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SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018 DEALS OF THE Saugus $DAY$ veteran PG. 3 takes aim DEALS OF THE $DAY$ at rep PG. 3 seat By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF DEALS SAUGUS — A 25-year-old veteran from OF THE Saugus will run for state representative in the 9th Essex District. $DAY$ Democrat Matthew Crescenzo said he PG. 3 is running for the seat currently occupied by state Rep. Donald Wong (R-Saugus) because he believes the current political process is not working. “There is a growing rift between our leaders and the public they are meant to DEALS serve,” he said. “The people of this com- munity need leaders who willingly listen OF THE and who are there during the quiet times, Arts and culture $DAY$ when no one is looking, and do their best PG. 3 to make a difference in people’s lives. PG. 3 “As I look at our problems and the lack of effort in finding solutions, I see that the take center stage only way to develop real change is for new leadership to engage on the issues that The upbeat daylong stories of how cross-sec- Mark Davy gave matter,” he said. event, sponsored by the tor collaborations fostered the keynote If elected, Crescenzo said he would fo- Essex County Community positive change in their address at cus his efforts on healthcare for veterans Foundation and the Barr communities. Equally im- the 2018 Essex and the treatment of mental health and BY BILL BROTHERTON Foundation, introduced the County Arts & addiction. portant, the event offered Creative County Initiative, Culture Summit at Not enough is being done to confront BEVERLY — Hundreds networking opportunities which supports partner- the opioid crisis head on, and the longer of arts supporters, com- for attendees and a series Cabot Theatre in ships to create public art- it takes to address the problem, the more munity leaders, city plan- of breakout sessions that Beverly. He spoke works, performances or in- loved ones will die each day, he said. focused on such topics as about creative ners, business executives, stallations that contribute “Addiction is a mental health issue, not “Building Public Will for placemaking and religious leaders and edu- to the quality of life in the a criminal one,” he said. the Arts in our Cities and the planning of cators convened at the his- region. People suffering from addiction should Towns” and “Shared Re- creatively vibrant toric Cabot Theatre Friday A number of guest speak- be able to come forward without fear of sources for a Stronger Arts communities. for the first Essex County ers, including one from prosecution to receive the care they need, Arts & Culture Summit. London, shared success ARTS, A7 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK VETERAN, A7 THEY’RE IN THE RUNNING Flanagan Castellanos seeks Boston did more than redemption walk again

By Steve Krause By Steve Krause ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ITEM SPORTS EDITOR BOSTON — She’s won LYNN — Five years ago, an Olympic bronze medal Lynn School Committee- in the 10K — later up- man Brian Castellanos graded to a silver. was told by a doctor that Last November, she be- he’d never walk again. came the first American Monday, he’ll be running woman in 40 years to win in his second straight Bos- the New York Marathon. ton Marathon. She’s even been credited The trip from Points A with having changed the to B was obviously an ar- face of women’s distance duous journey, but it has running in the U.S. given Castellanos a new But with all that, life appreciation for life — doesn’t seem to be tru- and a real purpose that ly complete for Shalane extends beyond what he’d Flanagan. And it won’t be identified as his hopes until she makes the turn and dreams. from Hereford Street in His journey actually Boston and sprints up started in high school. Boylston toward the Bos- A quiet kid who played ton Marathon finish line football for Lynn English, with no other woman in Castellanos’ homelife was front of her. such that for a while, he Flanagan, a two-time FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was living out of his car state champion 2-miler during his season year — Shalane Flanagan of Marblehead was the picture of patriotism after crossing the nish line to FLANAGAN, A7 win the women’s division of the New York City Marathon last November. She runs Boston Monday. CASTELLANOS, A7 Eastern VP took the long way home INSIDE In Lynn By Thomas Grillo ing supervisor and saw them come er played for the Red Sox,” he said. Autism takes center ITEM STAFF through the financial crisis. It was “But having no other leads, I ap- stage at Lynn the perfect fit.” plied and was thrilled to be making Classical. A3 LYNN — It took more than 20 Not bad for a Penn State gradu- $20,000 in the midst of a recession. It • years, but Steven L. Antonakes has ate who never imagined working in took my career in a direction I never Jimmy Locust brings returned to his roots. banking. expected.” ambition to Lynn The East Lynn native, who gradu- But when he graduated in 1990 on It’s worked out nicely for the father YMCA. A8 ated from Lynn English High School the heels of a financial crisis, the law of five. and spent his career regulating changed, requiring banks be exam- Antonakes served in various mana- In Saugus After years of writing banks and protecting consumers, is ined annually instead of every two gerial capacities at the state Division Saugus High School banking regulations, executive vice president at Eastern years. At the time, his cousin, who of Banks and was later promoted by talking safety after Lynn native Steven Bank’s Market Street offices. was working as a bank examiner, Gov. Mitt Romney and reappointed second threat. A3 “There’s a neat symmetry to com- suggested taking an entry-level job by Gov. Deval Patrick as banking L. Antonakes has re- ing here,” said Antonakes, 49, who at the Massachusetts Division of commissioner from 2003 to 2010. turned to his home- In Sports joined the bank three years ago as Banks as way into financial services. Antonakes previously served as a town as an executive Lynn eld’s O’Brien chief compliance officer. “I knew the “It wasn’t my dream to be a bank vice president with strikes out 15 in bank well from my time as a bank- examiner ... I would have much rath- ANTONAKES, A7 Eastern Bank. softball win. B1

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A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018 OBITUARIES

Lorraine A. Lorenzen, 91 Julie A. Epps Molly Theresa Ramsay, 33 1927-2018 1985-2018 LYNN — Lorraine husband, David of Julie A. Epps passed Antonio Epps of Cal- LYNN — Molly The- wanted nothing more A. Lorenzen, age Inverness, Fla., and away on April 11 after ifornia, her grand- resa Ramsay, age 33, in the world than to 91, of Lynn, passed Georgia A. Iudi- a lengthy illness. Julie children Ashlee of from Lynn, gave her be a great mother, away peacefully on ciani and husband, was born and raised Colorado, Antonio of life in childbirth giv- wife, sister, and an Wednesday, April 11, Nicola of Lynn. in Lynn, spent many Indiana, Carlee and ing life to her twins amazing daughter. at the Harriett and She leaves a sister, years in California, Kaycee of Massa- Logan and Theresa. Molly graduated Ralph Kaplan Estates Beverly A. Ralph of then returned home chusetts, and Carlo It is a far, far better from Lynn English in Peabody, with her Casco, Maine, and to Massachusetts in of California. She is thing she did than High School, class of family at her side. her grandchildren: 2006. Julie graduat- also survived by her many have ever done. 2003. She loved to She was born on Feb. Tracy Loftin and hus- ed from Lynn Classi- sisters, Joanne Doug- Molly was born Jan. sing, she loved dra- 6, 1927 in Lynn, the daughter band, Chuck, Nicolas Iudi- cal High School and attended las and Janice Lark of Everett. 16, 1985, in Lynn. She was ma, and most of all she loved of the late, G. Raymond and ciani and wife, Ashley, Marc Los Angeles City College. Julie Nephews William (Kristy) of the beloved wife of Brian A. the friends and connections. worked at Granite Telecom- California, Michael (Jennifer) Evelyn A. (Williams) Hanson. Iudiciani and wife, Lindsay. Ramsay of Lynn and the loving She often said drama was one Lorraine was raised and edu- Five great-grandchildren and munications for 8 years as of Colorado and Janice of mother of Olivia, Logan and an of ce assistant. Julie was Massachusetts; great nieces of the best experiences ever. cated in Lynn and graduated several nieces and nephews Theresa. She was the beloved President of the non-pro t The and nephews and over 25  rst Service information: Visiting from Lynn English High School also survive her. She was also daughter of John E. Bishop Flora Epps Giving Fund. Julie cousins. Hours will be held on Tuesday, and Katherine Gibbs School pre-deceased by her grand- of Lynn and the late beloved April 17 from 3 to 7 p.m. at in Boston. She worked for the loved music, old movies, and Service information: Cele- Margaret M. Bishop. She also son, Justin Iudiciani. spending time with her family. bration of Life service will be the CUFFE-MCGINN FUNERAL Commonwealth of Massachu- Service information: Family leaves her wonderful brothers HOME, 157 Maple St., Lynn. A Her smile, kindness and gen- at 11:30 a.m. at Goodrich Fu- Sean P. Bishop of Pasadena, setts Department of Revenue and friends are invited to at- Funeral Mass will be held on for 23 years, retiring in 1991. erosity of spirit will be sorely neral Home in Lynn, followed Calif. and Matthew L. Bishop tend Mrs. Lorenzen’s visitation Wednesday, April 18 in St. Pius Lorraine was a very spiritual missed. by the repass at Spinelli’s in of Gastonia, N.C. She also on Monday, April 16 from 5-8 V Church, 215 Maple St., Lynn woman who attended the Ma- Julie is survived by her son Lynn eld. leaves numerous nieces and p.m. at Cuffe-McGinn Funer- at 11 a.m. Burial will follow in ple Street Methodist Church nephews, friends and neigh- al Home, 157 Maple Street, Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. In and Grace United Method- Lynn, MA 01904. Funeral ser- bors. ist Church for many years. Molly will be remembered lieu of  owers, please make vices will be held at 11 a.m. Loretta M. Nadeau donations to the YouCaring. She enjoyed going to church on Tuesday, April 17 at Grace for her kind soul, her conta- gious laugh, and the way she com page set up for the fam- service with her daughter, United Methodist Church, 374 could make the world smile ilies. For directions or to sign Georgia. She was an active Broadway, Lynn, MA 01904. woman who was a member of without hesitation. Molly spent the online guestbook, please Burial will follow the funeral SAUGUS — Former- ous friends. the Retired State, County and some time after high school as visit: www.cuffemcginn.com service in Pine Grove Ceme- ly of Charlestown, Ms. In lieu of owers, Municipal Employees Associa- a successful massage thera- tery on Boston Street in Lynn. Loretta M. Nadeau donations in Loretta’s tion, the Pine Hill Civic Associ- pist before devoting her life to In-lieu of  owers, donations died on Wednesday, name may be made ation and the Pine Hill Wom- caring for her daughter, Olivia, can be sent to either of the April 11. to Northeast Animal an’s Club. She enjoyed going Born in Boston and Shelter at northeast- as a stay-at-home mom. She on senior citizen trips with her following: Harriett and Ralph Kaplan Estates, 240 Lynn eld raised in Charles- animalshelter.org. close friends. Her hobbies in- town, Loretta was the Service informa- cluded sewing, knitting, and Street, Peabody, MA 01960 or daughter of the late tion: Relatives and crocheting. In her later years, Chelsea Jewish Hospice and Theodore D. and Lorretta M. friends are invited to attend John Carl Morgan, 55 she enjoyed various types of Palliative Care, 123 Captain’s word puzzles. Her greatest joy Row, Chelsea, MA 02150. “Detta” (Studley) Nadeau, Sr. a funeral mass at Bless- was spending time with her Please visit www.cuffemcginn. She had been a resident of ed Sacrament Church, 14 com for directions or to sign Saugus since 1979. Summer St., Saugus (MEET LYNN — It is with and grandchildren family. great sadness that CJ, Elijah and Olivia, Lorraine was pre-deceased the online guest book. Loretta was the dear sister AT CHURCH) on Monday at of Theodore D. Nadeau, Jr., 10:30 a.m. Interment will be the family of John and numerous nieces by her husband, George R. Carl Morgan, 55, an- “Sparky” Lorenzen in 1978. Kenneth E. Nadeau, and Dor- private. For directions and and nephews. He is nounces his passing also survived by his She is survived by her daugh- othy E. Nadeau, all of Saugus. condolences, visit www.Bis- on April 11. He will be ters: Gail A. Sotrines and She is also survived by numer- beePorcella.com. wife Sharon and her lovingly remembered family. John was pre- by his father and ceded in death by his stepmother Melvin and Janet Morgan, younger sister Jeanie Gregorios Ioannou, 75 Gregory A. Clark, 62 mother and stepfather Bonnie Kelly. Service information: In lieu 1942-2018 1955-2018 and Jim Kinstle, two daughters Michelle (Cedric) Roach and of service, memorial dona- Gregorios “Greg” ria, Greg leaves his NORTHFIELD — dren in their various Cassie Morgan, siblings Janie tions in John’s memory made Ioannou, a long- sons: John G. Ioan- Gregory A. Clark, 62, activities, particularly Morgan, Ted (Crystal) Morgan be made to the charity of your and Brian (Katie) Morgan, choosing. time resident of nou of Lynn and Ar- of North eld, died at theatre. Lynn, passed away thur G. Ioannou and his home on April 10. Family members in- in the NSMC Salem his wife, Christine of He was born in Lynn clude his wife, Jayne Hospital on Friday, Lynn. Greg also leaves on May 21, 1955 the (Cochrane) Clark of April 6 at the age his beloved grandchil- son of Albert P . Clark, Carrie Gautreau, 55 of 75. Born on June Franklin, 4 children: dren: Alyssia, Jade, Sr. and Eileen (Wat- 1963-2018 8, 1942 in Athens, Nathan F. Clark and and Myles Ioannou, son) Clark. Greece, he was the Ryan J. Clark, both Carrie Gautreau liyah Gautreau and son of the late John and Ef e his sister, Katerina Kouvarda Greg worked for 14 years of Franklin, Shannon B. Clark as well as his nephews, Nick as a correctional of cer at the passed away on April Bayley Clifford. (Tsalimane) Ioannou. Greg and Russell T. Clark, both of 4 leaving behind Service information: and John Kouvarda. state prison in Concord, N.H. was raised and educated in North eld, a brother, Albert her family mem- Graveside services He was currently employed as Greece. In his earlier years, Service information: A Fu- P. Clark, Jr. of Burlington, Vt., bers brother Robert will be held at Pine neral Service was held in a mail handler at the Nashua, Greg served two years in the nieces, nephews, aunt, and Gautreau, sister Me- Grove Cemetery on Greek Army, as well as two St. George Greek Orthodox N.H post of ce distribution uncles. lissa Ladd, daughter Saturday April 21 at years in the Merchant Marines. Church, 11 Church St. Lynn on center. Service information: Visiting Sarah Tuttle, and 11 a.m. with an open He married Maria Liaperdou in Thursday, April 12 at 11 a.m. Greg enjoyed watching old grand daughters Aa- invitation. Greece and the couple settled Burial will follow in Pine Grove monster movies, James Bond, hours will be held on Tuesday, in Lynn in the late 1960s. Cemetery, Lynn. Arrangements and Star Trek, and has consid- April 17 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Thibault-Neun Funeral Home, Greg was a dedicated em- were under the direction erable collections of memora- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS ployee of Union Hospital for of CUFFE-MCGINN FUNERAL bilia. He loved classic cars, es- 143 Franklin St., Franklin. over 43 years working in the pecially his 1978 Ford F-350 Donations in memory of Greg HOME, 157 Maple St., Lynn. disarm individuals who dis- housekeeping department. He Pickup, Thorin. He enjoyed may be made to Franklin Sen. Warren raised $3 million was an avid Red Sox, Celtics, For information, please visit: play unstable or potentially spending time with his family, Footlight Theatre, P.O. Box in rst 3 months of year Patriots, and Soccer fan, but www.cuffemcginn.com dangerous behavior ap- going on long car rides, and 172, Franklin N.H., 03235. nothing compared to the time BOSTON (AP) — U.S. pears headed to Massachu- For directions and an online he enjoyed spending with his going to the Wild Game Sup- Sen. Elizabeth Warren setts lawmakers for a vote. grandchildren. per in Bradford, Vt. annually. guestbook, please visit www. raised more than $3 million The joint legislative In addition to his wife Ma- He always supported his chil- neunfuneralhomes.com from supporters during the Committee on Public first three months of the Safety recommended the year, bringing her cam- bill be approved on Friday, paign account to $15 mil- paving its way to both the lion as of the end of March. House and Senate cham- Court rules Exxon must provide bers for a debate and vote. Warren said 95 percent of the first quarter dona- The so-called “red flag bill” tions INcame MEMORIAM in amounts of would let family members WENDY MARIE or police officers who are documents for climate probe $50 or2013 less. ~ APRIL 15 ~ 2018 TheON HERtotals FIFTH released ANNIVERSARY by the concerned that a legal gun Democratic incumbent’s owner “poses a significant By Alanna risk of causing personal in- Durkin Richer campaign Friday show she easily outraised three Re- jury to self or others,” peti- ASSOCIATED PRESS tion a judge to issue an ex- publicans vying to unseat treme risk protection order. BOSTON — Exxon Mo- her, each of whom raised bil must hand over docu- about a tenth of what War- ments related to a state ren raised during the same IN MEMORIAM investigation into whether three month period. WENDY MARIE 2013 ~ APRIL 15 ~ 2018 the company misled inves- ON HER FIFTH ANNIVERSARY tors and consumers about Massachusetts “Red  ag” gun bill heading what it knew about the Your memory is my keepsake Attorney to Massachusettswith which I'll never lawmakers part. link between fossil fuels General Maura God has you in his keeping. and climate change, Mas- BOSTONI have you (AP) in my heart.