of FEETTOTHEMOSTSOUTH- gage, America, N.A. successor by ERLY CORNER OF LOT 67 merger to BAC Home Loans (SIXTYSEVEN)ASSHOWN TO WIT: Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide ONSAIDPLAN;THENCE Home Loans Servicing, LP to Certain real estate situated in Pretium Mortgage Credit Part- NORTHEASTERLYALONG ners I Loan Acquisition, LP, by SAID LOTS 67 (SIXTY-SEVEN) Westfield, Hampden County, virtue of an assignment dated AND 66 (SIXTY-SIX) ONE HUN- Massachusetts, bounded and May 29, 2015 and recorded DRED (100) FEET TO THE described as follows: June 16, 2015 in the Hampden MOSTEASTERLYCORNER County Registry of Deeds in OF SAID LOT 66 (SIXTY-SIX); Parcel One Book 20748 at Page 492, previ- ANDTHENCE ously assigned by Mortgage Beginning at an iron pin on the Electronic Registration Systems, NORTH 54° 29” 00” WEST Westerly line of East Mountain Inc., to Bank of America, N.A. ALONG SAID LOT 66 (SIXTY- Road, distant southerly, measur- successor by merger to BAC SIX)ONEHUNDREDTHIRTY- ing by the said Westerly line, five Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA SIX AND 27/100 (136.27) FEET hundred forty (540) feet from an Countrywide Home Loans Servi- TOSAIDBROADWAYATTHE iron pin marking the Southeast- cing, LP by virtue of an assign- PLACEOFBEGINNING. erly corner of land now of ment dated September 27, 2011 formerly of Harold E. Brill, et ux, and recorded October 5, 2011 in SUBJECTTOEASEMENT and running thence the Hampden County Registry of RIGHTSOFCITYOFWEST- Deeds in Book 18942 at Page FIELDGASANDELECTRIC S. 15° 30' W. along said East 414, for breach of the conditions LIGHTDEPARTMENTETAL Mountain Road, one hundred in said mortgage and for the pur- UNDERINSTRUMENTDATED thirty-one and 40/100 (131:40) pose of foreclosing the same, DECEMBER 9, 1968 AND RE- feet to an iron pin at land now or will be sold at Public Auction on CORDEDINSAIDREGISTRY formerly of Michael C. Deveno, April 10, 2018 at 3:00 PM Loc- OF DEEDS IN BOOK 3390, al Time upon the premises, all PAGE 541. et ux; thence and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: The description of the property N. 74° 30' W. along last named that appears in the mortgage to THE WESTFIELD NEWS land, twoWWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM hundred twenty (220) THATCERTAINREALES-MONDAY, MARCHbe foreclosed 26, 2018 shall - control PAGE in the15 feet to an iron pin at land now or TATESITUATEDINWEST- event of a typographical error in formerly of Mary E. Deveno; FIELD,HAMPDENCOUNTY, this publication. thence MASSACHUSETTS,BEING THESOUTHWESTERLYONE-DEADLINE: 2PM THEFor DAY Mortgagors’ BEFORE Title see deed N. 15° 30' E. along last named HALF (1/2) OF LOT 65 (SIXTY- dated May 25, 1996, and recor- land, one hundred thirty-one FIVE).SAIDLOTBEING ded June 28, 1996 in Book 9539 and, 40/100 (131.40) feet to an SHOWNONTHEPLANEN- at Page 149 with the Hampden iron pin at other land now or TITLED “FAIRVIEW TERRACE “ County Registry of Deeds. formerly of Mary E. Deveno; and ASRECORDEDINTHERE- To Advertise Call thence GISTRYOFDEEDS,FORSAID TERMS OF SALE: Said HAMPDENCOUNTYINBOOK premises will be sold and con- S. 74° 30' E, along last named OF PLANS 1, PAGE 5, TO- 413-562-4181veyed subject to Ext. all liens, 118 en- land, two hundred twenty (220) GETHERWITHLANDLYING cumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax CLASSIFIEDfeet to an iron pin at the place of SOUTHWESTERLYTHEREOF; titles, municipal liens and as- CLASSIFIED SAIDLANDBEINGBOUNDED Available Online 24/7 at www.thewestbeginning. fieldnews.com/classifieds Email [email protected], if any, whichcom take ANDDESCRIBEDINONE precedence over the said mort- Parcel Two PARCELASFOLLOWS; gage above described. BEGINNINGATANIRONPIN