WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2019 A new Tradition Peabody, begins in Lynn Verizon Century 21 Hughes and Jonah Realtors merge dial in By Gayla Cawley run by the owners of the former on a deal ITEM STAFF Century 21 Hughes, Thomas McGovern and Matthew Ne- LYNN — Century 21 Hughes whall; and Jonah Realtors, By Thomas Grillo and Jonah Realtors are merg- Annmarie and Eileen Jonah, a ITEM STAFF ing to become the largest real mother and daughter team. PEABODY — The call to end a ve-year estate company in the city, in “I think it’s a level of excite- battle over a proposed 60-foot cell tower terms of workforce. ment and I think there’s a huge on Lynn Street could be answered soon. The major real estate merger opportunity for us to grow and After months of negotiations, the Pea- became of cial on Wednesday, move into a higher level of ser- body Municipal Light Plant (PMLP), the with the two companies sign- vice with the ability to provide city’s electric utility company, has provid- ing a purchase and sale agree- our agents and our clients with ed Verizon Wireless with a cost estimate ment to become Century 21 the best of both worlds, our lo- to install a dozen canisters that would Tradition. The move will dou- cal roots and a big brand,” said be mounted on utility poles on the city’s ble each company’s workforce, Eileen Jonah. south side to improve wireless and cell- which will be nearly four dozen Annmarie and Eileen Jonah phone service. These 12-inch boxes would agents, according to MLS Prop- started Jonah Realtors out of replace a giant cell tower. erty Information Network. Annmarie’s kitchen 21 years Verizon has maintained the x is neces- Financial details of the agree- ago. It grew from the two of ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE sary to ll coverage gaps and add 5G, or ment were not disclosed. Cen- them to 22 agents. Jonah Realtors and Century 21 Hughes will fth-generation, cellular wireless service tury 21 Hughes and Jonah Annmarie said they had been for faster downloads. Federal law allows merge to become Century 21 Tradition. Back Realtors did $15.5 million and approached by most of the big utilities to provide the service and limits row from left, Matthew Newhall, Dave Hughes $8.4 million in sales last year real estate companies over the the authority of cities and towns. respectively, according to MLS. and Thomas McGovern; front row, Eileen Jonah TRADITION, A3 “I am hopeful we can work out an agree- Century 21 Tradition will be and Annmarie Jonah. ment,” said Charles Orphanos, PMLP’s manager. “We have been working towards this all along because it’s in everyone’s best interest. I don’t think anyone wants Woman large towers going up in the city.” PMLP and Verizon had a negotiation session scheduled last Friday. But Verizon rescued canceled because they need more time to review the proposal, he said. Orphanos declined to provide nancial off of details. “Not at this time,” he said. The Federal Communication Commis- Nahant sion allows communities to charge cell- phone companies a one-time application fee, and collect an annual payment for use coast of the poles. Two years ago, the city of Lowell and Ver- By Bridget izon came to an accord. Under the terms Turcotte of the deal, the phone company paid the ITEM STAFF city a $20,000 application fee and agreed to pay $2,500 for 50 mini-cells annually. NAHANT — A 54-year- That amount would increase by two per- old paddleboarder was cent annually, according to the contract. blown out to sea off the The City Council and the neighborhood coast of Nahant and off Lynn Street have been embroiled in a needed to be rescued by ght with Verizon to prevent construction rst responders. of a cell tower behind Michael’s Limousine The West Newton Two Worlds come together Co. since 2014. Residents have organized, woman was paddle- held meetings, lea eted and erected “No boarding off of Nah- Cell Tower” signs while the city led a ant Monday on a “pad- for Lynn Classical students lawsuit. dle-type surfboard” But in March, a Land Court judge when strong winds By Steve Krause school community, all of them Andrea Argu- cleared the way for Verizon to build a cell pushed her farther and ITEM STAFF underclassmen, outlined their mendo, Wandy tower. In a 16-page decision, Judge Jen- farther from the beach, experiences in transitioning to Jiminez, Lit nifer Roberts sided with the utility. After said Nahant Police Chief LYNN — The struggles en- the United States in a series of Palacio and more than four years and six proposed al- Robert Dwyer. countered by people who come short lms produced in tandem Bolaji Odusan- ternate sites that were rejected, the city’s “We needed binoculars to this country from other with themselves and faculty ya discuss their denial of a permit prohibits the utility to see her,” said Dwyer. lands, which range from unfa- members Alexis Kopoulos and lms that were from providing cell service and violates Of cers were dis- miliarity with the language to Afton Dean. shown at Lynn the federal Telecommunications Act of patched to the area the differences in food and cul- The four, Lit Palacio and Wan- Classical’s 1996, she wrote. behind the Ward Bath- ture, were outlined poignant- dy Jiminez from the Dominican Living in Two Roberts ordered the City Council to grant house, where they used ly and sometimes humorously Republic, Andrea Argumendo Worlds Film a special permit or any other permit and Tuesday night at Lynn Classi- binoculars to spot her from El Salvador and Bolaji Festival. “take all necessary actions to remove any several hundred yards cal’s Living in Two Worlds Film Odusanya of Nigerian descent, further impediments to the construction Festival. ITEM PHOTO | away from shore, drift- FILMS, A3 PEABODY, A3 ing toward Lynn and Four members of the high OWEN O’ROURKE Swampscott. The paddleboarder was resting comfortably on her board and wear- Parkland deputy Knee injury ing a life preserver, said Dwyer. charged for throws curve “She actually called us herself somehow off her cellphone,” he said. “The doing nothing at Classical current was so strong By Curt Anderson going out that she didn’t and Terry Spencer pitcher have the strength to get ASSOCIATED PRESS herself back in.” Nahant re ghters MIAMI — The Florida deputy who By Harold Rivera responded to help with knew a gunman was loose at the Park- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR a boat and jet ski, and land high school but refused to go inside LYNN — Classical pitcher David the Swampscott Harbor- to confront the assailant was arrested Barnard isn’t afraid to take the master responded with Tuesday on 11 criminal charges related ball in challenging, high-pressure his boat. The woman, to his inaction during the massacre that situations. He has twice pitched who was uninjured, was killed 17 people. for Lynn in the Babe Ruth World rescued within half an Scot Peterson was on duty as the re- Series. He has taken the mound hour. source of cer at Marjory Stoneman Doug- for Classical in the Nipper Clan- Bridget Turcotte can las High School on the day of the Febru- cy Tournament and the Division 1 be reached at bturcotte@ ary 2018 shooting but never entered the North state tournament. itemlive.com. Follow her building while bullets were  ying. He But the situation Barnard faced on Twitter @BridgetTur- this spring has been far more dif- cotte. DEPUTY, A3 cult than anything he’s seen be- fore. Barnard suffered a torn ACL in his left knee during football season in an October loss to Dan- INSIDE vers and missed the rst 19 games ITEM FILE PHOTO of his senior baseball season. Lynn Sports Classical pitcher David Barnard suffered a torn Children’s Law “It’s been an experience,” said Alvarez-Segee scores Marblehead girls ACL in his left knee during football season and Barnard, a right-hander. “The Center awarded nine in statement win lacrosse rolls in $500K grant. A3 missed the rst 19 games of his senior baseball for Fenwick. B1 Div. 1 North. B1 season. BARNARD, A3

