SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 Signs Sick of of the being sick times in By Daniel Kane FOR THE ITEM LYNN — The Lynn Community Health Peabody Center and medical facilities in neighbor- ing communities have been put to the test By Adam Swift this  u season. ITEM STAFF A surge of patients have visited the cen- ter describing their  u-like symptoms, ac- PEABODY — At least one cording to registered nurse Tammy Sands. city councilor has had enough That’s a common site at clinics across the of  ag-like business signs country as medical staff deal with the  apping in the breeze. Lynn Commu- worst  u season since 2009. The council met with Al nity Health Sands says the center has seen 34 cases Talarico, the city’s build- Center regis- just this past week. ing inspector, to discuss the tered nurse “It’s one of the worst years we have seen over ow of  ags, banners, Tammy Sands in a while,” she said. A-frames, and other assorted gives a child a Sands also manages the immunization signs throughout Peabody. It clinic with children from Lynn Public took a little bit of conversa- u shot. tion to determine just what COURTESY PHOTO SICK, A7 the biggest culprits are caus- ing sign pollution. “I’m opposed to the  ags that plunge into the ground and sit there and  ap,” said Ward 5 Councilor Joel Saslaw. There was some discussion THEY VALENTINE’S DAY about the A-frame signs that typically sit outside busi- nesses on sidewalks as well as more traditional banner signs. But Saslaw, Talari- co, and the other councilors zeroed in how to deal with the newer style planted  ag signs, which can often be seen outside used-car dealerships, sub shops, and coffee shops. “They do take up a lot of room, and it’s an eyesore,” said Talarico. “But as long as the city approves of them, there’s not much that we can do about it.” Saslaw made a motion to ban the  ag signs in the city, but Councilor-at-Large Tom Gould pointed out that pro- hibiting those types of  ags outright would require a zon- ing change. Rather than moving forward with a zoning charge, Coun- cilor-at-Large Tom Rossignoll suggested city of cials see if the sign issue improves after the building department hires the newly created position of a zoning enforcement of cer. Talarico said there are rules for how long unattached or freestanding signs can stay in one place, and with increased enforcement, some of the is- sues could be addressed. “Like we did with lawn signs, we can start targeting certain By Bella diGrazia The  ower shop located on Pleasant Street has Genesis areas of the city and educate FOR THE ITEM been spreading love through  ower arrangements Grullon, businesses,” he said. “Route 1 is for over 10 years. Their week leading up to the big co-owner of a concern, we can send a couple Small businesses are feeling the love as they day consists of getting the shop ready and decorat- Slay N’ Glam in of guys through and talk to the gear up for one of the busiest days of the year. ed, organizing  ower orders, and assembling their Lynn, puts the businesses about the  ag.” Flower shops, bakeries, ne-dining restaurants, red rose bouquets, which is their biggest seller.  nishing touch- Councilors said they would and boutiques in the surrounding North Shore “We usually have 10 employees on that day, mak- es on a bouquet take up the matter again in communities are in full force with preparations ing sure it’s all ready for when customers come in,” full of beauty four to ve months to see if for Valentine’s Day. Whether it’s assembling bou- she said. “They expect it to be ready, so you have supplies, candy, greater enforcement helps quets or whipping up dinner specials, it’s nonstop to be ready.” and a balloon. lessen the sign nuisance. for these shops until the beloved holiday is over. D’Orsi’s Bakery & Delicatessen in Peabody has “The issue is the signs go “It’s a great day in here, we love every minute of been in business on Washington Street for more ITEM PHOTO | up and never come down and it because it’s a lot of fun,” said Paulette Brophy of than 25 years. Michael, Anita, and their daughter SPENSER HASAK it just doesn’t look good,” Sa- Flower House in Marblehead. “I love seeing every- slaw said. one come in with smiles on.” VALENTINE’S DAY, A7 Q & A forum set for Swampscott school parents INSIDE In Saugus By Gayla Cawley der identity and expression will be held at going forward. Daniels prefers to use they/ Deputy re chief graduates ITEM STAFF the school at 6:30 p.m., which will be led them pronouns. from state training program. A2 by Jeff Perrotti, program director for the Daniels plans to fully transition to female, SWAMPSCOTT — Parents are invited Massachusetts Department of Elementary including medically, but said their identity In Opinion to attend