WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2018

RIDING OUT A WHITEOUT

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Above, a blizzard wasn’t going to stop Hansen Hundahl, 18, of Marblehead, left, and Quint Finney, 18, of Chelsea from cross-country skiing down Washington Street in Marblehead on Tuesday. Below left, a pedestrian’s footprints through freshly fallen snow as the storm picks up. Bottom right, Roberto Camilo of Lynn clears off a car in an Oxford Street parking lot. For more storm photos, see pages A7, A8. By Gayla Cawley, Roberto Scalese, and Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF The North Shore saw its third powerful nor’eas- ter in a matter of two weeks on Tuesday, a slow-moving storm which brought more than a foot of snow onto the region, only six days after the rst two, which  ooded communities and knocked out power. The snow was still falling late into the evening, forcing a second day of cancellations and parking bans.

Lynn Despite being hammered by the blizzard, Lynn Department of Public Works commissioner An- drew Hall said the city did well in terms of crews keeping up with the storm. “It’s a lot of snow,” said Hall Tuesday night. “We’re expecting almost 20 inches of snow, so we have all the pieces out there.” By 5 p.m. Tuesday, about a foot of snow had been dumped in Lynn. Hall said at the time that he expected another seven inches to fall before the storm tapers off in the early morning hours on Wednesday. The challenge with this storm, he said, has been that the snow is spread out over 24 hours — long duration storms are challenging for everyone, both men and equipment, adding that it was a lot of hours to be behind the wheel of a truck. Hall said there were approximately 50 DPW pieces out working, along with about 300 contract pieces. He was planning to keep them out until the STORM, A7 Not so sweet news for NECCO Lighting the way in Saugus By Thomas Grillo which calls itself the oldest continuous- By Bridget Turcotte for better signage so this won’t happen ITEM STAFF ly operating candy company in the U.S., ITEM STAFF in the future. That’s a primary concern. said it has been in negotiations with po- Something to make it a little more re ec- REVERE — Necco’s days could be tential buyers to allow for it to remain SAUGUS — A $1.5 million state grant tive for walkers would be a good thing.” numbered. open. for the Northern Strand Communi- Town Planner Krista Leahy said she The 171-year-old confectionary compa- But Necco CEO Michael McGee wrote ty Trail could be used to improve road has met with the Executive Of ce of En- ny, best known for Necco Wafers, Mary since there’s no assurance a sale would crossings along the path. ergy and Environmental Affairs about Janes, and Valentine Sweethearts, will be completed, workers will be laid off by In light of a recent accident in which using some of the $1.5 million grant lay off 395 employees and close its man- May 6. an elderly couple was walking on the funding announced last month to imple- ufacturing plant if a buyer can’t be found “We deeply regret and understand the trail and were struck by a car, Planning ment other safety measures. by May 6, according to a letter from Nec- uncertainty this action may cause our Board chairman Peter Rossetti said he The Baker-Polito Administration an- co to Mayor Brian Arrigo. valued employees,” he wrote. would like to see additional signs with nounced a commitment of at least $1.5 “It is disheartening to learn that hun- The story was rst reported in The  ashing lights installed where the rail million to fund designs for the trail in dreds of workers, some of which are Re- Boston Globe. trail crosses major roads. Everett, Lynn, Malden, Revere, and Sau- vere residents, will potentially lose their Last year, Framingham-based Atlantic “They were injured and narrowly sur- gus in February. jobs,” Arrigo said in a text. vived,” said Rossetti. “One of the sugges- In a letter last week to the city, Necco, REVERE, A7 tions, as part of an open space plan, is SAUGUS, A7

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Mabel M. Jodoin, 92 Flora I. Musgrave, 99 Ella Mitchell 1925-2018 1948-2018 LYNN — Mabel of Swampscott, and PEABODY — Flora I. Mus- She was the mother of Be- LYNN — Ella Mitchell, long- room burst out into laughter. Mary (Comeau) Jo- Susan Bateman and grave, 99, of Peabody, former- atrice Morren of Austin, Texas, time resident of the Lynn area, She is survived by her two doin, a longtime res- her husband Stephen ly a longtime resident of Lynn, and the late Russell C. Mus- died Wednesday, March 7 at daughters, Kimberlee Middle- ident of Lynn, passed of Salisbury; her 16 died unexpectedly at home on grave Jr. and Charles C. Mus- Lahey Hospital & Medical ton and Jada Middleton; and away at the age 92 grandchildren; six March 10, 2018. She was the grave. She is survived by six Center in Burlington. her five grandchildren, Lester on Saturday, March great-grandchildren; cherished wife of the late Rus- grandchildren and twenty-one Born June 6, 1948 in Lynn, Davis, Joshua Davis, Michad 10, 2018. her siblings, Henry sell C. Musgrave, with whom great grandchildren. she attended and graduat- Jones, Jaide Jones and Se- Born in Lynn on Comeau of Virginia, she had shared 63 years of Service information: Vis- ed from Lynn English High lah Fraser, all of whom live July 21, 1925, she Lawrence Comeau marriage. itation will be held at GO- School. Ella worked for Gener- in Lynn, and brought copious was the daughter of and his wife Alice of Born and raised in Lynn, ODRICH Funeral Home, 128 al Electric for 30 years. amounts of joy and laughter the late Joseph and Evelina Danvers, Pauline Reczek of she was the daughter of the Washington St., Lynn, on Ella loved being surround- into her life. Comeau. Mabel was raised Peabody, and Anna Bourke of late Philip and Flora (Potts) Thursday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., ed by family and socializing Service information: Her in Lynn and educated at St. Reading. Mabel was preced- Turgeon. Flora resided in Lynn followed by a funeral service with her friends. Ella had a funeral will be held Friday in Jeans School then attended ed in death by her grandson, where she and her husband at 1 p.m. and burial in Pu- personality that could make the Zion Baptist Church, 4 St. Anne’s Academy in Marl- Philip Matthew Jodoin as well were active in the community ritan Lawn Memorial Park, any person’s bad day a good Adams Street Ext., Lynn, at borough. Growing up in a huge as her siblings, Amos Comeau, and raised their family. They Peabody. Those desiring may one. She also had a smile and 11 a.m. Visitation will begin household of brothers and Alfred Comeau, Andrew Co- moved to Peabody in 1973. make a memorial gift to a laugh that could light up a at 10 a.m. Arrangements sisters, Mabel found her true meau, Wallace Comeau, Sister Flora was once very active in the Central Congregational room. Ella’s humor was anoth- by the GOODRICH Funeral calling to be a nurturing moth- Marie Comeau, Stella Brown the Central Congregational Church, 97 Broad St., Lynn, er infectious quality that she Home, 128 Washington St., er. She was a devoted home- and Mabel Comeau. Several Church of Lynn. MA 01902. possessed; she could make a Lynn. maker and wife to the late nieces and nephews survive Richard C. Jodoin, who passed her as well. in September of 2016, and a Service information: Fu- dedicated mother to her sev- neral from the CUFFE-Mc- en children. Her children gave GINN Funeral Home, 157 Francis marks 5 years as pope her a new generation to care Maple St., Lynn, on Saturday, for as she was blessed with March 17, 2018 at 8 a.m., 16 grandchildren to love. Ma- followed by a funeral Mass in bel was a dedicated Catholic St. Pius V Church, 215 Maple amid love, disenchantment and was a communicant of St. St., Lynn, at 9 a.m. Burial will Pius V. Church in Lynn as well follow in Pine Grove Ceme- By Nicole Winfield as a member of the Ladies’ tery, Lynn. Visiting hours will ASSOCIATED PRESS Sodality. be held in the funeral home Mabel is survived by her chil- on Friday, March 16 from 4-8 VATICAN CITY — Pope dren, Paul Jodoin and his wife p.m. Contributions in Ma- Francis marked his fifth Karen of Lynnfield, Philip Jodo- bel’s memory may be made anniversary as pope Tues- in and his wife Kelly of Lynn, to Alzheimer’s Association, day by receiving votes of Peter Jodoin of Saugus, John 309 Waverley Oaks Road, confidence from his pre- Jodoin and his wife Nancy of Waltham, MA 02452. For di- decessor and current Vat- Peabody, Mary Kurpiel and her rections and to sign the on- ican No. 2, even as surveys husband Peter of Lynn, Janet line guestbook, please visit showed his reform-mind- Conti and her husband Adam www.cuffemcginn.com. ed papacy was turning off some of the most faithful, church-going Catholics. First out of the gate to give him thumbs-up was Emeritus Pope Benedict Dwight B. McFadden, 77 XVI, whose historic resig- nation paved the way for Francis’ election on March SPENCER — Dwight Arlene McFadden of 13, 2013. B. McFadden, age Reading; his sister, In a letter released on 77, of Spencer, and Mary Ramsdell of the eve of Francis’ anni- a longtime resident Maine; his in-laws, versary, Benedict publicly of Lynn, passed away Mary Ann Corr, Bren- dismissed as “foolish prej- Sunday, March 11, da and Dennis Col- udice” the opinions of crit- 2018. He was the lins and Bernadette ics who say Francis has husband of Leo Corr. and Frank Perry, all of no theological heft and Born in Lubec, Lynn; nine grandchil- represents a rupture from Maine, he was the dren, his Godchildren, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Benedict’s papacy. son of Byron and Paulyne Trey Young and William Deiulis, Pope Francis poses for a selfie during a Jubilee audience in St. Peter’s Benedict said a new Vat- (Small) McFadden. Dwight both of Lynn, his former wife, Square at the Vatican. was a mental health work- Eleanor Bradley, many nieces, ican-curated volume of er, working in Tewksbury and nephews, aunts, uncles, cous- books on Francis’ theology dogma under the Church’s still-high support for Christian roots amid an Danvers. He continued work- ins and extended family, Mark “shows Pope Francis is a first Jesuit pope is adrift. Francis among church-go- influx of refugees, to re- ing as a driver for GLSS, from Figenbaum and Steve Pohl. man of profound philo- where he retired. He also leaves his very special sophical and theological Francis’ supporters in- ing, practicing Catholics. think priestly celibacy and He loved reading, watching and good friend, his dog, Mr. training and helps to see sist he is in complete The 86 percent who back to crack down on clerical and playing along with Jeop- Jinx. He was the brother of the the interior continuity be- harmony with church him 12 percentage points sex abuse. ardy and cooking shows. He late Mickey McFadden. tween the two pontificates, teaching and Benedict’s lower than in 2015. Cardinal Pietro Parolin, also enjoyed sweets. Service information: with all the differences in doctrinaire papacy. They The poll, conducted by the Vatican secretary of In addition to his husband, Dwight’s funeral service will style and temperament.” say Francis is merely em- the BVA firm, paralleled state, acknowledged Fran- he is survived by his children, be held in the GOODRICH Francis frequently phasizing “discernment” the decline among prac- cis had his critics. But he Stephanie and Dennis Dono- Funeral Home, 128 Wash- downplays the work of to navigate complex pasto- ticing Catholics in the U.S. distinguished between hue of Wilmington, Brian Mc- ington St., Lynn, on Friday at theologians, and his critics ral situations. reported by the Pew Re- “destructive, aggressive, Fadden of Lynn, Andrea and 11 a.m. Burial will follow in have flagged his cautious But the debate is taking search Center. really bad criticisms” that Peter Marra of Groveland and Puritan Lawn Memorial Park, opening to allowing di- its toll. A poll published The BVA survey said go- have to be accepted as a Carl and Jill McFadden of Peabody. Visitation is Thurs- vorced and civilly remar- Tuesday in France’s Le ing forward, French Cath- cross to bear and “con- Reading; his daughter-in-law, day, 5-8 p.m. ried Catholics to receive Figaro newspaper found olics wanted to see Fran- structive criticism” that Communion as a sign that a significant drop in the cis better defend Europe’s can be helpful.