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Martha F. Coombs, 98 June C. Brooks, 88 John K. Martin Jr., 85 1920-2019 Martha (Parasco) Fanti LAS VEGAS, Nev. — June ATKINSON, N.H. — John K. Coombs passed away at the Cynthia (Hezekiah) Brooks, Martin Jr., 85, of Atkinson, died home of her daughter and 88, formerly of Lynn, died on on June 1, 2019 at Wingate at son-in-law on Tuesday, May Saturday, May 25, 2019, at Haverhill Nursing Home. 28, 2019, at the age of 98. the In nity Hospice Care in Born in Saugus, the son of She was born in Boston July Las Vegas, Nev., following a the late John K. and Mildred 3, 1920, the second child lengthy illness. C. (Mcadoo) Martin, he was to the late Eleftharios and June was born in Boston raised and educated in Lynn. Anastacia (Lynadarkis) Paras- to the late Michael and Olga He attended Lynn English co. The family resided in Sau- Hezekiah. She was raised and High School, graduating with gus and she proudly graduat- educated in Lynn, graduating the Class of 1951, and at- ed from Saugus High School. from Lynn English High School tended Northeastern Universi- Martha and Ralph married on in 1948. June was preceded ty, Boston. Oct. 24, 1939. They resided in death by her older brother, He served in the U.S. Navy in Lynn for many years before Michael Hezekiah. as a  reman aboard the USS moving with their children to June married her  rst hus- Midway during the Korean Georgetown. band, U.S. Army Lieutenant War and Vietnam Era and was Martha and Ralph were very Colonel Robert W. Wright, in a recipient of the National involved with their children’s 1954. While stationed in Ger- Defense Service Medal and blessed to enjoy marriage Harry, a board member/trust- Richard Adie and Daimen activities throughout their lives many they had their only child, the Navy Occupation Service again for four years with Mario ee for more than 20 years Barker of Lynn. He was prede- and volunteered wherever Kim Elizabeth. Medal. Fanti. with the Freedom Forum, she ceased by a son, James “Jig- they could help. One of their With the family stationed Mr. Martin worked as an auto In addition to the deaths of traveled the world to places accomplishments, along with in Hawaii, June was a book- body mechanic for his family ga” Martin. Ralph and Mario, she is pre- like Beijing, Hong Kong, Cro- other like-minded parents, keeper at KGMB-AM-FM-TV for business, Martin’s Auto Body, Service information: Rel- ceded by her brothers and atia, Jakarta, Indonesia, Phil- was the forming of the  rst Cecil Heftel. She served as the and later at Gibb’s Oil in East atives and friends are in- sisters-in-law, Chester and Lo- ippines, London, India, Africa boosters club for the football bookkeeper for his successful Boston. A member of the Elks vited to call on Friday, June retta Parasco, Peter and Geor- and South America. team in order to support the 1976 political campaign for Lodge in Revere, he enjoyed 7, 2019, from 4-6 p.m. at gia Parasco; and her beloved June is survived by her team with recognition and a the U.S. House of Represen- gardening, grilling, watching all BROOKSIDE Chapel & Fu- nephew, Chester Parasco, Jr. daughter, Kim Arnold and her banquet. tatives representing Hawaii. Boston sports, especially the neral Home, 116 Main St., Martha leaves behind her husband Keith; sister, Dianne After their children were She then earned her real es- New England Patriots and the Plaistow, N.H. United States sister, Theodora Valasunas of Mitchell and her husband grown, they moved back to tate license and became a Boston Red Sox. Navy Military Honors will fol- their hometown of Saugus. Duxbury; her children, Charles Robert, all of Las Vegas, Nev.; He is survived by his wife of low in the funeral home and and Barbara Coombs of Austin, real estate agent in Hawaii. In sister-in-law, Florence Hezekiah Again, they became involved the early 1980s she opened 25 years, Kathrine L. (Finner- will conclude with a brief with civic organizations, es- Ark., David and Judy Coombs of Lynn; step-sons, Harry W. an) Martin; three sons, John period for remembrances. of Clearwater, Fla., Joe and June’s Tobacco Shop at the Brooks III and his wife, Euraine, pecially the local VFW. It was Hilton Hawaiian Village. K. Martin III, Thomas Martin, For directions to the funeral there they helped with many Martha Ann (Coombs) May- of Washington, D.C., Wayne Michael Martin, all of Lynn; a home, or to send a message nard of Elgin, S.C. She has June later married U.S. Brooks (deceased) and Craig programs to help the veterans. Army Major General Harry W. daughter, Kerry Lisa Adie of of condolence to the fami- Martha was president of the eight grandchildren, Lisa-Ann Brooks, Las Vegas; her nieces Lynn; three grandsons who ly, please visit our website Zaprzalka, Daniel Coombs, Ju- Brooks Jr. in 1981, and they and nephews, Laurie Hezeki- Auxiliary two times. She was relocated to San Mateo, Calif. he helped to raise, David St. at www.brooksidechapelfh. instrumental in having the lie Coombs, Matthew Maynard, ah-Cox, Shelli Hezekiah and June managed the accounts Germain Jr. of Atkinson, N.H., com. club host an afternoon tea for David Jason Coombs, Jonathan Valerie Collins, all of Lynn, Terri receivable department at his the Local Gold Star Parents. It Coombs, Rachel Faris and Ni- Martin, Palm Harbor, Fla., Ron- business, Western Comput- was one of her most treasured cole Jennings. She has 17 ald Mitchell, Dover, N.H., and er Group/Gurney Wholesale, memories to honor these great-grandchildren; and eight Michael Mitchell, Las Vegas, mothers and fathers. great-great-grandchildren. until her retirement in 1992. Nev., cousins and her in-laws. Martha was also very in- In lieu of owers, memorials In December, 1998, they relo- June also leaves three aides Adrien Gamache, 77 volved both as a volunteer may be made to Amedisys cated to Las Vegas, Nev. Harry who assisted her in the last few 1941-2019 and a staff person with the Hospice, 1900 Sunset Blvd., preceded her in death in Au- years of her life, Linda Mayo, Town of Saugus working in the #103, West Columbia, SC gust 2017. Imelda Ceon and Ludy Farinas, GIG HARBOR, Wash. — Mick was the beloved hus- Social Services Department 29169. Accompanying her husband and her Maltese, Peanut. Adrien “Mick” E. Gamache band of Lora Robertson. He off and on for many years. She Service information: Rela- of Gig Harbor, Wash., born was preceded in death by was very involved with devel- tives and friends are invited in September 1941 in Goffs his parents, sister Elaine Bur- opment and building of the to attend a funeral service Falls, N.H., to the late Mad- rill and his step-father, Alton Saugus Senior Center. During in the BISBEE-PORCELLA David A. Greenberg, 65 eleine Burrill and Wilfred Burrill. Mick is survived by his this time, she and a few oth- Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln Gamache, passed away daughters, Madeleine MacK- ers graduated from the  rst Ave., Saugus, on Saturday, peacefully on May 7, 2019 at enzie, Christina Gamache course at Boston University June 8 at 10 a.m. Visitation the age of 77. (Judy Fleissner), Monique Mc- strictly to teach community prior to service, 9-10 a.m. LYNN — David Allyn Green- Mick grew up in Lynn. At- Fadden (David), and Jennifer workers to develop programs Interment at Riverside Cem- berg, age 65, of Lynn, passed tended St. Pius V Elementary Gamache (Geoff Miller); sis- and resources for seniors. As etery in Saugus. For direc- away on Friday, May 31, 2019. and St. Mary’s High, Universi- ter, Joanne Burrill; step-chil- a result of this education she tions and condolences www. He was the life partner of Kim ty of New Hampshire, Purdue dren, Marisa Robertson-Textor worked as an outreach work- BisbeePorcella.com. Ann Ainsworth and devot- University and the University (Adam Goldstein) and Alex er for the Greater Lynn Senior ed father of Walter Thomas of Washington, where he com- Robertson Textor (Matt Pin- Services. Ainsworth, both of Lynn. pleted his PhD in Economics. cus); former spouse, Beatrice Many years after the death Born in Somerville, N.J., and He was the founder and Gamache; grandchildren, Tully, of her beloved Ralph, she was raised in Sharon, he was the CEO at Private Valuations and Dylan, Noah, Hannah, Tillie, son of the late Marvin and Re- retired in 2017. Mick loved Meghan, Madeleine, Abigail nee Greenberg. He is survived acting, skiing, hiking, writing, and Simon. by a brother, Billy Greenberg; playing Scrabble, traveling, In lieu of owers, please and a sister, Lisa Greenberg. cooking, reading, singing and send donations to Freehold Agnes C. Guidi He had lived in Charlestown bringing joy to all who met Theatre (freeholdteatre.org) or for many years and then him. Doctors Without Borders. moved to Lynn in 2003. David had worked for several Agnes Cecelia Guidi passed area restaurants including the away peacefully following a MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Harp in Boston. Most recently brief hospice stay, surrounded he was a manager at Friendly’s 426 Broadway (Route 129), by family and close friends. Restaurant in Revere. He and Lynn. Relatives and friends Group pushes Boston Airbnb appealing ruling Agnes was married to the are respectfully invited. Vis- late Marino Guidi, and to- his father were the founders ‘straight pride’ parade on short term rental law of the Light N Leisure lighting itation will be on Friday from gether they leave behind their 5-6 p.m., prior to the ser- BOSTON (AP) — An BOSTON (AP) — Airb- adoring children and spouses, company. David was very in- volved with the North Shore vice. In lieu of  owers, the attempt at a “straight nb is appealing a judge’s Michael/Barbara Guidi, Su- family prefers donations be pride” parade in Boston ruling on Boston’s new san/William Dangora, Richard Christian School in Lynn for the past 10 years. He will be best made to North Shore Chris- has sparked outrage days ordinance regulating Guidi, Mark Guidi/Kimberly before the city hosts its short-term rentals. Kaiser, Karen Moshier, Linda/ remembered as an amazing tian School, 26 Urban St., Dad and loving partner. David Lynn, MA 01904 or the First gay pride parade. The San Francis- Peter Wong and Anthony/Tan- Efforts by the group co-based company led an ya Guidi. Agnes also leaves was the person taking care of Church of Christ, 678 Lynn- everything behind the scenes eld St., Lynn, MA 01904. calling itself Super Happy appeal notice in Boston behind her cherished grand- Fun America come amid federal court Monday. children, Joy, Mark, James, for his family. He will be tre- Directions and guestbook at mendously missed. www.solimine.com. LGBTQ Pride Month, A federal judge last Aaron, Nicholas, Patrick, with Boston’s parade month temporarily blocked Amanda, Maria, Samantha, Service information: A funeral service will be held scheduled for Saturday. Boston from imposing Sean, Peter and Joshua; as City of cials say the two provisions challenged well as her beautiful and irre- love and support. We would on Friday at 6 p.m. in the group has been in contact by Airbnb, but allowed pressible great-granddaugh- particularly like to thank Agnes’ SOLIMINE Funeral Home, with the city, but hasn’t the city to impose a $300 ter, Gabriella. loving sisters, Noreen Staiger received permits. Orga- a day ne if a company Agnes lived an exception- and Mary Elizabeth Richie, al life graced by a large and who were able to provide great nizers want to host the like Airbnb or its rivals loving extended family as well comfort to Agnes and the entire parade in August. like HomeAway or VRBO as many close friends, all of family. We also wish to thank Celenia Martinez, 79 The group didn’t imme- collect fees on rental units whom knew her as a warm, from the bottom of our hearts 1940-2019 diately respond to email considered ineligible under loving, accepting, sel ess and the wonderful and supportive or Facebook messages. the new rules that took deeply caring soul who was a staff at Brightview in Danvers LYNN — Mrs. Celenia (Pena) Boston Pride President effect in January. brilliant beacon of hope with who, with profound compas- Martinez, age 79, of Peabody, Linda Demarco said in Those include income-re- an incredible sense of humor. sion helped ensure that Agnes formerly a longtime Lynn res- a statement Tuesday stricted rentals and prop- Agnes led a life of simplicity lived her  nal years in a warm, ident, passed away Monday, that straight allies of the erties frequently violating and graciousness marked by loving and safe environment. June 3 at CareOne in Peabody. LGBTQ community are municipal regulations. a deep passion for art, cook- You are part of our family, and She was the beloved wife of among the thousands The judge’s ruling notes ing, wine, and above all ... we are forever in your debt. the late Pedro Martinez, with who come out every year San Francisco and other children. Agnes not only loved Service information: Her whom she shared more than to march and celebrate. cities impose similar nes. her children, grandchildren, funeral will be held on Fri- 39 years of marriage. Boston Mayor Marty An Airbnb spokes- nieces and nephews, but also day at 8:45 a.m. from the Born in Bani, Dominican Walsh didn’t mention the woman says the judge’s held a special place in her SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 67 Republic, Celenia was the “straight pride” parade in a decision should have gone heart for ALL children — this Ocean St. (Route 1A), Lynn, daughter of the late Manuel statement Tuesday, but the further in blocking the or- is re ected in her most cher- followed by a funeral Mass Guillermo Pena and Flor Maria Democrat said this week dinance. Boston previous- ished roles as parent/aunt/ in Our Lady of the Assump- Tejeda. Celenia was the devot- is about “Boston’s values of ly agreed not to enforce grandparent/great-grandpar- tion Church, Lynn eld, at 10 ed mother of Edward Martinez love and inclusion, which contested provisions until ent, school teacher and ba- a.m. Burial will be in Puritan and his wife, Sindy of Lynn, are unwavering.” the court case is resolved. by-sitter extraordinaire. Agnes Lawn Memorial Park, Pea- Kathy Martinez of Florida, Irma never tired of spending time body. Relatives and friends Jimenez of Lynn, Ingrid Marti- Did you know? with her family and friends, all are respectfully invited. Visit- nez of Methuen, and the late 781-593-7700 of whom appreciated her gen- ing hours are Thursday from Keila Lizardi. She is also sur- p.m. in the funeral home. Publishing Daily, except Sundays tle and generous heart, and 4-8 p.m. In lieu of  owers, vived by many grandchildren, Burial will follow at Pine USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 many of whom helped her tre- please consider a donation nieces and nephews. Grove Cemetery. Contribu- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA mendously in her own times of Celenia was a pastor and tions may be made in her and additional of ces. to the Kaplan Family Hos- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item need. Agnes’ simple yet pro- pice House (give.caredimen- missionary who devoted her memory to a charity of one’s Subscriptions found measure of success in sions.org) or the Alzheimer’s life spreading the word of God. choice. To share a memory Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States life was the ability to love and Foundation (alzfdn.org). Di- Service information: Vis- or leave online condolences, $20.00 for 4 weeks be loved — by this de nition rections and guestbook at iting hours will be held at please visit www.cuffemc- $65.00 for 13 weeks she was the most successful CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral Home delivery $130.00 for 26 weeks www.solimine.com. ginn.com. $260.00 for 1 year person we know. Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, subscribers Send payment to and POSTMASTER, The family wish to thank all on Thursday, June 6 from 6-9 get FREE access send address changes to: family/friends who shared in p.m. Her funeral will be held The Daily Item ® to the e-edition on Agnes’ life well-lived for your on Friday, June 7 at 12:30 LIFE WELL CELEBRATED 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynn non-profit awarded $500,000 grant LYNN — The Children’s inherent in the non-prof- A number of the organiza- marily by a 33-member and resources on actually quality legal advocates to Law Center of Massa- it funding scene, this gift tion’s clients are in state volunteer committee, providing services,” said safeguard their legal and chusetts is sharing in provides us the ability to foster care. which included former Christina Berthelsen, human rights.” the Cummings Founda- keep the focus, long term, The Sustaining Grant state legislators, CEOs grants manager at Cum- The Cummings Founda- tion’s $25 million 2019 on serving some of the re- initiative builds on the of local companies and a mings Foundation. tion has awarded nearly grant program. The lo- gion’s neediest children. Cummings Foundation’s retired justice of the Mas- The grant will help $250 million to date in cal non-profit has been We are deeply grateful $100K for 100 Program. sachusetts Supreme Judi- support the law center’s Greater Boston alone, with awarded a $500,000 Sus- to the Cummings Foun- First offered in 2012, cial Court, among many Immigrant Children’s funds generated through taining Grant, to be dis- dation, its staff, board $100K for 100 annual- others. Committee mem- Justice Project, which commercial properties bursed over 10 years. and volunteers for such a ly awards $10 million bers met with each non- was created to assist im- owned by and operated Director Jay McManus transformative award.” through multi-year grants profit twice to learn how migrant youth, many of for the sole benefit of the and board member Jese- Created in 1977, the of $100,000 each to 100 funds from the Cummings them unaccompanied mi- foundation. It has played nia Morales represented Children’s Law Center nonprofits that are based Foundation’s $100K for nors from Central Ameri- a pivotal role in helping to the law center at a May provides free legal aid to in and primarily serve Es- 100 program helped to ca who have been placed advance the law center’s 2 awards night at Trade low-income children in sex, Middlesex and Suffolk advance its mission, and by the U.S. government immigration practice over Center 128 in Woburn. northeast Massachusetts counties. Grant recipients how it might put a 10-year in the region while they the past five years, accord- “The significance of a and Greater Boston. Its that received their final grant to use. contend with the threat ing to McManus, who said Cummings Sustaining attorneys advocate before grant disbursements in “We introduced Sustain- of deportation. According the grant will “ensure that Grant to the Children’s state and federal courts 2018 were automatically ing Grants to help allevi- to McManus, “these are such advocacy — much Law Center can’t be over- and administrative agen- considered for $15 million ate the constant burden of boys and girls who have needed, given recent de- stated,” said McManus. cies in child abuse, im- in Sustaining Grants. fundraising so nonprofit experienced and fled un- velopments on the immi- “Given our relatively small migration, education and Sustaining Grant win- professionals can spend speakable trauma in their gration front — will con- size and the uncertainties juvenile justice matters. ners were selected pri- more of their limited time homelands. They require tinue.” Knee injury throws curve at Classical pitcher Peabody, Verizon BARNARD and hasn’t missed a game or nitely frustrating because dedication paid dividends. From A1 practice since. I want to be out on the “He kept working very “He’s been there every field and I just can’t.” hard on his own, with us, at dial in on a deal overall season went well. single day and he’s been Instead, he can only fo- physical therapy,” Zukows- We went 14-6. When the emotional leader,” Clas- cus on trusting the recov- ki said. “I know he was try- PEABODY Weissmann said, “We re- you’re on the field it’s a sical coach Mike Zukowski ery process. ing to beat the odds. The From A1 main interested in mak- different point of view. It’s said. “I didn’t expect it, but “You always go through doctors told him he’d be ing investments in our just been different from it goes to show the charac- tough times but you have ready at the end of July. At of a proposed cell tower” network in Peabody that my previous three years. ter he has and his upbring- to stay the course,” Bar- his last appointment they at 161 Lynn St. The city will improve coverage and I’ve been able to help the ing. He’ll go down as one of nard said. “It’s a marathon, told him he looked strong appealed. capacity for customers, boys out when they’re my top captains. not a sprint. You have to and they said, ‘We’re going In the meantime, PMLP visitors and first respond- has been working quietly down and encourage them “He’s way beyond his keep it even-keeled be- to let you do what you need ers.” behind the scenes to get when they’re up. It’s been years maturity-wise. I don’t cause you want to be able to do.’ I was happy for him City Councilor-at-Large a cool experience.” think many grown men to believe in yourself. You getting back on the field at a deal done, and end the court fight while provid- Anne Manning-Martin Barnard, a linebacker would’ve persevered what want to be able to keep Somerville. said she’s skeptical of an on the gridiron, suffered ing better cellular service. he’s gone through. He has pushing forward.” “Everyone was happy, ev- imminent agreement. the injury attempting to taught the coaches lessons Barnard made his sea- “I expect to hear from eryone was giddy,” Zukows- “I’ve heard about the make a tackle. He felt pain and hopefully the kids on son debut in last Friday’s Verizon soon to resched- ki said. “It was really nice to negotiations for months shortly after the play but the team lessons. No mat- regular season finale, a ule the meeting,” Orpha- see him back on the field.” and thought it would be couldn’t put his finger on ter what’s in front of you, 6-2 win at Somerville. He The Rams (14-6) drew nos said. “We expect to be resolved by now,” she said. the extent of the injury. you have to work hard. He’s pitched a scoreless inning the No. 2 seed in the Divi- back at the table soon.” “If I had a dollar for every Barnard underwent sur- the prime example of that. and delivered a sacrifice sion 1 North state tourna- Mayor Edward Betten- court Jr. did not respond gery in November. Not only is it a baseball les- fly at the plate. ment. Classical earned a time I heard we are get- to multiple requests for “I was a little shocked son, but it’s a life lesson.” “It was awesome to get first-round bye and awaits ting close to a deal, I’d be comment. at first,” Barnard said. “I Make no mistake about back out there,” Barnard the winner between No. 7 able to retire.” A Verizon spokesman didn’t know I had done it it, Barnard would rather said. “I miss that nervous Andover and No. 10 Bos- declined to answer ques- Thomas Grillo can be when I hurt myself. I hadn’t be pitching than watch- feeling that you get before ton Latin. tions. reached at tgrillo@item- realized I did that exactly. I ing. He was set to reclaim you step on the mound or “(A state tournament In a statement, David live.com. was a little worried I wasn’t his role as Classical’s ace, get an at-bat. It was awe- run) would be awesome,” going to play this season. I forming a potent starting some to be back on the said Barnard, who will play was upset and aggravated rotation alongside senior field. I was very excited. baseball at Division III Century 21 Hughes and because I wanted to be out Kyle Finnigan and junior I felt really good. Nothing Worcester State. “It would there my senior year.” Aidan Dow. hurt, nothing went wrong. be a great way to end our Although he hasn’t been “It’s frustrating because I felt 100 percent.” senior year. I wouldn’t want Jonah Realtors merge able to take the field with I want to be out there and Barnard’s return to the it any other way.” his teammates, Barnard I want to play,” Barnard mound was much easier TRADITION so we’re hoping to carry has done everything he can said. “I can only help them said than done. He pushed Harold Rivera can be From A1 forward something that from the dugout. He showed with encouragement and himself to be ahead of his reached at hrivera@item- was created by two won- up for the first day of tryouts things like that. It’s defi- recovery schedule and his live.com. years, but didn’t have much derful people and to grow interest until it became it and make it better,” said clear to Eileen that they McGovern. had hit a ceiling and grown Seated at a round table as much as they could as an at the former Jonah Re- independent agency. When altors office, located on they were approached by Broadway, the four own- Century 21 Hughes, An- ers and Hughes spoke on nmarie said they were defi- Tuesday about how they nitely interested. feel being a local company McGovern and Ne- is an asset to its clientele. whall purchased Century “We’re all from Lynn,” 21 Hughes from David said McGovern. “We’re fa- Hughes in January, who miliar with the city and had been in business for the Internet does bring about 40 years. For them, various companies in Newhall said they saw here, but they don’t have two companies with sim- the roots like we do. They ilar cultures and back- don’t have the background grounds and an opportu- that we offer and all the nity to combine those to experience that we have.” make a better company Hughes, who said he’s not for the city. getting out of the business A bigger agency will al- entirely but will be able to ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE low the leadership from relax a little bit more, said both companies to focus he’s supportive of the merg- Bolaji Odusanya, Lit Palacio, Wandy Jiminez, Andrea Argumendo and Alexis Kopoulos watch on educating and improv- their stories on film. er of his old company. ing agents, so they can in “The people seem to turn better service their blend well together,” Two Worlds come together for Lynn Classical students clients, Newhall said. The Hughes said. “I think it’s merger allows them to do going to be a very suc- more for the community, “I’m still shy,” she said. play as much.” ny, which, while terrifying cessful company that will FILMS McGovern added. “At my old school I didn’t Argumendo came to the at first, he now acknowl- serve Lynn and the sur- From A1 “It’s an honor and a spe- get involved in any activi- United States three years edges is the “best thing that rounding communities.” cial thing to carry on two talked about the highs ties. I want to get involved ago to start a new life. She ever happened to me.” legacies, two wonderful Gayla Cawley can be and lows of emigrating to in some so I can connect hadn’t seen her father On the downside, he companies and I think reached at gcawley@item- the U.S. both in their films with more people.” since she was 4 years old, lost his 27-year-old broth- that’s kind of where the live.com. Follow her on and afterward. And that, she says, has as he was the first member er “who was the one who name tradition came from, Twitter @GaylaCawley. “The best part about been the toughest transi- of the family to emigrate. really kept me centered coming here was that it tion: “connecting with peo- “Just getting off the while I was growing up.” helped me discover my ple, like I could in my old plane and seeing him,” she Unlike his classmates Parkland deputy charged for brave side,” said Palacio, a country.” said, “I knew right away it from Central America and freshman, who had a terri- Jiminez came here a year was him.” the Caribbean, who talk doing nothing during shooting fying experience last year and a half ago. For her, do- Her father was at Clas- about the difference in pace while at Breed. ing the short film made her sical Tuesday night to see of American life, Odusanya eos and compiled 212 in- said “people seem to grow DEPUTY First of all, she said, feel like an actress with his daughter’s film. vestigative reports, the up a lot faster in Nigeria. From A1 “when I first came here, the extra attraction of de- One of the recurring agency said. They learn things quicker.” people laughed at me be- livering a message. themes was how often was charged with child ne- Peterson “did absolute- Kopoulos, the program cause of the way I sound- And the message, she families in these circum- glect, culpable negligence ly nothing to mitigate” ed. I couldn’t speak En- says, is “you have to be stances are separated coordinator, said the Clas- and perjury — allegations sical program was funded the shooting, FDLE Com- glish very well.” brave to move to another from one another — and that carry a maximum missioner Rick Swearin- That bothered her at country, and learn a new for lengthy periods of time. by grants from the Cum- prison sentence of nearly mings Foundation and gen said in a statement. first, but she said she be- language and a new cul- “But,” said Argumendo, 100 years. One World Solutions for “There can be no excuse came more determined to ture. You’re going some- “what it teaches you is that Peterson was seen on Living in Stoneham. Any- for his complete inaction learn the language “so that where where you know if you really want to do surveillance video rush- one can join the Living in and no question that his I could prove to people who nothing about life here.” something, you can do it.” ing with two staff mem- Two Worlds group. inaction cost lives.” laughed at me that I’m the Her family came to the Odusanya is in a different bers toward the building “It’s a smaller group this same as them, or better.” United States to live with boat because he was born where the shooting hap- year,” she said, “which was Still, her harrowing her grandfather, who had in the U.S. — the only mem- pened. When they arrived, LAW OFFICES OF nice because we could get experience was eating a been living here alone for ber of his family who was. he pulled his weapon and JAMES J. CARRIGAN to know each other better. blueberry muffin only to quite some time, she said. “But I was raised in the “When they first came went forward but then re- • Social Security Disability discover she was allergic “He was very brave to Nigerian way, with Nige- • Workers Compensation into the group, it was like treated and took up a po- to blueberries. come here on his own,” she rian customs, going to the • Accidents they had nothing to say. sition outside, where he “I was afraid to say any- said. Nigerian church (in Bos- stood with his gun drawn. 25 years located across You could see the growth from Lynn District Court thing,” she said. “I was so One thing she notices ton) and eating Nigerian The charges follow a through the year. Tonight 15 Johnson St. shy.” about this country versus food. I was raised in a dif- is the most confident I 14-month investigation by However, she discovered the Dominican Republic is ferent way,” he said. the Florida Department of 781-596-0100 think I’ve ever seen them.” JAMES J. CARRIGAN the Breed staff and the that “where I came from In his 17 years, howev- Law Enforcement, which ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN nurses were there to help everyone was always out- er, Odusanya has had his Steve Krause can be conducted interviews with LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL her, and one EpiPen treat- side playing. You don’t see share of ups and downs. He reached at skrause@item- 184 witnesses, reviewed www.jamescarriganlaw.com ment later, she was fine. people here go outside and has a 2-year-old son, Antho- live.com. hours of surveillance vid- [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2019 OPINION