— A bill Healey takes Love, Uncle Mark and Family sachusetts’ highest court questions that would preemptively ruled Friday. from reporters The Supreme Judicial during a news IN MEMORIAM Court rejected Exxon Mo- conference in WENDY MARIE ELSWICK bil’s attempt to stymie ON HER FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Boston. 2013 ~ APRIL 15 ~ 2018 Attorney General Maura Healey’s probe into wheth- Your memory is my keepsake er it concealed informa- FILE PHOTO | with which I'll never part. ASSOCIATED PRESS God has you in his keeping. tion about the impact of I have you in my heart. climate change from the The ruling is the second that the two attorneys vcomments she made that Love, Uncle Mark and Family public. blow to the Irving, Tex- general “are incapable of Exxon says show bias “Now Exxon must come as-based oil and gas giant impartial investigations against the company. The IN MEMORIAM forward with the truth, in the last month. and are attempting to si- court said Healey’s com- WENDY MARIE ELSWICK what it knew about cli- A federal judge in March lence political opponents ments showed no “action- ON HER 781-593-7700FIFTH ANNIVERSARY mate change, when, and 2013Publishing ~ APRIL Daily, except 15 Sundays~ 2018 dismissed the company’s who disagree on the ap- able bias.” USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 what it told the world,” lawsuit that aimed at propriate policies to ad- “As an elected official, it Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA the Democratic attorney stopping Healey’s investi- dress climate change.” is reasonable that she rou- and additional of ces. general said in a state- gation and a similar probe Massachusetts’ high tinely informs her constit- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item ment. “The people of Mas- Subscriptions that’s being conducted by court ruling upholds a uents of the nature of her Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States sachusetts — and people New York Attorney Gen- lower court decision order- investigations,” the court $20.00 for 4 weeks everywhere — deserve an- We love and miss you sooo much. $65.00 for 13 weeks eral Eric Schneiderman. ing Exxon to comply with said. Your presence and love remain swers.” The judge in that case de- Healey’s investigation. Exxon had also argued with us every day in $130.00 for 26 weeks An Exxon spokesman scribed Exxon’s lawsuit as The court rejected Exx- that Massachusetts lacks everything we do. $260.00 for 1 year You were so strong. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, said the company is eval- “running roughshod over on’s argument that the jurisdiction because the To watch you suffer was so hard. send address changes to: uating the court’s ruling the adage that the best attorney general should company does not have a It was not fair! CANCER STINKS! The Daily Item and considering its next defense is a good offense.” be disqualified from the corporate presence in the Miss and love you EVERY DAY. 110 Munroe St. steps. The company has said investigation because of state. In our prayers and in our thoughts, P.O. Box 5 Your loving family Lynn, MA 01903

We love and miss you sooo much. Your presence and love remain with us every day in everything we do. You were so strong. To watch you suffer was so hard. It was not fair! CANCER STINKS! Miss and love you EVERY DAY. In our prayers and in our thoughts, Your loving family SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Autism takes center stage at Lynn Classical

By Bella diGrazia FOR THE ITEM LYNN — With autism awareness month well underway, Lynn Classical High School continues to shed light on the spec- trum disorder. The high school held their sixth annual autism awareness assembly earli- er in the week with a slew of Lynn school adminis- trators. Superintendent Catherine Latham, Depu- ty Superintendent Patrick Tutweiler, Deputy Admin- istrator of Special Educa- tion Jessica McLaughlin, Lynn Classical High School Special Education Department and Special Education Head Christine Lyman speaks to students about Autism ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Program Specialists Stac- Awareness Month during an assembly at the school on Lynn Classical High School sophomore Mackenzie Brunet ey Pena and Mikki Divir- Wednesday. speaks about growing up with her brother, who has autism. gilio were in attendance as Christine Lyman, Clas- sical’s Special Education Department Head, gave a speech. “As you learned in today’s extended mentoring, there is no known cause or cure for autism, however the awareness continues to in- crease dramatically,” said Lyman during her speech. “Not too long ago, the inci- dence of having a child with autism was 1 in 10,000 and today it is 1 in 50.” During the assembly, Lyman made sure to acknowledge the high school’s Creating Opportu- nities for Autistic Children (COACh) program has been around since 2007. With the number of Autis- Ethan Eager, tic children on the rise, the left, a COACh program has grown to oth- student with er schools like Pickering high functioning Middle School, Shoemaker autism at Lynn Elementary School, and Classical, Lynn Vocational Technical hugs COACh High School. student-aide “Our COACh students Angel Castro, as are very much a part of Eager receives the LCHS community and a standing that is because of all of ovation from his you who are here today,” fellow students Lyman said to those in at- following his tendance. speech. $7.7 million mansion sold in Swampscott Saugus High School talking safety after second threat By Bridget Turcotte is the day.” At the beginning of March, works together to make ITEM STAFF It was determined that graffiti “of a concerning na- sure students and staff the threat was not via- ture” was found on a white- are safe.” SAUGUS — In the wake ble, but police remained board in the school. While Saugus Police are of a threatening phone call on campus during the The writing was dis- currently training in new to the high school, students day and following night. covered by a custodian in procedures for school safe- are advocating for their Backpacks were searched, a wing at the rear of the ty, DeRuosi said the most own safety by taking the entry to the building was building Wednesday night. important thing is to follow initiative to talk about it restricted to one entrance, While it did not directly the current policies, and with school administrators. and an after-school job fair threaten an individual or for teachers to maintain Superintendent David was cancelled. group, DeRuosi said it in- positive relationships with DeRuosi said he met with a Prior to the incident, cluded concerning language. students, who will in turn group of 35 to 40 students DeRuosi said he had re- “The reality is we now feel comfortable enough to at Saugus High School for ceived several letters from live in an environment go to them with concerns. several hours Thursday students in the past two where you are not guaran- COURTESY PHOTO afternoon to address con- weeks regarding school teed safety,” said DeRuosi. Bridget Turcotte can be cerns and talk about best safety procedures. “It’s a matter of being pre- reached at bturcotte@item- practices in the event of a The waterfront mansion floor. It features five bed- “I made it clear I would pared, having policies, and live.com. Follow her on school emergency. at 25 Rockyledge Road rooms, eight bathrooms, stay all day with them all in a time of crisis everyone Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. was purchased this week an elevator, four fireplac- “Early in the morning, day if they wanted, and by Seth Gelber, trustee of es, a wine cellar, a five-car around 7:20 a.m., we got a some chose to stay until 4 Sextant Properties Trust garage, heated driveway, call that a female student p.m.,” he said. “It is a real of Newton, for $7.7 mil- and an oceanside infinity reported she got a strange concern and I recognize lion. The 14,657-square- pool. It last sold for $1.2 voice phone message on that.” foot home was designed million in 1999. Coldwell her cell phone,” DeRuosi The message was the with a floor-to-ceiling Banker Residential Real said. “It said there would second non-viable threat curved wall of glass that Estate was the listing and be some type of attack at to the school in the past extends to the second selling broker. Saugus High School, today several weeks. Celebration of Lenardo Clement’s life to be held on steps of LynnArts By Thomas Grillo want to restore those pre- told Clement to move or I want to remember other ITEM STAFF cious memories.” he would get shot, accord- children who have left us The value of each coupon shown here is equal to Last April, Clement, 46, ing to a witness. too soon, due to any cause LYNN — One year after or greater than the price of the newspaper. his friend Prince Belin, When Clement failed to and others who have lost Lenardo L. Clement was 41, and another female get out of the way, shots their lives to violence in killed following an Easter friend, were walking down rang out and Clement Lynn.” ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! Sunday service, his family Lewis Street following and Belin stumbled to Following the service, If you would like to participate in will honor his memory. services at the Zion Bap- the steps of the LynnArts there will be a presenta- A memorial service will tist Church. Police said building. Belin survived The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, be held on Monday at 3 tion of a Peace Play by the the trio was approached his injuries and the wom- Louis D. Brown Peace In- contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 p.m. on the steps of Lyn- at the intersection of Lew- an was unhurt. stitute, and refreshments nArts, where he was shot. is, Chestnut and Broad Cash was later captured will be served in the Lyn- TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY “Len navigated the streets by William A. and is being held without streets of Lynn inde- Cash, who demanded to bail. nArts Gallery. pendently for more than speak with the woman. “It has been a very dif- Thomas Grillo can be two decades with no fears One of the men told Cash ficult journey since that for his safety,” said Muriel the woman did not want to fateful day, but one year reached at tgrillo@item- A. Voyiagis Clement, his mother. “For speak with him and Cash later I have reached the live.com. Tuxedos & Tailors all those years, Len was drove off, but returned point of claiming my heal- never harmed by anyone, on foot, police said. 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Hastings, 1922-1940 lican’s astonishing an- ago Ryan’s selection as wig von Mises and Milton All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 nouncement that he would the GOP vice-presidential Friedman, Trump almost 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 certainly could not de- not seek another term candidate provided a clear Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 scribe their views with Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 rocked Washington in a signal of where Romney, Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 way that almost nothing and indeed the Republican any authority. Intellectual Classifi ed Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Trump has done, said, Party, was headed. It rep- acuity is no guarantee of classi [email protected] John S. 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Emotional ap- Ext. 4 Of course, Ryan’s de- peals breaking with the Ronald Reagan, he lacks cision was prompted in buttoned-down Republi- the institutional political Sports large measure by Trump, can character. An outreach skills of those men, who [email protected] the planet in the politi- to minorities to recapture cumulatively sat in guber- Ext. 5 cal solar system that has the Lincoln tradition. Sup- natorial chairs for almost Feds, don’t fight two decades and had be- Retail and Online warped the orbit of all the port of immigrants and a Advertising other heavenly bodies. In celebration of their pas- tween them six presiden- [email protected] the Jimmy Carter years, sage to America as an em- tial campaigns. They had pot — enlist it House Speaker Thomas brace of the nation’s finest been governors, not gad- ADVERTISING P. O’Neill Jr. was a major values. flies. Much has been made of Peter Battinelli power center. In the Ron- But what may be most Sales Representative, ext. 1217 in opioid war ald Reagan years, O’Neill important is that Trump the political effect of the [email protected] and Senate Majority Lead- displaced Ryan as the Ryan recision decision. The instant analysis was Ernie Carpenter Jr. er Bob Dole retained enor- principal architect of rev- Director of Advertising The Trump administration’s revival of the mous power and attract- olution in the capital. In that it was a symbol of Republican hopelessness and Business Development, ext. 1355 failed war on drugs did not spring from a place ed substantial attention. that regard, Trump is the [email protected] of reason. In the Trump years, no functional equivalent of months before the mid- Michele Iannaco But increasingly, it looks like Attorney Gen- one on Capitol Hill — in- Lenin, leaving Ryan in term congressional elec- tions. In that regard, it Sales Representative, ext. 1315 eral Jeff Sessions’ veiled threats toward states deed, no one in the White the role of Kerensky, who [email protected] with legal marijuana laws might actually hinder House — has power that in any circumstance other is a confirmation of con- America’s ability to solve the nation’s real drug even approaches that in than in 1917 Russia would ventional thought rather Ralph Mitchell problem: The opioid crisis. a presidency that breaks have been the engine of re- than an alteration of it. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] Two new studies suggest that when medical every rule, shatters every volt. Today no one regards Republicans may still re- marijuana is legally and easily available, pa- tradition, fractures every Ryan as a revolutionary. tain a slight advantage Patricia Whalen tients may be more likely to turn to pot instead customary capital rela- The revolutionary sits in as November approaches, Sales Representative, ext. 1310 of highly addictive opioids to treat their pain. tionship. the Oval Office. but they are clearly on the [email protected] One of the studies found that in states with defensive and in danger of For Ryan, there were few The Paul Ryan story is BUSINESS OFFICE medical cannabis dispensaries, there was a 14 rewards in occupying a job a tragedy in multiple di- losing their House major- percent reduction in the number of opioid pre- that once carried the title mensions. ity. Susan J. Conti scriptions among Medicare patients, who are “czar” (as in Czar Reed, The first is personal. No The Ryan decision puts Controller, ext. 1288 typically 65 or older. House Speaker Thomas matter how much he talks even more emphasis, and [email protected] pressure, on Senate races, The other study examined Medicaid data and Brackett Reed of Maine, about remaining part of Ted Grant which are more complicat- found similar results, suggesting that loosening who ruled Washington at the national debate, the Publisher, ext. 1234 ed, more expensive and marijuana laws may lower the use of prescrip- the end of the 19th cen- word “former” will always [email protected] more visible than House tion opioids among this primarily low-income tury) only to find himself precede his name. Hillary contests. The GOP major- Marian Kinney population. The researchers found that states feeling like an apparat- Clinton vowed to remain ext. 1212 ity in the upper chamber that legalized medical pot had roughly a 6 per- chik. It was frustrating to part of the national de- [email protected] is 51-49. cent lower rate of prescribing opioids compared be forced to follow the lead bate, but there is almost With an unpredictable, Will Kraft to states that outlawed marijuana. of a libertine when he had no one who has receded as unconventional and un- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Legalizing cannabis is not enough to solve our the mien of an altar boy at swiftly from a position of [email protected] usually volatile president nation’s opioid epidemic on its own, as the au- St. John Vianney Catho- influence and leadership in the White House — and Jennifer Perez thors of these studies made clear. lic Church in Janesville, than the woman Trump with vital issues such as ext. 1205 Yet their research provides further evidence Wisconsin. It was morti- defeated. Ryan is yester- immigration, health care [email protected] that the federal government’s reversion to a fying to watch his profile day’s cat food — once the and entitlement overhaul no-tolerance approach when it comes to policing slide from visionary, which source of political nutri- Mike Shanahan begging for attention — Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 marijuana is misguided, and may even be push- Ryan owned for a decade tion, now the personifica- few midterm congressio- [email protected] ing patients toward more addictive and deadly tion of stale ideas. in the capital, to victim, nal elections in modern painkillers. Then there is the pub- Carolina Trujillo a status his facial expres- time have loomed as quite Both of the studies — published this month in lic tragedy. Many con- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 