Steven H. Toomajian, 58 Zinke defends plan to raise

NAHANT — Steven H. his aunt, Mary Humber and park fees amid flap over travel Toomajian, age 58, of Nahant, her husband Richard of Win- died at his home with his lov- chester; his mother-in-law, Pa- By Michael him to return to Washing- ing family at his side on Friday, tricia Girard and her husband Biesecker and ton in time to take a horse- March 9, 2018. He was the Paul of Nahant; his brother-in- Matthew Daly back ride with Vice Presi- husband of Patricia Ann (Hick- law, James F. Hickey and his ASSOCIATED PRESS dent Mike Pence. ey) Toomajian, with whom he wife Elizabeth of Ipswich, and Zinke has previously shared 27 years of marriage. his nieces and nephews, Lyd- WASHINGTON — Inte- derided the flap over his Born in Medford, he was ia and Nolan James Hickey of rior Secretary Ryan Zinke pricey flights as “a little the son of the late Sarkis and Ipswich. bristled Tuesday under BS” and pointed to flights Emma (Berberian) Toomajian. Service information: His questioning by Democrats taken by former Interi- He was raised in Somerville funeral will be held on Sat- about his travel spending or Secretary Sally Jewell and Winchester and had lived urday at 9 a.m. from the as the Trump adminis- during the Obama admin- in Nahant for 22 years. SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 67 tration seeks deep cuts istration. Steve was a senior sys- Ocean St. (Route 1A), Lynn, to conservation programs Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., tems administrator for Arnold followed by a funeral Mass and fee increases at na- told Zinke he has fallen far Worldwide, Boston. at 10 a.m. in St. Thomas tional parks. short of his self-professed He was an active member Aquinas Church. Burial will Zinke testified before a role model, Theodore Roo- of the Nahant community as a follow in Greenlawn Ceme- Senate committee about sevelt, a renowned conser- volunteer at the Johnson Ele- tery. Relatives and friends the agency’s proposed vationist who protected mentary School, Nahant Little are respectfully invited to $11.7 billion budget for about 230 million acres of League, and the Cub Scout attend. Memorial visiting 2019. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS public lands. By contrast, Program. He was very proud hours Friday 4-8 p.m. In lieu He has proposed dou- Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke testifies before Zinke “pushed the largest of his Armenian Heritage and of flowers donations may be bling entry fees during the Senate Committee on Energy and Natu- reduction of ... treasured enjoyed running and partici- made to North Shore Cancer peak seasons at some of ral Resources during a committee hearing on public lands in American pating in half marathons and Center c/o Mass General the nation’s most popu- the President’s Budget Request for Fiscal Year history,” proposed opening other races. Development Office, 125 lar national parks to help 2019, Tuesday on Capitol Hill in Washington. most of America’s coasts In addition to his wife, he Nashua St., Suite 540, Bos- make up for an $11 billion to offshore oil drilling and is survived by his children, ton, MA 02114 or Pancreatic backlog in needed mainte- mistake for him to spend “I resent the fact of your “played a shell game” with Meghann M., Anne P., and Cancer Foundation, P.O. Box nance. Meanwhile, an In- $12,375 on a late-night insults, I resent the fact wildfire budgeting during Steven J. Toomajian, all of Na- 1848 Longmont, CO 80502. terior advisory committee trip in June from Las Ve- they’re misleading, I re- the most expensive wild- hant; his brother, Kenneth C. Directions and guestbook at has proposed cutting roy- gas to his home state of sent the fact of the doors,” fire season in U.S. history, and his wife Gail of Reading; www.solimine.com. alty fees paid by energy Montana on a private jet. Zinke said to Cantwell, the Wyden said. companies to drill for oil “Well, first, insults and tone of his voice growing and natural gas in federal innuendos are mislead- sharp. “And I’ll go through waters. ST JUDE NOVENA ing. I never took a pri- line by line. ... To allege 781-593-7700 May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, Lynn Drug Task Force The former Navy SEAL glorified, loved, and preserved throughout the vate jet anywhere,” Zinke that it’s a private jet is in- Publishing Daily, except Sundays world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus Hotline flashed with anger when said, adding that all three appropriate, ma’am.” USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 pray for us. St. Jude, worker of mireacles, 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA pray for us. St. Jude, Helper of the hopeless, All reports of or text the word the Energy and Natu- flights he had taken on Zinke is one of sever- pray for us. Say this prayer 9 times a day. 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My prayers have been anonymous Subscriptions answered F.M.L. pressed him on whether propellers, not jet engines. who have been under in- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States he could justify increasing Zinke also referenced a tense scrutiny for spend- $20.00 for 4 weeks access fees for working report last week by The ing on travel and other ex- $65.00 for 13 weeks Americans when he has Associated Press that the penses that critics deemed $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! been spending taxpayer Interior Department is questionable. Records Send payment to and POSTMASTER, money on chartered air- spending nearly $139,000 show he also spent more send address changes to: Call Customer Service to place an ad plane flights. Sen. Maria to upgrade three sets of than $53,000 on three he- The Daily Item Cantwell of Washington double doors in his office at licopter trips last summer, 110 Munroe St. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 asked Zinke if it was a the agency’s headquarters. including one that allowed P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2018 A3 LYNN Lynn beaches benefit from ‘pledge and plunge’

BOSTON — Lynn beaches are primary ben- eficiaries from more than ‘This year we $50,000 raised during last caught a break, Sunday’s seventh annual and missed the Harpoon Shamrock Splash. The “pledge and plunge” really wicked fundraiser, held in South weather. Thanks Boston, supports Save the Harbor/Save the Bay’s Bet- to everyone who ter Beaches Program Part- helped us raise nership with the state De- funds to support partment of Conservation and Recreation (DCR). another great The partnership pro- season on the beach vides a summer’s worth in 2018.’ of free concerts and beach festivals, sand-sculpting BRUCE BERMAN competitions, and youth programs on the region’s Save The Harbor public beaches in Lynn and spokesman Nahant along with Revere, Winthrop, East Boston, South Boston, Dorchester, ipants won JetBlue flights Quincy and Hull. and great Harpoon swag “This year we caught a for reaching fundraising break, and missed the re- goals. Carol Haney from ally wicked weather,” said Revere raised $1,185 as Save the Harbor/Save the one of two top fundraisers Bay’s spokesman Bruce for the event, along with Berman, who has splashed Bridget Ryan from South each year since the event Boston, who raised $1,190. began. “Thanks to every- Fundraisers had the one who helped us raise option to direct their do- funds to support another nations to their favorite great season on the beach local beach with $7,180 in 2018.” earmarked for South Bos- Packed with prizes and ton, followed by Lynn and fun, the Splash included Nahant with $4,101. best costume winners, in- Winthrop was third with cluding Joe Skahan from $3,021. Participants raised Lynn as Shark Man, who $2,200 for Constitution won a JetBlue flight. Beach and $1,656 for Re- DCR Commissioner Leo vere Beach. In addition, Roy said Department of Dorchester received $995, Conservation and Recre- Wollaston with $880, and ation staff work hard to Nantasket with $815. ensure that agency man- Save the Harbor would aged natural resources, like to thank event spon- such as beaches in Boston, sors at Harpoon Brewery, Hull, Nahant, Revere, and JetBlue, Mix 104.1, Baja Taco, The Daily Catch, L.L. Winthrop, are clean, acces- PHOTO | SAVE THE HARBOR sible, and enjoyed in a safe Bean, Unreal Candy, Pow- environment. erCrunch and the Blue Sky The Harpoon Shamrock Splash in South Boston raised $50,000, which will go toward Save the “The Baker-Polito Ad- Collaborative, and their Harbor/Save the Bay’s Better Beaches Program, which benefits the region’s public beaches in ministration continues to Better Beaches Program Nahant, Revere, Winthrop and Lynn. foster strong partnerships Funding Partners at The that leverage excellent Boston Foundation, The As the region’s leading Islands, Save the Harbor/ them with the public for at www.savetheharbor. outdoor recreational op- Harold Whitworth Pierce voice for clean water and Save the Bay’s mission everyone to enjoy. org, their blog “Sea, Sand portunities for people of all Charitable Trust, the continued public invest- is to restore and protect For more information & Sky” at blog.savethehar- abilities to benefit from,” Richard Saltonstall Foun- ment in Boston Harbor, Boston Harbor, Massachu- about Save the Harbor/ bor.org, or follow savethe- Roy said. dation, National Grid and the region’s public beach- setts Bay and the marine Save the Bay and the work harbor on Facebook, Twit- This year’s Splash partic- Comcast. es, and the Boston Harbor environment and share they do, visit their website ter, and Instagram.

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Michele Iannaco A Lynn City Council discussion on recre- ernment evaluates health erage for as little as $0 per getting Medicare. You can also learn about plans Sales Representative, ext. 1315 ational marijuana fell to the wayside when plans across the nation in month so it’s a good idea to [email protected] Tuesday’s blizzard hit. But Mother Nature areas like member satis- check and see if your cur- available to you by visit- can’t keep local councilors and their counter- faction, customer service, rent medications would ing each plan’s website, Ralph Mitchell and access to care. Five be covered. Choosing a attending informational Sales Representative, ext. 1313 parts across the state from avoiding the ques- [email protected] tion: How recreational is legal marijuana use stars is the highest rating Medicare plan with built- events in your community, going to be? a Medicare health plan in prescription drug cov- or on Medicare.gov. It is Patricia Whalen When voters legalized a drug that once sent can achieve, and will give erage can save you money important for you to iden- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] people to jail if they were caught with it, they you a sense of each plan’s each year. Just be sure you tify your priorities and overall quality. To learn understand the copays for opened a dialogue about marijuana use. Legal- understand your options BUSINESS OFFICE ization proponents initially set their sights on more about star ratings, each medication you take, as you decide on a Medi- medicinal marijuana and successfully made a visit https://www.medi- as they may vary from care plan that will best Susan J. Conti case for legalizing marijuana for medical use. care.gov/find-a-plan/stat- plan to plan. serve your personal needs Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] Proponents and opponents of legalization icpages/rating/planrat- Does the plan offer addi- as you enter the golden alike knew the next debate and battleground ing-help.aspx tional benefits? Medicare years. Ted Grant over the drug would be legalization for recre- How healthy are you? plans can offer additional Publisher, ext. 1234 ational use. Insisting a drug has recreational If you believe you will be benefits and savings for Patty Blake is president, [email protected] value is to suggest its use is sufficiently prev- generally healthy over services such as dental, Senior Products, Tufts Marian Kinney alent and socially acceptable for people to ask the coming year, you may vision, eyewear, acupunc- Health Plan. ext. 1212 for — no, demand — places where they can use [email protected] it recreationally. NANCY KAFFER Will Kraft It’s easy to equate changing views about mar- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 ijuana use with alcohol use but the compari- [email protected] sons are somewhat contradictory. In arguing Jennifer Perez for its legalization, some proponents pointed Betsy DeVos crashes, burns ext. 1205 out marijuana is not like alcohol and argued [email protected] the end result of ingesting cannabis is not a release of inhibitions that potentially leads to Mike Shanahan in ‘60 Minutes’ interview Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 socially unacceptable behavior, including dan- [email protected] gerous driving or violence. The social acceptance argument in favor of Betsy DeVos, folks! on most school rankings Carolina Trujillo marijuana more closely resembled a discus- The stuttering incoher- is chat-worthy. The states Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] sion about lifestyle choices with proponents ence and total lack of even most frequently discussed claiming marijuana use is a choice responsible casual familiarity with the as places you’d like to em- Jim Wilson adults make and it is a choice that should allow state of education back ulate, education-wise, are Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 those same adults to responsibly use marijua- home on display Sunday Massachusetts, Florida and [email protected] na in semi-public settings. night during the U.S. Sec- Tennessee. We talk a lot, CIRCULATION That is an option that many municipal lead- retary of Education’s in- here in Michigan, about be- terview with “60 Minutes’” ing more like those states, Lisa Mahmoud ers aren’t willing to accept. Peabody has drawn Manager, ext. 1239 the line on private club and hotel marijuana Lesley Stahl? but don’t make the kinds [email protected] use and the debate emerging in Lynn is focused That’s the woman whose of investments that would more on where recreational marijuana should firm-but-horribly-mis- lead to real improvement, CLASSIFIED be prohibited rather than where it should be guided hand has directed which most people agree Abbe Young Smith allowed. education policy here in requires some form of: Pick- Manager, ext. 1276 Proponents aren’t naive enough to think a Michigan since the 1990s. ing some standards and [email protected] statewide vote legalizing marijuana was sim- And that’s the kind of FILE PHOTO | AMY BETH BENNETT/ sticking with them; train- ply going to put the recreational use question profound insight that gets SUN SENTINEL/TNS ing, supporting and paying NEWSROOM to rest. A large number of people who voted in the Michigan Legislature U.S. Secretary of Ed- teachers; understand that Bill Brotherton favor of legalization probably stood in a voting to say “How high?” when ucation Betsy Devos children have different Features Editor ext. 1338 booth and said to themselves, “Hey, what do DeVos says “Jump!” speaks during a news needs and fund accordingly. [email protected] I care if someone smokes pot or eat cannabis Pair it with humdingers conference. Nor was it surprising Gayla Cawley brownies? They’re not bothering me.” like this, and it explains that DeVos told Stahl that Reporter, ext. 1236 That is relatively benign and semi-sound log- an awful lot about why she hasn’t visited those [email protected] a billion dollars a year from ic, but it obviously isn’t translating well into we’re not doing so hot: Michigan schools whose traditional public schools Cheryl Charles public policy when it comes to the recreational Schools, yes, are made performance has plum- to fund charter schools and News Editor, ext. 1278 marijuana location discussion. The bottom line up of individual students. meted as a result of the [email protected] enable schools of choice — is that people may not care if the person behind Who go to school in build- reforms she’s promoted: that is, traditional public Thomas Grillo them in the grocery store line smokes pot in ings, run by systems, using A few years back, I asked schools that open enroll- Reporter, ext. 1264 private. But they may not like to smell burn- books and materials and DeVos’ representative if I [email protected] ing marijuana wafting out of someone’s car and taught by teachers. To in- ment to students from oth- could sit down with the fu- they probably don’t like the idea of having a vest in students requires er geographic areas. DeVos ture U.S. secretary of edu- Spenser Hasak recreational marijuana club or whatever pro- investing in the array of is also an avid supporter of Photographer, ext. 1332 cation, then just an incredi- [email protected] prietors want to call it on their street or even people and things that en- vouchers, which allow par- bly wealthy and influential in their neighborhood. able classroom instruction ents to pay private- or pa- Republican megadonor, to Thor Jourgensen The bottom line is the courts will probably be to happen — in the same rochial-school tuition with discuss why, exactly, it is so Editorial Director, ext. 1267 [email protected] the place where public policy on recreational way that, say, investing in tax dollars. important to her to reshape marijuana use gets hashed (pun intended) out. a child who lives in your The theory behind unfet- public education — partic- Steve Krause Marijuana may be legal but social definitions home requires funding a tered choice is that tradi- ularly because the major- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 on its acceptable use may well be years away safe, secure space to live tional schools will be forced ity of the children DeVos’ [email protected] to improve once they are from becoming the norm. in, food to eat and clothing preferences impact are Owen O’Rourke to wear. subjected to competition. hundreds of miles, both lit- Photographer, ext. 1224 Does that mean you’re It does not work that erally and figuratively, from [email protected] investing in things, not way. At least, it hasn’t in Grand Rapids, the commu- Michigan, where the tradi- Roberto Scalese in the child itself? Sure, nity she calls home. Her Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 but they’re things for the tional public schools that representative declined on [email protected] child — and I’m a little lose funding and students DeVos’ behalf. Mark Sutherland confused by what else she to choice don’t get better But I’d still like to know. — an empirical fact that Creative Director thinks should go on, giv- In the meantime, Mrs. De- [email protected] en that there’s not really continues, it seems from Vos, if you’d like to try that any evidence that pinning Sunday’s interview, to be thing with the hundreds, I Anne Marie Tobin hundred-dollar bills to a lost on DeVos. will personally meet you at Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 kid’s shirt results in better I mean, education circles any school in Detroit with a [email protected] educational outcomes. don’t exactly buzz about box of safety pins. Bridget Turcotte And yet! DeVos is the the Michigan miracle, un- Reporter, ext. 1269 chief architect and funder less our rapid drop from Nancy Kaffer is a col- [email protected] of Michigan’s school choice the middle of the middle umnist with Detroit Free Ryan York movement, now siphoning to the bottom of the bottom Press. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5