Certain real estate situated in FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Legal Notices Legal Notices INTHESOUTHEASTERLY Dollars of the purchase price said Westfield, being desig- LINEOFBROADWAYMARK- must be paid by a certified nated as Parcel ''A'' on a plan re- INGTHEMOSTNORTHERLY check, bank treasurer's or cash- corded in the Registry of Deeds CORNER OF LOT 66 (SIXTY- ier's check at the time and place March 19, 26, 2018 for said Hampden County Re- March 19, 26, 2018 April 2, 2018 SIX)ASSHOWNONSAID of the sale by the purchaser. April 2, 2018 gistry of Deeds in Book of Plans PLAN,ANDRUNNING The balance of the purchase 151, Page 31, to which plan as THENCE price shall be paid in cash, certi- so recorded reference is hereby NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE fied check, bank treasurer's or SALE OF REAL ESTATE made for a more particular de- NORTH 35° 31’ 00’ EAST cashier's check within thirty (30) scription of Parcel 'A'. Premises: 84 Broadway, ALONGSAIDBROADWAY, days after the date of sale. Westfield,Massachusetts TWENTY-FIVE (25) FEET TO A By virtue and in execution of the Being the premises known as POINTATLANDFORMERLY Other terms to be announced at Power of Sale contained in a 1076 East Mountain Road, By virtue and in execution of the OFMISISCHIACONSTRUC- the sale. certain mortgage given by Peter Westfield, Massachusetts. Power of Sale contained in a TIONCO.,INC.,NOWOR J. Siciliano and Jacqueline L. certain mortgage given by LATELYORROBERTM. BENDETT& MCHUGH, PC Brown to World Savings Bank, Being the same premises con- Douglas J. Drumm and Carolyn LESLIEETUX;THENCE 270 Farmington Avenue veyed to Jacqueline L. Brown L. Drumm to Mortgage Electron- Farmington, CT 06032 FSB, dated August 13, 2007 and SOUTH 54° 29’ 99” EAST recorded with the Hampden herein by deed of Kevin R. ic Registration Systems, Inc., as Brown and Jacqueline L. Brown nominee for Countrywide Bank, ALONGLASTNAMEDLAND, Attorney for Wilmington Savings County Registry of Deeds at dated May 6, 2001 and recor- FSB.,said mortgage dated ONEHUNDREDFORTY-SIX Fund Society, FSB, Book 16872, Page 516, of which ded in the Hampden County Re- March 30, 2007, and recorded AND 72/100 (146.72) FEET TO d/b/a Christiana Trust, mortgage the undersigned is the gistry of Deeds in Book 11631, June 5, 2007 in the Hampden ANANGLEPOINT;THENCE not individually but as trustee present holder , for breach of the Page 557. County Registry of Deeds, in for Pretium Mortgage conditions of said mortgage and Book 16726 at Page 263 and SOUTH 73° 50’ 00” EAST Acquisition Trust now held by Wilmington Sav- ALONGLASTNAMEDLAND, for the purpose of foreclosing, For mortgagor's(s') title see TWO HUNDRED THIRTY (230) Present Holder of the Mortgage deed recorded with Hampden ings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a the same will be sold at Public Christiana Trust, not individually FEETTOLANDNOWORLAT- (860) 677-2868 Auction at 12:00 p.m. on April County Registry of Deeds in TERLYOFCHARLESE. Book 16872, Page 514. but as trustee for Pretium Mort- 11, 2018, on the mortgaged gage Acquisition Trust by virtue MILLERETUX;THENCE. premises located at 1076 East These premises will be sold and of an assignment from Pretium Mountain Road, Westfield, Mortgage Credit Partners I Loan SOUTHWESTERLYALONG conveyed subject to and with the Acquisition, LP, to Wilmington LASTNAMEDLAND,ONE Hampden County, Massachu- benefit of all rights, rights of way, HUNDREDTWENTY-FIVE Savings Fund Society, FSB, March 26, 2018 setts, all and singular the restrictions, easements, coven- d/b/a Christiana Trust, not indi- (125) FEET TO AN IRON PIN premises described in said mort- ants, liens or claims in the