sion and drooping shoul- so consequential. JAMA Internal Medicine, a journal of the Amer- servatives believed Ryan [email protected] ders constantly revealed. Ryan was expected to ican Medical Association — incorporated Wash- Jim Wilson Speed back to 2012 and — intelligent, creative, — perhaps was born to — ington state data. The state-by-state breakdown Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 recall the reaction when committed — would be a deal with all three of those in the Medicaid study showed that Washington [email protected] former Gov. Mitt Rom- counterpoint to the pres- questions, all of which he reported a 5-percent lower rate of opioid pre- ney of Massachusetts, the ident, or at least a check- has examined with unusu- CIRCULATION scriptions compared to states that ban marijua- Republican presidential point for the president. al depth. Now he is in re- Lisa Mahmoud na, similar to the reduction noted in other legal Neither happened. Trump nominee, selected Ryan as treat and nearly in retire- Manager, ext. 1239 marijuana states. his running mate. By edg- waded into several legisla- ment. But he finally has [email protected] The more discovered about marijuana and its ing out former Senate Ma- tive areas with the grudg- done what his supporters benefits, the more backward the current admin- CLASSIFIED jority Leader Bill Frist of ing and spare advice of have yearned for. He has istration’s policies seem. Contrary to Sessions’ Tennessee and former Gov. the speaker, who has been captured the nation’s at- Abbe Young Smith assertions, legalizing marijuana also seems to, Mitch Daniels of Indiana on Capitol Hill on and off tention, though not neces- Manager, ext. 1276 not increase it. [email protected] — steady, accomplished, for a quarter-century and sarily its admiration. At the same time, the holes in the existing body mature figures with bona a congressman for almost NEWSROOM of research into marijuana and its applications fides outside politics such two decades. This never David M. Shribman is show why the federal government needs to relax as medicine and industry was a partnership — and executive editor of the Bill Brotherton its strict rules on medical studies involving the — Ryan emerged as the Ryan was the repository Features Editor ext. 1338 Post-Gazette (dshrib- drug. For doctors to harness the full potential face of the Republican fu- of resentment from those [email protected] [email protected], of cannabis to treat chronic pain, more research ture. When he made his on the right, and a few on Gayla Cawley must be done to track individual patients’ experi- announcement Wednes- the left, who expected the 412 263-1890). Follow Reporter, ext. 1236 ences using it, not just looking at aggregated data. day, it was incontrovert- speaker to speak up. him on Twitter at Shrib- [email protected] At a minimum, Sessions and the Department ible that his (drawn and Finally, there is the civ- manPG. Cheryl Charles of Justice should reinstate the hands-off enforce- News Editor, ext. 1278 ment policy adopted under President Obama, [email protected] allowing states to run well-regulated systems of legalized marijuana without interference from Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 the federal government. [email protected] Even better, the federal government should finally legalize the drug nationwide, ending its Spenser Hasak classification as a Schedule I drug that is on the Photographer, ext. 1332 same level as heroin. This is warranted given [email protected] the drug’s lower risk of causing addiction and its Thor Jourgensen lack of connection to deadly overdoses. Editorial Director, ext. 1267 More than half of states have already recog- [email protected] nized the wisdom of this approach by legalizing Steve Krause medical marijuana. Since 2012, an additional Sports Editor, ext. 1229 seven states and Washington, D.C., have joined [email protected] Washington state and Colorado in legalizing the Owen O’Rourke drug for recreational use among adults. Photographer, ext. 1224 On this issue, facts and public sentiment are not [email protected] on Sessions’ side. A Pew Research Center survey Roberto Scalese published in January found that 61 percent of Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 Americans now favor legalizing marijuana. [email protected] When it comes to thoughtful drug policies, states such as Washington are the ones pushing Mark Sutherland Creative Director our country forward. [email protected] Given the role that marijuana could play as an alternative to opioids for treating pain, the fed- Anne Marie Tobin eral government should drop its outdated objec- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 tions to cannabis and start following the states’ [email protected] lead. 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By Robert Burns, ends what the president marked Trump’s second Assad from further use of Zeke Miller called a criminal pattern of order to attack Syria; he chemical weapons. Since and Jill Colvin killing his own people with authorized a barrage of that did not work, a more ASSOCIATED PRESS internationally banned Tomahawk cruise missiles intense attack would aim chemical weapons. It was to hit a single Syrian air- to degrade his ability to WASHINGTON — The not immediately clear field in April 2017 in re- carry out further such at- United States, France and Britain together launched whether Trump meant the taliation for Assad’s use of tacks, and would try to do military strikes in Syria to allied military operation sarin gas against civilians. this by hitting Syrian air- punish President Bashar would extend beyond an Trump chastised Syria’s craft, military depots and Assad for a suspected initial nighttime round of two main allies, Russia chemical facilities, among chemical attack against missile strikes. and Iran, for their roles other things. civilians and to deter Trump did not provide in supporting “murderous The one-off missile strike him from doing it again, details on the joint U.S.- dictators,” and noted that in April 2017 targeted the President Donald Trump British-French attack, but Russian President Vlad- airfield from which the Syr- announced Friday. Explo- it was expected to include imir Putin had guaran- ian aircraft had launched sions lit up the skies over barrages of cruise missiles teed a 2013 international their gas attack. But the Damascus, the Syrian cap- launched from outside agreement for Assad to damage was limited, and a ital, as Trump announced Syrian airspace. He de- get rid of all of his chem- defiant Assad returned to the airstrikes from the scribed the main aim as ical weapons. He called on episodic use of chlorine and White House. establishing “a strong de- Moscow to change course perhaps other chemicals. Syrian television report- terrent” against chemical and join the West in seek- A broader question is ed that Syrian air defens- weapons use. The Syrian ing a more responsible re- whether the allied attacks es have responded to the government has repeat- gime in Damascus. are part of a revamped, co- attack. edly denied any use of The allied operation herent political strategy to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump said the U.S. is banned weapons. comes a year after the U.S. end the war on terms that prepared to “sustain” pres- The decision to strike, President Donald Trump speaks in the Diplomat- missile strike that Trump do not leave Assad in pow- sure on Assad until he after days of deliberations, ic Reception Room of the White House on Friday. said was meant to deter er. Ryan’s departure sparks unrest Acquittal of Greitens wouldn’t guarantee while GOP fears of losing House political survival By Lisa Mascaro committee. and Bill Barrow “Paul Ryan was the fran- By Jim Salter ASSOCIATED PRESS chise,” Davis said. “With ASSOCIATED PRESS Paul, this was a Republi- WASHINGTON — When can Party they could still ST. LOUIS — Embattled Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens House Speaker Paul Ryan give to. He’s a great brand says his upcoming criminal trial will prove his inno- announced his retirement for the party. He’s gone.” cence of an invasion of privacy charge stemming from decision, he did so on his On some level the im- an extramarital affair and allow him to move past the own terms. The political pact is symbolic. Ryan fallout may not be so easy scandal. Experts say that’s far from certain, especially was once viewed as the to control. after new and even more troubling allegations emerged Ryan’s relinquishing of future of the party, and he this week. one of the most powerful currently is a rudder for The Republican governor is set for trial May 14 in positions in Washington a party regularly tossed St. Louis on a felony indictment accusing him of tak- left Republicans reeling about by Trump’s shifting ing a lewd photo of the woman without her permis- Thursday over not just impulses. For Republicans sion in 2015, before he was elected. But other details who will replace him but fighting for their political by the woman in testimony to a special legislative whether Ryan’s lame-duck survival, it’s hard not to committee include accusations of unwanted sexual status will jeopardize the take Ryan’s decision as aggression — allegations that have raised questions GOP’s pitch to voters and vote of no confidence. about whether additional charges are possible and donors, and worsen their One Republican in the whether lawmakers should seek to impeach the gov- chance of keeping the ma- long list of those already ernor. jority. retiring, Rep. Ryan Costel- Greitens said the report was full of “lies and false- Control of the House lo of Pennsylvania, said hoods.” He has called the investigations into his alleged the speaker didn’t try to was already at risk in a wrongdoing a “political witch hunt,” even though his walk him off his decision, tough midterm election. own party controls the Legislature and Republicans and in fact seemed to iden- Voters are fired up amid hold five of the seven seats on the panel that investi- tify with his preference for rising opposition to Pres- gated him. ident Donald Trump and returning home to family. Some four dozen House “In 32 days, a court of law and a jury of my peers will sagging GOP accomplish- let every person in Missouri know the truth and prove ments. Now some wonder Republicans — including my innocence,” Greitens posted on Facebook. aloud if the GOP grip on powerful committee chair- But that trial next month is only on an invasion-of-pri- the House majority is al- men — are calling it quits. ready lost. Add Ryan’s retirement vacy charge. Not only does it not address other allega- “It’s like Eisenhower to the mix, and donors, tions in the legislative report, acquittal of the charge might not be enough for Greitens to keep his job, said PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS resigning right before lawmakers and strategists D-Day,” said Tom Davis, are raising red flags about Jack Sharman, a lawyer who headed an Alabama House Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, R-Wis., an- a former Republican con- and a prolonged period of committee’s impeachment investigation of Gov. Robert nounced yesterday he will not run for re-elec- gressman from Virgin- uncertainty unlike any- Bentley before Bentley resigned and pleaded guilty in tion, holds his weekly news conference at the ia who once headed the thing ever seen in modern April 2017 over allegations linked to his alleged affair Capitol in Washington, Thursday. House GOP’s campaign House history. with a longtime aide. Teacher victory: Will the Democrats find a potential Kentucky lawmakers presidential candidate at city hall? override budget veto By Thomas Beaumont told reporters Friday af- and Bill Barrow ter touring a carpenter’s By Bruce Schreiner and Adam Beam ASSOCIATED PRESS union training center in ASSOCIATED PRESS suburban Des Moines. DES MOINES, Iowa “While Washington plays FRANKFORT, Ky. — With the chants of hundreds of — Democrats searching politics, we’re getting the teachers ringing in their ears, Kentucky lawmakers for potential presidential job done.” voted Friday to override the Republican governor’s veto candidates may find some Being governor has been of a two-year state budget that increases public educa- in an unlikely place: city a more reliable stepping tion spending with the help of a more than $480 million hall. stone to the White House, tax increase. A handful of Democratic but of the 50 states, only The votes came as thousands of teachers rallied mayors from around the inside and outside the Capitol, forcing more than 30 country are considering 16 have Democratic gover- school districts to close as Kentucky continued the the race in 2020, taking nors today, and few seem chorus of teacher protests across the country. The early steps in Iowa, which to be weighing 2020 cam- rally took on a festival-like atmosphere in Kentucky holds the first major con- paigns. Democrats hold as some teachers sat in lawn chairs or sprawled out test of the presidential only half of the governor- ships they did 25 years on blankets. Crosby Stills, Nash and Young’s hit campaign. ago. “Teach Your Children” bellowed from the loud speak- Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said mayors are ers. Garcetti was visiting Iowa more pragmatic than typ- Republican Gov. Matt Bevin noticed the teachers, too. Friday in hopes that his ical elected officials, yet He told reporters he saw them hanging out with their experience running a big city and facing touchy still handle big budgets shoes off, smoking and “leaving trash around.” He be- involving public health, moaned the “hundreds of thousands of children” he says issues like immigration might distinguish him in safety and economic is- were likely left home alone because schools were closed sues that directly affect and some parents likely did not have time to find child a field with few traditional contenders. people. care. No mayor has ever gone And while Sens. Bernie “I guarantee you somewhere in Kentucky today a straight from city hall to Sanders, a Vermont inde- child was sexually assaulted that was left at home the White House, though pendent who challenged because there was nobody there to watch them,” Bev- former mayors have Hillary Clinton for the in said, according to a video posted to Twitter by a served as president. But 2016 presidential nomina- reporter for WDRB-TV. “I guarantee you somewhere could a mayor make the tion, and Elizabeth War- today a child was physically harmed or ingested poi- leap? “I don’t see why not,” ren, D-Mass., get atten- son because they were home alone because a single said New Orleans Mayor tion in Washington, some parent didn’t have any money to take care of them. Mitch Landrieu, among mayors are getting atten- I’m offended by the idea that people so cavalierly the Democrats seeking to tion by taking actions on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and so flippantly disregarded what’s truly best for raise their profiles. issues on which congres- children.” “We’re practical people. sional Democrats, in the Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti speaks at the A spokesman for the Kentucky Education Association We’re focused on getting minority party in Con- 2018 California Democrats State Convention in declined to comment on Bevin’s remarks. things done,” Garcetti gress, have been stymied. San Diego. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- and Western Avenue at 9:37 Vandalism Man kills daughter larly arrests, reflect police records. In p.m. on Thursday; at 484 A report of vandalism at 66 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Western Ave. at 11:31 p.m. Linden St. at 3:38 p.m. on it is the sole responsibility of the con- on Thursday; at 330 Lynnway at 11:38 p.m. on Thursday; at Thursday; at Classical High who was also his cerned party to contact the relevant 146 Timson St. at 3:07 a.m. School at 235 O’Callaghan Way police department and have the de- on Friday; at Silsbee Street at 9 a.m. on Friday; at 28 Bowl- partment issue a notice of correction and Union Street at 11:30 er St. at 12:03 p.m. on Friday. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- a.m. on Friday; at South Street wife after breakup ifications will not be made without and Summer Street at 2:11 MARBLEHEAD express notice of change from the p.m. on Friday. ASSOCIATED PRESS arresting police department. Accidents Complaints NEW MILFORD, Conn. A report of a hit-and-run motor — A man killed his wife — LYNN A report of a disturbance at vehicle accident at Atlantic Ave- who was also his daugh- 167 Tracy Ave. at 6:31 p.m. on nue at 10:23 a.m. on Thursday. ter — and their 7-month- Arrests Thursday; at 343 Boston St. at old son, and then took his 6:58 p.m. on Thursday; at 19 own life after she broke up Luz Serrano, 32, was arrest- SAUGUS Rockaway St. at 10:05 p.m. on with him, according to a ed and charged with failure Thursday; at 10 North Com- Arrests 911 call. to stop/yield and operating a mon Terrace at 10:43 p.m. Steven Pladl’s moth- motor vehicle with a suspend- on Thursday; at 47 Broad St. Francisco Mendez-Lopez, er called police in North ed license at 7:50 a.m. on at 4:25 a.m. on Friday; at 16 24, of 9 Albany Ter., Lynn, was Carolina to say she’d had Friday. Flint St. at 5:25 a.m. on Friday; arrested and charged with un- a disturbing call from him Isaiah Gonzalez, 21, was at Central Avenue and Liberty licensed operation of a motor and to ask officers to check arrested and charged with at- Street at 10:12 a.m. on Friday; vehicle at Hamilton Street and on the well-being of her in- tempt to commit a crime at at 57 Market St. at 10:59 a.m. Saville Street at 11:18 p.m. on fant grandson. 