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WASHINGTON (AP) — the White House — a dip- tweet, and hadn’t discussed him, that official said. President Donald Trump lomatic take on a fractious it directly with Trump. All of the officials de- unceremoniously dumped relationship that included Goldstein said the former manded anonymity be- Secretary of State Rex Til- reports that Tillerson had Exxon Mobil CEO was “un- cause they weren’t autho- lerson on Tuesday — by privately called the presi- aware of the reason” he was rized to speak publicly. tweet — and picked CIA dent a “moron.” fired and “had had every in- “I think Rex will be much Director Mike Pompeo to Appearing in the State tention of staying.” happier now,” Trump said take his place, abruptly Department briefing room Then Goldstein, hours before flying to California. ending Tillerson’s turbu- for likely the last time, Til- after making those com- Trump’s change puts lent tenure as America’s lerson’s voice quavered as ments, was fired, too. Pompeo, an ardent foe of top diplomat and escalating he described successes of Multiple White House of- the Iran nuclear deal, in the administration’s chaot- his roughly one-year tenure: ficials said that Tillerson charge of U.S. diplomacy ic second-year shake-up. an economic pressure cam- had been informed of the as the president decides Tillerson was ousted paign on North Korea and a decision Friday, while he PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS whether to withdraw the barely four hours after new Afghanistan plan. was in Ethiopia. One official U.S. from the agreement. he returned from an Af- “I will now return to pri- Rex Tillerson is out, and Mike Pompeo is in at said chief of staff John Kelly Trump faces another rica mission and with no vate life, private citizen, a the State Department. had called Tillerson on Fri- face-to-face conversation proud American, proud of day and again on Saturday deadline in May to decide whether to remain in the with the president, the the opportunity I’ve had to as acting secretary until orously disagreed about to warn him that Trump Obama-era nuclear agree- latest casualty of an un- serve my country.” Pompeo is confirmed. Til- whether Tillerson had was about to take imminent ruly White House that has He did not mention action if he did not resign ment that he campaigned lerson will remain secre- even been informed of his aggressively against. seen multiple top officials Trump — other than to tary in name until March firing in advance. and that a replacement had depart in recent weeks. say that he’d spoken by already been identified. Til- Tillerson has pushed 31, when he formally re- Undersecretary of State Citing the Iran nucle- phone to the president lerson canceled his entire Trump to remain in the Steve Goldstein and other ar deal and other issues, Tuesday while Trump was signs his commission. schedule that Saturday in agreement and had been Trump said he and Tiller- on Air Force One. In an illustration of the State Department officials Ethiopia, with the State De- pursuing a delicate strat- son were “not really think- He said he would del- gulf that has long separat- said Tuesday morning that partment telling reporters egy with European allies ing the same.” egate all authority to ed Tillerson and Trump, Tillerson hadn’t learned he he was sick. and others to try to im- “We disagreed on things,” Deputy Secretary John the White House and the was dismissed until he saw When Tillerson didn’t prove or augment it to Trump told reporters at Sullivan, who will serve State Department vig- Trump’s early-morning step aside, Trump fired Trump’s liking. Trump reviews designs for wall

SAN DIEGO (AP) — fair how he has the choice to President Donald Trump separate us,” said Gonzalez, on Tuesday got his chance a dual citizen who lives in to inspect prototypes for Tijuana and crosses the bor- the “big beautiful border der daily to work at a San wall” he wants to build Diego ramen restaurant. to separate the U.S. from Army veteran Mark Pri- Mexico, saying strength- eto, 48, shook his head as ening the border would he walked by the protest. help stop “99 percent” of “People are so nar- illegal immigration — or, row-minded,” the River- he allowed, “maybe more side firefighter said as the than that.” crowd chanted. “Finally The president, making we have someone who is his first trip to California putting America first.” as president, appeared en- His wife, Corina Prieto, gaged as he was briefed on a nurse who has extended eight border wall designs. family in Mexico, agreed. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS He said he preferred a ful- Both voted for Trump. President Trump says he will nominate Gina ly concrete wall because it “I think he is doing a lot Haspel as the new CIA director. was the hardest to climb, of good, like protecting our but he noted that it need- Border Patrol,” she said. ed to be see-through. Trump was to be briefed Trump said the first on lessons learned from New CIA head a thing he noticed on the the construction of the drive to view the proto- prototypes built in San types was the patched-up Diego last fall. He was ‘career spymaster’ holes in part of the exist- also to meet with border ing fence at the border. agents and officers to ask WASHINGTON (AP) — “Any nominee for director “We have a lousy wall what they need, Home- Gina Haspel’s colleagues of the CIA must pledge over here now, but at least land Security spokesman describe her as a seasoned without reservation to up- it stops 90, 95 percent,” Jonathan Hoffman said. veteran who would lead the hold this prohibition.” Trump said. “When we San Diego’s Republican CIA with integrity. Human Former CIA Director put up the real wall, we’re PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mayor criticized Trump’s rights advocates see her as John Brennan declined to going to stop 99 percent. planned short visit, saying someone who supervised say what Haspel’s exact President Donald Trump speaks during a tour Maybe more than that.” as he reviews border wall prototypes Tuesday. the president won’t get a torture at a secret prison. role was in the interro- Trump’s visit was greeted full picture of the city. Kev- President Donald gation program, but told with peaceful protests by in Faulconer said a pop- of the criminal,” Trump nation’s busiest border Trump’s pick to be the NBC that she has a “lot demonstrators both for and ular cross-border airport said. “That’s what exactly crossing, where protesters next — and first female of integrity” and has tried against his planned wall. terminal connecting San is happening. The crimi- chanted, “No ban! 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(AP) — Some Business School at Washington Terry Hiske, a former environ- harsh interrogation tech- While he would face steep big retailers have curbed sales of University in St. Louis. “Not every- mental official for the state, was niques against terror sus- legal and legislative hur- assault weapons after last month’s one wants to be at the center of this shopping for a new fish finder at the pects. Between 2003 and dles to do so, Trump has school shooting in Florida. But oth- thing.” store. He said it doesn’t bother him 2005, she oversaw a secret said that he would reintro- ers are sticking to their guns. Outdoor stores are in a tough po- that Cabela’s sells assault weap- CIA prison in Thailand duce waterboarding and “a Several outdoor chains, includ- sition. Hunters account for a large ons, because he sees a limited use where terror suspects Abu lot worse.” His position has ing Bass Pro Shops, Cabela’s, Gan- part of their bottom lines and any for them. Hiske himself owns a gun Zubayadah and Abd al Ra- angered human rights ad- der Outdoors and Academy Sports, steps to curb gun sales could alien- and occasionally hunts deer, but he him al-Nashiri were wa- vocates and they opposed continue to sell assault-style rifles ate loyal customers like Sherry Lin- doesn’t own an assault weapon. terboarded, current and his decision to put Haspel online and in stores as part of their damood, who was shopping with her “Unfortunately it’s usually the id- former U.S. intelligence at the helm of the CIA. mix of hunting equipment. The de- toddler granddaughter last week at iots who are buying them, who like officials said. Waterboard- “No one who had a hand cision is in stark contrast to Dick’s a Cabela’s in Dundee, Mich., a rural the biggest toy possible,” he said. ing is a process that sim- in torturing individuals Sporting Goods, which recently community about an hour south- Most gun buyers make their pur- ulates drowning and is deserves to ever hold pub- banned sales of assault rifles, and west of Detroit. chases at independent shops, not widely considered to be a lic office again, let alone Walmart, which stopped carrying “I don’t think our rights should be big retailers, according to the Na- form of torture. lead an agency,” Human assault rifles in 2015 but says it will impeached because of the wrongdo- tional Shooting Sports Federation, Haspel, who joined the Rights First’s Raha Wala no longer sell guns or ammunition ings of others,” said Lindamood, who an advocacy group. In 2016, big box CIA in 1985, also helped said Tuesday. “To allow to anyone under 21. owns a handgun. Lindamood said stores like Bass Pro Shops or Dick’s carry out an order to de- someone who had a direct Outdoor stores are trying to stay she doesn’t like assault rifles, but sold around 23 percent of traditional stroy waterboarding vid- hand in this illegal, im- under the radar in this politically thinks Cabela’s has a right to sell hunting rifles and 12 percent of as- eos. The order prompted moral and counterproduc- charged climate. Bass Pro Sports them. sault-style rifles, which are dubbed a lengthy Justice Depart- tive program is to willing- — which owns Cabela’s — and the A casual look around Cabela’s re- “modern sporting rifles” in the in- ment investigation that ly forget our nation’s dark firms that own Gander Outdoors vealed the strength of the store’s dustry. ended without charges. history with torture.” and Academy Sports didn’t respond gun business. There weren’t many But for outdoor retailers, that 23 Sen. John McCain, Haspel may have to to requests for comment from The people browsing the clothing racks percent is still very big business. R-Ariz., said Haspel must overcome some challenges Associated Press. But the stores or the camping equipment in the Bass Pro Shops, which operates explain the nature and ex- with key U.S. allies. have clearly made the calculation 225,000-square-foot store, which around 185 Bass Pro and Cabela’s tent of her involvement in After Haspel was named that they could lose more than they has its own indoor fish pond and stores, is a private company and CIA interrogation. deputy CIA director, the might gain by taking a stand against dozens of taxidermic animals in a doesn’t publicly release its financial “Current U.S. law is European Center for Con- assault-style weapons. multi-story display. results. clear in banning enhanced stitutional and Human “They’re not interested in being But in the first-floor gun depart- But in 2016, before the compa- interrogation techniques,” Rights asked German pros- cultural warriors and they’re prob- ment, a sign behind the counter nies merged, Cabela’s said hunting said McCain, who was ecutors to issue a warrant ably trying to wait it out,” says showed 13 people waiting to be equipment made up 48 percent of beaten as a prisoner for her arrest over her role Raphael Thomadsen, an associate helped. The department even has its its merchandise revenue, or $1.7 bil- during the Vietnam War. in the interrogations. professor of marketing at the Olin own check-out area. lion. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE The Lynnway was empty at 6:20 p.m. on Tuesday as most people obeyed the governor and stayed home. Winter-weary region rides out a whiteout