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Retail and Online Advertising COURTESY PHOTO [email protected] ADVERTISING Dr. Eddie Another mass Moore, who Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising ran the White and Business Development, ext. 1355 Privilege Con- [email protected] shooting — what’s ference hosted Ralph Mitchell last summer at Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] North Shore wrong with us? Community Patricia Whalen Sales Representative, ext. 1310 College, sits [email protected] What will it take to stop this? with Salem BUSINESS OFFICE Twelve people were murdered in a mass shoot- State Univer- Maria Alvaracin ing in Virginia on Friday afternoon. The Virginia sity’s Tyrone ext. 1205 Beach community is now going through a process Brown at last [email protected] we know all too well in Connecticut — remem- week’s National Susan J. Conti Conference on Controller, ext. 1288 bering the lost, struggling with incomprehensible [email protected] grief, wondering if life will ever return to normal Race & Ethnic- Ted Grant and asking, over and over, “Why?” ity in American Publisher, ext. 1234 But for too many, this is normal now. The Virginia Higher Edu- [email protected] Beach shooting bears some resemblance to other cation in Port- Marian Kinney workplace shootings, including the massacre at land, Ore. ext. 1212 Hartford Distributors in Manchester almost nine [email protected] years ago, when a deranged and disgruntled Omar Will Kraft Thornton sought to take out all his frustrations on Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] his coworkers. The “why” question will echo — nobody will be Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 able to satisfactorily pin down what motivates [email protected] people to do this. But the “what” question can be Carolina Trujillo answered: The shooter had easy access to deadly AZADEH SHAHSHAHANI Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 weapons. And that problem has a solution. [email protected] The Virginia Beach shooter is said to have pur- Jim Wilson chased the weapons he used legally. Two .45-cali- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ber handguns, one of which had a “suppressor” that [email protected] How we beat CIRCULATION quiets the weapon when fired, and several empty extended magazines were found at the scene. Lisa Mahmoud Saying they were purchased legally doesn’t say Manager, ext. 1239 much. Virginia’s gun laws are among the loosest in [email protected] anti-immigrant fervor CLASSIFIED the nation, according to the Giffords Law Center, which gives it a grade of “D.” Even after the Vir- Abbe Young Smith ginia Tech shooting in 2007, when 32 people were In May, Georgia’s Re- they had been injured by welcoming community, Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] killed, the state didn’t tighten up its gun laws as publican Gov. Brian an agency’s or an officer’s they expected Decatur to much as it could have. Handgun purchasers in Vir- Kemp did something failure to comply. go on the offensive rather GRAPHICS ginia must undergo a background check to ensure surprising. He signed The board was com- Trevor Andreozzi than backing down. Designer they are not convicted or indicted felons and that into law legislation that posed of seven members. With community sup- [email protected] they do not have restraining orders. There are few dismantled a state body They included state of- port, the city doubled other restrictions. There is no waiting period. No li- Mohamed Diop that allowed anti-immi- ficials who had long as- down and brought sev- Designer cense is required. The only restrictions on the pur- grant vigilantes to file sumed anti-immigrant [email protected] chase of assault weapons are age and citizenship. eral lawsuits against the complaints against local stances. As the board, board, forcing the res- Mark Sutherland Machine guns must be registered with state police. governments perceived they clearly targeted lo- Creative Director ignation of the board’s [email protected] The looseness of the law might explain the Gif- as friendly to immi- cal governments that chairman and two other fords Law Center finding that “in 2017, Virginia grants. welcomed immigrants. NEWSROOM … supplied crime guns to other states at the 12th The Immigration En- In its first six years of members. Mike Alongi highest rate among the states. Virginia exported Sports Reporter ext. 1228 forcement Review Board existence, the body re- The board ultimate- crime guns at nearly twice the national rate and [email protected] had long been plagued ceived 20 complaints; all ly settled with the city nearly three times the rate at which it imported of Decatur earlier this Bill Brotherton crime guns from other states.” by due process violations but one came from a no- Features Editor ext. 1338 and lack of oversight. Its torious anti-immigrant year, paying $12,000 in [email protected] That underscores the need for legislation on the attorney fees and oth- national level. mere existence scared figure. Gayla Cawley cities and towns with This proved to be the er costs and agreeing to Reporter, ext. 1236 It’s plausible that the Virginia Beach shooter [email protected] limited resources from case with the then-lieu- more transparency in would have claimed fewer lives if he didn’t have Cheryl Charles access to those extended-capacity magazines. But taking steps to welcome tenant governor, Casey its proceedings. It was News Editor, ext. 1278 engaging in an argument about hypotheticals is a immigrants. Cagle, who as part of an outcome that Casey [email protected] distraction. The concrete question is simple: Would The action by Kemp, his campaign for gover- Cagle and the rest of the Bella diGrazia stricter gun safety laws erect reasonable barriers one of the nation’s most nor filed a baseless com- political establishment Reporter, ext. 1317 to keep military-spec weapons from getting into conservative governors, plaint against the city of never could have expect- [email protected] the hands of madmen without infringing on the was the result of years of Decatur because it had Thomas Grillo ed when they decided to Reporter, ext. 1264 Second Amendment rights of responsible gun own- grassroots organizing in formalized a policy lim- scapegoat Decatur. A few [email protected] ers? local communities. In an iting collaboration with months later, the board Spenser Hasak Yes. They would. With better federal laws, there era in which states from ICE. was gone. Photographer, ext. 1332 would be fewer deaths from firearms. North Carolina to Texas Decatur is among sev- [email protected] This win could never Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam made stronger gun are implementing an- en localities in Georgia have been achieved with- Thor Jourgensen laws part of his 2017 campaign, but efforts to pass ti-immigrant measures that have put into place Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 legislation that would limit gun magazine size and and the federal govern- policies limiting their out a clear and long-term [email protected] give local governments broader authority to ban ment hands down poli- collaboration with ICE vision of social change Daniel Kane guns in city buildings couldn’t get any traction through grassroots or- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 cies aimed at caging and — part of a campaign [email protected] in Virginia’s legislature. In January, the legisla- ganizing. The key was deporting immigrants, by a broad coalition of Steve Krause ture killed a bill that would have banned sales of Georgia provides a hope- grassroots immigrants’ to focus locally, pressure Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 large-capacity magazines such as the ones found in ful example. rights and social justice progressive city officials [email protected] the Virginia Beach massacre. The Immigration En- organizations. My group, into action, build a broad Owen O’Rourke But this is not a state-level problem. This is a forcement Review Board Project South, as part of coalition, and tie grass- Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] national problem. As of Monday, 167 people have was established in 2011 this coalition, employed roots organizing with le- been killed in 156 mass shootings just this year. to investigate complaints a legal strategy to warn Emma LeBlanc Pérez The number will continue to grow. gal support. Copy Editor against public agencies localities about the legal It’s time to continue the push for national legis- If this can happen in [email protected] lation similar to Connecticut’s, which bans assault or employees for violat- ramifications of uncon- Georgia, it can happen Harold Rivera ing or failing to enforce stitutional collaboration anywhere. Sports Editor, ext. 1238 weapons and extended magazines, among other [email protected] smart restrictions. Georgia’s anti-immi- with ICE. grant laws. The board Faced by the com- Azadeh Shahshahani is Roberto Scalese Given the number of guns already in circulation News Editor, ext. 1211 in the country, it’s unlikely that legislation will end could impose penalties plaint from Cagle and Legal & Advocacy Director [email protected] including $5,000 fines a relentless public cam- with Project South and a gun violence. But we cannot let it continue unabat- Anne Marie Tobin ed. and withdrawal of state paign against Decatur, past president of the Na- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 The nation needs to look in its mirror and ac- funding. the Decatur community tional Lawyers Guild. She [email protected] knowledge the facts staring back at us: If we do not The complaint process urged their city officials tweets @ashahshahani. Bridget Turcotte enact better gun safety legislation at the federal was ripe for abuse. Any to stand up to the lieu- This column was produced Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] level, we share the responsibility for what comes resident of Georgia who tenant governor and the for the Progressive Media was also a registered vot- Immigration Enforce- Project, which is run by Ryan York next. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 er could submit a com- ment Review Board. The Progressive magazine, [email protected] A Hartford Courant editorial plaint. 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By Alan Suderman slaughter 12 people at a “hasty and suspect when tion’s headquarters. ASSOCIATED PRESS municipal building. Crad- considered against the After the 2007 Virginia dock was then killed in a backdrop of the last few Tech massacre, in which a VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. gunbattle with police. months” — a reference to student with a history of — Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam’s bills include the blackface photo scan- mental problems shot 32 Northam announced a ban on silencers and dal that nearly destroyed people to death, the state Tuesday he will summon high-capacity magazines, Northam’s career. passed a law prohibiting lawmakers back to the as well as a broadening Cox said the Republi- people adjudicated as se- state Capitol this sum- of the ability of local gov- cans will instead put for- riously mentally ill from mer to take up a package ernments to prohibit guns ward legislation to tough- buying a gun. But a push of gun-control legislation, in city buildings. The gov- en penalties — including at the time for universal saying last week’s mass ernor said he also wants new, mandatory minimum background checks failed. shooting in Virginia Beach mandatory, universal sentences — for those Most of the other legis- calls for “votes and laws, background checks before who use guns to commit lation proposed this time PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS not thoughts and prayers.” gun purchases; a limit of crimes. also fell short before in Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Eliza- Northam, a Democrat one handgun purchase per “We believe addressing Virginia, where Republi- beth Warren, D-Mass., speaks at Focus: HOPE faced with a gun-friend- month; and a “red flag” law gun violence starts with cans hold slim majorities in Detroit on Tuesday. ly, Republican-controlled that would allow authori- holding criminals account- in the House and Senate. General Assembly in the ties to seize weapons from able for their actions, not All 140 legislative seats middle of a legislative people deemed a threat to infringing on the constitu- are up for grabs this year, election year, also said he themselves or others. tional rights of law-abid- and the Democrats are In Michigan, Warren wants every lawmaker to “I will be asking for votes ing citizens,” he said. thought to have a realis- go on record for or against and laws, not thoughts and Another top Republican, tic chance of taking back touts plan to boost his proposals during the prayers,” he said, mocking Senate Majority Leader control of the General As- special session, rather the usual response to gun Tommy Norment, noted sembly. than avoid tough votes by violence by supporters of that the governor is push- In making the an- U.S. manufacturing quietly killing the bills in the gun lobby. ing for legislation that nouncement at a state subcommittee. No immediate date for already failed earlier this office building, Northam By Elana Schor ly friendly manufacturing. “The nation will be the special session was year. got a standing ovation and Sara Burnett The Massachusetts sen- watching,” the governor set, but Northam said he “This governor has opted from gun-control advo- ASSOCIATED PRESS ator, who launched her said, four days after Vir- wants to hold it in late for political posturing over cates, state workers and 2020 White House bid in DETROIT — Elizabeth ginia Beach employee De- June. solutions,” Norment said. elected officials as he said February, is billing her Warren launched her Wayne Craddock used two In a statement, GOP Virginia is generally con- the massacre in Virginia latest plan as part of a first tour of Michigan as semi-automatic handguns, Speaker Kirk Cox dis- sidered a very gun-friend- Beach demands that law- broader “economic patri- a Democratic presiden- a silencer and extended missed the governor’s call ly state and is home to the makers put saving lives otism” agenda. The mea- tial candidate on Tuesday ammunition magazines to for a special session as National Rifle Associa- ahead of party loyalty. sures are the latest in a with a proposal to boost series of ambitious policy domestic manufacturing, including the creation of a proposals that have be- Cabinet-level department come a trademark of her charged with “creating campaign. and defending” American As Warren visits Detroit jobs. and Lansing, her econom- The Department of ic proposals are aimed Economic Development squarely at Midwestern- she would create would ers who have watched replace the Department millions of manufacturing of Commerce and con- jobs disappear in recent solidate several agen- decades — and who pow- cies, including the Small ered President Donald Business Administra- Trump to victory in 2016 tion and the Patent and after he promised to de- Trademark Office. She’s fend their interests. also pledging to “more ac- “Those giant corpora- tively” manage American tions, they may not care currency, focus more on about American workers, promoting exports and re- but I do, and I’m willing to quire companies that get fight for it,” she told sev- federal research money to eral hundred people Tues- keep related production in day at a Detroit job-train- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the U.S. She’d spend $20 ing facility. “You want to “The nation will be watching,” Gov. Ralph Northam said, four days after Virginia Beach employee billion on apprenticeship be an American company? DeWayne Craddock used two handguns, a silencer and extended ammunition magazines to slaugh- programs and invest $2 Then make a contribution ter 12 people at a municipal building. trillion in environmental- to running this country.” White House tells 2 ex-aides to defy congressional subpoena