a question-and-answer forum and Secondary Education’s Safe Schools is gender non-binary or gender  uid. Dan- Shribman: Republicans, on Monday night at Stanley Elementary Program for LGBTQ students, according to iels will gradually start dressing, acting and united? A4 School, which pertains to the principal’s an- Superintendent Pamela Angelakis. sounding differently as they begin to nur- nouncement this week that they are trans- Principal Shannon Daniels announced ture their new identity, and acknowledged In Sports gender and will present as female. on Tuesday that they identify as both male Mistakes spell doom for A question-and-answer session on gen- and female, but will be presenting as female SWAMPSCOTT, A7 Tech boys basketball. B1 Blue Canoe oats into Marblehead

By Bridget Turcotte and nobody’s on the road, a pot of coffee ITEM STAFF brewing. An hour later it’s bustling and crazy.” MARBLEHEAD — A new coffee shop is After more than a decade in business, the  oating into town in a Blue Canoe. Blue Canoe cafe The site of the former Atomic Cafe on Atomic Cafe closed in October. Mahoney, owner Stephanie Ma- School Street will once again feature who is related to the shuttered cafe’s own- honey shows where brewed beans when resident Stephanie ers, jumped at the opportunity to get back the different stations Mahoney opens up her new coffee shop in into the business. The deal was sealed will be behind the early March. the next month, and construction began counter in her new “I just can’t wait to be in here at 3:30 in shortly after to make the place her own, cafe. the morning starting to bake,” she said. “It’s a beautiful time of day — driving in MARBLEHEAD, A7 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 50° VOL. 140, ISSUE 54 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 40° REAL ESTATE ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 OBITUARIES John Kelley Robertson, 92 Mary J. Krzywicki, 74 1925-2018 LYNN — John Kelley band Andrew Krebs, SAUGUS — Mrs. and his wife Diane of Robertson, age 92, of Thomas Robertson Mary J. (Davis) Krzy- Florida and Sharon Lynn, husband for 66 and wife Yuko, Patri- wicki, age 74, died Sayers of Lynn; 18 years of Irene (Casey) cia Robertson, Marie on Friday morning grandchildren; and Robertson, died at Robertson Epstein at the Kaplan Fam- seven great-grand- his home on Wednes- and husband Jay, Paul ily Hospice House children. She was day, Feb. 7, 2018. Robertson and wife in Danvers. She was predeceased by Born in Swamp- Sima Baran, Cather- the devoted wife of grandson Jacob and scott on March 17, ine Robertson-Souter Richard A. Krzywicki great-granddaughter 1925 to the late and husband Dave, Sr., with whom she Julianna. Mrs. Krzy- Ralph and Marguerite (Kel- and Jean Robertson Getraer shared 49 years of marriage. wicki was the sister of Linda ley) Robertson, John (“Jack” and husband Andrew. He also Born in New Castle, Ind., Gray of Indiana. She is also or “Kelley,” as he was often leaves 15 grandchildren, Mi- she was the daughter of the survived by many nieces and known to friends) lived in Lynn chael Robertson, Thomas, Ca- late Howard and Grace (De- nephews. nearly his entire life. sey, and Curtis Krebs, Jeremy meter) Davis. She moved to In lieu of flowers donations John loved the beach, Lynn Epstein, Alexander and Aylin Lynn in 1969, and settled in in her memory may be made Woods, photography, garden- Robertson, Maxwell, Scarlett, Saugus a few years later. Mrs. to St. Jude Children’s Re- ing, church, and the running and Katrina Souter, and Sandy, Krzywicki worked for several search Hospital at www.stju- community. He was a member Alexander, Benjamin, Lindsay, years as a home health aide, de.org. of the Meadowlarks, a leader and Sarah Getraer, and two and Pioneer Sales of Saugus. Service information: Visit- in the Scouts, and a com- great-grandchildren, Audrina Her greatest love was her fam- ing hours will be held in the mitted volunteer in several Krebs and Ro’i Getraer. He also ily, cooking and spending time BISBEE-PORCELLA Funer- church organizations. He ran leaves a sister, Ruth (Robert- by the ocean al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., hundreds of road races over son) Devine and a sister-in- Besides her husband, she Saugus, Monday 4-8 p.m. the years (often with one or law, Mary (Casey) Walter. He is survived by her seven chil- Relatives and friends are more of his children), includ- is preceded in death by his dren, Kira L. Wright of Saugus, invited. A Celebration of Life ing several Boston Marathons. sister Jean (Robertson) Brady, Mary E. Krzywicki of Lynn, Ste- will be held in the funeral He was an avid race organizer her husband David, his sister ven Krzywicki of Revere, Scott home on Tuesday at 10 a.m. and volunteer, instrumental