STORM were passable on Tuesday the storm was probably but they make up for it who needed to get warm it’s a scary situation,” Fitz- From A1 night, but were surprising- the biggest challenge, with with private contractors. or who were exposed to gerald said, referring to ly slick. But he said most snow expected to fall over The problem with flooding or power loss. the impact on people with accumulating snow stops. people were excellent with a 24-hour time period. nor’easters, he said, is Tuesday wasn’t the day medical needs or the gen- He said the roads were staying off the roads — for “(It’s) the fact that it’s the they just never go away to get a haircut. George’s eral effect of people dealing good, with crews helped by the most part, he only saw third nor’easter in three — it looks like things are Barber Shop was closed with frigid temperatures. the minimal traffic, as most pickup trucks with plows weeks and the fact that the getting to the end and the for the day but is expect- “These are serious public people seemed to heed the out during the storm. crews have been out all day, storm swings around on ed reopen bright and ear- safety issues and we have advice of Gov. Charlie Bak- Tomasz said crews be- the length of this storm so you again. For instance, ly on Wednesday. Those to deal with these issues er to stay off the roads. gan working at about those are always a chal- on Tuesday around 9 p.m., hoping to brave the storm very carefully.” “All things considered, I 2:30 a.m. Tuesday, putting lenge,” McGinn said. he said things were look- for donuts, books, and lo Fitzgerald praised util- think we’re in great shape,” down salt before the snow Marblehead Schools will ing pretty good as far as mein were also out of luck. ity crews from National Hall said. “(We) haven’t had started, with plans to be be closed on Wednesday. main streets and some of Kane’s Donuts, The Sau- Grid, who worked to re- the high tides and storm out plowing throughout Nahant the side streets, but ev- gus Public Library Barnes store power in Swamp- surge that were haunting the night and working un- The Federal Emergency erything got covered over and Noble, and Kow- scott throughout the day. us the last few incidents.” til Wednesday morning. A Management Agency will again by a burst of snow. loon Restaurant were all He also praised the work The city also dealt with lot of them will be putting be in Nahant to assess Terenzoni said he expect- closed, along with a slew of department of pub- power outages throughout in up to 30 hours, he said. damage done by the first ed the snow to end by 4 a.m. of other businesses. lic works, police and fire the day, with around 1,500 But fortunately, unlike two nor’easters on Thurs- and with Peabody Schools “We closed (Tuesday) for crews for their work this National Grid customers the last storm, there was day, but damage during closed on Wednesday, hope- the safety of our workers, past month, referring to affected at one point, ac- no flooding and only one Tuesday’s storm was min- fully crews would be in good plus the advice of the gov- their effort during Tues- cording to MEMA’s outage pine tree and one electrical imal. shape to have everything ernor to stay off the roads,” day’s storm and the other map. pole came down, he said. The biggest problem the cleaned up by 9 or 10 a.m. said State Rep. Donald nor’easters in March. Schools will be closed on Lynnfield Schools are town faced was power out- The parking ban re- Wong, who also owns Kow- Fitzgerald said Swamp- Wednesday and the park- closed on Wednesday. ages, said Nahant Emer- mains in effect. loon with his family. scott, which sees high ing ban remains in effect Marblehead gency Management direc- Revere Saugus Schools will be winds and coastal impact until 9 a.m. Cars must be Despite the blizzard’s tor Mike Halley. Schools will be closed on closed on Wednesday and from storms, may have out of school lots by 12 high snow accumulation, The tiniest town in the Wednesday. A parking ban the Class of 2019/Class seen more power outages p.m. The tow lot will open the town was spared the commonwealth experi- remains in effect. of 2020 College Planning than surrounding commu- at 7:30 a.m. City Hall will major challenges it faced enced a few power outag- Vehicles parked on emer- Night has been postponed nities because of its density open at 10 a.m. in earlier nor’easters, such es in the Little Nahant gency arteries will be to March 29. — the town is the fifth most Lynnfield as coastal flooding and neighborhood. towed. Trash collection will Swampscott densely settled town in As the blizzard continued, power outages. Johnson School will be be delayed one day for the Many residents of the Massachusetts. There could the town was “struggling “It was primarily a snow closed on Wednesday. remainder of this week. seaside town had to cope be some logistics associated along” to keep pace with the event today,” said Town Peabody Revere dealt with its with power outages during with the density of the com- storm with snow recoating Administrator John Mc- Whiteout conditions share of power outages the slow-moving blizzard. munity that impacts infra- roads each time they were Ginn. “We weren’t affect- proved to be a challenge through the day, but was For most of the first half structure differently. plowed, according to the ed by the tides certainly for DPW crews as they largely spared from the of the day on Tuesday, But luckily, this time town’s DPW director. like we were in the other worked to clear roads. coastal battering it received close to 1,000 of the town’s around, there wasn’t the “Every time you seem to storms so that’s a good “There were a lot of in the previous two storms. National Grid customers same problem with coast- make some progress, anoth- thing. The DPW crews times where you couldn’t Still, parts of Winthrop were without power, with al flooding as there was er band comes through and have been out all day see maybe 50, 100 feet Parkway in Beachmont that figure as high as with this winter’s previous dumps (more) snow,” said cleaning up the streets so in front of you, said Pea- were closed as the waves 1,673, or about a quarter nor’easters. This storm, he DPW director John Tomasz. hopefully we’ll be good for body DPW director David crashed over the sea wall. of the town, around 9 a.m.. said, there was a much low- “(We’re) doing our best.” (Wednesday) morning.” Terenzoni. “There was a Superintendent Dianne The town finally started er high tide, compared to Tomasz said the wind, McGinn said on Tues- lot of that all day long.” Kelly made an early de- to get some relief around the astronomical high tide although it wasn’t really day night that the town’s But the storm proved cision to cancel school on 3:30 p.m. when the num- from the past two storms, that bad, proved to be a DPW director relayed to less challenging than the Wednesday, citing the pro- ber of customers in the which brought significant major challenge for crews him that the roads were in month’s first two nor’eas- longed nature of the storm dark dropped to 247, down flooding. This time around, during the storm, adding decent shape. ters, he said. Crews got and work needed to prop- from nearly 1,000 a half he said areas that usually that it was challenging to Andrew Hadden, general relief from the challenges erly clear the snow. hour earlier. By 5 p.m., flood, such as Humphrey get the light, fluffy snow manager of the town’s mu- of the whiteout conditions That decision threw a power had been restored Street, were spared. down to the asphalt. Ev- nicipal light department, because there were not a kink into student plans to all customers, according But Fitzgerald said al- ery 15 minutes after plow- said Tuesday night there lot of people on the roads. to walk out of class in sol- to MEMA’s outage map. though coastal flooding ing a street, it would seem were no power outages Unlike the first two idarity with other teenag- The areas in town that wasn’t an issue this time that like that street hadn’t in town from the storm. storms, he said there were ers across the country, who lost power throughout the around, it remains a seri- been touched. There were a couple of mi- no trees and power lines will advocate for more gun day included Humphrey ous one that town officials “Every storm, except for nor tree issues, but that down, other than one safety laws. Kelly said stu- Street, Aspen Road, Salem have to discuss, in regards one, this year has been was it really, adding the power line down Tuesday dents can gather outside Street, Phillips Avenue, to resiliency and how to a pain,” Tomasz said. “If impact was nothing com- morning, which meant all of Revere City Hall at 10 Atlantic Avenue, Magno- protect certain areas. (it’s) not freezing rain or pared to the other storms. roads were open. a.m. and proceed with the lia Road, Beach Bluff Av- “When we lose a major ar- sleet, there’s been heavy “We were really fortu- Terenzoni said all of the demonstration from there. enue, Shelton Road, Brad- terial road due to flooding, wind or snow. This (one) nate,” Hadden said. city’s equipment and guys Saugus ley Avenue and Stanley that’s a significant public is just blowing snow that McGinn said power out- were out during the storm, At one point, about half Road — residents in those safety challenge,” he said. seems to linger. It seems ages were a big problem which included 150 pieces of Saugus was without areas experienced a loss of Swampscott Public like these things go on in the first two storms of equipment between city electricity. Town Manager power for a few hours, ac- Schools will be closed on and on and on so it’s kind this month with all the trucks and contractors. He Scott Crabtree opened the cording to Town Adminis- Wednesday. The town’s of hard to deal with.” downed trees. But he said said it would be nice to Senior Center as a tempo- trator Sean Fitzgerald. parking ban will be lifted Tomasz said the roads the timing and length of have more city personnel, rary shelter for residents “Anytime we lose power, at 8 a.m. Lighting the way in Saugus Not so sweet news for NECCO

SAUGUS Northern Strand Commu- trail design consistent, REVERE McGee did not return retail industries. From A1 nity Trail from the Charles said Winslow. From A1 repeated calls seeking “I always thought it was River to the Lynn water- Saugus recently painted comment. Jeanne Corey, unique to have the iconic Representatives from front. Each community some crosswalks, but this Management Corp. and vice president of Human candies made in our city,” each of the communities along the seven-and-a-half is an opportunity to take VMD Cos. of North Ando- Resources for Necco, said he said. “But if they are have discussed installing mile trail will have meet- another look at what the ver purchased the 55-acre she was not authorized to forced to close, I will work Necco headquarters for the same signs to main- ings in the next three to six crossings are, he said. speak with reporters and with the landlord to en- $54.5 million. tain consistency along the months to come up with a “We want the crossings referred the call to McGee. sure the location is a via- seven-mile trail, but add- At the time, Atlantic list of ideas to contribute. to be thoughtful and safely The lease on the ble option for a business ing flashing signs or pe- The first concern will be CEO Joseph Zink said the laid out,” he said. I haven’t 830,000-square-foot plant best suited to support Re- destrian lights is also on creating a cohesive design company’s vision for the vere’s 21st century econo- seen what the engineers on American Legion High- the table, she said. for the trail, said Winslow, are going to propose, but property includes robot- my.” way expires in August. “One of the craziest including paving the sec- certainly making the cross- ics, biotech and laboratory Arrigo said Necco could things is that Saugus has tions in Revere, Saugus, ings safe is always import- space, though he added Thomas Grillo can be be the victim of challeng- six crossings,” said Leahy. and Lynn, and using con- ant. It’s very important there’s enough room to reached at tgrillo@item- “The one at Anna Park- sistent signage to let users that people have a safe ex- continue making sweets. ing times for the food and live.com. er (Playground) is just know they are still on the perience on the trail. That’s so long and it’s kind of a same path. certainly what we want. blind curve.” While Saugus is not a And for motorists too, to The conversation about gateway city, it is bene- know that kids and fami- Catch up with your using the money for signs fiting from the program lies might be crossing.” and lights is preliminary, because it is surrounded favorite team said Stephen Winslow, by gateway cities and the Bridget Turcotte can be president of Bike to The Executive Office of En- reached at bturcotte@item- Sea. The organization is ergy and Environmental live.com. Follow her on in Item Sports! working to extend the Affairs wants to keep the Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A8 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Hey, Mother Nature, anytime you want to stop, it’s OK with us!

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By Mike Alongi FOR THE ITEM The Swampscott boys hock- ey team has had to battle through a season full of close games, which prepared the Big Blue for a run through the Division 3 North tourna- ment. The Big Blue now sit just two wins away from a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS state title, but the next game Even Michigan State on the schedule, the Division and Tom Izzo can’t cre- 3 state semifinal, could be ate interest. their toughest test yet. The opponent will be Ha- nover (23-0-1), the Division STEVE KRAUSE 3 South champion. The Indi- ans have had a phenomenal I’m just not season by any account, going 19-0-1 in the regular season before earning a No. 1 seed feeling it in Division 3 South and roll- ing to a sectional title. They this year earned a bye in the opening round before beating No. For the 17 Abington, No. 8 Bishop first time Stang, No. 20 Ashland and since No. 3 Rockland, giving up proba- just one goal in the entire bly high tournament. On the season, school Hanover has scored 128 goals — or and given up only 28. whenever “They’re a powerhouse, it was they’ve been this far before ITEM FILE PHOTO that UCLA first became the and they’ve won it all before Boston Celtics of college bas- so they know what they’re Swampscott’s Dan Johnson has been rock-solid in the net for the Big Blue this season, especially in the state tournament. Johnson made 30 saves in Swampscott’s 3-2 win over ketball — I’m just not into SWAMPSCOTT, B2 the NCAA Division I Men’s Lynn in the Division 3 North semi nal. Basketball Tournament this year. This is a first for me. Like a lot of sports fans, March Madness is almost as much Former Prep of a religion as Lent, which will — oddly enough — end the day after Easter this pitcher Roberts season. Final Four night will be during the Easter Vigil, which always means tough choices in the Krause ready for nale House. Do I risk the weary resignation of a wife who’d By Harold Rivera ning for me. I have all the rather see me next to her at ITEM STAFF trust in the defense be- the 3-hour service at St. Pius hind me and Eric at catch- If there’s one thing the for the sake of two games I er. It’s been a great start wouldn’t watch during Jan- St. John’s Prep baseball and I’m trying to keep uary if they were the only program’s notorious for, that confidence moving ones on? it’s producing players who forward. My goal now is Or do I shrug, say I don’t are ready to succeed at the to bring as much enthusi- care that much anyway, and collegiate level. Davidson asm as I can to bring us a go to church and endure the University pitcher Evan win every time I’m on the lengthy service? At least Roberts is another exam- mound.” there are refreshments ple of a Prep product see- The Wildcats are off a afterward. ing his talents translate 9-5 start this season. Da- This year, I may go to St. on the college diamond. vidson’s pitching has been Pius willingly. I just have no Roberts, a senior left- a big part of the team’s interest. hander, has emerged as solid start as the Wildcats Much of it has to do with one of the key pieces to Di- hurlers have combined for the way my favorite col- vision I Davidson’s start- a 2.69 ERA. Not to be out- lege basketball program ing rotation. In four starts done, the Davidson bats — Michigan State — has this season, Roberts has ITEM FILE PHOTO have teamed up for a .271 been tarnished by the Larry tossed 26 innings while team batting average. Saugus’ Cam Williamson fell in love with Endicott instantly after Nassar scandal. Nassar is tallying 19 strikeouts and “In our victories, his visit there earlier this year. the pedophile who assaulted allowing just two walks. we’ve been able to play so many U.S. Olympic gym- The Newburyport native well-rounded baseball and nasts over the years, includ- is 2-1 with a 2.77 ERA. make clutch plays when ing Needham’s Aly Raisman. “So far, so good,” Rob- we needed to,” Roberts, And his longtime association Saugus’ Williamson is erts said of his start to a team captain this year, with Michigan State has put the 2018 season. “Coach the school in the nation’s said. “The pitching staff (Dick) Cooke and (catch- has trusted the defense to crosshairs. coming home to Endicott er) Eric Jones have done a Similar to the Jerry San- great job with gameplan- ROBERTS, B2 dusky mess at Penn State, By Harold Rivera When I got to the school I just fell in it’s hard to imagine so many ITEM STAFF love with it. I loved the academics people at Michigan State, and the football program. It felt great with all its resources, being Saugus native Cam Williamson when I committed. It felt as though oblivious to the presence of had a handful of options for where my hard work finally paid off.” such an absolute creep in its to continue his football career at the Williamson gained a positive first midst, especially since he’s college level. He gave it some thought impression from Endicott while stay- been such a national pres- and, after a year at Canterbury in ing for an overnight visit. He also ence over the years. Connecticut, Williamson’s returning developed a connection with McGo- MSU’s president had to home. nagle and both were keys toward him resign, and there has been Williamson committed to play Di- choosing to join the Gulls. some pressure on basketball vision III football at Endicott College “The football program and the lo- coach Tom Izzo to do the in Beverly, just a stone’s throw away cation stood out to me,” Williamson same. from his hometown. He joins a Gulls said. “You can’t beat the location. The I’d hate to think he was team that’s looking to build a new di- academics are great. When I went on involved. He, and MSU, are rection under first-year head coach my overnight visit, I got a great vibe my favorites when it comes Paul McGonagle, a former offensive from the guys on the team. I felt that to college hoop. coordinator at Assumption. Endicott would set me up to do great PHOTO | TIM COWIE Boston College hasn’t been “It felt great to commit to Endi- to the Big Dance in a while; things in the future, after football. cott,” Williamson said. “I really love So far, Evan Roberts has tossed 26 innings, and Northeastern, my alma “Coach McGonagle was one of the the program there, and the coaches. with 19 strikeouts and two walks. He is 2-1 mater, despite a 20-win It was kind of a no-brainer for me. WILLIAMSON, B2 with a 2.77 ERA. season and appearing in its conference final, was snubbed by the NIT. Can you imagine, getting snubbed by the NIT? Patriots’ Butler set to sign with Tennessee Titans Anyway, because there’s never anyone around here NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — guaranteed, once free agency be- The 28-year-old Butler is a ing a pass to seal the 28-24 victo- to root for, I’ve adopted Cornerback Malcolm Butler’s gins. Vicksburg, Miss., native who ry over Seattle. the Spartans as my team. agent says Butler and the Ten- The Titans declined to com- went undrafted out of West Al- The New Orleans Saints pur- There’s a curious reason nessee Titans have agreed to a ment because free agency does abama but spent the past four sued Butler as a restricted free why, too. Long ago, when five-year deal worth more than not begin until Wednesday af- seasons with the New England agent last year, but the trade I used to do a column the $60 million. ternoon. Tennessee has approxi- Patriots. Butler started 48 of his price was too high. week before the tournament Derek Simpson told The As- mately $59 million in salary cap 59 games and has eight career The ccornerback was well-re- began, Sparty came in as a sociated Press on Tuesday that space after releasing running interceptions. He was the hero of spected in the Patriots’ locker Butler will sign the deal, which back DeMarco Murray and three New England’s Super Bowl win KRAUSE, B2 includes more than $30 million other players last week. after the 2014 season, intercept- BUTLER, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2018 Amendola reportedly to sign with Dolphins