By Mary Clare lish a conspiracy between The committee is argu- Jalonick Russia and the Trump ing that the documents and Lisa Mascaro campaign. Last week would not be covered ASSOCIATED PRESS Mueller emphasized he by executive privilege if had not exonerated Trump they left the White House WASHINGTON — The on the question of whether months ago. White House on Tuesday he obstructed justice — in “The president has no again directed former effect leaving it to Con- lawful basis for preventing employees not to cooper- gress to decide what to do these witnesses from com- ate with a congressional with his findings. plying with our request,” investigation, this time In a letter to Nadler, Nadler said. “We will con- instructing former aides White House Counsel tinue to seek reasonable Hope Hicks and Annie Pat Cipollone said that accommodation on these Donaldson to defy subpoe- Hicks and Donaldson “do and all our discovery re- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nas and refuse to provide not have the legal right” quests and intend to press documents to the House to disclose White House these issues when we ob- A lawsuit by a group of young people says the young are more vulnerable Judiciary Committee. documents to the panel. tain the testimony of both to serious effects from climate change in the future. The letters from the Cipollone said requests Ms. Hicks and Ms. Don- White House to the Judi- for the records should aldson.” ciary panel are the latest be directed to the White The subpoenas also de- Climate change lawsuit vs. U.S. effort by the White House House, adding that they manded that Hicks ap- to thwart congressional remain “legally protect- pear for a public hearing investigations into Pres- ed from disclosure under on June 19 and that Don- government faces court test ident Donald Trump. longstanding constitution- aldson appear for a depo- Trump has said he will al principles, because they sition on June 24. They By Andrew Selsky have the chance to prove of through the political fight “all of the subpoe- implicate significant exec- have not yet said whether ASSOCIATED PRESS our facts or present our process. nas” as Democrats have utive branch confidentiali- they will appear. case at trial,” said Nathan “No federal court has launched multiple probes ty interests and executive As the White House has PORTLAND, Ore. — Baring, a 19-year-old from ever permitted an action into his administration privilege.” pushed back on the inves- A lawsuit by a group of Fairbanks, Alaska, who that seeks to review de- and personal financial af- In directing witnesses tigations, some Democrats young people who say U.S. joined the lawsuit when cades of agency action fairs. not to comply, the White have ramped up their energy policies are caus- he was 15. (and alleged inaction) by House Judiciary Chair- House has frequently cited calls for Nadler to open ing climate change and As the case drags on, sea a dozen federal agencies man Jerrold Nadler issued such executive privilege, an impeachment inquiry, hurting their future faces ice that protects coastal and executive offices — all subpoenas for documents or the power to keep in- arguing it would improve a major hurdle Tuesday Alaska communities from in pursuit of a policy goal,” and testimony from Hicks, formation from the courts, congressional standing in as lawyers for the Trump fierce storms is forming former White House com- Congress and the public to the courts as they try to administration argue to the attorneys argued in a munications director, and protect the confidentiali- enforce subpoenas. But stop the case from moving later in the year, leaving March court brief. Donaldson, a former aide ty of the Oval Office deci- House Speaker Nancy Pe- forward. those villages vulnerable, Justice Department in the White House coun- sion-making process. losi has been reluctant to Three judges from the Baring said Tuesday. lawyers also assert that sel’s office, last month. But that only extends so launch impeachment pro- 9th U.S. Circuit Court of The young people argue the young people had not Both are mentioned fre- far. Nadler said in a state- ceedings, despite a grow- Appeals are hearing argu- that government officials identified any “historical quently in special counsel ment that while the White ing number in her caucus ments from lawyers for 21 have known for more than basis for a fundamental Robert Mueller’s report, House had instructed the who have called for it. young people and the fed- 50 years that carbon pol- right to a stable climate along with former White former aides not to turn On Tuesday, progres- eral government in Port- lution from fossil fuels system or any other con- House Counsel Don- over materials, Hicks has sive groups expressed land but are not expected causes climate change and stitutional right related to ald McGahn. The White agreed to turn over some “deep disappointment” to rule right away. The that policies promoting oil the environment.” House has also directed documents related to her over Pelosi’s unwilling- Obama and Trump ad- and gas deprive them of The lawsuit says the McGahn to refuse to pro- time on Trump’s presiden- ness and called on her to ministrations have tried their constitutional rights young are more vulnera- vide documents or testify tial campaign. Those ma- act, according to a letter to get the lawsuit dis- to life, liberty and proper- ble to serious effects from before the committee. terials are not covered by obtained by The Associat- missed since it was filed in ty. climate change in the fu- Mueller’s investigation executive privilege. ed Press. The groups said Oregon in 2015. Lawyers for President ture. The American Acad- concluded that Russia in- Nadler said he thanked in the letter that voters “It’s just really disap- Donald Trump’s adminis- emy of Pediatrics, 14 oth- terfered in the 2016 elec- Hicks for “that show of gave Democrats control of pointing to see the lengths tration have argued that er health organizations tion in hopes of getting good faith.” But it was un- the House “because they that they go to — to not the lawsuit is trying to di- and nearly 80 scientists Trump elected, though his clear how much material wanted aggressive over- only not let us get the rect federal environmen- and physicians agreed in report said there was not the committee would re- sight of the Trump ad- remedy that we’re seek- tal and energy policies a brief filed with the ap- enough evidence to estab- ceive. ministration.” ing, but not even let us through the courts instead peals court. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Overdose Dad guilty of killing five kids larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- A report of an overdose at 7:18 p.m. Monday at Burch- curacy, it is the sole responsibility stead Place and Union Street. faces possible death sentence of the concerned party to contact the relevant police department and Theft By Jeffrey Collins have the department issue a no- ASSOCIATED PRESS tice of correction to the Daily Item. A report of a larceny at 10:20 a.m. Monday at 154 COLUMBIA, S.C. — A Corrections or clarifications will not Lynnway; at 10:49 a.m. Mon- jury convicted a South be made without express notice of day at 125 Johnson St.; at Carolina father of murder change from the arresting police 11:08 a.m. Monday at 40 Tuesday in the deaths of department. Federal St.; at 8:02 a.m. Tues- his five young children, al- day at 86 Lynnfield St. lowing prosecutors to seek LYNN A report of motor vehicle the death penalty. theft at 5:16 p.m. Monday at The Lexington County 59 Carnes St. jury considered the case Arrests for about six hours over Anthony Fortes, 44, of 95 Vandalism two days before returning Park St., was arrested and the five guilty verdicts for charged with Class A drug A report of motor vehicle murder against Timothy possession at 1:47 p.m. vandalism at 11:43 a.m. Jones Jr., who showed no Monday. Tuesday at 77 Green St. reaction. Cornell Johnson, 37, was Now that same jury will arrested and charged with MARBLEHEAD return Thursday to begin Class E drug possession at hearing evidence from prosecutors who will por- 1:58 p.m. Monday. Accidents Devin Jones, 24, of 8 Gar- tray Jones as a selfish, evil land St., was arrested and A report of a motor vehicle father who decided after charged with Class B drug crash at 10:47 a.m. Monday killing one child that all distribution at 4:48 p.m. on Atlantic Avenue. his children should die instead of ending up with Monday. A report of a motor vehicle FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Mynor Lopez, 23, of 110 hit and run crash at 12:33 his ex-wife and he should be executed for his crimes. Willow St., Lawrence, was ar- p.m. Monday on Community Defense attorney Casey Secor talks with Timothy Jones Jr. during trial Jones’ lawyers are ex- rested and charged with may- Road. A caller reported while in Lexington, S.C. pected to argue he was hem at 1:41 p.m. Monday. he was at the JCC, his car was a doting, single father Angela Smith, 42, of 38 struck and there was a signifi- heading to a store for ciga- dren in plastic and drove about a father’s awe at his who put himself through Jackson St., was arrested cant amount of damage. rettes with his oldest child around the Southeast U.S. daughter’s love despite his college while married and charged with Class B while leaving the others at with children — a com- for nine days, running a imperfections, according drug possession at 4:49 p.m. Vandalism puter engineer with an home with the body — be- few errands, buying syn- to his confessions to police Monday. $80,000-a-year job whose fore deciding to kill them thetic marijuana, but and phone records. Henry Taft, of 24 Main St., A report of vandalism at all. mainly making erratic Jones dumped the bod- 1:44 p.m. Monday on Tioga mental problems built un- Wenham, was arrested on a til stress from his wife’s Jones would eventually trips, Hubbard said, cit- ies after putting them in warrant charge of threat to Way. A caller reported some strangle 8-year-old Mera ing bank and cellphone garbage bags on a hillside equipment was damaged. infidelity and drug use commit crime at 11:26 a.m. drove him over the edge. and 7-year-old Elias with records. near Camden, Ala., and Tuesday. Jones, 37, confessed his hands and, in his con- Jones searched the in- was arrested a short time Jessica Wagle, 35, of 20 SAUGUS to exercising 6-year-old fession, said he used a ternet for countries that later at a traffic check- West Wyoming Ave., Melrose, Nahtahn until he died af- belt to choke 2-year-old don’t extradite suspects point in Smith County, was arrested and charged Accidents ter an electrical outlet was Gabriel and 1-year-old back to the U.S. and Miss., after an officer said with Class A drug possession Abigail because his hands took his passport. He re- he smelled the horrible A report of a motor vehicle broken in his Lexington at 8:07 p.m. Monday. were too big, prosecutor searched how to disinte- odor of decomposition accident at 323 Broadway at home in August 2014. Prosecutors said Jones Rick Hubbard said in his grate bodies faster. And from the SUV. Accidents 12:34 a.m. Monday; at 327 Main St. at 9:31 a.m. Mon- then considered what to closing argument Mon- he played what he said “He left his kids out A report of a motor vehicle day; at 26 Western Ave. at do for several hours — day. was his oldest daughter’s there in bags. They looked hit and run crash at 12:11 1:51 p.m. Monday. watching a prison rape Jones then wrapped favorite song, “Butterfly like garbage,” Hubbard p.m. Monday at 7 Williams scene from a movie and the bodies of all five chil- Kisses,” a mushy refrain said. Ave. Complaints A report of a motor vehicle crash with personal injury at A report of a disturbance at Woman who lifted mosque items gets probation 1:38 p.m. Monday at 139 Avalon Motel at 12:52 a.m. Monday. By Jacques Billeaud ly complete her probation, tively affected her children. expressed remorse when Walnut St.; at 5:05 p.m. Mon- ASSOCIATED PRESS posted a social-media video “I am sorry for my deci- she was sentenced. day at 947 Western Ave. A report of wires down at Saugus Town Hall at 11:04 of the encounter — includ- sion to attack one of the The two women had A report of a motor vehicle PHOENIX — A woman ing footage of her starting most sacred of all liber- been known for making crash at 4:20 p.m. Monday at a.m. Monday; at 51 Jasper St. captured on video mak- at 12:50 p.m. Monday. a shouting match with ties,” she said, referring to anti-Muslim statements Adams and Rockaway streets; ing derogatory comments a Muslim man after he the freedom of religion. at political events in metro at 5:34 p.m. Monday at 225 about Muslims as she and walked out of the mosque Marc Victor, an attorney Phoenix. When they went Boston St.; at 7:07 a.m. Tues- SWAMPSCOTT a friend lifted Qurans and and tried to pet her dog. representing Gonzales, said to the mosque in the sub- day at Park Street and West- other items from an Arizo- “Muslims are not all his client now sees that her urb of Tempe, they walked ern Avenue; at 10:40 a.m. Accident na mosque was sentenced terrorists any more than earlier generalized beliefs past a no-trespassing sign Tuesday at 35 Lynnfield St. Tuesday to two years of Christians are all (Oklaho- about Muslims were a mis- posted on a gate to the A report of a motor vehicle probation for an aggravat- ma City bomber) Timothy take and noted that she has courtyard, where only hit and run crash at 10:18 Assaults ed criminal damage con- McVeigh,” Superior Court since faced public humilia- members of the mosque a.m. Monday at Chipotle viction. Judge Mark Brain told tion for her behavior at the were allowed. A report of an assault and Mexican Grill at 440 Paradise Tahnee Savanna Gonza- Gonzales before he handed mosque, which aired on TV It was unclear which of battery at 10:43 a.m. Mon- Road. day on Newhall Street. les was ordered to complete down the sentence. in Phoenix. the two women walked 225 hours of community A report of an assault at Assault Prosecutor Neha Bha- “Her crime is that she away with the Qurans. 9:08 p.m. Monday on South- service and write a letter tia sought three years of was horribly uneducated,” Gonzales and Dauen- side Avenue. A report of an assault at of apology to the mosque probation and a 90-day Victor said. hauer did not have the 5:01 p.m. Monday on Colum- where she, an adult friend deferred jail sentence, say- Gonzales’ friend, Eliza- Qurans when they were Breaking and Entering bia Street. and Gonzales’ three chil- ing Gonzales brought her beth Ann Dauenhauer, pre- arrested days after they dren took pamphlets, fli- children along as she des- viously pleaded guilty to went to the mosque and A report of a breaking and Breaking and Entering ers and other items from a ecrated the mosque. aggravated criminal dam- the Qurans were never entering at 3:25 p.m. Monday fenced-in courtyard behind Gonzales apologized and age stemming from the en- recovered by police, said at 62 Williams Ave.; at 9:53 A report of a breaking and the place of worship. said she now views the counter and was sentenced Amanda Steele, a spokes- p.m. Monday at 166 Wash- entering at 3:13 p.m. Monday Gonzales, who faces a 30- crime as a moral failing on to 18 months of probation woman for the Maricopa ington St. at 11 Alden Road. day deferred jail sentence her part and has reflected and 200 hours of communi- County Attorney’s Office, if she does not satisfactori- on how the encounter nega- ty service. Dauenhauer also which prosecuted the case.

POLICE BRIEFS

State senator avoids drunken seriously and will want home detention. McAu- An attorney for a woman Attorney’s office says the Both drivers survived. driving trial, issues apology to review all the facts liffe will serve one year charged in the deaths of remains of a man were The van driver was Ale- laid out in the transcript supervised release, with two babies whose remains found on Memorial Day jandro Resendiz, also of QUINCY (AP) — A state to make a decision about the first six months in were found in her squalid near the Pioneer Valley Macon. The driver of the senator accused of driving any possible sanctions. home detention. home says there is no ev- Yacht Club in Longmead- truck was Steven McKin- drunk has reached a deal “I will need to con- idence his client commit- ow. ney of Goodhope, Ala. with prosecutors to avoid sult the members of the Man charged in fatal ted a crime. On Saturday, police in Investigators were a conviction. Senate once those facts daytime shooting Defense attorney Keith West Springfield respond- working to reconstruct The agreement was have been made available Halpern made the com- ed to the report of human how the crash happened. announced Tuesday in to determine next steps,” BOSTON (AP) — Au- ments Tuesday as the remains being found Weather is not believed to Quincy District Court as Spilka said in a written thorities say a man fatal- trial opened in Worces- north of the Memorial have been a factor. the trial of Democratic statement Tuesday follow- ly shot another man in ter in the case against Bridge. Officials say the Sen. Michael Brady, of ing the court proceedings. broad daylight in down- Erika Murray. Halpern body is believed to be Appalachian Trail Brockton, was about to Brady was pulled over town Boston and then fled says Murray has mental that of a man who had attack prompts safety begin. and arrested by Wey- the scene in a cab. health issues. been reported missing in Brady apologized in a mouth police in March Officials say 34-year-old Murray is charged with January. website revisions 2018. statement later Tuesday Phillip Foy, of Pawtucket, murder in the deaths And on Monday, police ROANOKE, Va. (AP) — and said he understands R.I., was arrested after of two of the three dead discovered a body near A fatal stabbing on the he needs help to confront Troopers sentenced officers quickly tracked babies found in the trash- the North End Bridge in Appalachian Trail has led his alcohol abuse problem. to supervised release down the taxi. He fac- strewn and insect-infest- West Springfield. the nonprofit that man- es murder and other “I’d like my constituents in overtime scandal ed Blackstone home in ages the trail to revise and my colleagues in the charges. It was not imme- 2014. Four living children Authorities release names its website for reporting Senate to know that I BOSTON (AP) — A re- diately clear if Foy has an were removed from the of eight killed in crash safety issues and suspi- accept full responsibil- tired Massachusetts State attorney. home. cious incidents. ity for my actions that Police lieutenant and a Police say the shooting Prosecutor Christopher SCOOBA, Miss. (AP) — The Appalachian Trail have resulted in today’s suspended trooper will happened Tuesday morn- Hodgens said Murray’s The Mississippi Highway Conservancy redesigned decision,” Brady wrote. “I serve supervised release ing not far from the city’s neglect caused the baby’s Patrol has released the its safety and crime pre- understand the embar- after pleading guilty to busy Prudential Center. deaths. He said Murray names of the eight people vention page to include rassment that this brings collecting thousands of Boston Police Commis- created “two different killed in a head-on colli- incident reporting re- to all of them as well as to dollars in overtime pay sioner William Gross said worlds for her children: a sion between a box truck sources including a bright my friends and family.” for shifts they didn’t the victim was shot sev- world of the wanted and a and a passenger van on a red 911 button, a Nation- The deal calls for Brady work. eral times and died after world of the unwanted.” rural highway. al Park Service phone to be on probation for one Retired Lt. David Wil- being taken to a hospital. The accident happened number and the ability year. He was ordered to son and suspended Troop- Police did not immedi- Foul play not suspected before dawn Monday on to submit an incident ately identify the victim. pay $600 in fines and fees, er Heath McAuliffe were in three deaths on river Mississippi 16 east of report from a cellphone. his driver’s license will be each sentenced Tuesday Police have not said Scooba. Previously, the form was taken away for 45 days to one day in prison, whether Foy and the vic- SPRINGFIELD (AP) Andy West of the High- a downloadable PDF that and he must attend an al- which they were deemed tim knew each other but — Investigators say the way Patrol says the eight would have to be filled out cohol education program. to have already served. say they do not believe discoveries of three bodies men killed were Guiller- and emailed back. If he avoids trouble for The Boston Globe reports there is any active threat along the Connecticut mo Lugo, Francisco Lugo, Conservancy com- to the public. the next year, the drunk- that both men apologized River in western Mas- David Lugo, Luis Lugo, munications manager en driving charge will be in brief statements read sachusetts over the past Macario Peregrino, Jose Jordan Bowman told The dismissed. in Boston federal court. Trial opens for woman several days are unre- Maldonedo, Arnulfo Mar- Roanoke Times that the Democratic Senate Wilson was sentenced charged with murder in lated and foul play is not tinez and Jose Barrera. changes prompted by the President Karen Spilka to two years of supervised babies’ deaths suspected in any of the The Lugos were brothers. May slaying make the re- said the Senate takes release, with the first six incidents. All of the deceased lived sources clearer and easier the Brady matter very months to be served in WORCESTER (AP) — The Hampden District in Macon, Miss. to use. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Brandon Maxwell, Rick Owens take top CFDA fashion awards