Virginia (Robertson) O’Neil, Krzywicki and his wife Lisa of Interment St. Joseph’s Cem- in organizing races at Lynn and brothers-in-law Rev. Thom- Everett, Richard A. Krzywicki etery, Lynn. For directions COURTESY PHOTO Woods and for the North Med- as Casey and John Devine. He Jr. and his partner Jennifer of and condolences www.Bis- Deputy Chief Thomas D’Eon, left, with Chief ford Club. He also loved New also leaves many beloved niec- Saugus, Howard D. Krzywicki beePorcella.com. Michael Newbury. Hampshire’s White Mountains, es and nephews. climbing Mt. Chocorua faith- Service information: Fam- fully on an annual basis. ily and friends are invited to Saugus deputy fire John graduated from Lynn gather on Monday, Feb. 12, Jean B. Monck, 86 English High School in 1943, 2018 at the SOLIMINE Funer- saw active duty in the Pacific al Home, 67 Ocean St. (Route chief graduates from with the U.S. Navy in World 1A), Lynn, at 9:30 a.m., fol- SAUGUS —­ Mrs. Marion White and her War II, and returned to earn lowed by a funeral Mass in Jean Beverly (Hill) niece, Patricia White state training program undergraduate and graduate Holy Family Church, 26 Bes- Monck, 86, of Sau- and was beloved degrees at the College of the som St., Lynn, at 10:30 a.m. gus, formerly a long- by her Berkshire Holy Cross. John was then Visiting hours are on Sunday time resident of Lynn, friends and family. SAUGUS — Deputy Jr. Center for Public Man- employed as a chemical engi- from 3-7 p.m. Burial is on passed away on Jean was a creative Fire Chief Thomas D’Eon agement at the University neer at GTE Sylvania in Salem, Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2018 in Wednesday, Feb. 7. person, loved music was one of 36 fire service of Massachusetts and the where he developed light bulb Mount Benedict Cemetery, Jean was the beloved and playing the pia- leaders from across the Massachusetts Firefight- technology and earned a U.S. West Roxbury, at 10:30 a.m. wife of the late James no, and was an avid state to graduate from the ing Academy. patent for his work. He was a In lieu of flowers, the family Monck, to whom she cook. She adored her Massachusetts Firefight- “These fire service lead- lifelong learner, and attended asks that you consider donat- was married for 34 years. pets and treated them as if ing Academy’s 14-week ers are committed to con- classes into his 80s. ing in John’s name to either Born in Lynn, she was the they were her children. Chief Fire Office Manage- tinually developing their Nothing was more import- the Friends of Lynn & Nahant daughter of the late Kenneth Service information: Jean’s ment Training program. management and lead- ant to John than his family. His Beach, P.O. Box 2264, Lynn, and Alice (Horne) Hill; the lov- funeral will be held on The program trains non- ership skills in order to surviving relatives will miss MA 01903 or at www.lynn-na- ing mother of Stephen Monck Wednesday, Feb. 14 at 10:30 fire suppression aspects provide the highest level him dearly. hantbeach.org or the Friends and his partner Jennifer Ritter a.m. from the CUFFE-MC- of managing fire depart- of service to the commu- He leaves nine children and of Lynn Woods, P.O. Box 8216, of Raymond, N.H.; the dear GINN Funeral Home, 157 ments, including human nities they protect,” said their spouses, William Lynn, MA 01904 or at sister of the late Frank, Clifton, Maple St., Lynn, followed by resource management, State Fire Marshal Peter Robertson and wife www.lynnwoods.org. and Horace Hill and Marian a funeral Mass at 11 a.m. at ethics, executive lead- Ostroskey in a statement. Beth, John Robertson Jr. Directions and online White; the lifelong friend of Holy Family Church, 26 Bes- ership and legal issues, Participants write a and wife Victoria, Joanne guestbook at www.so- Phyllis Kennerson of Lynn; and som St., Lynn. Burial will fol- public finance, community formal applied research Robertson and hus- limine.com. the cherished aunt of many low in Swampscott Cemetery. awareness, public rela- paper that identifies a nieces and nephews. Visitation will be held from tions, and labor relations. current problem or chal- Primarily a homemaker, 8:30-10:30 a.m. on Wednes- It was developed in ac- lenge faced by their orga- Jean was employed in sales day, Feb. 14, in the funeral cordance with National nization and proposes a Catherine Prizito, 96 at Bessie Rolf’s and Rook’s home prior to the funeral. For Fire Protection Association viable solution. They must 1921-2018 Fashion Sales. Later in her the online guestbook please Standards for chief fire offi- then present it to a panel life, Jean lived with her sister visit www.cuffemcginn.com. cers, and is delivered joint- of municipal officials for LYNN — Catherine Prizito of Lynn; her ly by the Edward J. Collins