MIAMI (AP) — The Mi- be a $24 million, three- Brady and New England. ami Dolphins are ready year deal, a second person Last year, Amendola to add two receivers after said. caught 61 passes for 659 trading Jarvis Landry, Miami earlier agreed to yards. and the likely newcomers trade Landry, a three-time Wilson is from Port St. include one of Tom Brady’s Pro Bowl receiver, to the Lucie, Fla. In four seasons favorite targets. Cleveland Browns for two Former New England draft picks. with the Chiefs he caught Patriots receiver Danny On the eve of free agency, 124 passes for 1,544 yards, Amendola and ex-Kansas the Dolphins released vet- including 42 receptions for City Chiefs wideout Albert eran linebacker Lawrence 554 yards last year. Wilson are discussing con- Timmons as expected. Timmons’ departure tract offers and are likely Reserve safety Walt Aik- clears $5.5 million in cap to sign with the Dolphins ens discussed re-signing space for Miami. He went when the NFL’s new year with Miami and is likely AWOL on the eve of last begins Wednesday, a per- to reach a deal, a person year’s opener, was brief- son familiar with the ne- familiar with the negotia- ly suspended and played gotiations said Tuesday. tions said. poorly when he returned. The person confirmed the Amendola, 32, is a nine- talks to The Associated year NFL veteran with Aikens has been with Press on condition of ano- 426 career receptions and the Dolphins since his nymity because there was 19 touchdowns, and since rookie season in 2014 and no final agreement. 2013 he has played in 13 has become a key contrib- Wilson’s contract would postseason games with utor on special teams. Not really feeling the madness this year

KRAUSE the scandal, plus the FBI hockey game I saw last From B1 investigation into the Friday at Cronin Rink in recruiting shenanigans Revere. That was about as fourth seed, with seven of several major colleges good as it gets for sports. losses. No way, I wrote (Izzo and MSU was drawn So mark me absent. I (rather sanctimonious- peripherally into this one, ly at that) would State won’t make any predic- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS too), I can’t get interested. tions. I’m not going to be win. In fact, I remember All of a sudden, I don’t Malcolm Butler’s signature play with the Patriots was the interception in any pools, or any of writing, that if any other care if some good mid-ma- that sealed the Patriots Super Bowl win over the Seattle Seahawks in those kinds of things. college came into the tour- jors got snubbed so that a 2015. nament with seven losses, pretty bad Syracuse team Come the weekend, I they’d be eighth or ninth. got to go (the idea of Syr- will (hopefully) be watch- Not fourth. acuse in this tournament ing Bishop Fenwick’s Butler moves on to Tennessee Titans Of course, Izzo went out is yet another reason I am girls basketball team in and put together a killer boycotting this year). Springfield Saturday in BUTLER loss to Philadelphia. But- go along with cornerback schedule, especially on The NCAA is corrupt. the state final; and then From B1 ler later denied any off- Adoree Jackson, who the road, which explained Its selection process Swampscott playing hock- field misconduct, saying started 16 games after the high number of losses is corrupt. There were ey at the TD Garden in room and played last sea- he never missed a curfew being drafted 18th over- for a fourth seed. And quite a few good teams the state final Sunday. son under a $3.9 million or would do anything to all. Ryan wrote on Twitter of course, the Spartans — teams that don’t have By next weekend, when tender offer. After a slow hurt the Patriots’ chances. earlier Tuesday that he made me look foolish by much of a national repu- everybody starts getting start, he ended up play- His two interceptions was trying to recruit But- winning the. Whole. Darn. tation — that got left out serious, it’s all downhill ing 98 percent of New En- were the same number as ler to Tennessee. gland’s defensive snaps Thing. in the cold so that a 20-12 for me. The best weekend, fellow cornerback Stephon The Titans ranked 13th Along the way, I found and finished the season team (Syracuse) could get normally, is the first, with Gilmore, who was signed in total defense and im- I liked the way Izzo in? I don’t care if it’s just with two interceptions. 64 teams in play. After by the Patriots to a five- proved slightly against coached. And you know a play-in game. It’s just Butler started the Patri- that it gets predictable. year, $65 million deal last the pass, giving up 239.3 what they say about “if wrong. ots’ first two playoff games spring. yards through the air to The only other predic- you can’t beat ‘em, join Maybe something will before he was mysterious- The Titans signed But- move from 30th in 2016 tion I make is this: Virgin- ‘em.” I became a fan. happen that draws me ly benched for the Super ler’s former teammate, to 25th overall. General ia will not win. And while I can’t bring in, but right now, I can’t Bowl. He played only one cornerback Logan Ryan, manager Jon Robinson got OK, Father Robert myself to hold Izzo or his think of what it would be. snap — on special teams last season and needed his start in the NFL as a program directly ac- Nothing I see in the next Poitras at St. Pius. Re- — in New England’s 41-33 help in the secondary to scout with the Patriots. countable for this Nassar three weeks is going to ri- member what the Pope situation, I will say that val the Swampscott-Lynn said last month, OK? Roberts is ready for his last hurrah