By Jocelyn Noveck Icon award, which went as curves began to be em- ASSOCIATED PRESS to Jennifer Lopez. The braced, the girl who want- pop star choked up as she ed to combine street style NEW YORK — Brandon thanked the many people with couture began to Maxwell, the Texas-born who’d helped her achieve blossom, and I’m grateful designer known for his the dreams she had as to all of you for that.” longtime collaboration a young girl riding the 6 Maxwell, arriving at the with Lady Gaga as well train from the Bronx into podium, professed that he as for dressing other fa- Manhattan. hadn’t been prepared to mous women like Michelle Dressed in a sparkling win and sorely regretted Obama, Oprah Winfrey, orange Ralph Lauren en- having taken “full advan- Meghan Markle and Ni- semble — he, too, hails tage of the free bar.” But cole Kidman, took top hon- from the Bronx, she noted he moved quickly from his ors at the Council of Fash- — Lopez expressed grati- flustered beginning — “I ion Designers of America tude to the many top de- might pass out,” he wor- awards. signers who dressed her ried — to an emotional and Maxwell won the cov- curvy figure, despite her eloquent speech noting his eted womenswear award coming to fame in “the era admiration for his fellow at the glittery ceremony of the waif and the super- nominees, and describing PHOTO | ASSOCIATED at the Brooklyn Muse- model.” the hard, unglamorous PRESS um Monday evening. The Designers like Oscar de work that designers do Apollonia Ko- menswear award went to la Renta, Versace, Gucci behind the scenes to make tero co-starred designer Rick Owens. and others “allowed me their businesses work. in Prince’s 1984 The evening also fea- to get into their designs “I am so proud to be part tured a number of spe- ... to say I was a kid in a of an industry like this “Purple Rain,” cial awards, including candy store was an un- where we wake up every and was in the the high-profile Fashion derstatement. And slowly, day charged with the idea trio Apollonia that making a woman feel 6 with Brenda good, that making some- Bennett and Su- one happy, is valid,” he san Moonsie. said, to cheers from the crowd. “I worked for 10 years as a stylist before I started For Apollonia Kotero, this company and I know that you’re kind people, that you work hard, and we get scrubbed up to- Prince was a king night and put on a suit, but 364 days a year we By Mesfin Fekadu and Susan Moonsie, for- dies in it. I gave him two are trying to pay the light ASSOCIATED PRESS mer singers in Vanity 6. reasons why he would die bills and make it happen,” Kotero said she’s still in and he just gave me this he said. NEW YORK — Former touch with her bandmates blank look. It was just A slew of fashion lu- Prince protege and long- and she’s finally speaking kind of, I mean, the irony minaries and celebrities time friend Apollonia Ko- publicly since it has been of it,” she said. were on hand for the an- tero said the Purple One three years since Prince’s Kotero said Prince want- nual ceremony, which is had major plans for her death. ed her to write a book af- fashion’s answer to the before his untimely death “Prince and I never ter he finished his (Ran- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Oscars. TV host and come- in 2016, including new dated — we’re family, we dom House will release dian Hasan Minhaj and music, a possible film and were friends,” she said. Prince’s “The Beautiful Brandon Maxwell won the coveted womenswear actress Jessica Williams even a book to follow-up “There’s a different type Ones” on Oct. 29). award at the glittery ceremony at the Brooklyn were among the top pre- his upcoming memoir. of respect that he had for “He said, ‘I want you to Museum Monday evening. senters. He had even given Ko- me. He had that for me for stop telling the priceless tero and her Apollonia 6 33 years. We had our diffi- stories because you’re go- bandmates the trademark culties, and I always stood ing to write a book, your Different ways to show paintings to the group’s name to up to him. I believe that’s biography,’” she recalled. keep the legacy alive. what he respected, that I “He said, ‘Yes, you’re going “My first thought was wasn’t a pushover. I said to release yours within the and photos to blind people like, ‘Damn, I gotta hit no to him for a lot of rea- year after mine.’” the gym now,’” Kotero sons professionally.” She also said in his By Janet phone apps designed to to tell the difference be- said. “We gotta rehearse. Kotero recalled some vaults, Prince left her a McConnaughey work with screen readers tween a guitar and a ban- We gotta go back in vocal of her last conversations house music album and ASSOCIATED PRESS for the blind. jo. ... Whereas if it were classes. Get this (exple- with Prince, saying they began working on an Apol- Not all touchable art only the sound, it wouldn’t tive) party started, man. I talked about “family, his lonia 6 film. NEW ORLEANS — As is high-tech. The Singa- be the full picture, either.” was excited. He was hap- parents, politics, love, Kotero credits her faith people at the American pore Art Museum com- She appreciated hearing py. He had so many plans.” death, dementia, our mar- in God for pulling her out Alliance of Museums’ missioned three artists to the banjo and learning But things changed once riages.” of her depression after trade show passed their make touchable adapta- that it was invented by Prince died, sending Ko- “We discussed the is- Prince’s death. Writing a hands along the raised tions of their own works, enslaved Africans. tero into a “rabbit hole of sues that we had. All of lengthy letter to Prince figures in touchable ver- and plans more. Trist, a resident of sub- severe depression” — as the things that we didn’t — posted to her Facebook sions of a Vietnam War But tech has a big role. urban Mandeville, La., she put it in her first in- discuss before,” she con- page four months after his photograph, small metal terview since Prince died tinued. “I just looked, death — was also thera- sensors touched off record- 3D Photoworks, of Cha- and a rising senior at tham, N.Y., was created Loyola University of New on April 21, 2016. like, ‘Man, we’re growing peutic. ings to explain whose pic- “I just physically up. We’re old folks now.’ Now, she’s ready to get ture they were touching by photographer John Ol- Orleans, was among sev- son to make his work and eral members of the Na- couldn’t cry and I was He gave me the look like, back to her career. and what had happened feeling ill, really ill. I just ‘Ain’t no old folks here.’” “My passion is work, to him. At a nearby booth other two-dimensional tional Federation for the art accessible to the blind Blind with Olson, who has didn’t know if I was going She said when he asked singing, acting dancing, was a flat reproduction to make it,” she recently her to be in the “Purple producing, writing. I’m of a Van Gogh self-por- and visually handicapped. partnered with the federa- The company has digital tion for about a decade. told The Associated Press Rain” sequel, “Graffitia songwriter,” she said. trait with slightly raised, by phone in Los Angeles. Bridge,” she turned him “I’m feeling better about slicker areas to show both artists carve out contours Other high-tech adapta- for scanned art. After the tions noted by the alliance “It sounds strange for me down. life. My life has changed. outlines and how brush to be saying it for the first “He sent me the script. I Prince changed my life strokes swept or swirled models are created, small are 3-D models made by metal sensors are added to the Brooklyn Museum for time publicly. I’ve nev- remember I read it. I said, when I first met him and within those outlines. er discussed this, other ‘Oh my god, this is horri- he had me in his film. He Museums nationwide trigger narrations about the “sensory tours” it has the work and the figures held for years for blind than with my loved ones. ble,’” she recalled. “I said changed my life again are working to make their I didn’t think I was going within which they’re set. or partly sighted patrons. it, ‘This is a piece of (ex- when he was taken away collections more accessi- to make it. I’d never felt “I’ve never seen any- That museum also offers pletive).’” from us too soon.” ble for people with dis- that way before. I never thing like that, where tours with headsets to am- She said she worked on “I really believe that abilities, said Elizabeth suffered such severe de- when God created Prince, it integrates touch and plify the guide’s comments a real sequel and pitched Merritt, vice president for pression.” he composed the most per- sound,” said Sophie Trist, as well as tours in Amer- him the story when she strategic foresight for the Kotero co-starred in visited Paisley Park in fect song,” she said. “That 22, who has been blind ican Sign Language. In alliance, which represents 1984’s “Purple Rain” and 2014. comes from my heart. I since birth. Claremont, Calif., at the museums of all sorts, from was in the trio Apollonia “He liked it. It was a really believe that. He is Her favorite among Raymond M. Alf Museum tiny local history muse- 6 with Brenda Bennett little bit dark because he music.” ums to huge zoos. Hours three art works and a map of Paleontology, described when lights and noise lev- was Romare Bearden’s on its website as the only els are kept low for people collage “Three Folk Musi- nationally accredited U.S. on the autism spectrum cians,” showing two gui- museum on a high school are another example of tarists and a banjo player. campus, students can scan inclusiveness, she said, as Without audio, she said, fossils and create models Ad Special are websites and smart- “I wouldn’t have been able of them. Springtime is yard sale time. 3-day run: Thursday, Friday, Saturday $29.00 special rate! Includes attention-getting header graphic, four lines of ad copy, and a yard sale kit containing signs and sales tips! Don’t miss out! Call 781-593-7700, ext. 1276 or email [email protected]

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Museums nationwide are working to make their collections more accessi- ble for people with disabilities, said Elizabeth Merritt, vice president for strategic foresight for the alliance. A8 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Randy Travis gets candid in first memoir post-stroke

NASHVILLE, Tenn. The Country Music Hall (AP) — More than a of Famer, who turned 60 month after Randy in May when the book Travis suffered a near came out, ushered in a fatal stroke in 2013, new wave of neo-tradi- doctors were not hope- tionalism in the 1990s ful about his recovery. with hits like “Forever Complications were piling and Ever, Amen,” “On the up, including a collapsed Other Hand,” and “Three lung and infections, and Wooden Crosses.” the country star was in a Mary Travis said they near comatose state. His wanted to be honest with doctors told his then-girl- fans about his life. friend that it would be a “He felt like, cause he’s FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS matter of time before his the one that ultimately heart stopped. made the decision after Mary Travis, who the survival of the stroke, Jenny Slate to address island would later marry Travis it’s time to share these in 2015, described in his ups and downs,” she said. graduating class of 1 new memoir that she sat Co-writer Ken Abraham at his bedside and asked FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS explained that he studied CUTTYHUNK ISLAND grade, her family and oth- him if they should keep Country singer Randy Travis and his wife, Mary Travis’ speaking style over (AP) — The single grad- er Cuttyhunk residents. fighting. She said she saw Travis, attend the “1 Night. 1 Place. 1 Time.: A years of interviews and uating student on a tiny Michael Astrue, a a tear fall from his cheek. Heroes and Friends Tribute to Randy Travis” tried to mimic the way Massachusetts island is summer resident who “And the warrior that in Nashville, Tenn. Travis would write. nonetheless receiving the was in charge of finding he is, he mustered up the “I listened to everything star treatment. a speaker, tells the Cape strength to squeeze my Travis, who has aphasia, A Memoir of Music, Faith I possibly could where Actress and comedian Cod Times that Slate is hand,” Travis said in an a condition that limits and Braving the Storms Randy was speaking, on Jenny Slate will speak familiar with the island interview with The Asso- his ability to speak and of Life,” the book reveals a TV interview, in a radio at this month’s gradua- as a Massachusetts ciated Press. “I was like, give interviews, reveals his highs and lows, from interview,” Abraham said. tion ceremony for Cutty- native. ‘We’re fighting this. He’s his painful, months long platinum albums and “Then I’d bring that back hunk Elementary School, Slate played Mona-Li- not ready to give up and recovery from the stroke Grammy awards, to his to Randy and Mary. ‘Does a one-room schoolhouse sa Saperstein on “Parks we’re not giving up. Only in the new memoir chron- arrest for driving under that sound like Randy? on the island that has a and Recreation” and is a the only person that’s icling his rise to fame the influence and his What I put into words, year-round population of former “Saturday Night going to take him out of in candid detail. Called divorce from his previous does that sound like around 12. Live” cast member. this world is God.’” “Forever and Ever, Amen: wife and manager. Randy?’” Slate’s audience will be Astronaut Cady Cole- Gwen Lynch, this year’s man spoke at the gradu- New York poised to become first state to ban cat declawing lone graduate of the ation of Gwen’s brother, school that goes up to 8th Carter, last year. ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — bone, so declawing a feline New York would be the requires a veterinarian to Tony Hawk to revive Huckjam first state in the U.S. to slice through tendon and ban the declawing of cats nerves to remove the last format as part of music festival under legislation ap- segment of bone in a cat’s proved by lawmakers at toes. Supporters of the SAN DIEGO (AP) — festival of music and art the request of cat owners, ban cite estimates that Skateboarding pioneer and culture and food, and animal welfare advocates a quarter or more of all Tony Hawk says he’s I’m adding punk rock and and many veterinarians domestic cats in the U.S. bringing back his Huck- skateboarding, which I’m who call the procedure have had the procedure. jam format as part of the very familiar with,” Hawk cruel and needless. The New York State Wonderfront Music & Arts said at a news conference The bill, which would Veterinary Medical Soci- Festival on San Diego’s Monday. subject veterinarians to ety had opposed the bill, waterfront Nov. 22-24. Bands scheduled to play $1,000 fines for perform- arguing that declawing Two other San Diego the Huckjam Stage are ing the operation, now should be allowed as a athletes, baseball Hall of Pennywise, Suicidal Ten- heads to the desk of Gov. last resort for felines that Famer Trevor Hoffman dencies, X and Vandals, Andrew Cuomo, a Dem- won’t stop scratching and surfer Rob Macha- with DJ Z-Trip. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ocrat, whose representa- furniture or humans — do, are investors and am- “In between those bands tives said he will review Dr. Richard Goldstein, chief medical officer at or when the cat’s owner bassadors for the festival. you’re going to see us the bill before deciding if the Animal Medical Center, checks on one of has a weakened immune The Huckjam format skating with Z-Trip spin- he will sign it. his patients at the hospital’s clinic in New York. system, putting them at features choreographed ning live,” the 51-year-old “Cats of New York: greater risk of infection and freestyle skating Hawk said. “We’re going Show me your claws” said from a scratch. baric and inhumane.” Denver, but no other U.S. with live music. to bring back the chore- Assemblywoman Linda “Medical decisions “I’m excited to bring my ography and freestyle Rosenthal, D-Manhat- Declawing a cat is state has voted to ban the should be left to the sound own flavor to this whole elements. tan, who pushed the bill already illegal in much procedure, which involves discretion of fully trained, for years despite the oppo- of Europe and in sever- amputating a cat’s toes licensed and state super- sition the state’s largest al Canadian provinces, back to the first knuckle. vised professionals,” the veterinary society. She as well as in Los Ange- Unlike human nails, a society said in a memo called cat declawing “bar- les, San Francisco and cat’s claws are attached to opposing the legislation. Artists who’ve dared to broach Tiananmen pushed into shadows

BEIJING (AP) — It has vous,” said Jean-Pierre been three months since Cabestan, a political Chinese rock musician science professor at Hong Li Zhi disappeared from Kong Baptist University. public view. “Under (President) Xi First, an upcoming tour Jinping, no stone will be was canceled and his left unturned.” social media accounts Many of the actions were taken down. Then appear aimed at eliminat- his music was removed ing any risk of individuals from all of China’s major speaking out, however FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS streaming sites — as small their platforms. if his career had never Bilibili, a Chinese video existed at all. streaming site, announced Explosion on ‘Bond 25’ set Li is an outspoken artist last week that its popu- causes injury, damage to studio who performs folk rock. He lar real-time comments sang pensive ballads about feature will be disabled NEW YORK (AP) — outside London. social ills, and unlike most until June 6 for “system An explosion on the set This is the second pro- entertainers in China, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS upgrades.” of the new James Bond duction incident on the dared to broach the taboo A computer screen shows web content from Chinese Human Rights movie has injured one untitled 25th installment subject of the Tiananmen Defenders, an advocacy outside China including a clip of Chinese sing- crew member and dam- in the 007 franchise. Square pro-democracy group, said 13 people have aged a stage at Pinewood Shooting was set back in protests that ended in er Li Zhi singing his song “The Square” with either been detained or Studios. late May after Daniel bloodshed on June 4, 1989. the lyrics “Now this square is my grave” and taken away from their “Now this square is my his social media site in Beijing on. homes in connection with The film’s official Twitter Craig hurt his foot while grave,” Li sang. “Every- the anniversary. Among account said the accident performing a stunt in thing is just a dream.” thousands, are estimated decades since then and them are several artists Tuesday came from a Jamaica. He underwent China’s ruling Commu- to have died on the night ramps up before major who recently embarked “controlled explosion.” No minor ankle surgery that nist Party has pushed of June 3 and in the early anniversaries every five on a “national conscience one was injured on set but required two weeks of people like Li into the hours of June 4. years. This year, the trade exhibit tour” and a film- a crew member outside rehabilitation. shadows as it braced for The party’s effort to war with the U.S. has maker who was detained the stage sustained a mi- Representatives for the Tuesday’s 30th anniversa- scrub any mention of added to government skit- after tweeting images of nor injury. The exterior of film did not immediately ry of the military crack- the movement has been tishness about instability. a liquor bottle commemo- a stage was also damaged respond to messages on down. Hundreds, if not consistent through the “They are certainly ner- rating June 4. at the studio facilities the explosion Tuesday. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Wednesday, June 5, 2019 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Tuesday...... 0477 Tuesday...... 4827 Monday...... 9027 Monday...... 5957 Sunrise today 5:05 a.m. Cloudy. High 77F. Winds SW S winds 5 to 10 kt. Gusts L H at 10 to 15 mph. up to 20 kt in the morn- Sunday...... 8860 Sunday...... 2366 Sunset today 8:18 p.m. Tonight: Showers and thun- ing. Waves 1 foot or less. A Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: chance of showers. Sunrise tomorrow 5:05 a.m. L dershowers during the eve- ning will give way to steady Tonight: S winds 5 to 10 kt. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 1:36 p.m. rain overnight. Low near 65F. Waves 1 foot or less. Patchy All 4...... $5,409 All 4...... $5,803 Low tide today 7:32 p.m. Winds SSW at 10 to 15 mph. fog. Showers with tstms likely. First or last 3...... $757 First or last 3...... $812 Chance of rain 100 percent. Any 2...... $65 Any 2...... $70 High tide tomorrow 1:42 a.m. Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $7 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $451 All 4...... $242 Fronts First 3...... $126 First 3...... $135 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure Last 3...... $252 Last 3...... $135 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Mass Cash: 7-10-18-25-34 JUNE 10 JUNE 17 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Cloudy | High 77, Low 65 Cloudy | High 70s, Low 60s P’ cloudy | High 60s, Low 50s Mega Millions: 25-37-46-48-68-(25) NATIONAL SUMMARY: As showers extend from the central Great Lakes to New England, locally severe storms will erupt over the Ohio Valley and southern Rockies and High Plains today. Tropical downpours may aggravate flooding over part of the South Central states into the end of the week. Much of the Southeast and West can expect a dry day.

©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2019 Alvarez-Segee scores nine in Fenwick’s statement win By Harold Rivera first step. show up. He definitely did ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “We’re really jour- (Tuesday). He knew what ney-oriented,” Driscoll was at stake. We’re very PEABODY — It’s one said. “We understand our happy to have Diego in thing to feel due for a routines and the things black and gold.” state tournament run. It’s we do every single day Nico Pasciuto and Nick another thing to play like builds the best team we Muzi scored four goals it. can be. When Johnny’s each. Ian Worthley scored Tuesday at Steven E. and Joe’s care about each twice, while Derek DelVec- Donaldson Stadium, the other and want to win as a chio, Stefano Fabiano and No. 3 Bishop Fenwick boys team, the X’s and O’s take Ethan Henshaw scored lacrosse team played like care of themselves. Our one apiece. a group primed for some- guys have bought into “It’s great to have the thing special in the post- that team-first culture balanced scoring we have,” season. The result was a and it’s showing. We set Driscoll said. “We pretty 22-3 rout over No. 14 the program record with much run eight midfield- Northeast in the Division 12 wins last year and 16 ers every single game and 3 North opening round- (this year) is even better. spin them through, which the first postseason win in It’s great.” is awesome.” coach Steve Driscoll’s ten- This one belonged to Di- Alvarez-Segee turned ure. ego Alvarez-Segee, who the opening faceoff into a “This is our first tourna- scored a game-high nine 1-0 Fenwick lead just sev- ment win in the past four goals. en seconds in. He then years,” Driscoll said. “It’s “Diego’s from Saugus,” proceeded to score Fen- nice to get the monkey off Driscoll said. “Northeast wick’s next two goals, our backs. We played New- has a ton of kids from Sau- stretching the lead to 3-0. buryport our second year gus and Wakefield, we Pasciuto and Muzi scored here and lost 10-3. Then have a ton of kids from two goals apiece through we lost a heartbreaker to Saugus and Wakefield. the next seven minutes, St. Mary’s last year, which Everyone kind of knew leading Fenwick to a 7-0 I think I’ll always have each other so it was a spe- advantage at the end of ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE with me. It’s nice to get cial one. Diego’s one of the first quarter. that bad taste out of our those kids that when the Bishop Fenwick’s Diego Alvarez-Segee scored nine goals in a win over mouths but it’s just the lights are on, he wants to FENWICK, B2 Northeast in the first round of the Division 3 North tournament Tuesday. Marblehead girls roll in Division 1 North