11:46 a.m. on Friday. on Friday; at 25 Hamilton Ave. Thursday. The mother told police Reylee Gali-Rivera, 36, was at 11:26 a.m. on Friday; at 43 Pladl said he’d killed his arrested and charged with High Rock St. at 11:36 a.m. on Accidents baby in Knightdale, North ordinance violations includ- Friday. Carolina, and his 20-year- ing possession of a knife and A report of trespassing at 12 A report of a motor vehicle old daughter and her adop- open container at 11:09 a.m. Avon St. at 2:08 a.m. on Friday. accident at 4 Howard St. at tive father, who were shot on Friday. 4 p.m. on Thursday; at Oak- in Connecticut. Pladl’s Mater Almishalawi, 52, was Overdose landvale Elementary School at mother said he was up- arrested on several warrant 266 Main St. at 6:23 p.m. on set because his daughter charges including resisting ar- A report of an overdose at Thursday. had broken up with him. rest, disorderly conduct, tres- Bennett Street at 10:21 p.m. The slain infant had been passing, larceny over $250, on Thursday; at Essex Street at Theft born of the relationship be- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2:37 p.m. on Friday. breaking and entering, and as- tween Steven Pladl and his Steven Pladl, the suspect in an apparent mur- sault with a dangerous weapon A report of larceny at 233 daughter Katie Pladl. der-suicide called his mother to say he had at 2:02 p.m. on Friday. Theft Fairmount Ave. at 2:26 p.m. on “I can’t even believe this Thursday. killed his son in Knightdale, N.C., as well as his A report of larceny at 780 is happening,” said Ste- Accidents A report of larceny of a motor ven Pladl’s mother, whose daughter, and wife, Katie Pladl. Lynnway at 8:17 a.m. on Fri- vehicle at Polcari’s Restaurant day; at 85 Fayette St. at 12:25 name was redacted from A report of a motor vehicle at 92 Broadway at 3:16 p.m. the recording of the 911 less taking of life,” Knight- dale, N.Y., on Wednesday accident at Eastern Avenue p.m. on Friday. on Thursday. call released by police in dale police Chief Lawrence night and said he would Cary, N.C. Capps said. be going to see them, said The woman asked police The 911 call came short- Shawn Boyne, chief of po- to check on her grandson, ly after witnesses in ru- lice in New Milford, Conn. Police: Woman who drove SUV Bennett Pladl. She said ral western Connecticut Katie Pladl and Fusco Steven Pladl had told her reported hearing what were shot as they were out that he left a key under sounded like semi-auto- running errands. with family off cliff was drunk the front mat. matic gunfire Thursday Police said Steven Pladl “He told me to call the morning. Inside a pick- later was found dead of By Olga R. Rodriguez and their six adopted chil- Carpenter said the fam- police, that I shouldn’t go up truck with the win- a self-inflicted gunshot ASSOCIATED PRESS dren were believed to be in ily stopped in the small over there,” she said. dow shot out police found wound in a minivan across the family’s SUV when it town of Naselle, Washing- the bodies of Katie Pladl the state line in Dover, SAN FRANCISCO — A Police found the baby plunged off a cliff in Men- ton, near their Woodland, dead, alone in the house. and her adoptive father, N.Y. woman was drunk when docino County, more than Wash., home, during their Authorities have not said 56-year-old Anthony Fus- Steven Pladl and Katie she drove her large family 160 miles north of San drive to the California cliff how the baby was killed. co. Pladl had been arrested off a Northern California Francisco. but that investigators are “We’re trying to make Steven Pladl had con- on incest charges out of cliff last month and her Authorities have said still trying to determine sense of all the factors tacted his daughter’s Henrico County, Va., in wife and several children that data from the vehi- why they stopped there that led up to this sense- adoptive family in Wing- January. had large amounts of a cle’s software suggested and whether they contact- drug in their systems that the crash was deliberate, ed anyone. can cause drowsiness, au- Five bodies were found thorities said Friday. though the California Man accused of fatally shooting Police had previous- Highway Patrol has not March 26 near the small ly said they believed the concluded why the vehicle city of Mendocino, a few an officer is held without bail Hart family died in a sui- went off an ocean overlook days after Washington cide plunge from a scenic on a rugged part of coast- state authorities began ASSOCIATED PRESS bation violation at a home The loss of Gannon has line. A specialized team of investigating the Harts in Barnstable, on Cape stunned the picturesque overlook. The crash hap- BARNSTABLE — A man accident investigators is for possible child neglect, Cod, police said. community of Yarmouth, pened just days after au- charged with killing a po- trying to figure that out but three of their children Gannon, 32, was taken to next to Barnstable. thorities in Washington lice officer and described Cape Cod Hospital, where “Sean, remarkable young state opened an investiga- with help from the FBI, were not immediately re- by authorities as a vio- he was pronounced dead. man. We refer to him as tion following allegations Carpenter said. covered from the scene. lent career criminal was Gannon’s dog, Nero, also the Tom Brady of the the children were being “We believe that the Two more are missing ordered held without bail was shot. Dennis Veteri- Yarmouth Police Depart- neglected. Hart incident was in fact and another body has been Friday. nary Hospital posted on ment,” Chief Frank Fred- Preliminary toxicology intentional,” he said. found but not identified. Thomas Latanowich hung Facebook that Nero was erickson said outside tests found Jennifer Hart his head throughout his shot in the face and neck court. “He’s gone. He died had an alcohol level of brief arraignment in Barn- but had been stabilized doing what he loved. He’s 0.102, said California Pa- stable District Court, speak- and faced surgery Friday. going to be sorely missed.” trol Capt. Bruce Carpen- ing only to answer “yes” ter. California drivers are when the judge asked if he considered drunk with a understood the proceedings. level of 0.08 or higher. Not-guilty pleas to Toxicology tests also charges including murder found that her wife Sar- were entered on his behalf, and the judge said she ah Hart and two of their would appoint a lawyer to children had “a significant represent him. Court re- amount” of an ingredient cords showed Latanowich commonly found in the had been charged with allergy drug Benadryl, more than 100 crimes in which can make people the past and was on pro- sleepy. Toxicology results bation after completing a for a third child killed are prison sentence in 2014. still pending, Carpenter Latanowich shot Yar- said. mouth K-9 officer Sean Carpenter said none of Gannon on Thursday PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the car’s occupants were PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS while he and other officers wearing seatbelts. Jennifer Hart, right, at a Safeway store in Fort were serving an arrest Thomas Latanowich is brought into Barnsta- Sarah and Jennifer Hart Bragg, Calif. warrant for a possible pro- ble District Court on Friday. 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The longer your taxes Having trouble com- This bill marks the begin- go unpaid, the bigger the ing up with your full tax ning of the collection pro- ramifications. Asset sei- bill? If you cannot pay the cess. zure and even incarcera- amount in full, you can • The first IRS notice tion are possible outcomes request a payment plan that you receive will ex- in severe cases. from the IRS. Work with plain the amount you Here are some of the your local accountant to owe, including any tax- penalties and fees that ap- navigate the process. SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Arts and culture summit held at Cabot Theatre ARTS a major economic driver, Anne Haynes, director of From A1 arts and culture is good MassDevelopment’s Trans- for business, and collabo- formative Development Ini- Ecosystem.” rations, and making con- tiative, praised ongoing ef- The Lynn area was well nections are crucial for forts in Lynn and Peabody. represented. Principals and success. “Lynn is building on one members of Raw Art Works, Anita Walker, executive success to the next,” she Beyond Walls, Brickyard director of the Massachu- Collective, Downtown Lynn said. “Positive change is setts Cultural Council, taking place there. Pea- Cultural District, Lynn said there are 43 cultural body, with the help of a Museum/LynnArts, Cen- districts in the state, more couple of small TDI grants, terboard, Lynn Economic than in any other state. Opportunity, and North Lynn and Beverly have has made great strides. Shore Alliance of LGBTQ earned the cultural dis- Northeast Arc’s Breaking Youth were among those trict designation, benefit- Grounds coffeehouse and who participated. ing from some of the $20 new Black Box Theatre Also represented were million MCC has invested are helping to energize LynnfieldArts.org, Mar- in Essex County in the that downtown.” blehead Little Theatre, past 40 years. Drew Russo, executive Marblehead Arts Associ- director of Lynn Museum, ation, Marblehead Mu- Beverly Mayor Michael seum, Peabody Essex Cahill, Salem Mayor Kim termed this summit “Im- Museum, North Shore Driscoll and Steve Immer- pressive. We haven’t had man, president of Mont- a county-wide convening Music Theatre, Reach ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Arts, Montserrat College serrat College which is like this, certainly not of Art, Endicott College, based in downtown Bev- Attendees of the 2018 Essex County Arts & Culture Summit at Cabot since 2015 when I joined North Shore Communi- erly, talked of how arts or- Theatre in Beverly were asked to put a stamp on a map to show where the museum.” ty College, Salem State ganizations and collabora- they came from. The map was then painted by Salem native, Fort Lau- By the end of the day, he University, Essex County tors have helped revitalize derdale resident Ruben Ubiera. and most attendees were those neighboring cities. Greenbelt, Essex Nation- invigorated and enthused Casey Soward, executive in local stores.” triumphs, including the al Heritage Committee, business organizations, about the state of arts and director of the Cabot, said and business owners. Keynote speaker Mark lighting of every London Northeast Arc, Historic culture in Essex County. New England, Trustees of the theater hosts 80 con- “The Cabot brought Davy, founder of U.K.- bridge — the connectors of Reservations, and more. certs a year, shows mov- 70,000 visitors to Bever- based FutureCity which one neighborhood and the Bill Brotherton is the The quick takeaways ies regularly, became a ly (last year) through our is helping Boston devel- next. In every success, he from the experts: Public partner in the Salem Film programming, and many op a creative district in said, “the civic, the com- Item’s Features editor. art has a transformative Festival, and works close- of those dined in area the Huntington Avenue mercial, and the creative Contact him at bbrother- power, arts and culture is ly with the city, downtown restaurants and shopped area, detailed numerous came together.” [email protected]. Flanagan seeks Boston redemption Eastern Bank FLANAGAN area in 2013 when she even though she finally “and there a much more From A1 heard that two bombs had got her major last Novem- emotional component about been detonated at the fin- ber in New York. She ad- running in Boston. VP took the during her time at Mar- ish line. She immediately mits she has some unfin- “New York and Boston blehead High, is back for signed onto run in 2014 ished business to tend to. are about the same (in another stab at Boston — because she was so angry “My last Boston in 2015 terms of stature),” she and she says win or lose, that anyone would so any- was not a good race for long way home said. “But this is where this may be her final race thing so heinous to “her me,” she said. “I don’t want here as an elite runner. race.” to leave on that note.” I’m from. I want to make banking choices here “I just feel like it’s time,” One year later, Flanagan A fracture in her back people proud.” ANTONAKES than in Canada and she said Friday at a news admitted she was trying to sidelined her and she end- A few weeks after win- From A1 Europe,” he said. “The conference for elite run- put her best foot forward, ed up helping WBZ-TV ning New York, Flanagan deputy director at the banking business is fun- ners at the Fairmount partly because she want- broadcast the race. returned to Marblehead Consumer Financial Pro- damentally changing, Copley Plaza, which is the ed to prove that Ameri- “It was a gut check for for a parade and reception tection Bureau (CFPB), especially in technology race headquarters. “It’s an cans could compete on the me,” she said. “I asked my- at the high school. It was the federal agency found- ... If they think they can instinctual, intuitive mo- world stage; and partly be- self do I really want to be her second such festivity, ed by former President just continue to do what ment for me. cause being from here, she here next year, or at the as the town also honored Barack Obama and Eliz- they’ve been doing, they “I think I’m going to was keenly aware of how starting line in Hopkin- her after she won the abeth Warren. Created run the risk of not being make my peace with Bos- much Boston and vicinity ton. I want to be in Hop- bronze in 2008 (later ele- under the Dodd-Frank in business in five or 10 ton Monday,” she said. “If was rooting for her. kinton.” Act, it was designed to years.” I do come back, it’s going She trained on the After New York, she vated to a silver when the protect consumers in Robert F. Rivers, East- to be to support other run- course every month, from wasn’t sure whether she’d original winner was dis- their financial life, in- ern Bank’s CEO, said it ners, or something like September until April, run another marathon as qualified due to doping). cluding for student loans, was a coup to get Anton- that. It’s not as if I’ll never and seemed poised to win an elite. As it is, she got “It always feels good to mortgages, credit cards akes to join the bank. run Boston again, but as it. She led right up to the precious little down time share those moments with and other financial prod- “We could not be more an elite, it’ll be my last.” Newton Hills and then after New York, and fi- people who care about ucts. Since its inception, fortunate to have Steve Flanagan grew up faded. nally had to put an end to me,” she said. “I hope I’m $12 billion has been re- on our team, particu- dreaming of running, and “I know every nook and personal appearances so inspiring the next genera- turned to consumers who larly during this time winning, this race. cranny of that course,” she she could resume train- tion of runners. It’s great had been ripped off by of increased regulation “I always envisioned said, “but of course that’s ing. And when she did, she to go back to where it all lenders, the agency re- and compliance require- that my first win in a ma- no guarantee that it’ll found it difficult. started. ported. ments,” he said. “As a jor would be here,” she translate into winning the But, she said, her train- On the Trump adminis- former Massachusetts said. “But things devel- race.” ing has gone well. Now, “Maybe there’s a kid in tration’s wish to slash its banking commissioner oped differently.” The following year was she said, she has to take Marblehead who’s going to funding and relax rules and number two person at They sure did. She’s now not a good race for her, the edge off her emotions. be the next great runner, which President Donald CFPB, he brings much to run Boston three times. which is one very big rea- “I’m a very emotional or next great star in some Trump has said “unduly the table in the face of fig- She had already left the son she’s back in 2018, person anyway,” she said, other sport.” burden the financial in- uring out how to navigate dustry,” Antonakes was the new rules.” philosophical. Founded in 1818, East- Castellanos did more than walk again “Elections have conse- ern Bank is celebrating quences,” he said. “The its 200th anniversary CASTELLANOS only be with the aid of a “I had to learn how to be cial work. He works for only thing that irks me on Sunday. The Bos- From A1 cane. patient. I’m an energetic, the Wayside Youth and is I’ve been around long ton-based bank, with of- “That defeated every passionate guy, but my Family Support Network enough to know that the fices in Lynn, calls itself a situation that developed idea, every dream I had,” bones had to heal.” in Framingham as an in- seeds of any crisis are America’s oldest and larg- after his brother Eddie, said Castellanos. “Every- Two months before his tensive care coordinator planted during good times est mutual bank, with with whom he was living, thing got shattered.” accident, two terrorists and mobile crisis clinician. and ongoing vigilance is $11 billion in assets and died of lymphoma. But, he said, it was a detonated bombs at the And he is running to raise key. more than 120 locations He conquered that hill real character-building marathon finish line. money for Horizons for During his career, An- in Massachusetts, New and had four successful moment for him. First, he “It was always a big Homeless Children. The tonakes has seen lots of Hampshire and Rhode Is- years as a safety for Fram- decided to go ahead with party on marathon day in organization, according to banks disappear as com- land. ingham State. He seemed the surgery. Framingham,” said Cas- panies consolidate. But he the fundraising site, “pro- Thomas Grillo can be on course to achieve his “I had to sign all kinds tellanos. “We’d all go and vides high-quality early said consumers still have goal of going into law en- of forms and waivers,” he watch and have a great education and opportuni- lots of