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THURSDAY, MAY 3, 2018 DEALS OF THE MassHousing $DAY$ PG. 3 wants to hear from Saugus DEALS OF THE By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF $DAY$ SAUGUS — MassHousing has extended the dead- PG. 3 line for residents and business owners in Saugus to submit comments on a 300-unit, 40B housing development proposed for Route 1 North near Prankers Pond. The Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency is currently reviewing a proposal for a 300-unit rent- DEALS al complex, submitted by Saugus Residential, LLC. OF THE The development would be called Saugus Ridge and would be located on a 28-acre parcel on Route $DAY$ 1 North. PG. 3 The proposal includes two four-story buildings connected by an amenity area of of ces, a mail room, a lounge, the leasing center, and a lobby. There will also be a courtyard, and possibly a pool. Of the 300 proposed units, 100 would be one-bed- Lynn Tech and GE room, 36 would be one-bedroom with a den, 87 DEALS two-bedrooms, 17 two-bedrooms with a den, 31 three-bedroom units, and 29 studios. OF THE The state’s 40B housing program allows develop- want vets to feel at home ers to override local zoning bylaws to increase stock $DAY$ of affordable housing in municipalities where less By Gayla Cawley ing out after his teacher told his class Lynn TechPG. 3senior than 10 percent of the homes are affordable. Towns ITEM STAFF about the work. Jennifer Guevara that do not meet the required 10 percent can be sub- “He told us it was going to help out the cuts a plank of jected to developers who are allowed to override lo- LYNN — Seniors from Lynn Vocational veterans,” Erazo said. “I thought it would wood as she works cal zoning and build denser developments. Technical Institute teamed up with the GE be a good cause.” with her class to In 2015, the town rezoned Route 1 and created the Veterans Council on Wednesday to improve Erazo and his classmates were trying to refurbish the stairs housing for disabled veterans. Business Highway Sustainable Development Dis- re-establish the stairs because they were at the Habitat Five Lynn Tech seniors from the school’s trict. The intent was to promote attractive, sustain- rotten and falling apart. PLUS group home. able mixed-use developments. Under the zoning, carpentry program spent part of the day He’s thought about carpentry or construc- developers are required to go through a multi-step renovating and shoring up the basement tion as a possible career path, but he said it ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK process that includes meetings with town depart- stairs of a home at 516 Essex St. that hous- depends on if he gets into a college he likes. ment heads and master plan and site plan reviews es severely disabled veterans. Work includ- His plan is to study business or accounting. ed measuring, cutting and installing wood. SAUGUS, A7 Kevin Erazo, 17, was interested in help- LYNN, A7 INSIDE Swampscott student tells cancer to buzz off Lynn Rotary Club celebrates Off fund vital programs that reduce raiser recently and thought it would 100 years. A3 By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF stress, restore joy and provide kids be a good idea to sign up and raise and their families with the support money. Despite not having a person- Opinion SWAMPSCOTT — Swampscott they need to get through treatment. al connection to cancer, he said he Much-needed relief. A4 High School junior Jake Scanlon One Mission is a pediatric cancer feels strongly about the cause. Sports plans to shave his hair off next month to support kids with cancer charity. “I don’t see why you wouldn’t want Saugus baseball wins Scanlon said kids with cancer to help out, especially for a kid who marathon 11-inning who don’t have a choice in losing their hair. lose their hair unwillingly, which has their whole life ahead of them game over Medford. B1 can make them uncomfortable and but has to deal with this illness,”  Scanlon, 17, is raising funds for feel like outsiders. By shaving his Scanlon said. Fenwick boys One Mission Buzz Off for Kids with head, he said it puts him not in If he can change one kid’s life by lacrosse jumps ahead Cancer and will shave his head on the same boat, but in a similar sit- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE early, takes down June 3 during the Buzz Off at Gil- shaving his head and raising funds Jake Scanlon will St. Mary’s. B1 lette Stadium event. So, far he’s uation, with trying to understand for charity, he said it’s completely raised more than $700. what they’re going through from worth it. shave his head next According to the organization’s that aspect. month to raise money website, proceeds from The Buzz Scanlon found out about the fund- SWAMPSCOTT, A7 for kids with cancer. Lynn Museum to revisit political family feud

By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF LYNN — Robert F. Kennedy was a U.S. senator for less than four years before he was assassinated in 1968. But there are dozens of books written about him. John McCormack, a Massachusetts Democrat, served in the U.S. House of Representatives for 42 years and was speaker of the House from 1961 to 1971 when he championed landmark civil rights, education, and healthcare legislation. Yet, not a single biography has been written about him. Until now. Garrison Nelson, 75, a Lynn native and 1959 Clas- sical High School graduate, has written “John Wil- liam McCormack: A Political Biography.” The professor of law, politics, and political behavior at the University of Vermont will present “Friendly New topping planned Enemies: The Kennedys, the McCormacks, and Na- tional Politics” at the Lynn Museum tonight at 6. The event is free. for Revere pizza place “There have been a dozen speakers of the house between Sam Rayburn in 1940 and Paul Ryan today,” By Thomas Grillo The parcels are owned by the Ash Family Nicholas Boina- Nelson said. “Of those, 11 have books by or about ITEM STAFF Limited Partnership of Wake eld, which ventura makes a them. McCormack was the only one not to have a include two buildings and three vacant lots pizza at Bianchi’s book by or about him. Now there is one.” REVERE — The no-frills, counter-only On what McCormack would have thought of Pres- assessed at $1.1 million, according to Suf- on Revere Beach pizza storefront that has dished out what ident Donald Trump, that’s easy, he said. Boulevard. some call the best slices on the North Shore folk County Registry of Deeds. “He would be horri ed,” he said. “McCormack was Under the terms of a purchase and sales is expected to close this fall. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE one of the authors of Social Security, pushed Medic- But Bianchi’s, the iconic 70-year-old piz- agreement, the parcels would be sold to A aid, and fought for immigration reform. He was pro za shop, is expected to survive somewhere. Chara Development of Revere and the NRP immigration, pro healthcare and pro help for the The City Council has approved construc- Group, a Cleveland apartment developer. aged.” tion of a 145-unit apartment development “I wish we owned the real estate because In its review, The Boston Globe praised Nelson’s at Bianchi’s, next to the St. George Con- I really don’t want to go,” said Robert Bian- 900-page biography. dominiums on Revere Beach Boulevard. chi, the pizza shop’s general manager. “Nelson’s book is as much a history of Bay State Construction plans include a space for Bi- anchi’s on the rst oor. REVERE, A7 MUSEUM, A7

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Several additional public’s trust” in the de- brass to keep an eye on pike traf c enforcement members whose overtime partment. Lawrence, the son of the late Odessa, Fla. He also leaves them, of cialsHOME announced AND BUSINESS SERVICES Joseph and Rachel (Douty) behind daughter Andrea patrols. Overtime is now records revealed alleged State police also began on Wednesday. availability to 786 troop- discrepancies retired be- posting members’ troop Rosa, whoCLEANING/ were the founding Pelczar andCLEANING/ her husband Mark Republican Gov. Char- CLEANING/ owners of the Town Line Motel of Danville, N.H. His grand- CARPENTRY ers, insteadFIREWOOD of only 136 fore the department could assignments to the state’s MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE lie Baker and State Police MAINTENANCE in Meredith, N.H., where Phil daughter, Sharon Pelczar and of cers who were part of take action to suspend website, and will be add- Colonel Kerry Gilpin up- loved to spend time in the herBUDGET signi cantWASTE other REMOVAL Jose the disbanded troop. A new them. State police spokes- ing payroll records for all summer. He was raised in Law- Orta of Lawrence; and his dated proposed state police face-to-faceFrank’s roll callFirewood policy man David Procopio said troops to the state comp- RONNIErence and Lynn eld. He Zwas a great-grandchildren,· Rubbish/yard waste removal Abel and reforms following scandals also is being& Tree implemented Work “those who retired are still troller’s website in an ef- 1943 graduate of Wake eld Sage· Appliance Orta. and Phil metal also pick upleaves a including overtime abuse to monitor which turnpike subjectWE to anTAKE investigation AND fort toDISPOSE increase transpar- HighMOVING School. Phil lived much cousin· Construction whom and he estate adored clean-outs and by state police. Changes of cers are Tree working. by the attorney general.” ency. Leaveof his yourlife in moving Swampscott to us! and was· Interior/exterior more like ademolition sister to him, include the dismantling of An internal audit in Other changes include “There is no change on Whether it be one piece or more! Troop E, which patrolled Removal truly loved the city and its peo- Irene· Dumpster Hyde alternative of Norton. 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Lucille Ball her iconic “poo- dle cut” and red hair while she was still a performer on DeLeo pushing ‘red ag’ gun bill

By Steve LeBlanc order if they believe a le- Massachusetts as a model move those very things ASSOCIATED PRESS gal gun owner poses a risk for our gun safety legisla- that can hurt them and Louise Creamer, 86 to themselves or others. tion.” hurt others,” Decker said. CAMBRIDGE — Demo- Such an order would pre- Similar legislation has “There’s no time for re ec- 1931-2018 cratic Speaker Robert De- vent the individual from been considered in sever- tion once that decision has Leo says he plans to bring possessing or purchasing al states since the Feb. 14 been made to shoot your- PEABODY — Louise Steven E. Creamer a bill before the Massa- rearms for one year. shooting that killed 17 peo- self or shoot others.” (Legro) Creamer, of and his wife Jeanan chusetts House that would DeLeo said the bill would ple at a Florida high school. Massachusetts Gun Peabody, formerly of of Lynn, Robert R. let rearms be taken from help bolster the state’s rep- Connecticut has had a “red Owners Action League Ex- Lynn, passed away Creamer and his wife people who show unstable utation for having some of ag” law since 1999. ecutive Director Jim Wal- peacefully with her Lisa of New Hamp- or potentially dangerous the toughest gun laws in The bill’s chief sponsor, lace said the bill focuses family by her side shire, and Thomas behavior. the country — laws that he Cambridge Democratic too much on guns and not on Tuesday morning, “Tom” Creamer and DeLeo made the an- said have translated into Rep. Marjorie Decker, said on the individuals. May 1, 2018 at the his wife Mary of nouncement with other fewer rearms deaths in the goal is simple — to Wallace called the lan- Rosewood Care facil- Lynn; her daughter, lawmakers, gun safety ad- Massachusetts. prevent rearm deaths. guage in the bill “cruel and ity in Peabody at the Terri O’Brien of Lynn; vocates, police chiefs and “We seek not only to be “We’re saying if some- dangerous” because of the age of 86. her grandchildren, Steph- students on Wednesday the safest state in our one is in your home and way he said it treats peo- Born in Lynn on July 13, anie and Jennifer Creamer at Cambridge Rindge and country, we strive for Mas- you don’t believe they are ple with temporary men- 1931, Louise was the daugh- and Mike and Chris Creamer, Latin High School. ter of the late Leonard J. and her great-grandson, Matthew sachusetts to stand up safe with a gun, if they are tal health issues and also The so-called “red ag” Eleanor G. (Black) Legro. Lou- Creamer; and her siblings, with the safest places in going to hurt themselves the way it doesn’t treat bill would let family mem- ise was raised and educated Norman Legro and his wife the world,” DeLeo said. or hurt someone else that people with severe mental in Lynn. Norma of Leominster and Pa- bers petition a court for an “We know that folks all there should be a pause health issues who may be She worked for more than tricia Ball and her husband extreme risk protection over the country look to and that we should re- the next killer. 18 years with the General Dave of Merritt Island, Fla. Electric as an administrative Louise was preceded in death MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS assistant until she chose to by her siblings Whitey Legro, stay home after the birth of Robert Legro, and Barbara De- Man injured in NBC 10 Boston reports Man shot by retired of cer shoplifting suspect. her rst child. Veau. Many nieces and neph- Boston shooting two re ghters have been pleads not guilty Leicester police re- Louise was a dedicated ews also survive her. taken to a hospital with sponded to Walmart on mom and wife. She was mar- Service information: Fu- BOSTON (AP) — Au- unknown injuries. No res- WORCESTER (AP) — A Dec. 11 after an employee ried to Melville R. Creamer for neral service will be held in thorities say one man has idents have been hurt. man who was shot by a found several electronic 34 years until his passing in the CUFFE-McGINN Funeral been injured in a shooting The re broke out retired police of cer after anti-theft devices that 1991. Louise, or affectionate- Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, in downtown Boston. around 3:30 p.m. and he was spotted on the had been covered in the ly known to her close friends on Monday, May 7, 2018 at Police say the shooting had collapsed part of one man’s yard has pleaded malleable clay-like toy in as “Ms. Weezie,” had a love 10 a.m. Burial will follow in happened around 4:30 building’s roof by the not guilty to trespassing an apparent attempt to for card games. She could be Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. p.m. Wednesday near time re ghters arrived. and assault charges. neutralize them. It’s unclear how the re found around a poker table or Visiting hours will be held Boston Common. The Telegram & The attempt to disable started. playing cribbage for most of in the funeral home on Sun- The victim was taken Gazette reports that the spider-wrap devices Twenty- ve re ghters her life. She enjoyed her time day, May 6 from 1-5 p.m. In to Boston Medical Center 29-year-old Zachary failed, and the suspect spent up on Sokokis Lake in lieu of owers, contributions for treatment, and his are on the scene, com- Bailey entered his plea prising at least three re had ed. Limerick, Maine, at the fami- in Louise’s memory may be condition has not been Tuesday and bail was set departments. Chelsea is He did, however, leave a ly lake house. Nothing com- made to Dana-Farber Cancer released. at $10,000 cash. located directly across the ngerprint impression in pared to the love she had for Institute, P.O. Box 849168, Police are now searching Prosecutors say retired Mystic River from Boston. the Play-Doh. the Red Sox, she never missed Boston, MA 02284 or via the area for the alleged of cer Charles Jackson a game. Louise was even able www.dana-farber.org/gift. Police announced shooter. No arrests have Former martial arts witnessed Bailey trying Monday the Connecticut to venture along with her been made. to break into a car in daughter to 25 of the 30 MLB Forensics Laboratory instructor guilty of rape Worcester around 12:45 ballparks. helped nd a match for a.m. Sunday. Jackson Louise leaves her sons, Fire ghters injured in large, BROCKTON (AP) — A the print. ongoing building re martial arts instructor confronted Bailey as he has been found guilty of walked toward his home. CHELSEA (AP) — At raping a former student. The men fought and least 16 people have been Bailey allegedly threat- 781-593-7700 IN MEMORIAM Did you know? The Enterprise reports Publishing Daily, except Sundays MARY CONNOLLY CULLINANE displaced as re ghters that 61-year-old Colin ened to shoot Jackson. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 2004 ~ MAY 2 ~ 2018 continued to battle a re Dahlen, of Kingston, Prosecutors say Bailey Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA that has engulfed three, was convicted Monday of red a shot, and Jackson and additional of ces. three-story apartment returned re. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item charges including child Subscriptions buildings just outside of rape after a four-day trial Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Boston. and eight hours of delib- Fingerprint left in Play-Doh $20.00 for 4 weeks Fire ghters respond- erations. leads to shoplifting suspect $65.00 for 13 weeks Home delivery ed to the re in Chelsea Prosecutors say Dahlen $130.00 for 26 weeks Wednesday afternoon. 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By Bella diGrazia also service to mankind,” ture college students, and FOR THE ITEM said Stephen Upton, Lynn Camp Rotary, which has Rotary Club president. been around since 1921. A cocktail hour, surprise “The belief is everything, The 100-year celebra- awards, and emotional no matter how small, can tion featured Internation- speeches helped ring in ultimately contribute to al Rotary Club president 100 years of service from peace.” Ian Riseley as the keynote the Lynn Rotary Club. Upton has been a mem- speaker. He helped pres- Members of the commu- ber of the Lynn club for ent the Paul Harris award nity gathered in the Colo- eight years and was elect- nial Ballroom at the Four to Obie Barker, former ed as president three years Executive Director of the Points by Sheraton in ago. The 47-member club Boys & Girls Club of Lynn, Wakefield to celebrate the offers a variety of commu- which was a surprise to organization’s 10 decades nity services such as the of dedicated service. The Student Awards Program everyone in the room. Wednesday evening event for local eighth graders, According to Riseley, the offered a cocktail hour, a the Annual Special Games Rotary club of Lynn is the silent auction raffle, and a for special needs children, oldest, continuous Rotary free, catered dinner. the Dictionary Project, program in the world. “Rotary is an organiza- which distributes to local “The motto of rotary is tion of business profes- third graders, financial service above self and I, ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE sionals, as well as profes- services for local home- as well as the rest of the sionals from various other less veterans, the Annual club members here, just Some of the table art that was created by those visiting the All-City Art resources, that promote High School Football Lun- happen to believe in that,” show at LynnArts on Wednesday. ethics in business but cheon, scholarships for fu- said Upton.