By Daniel Kane had the enthusiasm and ITEM STAFF they had fun and were smiling. I think that’s MARBLEHEAD — Go- something we really want- ing into the Division 1 ed them to take away from North playoffs, the No. 4 (Tuesday). Overall you Marblehead girls lacrosse can’t ask for much more in team put an emphasis on the first round game.” the first five minutes of The offense fired on all play and jumping out to a cylinders with Grace Ar- fast start. The Magicians thur and Carter Murray executed that plan per- each scoring four goals. fectly Tuesday with a Lydia Bongiorno, Grace dominant 19-6 first-round Doody and Maddie Er- win over No. 13 Melrose at skine each scored three Piper Field. goals while Callie O’Neill “Something we talked added two. about at practice was the “We had six goal scorers emphasis on the first five and two girls with over minutes of the first and three goals, which is pret- second halves,” Marble- ty incredible,” Beaton head assistant coach said. “The number of dif- Shannon Beaton said. ferent players assisting “Starting each half off and everyone contribut- strong and then finishing ing, that’s really import- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE the last five minutes of ant for the success of our each half as well. Lydia Bongiorno (right) had three goals for team. Hopefully that “Overall the girls really continues.” Marblehead in a win over Melrose in the first showed up from start to round of the Division 1 North tournament. finish,” Beaton said. “They MARBLEHEAD, B2 Four Lynn schools make MIAA tournament

By Harold Rivera tough team. It’s a tough draw but ITEM SPORTS EDITOR that’s the way tournaments work. ITEM FILE PHOTO You have to play whoever’s in The MIAA released the baseball front of you and we’ll be ready to Lynnfield’s Olivia Sarni scored two goals in a state tournament pairings Tues- go. loss to Tyngsborough in the first round of the day and there are plenty of local “We’ve gotten solid pitching all Division 2 North tournament Tuesday. teams in the hunt for state cham- season,” Mullins said. “Throwing pionships in their respective divi- strikes is always a key in baseball. sions. For us it’s going to come down to Crosstown rivals Classical and playing solid defense. Hitting for Slow second half English both qualified for the us has been contagious. Some- postseason in Division 1 North. times we hit the ball all over the The Rams wrapped the regular place, sometimes we can’t buy a dooms Lynnfield season at 14-6 and earned the No. run. But when we play solid de- 2 seed in the bracket. They have a fense we’re in every game.” first-round bye and await the win- In Division 2 North, St. Mary’s girls lacrosse ner between No. 7 Andover and and Marblehead are in the mix. No. 10 Boston Latin. English drew The Spartans finished the regular By Mike Alongi the No. 5 seed and hosts No. 12 season at 15-5 and earned the ITEM STAFF Malden Catholic Friday (7) in the bracket’s No. 2 seed. St. Mary’s first round. has a first-round bye and awaits LYNNFIELD — The No. 7 Lynnfield girls lacrosse “We haven’t seen Malden Cath- the winner between No. 7 Bel- team got off to a good start in its Division 2 North tour- olic but I know for sure they’re mont and No. 10 Masconomet. nament opener Tuesday, but a lackluster second half led still a well-coached team,” English The Magicians drew the No. 5 ITEM FILE PHOTO to a 7-5 loss to No. 10 Tyngsborough at Pioneer Stadi- coach Doug Mullins said. “They um. The Pioneers led 3-2 at halftime before their offense seed and will host No. 12 Burling- Juan Subervi and the English play in a tough conference. They’re ton Thursday (4) at Seaside Park. stalled in the second half. a good quality team year in and baseball team are the No. 5 seed in “Tyngsborough is a good team, and we knew it from year out. We certainly expect a BASEBALL, B2 the Division 1 North tournament. the start,” said Lynnfield coach Ethan Blanchette. “I thought we played extremely well in the first half and overall we played well defensively, but we struggled on Classical, St. Mary’s highlight MIAA softball brackets offense. There were times where the passing was stag- nant and we couldn’t kick it into that next gear. But we knew they were good and we knew it would be a battle, teams in Division 1 North By Mike Alongi and they made more plays than us in the second half.” ITEM STAFF at No. 23. The Patriots will Olivia Sarni and Tori Morelli each scored two goals for play No. 10 Reading Thurs- The MIAA released its Lynnfield, while Jen Flynn had one goal and two assists. day afternoon (3:30). softball pairings for the up- The Pioneers got the start they wanted, striking first coming state tournament, Saugus and Marblehead when Flynn hit Morelli in front of the net to make it and a number of local teams are the only two local teams 1-0 less than four minutes into the game. It took nearly will be vying for a state title who made it into the Divi- eight minutes for another Lynnfield goal, which came this year. sion 2 North bracket, and after Sarni recovered her own rebound and found the In Division 1 North, Clas- both teams will have uphill back of the net to make it 2-0. sical earned the highest battles to fight in the brack- But Tyngsborough responded, scoring two goals with- seed of any local team with et. The Sachems come in at in 45 seconds (both from Mollie Flanagan) to tie the the No. 7 spot. The Rams No. 11 after a 12-8 regular score at 2-2 and take away Lynnfield’s momentum. (15-5) will get a bye before season, and they will have to After Morelli scored with just 16 seconds left in the facing the winner of No. 10 travel to Dracut for a game first half, the Pioneers carried a 3-2 lead into halftime. Reading and No. 23 Revere against the No. 6 Middies Tyngsborough took control in the second half. It start- on Sunday (1). Not far be- in the first round Thursday ed off fairly even, with the teams exchanging goals over hind is Peabody (13-7), who night (7). Marblehead (11-9) the first three minutes of the half. Sarah Hammerstone slotted in at the No. 15 seed. was right behind at No. 12, opened the half by tying the score at 3-3, but 59 seconds ITEM FILE PHOTO The Tanners will also have and the Magicians will trav- later Lynnfield got the lead back when Sarni scored on to play in the preliminary el to No. 5 Arlington Catholic Rebecca Walker and the Classical soft- a free position. round, hosting No. 18 North Thursday afternoon (3:30). That was the last lead Lynnfield held in this one. ball team are the No. 7 seed in the Divi- Andover Thursday (4:30). sion 1 North tournament. Revere rounds out the local SOFTBALL, B2 LYNNFIELD, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2019

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Maddie Erskine (left) had three goals in a win over Melrose Tuesday. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Nick Muzi (left) scored four goals for Fenwick, while Stefano Fabiano (right) scored one goal in a Magicians ride hot win over Northeast in the Division 3 North tournament Tuesday. start to big win in Fenwick lacrosse takes down Northeast Division 1 North FENWICK wanting to play lacrosse the offense with six goals. doubles). From B1 and wanting to be part of Hailee Lomasney (three “It was a competitive MARBLEHEAD our culture.” goals, assist), Olivia Kirico- match all around,” Magi- And they didn’t stop Fenwick advances to Fri- ples (two goals, assist) and cians coach Tracy Acker- From B1 there. Alvarez-Segee day’s (5) sectional quarter- Maddy Lomasney (goal, as- man said. “Arlington had Melrose got on the board first, capitalizing on a Mar- opened the scoring in the final, when the Crusaders sist) also scored. Catherine some really good players blehead penalty to go ahead 1-0. second quarter, making it will host No. 6 Ipswich. Manning and Amber and both teams showed But the Magicians responded with three straight an 8-0 Fenwick edge. The “We saw Ipswich against Kiricoples had one assist great sportsmanship. My goals. Sara Campbell swung a nice pass over to Erskine Crusaders tacked on six Hamilton-Wenham (Mon- each. Olivia LaValle made veterans on the team (Mi- who found the back of the net to tie the game at 1-1. A more goals before North- day),” Driscoll said. 17 saves. chelle, Simone, Cannan few minutes later O’Neill put pressure on a Melrose east found the back of the “They’re a great team. Peabody wrapped the and Hannah), all came out defender, forcing a turnover before dishing a pass to net. Alvarez-Segee closed They’re defensive, strong, season at 13-6. and won in their positions. Doody out front who scored to give the Magicians a 2-1 the half with a nifty good LSM, good faceoff Central Catholic 19, Being in states is obvious- lead. Bongiorno scored next, capitalizing on a corner back-handed tally and kid. They have guys that Revere 6 ly a more competitive en- opportunity to stretch the lead to 3-1. Fenwick carried a 15-1 won the state title before. The No. 12 Patriots end vironment and luckily I Another Magicians penalty allowed Melrose to cut lead at the midway break. Ben Yanakakis is a great the season at 12-9 in the have players who’ve the lead to 3-2 but it was all Marblehead from there. With a hefty lead, the scorer in the Cape Ann opening round of the Divi- played under pressure be- Arthur added a goal with Marblehead a man down and Crusaders emptied their League. sion 1 North state tourna- fore, and were able to step just a minute later the Magicians got their own man bench and cruised through “It’s going to be a great ment. up for us and get the win.” advantage and Murray scored to stretch the lead to 5-2. the second half. test to see where each GIRLS TENNIS The Magicians host No. Midway through the first half Bongiorno and Erskine “Having a kid like fresh- team is,” Driscoll said. “I’m Marblehead 3, 6 Tewksbury Thursday scored back-to-back goals in a two minute span to put man Kevin Wood jump in excited.” Arlington 2 (3:30) in the quarterfinal Marblehead ahead 7-2. at LSM and pretty much GIRLS LACROSSE Winners for the No. 3 Ma- round. The Magicians padded their lead in the final minutes play wherever we need Winchester 13, gicians in the first round of BOYS TENNIS of the half. Bongiorno and Arthur each scored on a cor- him is huge for us,” Peabody 12 the Division 2 North state Lynnfield 5, ner opportunity to give Marblehead a 9-2 lead before Driscoll said. “Ethan Hen- The No. 11 fell into an tournament were Michelle Wilmington 0 the break. tosh scored his first play- early 7-1 hole in the Divi- Shub (6-1, 6-3 at first sin- The No. 4 Pioneers ad- The second half was more of the same with the Magi- off goal as a freshman. sion 1 North opening round gles), Hannah Porath (6-4, vanced to the Division 3 cians adding five straight goals in the first five minutes. He’s brand new to lacrosse. and couldn’t complete the 6-2 at second singles), Sim- North quarterfinal. They’ll O’Neill got things started with back-to-back tallies. That’s important for us to comeback despite a valiant one Likterov/Cannan Whit- host No. 5 Winthrop Doody followed that up with a pair of goals and Murray build that program of kids effort. Colleen Crotty led tier (6-3, 7-6 (7-4) at first Thursday (3:30). capped off the run with another score to give Marble- head a comfortable 14-2 lead. Melrose got back on the board next but Arthur and Erskine each added another goal to stretch the lead to Big Blue baseball earns No. 8 seed in Division 3 16-3. After another Melrose goal, the Magicians re- sponded once again with two more scores from Arthur BASEBALL preliminary round. and Murray to go up 18-4. From B1 Swampscott will clash Murray rounded out the scoring for Marblehead be- against Latin Academy “Baseball’s a little differ- fore Melrose added a pair of goals in the final minutes. Thursday (4) at Swamp- ent than basketball or foot- The Magicians have a day of practice to prepare for a scott Middle School. ball,” Marblehead coach quarterfinal matchup with No. 5 Central Catholic at “In these type of games Mike Giardi said. “You Piper Field Thursday (TBA). the teams that make the won’t strategize against a “We’ve heard that Central Catholic is very aggres- least mistakes have the certain offense. For us we sive,” Beaton said. “They have a lot of depth and they best chance,” Swampscott have a pretty deep bench. have to go out and do what coach Joe Caponigro said. “We just want to have fun, come out and play hard we’ve been doing and that’s “Hopefully we minimize from the first whistle,” Beaton said. “Like we say the play good baseball — put- mistakes and maybe we’re first five minutes are so important. That’s something ting the bat on the ball, able to capitalize on some we’ve been working on this season and what better throwing strikes and mak- of their mistakes. Hopeful- time for it to come together than the playoffs. We’re ing good plays. We have to ly we can get some guys on really proud of the girls and we hope this can continue.” focus on the basics and base and get some timely fundamentals. hits. “I think with every team “I’m not looking past Lat- it doesn’t matter what the in Academy,” Caponigro records are,” Giardi said. said. “You go one game at a “We talked about that with time in these tournaments the kids. You look at Bever- and you just never know.” ly, they’re a 10-10 team on In Division 4 North, the paper, same thing with Sa- Tech Tigers are making lem. Teams can compete. their second consecutive Everybody has good play- postseason appearance. ers that work really hard. Tech went 8-10 during the We have to be ready to ITEM FILE PHOTO regular season and has the play.” No. 8 seed. The Tigers trav- Tyler Marshall and the Swampscott baseball In Division 3 North, there el to Malden’s Howard are four local teams in the team are the No. 8 seed in the Division 3 North Park to battle against No. ITEM FILE PHOTO hunt and three of them tournament. 9 Mystic Valley in the first Tori Morelli scored two goals in a loss to Tyngs- have byes in the prelimi- round Thursday (4). Also nary round. No. 3 Lynn- tween No. 13 Charlestown and No. 21 Watertown. The in the mix are the No. 11 borough Tuesday afternoon. field awaits the winner be- and No. 20 Stoneham. Sau- Swampscott Big Blue are Winthrop Vikings. Win- tween No. 14 Weston and gus drew the No. 5 seed the No. 8 seed and host No. throp visits No. 6 Lowell No. 19 Wayland. No. 4 Fen- and awaits the winner be- 9 Latin Academy of the Catholic Thursday (4) in Lynnfield girls lacrosse wick awaits the winner be- tween No. 12 Essex Tech Boston City League in the the first round. falls to Tyngsborough St. Mary’s softball comes in at No. 3 in Division 3 North LYNNFIELD SOFTBALL From B1 From B1 Over the ensuing six-minute stretch, Tyngsborough scored three unanswered goals (one each from Ham- The St. Mary’s Spartans merstone, Molly Lanier and Annabelle Harrington) to earned the top seed of take a 6-4 lead with just under 17 minutes to play. Lyn- any local team, coming in nfield got one back on a goal from Flynn with 12 min- at No. 3 in the Division 3 utes left, but a goal by Tyngsborough’s Justine Wagner North bracket. St. Mary’s just 1:40 later put the deficit back to two goals. (16-4) will get a bye before From there, the Tigers ate the clock by making clean going up against the win- passes all over the field. The Pioneers tried to put on ner of No. 14 Mystic Val- some pressure, but it wasn’t enough and Tyngsborough ley and No. 19 Pope John sealed the win. on Saturday (3). Lynnfield Lynnfield finished the regular season with a record of earned the No. 13 seed af- 11-8. The Pioneers are losing five seniors to graduation ter a 11-7 regular season, (Sarni, Brianna Barrett, Ashley Barrett, Sophia Ellis and the Pioneers will take and Jenna Lannon), four of them senior co-captains. on No. 20 St. Joseph’s Prep “I believe all of our senior captains — Olivia, Ashley, at home Friday afternoon Brianna and Sophia — are four-year varsity players (3:45). Rounding out the and they’ve all been very important contributors,” said Division 3 North bracket is Winthrop at No. 22. The Blanchette. “Olivia and Ashley have been our top two ITEM FILE PHOTO goal-scorers, Sophia is one of our best defenders and Vikings (6-14) will face No. Brianna has always been very active on both sides of 11 Matignon Thursday af- Lily Newhall and the St. Mary’s softball team are the No. 3 seed in the the ball. All of our seniors will certainly be missed.” ternoon (3:30). Division 3 North tournament. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS WEDNESDAY MIAA Softball (Not including last night’s games) Tonight MIAA Baseball Division 1 North Thursday Friday Division 1A “Super 8” No. 18 North Andover at No. 15 Pea- vs.Nashua vs. Pittsfield at Pittsfield No. 7 Mansfield at No. 2 St. John’s body (4) Silver Knights Suns (7) Suns (6:30) W L Pct. GB Streak L10 (4) No. 23 Revere at No. 10 Reading (4) (10:30 a.m.) MIAA Girls Lacrosse Division 2 North North Shore 4 1 0.800 - 1W 4-1 No. 12 Marblehead at No. 5 Arling- Division 2 North ton Catholic (3:30) Pittsfield 4 2 0.667 .5 1L 4-2 No. 15 Stoneham at No. 2 Swamp- No. 11 Saugus at No. 6 Dracut (7) scott (4) Brockton 4 2 0.667 .5 2W 4-2 Division 3 North Saturday Sunday MIAA Boys Tennis No. 22 Winthrop at No. 11 Matignon vs.Nashua vs.Westfield Worcester 2 2 0.500 1.5 1W 2-2 Division 2 North (3:30) No. 5 Marblehead vs. No. 4 Wayland Silver Knights Starfires (5) Bristol 2 3 0.400 2 1L 2-3 MIAA Boys Lacrosse (3:30) (6) Nashua 1 4 0.200 3 1W 1-4 Division 3 North Division 2 North No. 6 Amesbury at No. 3 Fenwick (5) No. 7 Masconomet at No. 2 Marble- Westfield 1 4 0.200 3 4L 1-4 MIAA Girls Tennis head (TBA) Division 3 North MIAA Girls Lacrosse No. 12 Pentucket at No. 4 Fenwick Division 1 North (3) No. 5 Central Catholic at No. 4 Mar- No. 6 Swampscott at No. 3 Austin blehead (TBA) Red Sox open up series against Kansas City Prep (3:30) Division 2 North No. 12 Winthrop at No. 4 Manches- THURSDAY ter-Essex (TBA) MIAA Baseball MIAA Boys Tennis Division 2 North Division 3 North No. 12 Burlington at No. 5 Marble- No. 5 Winthrop atNo. 4 Lynnfield head (4) (3:30) Division 3 North No. 9 Latin Academy at No. 8 MIAA Girls Tennis Swampscott (4) Division 2 North Division 4 North No. 6 Tewksbury at No. 3 Marble- No. 9 Mystic Valley at No. 8 Tech (at head (3:30) Howard Park, 4) Division 3 North No. 11 Winthrop at No. 6 Lowell No. 6 Swampscott at No. 3 Austin Catholic (4) Prep (3:30)