their consideration. (Petkevich) Prizito, granddaughter, Kris- age 96 and a resi- tin Gehsmann, and dent of Lynn for 50 her grandson, Nils years, passed away A. Johnson, as well Prosecutors ask pot regulators peacefully on Satur- as her great-grand- day, Feb. 3, 2018 at daughters, Abigail Care One at Essex and Ashley, along to hold off on cannabis cafes Park in Beverly. with two nieces and She was born on one nephew also sur- Feb. 10, 1921 in Peabody, the vive her. She was also prede- By Bob Salsberg greatly increase “the risks lations also envision home Baker also has implored daughter of the late Michael ceased by her sister, Frances ASSOCIATED PRESS to public safety.” delivery services and the commission, which is and Sophia (Borish) Petkevich. Murphy of Topsfield. “We have security con- the sale of marijuana at independent from his office, BOSTON — District at- cerns for these businesses, mixed-use facilities, which to focus on getting retail She was raised and educat- Catherine’s family would like torneys asked state mar- ed in Peabody and graduated to acknowledge the staff at their employees and their could include movie the- stores up and running by a ijuana regulators on Fri- customers,” the prose- aters or other venues. July 1 deadline in the law. from Peabody High School, the Larcom Unit of Essex Park day to hold off on licensing NSCC and Northeastern Uni- for their love, patience and cutors wrote. “Moreover, The district attorneys In a letter to regulators certain types of business- versity. She received a certifica- wonderful care of our moth- these businesses heighten from the state’s 14 coun- on Monday, Robert Ross, tion of Therapeutic Recreation er. Her family and friends will es, including so-called can- our concerns relative to ties said the commission general counsel to the Ex- and Re-motivation Technique. miss her smile, sense of hu- nabis cafes and home de- such issues as operating should limit its initial li- ecutive Office of Adminis- Catherine was the recre- mor and her love. livery services, echoing a under the influence, in- censing to retail stores or tration and Finance, said ation director of Lenox Hill Service information: Fam- similar appeal by Republi- creased marijuana access other specific businesses the “aggressive timeline” Nursing and Rehab Facility ily and friends are invited can Gov. Charlie Baker. by persons under the age mentioned in the law and in the law suggests the in Lynn for 15 years, retiring to attend Mrs. Prizito’s vis- In a letter to the of 21, theft and diversion should decide later on commission should focus in 1986. She was a member itation on Tuesday, Feb. 13, five-member Cannabisto the black market.” whether to create more on “core marijuana estab- of the Infant of Prague Guild, 2018 from 9-10:30 a.m. Control Commission, the The rules proposed by exotic license categories. lishments” before trying treasurer of the St. Pius V at CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral Massachusetts District the commission and being “Immediately allowing to regulate other kinds of Sodality, both the Mass. and Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn. Attorneys Association reviewed at public hear- marijuana in restaurants, businesses. National Therapeutic Soci- A Mass of Christian burial said draft regulations that ings around Massachu- coffee shops, theaters, A spokeswoman for the eties, American Healthcare will be celebrated following would allow for such busi- setts would allow adults to spas and yoga studios is commission did not imme- Association of Washington, the visitation at 11 a.m. at nesses exceed the scope of use marijuana in licensed irresponsible, ill-informed diately return messages D.C., Mass. Association of St. Pius V Church, 215 Maple the state’s voter-approved social settings, such as and dangerous,” their let- seeking comment on Fri- Activity Therapy Professionals. St., Lynn. Burial will follow recreational pot law and cannabis cafes. The regu- ter stated. day. She was a volunteer at My the Mass in Puritan Lawn Brother’s Table, volunteer CCD Memorial Park, 185 Lake MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS teacher at St. Pius V Church St., Peabody. In lieu of flow- and a literacy tutor at Higgins ers, donations are requested Woman warns of department is saddened necropsies when needed. million. School in Peabody. to Care One at Essex Park, electrocution dangers by the incident and has NOAA typically works Baystate Franklin Catherine was predeceased Resident Activity Fund, Attn: made the area safe. with regional groups to Medical Center nurses in by her husband Joseph M. Chris Cavarretta, 26 Essex BOSTON (AP) — A help with marine mam- Greenfield voted Thurs- Prizito. She is survived by St., Beverly, MA 