Jessica Chavez stands with her Aleena Acosta draws and colors ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE sculpture. her art on a table. Obie Barker heads to the podium to receive the Paul Harris Award at the Rotary Club of Lynn Celebration of 100 Years of Service dinner held at the Four Points Sheraton Wakefield. Cobbet gets a jump on its field day fundraiser

LYNN — Cobbet Ele- mentary School students got a jump last week on raising money for their June 14 field day (rain date, June 15) by holding Jump-A-Thon in the Fect- eau-Leary School gymna- sium. The students collected donations from family and friends to help de- fray field day costs. The students participated in long and short rope jump- COURTESY PHOTO ing, double dutch, skip its, Cobbet Elementary students participate in Chinese jump ropes, he- various jump rope activities to raise funds for licopter games and pogo their upcoming field day. stick jumping.

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E M. G D President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S Facebook wants me to rat Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director T J Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey out my friends? No thanks. P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W Michael H. Shanahan Some Facebook users system” with the goal, ac- What’s more unnerv- Chairman Customer Service Chief Operating O cer were alarmed Tuesday to cording to the government, ing, though, is how many P Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 see a new feature in their of “raising the honest men- Chinese have so readily Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 news feeds. Under many tality and credit levels of embraced the system vol- Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 posts, Facebook had added the entire society.” A more All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 untarily. Why? Because Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 this question: civil society? Sound nice! for high scorers there are 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 “Does this post contain But who defines what’s immediate rewards — dis- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 hate speech?” along with civil? And what happens Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 counts on rent or utility Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 two buttons, “Yes” and to those who don’t achieve bills, better interest rates Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 “No.” a perfect score? classi [email protected] at banks, even boosted on- A good move by Face- China’s social cred- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 line dating profiles. If it Subscriptions book to help identify and it system is being rolled [email protected] root out all the nastiness out now, in various forms, doesn’t sound tempting, consider all the rewards Circulation of social media? Or an om- across the country. Citi- [email protected] inous invitation to its us- zens are urged to install programs Americans al- ers to become informants? apps that use face rec- ready belong to — it isn’t Ext. 3 so hard to manipulate our Facebook reportedly ognition, GPS and other Newsroom disabled the feature after data to track their good behavior either, is it? [email protected] its morning test — which behavior — crossing at the If this sounds like [email protected] EDITORIAL Guy Rosen, Facebook’s Netflix’s dystopian se- light, tossing trash in des- Ext. 4 vice president of product, ignated spots, driving at ries “Black Mirror,” you called “a bug” on Twit- the speed limit, etc. — and might’ve seen the “Nose- Sports ter — but not before it also allow users to report dive” episode, which imag- [email protected] Much-needed relief sparked immediate con- other citizens who don’t ines a world where every- Ext. 5 cern among users. follow the rules. That guy one rates one another on Retail and Online The CEO of the Massachusetts League of Social media sites in- who never picks up after a five-star scale. It doesn’t Advertising Community Health Centers sounded an alarm cluding Facebook and his dog? Snap a picture go well. [email protected] Tuesday when he warned community health Twitter have been under and ding his score! Facebook hasn’t intro- centers need financial help. intense criticism for al- The government aims to duced anything (yet) as ADVERTISING lowing fake accounts — have the system fully in “If we can’t basically keep the lights on, we far-reaching as China’s Peter Battinelli can’t expand services,” James Hunt was quot- many traced to Russia place by 2020, and partic- social credit system. But Sales Representative, ext. 1217 ed as saying in a State House News Service — to manipulate public ipation will be mandatory. seeing those prompts, [email protected] story. opinion during the 2016 Of course, it’s easy to see Hunt and health center directors are asking presidential election and how an authoritarian gov- which might as well have Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising state legislators to consider the merits of cre- spread hate speech and ernment such as China’s read, “Want to turn in your friend for spreading and Business Development, ext. 1355 ating a $30 million stabilization fund to aid in other messages designed can implement a system [email protected] making centers financially secure while their to inflame prejudices and so quickly. For a person hate speech?” raised im- directors and advocates like Hunt work with deepen divisions among with bad social credit, life portant alarms. Michele Iannaco Americans. is tough. Travel is restrict- Proceed with caution, Sales Representative, ext. 1315 legislators and Gov. Baker to map out long- [email protected] term financial stability efforts. So it’s not surprising ed — Channel News Asia Facebook, because your Health centers, like hospitals and nearly ev- to see Facebook trying to reports 9 million people users may be considering Ralph Mitchell ery other health service delivery institution, curtail hate speech among with poor social credit a different question: “Is Sales Representative, ext. 1313 are not immune from the challenges of eco- its 2 billion users. But ask- have been barred from it time to ditch social me- [email protected] nomically delivering health care and making ing people to rat out their buying domestic plane dia?” Patricia Whalen it affordable for patients. friends is not the way to tickets. Internet speeds Sales Representative, ext. 1310 But financial assistance is far from a bailout go. are slowed down. Children Lara Weber is a member [email protected] or helping hand for health centers: It is an in- In 2014, China an- of low scorers are being of the Tribune Editorial vestment in important health providers who nounced a “social credit kept out of better schools. Board. BUSINESS OFFICE help stabilize communities. Lynn Communi- Susan J. Conti ty Health Center has evolved from a small DENNIS O’TOOLE Controller, ext. 1288 neighborhood facility delivering services to a [email protected] significant employer and downtown presence Ted Grant providing primary care and specialized care. Publisher, ext. 1234 The center has undergone expansions, won Cosby’s fall puts the spotlight [email protected] awards, and become a refuge and a lifesaver Marian Kinney for Lynn residents. ext. 1212 Stabilization fund advocates point out that on our cult of celebrity [email protected] health centers now see more than 1 million Will Kraft patients annually in Massachusetts compared I had a chance to meet Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 to 594,000 in 2006. The Lynn center’s evolu- Bill Cosby when I was a [email protected] tion parallels that growth rate. little boy. Really, I had a Opened in a Chestnut Street storefront in Jennifer Perez chance to stand on stage 1971, the Center moved to a house near Gold- ext. 1205 with him and a bunch of [email protected] fish Pond in 1974. It expanded in size several other kids at an event Mike Shanahan times over with a 1993 move to Union Street. where he performed. When Center administrators announced plans Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Celebrities at that point [email protected] in 2010 to add a three-story addition next to in my life were mostly 269 Union St., they pointed out how the Cen- puppets and cartoons, but Carolina Trujillo ter would be at or near capacity for treating Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Cosby was one of the few [email protected] patients as soon as the addition opened. famous humans who made Hunt said financial worries besetting Mas- an impression on me. As Jim Wilson sachusetts health centers mirror national any 3-year-old in 1978 Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 changes in health care. He is quoted as saying could tell you, he was the [email protected] health centers experienced a “chilling effect” brains behind “Fat Albert CIRCULATION on day-to-day operations last year with the ul- and the Cosby Kids,” and timately unsuccessful repeal of the Affordable Lisa Mahmoud therefore quite a big deal. Manager, ext. 1239 Care Act and a missed federal funding dead- At the end of his set, line for health centers. [email protected] Cosby invited all the kids PHOTO | DAVID SWANSON/PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER The money was ultimately reauthorized in the audience on stage. CLASSIFIED but Hunt told the News Service health cen- My brother and I hopped Bill Cosby walks out of the Montgomery Coun- Abbe Young Smith ters had to hold off on long-term planning and up immediately, but I got ty Courthouse on Thursday, April 26 in Norris- Manager, ext. 1276 implement hiring freezes until the federal scared so I turned back to town, Pa., after learning a jury found him guilty [email protected] spending picture became clearer. my mom. of sexual assault. NEWSROOM He said some centers are operating at “just This moment of toddler- above the zero percent margin, where the rest ly cowardice became one tell a joke like that? the artist. I honed this skill Bill Brotherton of the healthcare industry tries to achieve 5 to of my earliest regrets. I Cosby went beyond most over a decade performing Features Editor ext. 1338 7 percent.” mean, I could have been celebrities, who are usual- improv. Some of my favorite [email protected] But health centers are also economic pow- near the genius behind ly excellent at what they performers were people I Gayla Cawley erhouses generating hundreds of millions of “The Brown Hornet,” “Bill do and then go home to be strongly disliked. Knowing Reporter, ext. 1236 dollars in economic activity. Lynn Community Cosby: Himself,” “The Cos- good or bad or whatever talented jerks has inoculat- [email protected] Health Center’s 650 staff workers and 150 cli- by Show” and “Bill Cosby: they are in private. He fa- ed me from the shock of dis- nicians handle 283,000 patient visits annual- Cheryl Charles 49.” I had a chance to say mously badgered other co- covering a famous person is News Editor, ext. 1278 ly, according to the Center website. something silly and cute medians to stop swearing not very kind. [email protected] Lynn’s healthcare landscape will look differ- to him that he would have onstage, and when he was Of course, Cosby’s crimes ent once the city no longer has a traditional Thomas Grillo turned into comedy gold! not on tour performing are far worse than simply hospital. Union Hospital’s transformation into Reporter, ext. 1264 Man, did I blow it. stand-up, he was on tour not being cool after a show. a proposed “medical village” and the seeming- [email protected] Most Americans know hectoring black people to And for that, timeless mas- ly ever-evolving national healthcare funding Spenser Hasak what a celebrity is by the behave “properly.” How- terpieces like “Bill Cosby: picture could mean changes for the health Photographer, ext. 1332 age of 3, and as we get older ever sincere he may have Himself” are likely to be [email protected] center. we hang on to a 3-year-old’s been, it was his skill as an The best preparation for those changes is a trapped in amber, forev- naivete. We discover some- entertainer, not his moral er remote from the peo- Thor Jourgensen legislative effort to ensure centers across the Editorial Director, ext. 1267 one is exceptionally good at authority, that made us ple who first appreciated state have a solid financial underpinning re- [email protected] something, and then make listen when he preached. them, and doomed to wait quired to secure their roles as medical provid- a leap to believing they The #MeToo movement Steve Krause ers and economic contributors. decades upon decades for must be capital-G Good in has brought a reckoning someone with enough de- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 a philosophical, religious on many famous and gift- tachment to differentiate [email protected] and general sense. This ed men, and I hope it does art from artist. Owen O’Rourke assumption turns into an some damage to America’s In 1978, it was fear that Photographer, ext. 1224 almost uncontrollable urge cult of celebrity too. For turned me away from the [email protected] to befriend the famous ath- many of us, it already has. celebrity on stage and back Roberto Scalese lete, musician, writer and Questions once confined to into my mother’s arms. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 even politician. grad school seminars on art Cowardice aside, the ges- [email protected] As a result of this reck- theory or upper-level En- ture remains a fine policy: less admiration, we simply Mark Sutherland glish literature courses are place your trust, your hope Creative Director cannot imagine great peo- now on everyone’s mind: and your love with the peo- [email protected] ple being annoying or te- Where is the line between ple closest to you. You know dious or complicated like art and an artist? Are they them. The ones on stage? Anne Marie Tobin the lesser mortals among separate, or hopelessly in- All you know is their talent. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 whom we are doomed to terwoven? Can someone Admire that talent — and [email protected] live. We certainly can’t be- enjoy a work of art by an leave it at that. Bridget Turcotte lieve they are bad people. evil person and not be com- Reporter, ext. 1269 How could they be, when plicit in that person’s evil? Dennis O’Toole is a Chi- [email protected] they can write like that, For the most part I find it cago writer. He wrote this Ryan York hit a line drive like that, easy to separate the art from for the Chicago Tribune. 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] THURSDAY, MAY 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION WH hires lawyer who represented Clinton during his impeachment By Chad Day secretary Sarah Huck- and Eric Tucker abee Sanders said in a ASSOCIATED PRESS statement that Cobb had been discussing the deci- WASHINGTON — Fac- sion for “several weeks.” ing critical decisions in She said later that the Russia investigation, Flood would be joining President Donald Trump the White House staff to has hired Emmet Flood, “represent the president a veteran attorney who and the administration FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS represented Bill Clinton against the Russia witch during his impeachment hunt.” A graphic from Cambridge Analytica’s Twit- process. The law rm of Williams ter page. A published report said the data rm The White House an- & Connolly con rmed at the center of Facebook’s privacy debacle is nounced the hiring not that Flood was leaving closing its doors. long after announcing the to join the White House retirement of lawyer Ty staff. Cobb, who has been the Cobb did not personally Data rm at center administration’s point FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS represent the president, person dealing with spe- but he was a critical ad- cial counsel Robert Muel- President Donald Trump has hired Emmet viser, coordinating deal- of Facebook privacy ler’s investigation. It’s the Flood, a veteran attorney who represented Bill ings with Mueller, func- latest shakeup for the le- Clinton during his impeachment process. tioning as a point person gal team grappling with for document and inter- scandal will close unresolved questions on view requests and work- cal jeopardy. Kelly last week that he By Mae Anderson mined that it is no longer how to protect the presi- Cobb informed White would retire at the end of ing closely with Trump’s ASSOCIATED PRESS viable to continue operat- dent from legal and politi- House chief of staff John May. White House press personal lawyers. ing the business." NEW YORK — Cam- Cambridge Analytica bridge Analytica, the has been linked to Donald Military plane crashes in Georgia, kills 9 Trump-af liated data Trump's 2016 presiden- rm at the center of Face- tial campaign. The Brit- book's worst privacy scan- ish rm suspended CEO By Russ Bynum dal in history, is declaring ASSOCIATED PRESS Alexander Tayler in April bankruptcy and shutting amid investigations. PORT WENTWORTH, down. Cambridge Analytica Ga. — A crew of nine The London rm blamed sought information on Puerto Ricans were ying "unfairly negative media Facebook to build psycho- an Air National Guard coverage" and said it has logical pro les on a large C-130 into retirement in been "vili ed" for actions portion of the U.S. elec- Arizona when it crashed it says are both legal and torate. The company was onto a highway in Geor- widely accepted as part of able to amass the database gia on Wednesday, and online advertising. quickly with the help of an authorities said there ap- Cambridge Analytica app that appeared to be a peared to be no survivors. said it has led papers to personality test. The app The plane crashed onto begin insolvency proceed- collected data on tens of state highway 21 mo- ings in the U.K. and will millions of people and their ments after taking off seek bankruptcy protec- Facebook friends, even from the Savannah/Hil- tion in a federal court in those who did not down- ton Head International New York. load the app themselves. Airport, narrowly missing "The siege of media cov- Facebook has since people on the ground and erage has driven away vir- tightened its privacy re- sending an orange and tually all of the company's strictions. Cambridge has customers and suppliers," denied wrongdoing, and black reball into the sky. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “It miraculously did not Cambridge Analytica said Trump's campaign has hit any cars, any homes,” Flames and smoke rise from an Air National Guard C-130 cargo plane in a statement. "As a re- said it didn't use Cam- Ef ngham County Sher- after it crashed near Savannah, Ga., Wednesday. sult, it has been deter- bridge's data. iff’s spokeswoman Gena Bilbo said. “This is a very busy roadway.” The huge plane’s fu- selage appeared to have Deadline: struck the median, and pieces of its wings, which May 23 spanned 132 feet, were scattered across lanes in both directions. The only part still intact was the tail section, said Chris Hanks, a spokesman for We remember those who the Savannah Profession- have passed away and are al Fire ghters Associa- tion. especially dear to us. The plane was more than 60 years old, said On Saturday, May 26 Isabelo Rivera, Adjutant      General of Puerto Rico’s     National Guard. Belong-      ing to the 156th Air Wing,     it was used to rescue U.S.      citizens stranded in the    British Virgin Islands following Hurricane Irma      and ferry supplies to the   U.S. territory of Puerto     Rico after Hurricane Ma-   ria last year. “The planes that we How to place your memorial ad: have in Puerto Rico — it’s not news today that they Please choose one are the oldest planes on of the following shields: inventory,” Rivera said. (if no check is made, shield will not appear)

SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who passed away passed away May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. Lovingly Lovingly remembered remembered by wife by wife Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim and Maureen, and son and Maureen, and son Do you go to the Lynn Fireworks display on July 3? Tom. Tom. Please consider donating to this year’s event! The Lynn Fireworks Committee is kicking off its 2018 fundraising efforts atTony’s Pub & Grill, 196 Franklin Street, Lynn, on Sunday, May 6 from 2:00 – 8:00 pm. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Lynn Fireworks . Fund. Raffles will be sold for a $100 scratch ticket board (shown in the picture.) Please show your support by dining out at Tony’s on May 6! Can’t make it but still want to donate? Donations can be sent to: Lynn Fireworks Fund, Lynn City Hall Room 306, Lynn, MA 01901.

Fireworks Committee (from left to right): Michael Any donation amount is    Cole, Joanna Mills, Lisa Nerich, Ann Marie Leonard appreciated!        and Allison Perry.          A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 3, 2018 POLICE/FIRE Saugus loan broker All address information, particu- 2:28 a.m. Wednesday. 1:06 p.m. Monday. The caller said A report of an assault on larly arrests, reflect police records. In A report of a prowler on the erratic parker may or may not Route 1 at 4:40 p.m. Monday; ordered to pay $1.1 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Johnson Street at 12:21 a.m. have struck another parked car. on Proctor Avenue at 9:07 it is the sole responsibility of the con- Wednesday. Police report it did not. p.m. Monday; at Whidden A report of about 15 cars Hospital on Garland Street million in fraud case cerned party to contact the relevant Overdoses parked on Ocean Avenue along at 3 p.m. Monday; on Squire police department and have the the causeway to observe the Road at 9:46 p.m. Tuesday. By Bridget Turcotte deposits for loans that he department issue a notice of correc- A report of an overdose on whales at 3:07 p.m. Monday. The Chestnut Street at 11:12 a.m. ITEM STAFF said had been approved tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or caller reports it is a traffic hazard Theft and would be funded with- Tuesday; on Union Street at clarifications will not be made without and someone will get hurt. Police BOSTON — A Saugus in a few days. In fact, none 12:07 p.m. Tuesday; at the A report of a breaking and en- express notice of change from the ar- told the observers they have to loan broker was sentenced of the loans had actually MBTA Garage on Market Street tering on Suffolk Avenue at 5:03 move immediately and whale to more than three years been approved and there resting police department. at 2:37 p.m. Tuesday; on James a.m. Monday; on Rice Avenue at watching is over. in prison and ordered to were no funds available. Street at 3 p.m. Tuesday; on 12:37 p.m. Monday; on Rice Av- An Endicott Avenue resident pay $1.1 million in resti- When the small business LYNN Broad Street at 4:43 p.m. Tues- enue at 2:07 p.m. Monday; on reported he was working on his tution by a federal court owners complained about day; on Broad Street at 6:32 computer when a page popped North Shore Road at 4:55 p.m. judge for operating a Arrests Monday; at Broadway Towers at delays in receiving the p.m. Tuesday; on Washington up that gave him a phone num- scheme that defrauded money, Angelo promised Street at 1:27 a.m. Wednesday 11:30 p.m. Monday. Micah Jackson, 52, of 195 ber to dial at 3:52 p.m. Monday. small businesses across that their deposits would A caller from Farrell, Conn., A report of a motor vehicle the country. Union St., was arrested on war- breaking and entering on Ocean be refunded, but did not rant charges of destruction of Theft said her mother in Marblehead Joseph L. Angelo Jr., give back any of the cash is without heat and has been Avenue at 8:42 p.m. Monday; 59, pleaded guilty to 11 property. A report of motor vehicle theft at Seawatch Tower at 6:53 a.m. or secure funding for any Vincent Migliore, 34, of 145 for several days at 8:43 p.m. counts of wire fraud in of the requested loans. at 30 Waverly St. at 3:11 p.m. Monday. The caller brought her Tuesday. September of 2017. Puritan Road, Swampscott, was Tuesday. A report of larceny, forgery, or Angelo was sentenced arrested and charged with threat- mother home to stay with her From Nov. 2011 to March in federal court in Boston A report of a breaking and until the problem is resolved, but fraud on Trevalley Road at 9:58 2015, Angelo defrauded ening to commit a crime and as- entering on Orchard Street at a.m. Monday. Monday by U.S. District sault with a dangerous weapon. she knows her neighbor is also 10 small business owners Court Judge F. Dennis 9:36 p.m. Tuesday. without heat and using a space more than $1 million by Luis Ortiz, 31, of 28 Lovett Overdose Saylor IV to 40 months Place, was arrested and charged heater. representing that his com- in prison, three months with disorderly conduct and de- MARBLEHEAD A report of a black Range Rover A report of a possible over- panies — Lease One Corp. of supervised release, and facement malicious wanton. parked on the sidewalk on Orne dose in Orr Square at 3:19 and Palmtree Finance & ordered to pay restitution Ian Pagan, 17, of 28 Powder Accidents Street at 8:48 p.m. Monday. Po- p.m. Tuesday. Funding LLC — were bro- of $1.1 million. lice report the vehicle is parked in kers for obtaining loans House Court, Marblehead, was A report of a motor vehicle arrested and charged with un- the owner’s driveway and is stick- for small businesses. Bridget Turcotte can be accident on Washington Street ing out slightly on the edge of the SAUGUS Customers were re- reached at bturcotte@item- licensed operation of a motor at 3:09 p.m. Tuesday. vehicle. sidewalk. Officers determined quired to deliver what he live.com. Follow her on the vehicle is not parked illegally. Accidents said were fully refundable Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Leah Pahlm, 44, of 103 Lib- Complaints erty St., was arrested on warrant A Westminster Road resident A report of a motor vehicle charges. A State Street resident report- reported seeing something of hit and run accident on Ne- Black men arrested at Luis Pizarro, 18, of 9 Straw- ed his neighbor has parked in a concern on Instagram at 7:59 whall Avenue at 12:52 p.m. berry Place, was arrested and way that he can’t get to his car a.m. Tuesday. Police report the Tuesday. charged with possession of a at 8:42 a.m. Monday. Police told words are song lyrics. A report of a car into a mail- Starbucks settle with knife with a blade that violates the caller the matter should be A caller wanted an officer to box on Central Street at 6:22 the city ordinance. reported to his landlord. The call- look at her car and start it for her p.m. Tuesday. Philadelphia, company Charles Stankiewicz Jr., 34, er said his landlord and the other on Atlantic Avenue at 11:03 a.m. Tuesday. Police advised her they of 64 Lewis St., was arrested tenant are both unresponsive. Complaints to complete their under- will not do that and she should By Errin Haines on warrant charges of being a Police called the neighbor, who Whack graduate degrees through reach out to a mechanic or call A report of a group of kids common and notorious thief, two said it was the caller’s own fault ASSOCIATED PRESS a Starbucks partnership AAA for assistance. throwing rocks at a nest of charges of larceny over $250, for parking too close to her the with Arizona State Uni- A report of a mason who pulled ducks on Sweetwater Street at and three charges of shoplifting night before. She reported that PHILADELPHIA — versity. a Verizon line from a house on Ev- 7:41 p.m. Tuesday. Two black men arrested by asportation. one time, he piled rocks in her They will be able to earn ans Road at 5:27 p.m. Tuesday. for sitting at a Philadel- space. their bachelor’s degrees A report of a lost turquoise Theft phia Starbucks without Accidents A report of kayakers too close with their tuition fully stone earring on Gerry Street at ordering anything settled to Right Whales off of Goldthwait covered, Starbucks said. A report of a motor vehicle ac- 6:17 p.m. Tuesday. A report of a shoplifter at with the city Wednesday Beach at 8:56 a.m. Monday. Also, the two men will cident at Lloyd and Washington A report of a strange odor on Ocean State Job Lot on Lynn for $1 each and a prom- A Kimball Street resident be given the opportunity streets at 6:11 a.m. Tuesday; at Fells parkway at 12:47 p.m. ise from officials to set up reported her neighbors’ land- Maverick Street at 7:58 p.m. 228 Washington St. at 7:43 a.m. Tuesday. Police report a dog was Tuesday. a $200,000 program for to discuss their experience scapers are on both sides of her Tuesday; at Brooklawn Terrace sprayed by a skunk. young entrepreneurs. And with former U.S. Attorney house using noisy leaf blowers at and Western Avenue at 8:13 a.m. SWAMPSCOTT Starbucks agreed to pay General Eric Holder as 9:36 a.m. Monday. Tuesday; at Broad and Chestnut for a college education for part of the company’s di- A report of a dumpster in the REVERE streets at 11:02 a.m. Tuesday; Arrest them. versity efforts. street at Harbor Avenue and Fos- on Boston Street at 2:35 p.m. The men and their law- The arrest of Rashon ter Street at 10:05 a.m. Monday. Accidents Tuesday; at Lynn Shore Drive and Mark Schwarz, 44, was ar- yer said the agreement Nelson and Robinson on Prescott Road at 3:05 p.m. Tues- A Woodfin Terrace resident re- A report of a motor vehicle rested as a fugitive from justice with the city was an effort April 12 touched off a fu- day; at 1000 Western Avenue ported he is trying to pick up his accident on Everett Street at for charges of an assault and to make sure something ror around the U.S. over at 3:09 p.m. Tuesday; on Henry Corvette from a car shop but the 9:02 a.m. Monday; on Ben- battery on a police officer, de- positive came out of the racial profiling. They were Avenue at 9:18 p.m. Tuesday; owner won’t open the door of the nington Street at 3:01 p.m. struction of property, resisting incident. led away in handcuffs and at Centre Street and Western shop at 10:43 a.m. Monday. Monday; on Sherman Street arrest, disorderly conduct, pos- “We thought long and accused of trespassing Avenue at 9:36 p.m. Tuesday; at A report of graffiti behind the at 5:33 p.m. Monday; at BJ’s session of a Class A substance. hard about it, and we feel after the manager called Linwood Road and Walnut Street concrete pipes on the railroad Wholesale Club at 6:34 p.m. like this is the best way to police, saying the men at 10:28 p.m. Tuesday. on Village Street at 11:25 a.m. Monday; at Marshalls on VFW Complaints see that change that we refused to buy anything Monday. want to see,” said Don- or leave. After spending Parkway at 8:02 p.m. Mon- A report of trespassing at A Calthorpe Road resident re- te Robinson, one of those hours in jail, they were Complaints day; on Brown Circle at 8:56 CVS Pharmacy on Paradise ported a trash truck honked its arrested. “It’s not a right- released and no charges p.m. Monday; on Brown Circle Road at 6:57 a.m. Tuesday. A report of a fight at Eastern horn and woke him up at 11:42 at 1:34 a.m. Monday; at Joe’s now thing that’s good were filed. a.m. Monday. He reports the op- Their arrest records will Avenue and Herschel Street at Market on Squire Road at 6:25 Theft for right now, but I feel 12:41 a.m. Tuesday erator made him move his car, p.m. Monday; at Moccia Insur- like we will see the true be expunged as part of the A report of vandalism at 25 which was not parked illegally. ance Agency on Broadway at A report of shoplifting on Par- change over time.” deal. Erie St. at 3:44 p.m. Tuesday. A West Shore Drive resident 6:32 p.m. Monday. adise Road at 5 p.m. Tuesday. Later in the day, Star- The men said they were A report of an assault and reported someone disposed of bucks announced it waiting at the coffee shop battery with a dangerous weap- lawn trimmings in a parking lot Complaints Overdose reached a financial set- in the city’s well-to-do Rit- on on Willow Street at 7:54 on the street at 11:55 a.m. Mon- tlement with the men. tenhouse Square neigh- p.m. Tuesday. day. A report of a syringe pickup A report of an overdose on The amount was not dis- borhood for a business A report of an assault and A report of someone parking on American Legion Highway Littles Point Lane at 8:16 p.m. closed, but the chain said meeting with a third man battery at Union Hospital at erratically on Pleasant Street at at 11:55 a.m. Monday. Tuesday. Robinson and Nelson will about a potential real es- be given the opportunity tate opportunity.