choices. reached at tgrillo@item- forcement but then life said. “Some of the best time. You’d see everybody ties for play so children “There are still more live.com. gave him another hill to doctors in the world said I running by, and then the can keep up with their climb. On June 3, 2013, his wasn’t going to be able to bombing happened. I’d peers.” senior season at Framing- walk again. I said I don’t always wanted to run it, During his rehab stint, ham, he fell asleep driv- think they know me.” based on having watched Saugus veteran Castellanos worked with ing back to school and his Perhaps it was the way it. But now, I wanted to the group, teaching chil- car hit a wall. He had to he dealt with homeless- run it more.” dren how to write and be pried out of the wreck ness, or his background as He said after three spell. The goal is to not let with the Jaws of Life, and an athlete. But, he said, months of excruciating re- takes aim at them fall too far behind when he was finally con- he vowed that giving up hab work, he took his first because of their circum- scious enough to compre- wasn’t an option. independent steps. stances. hend what had happened, “Preparing for sur- “That’s a pretty remark- “There are horrible sce- state rep seat a doctor told him he’d nev- gery, I called all my loved able thing,” he said. “I er walk again. ones, because there was a guess I attribute it to will narios these kids are born “I’d fractured my femur, chance I might not wake power. I just never gave with,” he said. “I’d go to VETERAN el,” he said.”Our veterans broken several ribs, and up,” he said. “That’s how up. I just pushed. I didn’t these shelters and read From A1 deserve the best care we suffered internal bleed- risky this was. accept those words ‘you’re to these children. They’re can provide them with ing,” he said. “When I “But I did wake up,” ever going to walk again’. less likely to fall through he said. He also believes no hassle or red tape woke up, I had tubes at- he said. “And then, I re- It was so emotionally the cracks. You see how shortening prescription in their way. Veterans tached to my body, hang- habbed. It was very, very painful, just kept at it.” they lose their innocence times can aid the prob- need more than a space ing everywhere. I couldn’t difficult. I was in really Along the way, Castel- (because of their circum- lem. for their functions, they feel my left side because bad pain most of the time. lanos developed another stances).” This issue goes hand-in- need real attention and there was nerve damage I had 158 staples in my passion: helping kids. He As for Monday’s race, hand with discrepancies care. Someone that will there too.” leg, and I didn’t sleep for admits he got as far as he he says he’s learned a few with the veteran health- never stop fighting for His doctor told him that a month. did because there were things from having run it care system and the treat- them, the way they never there was an operation “I had to learn every- people in place to help last year, the biggest be- ment of PTSD, he said. stopped fighting for their that could increase his thing from the ground up,” him. Now, he wanted to re- ing “I’m just going to em- “In the military, you’re country.” chances of walking, but it he said. “I had to learn to turn the favor. brace and have fun,” he taught if you need help, Crescenzo also listed carried with it other risks. put my socks on. My fa- His condition prevented said. “Last year I was too you’re weak,” he said. climate change and equal “That’s not the case. Vets Not only that, but even if ther had to bathe me. him from going into law focused on what I needed rights as his focal points. should be encouraged to he could walk, it would “But most of all,” he said, enforcement, but not so- to do.” The 9th Essex District get help.” encompasses precincts 1, Crescenzo is a U.S. Army 2, 4-9 in Saugus; precincts ITEM CLASSIFIEDS veteran who served over- seas in Afghanistan and 1, 2, 3 and 7 in Wakefield; GET RESULTS! South Korea as a commu- and Ward 1 precincts 1 Home delivery nications specialist secu- and 2 in Lynn. subscribers call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 rity officer. Bridget Turcotte can be Call Customer Service Get FREE access to start your “As a veteran, I know to place an ad to the e-edition on daily subscription. we can no longer rely on reached at bturcotte@item- 781-593-7700, ext. 2 the government to repair live.com. Follow her on the VA at a national lev- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A8 SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Dan Dill celebrates 7 Deadly Sins brings out his retirement the spirit of Friday the 13th By Bella diGrazia FOR THE ITEM LYNN — Aside from the spooky myths behind the infamous Friday the 13th, there is one good thing about the calen- dar-marked day: cheap tattoos. Tattoo shops across the country spent Friday em- bedding ink into tattoo lovers for a scary low cost. 7 Deadly Sins Tattoos on Munroe Street in Lynn had a line out the door before they even opened, offering small tattoos for $31 — because it’s 13 backwards, of course — ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK medium tattoos for $51, Tattoo artist Jared Breault of Salem gives Caitlin Donahue, of Woburn, and slightly larger ones some new ink at 7 Deadly Sins Tattoo in Lynn during the shops Friday for $71. the 13th sale. “My favorite part about it is just all of the chaos woke up early this morn- heard. about thinking ahead and that it brings,” said Rich ing with one thought on “It is very hard to give ensuring there is enough ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Breault, owner of the her mind, and that was these artists a break caffeine in the shop. Dan Dill embraces his daughter Kerrian Dill shop. “Believe it or not getting a tattoo. The young during the day because “My brain is everywhere Lampert as he walks into his surprise birth- all of these people know woman stood outside for they’re going non-stop,” all the time and I don’t get day/retirement party at the Gannon Municipal they’re going to be wait- the hour-and-a-half wait Breault said. “Usually we much sleep beforehand be- Golf Course on Friday. Dan has spent 20 years ing to get something done for a $31 tattoo of a cres- have a lot of coffee ready cause I’m thinking about working in the Lynn school system. for at least two to three cent moon. and we get a bunch of piz- everything to prepare for hours.” “I always wanted to get zas for them.” today, but I just got to Customers could choose this tattoo and I came Jared Breault, the own- get in the zone and that “Some of the from a list of Friday the here today because I know er’s son, began prepara- best doctors in the 13th themed tattoos or it’s always cheap on Fri- tions for the big day weeks means a lot of coffee,” said the tattoo artist. “I don’t world said I wasn’t bring their own basic de- day the 13th,” she said. in advance. With wait going to be able to mind it really because I Quote sign, provided it fit into Everywhere you turned, times of at least two hours walk again. I said the three set prices. in every room of the shop, and people waiting on the get to meet a lot of new I don’t think they Marguerite Bond, a the buzzing sounds of nee- street to be seen by one people and it ends up be- know me.” 19-year-old from Malden, dles hard at work were of the four artists, it’s all ing a lot of fun.” of the Brian Castellanos, week who will run his second Boston marathon Monday.

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018 Hayley O’Brien strikes out 15 to help Lynnfield softball to victory By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF LYNNFIELD — When senior pitcher Hayley O’Brien is on her A-game, the Lynnfield softball team is tough to beat. And when the Pioneers show an aggressive approach at the plate and on the basepaths, opponents will have an even tougher time playing against them. That was the winning formula Friday afternoon when the Pioneers rolled past Hamilton-Wenham for a 12-3 win at Lynnfield High. O’Brien, a team captain and the only senior on the Lynnfield roster, pitched seven strong innings in a complete game effort. She tallied 15 strikeouts, allow- ing just two hits and four walks. Save for a tough bot- tom of the third inning that saw the Generals draw three walks and both of their hits, O’Brien had no trouble pitching through Hamilton-Wenham’s order. COURTESY PHOTO “Hayley’s been pitching solid,” Pioneers coach Peter Peabody native Bobby Manning, left, with Marinelli said. “She’s pitched all four of our games this his father Bob Manning, who died from season. She’s a senior, she’s a captain and a leader on leukemia last May. our team. She does a great job. She works real hard and you have to when you’re a pitcher. She put a lot of effort in during the offseason to get ready for the season.” Peabody native Lynnfield’s bats did their part supporting O’Brien. The Pioneers had runners on base in each inning and swiped seven stolen bases in the winning effort. Bobby Manning “We’re starting to get a little more aggressive at the plate,” Marinelli said. “We started the season a little bit unaggressive but now we’re going up there looking running Marathon to hit strikes. It looks pretty good so far. When you’re a young team the main thing is to go out there and start PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN swinging.” Lynnfield senior Hayley O’Brien had a big day on for his father LYNNFIELD, B2 the mound and at the plate for the Pioneers Friday. By Anne Marie Tobin FOR THE ITEM PEABODY — Peabody resident Bobby Manning is on Prep basketball coach Dullea ready a mission. The 20-year old Syracuse sophomore will hit the streets Monday in the most important race of his career, the to run after grinding through training 122nd Boston Marathon. Manning is running as a member of the Beth Israel By Mike Alongi evening and then running Deaconess Medical Center team in honor of his father, FOR THE ITEM his miles at night. Bob Manning, who lost a brave battle with leukemia in “It made for a lot of very May 2017. PEABODY — When St. busy days,” Dullea said. “I For Manning, the race is more than just a 26.2 mile John’s Prep basketball applied in December and trek. coach John Dullea got the found out I’d be running in “This is my life mission at the moment, securing $7,500 call in January saying that January, so I really had to to benefit the Beth Israel Cancer Center,” said Manning. he would be running in this put a plan in place to make “That’s where my dad received care and being able to year’s Boston Marathon, he sure I’d be able to train as give back for their generosity and care is of utmost im- couldn’t have been more ex- much as possible. I’ve run in portant for me to feel like something good is coming out cited. But what followed for a couple of half-marathons of the tragedy I’ve dealt with.” the next few months was a before, but a full marathon Manning said he started thinking seriously after his lot of long days and nights of is really a whole different cousin, Anthony Gill, suggested it. training to run his first-ever animal.” “The night my father died, he came over and suggest- full marathon. Dullea planned out his ed it,” Manning said. “I initially said, ‘yeah, yeah, yeah,’ “I’ve never run a full mar- schedule so that he could because he is always throwing ideas at me, then a couple athon before, but I figured if complete a series of shorter of months or so later it dawned on me that I should run.” I was going to, I might as runs during the week and Manning started training on his own last summer well run in the greatest saving his longer runs for while waiting to find a charity that would accept him. marathon there is,” Dullea, his time off on the week- He then followed the official marathon training program a Peabody native, said. “But ends. Add the fact that the once he went back to Syracuse. His training consists of it’s been a long road of train- Prep basketball team made 5-6 mile weekday runs with two sprinting workouts that ing, and I’m certainly ready a run to the Division 1 include runs of 800 to a mile. On weekends, he runs 10- to get to the race on Mon- North quarterfinals, which 11 miles. day.” meant that Dullea was The cause that Dullea will Manning was a sprinter at Peabody High. ITEM FILE PHOTO coaching almost every day His real passion, however, is sports journalism. He de- run for is to benefit the until early March. St. John’s Prep basketball coach John Dullea veloped a significant online presence while in high school, Plummer Youth Promise, a “Once the basketball sea- partnering with fellow journalists on TheNewEngland- foster care and group home has been balancing work and training to pre- son ended I was able to find Blog.com and BaseballEssentials.com, two up-and-com- for teenage boys in Salem. pare to run in this year’s Boston Marathon. more time to train obvious- ing media outlets. He was a regular contributor to Ex- “It’s really a great cause, ly, but it was tough fitting them this year.” the course of January and aminer.com and also wrote for CelticsLife.com He helped they’ve been doing great everything in over those The training schedule was February, most of Dullea’s bring The Tanners Times, Peabody High’s newspaper things for these kids for a first couple months,” Dullea certainly a grind for Dullea, days consisted of teaching into the modern world by adding an online version. long time,” Dullea said. “I’m said. honored to be a part of the who teaches at Higgins Mid- during the day, coaching the MANNING, B2 team that’s running for dle School in Peabody. Over Prep basketball team in the DULLEA, B2 ATTENTION MARATHON RUNNERS Lynn’s Moreno named Classical boys soccer coach

Please call the Sports office on Monday night By Lindsey Ryan been playing at the amateur level amateur team, but it grew into a after 6 p.m. at (781) 593-7700 ext. 4 ITEM STAFF with the Massachusetts State Soc- semi-pro organization. to have your Marathon photos featured in the cer League, accepted a berth in the “I want to establish a winning cul- LYNN — Lynn native Eric Moreno Champions Soccer League USA in ture,” Moreno said. Sports section. Please ask for Steve Krause or is ready to take on his challenge as 2017 -- a semipro organization with Last season, the Rams missed the the new head coach of the Classical Lindsey Ryan when calling. teams throughout New England. MIAA state tournament. boys soccer team. Moreno will meet with the players Moreno’s goals as the new coach Moreno replaces Dominick Stead- as soon as he and Classical athletic are to develop players and to help man, who previously coached the director Bill Devin get together to students get scholarships. Over a All photos are welcome. Rams for two seasons. set a date after the April school va- lifetime of playing, Moreno said he The 26-year-old Moreno has a life- cation. has acquired knowledge that he long history of playing soccer and Moreno began playing for Lynn would like to give back to the Lynn is the co-founder the Lynn United Youth Soccer, attended Bishop Fen- youth. Football Club. wick and continued at Salem State. Moreno is the Team CEO, and had He started Lynn United FC as an MORENO, B2 Marblehead’s Plakans comes up big for Magicians softball