ROBERTS individually and for the that can overcome ad- From B1 team, the expectations are versity are our biggest high riding into the 2018 strengths,” Roberts said. make plays when it needs season. “If our pitching is hav- to. We’ve gotten big plays “We’re just trying to ing an off day, the offense from a lot of our players. stay as focused and posi- steps us. We’re a team to We come into games with tive as we can throughout be reckoned with because the mindset that we’re the season,” Roberts said. of how deep we are at each going to win and we do “We want to stay focused position.” anything possible to make on every inning. This is The success Roberts is that happen.” Coach Cooke’s last sea- seeing at Davidson, he Last season, Roberts son so we’re looking to noted, wouldn’t have been took a major step forward stay as motivated as pos- possible without the ex- in earning a starting role sible while having fun. perience he gained while on Davidson’s rotation. We’re trying to right all pitching at St. John’s. Un- He made 21 appearances, our failures and become der coaches Pat Yanchus 13 starts, and went 4-1 as well-rounded a team as with 51 strikeouts in 84 and Dan LeTarte, Roberts, possible. a 2014 St. John’s graduate, innings of work. Roberts “I’m a senior captain so was pushed to reach his helped the Wildcats to a I’m trying to make sure full potential while being 35-26 record and an Atlan- everyone’s oriented and on handed the ball against tic 10 Tournament cham- the same page,” Roberts top-notch competition. pionship. Davidson fell in added. “My job’s to make “I think coach Coach ITEM FILE PHOTO the Super Regional round sure everyone’s working of the NCAA Tournament Yanchus and Coach Le- Stevie Santanello is Swampscott’s leading scorer with 20 goals and 23 hard every day in practice. after a two-game sweep to On the mound my goal is Tarte did a job making assists. Texas A&M. to eat up as many inning sure we all knew what the “Everything just kind of as I can and give it my all stakes were and making Unbeaten Hanover waits for Big Blue came together at the right for my final go-round.” sure we were facing some time,” Roberts, an English Roberts feels David- of the best competition major, said. “We were able son can reach similar in Massachusetts,” Rob- SWAMPSCOTT a couple of tough NEC as seniors Brett Benoit to make clutch plays when success this year if the erts said. “Playing for St. From B1 opponents that had seen (14 goals, 11 assists) and we needed to. We clicked Wildcats continue to play John’s Prep is a privilege. us multiple times during Thomas O’Keefe (six goals, at the right moment. We well-rounded baseball. You want to earn all the doing,” said Swampscott the year, and obviously we 15 assists) and sophomore innings you can. Wanting coach Gino Faia. “They’re got that feeling in the A10 He’s also confident that notched the big upset over Drew Olivieri (eight goals, to earn that playing time a strong team that plays Tournament. We didn’t depth will play in the Lowell which was big for 17 assists). is a big step. It builds en- well on offense and de- fear adversity, we trusted team’s favor, especially us,” Faia said. “We’ve been So the game will come thusiasm in your game. fense, they have great one another and it was when Davidson’s pitching playing our best hock- down to a matter of Carrying that Davidson goaltending and they’re able to culminate into a or hitting falls into an off- ey over the past couple strength versus strength was huge for me. It taught well-coached.” pretty good season.” night. weeks, which is exactly when Hanover’s high-fly- Swampscott (13-5-6) will After a solid 2017 cam- “I think our well-round- me how to compete the what you want this time ing offense meets Swamp- have to contain several paign for both Roberts edness and being a team right way.” of year.” scott’s stout defense. If high-scoring players if Swampscott has earned Swampscott can find a they want to earn a win. its wins mainly by play- way to get a win, it will be Williamson comes home to Endicott Zach Taylor leads the In- ing great defense in front dians this season with 36 off to the state champion- of a great goalie. Senior ship game Sunday at TD WILLIAMSON linemen in the Northeast- This past fall William- goals and 61 points, while Dan Johnson has been ern Conference. son starred on the grid- Connor Morris leads them Garden. From B1 rock-solid in net for the After a stellar senior iron at Canterbury School, in assists with 29 (44 “We just try to relay the Big Blue all season long only coaches that talked season, Williamson was a small college preparato- points) and Lucas Lana- message, the old cliche, and that has continued to my parents,” William- named an Agganis All- ry boarding school in New gan put up 39 points. that we have to take it one into the tournament. son added. “He contacted Star and took home the Milford, Connecticut. The The Big Blue do have game at a time and keep them over the phone and “Dan’s been around for South team’s MVP honors Saints, which compete in some things going in their four years now and he’s our emotions in check,” really made me feel want- in a 10-6 winning effort NEPSAC, went 4-3 in a direction as well. The been so great for us, but he Faia said. “It’s a great ed. He did a great job as over the North. He scored season in which they were No. 8 seed in the Divi- really does save his best opportunity for our guys, the offensive coordinator a 1-yard rushing touch- stymied by injuries. sion 3 North tournament, for the playoffs,” Faia said. especially our seniors as at Assumption. The vibe I Swampscott had to beat “He’s come up with so they close our their ca- got from him is that he’s a down in the win. “I think we had a pretty No. 9 Revere/Malden in many big games, includ- reers, so we want to take players coach and I really “That felt great,” Wil- good season,” Williamson the preliminary round be- ing stealing us the Lynn advantage of it. We have like that.” liamson, who also played said. “We dealt with a lot fore beating No. 1 Lowell game (in the Div. 3 North to go out there and play Williamson was a three- basketball and lacrosse of injuries. We’re a small for a trip to the semifinals. semifinal), and he’s prov- good team defense, cash year varsity starter and at Saugus High, said. “It school so everybody was There, the Big Blue took en himself as one of the in on scoring chances and two-year captain as an of- kind of showed me that playing both ways. Over- down rival N0. 5 Lynn in best goalies in our league.” keep relying on Danny in fensive/defensive lineman the hard work pays off. I all it was a very compet- their third meeting of the The Swampscott of- the net if we want to win for the Saugus Sachems. loved the coaches and the itive league. We played a season for a trip to the fi- fense is paced by senior this one.” Although the Sachems players at Saugus. We just team that had 11 Division nal, where they defeated captains Stevie Santanel- Swampscott and Ha- went through a few down didn’t have the success I commits. We weren’t as No. 11 Wayland by an im- lo (23 goals, 20 assists) nover will drop the puck seasons during William- that we hoped for. I kind big as some of the other pressive score of 7-2. and Dom Codispoti (16 tonight (6) at Stoneham son’s years on the team, he of felt that I made Saugus schools but we fought ev- “We had to go through goals, 19 assists) as well Arena. emerged as one of the top proud by doing that.” ery game.” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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Baseball 1:05 p.m.... Exhib: Boston at Minnesota...... WEEI-AM (850) ...... Exhib: Yankees vs. Baltimore...... MLB Network 4:10 p.m.... Exhib:: Cincinnati vs. Arizona...... MLB Network 10:05 p.m.. Exhib:: Colorado vs. Dodgers...... MLB Network College basketball PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 6:40 p.m.... NCAA: Texas So. vs. N.C. Central...... tru TV 7 p.m...... NIT first round: Harvard at Marquette...... ESPN2 Boston’s Matt Grzelcyk (48) and Carolina’s Justin Williams (14) make contact while chasing 8 p.m...... NIT first round: Temple at Penn State...... ESPNU the puck during the second period of Tuesday night’s game in Raleigh. 9 p.m...... NIT first round: Nebraska at Miss. St...... ESPN2 9:10 p.m.... NCAA: Syracuse vs. Arizona St...... tru TV 10 p.m...... NIT first round: BYU at Stanford...... ESPNU Pro basketball Bruins avoid a blizzard, then 8 p.m...... Washington at Boston.ESPN, NBCSB, WBZ-FM 98.5 10:30 p.m.. Lakers at Golden State...... ESPN Pro hockey fend off Carolina Hurricanes 8 p.m...... Pittsburgh at NY Rangers...... NBCSN Winter sports 2 p.m...... Paralympics...... NBCSN RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — followed 21 seconds after second period for Caroli- reer high with his 25th David Pastrnak scored that with the tying goal, na. Brock McGinn added goal. ... Teravainen has three of Boston’s five banging home a one-tim- a short-handed goal 51 eight goals and three as- NHL goals in the final 10 min- er off a 2-on-1 rush with seconds into the third to sists in his last 11 games. utes for his first career David Krejci. make it 4-1, but the Hur- ... Bruins forward David EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE hat trick, and the Bru- Pastrnak put Boston ricanes couldn’t hold it. Atlantic Division Central Division Backes returned after GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA ins stunned the Carolina ahead on a power-play Justin Faulk and Elias serving a three-game T Bay 69 48 17 4 100 253 191 Nashville 68 44 14 10 98 222 173 Hurricanes by rallying goal with 3:30 left and Lindholm each had two suspension for a late hit Boston 68 44 16 8 96 232 176 Winnipeg 69 41 18 10 92 229 182 for a 6-4 victory Tuesday finished off his hat trick assists, and Cam Ward Toronto 69 40 22 7 87 228 197 Minnesota 69 39 23 7 85 216 198 to the head against De- Florida 67 34 26 7 75 205 212 Dallas 69 38 25 6 82 198 180 night. with an empty-net goal stopped 28 shots. It was troit’s Frans Nielsen last Detroit 69 26 32 11 63 180 211 Colorado 68 36 24 8 80 215 202 Matt Grzelcyk, Pastr- with 1:34 remaining. a deflating loss for the Montreal 69 25 32 12 62 175 219 St. Louis 69 37 27 5 79 191 182 Tuesday. ... Bruins coach Ottawa 68 24 33 11 59 186 236 Chicago 70 30 32 8 68 199 207 nak and Danton Heinen Brad Marchand had a Hurricanes, who missed Buffalo 69 22 35 12 56 165 224 Pacific Division scored in a span of 77 sec- goal and two assists for a chance to make up Bruce Cassidy said for- Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA ward Patrice Bergeron GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 69 45 19 5 95 235 187 onds to turn a 4-1 Bruins the Bruins, who snapped ground as they chase Wash 69 39 23 7 85 209 202 San Jose 69 37 23 9 83 203 189 deficit into a 4-all tie. a three-game road los- the final playoff spot in (broken foot) did not Pittsburgh 70 40 26 4 84 229 211 LA 69 38 26 5 81 200 173 make the trip and will Phila 70 35 24 11 81 205 205 Anaheim 70 34 24 12 80 195 193 Grzelcyk fired home ing streak. Tuukka Rask the Eastern Conference. Columbus 70 37 28 5 79 193 195 Calgary 70 34 26 10 78 197 206 a slap shot with 9:56 made 29 saves. They are seven points be out until at least next NJ 69 35 26 8 78 204 208 Edmonton 68 30 34 4 64 193 221 remaining, Pastrnak Sebastian Aho, Teuvo back with 12 games re- week. D Charlie McAvoy Carolina 70 30 29 11 71 188 218 Vancouver 70 25 36 9 59 183 228 NYI 69 30 29 10 70 222 245 Arizona 68 22 35 11 55 163 219 scored on a wrister 56 Teravainen and Justin maining. (MCL sprain) missed the NYR 70 31 32 7 69 201 224 seconds later and Heinen Williams scored in the NOTES: Aho set a ca- game as well. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Thursday’s Games overtime loss. Top three teams in each Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. division and two wild cards per conference Columbus at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. advance to playoffs. Toronto at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Pittsburgh at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Boston 6, Carolina 4 Boston at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Auriemma doesn’t have any interest Dallas at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Ottawa at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Colorado at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Winnipeg at Nashville, 8 p.m. Detroit at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Colorado at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. Nashville at Arizona, 10 p.m. Edmonton at Calgary, 9 p.m. in coaching UConn men’s basketball Los Angeles at Arizona, 10 p.m. Friday’s Games Wednesday’s Games N.Y. Islanders at Washington, 7 p.m. Dallas at Toronto, 7 p.m. Dallas at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. STORRS, Conn. (AP) — self,” he said. “I mean, Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. Nashville at Colorado, 9 p.m. San Jose at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. San Jose at Calgary, 9 p.m. University of Connecticut would I do it? I could do it. New Jersey at Vegas, 10 p.m. Detroit at Anaheim, 10 p.m. women’s basketball coach Would I enjoy doing it? I Vancouver at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Minnesota at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. Geno Auriemma says he would enjoy it. Do I want NBA has no doubt he could coach to do it? No.” the school’s men’s basket- UConn women’s forward EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE ball team and enjoy it. Gabby Williams said she Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB But the 63-year-old Au- believes Auriemma would x-Toronto 50 17 .746 — x-Houston 53 14 .791 — riemma says at his age, he “lose his mind” coaching x-Boston 46 21 .687 4 New Orleans 38 28 .576 14½ Philadelphia 36 30 .545 13½ San Antonio 37 30 .552 16 has no interest in starting the men, because “Men New York 24 44 .353 26½ Dallas 22 46 .324 31½ over as a men’s coach. are stubborn, men do what Brooklyn 21 47 .309 29½ Memphis 18 49 .269 35 UConn fired Kevin Ol- they want.” Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB lie on Saturday after a But Auriemma disputed Washington 38 30 .559 — Portland 41 26 .612 — second consecutive losing that. He said being success- Miami 36 32 .529 2 Oklahoma City 41 29 .586 1½ Charlotte 29 38 .433 8½ Minnesota 40 29 .580 2 season. Auriemma’s name ful as the men’s coach, espe- Orlando 20 47 .299 17½ Denver 37 30 .552 4 has been among those cially at a school outside the Atlanta 20 48 .294 18 Utah 37 30 .552 4 Central Division Pacific Division mentioned as a possible Power Five, would hinge on W L Pct GB W L Pct GB successor. His teams have recruiting top players who Indiana 40 28 .588 — x-Golden State 51 16 .761 — won 11 NCAA titles. want to be coached. Cleveland 38 28 .576 1 L.A. Clippers 36 29 .554 14 Milwaukee 36 31 .537 3½ L.A. Lakers 30 36 .455 20½ The Hall of Famer, who “Villanova and Xavi- Detroit 30 36 .455 9 Sacramento 21 47 .309 30½ last coached males when er are two of the top four Chicago 23 43 .348 16 Phoenix 19 49 .279 32½ x-clinched playoff spot L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. he coached his son’s AAU seeds in the NCAA Tour- Tuesday’s Games Thursday’s Games team more than a decade nament,” Auriemma said. Indiana 101, Philadelphia 98 Toronto at Indiana, 7 p.m. Minnesota 116, Washington 111 Charlotte at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. ago, addressed the issue “They’re not in the Power Dallas 110, New York 97 Philadelphia at New York, 7:30 p.m. Monday night after his un- Five elite that everybody Oklahoma City 119, Atlanta 107 Chicago at Memphis, 8 p.m. Toronto 116, Brooklyn 102 L.A. Clippers at Houston, 8 p.m. defeated team was again talks about. But I’m tell- Charlotte at New Orleans, 8 p.m. New Orleans at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. picked as the top seed in ing you there are lot of L.A. Clippers at Chicago, 8 p.m. Detroit at Denver, 9 p.m. Orlando at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Phoenix at Utah, 9 p.m. the women’s NCAA Tour- kids who are really good Detroit at Utah, 9 p.m. Cleveland at Portland, 10 p.m. nament. players that want to be Cleveland at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Friday’s Games PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Boston at Orlando, 7 p.m. “If I do that, I’ve got to coached that go to those Wednesday’s Games Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. start all over like I’m 35 schools that will kick your Geno Auriemma says at age 63, he doesn’t want Milwaukee at Orlando, 7 p.m. Dallas at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Washington at Boston, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. years old again; kill my- (backside) in a heartbeat.” to start over in a men’s program. Miami at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Miami at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. TODAY IN SPORTS TRANSACTIONS March 14 riors to the Eastern Division finals ranked DePaul 49-48 on John Smith’s Joey Mullen becomes the first Ameri- BASEBALL TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Optioned C 1933 — The Chicago Black Hawks for- against the Boston Celtics. layup with two seconds left. Arkansas can-born player to score 500 career American League Reese McGuire to Buffalo (IL). feit a game when players refuse to 1962 — Detroit’s Gordie Howe knocks off Louisville 74-73 on U.S. goals, with a goal in the second period return to the ice after their coach, Tom becomes the second player in NHL his- Reed’s half-court shot that beat the BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Optioned National League of s 6-3 loss against the Colorado Ava- Gorman, is ejected from the game. Bos- tory to score 500 career goals during buzzer. Moments later, Rolando Black- RHP Alec Asher to Norfolk (IL). CINCINNATI REDS — Assigned INF lanche. MINNESOTA TWINS — Optioned Dilson Herrera outright to Louisville ton, which leads 3-2 at the time of the the Red Wings’ 3-2 loss to the New man of Kansas State hits a fadeaway 1998 — Harvard women become the LHPs Adalberto Mejia and Stephen (IL). incident, receives a 1-0 victory. York Rangers. shot from the corner with two seconds Gonsalves and RHPs Aaron Slegers BASKETBALL 1944 — In a tennis match to benefit 1963 — Guy Rodgers of the San Fran- left for 50-48 win over No. 2-ranked first 16th-seeded team, men or women, and John Curtiss to Rochester (IL) National Basketball Association wartime charities, amateur Jack Kramer cisco Warriors hands out 28 assists in Oregon State. to win an NCAA tournament game by and RHP Fernando Romero to Chat- ATLANTA HAWKS — Signed G Dami- beat pro champion Don Budge 6-3, 6-2. a 114-109 loss to the St. Louis Hawks, 1987 — Katarina Witt of East Germany defeating top-seeded Stanford 71-67. tanooga (SL). on Lee to a 10-day contract. 1953 — Seton Hall wins the NIT title tying an NBA record set by Bob Cousy wins her third world figure skating 2008 — Lindsey Vonn wins the overall OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Optioned LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Signed F with a 58-46 win over St. John’s. Walter of Boston in 1959. championship. World Cup skiing to complete the first Dukes, who led Seton Hall with 21 1965 — Bill Russell of Boston scores 1987 — Jockey Laffit Pincay Jr. RHP Lou Trivino and LHP Jairo Travis Wear to a second 10-day con- American sweep of the men’s (Bode Labourt to Nashville (PCL). FOOTBALL points and 20 rebounds, finishes as 20 points and grabs 41 rebounds, and becomes the first rider in the history of Miller) and women’s titles in 25 years. TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned OF Wil- National Football League the tournament’s high scorer with 70 the Celtics set an NBA record with their Santa Anita Park to win seven races in 2012 — Lindsey Vonn ends the wom- lie Calhoun, INF Ronald Guzman, C/ NFL — Named Maryann Turcke chief points and wins the MVP honors. 61st victory of the season, a 106-98 tri- a single afternoon. In his only loss of INF Isiah Kiner-Falefa and RHP Con- operating officer. 1954 — Baltimore loses 65-54 at Mil- umph over San Francisco. the day, Pincay finishes third aboard en’s World Cup downhill season in style nor Sadzeck to Round Rock (PCL) ATLANTA FALCONS — Signed CB waukee, giving the Bullets their 20th 1976 — Bill Shoemaker posts his Bob Back in the eighth race. by dominating the final race held in and C Jose Trevino to Frisco (TL). Leon McFadden and OL Austin Pasz- consecutive road loss for the season, 7,000th career victory, aboard Royal 1996 — Princeton upsets defending Schladming, Austria. The American over- Assigned INFs Hanser Alberto and tor to one-year contract extensions. and making them the first team in NBA Derby II, in the fifth race at Santa Anita national champion UCLA, 43-41, in the all champion, who had already won the history to go an entire season without Park. first round of the men’s NCAA basket- Christian Lopes, OF Scott Heineman, BALTIMORE RAVENS — Released RB downhill title, beats Marion Rolland of winning a game on the road. 1981 — A date which defines March ball tournament. Gabe Lewullis scores LHP David Hurlbut and RHPs Austin Danny Woodhead. France by 0.92 seconds. It’s Vonn’s Bibens-Dirkx, Paolo Espino, Reed BUFFALO BILLS — Agreed to terms 1960 — Rookie Wilt Chamberlain Madness. The second round of the the a backdoor layup off a bounce pass 12th win this season. Only Vreni Garrett, Adrian Sampson and Tayler with DT Kyle Williams on a one-year scores a playoff record 53 points in the men’s NCAA basketall tournament fea- from Steve Goodrich with four seconds Scott to minor league camp. contract. Philadelphia’s 132-112 triumph over the tures three upsets decided in the late left and holds on for the win. Schneider of Switzerland won more Syracuse Nationals to send the War- seconds. Saint Joseph’s stuns No. 1 1997 — Pittsburgh Penguins forward races in one year — 14 in 1988-89. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2018 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 SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