01915. Boston woman says she Seals will have rescuers mal strandings. Nantuck- day to authorize a strike. her daughter, Gail Johnson Please visit www.cuffemc- wants to warn fellow dog for first time in four years et is a key area for marine No date was set. and husband Nils of Con- ginn.com for directions or to owners about the dangers mammals because gray Baystate nurses are necticut; and her son, Paul sign the online guest book. of possible electrocution. NANTUCKET (AP) seals breed and pup there. concerned with staffing Mary Beth Begley tells — Federal authorities levels and health insur- say they have enlisted a Nurses at two hospitals ance options. They held a SAUGUS BRIEF WHDH-TV that her dog, Bob, was recently elec- marine mammal rescue make strike decisions one-day strike last June. One-day delay for trash day delay from Tuesday, trocuted and killed by agency to help fill a gap A spokeswoman says Feb. 20 through Saturday, a stray voltage under in responding to seal PITTSFIELD (AP) — the hospital “remains Trash and recycling col- Feb. 24 due to the obser- Southampton Street. The and whale strandings on Nurses at one Massachu- focused on a good-faith lection will run on a one- vance of Presidents Day. woman says she and her Nantucket. setts hospital have set a effort to reach a fair There will be no col- dog were approaching a The National Oceanic date for a one-day strike, conclusion to contract IN MEMORIAM lection on Monday, Feb. light control box when and Atmospheric Admin- while another hospital’s negotiations.” LEO d'ENTREMONT 19 due to the holiday. Bob suddenly collapsed. istration says it hasn’t nurses have voted to ON HIS BIRTHDAY Services will resume on Boston Public Works says had stranding coverage authorize a strike if nec- 1934 ~ FEBRUARY 10 ~ 2018 on Nantucket and the out- essary. a one-day delay from the stray voltage issue 781-593-7700 er islands for four years. The Berkshire Eagle Tuesday, Feb. 20 through was caused by a corroded Publishing Daily, except Sundays But the agency says it has reports registered nurses USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Saturday, Feb. 24. grounding lug. Begley says she was told that de-icing hired Marine Mammal at Pittsfield’s Berkshire Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA The compost site will be materials used during the Rescue Nantucket to play Medical Center announced and additional offices. open on Saturday, Feb. 17 Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item winter can deteriorate or that role. Thursday they will strike from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Subscriptions corrode wiring. Marine Mammal Rescue Feb. 27 unless contract Please contact Solid Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States A man reported that Nantucket will respond negotiations progress. $20.00 for 4 weeks Waste/Recycling Coordi- his two dogs were elec- to live and dead whales, The nurses allege the $65.00 for 13 weeks Your presence we miss. nator Lorna Cerbone at trocuted two months ago dolphins and seals in its hospital is understaffed, $130.00 for 26 weeks Your memory we treasure. 781-231-4036 with any $260.00 for 1 year Loving you always, when they stepped on a new role. NOAA says the affecting patient safety. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Forgetting you never. questions. manhole cover near the group will also assess and They held a one-day Lovingly remembered and sadly send address changes to: missed by wife Isabelle, son Adams Street Bridge. provide transportation walkout in October. Hos- The Daily Item Darren & Lori, daughter Darlene & Public works spokesman for animals that need pital officials say a second 110 Munroe St. Bob, grandsons Adam & Brian, Chris Coakley says the treatment, and perform strike will cost up to $4 P.O. Box 5 and granddaughter Isabella Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Almost 1,800 local calls made Chamber seeks to free state health line last year help finding BOSTON — Mass 2-1-1, In 2017, Mass 2-1-1 to meet basic needs, like Call2Talk Mental Health/ a free health and human took over 171,133 calls heating or utility assis- Suicide Prevention line service referral line fund- statewide and responded tance, shelter, emergency has become part of the missing purse ed by United Way, logged to over 250,000 web site help, child care, or to find state-wide 2-1-1 platform 67,816 calls for assistance searches. Over 43,000 of the closest food pantry. and can be accessed from LYNN — The Lynn Area Described as large, the in Eastern Massachusetts the calls made to Mass They also call for every- anywhere in the Common- Chamber of Commerce purse was last seen near last year, including 1,758 2-1-1 were people calling day important non-emer- wealth