the win, while Delaney Bostley went 1-for- BASEBALL SCHOOL ROUNDUP 1 in her first varsity action. Marblehead 4, Haverhill 1 By Mike Alongi The Magicians (3-0) are back in action Marblehead’s Ben Brennan pitched five FOR THE ITEM Tuesday against Essex Tech. innings, allowing three hits. Cole Gara- SOFTBALL venti had two hits, two runs, and two sto- It was another big day for Marblehead’s Peabody 4, Wakefield 1 len bases. Alex Rosen got the save on the Charlotte Plakans as she helped lead the Peabody (3-0) pitcher Tianna Dawe mound after giving up one hit in two in- Magicians softball team to a 10-1 road threw seven innings, striking out eight. nings of work. Marblehead (2-0) takes on win over Somerville Friday afternoon. Dawe had zero walks, two hits and one Gloucester Monday. Plakans earned the win in the circle after earned run. Luciana Mastromatteo was Saugus 7, Stoneham 1 tossing four innings of one-hit ball with 3-for-3 with three RBIs and a three-run Mike Mabee was the winning pitcher for six strikeouts, while also going 2-for-4 home run. Saugus. He tossed six innings, let up four with an RBI at the plate. Freshman Lau- Mystic Valley 18, Tech 4 hits, four strikeouts and no earned runs. ren Donovan came in to close the game in Pitcher Theresa Mastropietro went the Jackson Stanton was 3-for-4, and had one the circle for Marblehead, giving up just distance in a mercy-rule loss for Tech. Shy- RBI. Steve Pettenati was 2-for-3 with two one hit with four strikeouts over the final la Jackson played great defense at short- ITEM FILE PHOTO doubles and two RBIs. Paul Stamatopou- three innings. stop and went 2-for-3 with a RBI double. los was 2-for-4 with three RBIs. The Sa- Marblehead’s Charlotte Plakans had Mercedes Pelletier led the offense, going Alondra Sanchez played strong defense chems (2-0) visit Beverly Tuesday. a big day on both sides of the ball to 3-for-5 with a home run, two doubles and at third base and went 2-for-3 with a run help lift the Magicians to a win. three RBI. Belle Sogoloff went 2-for-4 in scored. Tech (0-2) is at Pope John April 23. ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018 Rodriguez tosses six solid innings as Sox beat O’s BOSTON (AP) — Eduardo ship team. pitch from Tillman into the Nunez hit a three-run homer, Adam Jones hit a sacrifice seats atop the Green Monster. Eduardo Rodriguez struck fly in the first and Manny Tillman faced three batters out eight over six stingy in- Machado had a two-run dou- in the third before getting nings and the Boston Red ble in the seventh. Chris Till- pulled with the bases load- Sox equaled their best start man (0-3) struggled through ed and nobody out. He was in 100 years with a 7-3 win the first two-plus innings for charged with six runs, seven over the Baltimore Orioles on Baltimore, which lost for the hits and two walks. He did Friday night. third time in four games. not have a strikeout for the Rafael Devers went 3 for 5 Rodriguez (1-0) allowed one second time in three starts. and scored twice for the Red run on five hits and two walks. Tillman was removed af- Sox, who are 11-2 for the first Trey Mancini scored the only ter hitting Jackie Bradley Jr. time since 1918. J.D. Mar- run Rodriguez yielded after with a pitch. Pedro Araujo’s tinez had a pair of hits and leading off the game with a first pitch got past catcher drove in a run with a sacrifice single and scoring on Jones’ Caleb Joseph, and Devers fly during Boston’s four-run sacrifice fly. Rodriguez settled raced in for another run to first inning, which put the down from there, striking out make it 6-0. Red Sox in command on the the side in the second and TRAINER’S ROOM way to their 11th victory in shutting out the Orioles for Orioles: Recalled LHP 12 games. five straight innings. Donnie Hart from Triple-A The Red Sox had already Baltimore’s only lead Norfolk. ... DH Mark Trum- matched their best start didn’t last long. Mookie Bet- bo (right quad strain) will over 12 games with a 6-3 win ts reached on a leadoff walk, resume a rehab assignment over the Yankees on Thurs- advanced to third on Mitch next week after a setback day night. With this victory, Moreland’s one-out single in one game with Double-A PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston reached 11-2 for just and scored on a sacrifice fly Bowie on Tuesday night. ... the second time in franchise by Martinez. Devers followed RHP Gabriel Ynoa was get- Eduardo Rodriguez put together another solid start on Friday, history, matching the start of with a double, putting two on ting an MRI on his pitching giving up just one run on five hits with eight strikeouts in a win 1918 World Series champion- for Nunez, who drove a 1-1 shoulder. over the Baltimore Orioles. Eleven Tanners score in Peabody girls lacrosse win over Quincy ROUNDUP the Tanners got strong performanc- BOYS TENNIS From B1 es from Catherine Manning and Al- Cardinal Spellman 3, yssa Saraceni as well as freshmen St. Mary’s 2 GIRLS LACROSSE Jordyn Collins and Aja Alimonte. The Spartans got wins from Brady Swampscott 16, Salem 1 Sydney Nagle and Olivia Lavalle Ryan in first singles, 6-0, 6-0, and The Big Blue had a big day on combined for nine saves. Landis Lin in third singles, 6-1, 6-4. the offensive side of the ball, earn- Melrose 13, St. Mary’s 6 St. Mary’s (0-3) will have over a week ing their second win of the sea- Despite the loss, Codi Butt and off before getting back in action against son. Emerson Laundry and Ocean Lauren Vaccaro put together strong Bishop Fenwick on April 23. Crawley-Sweeney scored four goals performances. Butt scored all six of GIRLS TENNIS each to lead the offense, while Re- St. Mary’s goals, and goalie Vaccaro Lynnfield 4, ese Robertson and Myra Diaz each logged 12 saves. Vaccaro kept the Hamilton-Wenham 1 scored two goals. Nikki Rosa, Eliza- Spartans within striking distance The Pioneers (2-1) notched two sin- beth Green, Mary Miles and Harper but Melrose pulled away in the sec- gles wins and swept the doubles match- Clopton each added one goal. Goalie ond half for the win. es. Alexa Vittiglio got the win in second Grace DiGrande had three saves. Sherly Feliz and freshman Mi- singles (6-4, 6-4) while Bella Ferreira Swampscott (2-1) visits Beverly chelle Callahan played well defen- took third singles (6-0, 6-2). Tuesday. sively. In doubles play, the team of Gil- Peabody 14, Quincy 2 The Spartans (1-4) visit Essex lian Skelley and Emma Gallucci won Peabody (4-0) had 11 different Tech Monday. their match (6-0, 6-0) and the team of players score a point. There were Lynnfield 15, Triton 9 Makayla Masseo and Clare Yang took three different players who netted Lynnfield senior captain Liv Smyr- their match (6-1, 6-1). four points in Sarah Buckley (three nios netted the 100th goal of her Bishop Fenwick 5, Danvers 0 goals, one assist), Colleen Crotty 4-year varsity career. Smyrnios Fenwicks’ First singles was won (two goals, two assists) and Olivia scored five of the Pioneers’ seven first by Kerry Kircher, she won (6-3, 6-2). Kiricoples (two goals, two assists), half goals, the last one being number Second singles was won by Brenna while Danielle Diantgikis and Am- 100 with 6:11 to play in the half. She Waldinger (6-3, 6-6). Third singles was ber Kiricoples each scored two goals. finished with six goals, two assists won by Anna Young (6-3, 6-6). First Alex Houlden, Maddy Lomasney and won eight draw controls. Oliv- doubles were dominated by Abby Grau- and Hailee Lomasney each had one ia Sarni and Ashley Barrett finished mann and Tiana Iuliano (6-2, 6-1). Ma- goal and one assist, while Kaitlin with hat tricks, while Tori Morelli ria O’Donnell and Anna Krause con- ITEM FILE PHOTO Gorman and Abby Ryder each had also scored. Goalie Grace Magno had tinued the winning streak at second Colleen Crotty had two goals and two assists one assist. nine saves. The Pioneers improved to doubles (6-4, 6-4). Bishop Fenwick (3-1) for the Peabody girls lacrosse team on Friday. On the defensive side of the ball, 3-2 and visit Masconomet Tuesday. plays Austin Prep April 25. Lynnfield softball jumps all over Hamilton-Wenham LYNNFIELD Lynnfield added two more in the fielder’s choice. From B1 top of the the third. Ganter laced a The Pioneers plated two more in RBI single, scoring Freni. Serabian the sixth inning and rounded out Friday’s game was originally kept the rally alive with a RBI tri- the scoring with a RBI triple from scheduled to be played at Hamil- ple, bringing Ganter home to give Serabian’s bat in the seventh. ton-Wenham but was later moved the Pioneers a 7-0 advantage. O’Brien sealed the win by striking to Lynnfield due to unplayable field “That’s the thing we have to do, out the side in the bottom half of the conditions. Thus, the Pioneers were put the pressure on the other team,” seventh. the visiting team for the tilt. Marinelli said. “If they make a great Lynnfield improved to 3-1 with After a scoreless first inning, the play, that’s fine. If we put the pres- the win, 2-1 in Cape Ann League Pioneers scored five runs in the top sure on them anything can happen of the second to build their lead. and we took advantage. We have to play. The Pioneers are back in action Reilly Ganter got Lynnfield on the take advantage of those mistakes.” Wednesday morning (10) when they board with a two-RBI triple, scoring Hamilton-Wenham took advan- host CAL opponent Newburyport. Samantha Lebruska and Jenna Fre- tage of a string of walks in the bot- “I don’t know too much about New- ni. Breanna Serabian followed with tom of the third to slim their deficit buryport this year,” Marinelli said. a RBI single, plating Ganter, for the down to 7-3. The Pioneers fired back “I know they lost a few players (to 3-0 lead. Back to back RBI triples with two runs in the fourth, with graduation). We split with them last from Chloe Shapleigh and O’Brien Shapleigh racing home on a passed year so I’m sure it’ll be a competitive bumped the lead to 5-0. ball and Jillian Babine scoring on a game and we’ll do the best we can.” Peabody’s Manning running Marathon for late father

MANNING weeks because of inflammation in her,” he said. “She did everything to From B1 my knee, so I’m hoping for something keep our family together, so this is around 4:30-4:45,” he said. “I defi- going to be very special for all of us. He was a Friday night press box nitely overtrained, but it’s so hard “My sister ran a leukemia fund- regular at Tanners football games, to back off because you want to be raiser with her volleyball team last COURTESY PHOTO alongside the Peabody Access Televi- ready.” fall, so now it’s my turn. The extra Lynn native Eric Moreno has been named the sion broadcast team of play-by-play To date, Manning has raised ap- meaning for me will be the cheering new head coach of the Lynn Classical boys announcer Lou Cersosimo and color proximately 88 percent of his pledge as I get closer and closer to Boston, to soccer team. analyst John Goulos, oftentimes join- goal of $7,500. To make a donation see places like Fenway Park will give ing the duo on the air with halftime or for more information about team me the push to finish. It’s going to commentary. BIDMC, visit Manning’s personal be an emotional day for all of us, but And he was a special contributor to pledge page at https://www.crow- one thing I know, I will be celebrating Lynn native Moreno the Peabody Weekly News. drise.com/o/en/campaign/bidmcbos- when I cross the finish line.” All of this before the age of 18. ton2018/bobbymanning1. And yes, in case you are wondering, At Syracuse, Manning attends the Manning said his inspiration comes Manning says there will be a party hopes to change culture S. I. Newhouse School of Communi- from his mother, Patricia and sister, that night, “for sure.” cations and is a sports reporter for Ann, a junior at Peabody High. “This race is a celebration of the for Lynn Classical soccer the Daily Orange. “She is a nurse manager at Beverly great year we had in spite of all the Manning says his original goal had Hospital and all through my father’s adversity with our family, I don’t say MORENO been to run the race in 3:45, but a re- illness she was working and tak- we lost the battle because we had so cent injury has caused him to back ing care of my sister Ann and then many great years with my father and From B1 off a bit. spending the nights at the hospital, we made the best of what we had this Organization and discipline are going to be key com- “I’ve had to cut back the last few so it was all day, 24 hours a day for past year and I am grateful for that.” ponents to his coaching strategy, he said, adding that he understands that these life lessons can be taken further in life off the field, and wants kids to be successful in Prep coach Dullea ready to put Marathon training to use college. “Soccer has been a way of life for me,” he said. “It has DULLEA self to the training. There would be time between four and four-and-a- shaped some of the values and habits I utilize day to day From B1 nights when you get home at night half hours. But with periods of heavy such as work ethic, respect, teamwork resilience and and the last thing you want to do is rain forecast for Marathon Monday, problem solving. I hope it will do the same for others But just because it was difficult go out and run a few miles, but you anything could happen. that I touch through the sport.” doesn’t mean that Dullea wasn’t just have to do it. And then when you “Generally for novice runners, the The values Moreno wants to reinforce in the players able to do it. He stressed early on get home from running you don’t goal everyone is trying to get to is have helped him accomplish his personal goals. Moreno that if he was going to run in this really want to do anything, but you four hours,” said Dullea. “So any- was the first person in his immediate family to graduate race, he wanted to do it the right still have to live your life. It’s a grind, thing in the four to four-and-a-half from college. way. but it’s going to all be worth it.” hour range would be fine with me. “The lessons I learned from the game helped in tough “You have to go all the way with As with anyone running in a race, But I’ve never trained in the rain or times when I had to balance a full course load,” he said. something like this and really do it whether for charity or not, the com- anything like that, so the forecast “ The work ethic I learned through the game gave me the right way,” he said. “I made petitor inside Dullea wants to run could change things a bit. I guess the drive to help found the Lynn United Football Club.” changes to my diet, did some weight well and finish with a good time we’ll just see what happens on race Moreno wants to lead by example, hoping to be a posi- training and really committed my- Monday. He has his eyes set on a day.” tive role model for young players. SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Maple Leafs forward Nazem Kadri SATURDAY Beverly at Essex Tech (2) Baseball Boys Lacrosse Swampscott at Peabody (10) Lynnfield at Newburyport (11) suspended three games for Wingels hit Beverly at Wakefield (11) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (1:30) Track NEW YORK (AP) — Toronto Maple Leafs Softball St. John’s at Lowell Invit. (11) forward Nazem Kadri was suspended for three games Friday for boarding Boston for- SPORTS BRIEFS ward Tommy Wingels during Game 1 of the first-round playoff series. Ridley basketball Swampscott Kadri was assessed a major penalty for charging and a game misconduct midway skills clinics Legion baseball through the third period in the Maple Leafs’ The Helen Ridley basket- tryouts 5-1 loss Thursday night. ball skills clinics will be Seconds after Wingels caught Maple Leafs held over the next few Registration and tryouts winger Mitch Marner with a high hit, Kadri months, with nine sessions for the 2018 Swampscott/ left his feet and drove the kneeling Wingels’ in total. The clinics are all Marblehead Junior and head into the boards. on Mondays from 7 p.m. Senior Legion Post 57-32 Kadri was suspended for the fourth time until 8:30 p.m., and will be baseball season will be in his career. He had 32 goals and 23 assists FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS held on April 9, 23 and 30; Sunday, April 23 at 5 pm at in 80 games during the regular season. Zdeno Chara, left, reacts after Toronto Maple Leafs for- May 7, 14 and 21; June 4, the Forest Street fields in Game 2 of the best-of-seven series is Sat- ward Nazem Kadri, right, laid an illegal hit on Bruins 11 and 18. The clinics are Swampscott. Cost for this urday night in Boston. forward Tommy Wingels, second from left, on Thursday. open to boys and girls in season is $275 per player, grades 4-12 and will be which includes a full uni- held at St. Mary’s High form. Eligible players must School on 35 Tremont St. reside in Swampscott, Mar- The cost of the clinic is Punishment for hits to the head blehead or Nahant. The $200 and participants will season begins early June need to bring a ball. and ends in late July. This This will be a high inten- season, the American prevalent early in NHL playoffs sity clinic for boys and girls Legion District 8 will play to get you in shape and to 16 regular season games help develop basketball (AP) — George Parros is a busy duct ejections for boarding that re- usually harder to come by and the plus playoffs. All home skills. Drills are designed to man early in the Stanley Cup play- sulted in injuries, plus Capitals wing- adrenaline of the moment brings games are played at the help any player at any level offs thanks to a rash of questionable er Tom Wilson’s hit to the head that hard hits that cross the line; a year Forest Street Field in with ball handling, shooting hits around the NHL. knocked Columbus center Alexander ago, Penguins star Sidney Crosby (off the dribble, off screens Swampscott. To be eligible The vice president of player safety’s Wennberg out of the game, it has missed a game with a concussion af- for the Senior team, a play- and off the pass), creating department suspended Toronto Ma- been a rough start to the playoffs — ter a cross-check to the head from the er’s birth date must be your own shot and finishing ple Leafs center Nazem Kadri three and there have only been eight games Capitals’ Matt Niskanen. at the rim. We will also mix 1998 or later (cannot turn 20 in 2017). To be eligible games for boarding Boston forward played. In 1,271 regular-season Kadri was tossed from Toronto’s in playing games so that Tommy Wingels in what the league games, there were a total of 37 game Game 1 loss at Boston for boarding players can learn how to for the Junior team, a play- called a hit made in the name of retri- misconducts and 22 suspensions. Wingels, and Blue Jackets winger use their skills in a game er’s birth date must be situation. 2000 or later (cannot turn bution and Los Angeles Kings defen- The NHL has made a concerted Josh Anderson was thrown out of Please email or call Helen 18 in 2017). To register, seman Drew Doughty one game for effort to rid its game of fighting and their overtime victory at Washing- Ridley to save your spot players must bring their an illegal check to the head on Vegas questionable hits, wanting to keep ton for a hit from behind that in- and/or if you have any birth certificate (copies are forward William Carrier. skilled players on the ice and boost jured Capitals defenseman Michal questions at ridleytopflight- not permitted), parental With two suspensions, two miscon- scoring. In the postseason, goals are Kempny. [email protected] or signature and the registra- 781-775-0778. tion fee of $275. Flyers strike back at Penguins NHL PLAYOFFS FIRST ROUND ries tied 1-1 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Winnipeg 4, Minnesota 1, Winni- Thursday, April 12 peg leads series 2-0 Boston 5, Toronto 1, Boston leads Los Angeles at Vegas, 10 p.m. series 1-0 Saturday, April 14 Tampa Bay 5, New Jersey 2, Tam- New Jersey at Tampa Bay, 3 p.m. pa Bay leads series 1-0 Colorado at Nashville, 3 p.m. Columbus 4, Washington 3, OT, Toronto at Boston, 8 p.m. Columbus leads series 1-0 San Jose at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. Nashville 5, Colorado 2, Nashville Sunday, April 15 leads series 1-0 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 3 p.m. San Jose 3, Anaheim 0, San Jose Winnipeg at Minnesota, 7 p.m. leads series 1-0 Columbus at Washington, 7:30 Friday, April 13 p.m. Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 1, se- Vegas at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m.