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MLB Network playing all 82 games. returned at the start of the 8:15 p.m...... Boston at Kansas City...... NESN Now comes the real test. third wearing the shield 11 p.m...... Houston at Seattle...... MLB Network NBA Finals The Bruins are prepar- but never went back in the 9 p.m...... Toronto at Golden State...... ABC ing for Game 5 against the game. WNBA St. Louis Blues without “Very uncomfortable, 7 p.m...... Chicago at Washington...... CBSSN captain and No. 1 defen- was advised not to return Pro Hockey seman Zdeno Chara, who to play,” Cassidy said af- 8 p.m...... Calder Cup: Charlotte at Chicago.....NHL Network did not return after he was ter the game. “Had some Soccer hit in the face by a deflect- stitches, probably some 2:30 p.m...... UEFA: Portugal vs. Switzerland...... ESPN2 7 p.m...... US vs. Jamaica men’s friendly...... FS1 ed puck on Monday night. dental work in the near College Softball The St. Louis Blues won future. He wanted to come 8:30 p.m...... World Series: UCLA-Oklahoma...... ESPN 4-2 to even the series at out on the bench and be Tennis two games apiece. with his teammates.” 8 a.m...... French Open (quarterfinals)...... Tennis Bruins coach Bruce Cas- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS His teammates knew Track and Field sidy offered no update on how difficult it was for him 7:30 p.m...... NCAA Outdoor Championships...... ESPN2 Zdeno Chara covers his face after getting hit in Radio Chara’s condition after ar- the face with a puck in Game 4 of the Stanley to just sit there. riving in Boston on Tues- Cup Final Monday night. “He’s our leader, and the MLB day except to say the 2009 biggest part of our leader- 8:15 p.m...... Boston at Kansas City...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Norris Trophy winner was days.” it through the playoffs ship,” forward David Pas- on his way to see a doctor. Although the 42-year-old without defenseman Kev- trnak said. “Anything that The fact that Chara re- comes out of his mouth ... STANLEY CUP FINAL Chara is the team’s elder an Miller and also lost turned for the third period everybody is listening to St. Louis 4, Boston 2, series tied statesman and emotional Matt Grzelcyk when he Monday, May 27 wearing a full face shield him.” 2-2 leader, Cassidy said he is took an elbow to the head Boston 4, St. Louis 2 — and never got back on A six-time All-Star and Wednesday, May 29 Thursday, June 6 less worried about Chara’s in Game 2 and needed to St. Louis at Boston, 8 p.m. the ice — suggests it is the perennial team leader St. Louis 3, Boston 2 more than the lost tooth leadership than his 6-foot- be helped off the ice. John in minutes played, Chara Sunday, June 9 9 presence on the ice. Moore filled in for him in Saturday, June 1 Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. or busted lip that usually played a career-low (not Boston 7, St. Louis 2 Wednesday, June 12 only keeps a hockey player “Taking great players the third game, which the counting lockout years) Monday, June 3 x-Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. out long enough to get it out of the lineup, that’s the Bruins won. 62 games this season be- stitched up. part that hurts the most,” But they were down to cause of an unspecified in- “Right now, I’ve got noth- Cassidy said. “I’m not wor- five men on the blue line jury that kept him out six NBA FINALS ing,” Cassidy said. “But we ried about our mentality.” again Monday night when weeks in November and Thursday, May 30 Toronto at Golden State, 9 p.m. don’t play for two more The Bruins have made Chara took a deflected December. Toronto 118, Golden State 109 Monday, June 10 Sunday, June 2 Golden State at Toronto, 9 p.m. Golden State 109, Toronto 104, Thursday, June 13 series tied 1-1 Brady, Patriots return to the field for minicamp Wednesday, June 5 x-Toronto at Golden State, 9 p.m. Toronto at Golden State, 9 p.m. Sunday, June 16 Friday, June 7 x-Golden State at Toronto, 8 p.m.

MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 38 20 .655 — Philadelphia 33 27 .550 — Tampa Bay 35 22 .614 2½ Atlanta 32 27 .542 ½ Boston 30 29 .508 8½ New York 28 31 .475 4½ Toronto 21 38 .356 17½ Washington 26 33 .441 6½ Baltimore 18 41 .305 20½ Miami 21 36 .368 10½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Minnesota 40 18 .690 — Milwaukee 34 26 .567 — Chicago 29 30 .492 11½ Chicago 32 26 .552 1 Cleveland 29 30 .492 11½ St. Louis 30 28 .517 3 Detroit 22 34 .393 17 Pittsburgh 28 30 .483 5 Kansas City 19 40 .322 21½ Cincinnati 27 32 .458 6½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 41 20 .672 — Los Angeles 42 19 .689 — Texas 30 27 .526 9 Colorado 31 27 .534 9½ Oakland 29 30 .492 11 San Diego 31 29 .517 10½ Los Angeles 29 31 .483 11½ Arizona 30 31 .492 12 Seattle 25 38 .397 17 San Francisco 24 34 .414 16½

Tuesday’s Games Tampa Bay (Morton 6-0) at Detroit (Turnbull Chicago White Sox at Washington, 7:05 3-4), 7:10 p.m. p.m. Baltimore (Means 5-4) at Texas (Minor 5-4), N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. 8:05 p.m. Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Boston (Sale 1-7) at Kansas City (Junis Tampa Bay at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. 4-5), 8:15 p.m. Baltimore at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Oakland (Mengden 1-1) at L.A. Angels Boston at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. (Pena 3-1), 10:07 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Houston (Peacock 5-2) at Seattle (Leake Houston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. 4-6), 10:10 p.m. Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 7-2) at Arizona San Francisco at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. (Duplantier 1-0), 3:40 p.m. Miami at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. Philadelphia (Arrieta 5-5) at San Diego Colorado at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. (Lucchesi 4-3), 3:40 p.m. Cincinnati at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Atlanta (Gausman 2-4) at Pittsburgh (Mus- L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. grove 3-6), 7:05 p.m. PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS Philadelphia at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. San Francisco (Beede 0-1) at N.Y. Mets Wednesday’s Games (Vargas 1-3), 7:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Covey 1-4) at Washing- Miami (Alcantara 2-5) at Milwaukee (Nel- Left: Patriots rookie receiver N’Keal Harry catches a pass during practice at Patriots mini- ton (Sanchez 1-6), 1:05 p.m. son 0-0), 7:40 p.m. camp Tuesday afternoon at Gillette Stadium. N.Y. Yankees (Paxton 3-2) at Toronto Colorado (Marquez 6-2) at Chicago Cubs (Thornton 1-4), 7:07 p.m. (Darvish 2-3), 8:05 p.m. Right: Tom Brady throws a pass in his first on-field action of the offseason. Minnesota (Perez 7-2) at Cleveland (Carras- Cincinnati (DeSclafani 2-3) at St. Louis co 4-6), 7:10 p.m. (Hudson 4-3), 8:15 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2019 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) You will have plenty of options Look at every possibility. Don’t An open mind can be an asset, Rely on what’s tangible, not Choose your actions and com- You are best off being an ob- regarding money, legal and feel pressured by others’ ac- as long as you don’t let some- on what someone is trying patriots based on how you server, not a participant. If you medical matters, but choos- tions. Sit tight and watch things one lead you to believe that to convince you to believe. feel and what’s best for you. If get involved in a discussion or ing what’s best will require unfold. If you are patient, you’ll you aren’t qualified or good Partnerships will need to be something doesn’t feel right, someone else’s battle, prepare research. Avoid shortcuts, and know what to do when the time enough to do your own thing. handled carefully if money is take a pass. to suffer an emotional, finan- don’t rely on someone’s say-so. is right. involved. Moderation is en- cial or physical loss. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) couraged. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Take pride in what and who Take any opportunity you get TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Let your heart lead the way. If A personal change will help you know. Discussions will help CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) to express your thoughts, Speak up and make things you observe what others do, you engage in situations that clear up any misconception You have more wiggle room feelings and intentions. happen. An aggressive ap- you will know exactly how to re- you may have shied away from you may have about some- than you think. Proceed with Build a solid platform for proach will get the results you spond. Partnership issues can in the past. Trust in your ability one. Personal relationships will the changes you want to make, whatever you want to pursue, want with the least amount of be resolved if you discuss your to get things done, not in what flourish if you express your feel- and don’t forget to spend time and make your dreams come interference. Personal gains intentions and plans. others promise to do. ings. Travel is favored. with a loved one. true. and improvements are favored.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Unhappy wife is loathe to be first in her family to divorce This is not an every-year event DEAR ABBY: I am an this all revolves around me, William F. Buckley said, “Life opened four no-trump, which attractive woman who has Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van and I want to get his family can’t be all bad when for 10 asked for specific aces. (It been married for 30 years. Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, to know the real me and dollars you can buy all the isn’t clear how this would have I think my husband has and was founded by her mother, give me another chance. Beethoven sonatas and listen helped, except that North been cheating on me for What should I do? to them for 10 years.” would have replied five clubs most of them. Through the Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at At the bridge table, how of- with no aces.) As it was, North years I have seen the tell- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los FORCED TO BREAK UP IN MISSISSIPPI ten will you pick up a 10-card bid five no-trump to show two tale signs and confronted Angeles, CA 90069. suit? aces. What now? him many times. But he DEAR FORCED TO By my calculations, if you If North had the red aces, continually tells me no, he BREAK UP: Thirteen is play one deal every eight seven was cold. If North had would never do anything. thing better than always young for a serious ro- minutes with no respite, you the major aces, six was safe. I have tried hard to stay waiting for the next bomb DEAR ABBY: I’m 13, mance, and your boy- should see a 10-card suit If North had the pointed aces, with him, although I feel to drop. Advice? and I have had a few prob- friend’s family may be about once a year. Howev- seven would make if West stupid for doing it. You see, lems with my boyfriend’s worried that you are try- er, one occurred at Bridge did not lead a heart. Feeling my parents were married SUSPICIOUS IN THE family. I got him in trouble SOUTH ing to rush him into a rela- Base Online last month. What in a gambling mood, South for 62 years, and I have a few times, and I feel re- tionship for which he isn’t would have been your bidding jumped to seven clubs. Luck two sisters and three DEAR SUSPICIOUS: ally bad about it, even ready. For now, the smart plan with that South hand? favors the brave! brothers who have never though I’m not a bad per- Because your husband move would be to put some At nine of the 16 tables, Six clubs redoubled plus son. We have talked about been divorced or separat- avoids going to counseling distance between you and one nonvulnerable scores ed. So I’d feel like a failure things we shouldn’t have the auction started as given. doesn’t mean that you your boyfriend. Three Souths jumped to six 1,580. if I left him. shouldn’t see a licensed ther- talked about at our age If you stand any chance I need to know for sure and used bad language. clubs, ending the auction. apist without him. If you do, of improving your standing Three rebid five clubs(!) and whether he has cheated, it will help you to clarify His parents have gotten with his mother and sister, but I don’t know how to on him about it. were left there. Three rebid five your thinking and make a a step in the right direction clubs and were raised to six. prove it. I have found a I tried to talk to his would be to clean up your rational decision about your Each time, East now doubled! letter in his wallet, notes future. Your siblings’ mari- mother, but I have the bad language. Another slid under my door at work tal history should not influ- feeling they don’t particu- would be to concentrate Two Souths then passed, but and actually saw him ence your decision. What’s larly like me even though your efforts on becoming one redoubled and bought it touch another woman in a important is doing what is she says she has nothing someone they can respect there. What is the score for sexual manner years ago. right for yourself. against me. I know my — a good student, active in six clubs redoubled plus one My friends say if it walks If you feel you need to boyfriend’s older sister a youth group or sports ac- nonvulnerable? and quacks, it is a duck. have proof that your hus- doesn’t like me and doesn’t tivity. If they can see a pos- Five Souths opened and I have asked him many band is being or has been want me and her brother itive change in you, they closed the auction with five times to go to counseling unfaithful, and has lied to to be together. may be more receptive to clubs. and he always says he you all these years, then We are now being forced your being in his life. And if One North raised five clubs will, but we never do. I no hire a private detective to break up until he is re- they don’t, your time won’t to six, and South went on to longer want to continue and you will probably get spectful enough to have a have been wasted because seven. living with this man. what you are looking for. girlfriend, even though he you will have become a At the last table, South There has got to be some- You have my sympathy. is very respectful. I feel like more successful person.