vidually but as trustee for Pre- ORPIPEATLANDNOWOR gage, nature of liens, improvements, tium Mortgage Acquisition Trust LATELYOFOSMERG.AN- CITY OF WESTFIELD, public assessments, any and all dated June 5, 2015 and recor- DREWS;THENCE MASSACHUSETTS unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, ded June 16, 2015 in the Hamp- TO WIT: NORTHWESTERLYALONG water and sewer liens and any den County Registry of Deeds in COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT other municipal assessments or Book 20748 at Page 496, previ- LASTNAMEDLAND,TWO Certain real estate situated in liens or existing encumbrances ously assigned by Bank of HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE (265) ANNUAL ACTION PLAN Westfield, Hampden County, of record which are in force and America, N.A. successor by FEETTOTHEMOSTSOUTH- 30-DAY PUBLIC Massachusetts, bounded and are applicable, having priority merger to BAC Home Loans ERLY CORNER OF LOT 67 COMMENT PERIOD described as follows: over said mortgage, whether or Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide (SIXTYSEVEN)ASSHOWN AND PUBLIC HEARING not reference to such restric- Home Loans Servicing, LP to ONSAIDPLAN;THENCE Parcel One tions, easements, improve- Pretium Mortgage Credit Part- ners I Loan Acquisition, LP, by NORTHEASTERLYALONG Title I of the Cranston-Gonzalez ments, liens or encumbrances is SAID LOTS 67 (SIXTY-SEVEN) National Affordable Housing Act made in the deed. virtue of an assignment dated Beginning at an iron pin on the May 29, 2015 and recorded AND 66 (SIXTY-SIX) ONE HUN- requires that in order to apply for Westerly line of East Mountain June 16, 2015 in the Hampden DRED (100) FEET TO THE TERMS OF SALE: MOSTEASTERLYCORNER certain U.S. Department of Road, distant southerly, measur- County Registry of Deeds in Housing & Urban Development Book 20748 at Page 492, previ- OF SAID LOT 66 (SIXTY-SIX); ing by the said Westerly line, five A deposit of Five Thousand ANDTHENCE (HUD) Programs, the City of hundred forty (540) feet from an ously assigned by Mortgage ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified Electronic Registration Systems, Westfield must submit an Annu- iron pin marking the Southeast- or bank check will be required to Inc., to Bank of America, N.A. NORTH 54° 29” 00” WEST al Action Plan.The Annual Ac- erly corner of land now of be paid by the purchaser at the successor by merger to BAC ALONG SAID LOT 66 (SIXTY- tion Plan identifies resources time and place of sale. The bal- SIX)ONEHUNDREDTHIRTY- formerly of Harold E. Brill, et ux, Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA and programs to be undertaken and running thence ance is to be paid by certified or Countrywide Home Loans Servi- SIX AND 27/100 (136.27) FEET bank check at Harmon Law Of- cing, LP by virtue of an assign- TOSAIDBROADWAYATTHE during the program year July 1, fices, P.C., 150 California Street, ment dated September 27, 2011 PLACEOFBEGINNING. 2018 through June 30, 2019. S. 15° 30' W. along said East Newton, Massachusetts 02458, Mountain Road, one hundred and recorded October 5, 2011 in or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, the Hampden County Registry of SUBJECTTOEASEMENT The draft Annual Action Plan will thirty-one and 40/100 (131:40) Newton Highlands, Massachu- Deeds in Book 18942 at Page RIGHTSOFCITYOFWEST- feet to an iron pin at land now or FIELDGASANDELECTRIC be available March 27, 2018 to setts 02461-0389, within thirty 414, for breach of the conditions April 27, 2018 for review and formerly of Michael C. Deveno, (30) days from the date of sale. in said mortgage and for the pur- LIGHTDEPARTMENTETAL et ux; thence Deed will be provided to purpose of foreclosing