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We love you and we miss you. Tom, the kids, and grandkids THURSDAY, MAY 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 New topping planned for Revere pizza place MassHousing wants REVERE Bianchi has not decided ment Office director, said because of the traffic,” he From A1 whether he will try to find the project fits what’s been said. “And if they drive pil- to hear from Saugus temporary space during happening along the Bou- ings into the ground, what “There’s been talk for the construction phase or levard with upscale resi- impact will that have on SAUGUS from the complex, to the years of selling off this just wait until the new dences. the St. George?” From A1 amount of students it will site. But six months ago, building opens. “It’s the kind of develop- City Councilor-at-Large bring to the public school to obtain permitting. trucks came in to take soil “Everything’s happening ment we have been seeing Daniel Rizzo opposed the district. The zoning gives officials samples and check water so fast,” he said. “We are in the area,” he said. project. While he praised Debra Panetta, chair- greater say in the building woman of the Board of levels. This team seemed having a hard time catch- But not everyone is the local developer, Phil- the most aggressive about design standards, includ- Selectmen, said her per- ing our breath.” thrilled by the prospect bin, the councilor said he a transaction.” ing the height and densi- sonal concerns include the The development team of more apartments and is overwhelmed by the While a lease has not plans to demolish the ex- more traffic on the Boule- ty restrictions, materials environmental impact on amount of development in been signed, Bianchi said isting buildings and re- vard. used, and the style of the Prankers Pond and the Revere. he has had discussions place them with a six-story Michael Benevento, a buildings. impact to the town’s water “I’m not sure how good with the developers about structure of studios, one- real estate broker at Cen- Saugus Ridge would not and sewer infrastructure, taking ground floor space and two-bedroom apart- tury 21, who lives at the all this construction is,” he be required to follow these among others. in the new $50 million de- ments, and 2,500 square adjacent St. George con- said. “Cities and towns are zoning laws. The comments should be velopment. feet of retail space on the dos, said he has organized in gridlock, we are getting As part of the Mass- submitted to either Town “We’ve been told we can first floor for Bianchi’s and owners to oppose the proj- more and more residents Housing review, an eval- Manager Scott Crabtree’s stay through this season a coffee shop. Parking will ect. and people who want to uation of the site, design office or to Town Planner until about Labor Day, so be below. “That section of Revere live here. But if you live concept, and financialKrista Leahy. we can at least get this Matt Philbin of Chara has one of the state’s in Revere, you can’t get feasibility of the proposal The deadline to submit is conducted. Comments summer season in,” he and NRP did not respond worst bottlenecks and we home. People living in that comments was originally from community members said. “Construction could to interview requests. are worried about wheth- area have had enough and set for Monday, April 30 are also solicited as part of take a year or so, but it Robert O’Brien, the er emergency vehicles I felt compelled to vote but was extended for two the process. could take longer.” city’s Economic Develop- can get to these buildings against it.” weeks to Monday, May 14. Selectmen said they have already heard many Bridget Turcotte can be concerns from residents, reached at bturcotte@item- Lynn Tech and GE want vets to feel at home ranging from the safety of live.com. Follow her on pedestrians going to and Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Swampscott student tells cancer to buzz off

SWAMPSCOTT more proud.” From A1 New England Patriots player Rob Gronkowski Scanlon said his moth- had his hair buzzed off er, Penny Collins-Scanlon, alongside hundreds of who works as a hairdress- people at last year’s Buzz er at Jake and Jill Hair off at Gillette Stadium Salon in Lynn, wanted to event. volunteer to help out at the According to the One event, but they didn’t need Mission Buzz Off web- any more assistance. When site, 5,464 heads have she was talking about the been shaved since 2010. event, that’s when he was More than $6.7 million signing up for it. has been raised and more “Jake has always been than 8,000 patients and a kind-hearted kid,” Col- families have been given lins-Scanlon said. “I am so support. unbelievably proud of him for doing this to help raise Gayla Cawley can be money for kids with can- reached at gcawley@item- cer. Seeing how excited he live.com. Follow her on is to do it makes me even Twitter @GaylaCawley.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynn Museum to revisit Kevin Erazo, a senior at Lynn Tech, measures a plank of wood before cutting it as he works with his class to refurbish the stairs at the Habitat PLUS group home. political family feud LYNN level of supervision to the kids an opportunity to psychiatric disabilities. MUSEUM politics for the better part From A1 veterans in their daily life. learn. Campbell’s cousin, Stan- From A1 of 40 years, and I cannot Four veterans, who are “I’m really excited be- ley Egan, was killed in recall McCormack’s name Susan Campbell and Ber- graduates of the first pro- cause they’re kids coming Vietnam at 19 years old, and congressional poli- being mentioned even nadette Forti, co-founders gram and demonstrate a out and doing community so the population held a tics as it is a biography once since Richard Nixon of Habitat PLUS (People skill level for more inde- work,” Campbell said. special place in her heart, of McCormack, and tak- was president. The best Learning Useful Skills), pendent living, live at 520 Richard Wall, vocation- according to the Habitat ing on this book, which that can be said for him … Inc., own both 516 Essex Essex St., as part of the al department head at PLUS website. took its author 20 years is McCormack was in the St. and the house next door, organization’s Step Up Lynn Tech, said the school Forti said they went to to prepare and will take room when so many deci- 520 Essex St., which both program, or cooperative would love to get more in- the VA about 29 years ago a reader a month or more sions and events of conse- house disabled veterans, apartment program. volved with the commu- and pitched the idea of to read, is a formidable, quence occurred.” who were placed through “This isn’t a shelter,” nity. Students can learn purchasing a property and daunting commitment,” their organization. Forti said. “It’s a home.” to cut a piece of wood or creating a community of Globe correspondent Da- Thomas Grillo can be Habitat PLUS, which Campbell said GE has make things in class, but veterans supporting vet- vid M. Shribman said in reached at tgrillo@item- was founded in 1989 and been helping Habitat to see the live aspects erans. his review. “I have covered live.com. provides supported living PLUS fix up the homes for during the renovation Campbell and Forti pur- to psychiatrically disabled about seven years, which project puts a real mean- chased 516 Essex St. with veterans who would other- has included work to im- ing on what they’re doing. their own money — the wise be homeless, offers a prove porches, doors, and “Live work is the best inside of the home wasn’t Selling a house? continuum of care through the driveway, and putting kind of training and we in horrible shape, but the Buying a house? two living options, accord- in windows. have the teachers now outside needed attention. ing to its website. Dave Reece, GE Veterans who are interested in do- Campbell said when they Find out what properties Forti said veterans are Council member, said about ing it,” Wall said. bought 520, the building primarily referred to Hab- once a year, GE would run Forti and Campbell met was condemned. recently sold in your area. itat PLUS from VA Bos- a volunteer event — past while working for a non- Over the years, about ton’s Community Residen- work has included replac- profit serving develop- $85,000 has been put Check out tial Care Program where ing windows and siding mentally delayed adults into the main house and the Real Estate page it’s assessed they can’t and building walls. This and would spend their approximately $100,000 live independently. Habi- week was the first time lunch hours discussing has gone into the cooper- in Saturday’s paper. tat PLUS is the only CRC Lynn Tech has been enlist- ideas for opening a home ative apartment building home that is a nonprofit, ed by GE to help out. for the disabled. next door, which has been she said. Patrick Burke, who While doing private con- through grants and fund- Fourteen disabled veter- works at GE, said the GE sulting work on the North raising, along with mate- ans live between the two Veterans Council has been Shore, Campbell learned rials and donated labor, Essex Street homes — trying to engage other about how many of the Campbell said. 516 is the group home, or groups to help with the homeless on the streets of “GE is the glue,” Camp- main house, which houses work. Having Lynn Tech those communities were bell said. “They bring us 10 veterans, and provides help is the start of grow- veterans and that many of people who want to help live-in staff and a high ing that, while also giving them were struggling with us.”

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ASSOCIATED PRESS argues for a ‘simpler’ cosmos The first episode of “Being Serena,” a five-part docu- NEW YORK (AP) — Weeks after his death, physicist mentary series on HBO about Serena Williams, closes Stephen Hawking has delivered his last thoughts with the tennis great in a hospital bed, about to have a about the nature of the cosmos, and he says it may be C-section. simpler than often believed. Just before the screen fades, a voiceover from Williams Well, simpler if you understand theoretical physics, is heard: “I was terrified. And it was a whole new kind of anyway. It remains incomprehensible for the rest of us. fear. Tennis? I don’t think it ever felt so far away. And I A paper that outlines his view, written with Thom- don’t think my life ever felt so unsure.” as Hertog of the University of Leuven in Belgium That is just one example of the images and words that before Hawking's death in March, has been published show vulnerability the world is not accustomed to see- by the Journal of High Energy Physics. Hertog had ing — or hearing — from the owner of 23 Grand Slam announced the new theory last year at a conference singles championships, someone whose on-court game celebrating Hawking's 75th birthday. is built, at least in part, on intimidating power. The University of Cambridge, where Hawking “Being Serena,” airing on Wednesday nights starting worked, announced the publication on Wednesday. this week, offers viewers a chance to feel as if they are Scientists believe our universe sprang into existence getting to know the athlete better. There is the footage, with the Big Bang, followed by an unimaginably rapid including in the delivery room when Williams gave birth expansion known as inflation. Within our observable to her daughter on Sept. 1. And there are interviews, in- universe, inflation ended long ago. cluding with Williams; her husband, Reddit co-founder But some ideas of inflation say it never stops, persist- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Alex Ohanian; her tennis-playing sister, Venus; another ing in other regions of the cosmos forever. This eternal sibling; their mother; and Williams’ agent, Jill Smoller. inflation produces a "multiverse," a collection of pocket The debut episode is titled “Fear.” The other episode universes of which our own universe is just one. provided to reviewers is called “Strength.” There may be an infinite number of these pocket Those first two installments mainly focus on Williams’ universes. If they're all very different, then how typical LEHS Class of 1973 pregnancy, her difficult childbirth and her thoughts on is the universe we live in, where scientists make their 45th Reunion motherhood. observations? Jun 1st 2018 7pm – 12am Hawking's paper suggests that there may be a much smaller range of possibilities for universe types than Gannon Golf Course previous estimates had suggested. So "the behavior of Tickets are $45 SEND US YOUR STUFF our own, observable universe might not be a rare out- Call (866)973-LEHS WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, lier, but perhaps (be) relatively typical," said physics professor David Kaiser of the Massachusetts Insti- No tickets will be sold at the door PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR tute of Technology. SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. "Naturally," Kaiser said, "this is all rather specula- tive." BUSINESS OWNERS • 2,000 SF retail space below apartments • Washington and Sagamore in Lynn • Ar� san -Specialty food • Neighborhood renaissance

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, MAY 3, 2018 Spartans take down CCL rival Fenwick in triple overtime By Mike Alongi FOR THE ITEM PEABODY — It took 50 minutes plus three overtimes, but a Codi Butt goal in sudden-death overtime gave the St. Mary’s girls lacrosse team a 10-9 win over Bishop Fenwick at Donaldson Stadium Wednesday afternoon. With the win, the Spartans sweep the season series with Fenwick for the first time in program history. “Obviously it’s a really big win for us because we’ve never done this,” St. Mary’s coach K.C. Butt said. “I think wanting to win this game got into our heads a little bit at some points, but the girls played good, clean lacrosse and made the adjustments they needed to to win.” Codi Butt led the Spartans with six goals, including both St. Mary’s goals in the overtime periods. Kate Gray had two goals, Mady Hentosh had one goal and one assist and Megan Parthum had one goal. For Fenwick, Cailyn Wesley and Fran Carpinella each had three goals, while Rachel Boylan, Brynn Ber- tucci and Brigid Waldron each had one goal. ITEM FILE PHOTO It was an up-and-down game for both sides. The Saugus’ Ronnie Paolo had a single and scored Spartans jumped out to a quick five-goal lead in the a run to keep the Sachems in the game in the first half, but the Crusaders were able to battle back 10th inning against Medford on Wednesday. from that deficit to tie the game by the middle of the second half. The Crusaders took their first lead of the game in the first overtime period, but St. Mary’s tied it in the second overtime. For both sides, mental tough- Saugus baseball ness was a huge component. “I was a little unsettled with the up-and-down play, ITEM FILE PHOTO to be honest,” K.C. Butt said. “They just got away from Codi Butt had six goals, including the game-winner wins 11-inning playing the kind of lacrosse I know they can play. But it in triple overtime to lead St. Mary’s to a win over marathon game SPARTANS, B2 Bishop Fenwick on Wednesday. over Medford Fenwick boys lacrosse jumps By Steve Krause ahead early, takes down St. Mary’s ITEM SPORTS EDITOR