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PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Know your attributes and lim- Steer clear of people who tend You’ll be forced to make a You may not approve of a Situations will get out of hand if Instead of adding to what you itations, and set out in search to overreact or someone trying change to accommodate change someone makes, but you let your emotions take con- have, consider heading in a of the unknown and unexpect- to goad you into an argument someone. Don’t put up a fuss; showing support and voicing trol and allow a fight to break minimalistic direction. The less ed. Live your dream and put or a dicey situation. You need just take care of whatever re- your concerns will have a great- out. Take a positive approach you have to account for, the your creative imagination to to focus on getting things done. sponsibility you are given so er influence than mere disap- when dealing with others and more free time you will have to work. Don’t ignore an oppor- you can get back to what’s im- proval. Handle others with care. you’ll have better luck. enjoy. tunity. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) portant. ARIES (March 21-April 19) A change of position or friend- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Put greater emphasis on your ships is encouraged. Consider A change to the way you do A change of plans will add to Share your ideas and press Keep your talk precise and relationships and how much what you have been doing, your job or get along with a an adventurous day. Taking forward to bring about positive easy for others to understand. each one costs you mentally, what you want to do and with partner will make a difference short trips or doing things with change. Look inward to find out Life is simple; it’s people who emotionally and financially. It’s whom you want to do it, and to the outcome of a project or a friend, colleague, a loved one exactly what you need to do to make it complex. Don’t add to time to rethink what you give make the changes that suit you joint venture. Transparency will or children will result in positive make life-changing improve- the confusion by using exag- and what you get in return. best. help keep the peace. change and greater respect. ments. gerated facts.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Lighthearted poem reminds visitors to use guest towels Your second partner will help you out DEAR ABBY: I’m frus- and anyone grieving or re- George Eliot said, “Animals provide a ninth trick. Since the trated that guests in my Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van covering from an illness. are such agreeable friends — dummy contains the club four home almost never use the Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, they ask no questions, they and three, West must hold pass no criticisms.” at most a five-card club suit. guest towels I’ve put out and was founded by her mother, DEAR ABBY: Do you Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at In bridge, it is beneficial if South should cash three of for them in the bathroom. think it is right that my your partner is an agreeable DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los his diamond tricks, then take Why do they do this? parents disowned me be- friend; but on some deals you the club ace and exit with his Angeles, CA 90069. need to call on another friend, I remember a little poem cause I’m seeing a guy last club. one of your opponents. While West takes two more in your column that ad- they don’t like? I don’t How can South get some I’m made for drying. items to re-read, the book- tricks in that suit, dummy dis- dresses this. I’d like to clip think it is. I’m 25, and I help from a defender in this it and put it in there next Just hanging here let is titled “Keepers.” It deal? He is in three no-trump, cards two spades, and declar- live on my own with my er ditches one spade and his to the towels. Please print Gets very tiring. can be ordered by sending and West leads a fourth-high- son. est club five. last diamond. What does West it again! I thought the poem was your name and mailing This is surely the most com- do now? clever enough when I first address, plus a check or NOT RIGHT IN If he leads a spade, it GOOD HOSTESS IN mon bidding sequence. It is saw it that many of you money order for $7 (U.S. WASHINGTON amazing how often three no- is away from the ace and CLOVER, S.C. would enjoy it. After it ap- funds), to Dear Abby, Keep- trump makes when you have around to South’s king. Or, if DEAR NOT RIGHT: at least 25 points between he chooses a heart, it is into DEAR HOSTESS: With peared, many readers ers Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Not knowing the guy or you and your partner. declarer’s ace-jack. pleasure thanked me for printing it. Mount Morris, IL 61054- your parents’ reason for First, declarer counts up his here it is: Some said they’d framed 0447. Shipping and han- top tricks, his immediate win- disliking him, I can only A GUEST TOWEL and hung it in the bath- dling are included in the ners. Here, he has eight: two suggest that their reaction SPEAKS room their guests used. price. Filled with clever hearts, four diamonds and seems extreme. By age 25 two clubs (given West’s lead). by Mabel Craddock (Problem solved!) I hear observations, “Keepers” is From where might the ninth you should be mature from many readers asking both witty and philosophi- winner come? Please use me, Guest; me to re-run articles that cal. It contains poems, es- enough to decide some- There are two candidates. Don’t hesitate. hold meaning for them. says and letters on sub- thing like this without be- The heart finesse might suc- ceed; or East might hold the Some say the articles have jects as diverse as children, ing emotionally black- Don’t turn your back spade ace. Or vacillate. been saved until they are parents, human nature, mailed. Please recognize However, if you glance at Don’t dry your hands yellowed with age and fall- philosophy and death. It’s that if you give in to this, the full deal, you will see that On petticoat, ing apart. Eventually, it a quick and easy read as they will be making your East has neither the spade ace nor the heart queen. In- On handkerchief, was suggested they be put well as an inexpensive gift decisions for you until they stead, declarer can call on Or redingote. together in a booklet. Since for newly married couples, are no longer on this side his left-hand partner, West, to I’m here to use; so many readers kept the pet lovers, new parents, of the sod.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MISSING YOUR DAILY ITEM? By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain The Item offers early morning home delivery at .50/per day; mortgage and security agreement given by Stephen J. Shea ("Mortgagor") to mortgage given by Jason M. Gallo to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, half the store price. If your paper delivery is missed, please Saugusbank, a Co-operative Bank, dated January 8, 2014, and recorded with the Inc., dated September 15, 2010 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern call us at 781-593-7700, ext. 2, before 10:00 a.m. so we can Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds in Book 33059, Page 135, of District) Registry of Deeds at Book 29773, Page 184, of which mortgage the arrange for re-delivery. Customers who call after 10:00 a.m. which mortgage the undersigned, North Shore Bank, A Cooperative Bank, is the undersigned is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic will receive a credit for that day's paper. Thank you! present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Stonehambank- A Co-operative Bank to of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 A.M. on the 21st Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. dated January 25, 2012 and recorded with said Registry GENERAL day of March, 2018, on the mortgaged premises known and numbered as 27 on January 25, 2012 at Book 31033, Page 502, for breach of the conditions of West Baltimore Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public HELP WANTED described in said mortgage, to wit: Auction at 9:00 a.m. on April 23, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located at 223 PARKLAND AVENUE, LYNN, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the Hiring RN’s and LPN’s The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the buildings premises described in said mortgage, thereon, being Lot B on a "Subdivision of Land as assessed to Waldo H. and Have you ever made a diff erence in a person’s life? Minnie L. Brown, June 1, 1959, Joseph J. Macaione, Reg. Land Surveyor" recorded TO WIT: Competitive Pay *Flexible Schedules * Great Benefi ts with Essex South Registry of Deed sin Book 4598, Page 392: the land in said Lynn, bounded and described as follows: $3,000 SIGN ON BONUS SOUTHEASTERLY by West Baltimore Street, Thirty-Eight and 81/100 WE CHANGE PEOPLES LIVES! (38.81) feet; SOUTHEAST: by Parkland Avenue, seventy-five feet; www.familylives.us SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot A on said Plan, One Hundred Twenty-Seven and SOUTHWEST: by land now or formerly of Cook, one hundred ninety-seven and 80/100 (127.80) feet; 34/100 feet; We serve patients in the following (but not limited to) towns:

NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Rossen, Thirty-One and NORTHWEST: by land of the City of Lynn, seventy-five feet; 70/100 (31.70) feet; and Boston: 16 YR/old with Trach/Vent NORTHEAST: by land now or formerly of Cook, one hundred ninety-seven and Andover: 26 YR/old with GT NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Tremaine and land now or 67/100 feet; formerly of Monette, One Hundred Thirty-One (131) feet. Chelsea: 15 YR/old with Trach Being the land shown on Plan of Land belonging to Richard E. & Dale F. Smith Lynn: 22 YR/old with Trach/Vent Containing 4,539 square feet of land according to said plan. situated in Lynn, Mass., dated July 9, 1947 drawn by Bradford &. Weed, C. Es., Malden: 22 YR/old with FT Plan No. 492 of 1947, containing according to said plan 14,787 square feet. Said premises are #27 West Baltimore Street in the present numbering N. Andover: Adult w/Trach/Vent thereof. For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with said Deeds immediately prior N. Reading: 24 YR/old with GT herewith. Subject to and with the benefit of a Right of Way as shown on said plan, Peabody: 17 YR/old with Trach/Vent being Four and 5/10 (4.5) feet wide on Lot A and Four and 5/10 (4.5) feet wide For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Reading: Young female with Vent on Lot B, and One Hundred Twenty-Seven and 80/100 (127.80) feet long from District) Registry of Deeds in Book 29773, Page 181. Salisbury: 16 YR/old with GT/JT West Baltimore Street, for all purposes for which a right of way is customarily used. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit 16 YR/old with GT The premises to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way, of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the easements, covenants, restrictions, buildings and zoning laws, improvements, nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Contact Family Lives at 508-475-0493 unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or tenants and parties in possession, mortgages, existing encumbrances, and all liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, other claims in the nature of liens now existing or hereafter arising, having priority having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, JOB INFORMATION over the Mortgage, if any there be. The premises shall also be sold subject to the easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. NOTICES SERVICES right of redemption of the United States of America, if any there be. TERMS OF SALE: TERMS OF SALE: Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00) will be required NOTICE PAY CALLS For more information and assistance to be paid by certified check or bank cashier's check made payable to the A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check regarding the reliability of business Mortgagee at the time and place of sale as a deposit. The balance is to be paid to will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- the Mortgagee by certified check or by bank cashier's check within thirty (30) days balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 Pay Call Numbers ties, employment services and financ- after the sale at the Law Office of F. Robert Allison, Attorney at Law, 159 Derby California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, (900, 976 and 550) ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Street, Salem, Massachusetts. Time is of the essence. The successful bidder shall Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the Advertiser telephone numbers with contact the Better Business Bureau be required to sign a Memorandum of Sale at the Auction Sale. date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage disclose the price of the telephone 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by shall control in the event of an error in this publication. call. When a number is published call 508-652-4800 public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further within the advertisement the per postpone at any adjourned sale date by public proclamation at the time and date Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. minute and/or flat charge must be NOTICE appointed for the adjourned sale date. included. If you dial a pay per call Don't pay to find work before you get WELLS FARGO BANK, NA number from an advertisement appear- the job. Legitimate job placement firms The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control Present holder of said mortgage ing in the classified section and it that work to fill specific positions in the event of a typographical error in this publication. DOES NOT disclose this information, cannot charge an upfront fee. For free By its Attorneys, please notify the Item classified information about avoiding employ- OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. department immediately. Response to ment service scams, write the Federal 150 California Street any pay per call numbers will be Trade Commission at Washington, Newton, MA 02458 charged to your telephone bill and D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud DATE: 1/23/18 (617) 558-0500 anyone under 18 years of age must Information Center, NORTH SHORE BANK, 201705-0396 - YEL have parent's consent. 1-800-876-7060 A COOPERATIVE BANK, Item: March 7, 14, 21, 2018 Please call immediately for further Present holder of said Mortgage, details or information. GENERAL By its attorney CLASSIFIED HELP WANTED (781)593-7700 AVISO DE AUDIENCIA PÚBLICA EN RELACION A VIVIENDAS HELP WANTED-SALES: F. ROBERT ALLISON, ESQUIRE Y ACTA DE URBANIZACION DE LA COMUNIDAD DEL 1992 159 Derby Street MISC. EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final Y LA Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • Salem, MA 0l970 ACTA NACIONAL DE VIVIENDAS COMPETENTE DEL 1990 (978) 740-9433 Local -Training/Support • Every day is Item: February 28, March 7, 14, 2018 FOR SALE: Payday • Agent Health/Dental Benefits La Ciudad de Lynn tendrá una Audiencia Pública como parte del proceso de Privacy Hedges -SPRING BLOWOUT • Incentive Trips CALL 860-357-6904 participacion de los ciudadanos bajo los Actas mencionadas y regulaciones a SALE 6 ft Arborvitae (Evergreen) Reg www.fhginsurance.com NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PURSUANT TO THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY continuación; y el propósito de esta Audiencia es doble: $149 Now $75 Beautiful, Nursery DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1992 Grown. FREE Installation/FREE deliv- LOCAL INSURANCE AGENCY SEEKS A PART TIME TELEMARKETER and the a) proveer un resumen de las actividades de las becas que fueron aceptada ery, Limited Supply! ORDER NOW: CONTACT: PAUL RACKI NATIONAL AFFORDABLE HOUSING ACT OF 1990 durante el año pasado; 518-536-1367 www.lowcosttreefarm 781-322-2350 .com The City of Lynn will hold a Public Hearing as part of the citizen's participation b) permitir ideas del público con respecto al Plan de Acción propuesto por la process under the above Acts and regulations hereunder; and the purpose of this Ciudad, incluyendo el propuesto de presentar las aplicaciones y la solicitación de WANTED to BUY or TRADE: RENTALS Hearing is twofold: los comentararios del ciudadano en respecto a las necesidades del desarollo de FREON R12 WANTED: CERTIFIED la comunidad y actividades financieras. BUYER will PAY CA$H for R12 cylinders or cases of cans. (312) 291-9169 a) to provide an overview of entitlement grants activities undertaken during the APARTMENTS past year; El Departamento de Viviendas y Desarollos Urbano (HUD) del Año Fiscal 2019 Sell your stuff in estimo apropiaciones de en becas tituladas (Beca de Bloque para Desarrollo de la b) to allow public input with regard to the City's proposed Action Plan including the Comunidad) Community Development Block Grant ($2,670,320), y becas de DANVERS ~ MOBILE HOME presentation of proposal applications and the solicitation of citizen comments on Solucion de Emergencia ($208,122). Estas apropriaciones seran usadas para Clean and furnished, 1 bdrm, the development of community needs and funding activities. fondos de viviendas locales y actividades de desarollo de la comunidad durante el convenient location, no pets. Año Fiscal 2019 y podría incluir actividades económicas, asistencia para Call ~ 978-646-7634 The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Fiscal Year 2019 proprietarios de casa, rehabilitación de viviendas, servicios publico, facilidades Lynn ~ Studio, 1, 2, 3 bdrms. Clean, estimated entitlement grants appropriations are Community Development Block publica y mejores, compras, disposición, limpieza, y demolicion, trasladacion de modern apartments. On bus line, Grant ($2,670,320) and Emergency Solutions Grant ($208,122). These servicios de viviendas, construcción de viviendas, asistencia de microempresa, parking, laundry. From $950, No fees. appropriations will be used to fund local housing and community development asistencia técnica, rehabilitación y preservacion, planos y gestion, diseño, ect. Call ~ 781-477-6457 activities in the City's Fiscal Year 2019 and may include economic development activities, homeownership assistance, housing rehabilitation, public services, EL HORARIO PARA LA AUDIENCIA PÚBLICA ES EL SIGUIENTE: public facilities and improvements, acquisition, disposition, clearance and demolition, relocation, housing services, construction of housing, microenterprise MARTES 27 DE MARZO DEL 2018 - 6:00P.M. assistance, technical assistance, rehabilitation and preservation, planning and Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development - Community Room classifi eds management, design, etc. 10 Church Street, Lynn, Massachusetts