NBA PLAYOFFS FIRST ROUND Monday, April 16 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Miami at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Saturday, April 14 San Antonio at Golden State, San Antonio at Golden State, 3 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Washington at Toronto, 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 17 Miami at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Washington at Toronto, 7 p.m. New Orleans at Portland, 10:30 Milwaukee at Boston, 8 p.m. p.m. New Orleans at Portland, 10:30 Sunday, April 15 p.m. Milwaukee at Boston, 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 18 Indiana at Cleveland, 3:30 p.m. Indiana at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Utah at Oklahoma City, 6:30 p.m. Utah at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Houston, 9 p.m. Minnesota at Houston, 9:30 p.m.

MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 11 2 .846 — New York 11 1 .917 — Philadelphia Flyers forward Shayne Gostisbehere, right, celebrates his goal with teammate Toronto 9 5 .643 2½ Atlanta 8 5 .615 3½ Claude Giroux, left, during the first period in Game 2 of an Eastern Conference playoff series New York 6 7 .462 5 Philadelphia 7 5 .583 4 Baltimore 5 9 .357 6½ Washington 6 8 .429 6 on Friday. Tampa Bay 3 10 .231 8 Miami 4 9 .308 7½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Minnesota 7 4 .636 — Pittsburgh 9 4 .692 — Cleveland 8 6 .571 ½ Milwaukee 7 7 .500 2½ TV/RADIO Chicago 4 8 .333 3½ St. Louis 7 7 .500 2½ Detroit 4 8 .333 3½ Chicago 6 7 .462 3 SATURDAY NHL Playoffs Kansas City 3 8 .273 4 Cincinnati 2 11 .154 7 TV 8 p.m...... Toronto at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB MLB SUNDAY Los Angeles 11 3 .786 — Arizona 9 3 .750 — 1 p.m...... 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Channel your energy % ABC Edition the System” Center 5 Page “Pretenders” tary your temper and act rationally. or showing discipline when it into helping make home im- WBTS Rescue Quest for NHL Hockey Toronto Maple Leafs at Boston Bruins. Eastern News Saturday Night Live “John 1st Look Avoid impulsive behavior. comes to your health and fit- provements, and avoid family ness is favored. * NBC the Cup Conference quarterfinal, Game 2. (N) at 11 Mulaney; Jack White” (N) discord. WFXT UFC Fight Night: UFC Fight Night: Poirier vs. Gaethje From Boston Boston Love Connection Just for Just for Boston TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 9 FOX Prelims Glendale, Ariz. (N) News 25 Laughs Laughs News Avoid controversy with people VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) WUTF El señor fotógrafo (1952, Comedia) Te Presento a Laura (2010, Comedia ›‡ Halloween II (2009, Terror) Malcolm Three in a position of authority. Keep Don’t pay for someone else’s CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) = UMA Cantinflas, Rosita Arenas, Ángel Garasa. Romántica) Martha Higareda, Kuno Becker. McDowell, Tyler Mane. Musk. your opinions low-key, and mistake. Protect your assets, Don’t get all worked up. If WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) ›‡ Dreamcatcher (2003) Morgan Freeman. Four Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & stick close to the people you possessions and personal pass- someone is being difficult, F MNT Theory Theory telepathic friends encounter malevolent aliens. Molly know and trust to understand words from anyone who might leave him or her alone to re- WGBX Finding Your Roots NOVA “Holocaust GI Jews: Jewish Americans in Ask This HS Quiz Sing That Austin City Limits NOVA and support your choices. take liberties without your con- think the suggestions you’ve L PBS “Born Champions” Escape Tunnel” World War II (2017) Old H’se Show “James Taylor” sent. Plan a romantic adventure offered. Make special plans to WWJE Frontier Force Panic 9-1-1 Crime 360 A serial Crime 360 “Run & Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue for yourself and a loved one. R JN robber. Gun” 911 911 911 911 911 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) romance someone you love. Listen to complaints, and ad- WHDH3 Last Man Last Man Modern Modern Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Ever- Scandal “Honor Thy X CW Standing Standing Family Family CW56 (N) Guy lasting” Father” dress issues that may slow LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) TELE ››› Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011) ››‡ Iron Man 2 (2010, Acción) Robert Downey Jr. El Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Programa down your progress if you fail You’ll face emotional issues Taking on someone else’s re- ¨ TELE Voices of Jack Black. superhéroe enfrenta a un nuevo enemigo. y Más nes tremas “El Castrado” to understand what others are that should be addressed be- sponsibilities will weigh you WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & feeling or willing to do. Keep fore they become too big to down. Do what works for you, ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order the peace and bring about fa- handle. Share your feelings, but and concentrate on your own CABLE STATIONS vorable change. also listen to the complaints or projects. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 04.14.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law criticism offered in return. A&E PD -- 04.06.18” (N) enforcement. CANCER (June 21-July 22) ››› Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl ››› Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Spider- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) AMC Temper any emotional situa- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) (2003, Adventure) Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush. (2003, Adventure) Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush. Man 3 tions that arise. Instead of en- Be careful whom you trust. Spend more time primping “Enough” ›››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994, Drama) Tim Robbins. An in- ›››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994, Drama) and pampering. You deserve BRAVO gaging in a head-on collision Someone will try to obtain (2002) nocent man goes to a Maine penitentiary for life in 1947. ‘R’ Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman. ‘R’ with someone, look for solu- personal information for his or some downtime that will give (6:00) Deadliest Deadliest Catch “Battle From the Docks to the Sea” The captains Bering Sea Gold Deadliest Catch Deadliest DISC tions and be willing to com- her use or profit. Stick close you back that spark that Catch depart Dutch Harbor. (N) “Wild Wild West” “Seismic Shift” Catch promise. Don’t say something to home with the people you makes you alluring. Romance “Teen ›› Teen Beach 2 (2015, Musical Comedy) Stuck/ Stuck/ Bizaard- Bunk’d Bunk’d L&M:Cali L&M:Cali Raven’s DISN Beach” Ross Lynch, Maia Mitchell. ‘NR’ Middle Middle vark Style Style Home you’ll regret. know, trust and love. is highlighted. NBA Basketball: NBA Basketball Miami Heat at Philadelphia 76ers. NBA Basketball New Orleans Pelicans at Portland SportsCen- ESPN Wizards at Raptors Eastern Conference Quarterfinal, Game 1. (N) Trail Blazers. (N) ter SportsCenter Draft: Draft: Rookie Inside/ Inside/ SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) Rookie BRIDGE ESPN2 Special Featured Featured Ultimate Ultimate (6:20) ››› “Monsters University” (2013, ›››‡ Inside Out (2015, Children’s) Voices Siren “Pilot” Siren “The Lure” Siren FREE Children’s) Voices of Billy Crystal. of Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith. ›››‡ The Martian (2015) Matt Damon, Jessica Chastain, Kristen Trust John Paul Getty III is Trust “Lone Star” J. Paul Getty Trust When much younger, bid more weirdly FX Wiig. A stranded astronaut tries to survive on Mars. kidnapped. sends his fixer to Rome. Hunter S. Thompson, the heard about the Jacoby Forc- had my spades, and dummy “King Arthur: Leg- Elvis Presley: The Searcher “Part 1” The Elvis Presley: The Searcher ››› Girls Trip (2017, Comedy) Regina HBO end of the Sword” singer’s early musical beginnings. (N) “Part 2” (N) Hall, Queen Latifah. ‘R’ founder of the gonzo journal- ing Raise.) Instead, Spooner held three spades and one (6:59) Forged in Fire Forged in Fire: Cutting Deeper “Greco-Roman Weapons” Metal Forged in Fire “The Forged in Fire: Cutting Deeper ism movement, said, “When (North) bid his own three-card diamond, but West could not HIST “The Kpinga” from construction equipment. (N) Pata” the going gets weird, the weird suit, then, after I rebid two keep the diamond queen and (6:00) “Deadly Delu- The Midwife’s Deception (2018, Sus- Twin Betrayal (2018) Jen Lilley. A strug- The Midwife’s Deception (2018, turn pro.” no-trump, promising 15-17 four spades. Plus 990 was a LIFE sion” (2017) pense) Katie Savoy, Penelope Mitchell. gling single mother is framed for murder. Suspense) Katie Savoy. Young bridge players exper- points, he jumped to six hearts, top. (6:00) ›‡ “Billy ›‡ The Waterboy (1998, Comedy) Adam Jersey Shore: Fam- Jersey Shore: Fam- Jersey Shore “A Jersey MTV iment with weird bids, usually the Delayed Slam Raise, as he I turned pro six years later. Madison” (1995) Sandler, Kathy Bates. ily Vacation ily Vacation New Family” Shore before they turn pro. In 1974, explained afterward. I beat a State of MLS Soccer FC Dallas at New England Postgame Angling Mecum Poker After Dark MLS Soccer FC Dallas at New NBCSB I partnered Dennis Spooner, a retreat to six no-trump. the Revs Revolution. Gillette Stadium. (N) Top 10 England Revolution. former scriptwriter, in a one- West led a club. East won Bruins Face-Off MLB Baseball Baltimore Orioles at Boston Extra Bruins Overtime Sports MLB Baseball Baltimore Orioles NESN Live (N) Red Sox. Fenway Park. Innings Live (N) Today at Boston Red Sox. day pair event, when this deal with his ace and returned the Loud Henry Henry Knight Star Falls Full Friends Friends Friends Friends Two and Two and George occurred. suit. I was confident that East NICK House Danger Danger Squad (N) House Half Men Half Men Lopez I opened the South hand had the club queen, but I did The Chi Brandon The Chi Brandon ››‡ Before I Fall (2017, Drama) Billions “Tie Goes to Billions Chuck tries Billions “A Genera- with one heart, promising a not need to finesse, because SHOW asks Kevin for help. seeks refuge. Zoey Deutch. ‘PG-13’ the Runner” to cash in a favor. tion Too Late” four-card or longer suit in the either spades would be worth (6:10) ›› “Dear ››› All Saints (2017, Drama) John Cor- Howards End ›››‡ Eastern Promises (2007) Ash vs Saving STARZ Acol system we used across four tricks, or I would have a John” (2010) bett, Cara Buono, Myles Moore. ‘PG’ Viggo Mortensen. ‘R’ Evil Silvrmn the pond. (It seemed like squeeze. (5:22) ›››‡ “Superman: The ››‡ Shooter (2007, Suspense) Mark Wahlberg. A wounded Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama SYFY a good idea at the time.) If After winning with the club Movie” (1978, Adventure) sniper plots revenge against those who betrayed him. partner had four-card heart king, I played a heart to Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full The Last Conan Final TBS Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal O.G. Space support and game-going val- dummy’s ace, took my two (5:00) “Star Wars: ›››‡ Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) Harrison Ford. Han ›››‡ Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015, Science ues, he had to bid his own top diamonds (seeing East TNT Return of the Jedi” Solo and his allies face a new threat from Kylo Ren. 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CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV APRIL 15, 2018 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Downton Abbey on Call the Midwife (N) Unforgotten on Masterpiece Last Tango in Run Mil- BrainFit: 50 Ways to Grow ^ PBS Masterpiece (N) Halifax linocket Your Brain With Daniel WBZ 60 Minutes (N) 53rd Academy of Country Music Awards Honoring achievement News Sports Final (N) Joel Jentezen $ CBS in country music. (N) Osteen Franklin WCVB America’s Funniest American Idol “111 (Top 24 Solos)” Twelve James Comey- News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) of the top 24 perform solos. (N) Exclusive Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien WBTS Dateline NBC “No Little Big Shots (N) Genius Junior (N) Timeless “The Ken- News Access (N) American Ninja * NBC Way Out” (N) nedy Curse” (N) at 11 Warrior WFXT Bob’s Bob’s Simpsons Brooklyn Nine-Nine Last Man Boston 25 News at Boston News In- Whacked This- Boston 9 FOX Burgers Burgers “Nutriboom; DFW” 10PM (N) News Depth Out Spo. Minute News WUTF (6:30) ›‡ “Vice” (2015) Bruce ››‡ The Last Castle (2001, Suspenso) Robert Red- Drug Drug Ambushed (2013, Acción) Dolph = UMA Willis, Thomas Jane. ford, James Gandolfini, Mark Ruffalo. Wars Wars Lundgren, Vinnie Jones. WSBK Castle “Cuffed” WBZ News 8p (N) Blue Bloods “Privi- Blue Bloods “Officer Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT lege” Down” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX “GI Jews: Jewish Antiques Roadshow Live From Lincoln Center “Kern & Hammerstein’s Front and Center Call the Midwife L PBS Americans” Show Boat” A musical about love and heartbreak. 