the same, UNDERINSTRUMENTDATED comments at the Community will be sold at Public Auction on DECEMBER 9, 1968 AND RE- Development Department, 59 chaser for recording upon re- CORDEDINSAIDREGISTRY ceipt in full of the purchase April 10, 2018 at 3:00 PM Loc- Court Street, Westfield, MA or N. 74° 30' W. along last named al Time upon the premises, all OF DEEDS IN BOOK 3390, land, two hundred twenty (220) price. The description of the PAGE 541. online at premises contained in said mort- and singular the premises de- feet to an iron pin at land now or scribed in said mortgage, to wit: www.cityofwestfield.org. gage shall control in the event of The description of the property formerly of Mary E. Deveno; an error in this publication. thence THATCERTAINREALES- that appears in the mortgage to The City of Westfield, in accord- TATESITUATEDINWEST- be foreclosed shall control in the Other terms, if any, to be an- event of a typographical error in ance with its Citizen Participa- nounced at the sale. FIELD,HAMPDENCOUNTY, tion Plan, is holding a public N. 15° 30' E. along last named MASSACHUSETTS,BEING this publication. land, one hundred thirty-one THESOUTHWESTERLYONE- meeting on Thursday, April 26, and, 40/100 (131.40) feet to an WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., HALF (1/2) OF LOT 65 (SIXTY- For Mortgagors’ Title see deed 2018, 6:30 PM at Westfield City iron pin at other land now or SUCCESSOR BY MERGER FIVE).SAIDLOTBEING dated May 25, 1996, and recor- Hall, 59 Court Street, Room 315, TO WACHOVIA MORTGAGE, SHOWNONTHEPLANEN- ded June 28, 1996 in Book 9539 Westfield, MA 01085. formerly of Mary E. Deveno; and FSB, F/K/A WORLD SAVINGS at Page 149 with the Hampden thence TITLED “FAIRVIEW TERRACE “ BANK, FSB ASRECORDEDINTHERE- County Registry of Deeds. www.thewestfieldnews.com Present holder of said mortgage GISTRYOFDEEDS,FORSAID Comments may be sent in writ- S. 74° 30' E, along last named HAMPDENCOUNTYINBOOK TERMS OF SALE: Said ing no later than Friday, April 27, land, two hundred twenty (220) By its Attorneys, OF PLANS 1, PAGE 5, TO- premises will be sold and con- 2018 to Community Develop- feet to an iron pin at the place of HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. GETHERWITHLANDLYING veyed subject to all liens, en- ment Director Peter Miller, City 150 California Street SOUTHWESTERLYTHEREOF; cumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax beginning. titles, municipal liens and as- of Westfield, 59 Court Street, Newton, MA 02458 SAIDLANDBEINGBOUNDED Westfield, MA 01085 or by email (617) 558-0500 ANDDESCRIBEDINONE sessments, if any, which take Parcel Two PARCELASFOLLOWS; precedence over the said mort- to [email protected]. 201605-0323 - YEL gage above described. Certain real estate situated in BEGINNINGATANIRONPIN said Westfield, being desig- INTHESOUTHEASTERLY FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) nated as Parcel ''A'' on a plan re- LINEOFBROADWAYMARK- Dollars of the purchase price INGTHEMOSTNORTHERLY must be paid by a certified corded in the Registry of DeedsLorena sells Western Mass! check, bankFREE treasurer'sESTIMATES or cash- FULLY INSURED for said Hampden County Re- CORNER OF LOT 66Zoning (SIXTY- C SIX)ASSHOWNONSAID& C New Installations ier's check at the time and place gistry of Deeds in Book of PlansLorena Sienko of the sale by the purchaser. Heating &PLAN,ANDRUNNING Cooling, INC Replacements BAKERResidential MASONRY & Commercial 151, Page 31, to which planReal as Estate Specialist THENCE Air Filtration The balance of the purchase Fully so recorded reference is hereby EPA Duct WorkCleaning price shall be paid in cash, certi- Insured ❄ Certified BOBCAT SERVICES (413) 896-7504 NORTH 35° 31’ 