by just dialing 2-1-1. has reported a purse the coat check in the lobby from Lynn residents. for the mental health/sui- gency needs, such as de- The mission of Mass 2-1-1 missing and last seen at of Spinelli’s on Wednesday The total number of calls cide prevention program velopmental screening for is to ensure that Massachu- Wednesday’s Chamber represented a 58 percent Call2talk, which is fully a child, home health care setts residents get correct annual meeting and busi- evening. Anyone with in- increase over total calls in integrated with the state- for a relative, job training, and helpful information ness excellence awards at formation is urged to call 2016. Calls in 2017 over- wide Mass 2-1-1 platform. or free tax filing support. the first time they call. Spinelli’s. 781-367-1358. whelmingly focused on ac- “Mass 2-1-1 is providing A free call to 2-1-1 is rout- Mass 2-1-1 s a program of cessing help for basic needs, people with a person to call ed to a trained information the United Ways of Massa- including assistance with when they need support and referral specialist, who chusetts and the Common- child care, housing and finding a resource, access- helps identify the caller’s wealth of Massachusetts. shelter, utility payments ing a service or responding need or needs and then re- The free service com- and food assistance, along in a time of crisis,” said fers the caller to relevant plements United Way’s with a significant increase Michael Durkin, president human services, health or work to increase economic in requests for support re- of United Way of Massa- education resources from opportunity for families lated to mental health and chusetts Bay & Merrimack a comprehensive database. in Massachusetts. In ad- addiction issues. Valley. “It is one easy entry For example, in the case dition to providing finan- Earlier this week, United point for information about of a worker who has recent- cial emergency assistance Way hosted Lt. Gov. Karyn all of the state’s available ly been laid off or whose through its Family Fund, Polito in a pre-2-1-1 Day resources and vital ser- hours have been reduced, United Way of Massachu- Celebration where she vices for local individuals the 2-1-1 specialist may setts Bay and Merrimack read a proclamation from and families. The data also share information about Valley funds high-perform- Gov. Charlie Baker declar- provides community and unemployment benefits, job ing community-based or- ing Sunday as 2-1-1 Day. state officials with criti- search options, food stamps, ganizations providing job Mass 2-1-1 is a public-pri- cal insights into the needs food pantries, mortgage or training and placements, vate partnership between that families are facing in rent help, utility assistance, budget coaching, financial the United Ways of Massa- our region.” counseling, and other avail- education, affordable hous- chusetts and the Common- People call or search able resources. ing, and homelessness pre- wealth of Massachusetts. 2-1-1 looking for resources Recently, United Way’s vention. US stocks swing back to gains,

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Dow up 330 on turbulent day In this 1945 photo provided by the Norman Rockwell Museum, artist Gloria Stoll Karn pos- By Alex Veiga week, the market had not The Standard & Poor’s ease or worsen. Stocks es in her New York studio. ASSOCIATED PRESS endured a 5 percent drop 500 index, the benchmark struggled to stabilize much since January 2016. for many index funds, took of the day as investors A late-afternoon rally “There’s a fair amount only nine days to fall 10 sent prices climbing, then Celebrating a pulp reversed steep losses for of volatility in the mar- percent from its all-time slumping in unsteady trad- U.S. stocks Friday, lift- ket, and our belief is the high on Jan. 26. ing a day after the market fiction artist who ing the Dow Jones indus- volatility is leaving inves- “The S&P 500 hasn’t entered its first correction trial average more than tors riddled with stress moved into correction in two years. 300 points and capping a and uncertainty, which is mode this quickly, ever,” The Dow Jones brief- broke gender barriers turbulent week on Wall likely to continue,” said said Lindsey Bell, invest- ly sank 500 points af- Street that left the market Terry Sandven, chief equi- ment strategist at CFRA ter surging more than By Mark Pratt she took her entire portfolio with its steepest weekly ty strategist at U.S. Bank Research. 