SAUGUS — If the Saugus baseball team goes on to By Harold Rivera and Moriello. Harrington make it to the state tournament this spring, the Sa- ITEM STAFF red two shots into the chems can point to Wednesday’s 6-5, 11-inning win over back of the net to give Fen- Medford as a definite turning point. LYNN — The Bishop wick a 5-2 lead after one. “What a game,” said Saugus coach Joe Luis. “We had Fenwick and St. Mary’s la- “That was one of the best to come back three different times, and we had to make crosse teams always circle starts we’ve had this year,” a lot of plays to get this win.” the games they play Driscoll said. “We got off on Saugus trailed 3-0 and then 4-2 only to tie it in the against each other on their the right foot. I didn’t think bottom of the seventh when a sacrifice bunt attempt calendars. A CCL rivalry we had the best warmup. was thrown past first base, allowing two runs to score. that always brings the best Maybe they were just try- Then, after Jack Fargo nearly put Saugus in the wood out of each team was re- ing to trick me. St. Mary’s chipper with a towering home run to right in the top of newed Wednesday night at faceoff player (Davis the 10th inning, the Sachems (5-5) came back to tie it on Manning Field. Kinne) torched us on fa- another Mustang error. St. Mary’s fell behind ear- ceoffs. After the rst couple The game belonged to Saugus reliever Dom Clark, ly, battled late and fell I thought we’d be in for a who relieved starter Mike Mabee (6 2/3 innings, three short in a 13-9 loss. long day but we were able runs, six hits) with two out and two on in the top of the “Anything Fenwick-St. to gain possession off seventh, and went the rest of the way for his longest Mary’s is going to be back ground balls and if you outing of the season. His most important inning was the and forth,” Fenwick coach have the ball, you’ll be able top of the 11th, when he was laboring a bit, but breeze Stephen Driscoll said. “It to score.” ITEM FILE PHOTO through, retiring Medford in order on only eight pitches. spills over from football The Crusaders began to “What can you say about him?” Luis said. “He did into hockey and basketball. Brian Harrington, left, scored three goals for distance themselves from great.” It’s de nitely a special Fenwick in a win over St. Mary’s on Thursday. St. Mary’s in the second That set the stage for the bottom of the inning. Skylar game, especially being at quarter. Favuzza and Alva- Smith started it off by dropping a bunt down off Fargo, rez-Segee scored for Fen- night at Manning. It’s de - Nick Muzi, Brian Har- goals each. Brendan Laun- the Mustangs’ third pitcher of the afternoon, where- wick to bump the lead to nitely always a game we rington and Stefano Fabia- dry, Jason Loeser and Col- upon Medford’s third baseman, Gino DiSimone, threw 7-2. Napolitano scored to always look forward to.” no each scored three goals lin Jackson each scored just wildly enough to draw the first baseman off the slice it to 7-3 but goals from “Any CCL game is a rival- for Fenwick. Robbie Favuz- one. bag. Muzi and Fabiano gave the ry game,” Spartans coach za scored two, while Diego Fenwick took a 3-0 lead That brought reliever Jake Whisler back into the Crusaders a 9-3 advantage. Josh Field said. “Fenwick’s Alvarez-Segee and Zach in the rst quarter with game. He had relieved starter Mike Nestor earlier, and O’Keef found the net at the one we felt we could com- Talbot each scored once. two goals from Fabiano and end of the half but St. coach Mike Nestor (the pitcher’s father) was hoping to pete with. These guys felt For St. Mary’s, Joe O’Keef, one from Muzi. St. Mary’s Mary’s trailed 9-4 at recess. get three outs and a save from Fargo. But once Smith we had a good chance to- Nick Napolitano and Jaid- slimmed the de cit to 3-2 got on, he went back to Whisler. day. We just didn’t get it.” en Moriello scored two with goals from Laundry FENWICK, B2 Paul Stamatopoulos bunted to the first baseman, who tagged him out, with Smith going to second. The Mustangs chose to walk John Torres intentionally, and Anthony Cogliano drilled a grounder into the hole between short and third, with Medford’s Ryan Donahue Plakans does it all for Marblehead softball laying out to keep the ball in the infield. “What a play,” marveled Luis. “I was all set to send SOFTBALL ROUNDUP defensive game, as out elder Francis three innings, giving up one run on (Smith) home. I couldn’t see, and thought the ball had Paik made two outstanding catches three hits with six strikeouts. gone through.” By Mike Alongi and Hannah Garthe added one. Mar- Lynn eld 7, Amesbury 6 Next up was C.J. Graffeo, who -- to that point -- had FOR THE ITEM blehead (8-1) will host St. Mary’s Fri- It’s been six years since the Pioneers day afternoon. (6-4) have beaten Amesbury, but yes- been quiet. He got down two quick strikes and then It was a big day for Marblehead soft- Classical 13, Malden 3 terday at home, the Pioneers’ snapped took a waste pitch for a ball. Then, he got his bat on the ball pitcher Charlotte Plakans, who Ciara Collins went 2-for-4 with a a 1 0 -game losing stretch against the next one and lifted a fly ball to medium left. got the job done both on the mound home run and two RBI and Kayla Indians with a walkoff win. Trailing “It probably looked a little deeper than it was,” said and at the plate as the Magicians took Luis, “because with bases loaded and one out, they’re Morrill went 4-for-5 with two RBI as 6-4 in the bottom of the seventh inning, down Winthrop, 3-0 at home Wednes- playing shallow.” the Rams rolled to victory. Meagan the Pioneers scored three runs, the - day. Plakans pitched a complete-game, The ball carried, however, and ended up sailing over Leavitt went 2-for-4 with one RBI, nal one courtesy of a game-winning three-hit shutout with nine strike- while Tori Adams got the win on the leftfielder Zack Paulilo’s outstretched glove, allowing single by Jenna Freni. Reilly Ganter outs and also drove in the eventual mound after giving up one run on four Smith to practically walk home with the winning run. started the rally with a long triple. game-winning run in the third inning. hits with three strikeouts in four in- SAUGUS, B2 The Magicians also played a great nings. Brooke Warren pitched the nal SOFTBALL, B2 Carlton’s hat trick helps Marblehead girls lacrosse beat Swampscott

The Tanners, playing without the in- with six strikeouts and no earned runs. SCHOOL ROUNDUP jured Sarah Buckley, trailed 5-3 at the Angelo McCullough and Ethan Belt By Mike Alongi half and defensive lapses spelled de- each hit a RBI single. Richie Pignone FOR THE ITEM feat as Peabody (6-1) lost its rst game. had a pinch-hit RBI single. Fenwick (7- Colleen Crotty had six points, Hailee 1) hosts Austin Prep Saturday (2). With a three-goal performance from Lomasney had three, and Hailie Baker St. John’s 11, Malden Catholic 0 Hadley Carlton, the Marblehead girls two. Jake Sanderson pitched ve score- lacrosse team earned a 17-8 win over Goalie Olivia Lavalle made 13 saves. less innings and reliever Matt Relihan Swampscott Wednesday. Carlton also BASEBALL blanked the Lancers for two innings. dished four assists and scooped two Classical 4, Malden 1 Josh Cerretani went 3-for-4 with 4 ground balls. Aidan Dow tossed seven innings, fan- RBI. Tyler MacGregor went 3-for-4 Caroline Driscoll scored three goals ning six without allowing an earned with a home run and 2 RBI. and logged three assists. Maddie Er- run. AJ Luciano and Dayshon An- Austin Prep 7, St. Mary’s 4 skine scored three goals. Caroline derson each hit a sac- y. Danny Lilja Lou Vidal pitched a solid game. Colin Arthur, Lydia Bongiorno and Niamh and David Barnard each went 2-for-2. Reddy helped St. Mary’s escape a jam Healy each scored twice. Sara Camp- Sean Devin went 1-for-3. Brett Bucklin in the third inning. John Mulready and bell and Annie Ronan scored one goal scored two runs and had 1 RBI. Classi- Anthony Bono each laced RBI single. ITEM FILE PHOTO apiece. cal (5-5) battles English Friday (7). Lee Pacheco hit a RBI double. Hadley Carlton, right, scored three goals to Maeve Caldwell made nine saves. Fenwick 5, Arlington Catholic 1 help lift Marblehead to a win on Wednesday. Beverly 9, Peabody 7 David Furtado pitched seven innings ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 3, 2018 Bruins offense can’t get going as Lightning take series lead BOSTON (AP) — Between the birth of career NHL playoff goal to give the Light- his first child in Tampa Bay and Game 3 of ning a 3-1 lead late in the first. Gourde the Eastern Conference semifinals in Bos- provided an assist, chasing the puck into ton, Yanni Gourde squeezed in what could the zone before finding Cirelli in the slot. be his last nap for a while. “The last 24 hours have been amazing,” The Lightning forward spent the night Gourde said. “Obviously, I wanted to be with his wife and newborn daughter in the there for my wife and, I think, it ended up hospital on the off-day and flew to Boston it was perfect.” on Wednesday. He missed the morning Tuukka Rask made 33 saves for Boston. skate, but was waiting for his teammates “Playoffs are desperate hockey,” Bruins at lunch. defenseman Charlie McAvoy said. “You He received quite a greeting. don’t ever go into any games saying ‘Oh, “It was like we scored a game-winning we have the luxury of being able to lose goal,” coach Jon Cooper said after Ondrej this one.’ That’s not how it goes.” Palat scored twice and Gourde assisted Palat scored just 1:47 in after Boston de- on Tampa Bay’s third goal in a 4-1 victory fenseman Matt Grzelcyk settled the puck over Boston that gave the Lightning a 2-1 with his glove in his own end, then ap- lead in the series. peared to lose track of it and skated away, “It’s a team that cares,” Cooper said. “We leaving the Lightning with an easy 2-on-1 were so happy for him.” opportunity. Palat scored twice in the first 3:19 of the Palat made it 2-0 just 92 seconds later on game, and Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 28 a shot that deflected off Bruins defensem- shots to help Tampa Bay to its second win an Torey Krug and into the net. in a row since losing the series opener at “It’s not good, obviously, but we’ve come home. back a lot,” said Bruins coach Bruce Cas- Game 4 is Friday night. sidy, whose team has won 21 games this “Boston came in and took one of our season in which it gave up the first goal. games at home, we had to take one of “So this is nothing new,” he said “You’ve PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS theirs on the road,” Cooper said. “We did still got 50-some minutes left. There’s go- that.” ing to be a lull from the crowd, but you’ve Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy looks up at the scoreboard after the Bruins al- After Patrice Bergeron made it a one- got to get it back. ... The second and third low an empty-net goal in the third period against the Tampa Bay Lightning goal game, Anthony Cirelli scored his first goals, to me, are much worse.” in Game 3 on Wednesday. After three overtimes, St. Mary’s girls get the best of Fenwick

SPARTANS to go, but Fenwick was able to net with just 2:24 to go, tying grabbed the lead on a Wesley From B1 take a little bit of momentum the score at 8-8. Fenwick had goal with only two seconds left into halftime after goals by one final opportunity to score in the first overtime. The Cru- “I was just very impressed Bertucci and Carpinella in the when Carpinella earned a free saders almost held on all the with the way our team kept final minute brought the score position shot just a few yards way through the second over- competing no matter what, to 6-3 St. Mary’s. from the St. Mary’s goal with time, but a Codi Butt backhand- even when calls weren’t going The Crusaders came out only nine seconds remaining. ed goal with 1:44 to go tied the our way and when we had key with the first goal of the sec- Carpinella had a clean look at score up again and forced sud- players out of the game,” Fen- ond half when Boylan made it the net and made a good shot, den death. Just a few minutes wick coach Lindsey Congdon 6-4 less than four minutes into but Spartans goalie Lauren into that period, after stealing said. “There was just a ton of play. Gray responded with a Vaccaro came up with the big- the ball at midfield, Codi Butt hustle and heart on both ends goal a few minutes later to get gest save of the game to force once again found the back of of the field today.” the Spartans’ lead back to two overtime. the net to give St. Mary’s the The Spartans jumped out to goals, but then Fenwick went “She’s just unbelievable out win. an early 5-0 lead within the on a three-goal run behind tal- there,” K.C. Butt said of Vac- “What was great to see was first 10 minutes of the first lies from Carpinella, Wesley caro. “Whether it’s lacrosse or that even though the team was half. Four of the goals came and Waldron to tie the score hockey, watching her perform kind of getting at each other from Codi Butt, while Parthum at 7-7 with seven minutes to in net is something special.” near the end of the game, when netted the fifth. After a goal go in regulation. The intensity For overtime, the teams play the time came everyone settled from Wesley put Fenwick on picked up from there, and Hen- two three-minute periods back- down and made the plays they the board with 11 minutes left tosh was able to put St. Mary’s to-back with no break. If the needed to,” K.C. Butt said. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE in the half, there was an almost back on top with 4:46 to go. But score is still tied after those pe- St. Mary’s (6-6) is back in ac- 10-minute drought where nei- Fenwick never let up, and after riods, a sudden-death period is tion on Monday when the Spar- Fenwick’s Cailyn Wesley had ther team scored. Gray finally several scoring chances came played. These two teams need- tans take on Austin Prep. Fen- three goals in a loss to St. broke the drought for St. Mary’s up unsuccessful it was Carpi- ed it all. wick (3-8) will play Arlington Mary’s on Wednesday. with just under two minutes nella who found the back of the First, it was Fenwick who Catholic on Monday. Graciale drives in four runs for Swampscott baseball in big win