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IN MEMORIAM FrenchWENDY MARIE ELSWICK riot police oust Sorbonne protesters; trains halt ON HER FIFTH ANNIVERSARY 2013 ~ APRIL 15 ~ 2018 By Angela Charlton a strike Friday that will of a strike by security per- ASSOCIATED PRESS disrupt travel off-and-on sonnel. Their demands through June. But the were not immediately PARIS — Paris riot po- number of striking work- clear. lice ousted students seek- ers was down from previ- The Sorbonne announced ing to occupy Sorbonne ous actions, and interna- that its iconic Left Bank university and strikes Fri- tional trains largely went site was closed Friday for day shut down the Eiffel through. security reasons after the Tower and two-thirds of National railway au- French trains — all part Thursday night police op- thority SNCF said 80 per- eration. While about 200 of a season of simmering cent of Eurostar trains be- students were evacuat- national discontent. tween Paris and London ed, a few hundred others Much of the anger cen- will run on Saturday, and ters on President Emman- the Thalys trains between gathered outside, chant- uel Macron, but he went France, Belgium and the ing angrily at police. on national TV on Thurs- Netherlands are expected The site was a nucle- We love and miss you sooo much. us of student protests 50 dayYour topresence declare and that love strikesremain to run normally. But only and protestswith us every won’tday in pre- one-third of France’s high years ago in May 1968, vent himeverything from we do.overhaul- speed and regional trains when strikes and univer- You were so strong. ingTo France’swatch you suffer economy was so hard. so it will run. sity occupations paralyzed canIt was better not fair! compete CANCER STINKS! on the The Eiffel Tower an- France’s economy in a piv- globalMiss andstage. love you EVERY DAY. nounced it was closed to otal moment in modern PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In our prayers and in our thoughts, Rail Yourworkers loving family resumed the public Friday because French history. French college Students shout during a demonstration in Paris on Friday. SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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By William J. Kole ASSOCIATED PRESS BOSTON — One was an attacker. One was a volun- teer first responder. An- other lost his little boy. Half a decade ago, these three lives probably never would have intersected. Then bombs bloodied the finish line of the Boston Marathon, killing three spectators, wounding 260 others, and forever linking a villain to his victims and the heroes who rushed to help them. The attacks of April 15, 2013, touched off a man- hunt that mesmerized the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS world. Boston ordered its Denise, left, and Bill Richard greet a runner who ran in the Boston Mar- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS people to shelter in place. athon for Team MR8, a foundation to honor of their son Martin, killed in A person uses a phone to monitor a cow’s IDA, Red Sox and Bruins games the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings. or “The Intelligent Dairy Farmer’s Assistant,” were canceled as police in device in a pasture on Seven Oaks Dairy in tactical gear and armored bombs. Prosecutors said on TLC’s “Say Yes to the Richard; his wife, Denise; Waynesboro, Ga. vehicles fanned out across they wanted to retaliate Dress.” But in the emo- and their three children the city. Five days later, against the U.S. for its ac- tional aftermath — after were all at the finish that one bomber was dead, an- tions in Muslim countries. enduring dozens of opera- fateful day. Eight-year-old other was in custody, and Tamerlan was killed days tions in a desperate effort Martin was standing next Farmers are using AI locals had united around a later in a shootout with to keep what was left of to one of the bombs; he social media hashtag that police; Dzhokhar was cap- her leg, she finally had it died on the sidewalk. The gave voice to their grit and tured hiding in a boat. amputated below the knee to help monitor cows bright-eyed little boy lives resilience: #BostonStrong. NOW: Tsarnaev, 24, has to stop her chronic pain — on in a widely circulated By Ryan Nakashima mean hundreds of thou- Ahead of Sunday’s fifth been on federal death row the marriage ended. ASSOCIATED PRESS sands of dollars to his anniversary, The Associat- NOW: Gregory not only photo showed him holding since his 2015 conviction family. ed Press offers these snap- for deadly use of a weapon survived, but thrived. She a poster he’d created the SAN FRANCISCO — Is “If we can prove out that shots: of mass destruction and married her college sweet- year before with the mes- the world ready for cows these advantages exist other counts. He is being heart and moved to Hous- sage: “No more hurting DZHOKHAR armed with artificial in- from using this technology held at the supermax pris- ton, where the Astros put people — peace.” TSARNAEV telligence? ... I think adoption of IDA on in Florence, Colorado, her on a baseball trading NOW: Richard and his No time to ruminate on across a broad range of THEN: College class- a lockup nicknamed the card. She had a daughter, wife astonished many by that because the moment farming systems, partic- mates knew him as “Ja- “Alcatraz of the Rockies.” Ryleigh, despite being told asking that Tsarnaev be has arrived, thanks to a ularly large farming sys- har” — a goofy young Jurors approved death by she probably couldn’t have spared the death penal- Dutch company that has tems, would be a no-brain- man more interested in lethal injection, but years any more children. She ty, if only so their family married two technologies er,” Watson says. getting high than study- — perhaps decades — of established the Rebekah’s wouldn’t have to relive — motion sensors and AI Dairy farming is just one ing. But prosecutors say appeals await. Angels Foundation to help their ordeal through fu- — with the aim of bring- industry benefiting from he and his older brother, children with post-trau- REBEKAH GREGORY ture appeals proceed- ing the barnyard into the AI, which is being applied Tamerlan, became radi- matic stress disorder. And ings. In Martin’s mem- 21st century. in fields as diverse as jour- calized after the family THEN: Gregory was she wrote a book, “Taking ory, they’ve since set up The company, Connect- nalism, manufacturing moved to the U.S. from near the finish line with My Life Back.” erra, has brought its IDA Russia in 2002. Chilling her 5-year-old son, Noah, a foundation and helped and self-driving cars. In system, or “The Intelligent video shows the brothers and her boyfriend when BILL RICHARD create a new park down- agriculture, AI is being Dairy Farmer’s Assistant,” mingling with the crowds bomb shrapnel shredded THEN: Cheering the town where kids can play. developed to estimate crop to the United States after near the marathon finish, her left leg. She later wed marathoners at the finish In his own words: “Good health using drone footage having piloted it in Eu- their backpacks conceal- the boyfriend in a fairy- line was part family tradi- will always triumph. It’s and parse out weed killer rope for several years. ing crude pressure-cooker tale ceremony featured tion, part rite of spring, so really not even close.” between rows of cotton. IDA uses a motion-sens- Yasir Khokhar, the for- ing device attached to a mer Microsoft employee cow’s neck to transmit its who is the founder and Friends who were separated during movements to a program CEO of Connecterra, said driven by AI. The sensor the inspiration for the idea data, when aligned re- came after living on a dairy the Holocaust reunite in California peatedly with real-world farm south of Amsterdam. behavior, eventually al- “It turns out the tech- By John Rogers knocking at the family’s lows IDA to tell from data nology farmers use is re- ASSOCIATED PRESS door and put Simon, his alone when a cow is chew- ally outdated in many sister and mother on a ing cud, lying down, walk- respects,” he says. “What LOS ANGELES — When death train to Auschwitz. ing, drinking or eating. does exist is very cumber- Alice Gerstel bid an emo- “I thought the entire Those indicators can some to use, yet agricul- tional farewell to her fami- family was murdered. predict whether a particu- ture is one of those areas ly’s closest friends in Octo- I had no idea,” Gerstel lar cow is ill, has become that desperately needs ber 1941, she was hopeful (now Gerstel Weit) said less productive, or is ready technology.” she’d see “Little Simon” Wednesday, the day after to breed — alerting the Underlying IDA is Goo- Gronowski again. And she their tearful reunion. She farmer to changes in be- gle’s open-source Ten- did — 76 years later and and her friend clutched havior that might other- sorFlow programming half a world away from hands at the Los Angeles wise be easily missed. framework, which has where they were separat- Museum of the Holocaust “It would just be impossi- helped spread AI to many ed in Brussels. as they recounted their ble for us to keep up with disciplines. It’s a language Gerstel and her Jew- story. every animal on an indi- built on top of the com- ish family had hidden in “You didn’t know that vidual basis,” says Richard monly used Python code the Gronowskis’ home I jumped off the train?” Watson, one of the first that helps connect data for nearly two weeks be- asked Gronowski, now 86. four U.S. farmers to use from text, images, audio fore her father sent word “No, no. I didn’t know IDA since it launched com- or sensors to neural net- from France that he had anything,” his 89-year-old mercially in December. works — the algorithms reached a deal with a friend replied. Watson, who owns the that help computers learn. smuggler who would get The two will return to Seven Oaks Dairy in The language has been her, her siblings and their the museum Sunday to Waynesboro, Ga., says downloaded millions of mother safely out of Na- recount to visitors how the having a computer identi- times and has about 1,400 zi-occupied Belgium. Holocaust ripped apart a fy which cows in his 2,000- people contributing code, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The Gronowskis, also pair of families that had head herd need attention only 400 of whom work Jewish, decided to stay. become fast friends after Childhood Holocaust survivors Simon Gronows- could help improve farm at Google, according to They hid for 18 months a chance meeting at a Bel- ki, center right, and Alice Gerstel Weit hold hands productivity as much as product manager Sandeep until the Nazis came gian beach resort in 1939. as they tour the Los Angeles Holocaust Museum. 10 percent, which would Gupta. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018 REAL ESTATE

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The company on Thurs- day announced it will test a pilot program in which, Zillow said on FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE in select markets, it will Thursday that the company Principal and CEO of Rhoades Planning Group directly buy and sell is getting into Mark Rhoades works in his office in Berkeley. homes for the first time. Most people simply list the home- their home on the open flipping market and wait for the business. Who triggered best offer. But Zillow is hoping people who don’t FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE want to go through the ex- NEWS SERVICE the Bay Area’s pensive and time-consum- months, and it’s unclear if Wacksman said in a state- cash (that service has ing process will instead it will ultimately expand ment. been available in Las Ve- accept an “instant offer” housing shortage? to other markets. Zillow Zillow isn’t the first com- gas and Orlando and is from the company to pur- pany to try this. Seattle- now expanding to Phoe- chase the home. has deals in place to part- By Marisa Kendall shortage. Only developers ner with two local broker- based Redfin disclosed nix). The difference now THE MERCURY NEWS ranked higher, with 57 Zillow would then fix up last year that it had begun is Zillow itself will also be the home and get it ready ages in each region to help percent of residents say- it buy and sell the homes. an “experimental” service able to buy homes. Everyone has a theory to sell on the open mar- called Redfin Now to try The question for home ing they were a major fac- “This is expected to be about who’s to blame for ket for a profit. It usually and flip homes, as well. sellers is whether they tor. a vibrant line of business the housing shortage But some experts say wouldn’t do drastic reno- For Zillow, the new ser- want to give up potential for us and for our partners that’s driving up prices city and state officials vations to the home like vice is an extension of its extra profits from selling and chasing Bay Area have far more control you might see on an HGTV in the real estate industry, Instant Offers program it their home on the open families out of the region. over the region’s supply of home-flipping show. while providing homeown- launched last May, where market in exchange for A new poll offers surpris- homes. The program will start ers with more choices and people can list their homes the convenience of getting ing insights into where “People are not focused in Las Vegas and Phoe- information,” Zillow Chief through Zillow’s website a lump sum quickly and most of us point the fin- on the source of the prob- nix within the next two Marketing Officer Jeremy for investors to buy with with little hassle. ger: not at the government lem when it comes to our officials who control what housing shortage — if homes are built where, they’re blaming tech com- but at the tech companies What’s the wealthiest ZIP Code in panies and developers, that have flooded this re- then they’re not show- gion with jobs and the real estate developers trying ing up at our city council the US? Hint: It’s in South Florida to maximize profits. meetings,” said Ethan Experts say finding Elkind, director of UC By Rene Rodriguez someone to blame is not Berkeley law school’s cli- MIAMI HERALD that simple. The real an- mate program and an ex- pert in land use and infra- MIAMI — Bye-bye, Bev- swer, they say, lies entan- erly Hills. Step aside, Sili- gled in a complicated web structure policy. “That’s con Valley. that implicates everyone where their attention According to a new re- involved, from businesses should be focused.” port by Bloomberg, the to local elected officials to State regulations have richest ZIP Code in the your next door neighbor. a hand in the problem U.S. is 33109 — a.k.a. the And the stakes are high too, experts say, by creat- for policy makers trying ing incentives for cities to super-exclusive enclave to untangle that web as favor commercial develop- of Fisher Island, Fla. — the housing crisis intensi- ment over residential. where the average income fies. To solve the problem, Many developers also in 2015 was $2.5 million. it’s crucial to understand blame the California En- This is not a typo. the factors that turned vironmental Quality Act, Second on the Bloomberg the Bay Area’s real estate a statute that imposes list was 94027, or Ather- market into one of the strict requirements on ton, Calif., a Silicon Val- country’s most dysfunc- real estate projects to ley neighborhood whose tional. limit their environmental residents earned a com- “There isn’t one single impact. Developers say paratively measly average sector to blame for the residents also use CEQA annual income of $1.5 mil- housing crisis,” said Pi- to file lawsuits purely to lion. lar Lorenzana, deputy delay projects and jack The Palm Beach ZIP up construction costs. In Code 33480, home to director of pro-affordable FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE housing organization SV@ the poll, 19 percent of peo- President Donald Trump’s Home, “and consequently ple said environmental weekend retreat Mar- An aerial view of Fisher Island and Miami Beach. there isn’t one single sec- groups play a major role a-Lago, took third place tor that’s responsible for in the Bay Area’s housing with $1.25 million. tax returns and 500 resi- in Miami-Dade, that’s be- some of the celebrities who fixing it.” issues. One other Florida ZIP dential households. More cause you can’t set foot on keep a home on Fisher Is- In a five-county poll con- “CEQA has become an Code, 34102 in Naples, than half of all the tax the 216-acre island unless land have included Oprah ducted for the Silicon Val- evil, five-headed, fire- came in 15th place with returns filed in Fisher Is- you have a place there (or Winfrey, Julia Roberts, ley Leadership Group and breathing dragon with an average annual income land reported an income of know someone who does). Andre Agassi, Canadian this news organization, 48 respect to housing produc- of $695,000. at least $200,000. Also, the island is only ac- businessman (and fre- percent of those surveyed tion,” said Mark Rhoades, The study was compiled If you’re wondering cessible by water taxi or quent “Shark Tank” guest) pointed to tech compa- president and CEO of Bay using Internal Revenue why you’ve never driven ferry. Robert Herjavec, and Rus- nies as a major contribu- Area real estate developer Service data from ZIP through or near Fisher Is- According to the luxury sian billionaire Alexander tor to the region’s housing Rhoades Planning Group. codes with more than 200 land even though you live real estate firm The Jills, Mashkevitch.