00’Tune-Ups EAST fied check, bank treasurer's or made for a more particular de- cashier'sFIREPLACES check within • CHIMNEYS thirty (30) • STEPS • SIDEWALKS • PATIOS Hometown Associates Steve Burkholder,ALONGSAIDBROADWAY,Owner - License #GF5061-J Maintenance CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS • BILCO HATCHWAYS scription of ParcelEach office 'A'. is independently owned & operated days after the date of sale. 18 YearsTWENTY-FIVE Experience FREE (25) FEETGas Piping TO A BRICK - BLOCK (413) 569-3172 [email protected] | www.lorenasienko.com (413) 575-8704POINTATLANDFORMERLYESTIMATES Humidifiers Being the premises known as OFMISISCHIACONSTRUC- Other termsSTONE to be- CONCRETE announced at (413) 599-0015 Who 1076 East Mountain Road, TIONCO.,INC.,NOWOR the sale. Westfield, Massachusetts. LATELYORROBERTM. GARAGE DOORS LESLIEETUX;THENCE BENDETT& MCHUGH, PC 270 Farmington Avenue Being the same premises con- Farmington, CTCREATIVE 06032 Salesveyed to• Installation Jacqueline L. Brown SOUTH 54° 29’ 99” EAST $60 FlatALONGLASTNAMEDLAND, Rate Residential Computer Repair Serviceherein by & deed Repair of Kevin R. ONEHUNDREDFORTY-SIX Attorney for Wilmington Savings Brown and Jacqueline L. Brown Virus Removal • Hardware Upgrades • Data Recovery • ReinstallsFund Society, FSB,COLORS Residential & Light Commercial Screen ReplacementsAND 72/100 & More! (146.72) FEET TO dated May 6, 2001 and recor- ANANGLEPOINT;THENCE(800) 259-4877d/b/a ChristianaQUALITY Trust, PAINTING not individually but as trustee ded in the HampdenCertified, County Licensed, Re- Insured • Free Estimates acceleratedit.net for Pretium Mortgage Does gistry of Deeds in Book 11631, 650 NewSOUTH Ludlow Rd. 73° • South 50’ Hadley, 00” MA EAST 01075 413-289-6550 • 413-626-1978 • www.menardgaragedoors.com ALONGLASTNAMEDLAND, Acquisition Trust413-214-5646 Page 557. TWO HUNDRED THIRTY (230) Present Holder of the Mortgage FEETTOLANDNOWORLAT-since 1984 Brick-Block-StoneFor mortgagor's(s') title see New or Repair COMPLETETERLYOFCHARLESE. (860) 677-2868 deed recorded with Hampden MILLERETUX;THENCE. David Rose Plumbing & Heating CountySOLEK Registry ofMASONRY Deeds in Veteran Owned & Operated Book 16872, Page 514. SOUTHWESTERLYALONG Westfield, MA Chimneys • Foundations • Fireplaces BATHROOMLASTNAMEDLAND,ONE & KITCHEN HUNDREDTWENTY-FIVE These premises will be sold and RENOVATIONS Fully Insured (413) 579-4073 It? (125) FEET TO AN IRONMA Lic #072233 PIN conveyed subject to and with the(413) 569-6855 DAVE DAVIDSONORPIPEATLANDNOWORMA Reg #144831 MA Lic # PL33191-J Freebenefit Estimates of all rights, rights of way,(413) 569-3428 LATELYOFOSMERG.AN- Fully Licensed & Insured restrictions, easements, coven- (413) 569-9973DREWS;THENCE www.davedavidsonremodeling.com ants, liens or claims in the NORTHWESTERLYALONG nature of liens, improvements, LASTNAMEDLAND,TWO publicCustom assessments, any and all Lamp HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE (265) Local unpaidPicture taxes, tax titles, tax liens, Repair FEETTOTHEMOSTSOUTH- Framing Carleton’s ranfield water and sewer38 West liens school and any st. and ERLY CORNER OF LOT 67 Simply Electrifying and other municipalW assessmentsestfield, MA or Restoration (SIXTYSEVEN)ASSHOWNTREE SERVICE liensRepair or existing encumbrances G ONSAIDPLAN;THENCE Lamp Restoration & Repair Appointments anytime of record which are in force and (413) 568-2339 (413) 537-5842 NORTHEASTERLYALONGSeasoned Business are applicable, having priority SAID LOTS 67 (SIXTY-SEVEN) Bring Your Old Lamp over said mortgage, whether or AND 66 (SIXTY-SIX)Hardwood ONE HUN- not reference to such restric- DRED (100) FEET TO THE tions, easements, improve- MOSTEASTERLYCORNERLOG LOAD Back to