ROUNDUP lem (5-3) hosts Marblehead Sat- hits, four RBI and two runs Classical 5, Malden 0 mile (4:55.0). From B1 urday. scored in the win. Chris Gally Anh Nguyen (6-3, 7-5), Shanelle Marblehead 73, Danvers 63 Peabody’s Eric DeMayo went and Luke Curtis each had three Barry (6-1, 6-3) and Daphne Pi- Marblehead got wins from Anthony Nikolakis scored on 3-for-4 with 2 RBI, Trevor Lodi hits as well, while Ryan Masters neda (6-1, 6-2) each grabbed a Devin Romain in the long jump an error after a single by Mul- went 2-for-5 with 1 RBI and Cole got the win on the mound after win in singles play. Abby Staf- (21-8), Thomas Huber in the ready. Cuzzi went 3-for-4. Jake Irvine giving up one unearned run on ford and Lexi Ferraro won first 110-hurdles (15.6) and Adam “There were a lot of good things belted a 2-run home run. one hit in five innings of work. doubles (6-2, 6-4). Kathy Nguyen Smith in the 400 (56.6). but some mental mistakes and Beverly 13, Somerville 0 Danvers 5, Gloucester 1 and Cindy Roberts won second GIRLS TRACK we didn’t finish the game,” Spar- Matt Collins, Clayton McAlpine Justin Roberto pitched a com- doubles (6-2, 6-0). Classical (4-3) Somerville 111, English 25 tans coach Derek Dana. “We an- and Conor Hanlon each had two plete game for the Falcons as hosts English Friday. English got wins from Erin swered and we battled, we just hits, while pitcher Mike Urbans- Danvers coach Roger Day earned Cardinal Spellman 3, Galloway in the javelin (56-7) didn’t finish.” ki earned his second win of the his 500th career victory. Nick St. Mary’s 2 and Jackie Ramirez in the one- St. Mary’s (5-4) visits Lowell season with four innings of work. Raimo hit a pair of doubles. Bella Leo got the win in third mile (6:59.4). Catholic Friday. Beverly (9-2) plays Everett BOYS TENNIS singles (8-5), while the team of Marblehead 95, Danvers 41 Revere 8, English 7 Monday. Swampscott 5, Everett 0 Erin Powers and Lily Guerrette Chase Davies was a triple-win- English’s Juan Subervi hit a Swampscott 9, Everett 2 The Big Blue’s singles winners took the second doubles match ner for the Magicians, taking 3-run home run. Jomar Moreta Swampscott’s offensive out- were Sam Mayblyum (6-0, 6-0), (8-3). first in the high jump (4-6), had 2 RBI and Wilbur Rosario burst was led by Ryan Graciale, Will Talebian (6-0, 6-0); and Jus- St. Mary’s visits Fenwick Fri- the 110-hurdles (16.9) and the had a RBI double. Dax Billing- who went 2-for-3 with four RBI. tin Ratner (6-0, 6-0). day. 100-dash (12.9). Other winners sley pitched 4 1/3 innings and Max Pegnato got the win after In doubles it was Steve Santa- BOYS TRACK for Marblehead were Gabriel- Subervi pitched 1 2/3 scoreless giving up two runs on one hit nello-Dan Johnson (6-0, 6-0) and Somerville 90, English 45 la Mark in the long jump (16-8 innings. with four strikeouts. Tyler Mar- Ben Ringler-Isaac Green (6-0, The Bulldogs had a triple-win- 3/4), Sarah Caulfield in the triple Salem 9, Peabody 8 (F/9) shall pitched the final two in- 6-3). ner and a double-winner in Sam- jump (35-7 1/2), Hannah Flores in It was Salem’s Joey Baez who nings. Spellman 3, St. Mary’s 2 uel Adewale and Abar Jalal, the discus (87-9), Maddie McKay earned the win. The Witches got Swampscott (5-2) visits Revere Brady Ryan remained unde- respectively. Adewale won the in the 400-hurdles (1:17.0), Bella the win on a walkoff error that Friday. feated with a first single win (6- javelin (127-1), the discus (128- Corsini in the 800 (2:29.4), Lily came from a ball off Jayco Pena’s Marblehead 13, Winthrop 2 1, 6-1). Landis Lin won at third 10) and the 200-meter (22.8), Gillis in the one-mile (6:19.6) bat in the ninth. Bobby Jellison Erik Gonzalez led the Magi- singles (6-4, 6-1). while Jalal took first in both the and Caroline Johnson in the two- had three hits and two RBI. Sa- cians’ offense, recording three GIRLS TENNIS long jump (18-6 1/2) and the one- mile (13:06.4). Saugus baseball survives to beat Medford Fenwick boys hold off SAUGUS er Jackson Stanton tagged the runner bottom of the seventh, John Torres From B1 coming home in plenty of time, but singled and Anthony Cogliano walked. late St. Mary’s rally then dropped the ball a few seconds Graffeo’s bunt ended up being thrown The win completes a day-long uphill later. into right field, and both Torres and FENWICK climb for Saugus. The Sachems fell be- Saugus got two of those runs back in Cogliano scored to tie the game. hind in the first inning when Paulillo the bottom of the sixth. Ronnie Paolo There it stayed until the 10th, when From B1 led off with a double, and scored on and Stanton hit back-to-back singles, Fargo’s blast put Medford up 5-4, but “I knew we were in the game at halftime,” Field two groundouts. followed by Mabee’s base hit. Paolo Paolo was hit by a pitch to lead off the said. “We can’t spot them three goals in the first two Neither team did much of anything scored on the hit and Stanton came bottom of the inning. He was erased at minutes. Playing catch up just changes the whole until Medford put two more across home on a groundout. second and scored on an error. in the top of the sixth. One run came It looked as if Medford (7-3) had “We haven’t made those kinds of momentum and dynamic of the game.” home on a wild pitch and the other on scored an important insurance run in plays all year,” said Nestor, “but today St. Mary’s scored twice in the third quarter and a dropped third strike that resulted in the top of the seventh when Paulillo’s we made a few of them. We’ll have to limited Fenwick to one goal to trail 10-6 moving into a bizarre chain of events where catch- base hit scored Donahue. But in the use this as a lesson.” the fourth. “I thought we tightened down on defense,” Field said. “We gave up one goal in the third quarter, which Peabody’s Dawe throws no-hitter against Salem was better. That got us back into the game. It just felt like every time we were there, they pulled away sively, then we should be able to com- this season. SOFTBALL again. The kids played hard. The good thing is the pete against every team we play, but Beverly 11, Somerville 2 From B1 mistakes we made are mistakes we can fix.” today, we made up for the mistakes Sophomore pitcher Hailey Ander- She scored on an RBI single by with some timely hitting.” son got the win in her first varsi- A goal from O’Keef with 10:35 to play in the fourth Sam Lebruska to make it 6-5. Jillian Austin Prep 9, St. Mary’s 0 ty start for the Panthers, giving up got the Spartans within three goals, down 10-7. A 3-0 Babine drove Ganter home with the In a battle between CCL rivals one earned run on five hits with two Crusaders run was Fenwick’s answer, putting the tying run, then Freni hit a line shot at Breed, Austin Prep blanked the strikeouts in a complete-game effort. game out of reach. Loeser and Napolitano each back to the pitcher to drive home Spartans and snapped St. Mary’s Molly Pierce (1-for-2) and Sarah Val- scored once in the closing minutes for the 13-9 final. pinch runner Kendall Laconte, run- four-game win streak. St. Mary’s vis- lette (1-for-3) each had three RBIs in “Having three senior defenders is huge for us,” ning for Babine, with the game win- its Marblehead for a non-conference the win. Driscoll said. “They’ve been there. They know what ner. tilt Friday afternoon. Beverly (6-2) visits Saugus this af- the drill is. They know what we want to do defensive- Hayley O’Brien earned the win in Peabody 10, Salem 0 ternoon. ly. It’s great having a couple other coaches on the the circle. Tianna Dawe had no trouble get- Everett 7, Swampscott 6 “I think five of their runs were un- ting through Salem’s order. The Pea- Sydney Cresta, Margot Beaupre field, to be able to adjust on the fly. With St. Mary’s earned, but we came alive in the final body starting pitcher tossed a no-hit- and Nicolette Fraser all had multi- attackers, you have to because they move the ball inning and that is a big win for us,” ter to lead the Tanners to victory. hit games in the loss for Swampscott. fast.” said Lynnfield coach Peter Marinelli. Dawe fanned 13 Salem batters in the The Big Blue (2-6) visit Gloucester St. Mary’s (5-5) visits Austin Prep Monday. Fenwick “If we can start to clean it up defen- win. Peabody remains undefeated Friday. (7-2) hosts Manchester-Essex Saturday (4). THURSDAY, MAY 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY Medford at Saugus (4) Baseball Salem at Classical (4) Chelsea at Tech (4) FRIDAY Lynnfield at Manchester (3:45) Baseball Marblehead at Danvers (6:30) English at Classical (7) Peabody at Medford (4) Gloucester at Newburyport (4:15) St. John’s (D) at St. John’s (S) (4) Lynnfield at Malden (7) Boys Lacrosse St. Mary’s at Lowell Cath. (3:45) Danvers at Beverly (4) Boys Lacrosse Gloucester at Saugus (4) N. Reading at Lynnfield (7) Malden at Lynn (7) Pope John at Winthrop (4) Malden Cath. at St. John’s (6) Marblehead at Peabody (5:30) Boys Tennis Salem at Everett (4) Classical at English (4) Swampscott at Gloucester (4) Everett at Revere (5:15) Winthrop at Medford (4) Fenwick at St. Mary’s (4) Boys Tennis Manchester/Essex at Marblehead (4) Fenwick at Stoneham (4) Medford at Swampscott (4) Marblehead at Gloucester (4) Pentucket at Beverly (4) Rockport at Lynnfield (3:30) St. John’s at Lynnfield (4) St. Mary’s at Mald. Cath. (4) Girls Lacrosse Swampscott at Classical (4) Gloucester at Salem (4) Girls Lacrosse Lynnfield at N. Reading (3:45) Lynnfield at Lexington (3:45) Malden at Revere (4) Marblehead at Danvers (6) Medford at Peabody (4) Revere at Wilmington (6) Winthrop at Saugus (4) Girls Tennis Girls Tennis English at Peabody (4) English at Classical (4) Gloucester at Marblehead (4) Marblehead at Manchester/Essex (4) Ham-Wenham at Fenwick (3:30) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (3:45) Somerville at Winthrop (4) Swampscott at Medford (4) Swampscott at Danvers (4) Lynnfield at Rockport (3:30) Sailing Sailing St. John’s at Tabor (3:45) PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Beverly at Swampscott (3:30) Softball Duxbury at St. John’s (3:45) English at Classical (4) Mookie Betts celebrates with teammate Blake Swihart (23) after hitting a solo homer in the fifth Landmark at Winthrop (4) Essex Tech at Salem (4) inning of Wednesday’s game against the Kansas City Royals. Softball Lynnfield at Ipswich (3:45) Beverly at Saugus (4) PMA at Tech (4) Fenwick at Austin Prep (3:30) Saugus at Medford (4) Winthrop at Pope John (5) St. Mary’s at Marblehead (4) Track Swampscott at Gloucester (4) Betts powers Red Sox with three Gloucester vs. Beverly (at Manning, Volleyball 3:45) Salem at Essex Tech (5:30) home runs in win over Royals SPORTS BRIEFS BOSTON (AP) — Mookie Betts ing up all three runs of his runs in overturned — including two by first- Ridley basketball sity clinic for boys and belted three solo homers and J.D. the first two frames. Craig Kimbrel base umpire Fieldin Culbreth. girls to get you in shape Martinez also went deep, powering struck out the side in the ninth for TRAINER’S ROOM skills clinics and to help develop basket- the Boston Red Sox to a 5-4 victo- his eighth save and 299th of his ca- Royals: 3B Mike Moustakas reball skills. Drills are The Helen Ridley basket- ry over the Kansas City Royals on reer a day after his first blown op- turned to the starting lineup after designed to help any play- ball skills clinics will be Wednesday. portunity this season. just pinch-hitting on Tuesday. He er at any level with ball held over the next few It was the fourth three-homer Unlike most of the early season was hit on the right forearm by a handling, shooting (off the months, with nine sessions game for the 25-year-old Betts, who games in Fenway Park, there was a pitch in the series opener. in total. The clinics are all dribble, off screens and off snapped a tie with Hall of Famer summer-like feel with a game-time Red Sox: Betts started for the first on Mondays from 7 p.m. the pass), creating your Ted Williams for most three-homer temperature of 86 degrees under time since leaving Saturday’s game until 8:30 p.m., and will be own shot and finishing at games in franchise history. Betts bright-blue skies. with a tight right hamstring. ... LHP held on May 7, 14 and 21; the rim. We will also mix also became the first player in major Betts led off the fourth with a drive Eduardo Rodriguez was placed on June 4, 11 and 18. The in playing games so that league history with four three-ho- to center for his ninth homer of the the family medical leave list and clinics are open to boys players can learn how to mer games before turning 26, ac- season. Hanley Ramirez walked RHP Marcus Walden was recalled and girls in grades 4-12 use their skills in a game cording to STATS. with one out and Martinez followed from Triple-A Pawtucket. Manager and will be held at St. situation. AL East-leading Boston won for the with a drive to center, tying it at 3. Alex Cora doesn’t know if the lefty Mary’s High School on 35 Please email or call third time in four games after losing Betts connected again in the fifth, will miss his turn in the rotation. Tremont St. The cost of the Helen Ridley to save your 7-6 in 13 innings on Tuesday night. sending a drive just inside the left- ALLOWED BACK clinic is $200 and partici- spot and/or if you have any Cheslor Cuthbert homered for field foul pole into the Green Mon- Boston right-hander Joe Kelly re- pants will need to bring a questions at ridleytop- Kansas City, and Drew Butera had ster seats. His third homer of the turned after serving a six-game sus- ball. [email protected] a two-run double. The Royals were game also came against Duffy, driv- pension for his part in a brawl with This will be a high inten- or 781-775-0778. trying for consecutive wins for just ing a 1-2 pitch over the wall in cen- the Yankees last month. He pitched the second time this season. ter in the seventh. one scoreless inning. 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WEEI-FM 93.7 nick two seasons ago in volved with that.” kneeling during the na- Last month, Kaepernick NHL PLAYOFFS tional anthem to protest praised Reid for continu- police brutality and racial ing to make a stand for so- CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS peg leads series 2-1 inequality. cial justice when the quar- (Best-of-7) Wednesday, May 2 Kaepernick wasn’t signed terback was presented an Monday, April 30 Tampa Bay 4, Boston 1, Tampa for the 2017 season follow- Amnesty International Tampa Bay 4, Boston 2 Bay leads series 2-1 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing his release in San Fran- award in Amsterdam. Vegas 4, San Jose 3, OT, Vegas Vegas at San Jose, 10 p.m. Former San Francisco 49ers safety Eric Reid, cisco. Reid continued the “Eric introducing me leads series 2-1 Thursday, May 3 right, has filed a grievance against the NFL al- quarterback’s protests. The for this prestigious award Tuesday, May 1 Washington at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. leging collusion by the team owners. Washington 4, Pittsburgh 3, Wash- Nashville at Winnipeg, 9:30 p.m. 26-year-old safety became brings me great joy,” ington leads series 2-1 Friday, May 4 a free agent this offseason Wednesday. “Our union neys as Kaepernick. Kaepernick said. “But I Winnipeg 7, Nashville 4, Winni- Tampa Bay at Boston, 7 p.m. when his rookie contract supports Eric and we are A league spokesman am also pained by the fact with the 49ers expired. that his taking a knee, considering other legal op- said Wednesday: “We are “Our union is aware and demonstrating cour- tions to pursue.” abiding by the confidenti- that Eric Reid and his le- age to protect the rights NBA PLAYOFFS Kaepernick previously ality provision of the CBA CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS 2-0 gal representatives filed a of black and brown people collusion claim, which will filed a collusion grievance and have no comment.” in America, has also led to (Best-of-7) Wednesday, May 2 that is in the discovery In March, Goodell was Monday, April 30 Utah 116, Houston 108, Series be heard through the arbi- his ostracization from the Boston 117, Philadelphia 101, tied 1-1 tration process as spelled stage. He deposed several asked about Reid, one of NFL when he is widely Boston leads series 1-0 Thursday, May 3 out in our collective bar- league owners and execu- the better players at his recognized as one of the Tuesday, May 1 Cleveland at Toronto, 6 p.m. gaining agreement,” the tives, including Commis- position in the NFL, not best competitors in the Cleveland 113, Toronto 112, OT, Philadelphia at Boston, 8:30 p.m. NFL Players Associa- sioner Roger Goodell. Reid having a job. game and in the prime of Cleveland leads series 1-0 Friday, May 4 tion said in a statement is using the same attor- “I’ve said this repeated- his career.” Golden State 121, New Orleans Golden State at New Orleans, 8 p.m. 116, Golden State leads series Houston at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Jazz even up series with Rockets MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 22 8 .733 — Atlanta 18 11 .621 — New York 20 10 .667 2 New York 17 11 .607 ½ Toronto 17 13 .567 5 Philadelphia 17 13 .567 1½ Tampa Bay 13 16 .448 8½ Washington 15 16 .484 4 Baltimore 8 21 .276 13½ Miami 11 19 .367 7½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 16 13 .552 — Milwaukee 19 13 .594 — Detroit 13 16 .448 3 St. Louis 17 12 .586 ½ Minnesota 10 16 .385 4½ Chicago 16 12 .571 1 Chicago 8 20 .286 7½ Pittsburgh 17 14 .548 1½ Kansas City 8 22 .267 8½ Cincinnati 7 24 .226 11½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 20 12 .625 — Arizona 21 8 .724 — Seattle 17 11 .607 1 Colorado 17 15 .531 5½ Los Angeles 17 12 .586 1½ San Francisco 16 15 .516 6 Oakland 14 15 .483 4½ Los Angeles 12 17 .414 9 Texas 12 20 .375 8 San Diego 11 21 .344 11½