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LYNNFIELD WATER DISTRICT COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ADVERTISEMENT THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT The Swampscott Housing Authority, the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids Docket No. ES19P1361GD from Contractors for Roof Replacement at the Doherty Circle 667-2 & Margaret CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR M Kelly Veterans 200-1 Developments for the Swampscott Housing Authority in APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR Swampscott, Massachusetts, in accordance with the documents prepared by COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS WARRANT FOR SPECIAL MEETING INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO Blackstone Block Architects. OF THE LYNNFIELD WATER DISTRICT TO BE HELD JUNE 24, 2019 G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 Essex ss: Essex Probate and Family Court The Project consists of: New replacement asphalt shingle roofs, flashing, and 36 Federal Street aluminum gutters and downspouts. To: Brian D. Buckley, District Clerk of the Lynnfield Water District in said County Salem MA, 01970 The work is estimated to cost $ 212,860 including all alternates. You are hereby required, in the name of the Commonwealth aforesaid, to In the matter of: Ifunanya P Oranekwu notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Lynnfield, liable to taxation Of: Lynn, MA Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 §44A-J & to minimum wage rates as required by therein, residing within the territory of the Lynnfield Water District, and RESPONDENT M.G.L. c.149 §§26 to 27H inclusive. qualified to vote at a Special Water District Meeting, to meet at the District Alleged Incapacitated Person Office at 842 Salem Street, Lynnfield, Massachusetts on June 24, 2019 at To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been General bidders must be certified by the Division of Capital Asset Management 7:00 p.m., then and there to act upon the following articles: filed by and Maintenance (DCAMM) in the category of Roofing. ARTICLE 1. To see if the District will vote to transfer a sum of money from Chinelo J Oranekwu of Lynn MA the District's System Improvement and Repair Stabilization Fund, to the Sylvan in the above captioned matter alleging that Ifunanya P Oranekwu is in need of a General Bids will be received until 12:00 noon, Thursday, June 20, 2019 and Circle Area Water Main Project, or what action it will take thereon. Guardian and requesting that publicly opened, forthwith. Chinelo J Oranekwu of Lynn MA Hereof fail not but make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve Without This project is being Electronically Bid (E-Bid). All bids shall be submitted online at before said day and time. Surety on the bond. www.Projectdog.com. Hard copy bids will not be accepted by the Awarding The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that Authority. E-Bid tutorials and instructions are available within the specifications Given under our hands and seal of the District of said Lynnfield, the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is and online at www.Projectdog.com. For assistance, call Projectdog, Inc at Massachusetts, this 3rd day of June in the year two thousand and nineteen. appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for (978)499-9014, M-F 8:30AM-5PM. certain specific authority. A True Copy Attest You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your General bids and sub bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on than five (5%) of the greatest possible bid amount (considering all alternates), /s/ Brian D. Buckley, District Clerk /s/ Ruth E. McMahon, Chairman the return date of 06/25/2019. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline and made payable to the Swampscott Housing Authority. date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. /s/ John K. Harrigan If you fail to file the written appearance by the return date, action may be taken in Bid forms and contract documents will be available at www.Projectdog.com or for the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written pick-up at: Projectdog, Inc, 18 Graf Road, Suite 8 Newburyport, MA /s/ Stephan F. Rondeau, D.C. appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific 978-499-9014 (M - F 8:30AM - 5PM). Board of Water Commissioners facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. Lynnfield Water District IMPORTANT NOTICE Go to www.Projectdog.com and login with an existing account or click Sign Up to Essex, ss: The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the register for free. Enter Project Code 832666 in the project locator box. Select I have served the within warrant by posting attested copies in at least two above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial "Acquire Documents" to download documents, review a hard copy at Projectdog's public places within the District not later than fourteen days prior to June 24, affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone physical location, or request a free project CD. 2019. may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. Bidders may obtain one full paper bid set from Projectdog for a refundable deposit A True Copy Attest /s/ Brian D. Buckley, District Clerk WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. of $ 65.00 made payable to Projectdog in the form of certified check or money Item: June 5, 2019 Date: May 14, 2019 order. The full amount of the deposit will be refunded to all responsive bidders Pamela Casey O'Brien returning the Contract Documents in good condition within ten (10) days after date Register of Probate of general bid opening. Otherwise, the deposit will become the property of COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Item: June 5, 2019 Projectdog, Inc. Bidders requesting their refundable paper set to be mailed must LAND COURT supply a non-refundable shipping and handling fee of $ 45.00 payable to DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Projectdog. 19 SM 002292 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT General bidders must agree to contract with minority and women business ORDER OF NOTICE PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT enterprises as certified by the Supplier Diversity Office (SDO), formerly known as TO: CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION SOMWBA. The combined participation benchmark reserved for such enterprises Jason M. Gallo Docket No. ES18P3762EA Essex Probate and Family Court shall not be less than 10.4% of the final contract price including accepted alternates. Request for waivers must be sent to DHCD (david.mcclave and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, 36 Federal Street @mass.gov) 5 calendar days prior to the General Bid date if the work is 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Salem, MA 01970 (978)744-1020 estimated to cost less than $500,000 OR 10 calendar days prior to the General Bid date if the work is estimated to cost $500,000 or more - NO Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., WAIVERS WILL BE GRANTED AFTER THE BID DATE. See Contract Documents - Article 3 of the Instructions to Bidders. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Estate of: numbered 223 Parkland Avenue, given by Jason M. Gallo to Mortgage Khalid Liyabouri Given that this is a reroofing project, there will be no formal site/building Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for StonehamBank - A Date of Death: 11/06/2018 inspection. Bidders are welcome to visit the Doherty Circle 667-2 and the M.Kelly Co-Operative Bank, its successors and assigns, dated September 15, 2010, To all interested persons: 200-1 (Cherry Street) sites individually. If needed, please contact Donna and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal McDonald, Executive Director at 781-593-5516. 29773, Page 184, as affected by a Loan Modification dated July 31, 2018, Representative has been filed by: Item: June 5, 2019 and recorded in Said Registry of Deeds in Book 36964, Page 579, and now Ftouhi Rabab of Lynn MA held by plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. as requested in the Petition. The Petitioner requests that: NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Ftouhi Rabab of Lynn MA States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Premises: 12 Suffolk Court a/k/a 12 Sufflok Court, Lynn, Massachusetts Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on on the bond in an unsupervised administration. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in IMPORTANT NOTICE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before July 1, You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the mortgage given by Kenneth R. Hawkes and Zoe Greene to Mortgage Electronic 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Registration Systems, Inc., as Nominee for Cambridge Mortgage Group, Inc., and of noncompliance with the Act. must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on now held by U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for the Igloo Series III Trust, said the return day of 06/24/2019. mortgage dated October 28, 2003 recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Witness, GORDON H. PIPER Chief Justice of this Court on May 20, 2019 This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Registry of Deeds in Book 21986, Page 22, as affected by an Assignment of appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Mortgage dated March 28, 2013, and recorded with said Deeds in Book 32806, Attest: timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Page 266, as affected by an Assignment of Mortgage dated March 16, 2017, and Deborah J. Patterson within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice recorded with said Deeds in Book 35768 at Page 327, as affected if at all, by an Recorder to you. Invalid Assignment of Mortgage dated September 21, 2017, and recorded with UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM said Deeds in Book 36194, Page 176, and as affected by an Assignment of (19-004285 Orlans) PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Mortgage dated October 6, 2017, and recorded with said Deeds in Book 36331, Item: June 5, 2019 A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Page 446, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the be sold at Public Auction on June 26, 2019, at 10:00 AM Local Time upon the TOWN OF NAHANT administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: BOARD OF APPEALS Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and expenses of administration. The land together with the buildings thereon situated in Lynn, Essex County, NOTICE OF HEARINGS WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Massachusetts bounded and described as follows: Date: May 15, 2019 A public hearing will be held by the BOARD OF APPEALS at the NAHANT TOWN Pamela Casey O'Brien Beginning at the SOUTHWESTERLY corner of said land and thence running HALL, Nahant, MA, on Wednesday, June 12th, 2019 at: Register of Probate NORTHERLY on Suffolk Street Court, 35 feet to land now or late of Charles L. Item: June 5, 2019 Sawyer; thence turning and running EASTERLY by land of Charles L. Sawyer, 98 1) 7:00 p.m on the petition filed by Anthony Roossien, representative for Mark feet to land of Sargent; thence turning and running SOUTHERLY by land now or late and Darlene Jarrell, owners of the property located at 7 Lodge Rd., Nahant, for a of Sargent, 36 feet to land now or late of Hilton and land now or late of Cushman; Special Permit and/or Variance for Setbacks. The Building Inspector has denied a COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS thence turning and running WESTERLY by land now or late of Hilton and said land building permit stating that the "proposed addition is in violation of Section 5.03" THE TRIAL COURT of Cushman, 98 feet to the point of beginning. of the zoning by-laws of the Town of Nahant in the following areas: "The proposed PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Lodge Road Setback is 18.1' where the minimum allowed is 25'" and "The CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in proposed Tallwood Road Setback is 17.5' where the minimum allowed is 25'". Docket No. ES19P1462EA Essex Probate and Family Court the event of a typographical error in this publication. 2) 7:30 p.m. on the petition filed by Daniel Taylor, owner of 4 Fenno Way, Nahant, 36 Federal Street For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated October 28, 2003, and recorded in for a Special Permit and/or Variance for a dormer. The Building Inspector has Salem, MA 01970 Book 21986 at Page 21 with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of denied a building permit stating that the "proposed floor area ratio is in violation (978)744-1020 Deeds. of Section 5.03" of the zoning by-laws of the Town of Nahant in the following area: "The proposed floor area ratio is 57% where the maximum allowed is 45%". Estate of: TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if 3) 8:00 p.m on the petition filed by Peter Rogal, as a tenant, for the property Joseph P Gibney any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. located at 157 Nahant Road, Nahant, MA, owned by Stephen Viviano, for a Date of Death: 03/12/2019 special permit. The Building Inspector has denied a building permit stating that the To all interested persons: TEN THOUSAND ($10,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid "proposed fish and lobster store" requires a Special Permit Use according to A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place Section 4.13 of the Zoning By-Laws of the Town of Nahant, Table of Use Representative has been filed by of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in Regulations. James C Gibney of Brocton MA requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within forty five (45) days after the date of sale. 4) 8:30 p.m. on the petition filed by Kristen Lamando, as a tenant, for the property as requested in the Petition. located at 157 Nahant Road, Nahant, MA, owned by Stephen Viviano, for a The Petitioner requests that: Other terms to be announced at the sale. special permit. The Building Inspector has denied a building permit stating that the James C Gibney of Brocton MA "proposed being well boutique" requires a Special Permit Use according to Section be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve With Marinosci Law Group, P.C. 4.13 of the Zoning By-Laws of the Town of Nahant, Table of Use Regulations. Corporate Surety on the bond in an unsupervised administration. IMPORTANT NOTICE 275 West Natick Road, Suite 500 Warwick, RI 02886 BOARD OF APPEALS, Jocelyn Campbell, Chairperson You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Attorney for U U.S. Bank Trust, N. A., as Trustee for Igloo Series III Trust Item: May 29, June 5, 2019 Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Present Holder of the Mortgage the return day of 06/24/2019. Telephone: (401) 234-9200 This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written MLG File No.: 17-03386 appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Item: June 5, 12, 19, 2019 timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further THE TRIAL COURT notice to you. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Docket No. ES19P1621EA PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Have a story to share? INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Estate of: Need a question answered? Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the Anthony C Perna administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Also Known As: Tony Perna Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and [email protected] Date of Death: April 8, 2019 expenses of administration. Essex Division WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Date: May 16, 2019 Petitioner Maureen A Perna of Saugus MA Pamela A. Casey O'Brien Maureen A Perna of Saugus MA Register of Probate has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Item: June 5, 2019 serve with surety on the bond. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. 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By Antonia Steriti PERIWINKLES FOOD SHOPPE Easy Despite the waterfall of rain showers, we have reason to cel- pasta ebrate here on the North Shore. The soggy spring may have salad dampened our spirits, but our lawns and flowers are overjoyed Serves 8 by the steady stream of hydra- tion. INGREDIENTS I don’t know about you, but ­—12 oz. tri-colored rotini pasta, cooked nothing reflects the spirit of the and cooled season quite like a good old-fash- ­—1/2 cup cucumber, chopped ioned picnic. My husband, Eddie, and I started dating when we —1/2 cup cherry tomatoes, cut in half were 15 years old. We enjoyed —1/3 cup feta cheese, crumbled good food, but were too young to —1/3 cup chopped onion indulge in dining out. So we did —1/2 cup steamed broccoli florets the next best thing. We packed a (optional) picnic basket and a backgammon —1 cup Italian salad dressing (store- board and enjoyed a picnic. It is still one of our favorite out- bought or your favorite homemade) ings. A couple of years ago, Eddie watched the sunset. It was mem- changed. The dishes disappear. phoned me and asked me to pack orable and quite romantic until Step out of an ordinary day and INSTRUCTIONS a picnic dinner. I put together a the insects invaded! enjoy a couple of hours of picnic 1.Cook, drain and cool the pasta salad, cheese and crackers, fruit I suggest that you pack a picnic pleasure. Even if it’s just around 2.Mix the cucumbers, tomatoes, feta and dessert. Eddie surprised me and see what surprises await. and brought me to a quiet spot Once you put down the cellphone the corner, it will add sunshine cheese, onions, broccoli and Italian sal- in Nahant, where he had set up and engage in the wonders of na- to your life. ad dressing into the cooled pasta. a table and chairs. We had din- ture, you will feel like you are on Here is a great pasta salad rec- 3.Mix well and serve! ner, talked about our day and a mini-vacation. The scenery is ipe to pack … FDA: Sampling finds toxic nonstick compounds in some food

By Ellen Knickmeyer, polyfluoroalykyl substanc- couches, dental floss and John Flesher es, or PFAS. outdoor gear — to repeal and Michael Casey The level in the chocolate grease, water and stains. ASSOCIATED PRESS cake was higher: more than The chemicals also are 250 times the only federal found in firefighting foam, WASHINGTON — The guidelines, which are for which the Defense depart- PHOTO | Food and Drug Adminis- some PFAS in drinking wa- ment calls irreplaceable in ASSOCIATED PRESS tration found substantial ter. suppressing jet-fuel fires. levels of a worrisome class This recipe Food and Drug Admin- Especially around mili- for tandoori of nonstick, stain-resistant industrial compounds in istration spokeswoman tary bases and PFAS facil- chicken Tara Rabin said Monday ities, decades of use have with raita some grocery store meats and seafood and in off-the- that the agency thought built up levels in water, appears the contamination was “not soil and some treated sew- in the shelf chocolate cake, ac- cording to FDA research- likely to be a human health age sludge used to fertil- cookbook ers. concern,” even though the ize non-organic food crops “Spiced.” The FDA’s food-test re- tests exceeded the sole ex- and feed for livestock. sults are likely to heighten isting federal PFAS recom- They’ve been a topic of complaints by states and mendations for drinking congressional hearings, How to make a traditional public health groups that water. state legislation and in- President Donald Trump’s As a handful of PFAS tense federal and state administration is not act- contaminations of food scrutiny over the past two tandoori chicken — at home ing fast enough or firmly emerge around the country, years. enough to start regulating authorities have deemed Last year’s federal tox- Traditional tandoori We used this paste twice, A quick raita cooled the manmade compounds. some a health concern but icology review concluded chicken is marinated in yo- applying some directly to things down. If you are us- A federal toxicology re- not others. The agency con- the compounds are more gurt and spices and roasted the meat, which we slashed ing large chicken breasts port last year cited links siders each discovery of the dangerous than previous- in a superhot tandoor oven so the flavors penetrated, (about 1 pound each), cut between high levels of the compound in food case by ly thought, saying consis- to produce tender, flavor- and stirring the rest into each breast into three piec- compounds in people’s case, including the kind of tent studies of exposed ful meat and a beautiful yogurt for our marinade. es. We prefer to use our blood and health problems, food, levels of contamina- people “suggest associa- char. To make it at home, Arranged on a wire rack homemade Garam Masala but said it was not certain tion, frequency of consump- tions” with some kinds of we built a fragrant paste, set in a baking sheet, our (recipe follows) and Every- the nonstick compounds tion and latest scientific in- cancers, liver problems, blooming ginger and garlic chicken roasted gently and day Chili Powder (recipe were the cause. formation, Rabin said. low birth weight and oth- in oil before adding garam evenly in a moderate oven; follows), but you can sub- The levels in nearly half There are nearly 5,000 er issues. masala, cumin and chili a few minutes under the stitute store-bought spices. of the meat and fish test- varieties of PFAS, which The compounds have powder. broiler delivered char. Serve with rice. ed were two or more times DuPont created in 1938 been dubbed “forever over the only currently ex- and first put into use for chemicals” because they isting federal advisory level nonstick cookware. Indus- take thousands of years Tandoori chicken with raita for any kind of the widely tries use them in countless to degrade, and because used manmade compounds, consumer items — food some accumulate in peo- Servings: 4 Transfer half of garlic mixture Garam Masala: which are called per- and packaging, carpets and ple’s bodies. Start to finish: 1 hour, 30 to bowl and stir in yogurt and The warm, floral, and earthy minutes 2 tablespoons lime juice; set flavor profile of garam masala Raita: marinade aside. Combine (“warm spice blend”) makes Veggie products face new —­1 cup plain whole-milk remaining garlic mixture, re- it a welcome addition to most yogurt maining 2 tablespoons lime curries or a great seasoning labeling restrictions in Louisiana —2 tablespoons minced juice, and salt in large bowl. for meat. fresh cilantro Using sharp knife, make 2 or —3 tablespoons black pep- By Melinda Deslatte Orleans Democrat, unsuc- lain, a Republican. —1 garlic clove, minced 3 short slashes in each piece percorns ASSOCIATED PRESS cessfully sought to derail A divided House voted —Salt of chicken. Transfer chicken to —8 teaspoons coriander the labeling restrictions, 58-29 Monday for the bill. —Cayenne pepper large bowl and gently rub with seeds BATON ROUGE, La. — saying some out-of-state Gov. John Bel Edwards, Chicken: garlic-lime juice mixture until —4 teaspoons cardamom Bye-bye, cauliflower rice. companies likely will pull a Democrat, hasn’t said —2 tablespoons vegetable all pieces are evenly coated. pods Farewell, veggie sausage. their veggie foods from whether he’ll agree to the oil Let sit at room temperature for —2 1/2 teaspoons cumin See you later, chicken-free store shelves rather than new restrictions, which —6 garlic cloves, minced 30 minutes. seeds strips. change the labels for a would take effect in Octo- —2 tablespoons grated fresh Adjust oven rack to up- —1 1/2 (3 inch) cinnamon Louisiana lawmakers small state like Louisiana. ber 2020 and are backed ginger per-middle position and heat sticks have agreed to labeling “The outcome of this is by Louisiana’s agriculture —1 tablespoon Garam Mas- oven to 325 F. Set wire rack in Process all ingredients restrictions that will keep there will be less products commissioner. ala (recipe follows) aluminum foil-lined rimmed in spice grinder until finely veggie products from be- in the market because Edwards’ spokeswoman —2 teaspoons ground cumin baking sheet. Pour yogurt ground, about 30 seconds. ing called meat, non-rice small businesses will be Christina Stephens said —2 teaspoons Everyday marinade over chicken and products from being de- Everyday Chili Powder: unable to deal with the la- the governor wants to re- Chili Powder (recipe follows) toss until chicken is evenly scribed as rice and sugar This balanced all-purpose beling,” Morrell said. view the final language, —1 cup plain whole-milk and thickly coated. Arrange alternatives from being powder is mild but has per- When people ask why but she added: “For the yogurt chicken pieces, scored sides marketed as sugar. they can’t get a veggie record, he likes real rice in —1/4 cup lime juice (2 down, on prepared rack; dis- ceptible smoke and heat. A 31-7 Senate vote Tues- We prefer the robust flavor of product, Morrell said, his gumbo.” limes), plus lime wedges for card excess marinade. Roast day gave final passage businesses will point to Louisiana’s agriculture serving chicken until breasts register Mexican oregano, but you can to the bill by Democratic substitute any dried oregano. the Legislature: “They’re commissioner would have —2 teaspoons salt 125 F and drumsticks/thighs Sen. Francis Thompson, going to say, ‘Well, you enforcement authority —3 pounds bone-in chick- register 130 F, 15 to 25 min- ­—2 ounces (7 to 8) dried chairman of the Senate New Mexican chiles, stemmed, don’t get that product when the law takes effect, en pieces (split breasts cut utes. (Smaller pieces may agriculture committee because (lawmakers) de- with civil penalties up in half, drumsticks, and/or cook faster than larger pieces. seeded, and torn into 1/2 who represents a rural inch pieces (1 1/2 cups) cided for you that you to $500 per day for each thighs), skin removed, trimmed Remove pieces from oven as northeast Louisiana dis- should not have access to violation. The penalties For the raita: Combine yo- they reach correct tempera- —1 teaspoon cumin seeds trict. Six other states —1/2 teaspoon dried Mexi- it because you’re too dumb would be levied against gurt, cilantro, and garlic in ture.) have passed labeling re- to know the difference be- the manufacturers that bowl and season with salt and Adjust oven rack 6 inch- can oregano strictions: Arkansas, Mis- —1 tablespoon paprika tween cauliflower rice and affix the labels to prod- cayenne to taste. Refrigerate es from broiler element and sissippi, Missouri, Okla- regular rice.’” —1/2 teaspoon garlic pow- ucts. until ready to serve. (Raita can heat broiler. Return chicken to homa, South Dakota and Thompson said the The Plant Based Foods der be refrigerated for up to 24 wire rack in pan, scored sides Wyoming. “truth in labeling” bill Association calls the re- —1/4 teaspoon cayenne hours). up, and broil until chicken is Supporters say they’re protects Louisiana’s large strictions unnecessary, pepper For the chicken: Heat oil in lightly charred in spots and making sure consumers agricultural industry. He saying products already 10 inch skillet over medium breasts register 160 F and Working in batches, process know what they’re buying said six other states have are clearly labeled. The heat until shimmering. Add drumsticks/thighs register New Mexican chiles, cumin and protecting farmers enacted similar provi- California-based organi- garlic and ginger and cook un- 175 F, 8 to 15 minutes. Trans- seeds, and oregano in spice who have spent millions to sions. zation describes the mea- til fragrant, about 30 seconds. fer chicken to serving platter, grinder until finely ground, brand their products. But “Sugar is sugar, and sure an attack on free Stir in garam masala, cumin, tent with foil, and let rest for 5 about 30 seconds. Stir in pa- opponents say the change rice is rice, and the people speech rights, saying le- and chili powder and cook un- minutes. Serve with raita and prika, garlic powder and cay- will limit veggie product of Louisiana deserve to gal analysts don’t believe til fragrant, about 30 seconds. lime wedges. enne. availability in Louisiana. know the truth,” said bill such a law could survive a Sen. J.P. Morrell, a New supporter Sen. Bret Al- court challenge.