El salón de la Comunidad en el Lynn Housing Authority tiene acceso para LEGALS The schedule for the Public Hearing personas invalidas, si hay alguien necesita servicios especiales debe ponerse en is as follows: contacto con La Oficina del Desarrollo Económico de Lynn (781-581-6763) por lo COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS menos dos semanas antes de la Audiencia pública. LAND COURT TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 - 6:00 P.M. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development - Community Room Todos los residentes de la ciudad de Lynn son invitados a asistir y proveer 10 Church Street, Lynn, Massachusetts comentarios acerca de las necesidades de la Ciudad y ofrecer recomendaciones 17 SM 007890 sobre los fondos. Individuales que desean ofrecer comentario público tienen que The Community Room at the Lynn Housing Authority is handicapped accessible registrarse con el encargado antes de empesar la audiencia esa noche. Aquellos ORDER OF NOTICE and any individual needing a special accommodation for their handicapped residentes que desean hablar tendran un maximo de tres minutos para hacer condition must contact the Department of Community Development at (781) sus comentarios. TO: 581-6763 at least two weeks prior to the Public Hearing. Bartolo Bonilla AKA Bartollo Bonilla; Salvadora Maria Lopez Individuales que sometan aplicaciones de propuesta formal tienen que dirigirse al All residents of Lynn are invited to attend to provide comments on the needs of the (Comite de Acesoria de Ciudadanos ) Citizens Advisory Board con un resumen de and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, City and offer funding recommendations. Individuals wishing to offer public su peticion. Para poder permitir suficiente tiempo para que el Comite de Acesoria 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): comment must register with staff prior to the start of public hearing that evening. de Ciudadanos pueda oir a todos los aplicantes aceptados, presentaciones All speakers will be allowed a maximum of three minutes to make their individuales seran limitada a una persona y no puede exceder tres minutos, JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, comments. seguida por preguntas posible del Comite de Acesoria de Ciudadanos. La audiencia será estructurada en dos secciones. Primera Seccion consiste de las claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Individuals submitting formal proposal applications are asked to address the presentaciones de becas individuales seguida por Sección Dos aceptando numbered 4 Bellair Street, given by Bartolo Bonilla to Washington Mutual Citizens Advisory Board (CAB) with a brief overview of their request. In order to comentarios del público general. Otra vez, todas presentaciones en ambas Bank, FA., dated April 3, 2007, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern allow sufficient time for the CAB to hear from all grant applicants, individual secciones seran limitada a un maximo de tres minutos para poder proporcionar District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26729, Page 186, and now held by plaintiff presentations will be limited to one person and may not exceed three minutes, suficiente tiempo para oir a todos los comentarios del público. by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of followed by possible questions from the CAB. The hearing will be structured in two Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Sessions. Session One will consist of the individual grant presentations followed by En caso que un residente no pueda asistir y comentar, el o ella es invitado a Session Two allowing for general public comment. Again, all presentations in both someter comentarios por escrito (en forma de aplicacion de propuesta y/o cartas) If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United sessions will be limited to a maximum of three minutes in order to provide a la direccion mencionada arriba. Esos comentarios por escrito seran considerado States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers sufficient time to hear all public comments. en el proceso de planificación y en la presentacion de una aplicacion para Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Community Development Block Grant y becas de Solucion de Emergencia para el that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in In the event a resident is unable to attend and comment, he or she is invited to Año Fiscal 2019. this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before April 9, submit written comments (in the form of proposal applications and/or letters) to 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the the abovementioned address. Such written comments will be considered in the James M. Marsh benefits of said Act. planning process and in the preparation of an application for Community Director Development Block Grant and Emergency Solutions Grant funds for Fiscal Year Community Development Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on February 20, 2018 2019. Charles J Gaeta Attest: James M. Marsh Executive Director Deborah J. Patterson Director Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development Recorder Community Development Item: March 14, 2018 (17-011066 Orlans) Item: March 14, 2018 Charles J. Gaeta Executive Director Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development Item: March 14, 2018 Selling a house? Buying a house? Find out what properties recently sold in your area. Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Check out the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper. to subscribe today. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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The main street ions are always around. Mini vacations are op- was charming with no big And these pancakes are portunities for relaxing, name stores, which was re- easy to make while making seeing new places and freshing. Not seeing a Gap a delicious snack that peo- enjoying a little shopping. or Banana Republic in the ple remember. It takes just Best of all, they reinvigo- midst of all this charm was two minutes to grind the rate you toward everyday pleasing to my eye and to ingredients in the food pro- life — seeing and experi- the soul. cessor, and you don’t even encing new things allows As much as we enjoy our have to bother peeling the you to bring fresh eyes travels, Todd and I both potatoes. Add an egg, salt back to your routines. love our return home. “It’s and pepper, a few table- The food markets and so nice to be home,” is a spoons of grated Parmesan restaurants that offer ev- favorite refrain of my hus- and you are good to go. ery ethnic food imaginable band’s, no matter where Fry a spoonful of the seem to be everywhere, we may have been. I must pancake mixture in hot ol- great for picnic lunches or ive oil and brown nicely on snacking when driving. Cof- say I feel the same. No fee and tea shops, cafes and matter how good a job I do both sides. Garnish with bakeries, trattoria or high at emptying the fridge (the yogurt or sour cream and end establishments; there freezer is never empty) I if you are lucky to have on seems to be something for always manage to scrape hand a jar of applesauce it every taste and budget. On something together for our would be perfect. You can a recent trip to Connecticut, first meal back. Coming quickly make your own by we visited two towns which home late from our trip to cutting up an apple, re- moving the core and puls- were so inviting I thought Kent, we were in the mood Rosalie grills two slices of rustic bread, cuts a hole in the center of each for a quick snack. I found ing in the food processor we could instantly call them and fries an egg in each hole as part of a breakfast that includes sausag- some leftover spaghet- with a little sugar or hon- home. Kent, a fancy vaca- es, homemade apple sauce and potato pancakes. tion spot over on the west- ti which I’d forgotten to ey, no need to cook. ern part of the state that pitch, and I was reminded Another quick dish is a is home to the Kent School, of how much we love crispy frittata, which can also in- Sunday Morning Breakfast offers delightful shopping in pasta fried in olive oil and clude potatoes. My Noni al- a bucolic setting. The down- garlic and a good helping of ways made hers with very Sausage, potato pancakes, hole in the toast — On medium high heat drop rounded tbsp. town hosts lovely galleries grated Pecorino Romano. I thin slices of potatoes sau- with an egg, homemade applesauce and roast- of pancake batter and flatten slightly after a and shops, some small town rinsed some arugula, sliced teed on both sides and then ed squash. minute. Brown on both sides and remove to the in nature, with others more an apple and some nicely the egg and grated cheese If you were wise enough to roast some veg- oven on a platter to keep warm. ripened avocado and made over that. Of course, if you upscale and sophisticated gies and if you made extra potato pancakes and Applesauce: a quick salad, tossed with have any ham or salami such as side-by-side cheese sausages the last time you made them, this will — Place a large cut up apple in the food pro- shops and a new artisan olive oil and a sprinkle of that is nice to add. come together in minutes. Assuming you need lemon. We had the most The moral of the story is cessor (I have a small one in addition to the pizza restaurant called my guidance from the get-go, here are a few normal one which I use for secondary tasks like Swyft, home to “wood-fired, perfect late night snack. that you can always find recipes. Other foods that I always something to satisfy your apple sauce) and pulse with a tbsp. of maple farm-driven pizzas.” We had Sausages: syrup until smooth, but somewhat chunky. You a spectacular lunch of rabbit keep in the fridge include hunger when you come — On a hot grill pan or skittle or fry pan place canned tuna fish. The plain back home. Take a good can also melt a tbsp of butter in saute pan and croquettes on a bed of beau- the sausages. Make more for the next time, but toss the apple for a few minutes over medium tiful greens and delicious white tuna in water is look and allow yourself to for now, 1½ each is nice. heat. Sprinkle with lemon. white pizza with sausage — great for a tuna salad or a test your creativity before — Turn them to brown all over, slice down the Hole in the Toast with Eggs: paired with a tasting of sev- tuna melt. But the “tonno” calling for a pizza. middle, and place in a 300 oven on another eral intriguing craft beers. packed in olive oil from Prepping for future meals pan while you prepare the rest. — The final treat is great and easy as a late On the ride out to Kent Italy is a cut above and is always a good plan. Our Potato Pancakes: nite snack in addition to being a wonderful from our central Con- enhances Mediterranean two-person household will — In a food processor place two medium po- brunch item. necticut starting point we preparations such as tonno not eat six sausages at a tatoes, cut up into large chunks, an egg, three — If you buy a large loaf of artisan bread, slice arrived at the surprising marinara — a small can of sitting or a pound of cut-up tbsp. of grated Parmesan, a small piece of on- into one inch slices and freeze the rest for a throwback town of Litch- tomatoes quickly cooked in squash, for example. I al- ion, salt and pepper, and pulse quickly several quick snack. field, which reminded me olive oil with a chopped red ways cook more than I need times to make a medium mash. — Toast on the skillet on both sides and make of my brother’s train set onion (sauteed beforehand) for the meal I am working — Scrape the griddle with a spatula to remove a hole with a sharp knife, then drop an egg and when he was a kid. It fea- takes just 15 minutes and on. Little baggies holding the burnt crumbs from the sausage and discard turn over gently after a few minutes. Puncture at tures a small village with can be accomplished while the excess are in my freez- them with a paper towel. Keep the grease from serving time for the yolk to appear. the most charming old the pasta pot is boiling. At er so that I can “paint with the sausage and add a little olive oil to fry the — Serve directly from your skillet for a rustic brick buildings that were the end, add tonno to the oil food.” The most creative potato pancakes in. presentation. more common to see in the and if you have any Greek and delicious results often 1950s, but were built well or Sicilian olives simmer come from this planning. before. A bakery, an antique those in the tomato for just Sunday mornings when up very nicely in the oven an egg, homemade apple- the last time you made shop or two, a most deli- a minute. Have a chunk you kind of give yourself a as will the roasted veggies sauce and roasted squash. them, this will come to- cious vintage clothing store of Romano or Pecorino at time to relax you can quick- and sausages. If you were wise enough gether in minutes. Assum- called Serendipity, which hand for grating and snack- ly put together a meal. Sunday morning Break- to roast some veggies and ing you need my guidance also had a few very pretty ing on while you cook. Those potato pancakes that fast: Sausage, potato pan- if you made extra potato from the get-go here are a new clothes on sale, along A good fallback when you made extra of will heat cakes, hole in the toast with pancakes and sausages few recipes. Cooking on Deadline: Classic Deviled Eggs

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