Wednesday’s Games N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 4-2) at Houston Boston 5, Kansas City 4 (McCullers 4-1), 2:10 p.m. Detroit 3, Tampa Bay 2, 12 innings Detroit (Fiers 2-2) at Kansas City (Skoglund Minnesota 4, Toronto 0 1-2), 2:15 p.m. Cleveland 12, Texas 4 Toronto (TBD) at Cleveland (Plutko 0-0), St. Louis 3, Chicago White Sox 2 4:40 p.m., 2nd game N.Y. Yankees 4, Houston 0 Boston (Price 2-3) at Texas (Minor 2-1), 8:05 p.m. Baltimore at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Minnesota (Odorizzi 2-2) at Chicago White Oakland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Sox (Lopez 0-2), 8:10 p.m. Colorado 11, Chicago Cubs 2 Baltimore (Tillman 1-4) at L.A. Angels (Rich- San Francisco 9, San Diego 4 ards 3-1), 10:07 p.m. Washington 9, Pittsburgh 3 Oakland (Mengden 2-3) at Seattle (LeBlanc Atlanta 7, N.Y. Mets 0 0-0), 10:10 p.m. Milwaukee 3, Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh (Williams 4-1) at Washington PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Philadelphia 6, Miami 0 (Hellickson 0-0), 1:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Atlanta (Teheran 1-1) at N.Y. Mets (Vargas Utah Jazz guard Joe Ingles lays the ball in during the second half of Game 2 of the Western Thursday’s Games 0-1), 1:10 p.m. Conference semifinals against the Houston Rockets on Wednesday. Toronto (Garcia 2-2) at Cleveland (Carrasco L.A. Dodgers (Wood 0-3) at Arizona (Corbin 4-1), 1:10 p.m., 1st game 4-0), 3:40 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 3, 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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON THURSDAY, MAY 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

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) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Making an adjustment to your By assisting others, you will Taking part in an event will How you go about getting You may feel like talking and Keep your story straight. Emo- expenses is a good place to help yourself. Giving back and bring you in touch with some- things done will make a differ- discussing your personal busi- tions can bring out the best start if you want to make your sharing what you know with the one whom you can benefit or ence. Make use of your physi- ness, but be careful whom you and the worst in you and in cash flow a little smoother. people around you will help learn from. Explore all possi- cal abilities and get the grunt open up to. Sharing informa- others. Stick to the truth and Stop talking and start taking you gain support and give you bilities and question anything work out of the way to avoid tion can change the way some- offer compassion and under- action. greater self-confidence. that isn’t clear. complaints. one views you, causing an un- standing. fair response. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don’t feel obligated to say yes Do something different or get Use your intuitive intelligence Home, family and happiness Finish what you start. A positive Do the best you can and avoid to everyone who asks you for involved in a group that offers when dealing with domestic should be your priorities. change regarding how you make negative people. It’s important something. Draw the line if you insight into new ways to use issues, partners or anyone who Don’t let the little things get or handle your money is appar- to gravitate toward people who don’t want someone to take old skills. Expand your aware- needs your help. Understand- to you. Offer love and help ent. Home or personal improve- share your vision and spark advantage of you. Know your ness by listening more and ing what’s going on will help to the people who mean the ments, along with romance and your imagination. Romance will limitations and boundaries. talking less. you find a workable solution. most to you. family fun are favored. improve your life.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Wife is annoyed that husband answers call of nature outside The bidding painted the perfect picture DEAR ABBY: We moved DEAR CHARLTON: Claude Monet said, “No one to repeat his excellent spade to the country, but we’re Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Thank you for the input. is an artist unless he carries suit. not really far out of town. Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, Your letter is but a drop in his picture in his head before Two declarers misplayed My educated, urbane, pro- and was founded by her mother, the bucket compared to the painting it, and is sure of his and went down. The third fessional husband who Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at deluge that has flooded my method and composition.” used the bidding to guide his has always lived in the office since I printed that No one is a bridge player DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los brush. What did he do? city, now bypasses our 2 letter. unless he carries his plan pic- South won the diamond 1/2 bathrooms and re- Angeles, CA 90069. tured in his head before play- lead on the board and drew lieves himself outdoors in DEAR ABBY: I strongly ing a card, and is confident of all of the trumps, pitching a a “king of all he surveys” disagree with your answer ahead for a place to dis- check with the police in her his line. diamond and two hearts from pose. to “Whiz-zard’s Wife.” You pose of it. city to be sure there are no This was an interesting deal the board. Then, knowing that We no longer have chil- said you suspect the prac- As to whether your letter ordinances against it. at Bridge Base Online that clubs were 7-1 and that East dren living at home, and tice is not unusual. My is a first, the answer is no. When people ask me had lots of color choices. Two had the heart ace, declarer he refrains from doing it husband doesn’t do it, my The topic arose about 20 what some of my favorite Norths played in three no- played a club to dummy’s when we have company or ex didn’t (except when he years ago when “The Whiz- letters are, I tell them the trump. A couple of pairs bid a king, returned a heart to his there’s any possibility of was drunk) and I’ve never his being seen, but it still zard’s Wife” wrote me correspondence generated slam without first dipping their jack and led another heart. seen my neighbors do it. drives me crazy! Could I about her husband doing by “The Whiz-zard’s Wife’s” brushes in the Blackwood My husband says the guy He lost one heart and one be jealous because I am it after dark, and occasion- letter ranks among them. pot. Three Norths were in club for the best score over all ally in the side yard during is an exhibitionist. I say female, or should I join A sample: four hearts, which failed after 14 tables. him? Is it truly as unsani- daylight hours. She won- he’s lazy and ignorant. losing one club, one heart, a tary as it seems, and is my dered if it was a normal DEAR ABBY: Though a However, I once knew a spade ruff by West and a club letter a “first”? male ritual. I replied: frequent reader (after my psychiatrist who confessed ruff by East. No North cleverly “This is not a subject wife), I’ve only now found to occasionally “watering” dropped the club king under that’s often discussed, but I the rubber tree in his out- TEMPTED IN reason to write to you, in the ace at trick one, but after CALIFORNIA suspect the practice is not er office in this manner. I response to the lady who a spade shift, a heart to East’s unusual. Dogs and cats uri- can’t imagine why he dis- ace, and East’s lowest spade DEAR TEMPTED: “Pub- nate to mark their territory. feared her husband’s hab- closed this to me, unless it led for partner to ruff, if West lic” urination is against Your husband may be doing it of urinating on their was to coax me into shar- had trusted that suit-prefer- the law in most communi- it for the same reason. For lawn was inappropriate. ing personal secrets. ties because of sanitation pets, the problem can be re- So it may be, but all men ence signal and returned a — as well as indecent ex- solved by neutering; howev- pee outdoors. ARIZONA ANNIE club, the contract would have posure — issues. That said, er, I wouldn’t recommend My best to you and con- lost all of its color. however, the practice is not that for your husband. The tinued good luck with your DEAR ANNIE: I can’t Three tables were in four as unusual as you may Los Angeles Police Depart- column. imagine why he did it, ei- spades. In this auction, believe. If you want to try ment informs me that it’s ther. It would certainly North’s sequence showed two it, I can’t stop you, but I do ‘not illegal as long as it is CHARLTON discourage a patient from places to play, hearts and di- suggest you bring along not in public view.’” HESTON, BEVERLY using the chair closest to amonds, but South preferred some tissue and plan I then suggested she HILLS, CALIF. the plant.

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LEGALS LEGALS

LEGAL NOTICE (SEAL) MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Brooke Harrison to New Fed Mortgage, Corp., dated June 30, 2005 DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24497, Page 428 (the "Mortgage"), as affected by a Loan Modification Agreement dated 18 SM 002408 December 30, 2014, and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book 33909, Page 428 of which mortgage Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper is the present ORDER OF NOTICE holder by assignment from New Fed Mortgage, Corp. to HSBC Mortgage Corporation (USA) dated June 30, 2005 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24497, Page 452; confirmatory assignment from New Fed Mortgage, Corp., MA Corp to HSBC Mortgage Corporation (USA) dated September 9, 2014 TO: recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33548, Page 66; assignment from HSBC Mortgage Corporation (USA) to Mortgage Electronic Vilma Reyna Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for HSBC Bank USA, N.A., dated July 20, 2011 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30550, Page 21; assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for HSBC Bank USA, N.A., to HSBC Bank USA, N.A. dated December 19, 2011 and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30951, Page 545 and assignment from HSBC Bank USA, N.A. to Nationstar Mortgage LLC dated U.S.C. App. section 3901 et seq.: November 14, 2016 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35588, Page 200, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at Unit No. 37, of the 35-37 Belmont Avenue Condominium, 37 Belmont Avenue, Lynn, MA 01905 will The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a The Bank of New York, as Indenture be sold at a Public Auction at 12:00 PM on May 18, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said Trustee for the Holders of GSC Capital Corp., Mortgage-Backed Notes, Series mortgage, to wit: 2006-1