Life! ments, liens or encumbrances is OF SAID LOT 66 (SIXTY-SIX); ~ Lamp ShadeS ~ ANDTHENCE Bulletin made in the deed. Clearance In Stock & SpecIal orderS! NORTHPrices 54° may 29” vary, 00” call WEST for quote 85 Skyline Dr., Westfield, MA 01085 TERMS OF SALE: ALONG SAID LOT 66 (SIXTY- Home Repair Services SIX)ONEHUNDREDTHIRTY- 413-569-6104SIX AND 27/100• 413-454-5782 (136.27) FEET Call 413-265-0564 A deposit of413-206-6386 Five Thousand LOTS CLEARED • TREE REMOVAL • EXCAVATION Board ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified TOSAIDBROADWAYATTHE or email [email protected] or bankSafe, check Guaranteed will be Repair required and Maintenance to FULLY INSUREDPLACEOFBEGINNING. • FREE ESTIMATES A Division of Poehlman Electric be paid by the purchaser at the SUBJECTTOEASEMENT time and place of sale. The bal- RIGHTSOFCITYOFWEST- Michael Busiere ance is to be paid by certified or FIELDGASANDELECTRIC Licensed Appraiser PERRY’S LIGHTDEPARTMENTETAL To Advertise bank check at Harmon Law Of- (413) 568-7409 PLUMBINGfices, P.C., 150 California & Street, HEATING UNDERINSTRUMENTDATED George’sAUTO BODY Lockhouse Rd., Westfield, MA DECEMBER 9, 1968 AND RE- Newton, Massachusetts 02458, CORDEDINSAIDREGISTRY Call Sewer & Drain Cleaning • OPEN 7:30AM-4:00PM MON-FRI • Expert Collision & Painting or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, OF DEEDS IN BOOK 3390, Newton Highlands,413-782-7322 Massachu- [email protected] 541. Ray Turcotte • Insurance Approved • Registered Shop #1214 413-562-4181 setts 02461-0389, within thirty No Job Post Office Box 157 (413) 214-4149 (30)Lic. days#26177 from the • dateAGAWAM of sale., MA Too Small! Westfield, MAThe 01086 description ofMasters the property Lic. A18022 WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRST SINCE 1951 Deed will be provided to pur- that appears in the mortgage to chaser for recording upon re- be foreclosed shall control in the event of a typographical error in ceipt in full of the purchase this publication. price. The description of the To premises contained in said mort- For Mortgagors’ Title see deed gage shall control in the event of Advertisedated May 25, 1996, and recor- an error in this publication. ded June 28, 1996 in Book 9539 at Page 149 with the Hampden HERE County Registry of Deeds. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Call (413) 562-4181TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and con- WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., veyed subject to all liens, en- SUCCESSOR BY MERGER cumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax TO WACHOVIA MORTGAGE, titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, which take FSB, F/K/A WORLD SAVINGS precedence over the said mort- BANK, FSB gage above described. Present holder of said mortgage FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) By its Attorneys, Dollars of the purchase price HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. must be paid by a certified check, bank treasurer's or cash- 150 California Street ier's check at the time and place Newton, MA 02458 of the sale by the purchaser. (617) 558-0500 The balance of the purchase 201605-0323 - YEL price shall be paid in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days after the date of sale. Other terms to be announced at the sale. BENDETT& MCHUGH, PC 270 Farmington Avenue Farmington, CT 06032 Attorney for Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but as trustee for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust Present Holder of the Mortgage (860) 677-2868 PAGE 16 - MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS

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