Unit 37, ("Unit") of 35-37 BELMONT AVENUE CONDOMINIUM ("Condominium"), created pursuant and subject to the provisions of Chapter 183A of the General Laws of claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Massachusetts, by Master Deed dated July 19, 1990 and recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 10506, Page 571 (the "Master Deed"). numbered 43 Waverly Street, given by Vilma Reyna to "MERS", Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., a separate corporation that is acting The post office address of the Unit is: 37 Belmont Avenue Lynn, Massachusetts 01902 solely as nominee for American Brokers Conduit, "Lender"; and its successors and assigns, dated October 3, 2005, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern The Unit is conveyed together with the following: District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24912, Page 314, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of The Unit contains 1,308 square feet, approximately and is laid out as shown on floor plans filed with Master Deed and as shown on a Unit Plan recorded with the first Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. deed out and affixed thereto the verified statement of a registered land surveyor, certifying that the plans show the unit designation of the Unit conveyed and of immediately adjoining units, and that it fully and accurately depicts the layout of the Unit, its location, dimensions, approximate area, entrance, and immediate common If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United area to which it has access, as built. States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers 1. An undivided 50.0% interest appertaining to the Unit in the Common Areas and Facilities of said Condominium, as described in the Master Deed. Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on 2. The exclusive right and easement to use the Parking Space, deck and land appurtenant to said Unit as shown on the Plans. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in 3. All other rights, easements, agreements, interests and provisions contained in the Master Deed and the Declaration of Trust of 35-37 Belmont Avenue this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before MAY 28, Condominium Trust, dated July 19, 1990 and recorded on July 20, 1990 with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 10506, Page 588 (the "Declaration of Trust") 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the and the Rules and Regulations adopted pursuant thereto (the "Rules and Regulations") as any of the same may be amended from time to time pursuant to the provisions benefits of said Act. thereof. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on APR 13, 2018 The Unit is to be used in accordance with the following provisions of the Master Deed and its use is subject to the following restrictions, as stated in Section 7 and 8 of Attest: the Master Deed: Deborah J. Patterson Recorder "7) The use of the Common Areas and Facilities and of the Units of the Condominium is restricted and shall be in accordance with the following: Item: May 3, 2018 a. No unit shall be used for any purpose other than permitted to districts zoned for single family residence in the City of Lynn. Such uses shall, however, be permitted hereunder only if and to the extent the same are in full compliance with all applicable building, zoning and health ordinances or by-laws and all other laws, ordinances, MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE by-laws, rules and regulations of any governmental body or agency having jurisdiction thereof. No such use shall be carried on which causes any increase in premium for any insurance carried by the Trustees or any Unit Owner relating to the Buildings and any Unit or other portion thereof; provided that the Trustees may, in their sole By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain discretion, allow such use upon the stipulation that any such increased premium shall be paid by the Unit Owner carrying on such use to the Trustees or to the owner mortgage and security agreement given by Anthony Freda ("Mortgagor") to North affected. A unit Owner or Unit Lessee practitioner may display a plaque bearing his name and professional designation not larger than nine inches by three inches in size Shore Bank, dated March 11, 2014, and registered with the Essex District of the mounted flat upon the exterior of the Unit. Land Court as Document Number 550676, of which mortgage the undersigned, b. No immoral, improper, exclusively noisy or unlawful use shall be made of any Unit or of the Common Areas and Facilities and all applicable rules and regulations North Shore Bank, A Cooperative Bank, is the present holder, for breach of the of any governmental body having jurisdiction thereof, a source of unreasonable annoyance, embarrassment or disturbance to, or interference with, the peaceful and conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be proper use of any Unit or the Common Areas and Facilities by the Owner or Occupant of any Unit. sold at Public Auction at 2:00 P.M. on the 10th day of May, 2018, on the c. No clothes lines or other clothes drying or airing facilities shall be attached to or otherwise displayed from any Areas and Facilities or from any point outside the mortgaged premises known and numbered as 7 Sylvan Circle, Lynnfield, Building. No undue decorations, blinking or colored lights, and now signs, including, but not limited to, signs advertising in such a fashion as to be visible from the Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Common Areas and facilities or from any point outside of the Buildings. d. The Common Areas and Facilities shall be used for the purpose for which they are reasonably intended, subject to this Master Deed, the Declaration of Trust and First Parcel: the By-laws. No appurtenances or additions of any sort, including without limitation, clothes drying or airing facilities, signs, decorations, mailboxes, antennas, birdhouses or bird feeding station shall be affixed to, or placed upon, any portion of the Common Areas and Facilities by any Unit Owner. No Unit Owner shall substantially add to, Southeasterly by a road, now called Sylvan Circle, seventy (70) feet; alter, remove, change the appearance of or otherwise affect the Common Areas and Facilities or exterior of the Units except as specifically permitted in this Master Deed, the Declaration of Trust and the By-Laws. Southwesterly one hundred (100) feet; e. The Trustees, acting unanimously, may, from time to time, alter the application of any of the foregoing restrictions or waive any of the same in its entirety, provided that 100% in interest of the Unit Owners assent to the same. Northwesterly seventy (70) feet by land now or formerly of Laura G. Reeg; f. The following conditions and restrictions shall apply to the tenanting renting or leasing of the Unit: and (i) Each and every lease, license and/or-tenancy agreement must be for the entire Unit and must be in writing; (ii) No Unit may by tenanted, rented, let, leased, or licensed for less than thirty (30) days or for transient or hotel purposes; Northeasterly by Lot 31, as shown on plan hereinafter mentioned, one (iii) Every lease, license, or tenancy arrangement permitting nonowner occupant use or possession or occupancy of a Unit shall include a provision requiring nonowner hundred (100) feet. occupants to comply-with all terms and conditions of this Master Deed, specifically including, but not limited to, this Section 7, the Condominium Trust, and the Rules and Regulations of the Condominium and that the failure of said nonowner occupant to comply with any of the terms of said Master Deed, Condominium Trust, and/or All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown said Rules and Regulations shall be a default under said lease, license, or tenancy arrangement. There shall be attached to each such written instrument a copy of the upon plan numbered 15627-E, drawn by Otis W. McIntosh, Civil Engineer, dated Rules and Regulations and a copy of Section 7 of the Master Deed. June 20, 1939, as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land (iv) No nonowner occupant shall keep, house, or harbor any pets or animals in a Unit of Common Elements unless first consented to by the Trustees of the Registration Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with Certificate of Title # Condominium Trust. 12556 in said Registry, and the above described land is shown as Lot #32, on g. The following restrictions and regulations shall apply to the use and occupancy of the Parking Space: last mentioned plan. (i) The Parking Spaces may be used for parking of private automobiles, motorcycles, and noncommercial vans and recreational vehicles for the personal use of Unit Owners entitled to use said Parking Spaces, and their immediate families. No trucks, boats, trailers (whether capable of independent operations or attached to an Second Parcel: automobile or other vehicle), commercial vehicles, and the like, may be parked in the Parking Spaces except with the written consent of the Trustees of the Condominium Trust. Only one vehicle is allowed in each Parking Space; Southeasterly by Sylvan Circle, fifteen (15) feet; (ii) All vehicle shall be parked within their respective Parking Spaces and no vehicle belonging to a Unit Owner or to a member of the family or guests, tenants, or -employees of a Unit Owner shall be parked in such manner as to impeded or prevent ready access to and from the parking areas. Southwesterly by Lot 33-B, as shown on plan hereinafter mentioned, one (iii) A Unit Owner, by written permission of the Trustees, may permit any tenant, guest, servant, or licensee, the right to use a Parking Space which said Unit Owner is hundred (100) feet; entitled to use, but all parties using said Parking Spaces shall comply with the provisions relating to such use contained in this Master Deed, the Condominium Trust, and the rules and regulations promulgated pursuant to said Condominium Trust; Northwesterly by Lot 46, as shown on said plan, fifteen (15) feet; and (iv) A Unit Owner who, by written permission of the Trustees, permits any tenant, guest, servant, licensee, or other party to use a Parking Space which said Unit Owner is entitled to use, shall be responsible for the compliance by such tenant, guest, servant, licensee, or other party with provisions of this Section 7 (g) the terms and Northeasterly by Lot 32, as shown on said plan, one hundred (100) feet. conditions of this Master Deed, the Condominium Trust, and the Rules and Regulations of the Condominium, to the extent the same may be applicable. (v) No Parking Space may be rented, leased or tenanted by any Unit Owner except as incidental to the renting, leasing or tenanting of his or her Unit; All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown (vi) In instances where vehicles using the Parking Spaces and other facilities of the Condominium do not comply with the foregoing provisions, the Trustees of the upon plan numbered 15627-I, drawn by John F. Rand, Civil Engineer, dated Condominium Trust are authorized to allow the towing of the noncomplying vehicles at the expense of the owners of such vehicles. November 28, 1941, as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land h. Notwithstanding anything herein contained, the provisions of paragraph 7 (i) shall not apply to Units at any time owned by the Declarant, nor his heirs and Registration Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with Certificate of Title # devisees, nor shall such provisions be applicable to the older of a first mortgage on any Unit, provided the same be a bank, trust company, insurance company, federal 14120 in said Registry, and the above described land is shown as Lot # 33-A, on savings and loan association or any similar institutional lender, nor shall such provisions be applicable to the holder of any purchase money mortgage granted as part of last mentioned plan. the first sale of any Unit under this Master Deed, This provision may not be amended without the consent of the parties to be affected thereby. (i) No dogs or other animals, birds or pets shall be kept in or about the Units without the Trustees' written consent and consent so given may be revoked at any time So much of the above described land as is included within the limits of upon reasonable cause. said Sylvan Circle, is subject to the rights of all persons lawfully entitled thereto in 8) In the event that either Unit as originally constructed or as subsequently reconstructed in accordance with the descriptions herein contained and the Plans recorded and over the same; and there is appurtenant to said above-described land the herewith and with the Master Deed, shall now or hereafter encroach upon the other Unit or any portion of the Common Areas and Facilities or that any portion of the right to use Rossmore Road, as shown on plan filed with Certificate # 11710 in Common Areas and Facilities as originally constructed or as so reconstructed, shall hereafter encroach upon either Unit, an easement shall exist for such encroachment said Registry, in common with others entitled thereto, as described in Document # and foot the continued maintenance of the same. Encroachments referred to herein include; but are not limited to, encroachments, caused by the settling, rising or 34202 in said Registry. shifting of the earth by changes in position caused by repair or reconstruction of either Unit or by error in the Floor Plan or any other Plans now or subsequently recorded and made part of this Master Deed. The above described land is subject to the restrictions and provisions as described in two deeds from Laura G. Reeg to Lucien Morel et al Trs., one of Lot Each Unit shall have an easement for the existence, maintenance, repair and replacement within the Common Areas and Facilities or the other Unit or any part or portion 32, dated June 16, 1941, and filed as Document #40832, and one of Lot # 33-A, of the utility systems and any ducts, pipes, wires, flues, cables, conduits or other parts of utility systems which although part of said Unit serving it exclusively, are outside dated October 28, 1941, and filed as Document # 42119 in said Registry. of the boundaries of said Unit as otherwise defined/ Each Unit shall be burdened by an easement for the existence, maintenance, repair and replacement of the utility systems and any ducts, pipes, wire, flues, cables, conduits or other parts of utility systems which although part of the other Unit or of the Common Areas and Facilities, The premises to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way, serving such other Unit exclusively, or both Units in Common, are within the boundaries of such burdened Unit as otherwise defined." easements, covenants, restrictions, buildings and zoning laws, improvements, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of Said Unit is conveyed subject to and with the benefit of, as the case may be, the following: tenants and parties in possession, mortgages, existing encumbrances, and all 1. The provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183A, as amended. other claims in the nature of liens now existing or hereafter arising, having priority 2. The terms and conditions of the Master Deed, as the same may be amended from time to time to time pursuant to the provisions thereof. over the Mortgage, if any there be. The premises shall also be sold subject to the 3. The terms and conditions of the Declaration of Trust, By-Laws and Rules and Regulations promulgated pursuant thereto, as the same may be amended from time right of redemption of the United States of America, if any there be. to time, pursuant to the provisions thereof. 4. Such taxes attributable to said Unit for the current fiscal year as are not now due and payable. TERMS OF SALE: Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00) will be 5. Provisions of existing building and zoning laws. required to be paid by certified check or bank cashier's check made payable to the Mortgagee at the time and place of sale as a deposit. The balance is to be paid to The rights, agreements, easements, restrictions, provisions and interests set forth above, together with any amendments thereto, shall constitute covenants running with the Mortgagee by certified check or by bank cashier's check within thirty (30) days the land and shall inure to the benefit of and bind, as the case may be, any person having at any time any interest or estate in the Unit, his agents, employees, licensees, after the sale at the Law Office of F. Robert Allison, Attorney at Law, 159 Derby visitors and lessees as though the same were fully set forth. Street, Salem, Massachusetts. Time is of the essence. The successful bidder shall be required to sign a Memorandum of Sale at the Auction Sale. THE GRANTEE BY RECORDING HEREOF AGREES TO COMPLY, WITH, PERFORM, ASSUME AND/OR PAY, AS THE CASE MAY BE, ALL CONDITIONS, RESTRICTIONS, EASEMENTS, AND OBLIGATIONS SET FORTH ABOVE. The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24497, Page 423. postpone at any adjourned sale date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the adjourned sale date. The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. in the event of a typographical error in this publication.

Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE. a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 DATE: 4/3/18 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises contained in said mortgage NORTH SHORE BANK, shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. A COOPERATIVE BANK, Present holder of said Mortgage, Other terms to be announced at the sale. By its attorney,

Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper F. ROBERT ALLISON, ESQUIRE Korde & Associates, P.C. 159 Derby Street 900 Chelmsford Street Salem, MA 0l970 Suite 3102 (978) 740-9433 Lowell, MA 01851 Item: April 19, 26, May 3, 2018 (978) 256-1500 Harrison, Brooke, 14-014572 Item: April 19, 26, May 3, 2018 CITY OF LYNN

Notice: The Lynn City Council will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, May 22, 2018 at 8:00 P.M. in Council Chambers, on the Petition of Patrick J. McGrath to construct a 4 story, 24 unit residential apartment building in Business District at 693 Western Avenue. Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Item: May 1, 3, 2018 THURSDAY, MAY 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE Lynn Continuum of Care (CoC) Public Hearing on Homelessness and Fiscal MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Year 2019 Emergency Solutions Grant funds By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage and security agreement given by Anthony Freda, Trustee of 565 Lincoln By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Avenue Realty Trust u/d/t dated June 4, 2014, recorded with the Essex South mortgage given by Dana P. O'Connor to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, DATE: May 17, 2018 at 12:30 PM District Registry of Deeds in Book 33320, Page 8 ("Mortgagor") to North Shore Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., dated June 6, Bank, a Cooperative Bank, dated June 4, 2014, and recorded in the Essex County 2007 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book LOCATION: Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development Southern District Registry of Deeds in Book 33320, Page 14, of which mortgage 27027, Page 39 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage The Bank of New York Mellon Community Room the undersigned, North Shore Bank, A Cooperative Bank, is the present holder, for FKA The Bank of New York as Trustee for the Certificateholders of CWABS Inc., 10 Church Street breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-11 is the present holder by assignment Lynn, MA 01902 same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 P.M. on the 10th day of May, 2018, from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to The Bank of New York on the mortgaged premises known and numbered as 565 Lincoln Avenue, Mellon FKA The Bank of New York as Trustee for the Certificateholders of CWABS Contact: Olivia Lyons Saugus, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-11 dated July 5, 2011 recorded in (781) 581-8707 mortgage, to wit: Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30524, Page 342, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, The Lynn Continuum of Care will be hosting a Public Hearing at the above date and The land with the buildings thereon, situated in Saugus, said Essex the mortgaged premises located at 26 Woodlawn Street, Lynn, MA 01904 will be time. Lynn CoC is the local Continuum of Care committee that administers the County, in that part called Cliftondale, sold at a Public Auction at 2:00 PM on May 30, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, city's Supportive Housing McKinney-Vento funds. These funds are used to provide more particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said housing and services for the homeless population. The purpose of this hearing is Easterly by Lincoln Avenue, thirty-seven and 50/100 feet; mortgage, to wit: to provide local agencies and citizens an opportunity to voice their opinions as to what the needs of the homeless in Lynn are as well as to how the McKinney funds Northerly by Lot 32, as shown on a plan of lots made for Waitt, Bond and THE LAND IN LYNN, TOGETHER WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON, KNOWN AS AND should be utilized. In addition, the City will provide information on the proposed FY' Kent by Frederick R. Page in 1884 and recorded with Essex South NUMBERED 26 WOODLAWN STREET, AND BOUNDED: 2019 ESG Program funding allocations. District Registry of Deeds, Book of Plans No. 3, One hundred thirty feet; NORTHERLY BY WOODLAWN STREET, SIXTY FEET; The Lynn CoC and City of Lynn continue to build on the existing Continuum of Care EASTERLY BY LOT 81 ON PLAN ENTITLED, "PLAN OF HOUSE LOTS AT strategy to respond to homelessness and special needs populations while Westerly by Lot 50, as shown on said plan, thirty-seven and 50/100 feet; FOREST HILL, LYNN, MASS, LAID OUT FOR MESSRS. SANBORN & PARSONS" BY maintaining compliance with HUD's guidelines and priorities. and CHARLES A. HAMMOND, SURVEYOR, DATED APRIL 27, 1871, AND RECORDED WITH ESSEX SOUTH DISTRICT REGISTRY OF DEEDS AT THE END OF BOOK 822, This meeting is open to the public and all are encouraged to attend. Southerly by the Southern half of Lot 33, as shown on said Plan, One hundred OWN HUNDRED THIRTEEN AND 75/100 FEET; thirty feet, being the northerly half of said Lot 33. SOUTHERLY BY LOT 64 ON SAID PLAN, FORTY-ONE FEET; AND Anyone interested in speaking at the Public Hearing should attend you will be WESTERLY BY LOT 83 ON SAID PLAN, ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN AND asked to sign-in first to register to speak. Please note that in the interest of time Subject to and with the benefit of all assessments and restrictions, if any, 75/100 FEET. and fairness to other speakers, each individual will be given five minutes to give so far as the same are now in force and applicable. his/her presentation. SAID PREMISES ARE SHOWN AS LOT 82 ON SAID PLAN. The premises to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way, Please contact Olivia Lyons at (781) 581-8707 if you have any further questions. easements, covenants, restrictions, buildings and zoning laws, improvements, For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern Item: May 3, 10, 2018 unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of District) Registry of Deeds in Book 13540, Page 12. tenants and parties in possession, mortgages, existing encumbrances, and all other claims in the nature of liens now existing or hereafter arising, having priority The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other over the Mortgage, if any there be. The premises shall also be sold subject to the municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable right of redemption of the United States of America, if any there be. encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of Does your company TERMS OF SALE: Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00) will be required record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. to be paid by certified check or bank cashier's check made payable to the Mortgagee at the time and place of sale as a deposit. The balance is to be paid to Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of need employees? the Mortgagee by certified check or by bank cashier's check within thirty (30) days $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order after the sale at the Law Office of F. Robert Allison, Attorney at Law, 159 Derby to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from Street, Salem, Massachusetts. Time is of the essence. The successful bidder shall this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon be required to sign a Memorandum of Sale at the Auction Sale. acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the postpone at any adjourned sale date by public proclamation at the time and date premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical appointed for the adjourned sale date. error in this publication.

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