349 points earlier in the ASSOCIATED PRESS from high school, including slide in two years. Wealth Management. Since hitting that high day and then swung to a gouache, oil, and watercol- BOSTON — Gloria Stoll The big point swings The swiftness of the mar- last month, the S&P 500 330-point gain in the final or works, to her apartment Karn nearly trashed her that pummeled stocks re- ket’s slide into a correc- has lost about $2.49 trillion. hour of trading. The blue building’s incinerator room high school artwork back flected a return of volatili- tion, or a drop of at least For a while Friday, it was chip average suffered its and placed it on the floor to in the 1940s, figuring her ty after an unprecedented 10 percent from a recent anybody’s guess whether second 1,000-point drop in be destroyed. art career was over before period of calm. Until this peak, was unparalleled. the weeklong sell-off would a week on Thursday. The janitor saw it, it even started. But thanks thought it showed promise to a janitor with an artistic and took it to Rafael DeSo- eye, she ended up smashing to, a pulp illustrator who President Trump won’t declassify gender barriers instead. lived in the same building. The pioneering artist, DeSoto introduced her who had a brief but produc- to executives at Popular tive stint as an illustrator Democratic memo on Russia probe Publications, one of the of pulp crime and romance day’s major publishers of magazines of the era, is By Chad Day and pulp fiction. She didn’t being celebrated with an Mary Clare Jalonick exactly get a ringing en- ASSOCIATED PRESS exhibition of her works at the Norman Rockwell Mu- dorsement from the pub- WASHINGTON — Cit- seum in Stockbridge, Mas- lisher’s male art director. ing national security con- sachusetts. Stoll Karn , 94, “Well, we’ve had worse,” cerns, the White House on plans to attend Saturday’s she remembers him saying. Friday formally notified opening. But it was good enough. the House intelligence Starting as a teenager She started doing interior committee that President in 1942 until 1949, she illustrations and eventu- Donald Trump is “un- did dozens of illustrations ally moved up to presti- able” to declassify a memo for magazines with names gious cover illustrations. drafted by Democrats that like “All-Story Love,” ‘’Black She never met another counters GOP allegations Mask,” ‘’Thrilling Love” and woman artist during her about abuse of govern- her favorite, “Rangeland time but was accepted by ment surveillance powers Romances,” which usually everyone she met in the in the FBI’s Russia probe. sold for a dime or 15 cents. business, despite her gender White House counsel Don Her romance illustrations and tender age, she said. McGahn said in a letter feature strapping men and Stephanie Haboush to the committee that the rosy-cheeked young women Plunkett, the museum’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS memo contains “numerous with ribbons in their hair deputy director and chief properly classified and es- President Donald Trump speaks to reporters in the Oval Office of the gazing adoringly into each curator, said she saw pecially sensitive passag- White House Friday in Washington. other’s eyes as they tender- something remarkable es” and asked the Demo- ly steal a peck on the lips. when she checked out crats to revise the memo ing its publication in full. spokesman Raj Shah said House also sent lawmakers Because it was wartime, Stoll Karn’s work. with the help of the Jus- The president has said Trump discussed the Dem- a letter signed by Deputy the men were often in mili- “There were certain con- tice Department. He said the GOP memo “vindicates” ocratic document with the Attorney General Rod Ro- tary uniform. ventions in pulp illustra- Trump is still “inclined” to him in the ongoing Russia White House counsel’s of- senstein and Wray, as well Gloria Stoll studied in tions — they were steamy, release the memo in the investigation led by special fice, FBI Director Christo- as a marked-up copy of the her native New York City risque and racy — and interest of transparency if counsel Robert Mueller. But pher Wray and another top memo, laying out portions at the prestigious High Gloria created women revisions are made. who fell into those conven- congressional Democrats Justice Department official. it considers too sensitive to School of Music & Art, now The president’s rejection and Republicans, including The president had until the Fiorello LaGuardia tions. But there was also a make public. Among those of the Democratic memo is House Speaker Paul Ryan Saturday to decide wheth- High School of Music & confidence about her char- in contrast to his enthusi- and Rep. Trey Gowdy of er to allow the classified passages are some that the Art and Performing Arts. acters that I appreciat- astic embrace of releasing South Carolina, who helped material to become pub- Justice Departments says But after her father died, ed,” Plunkett said. “There the Republican document, draft the GOP memo, have lic after the House intel- could compromise intelli- she got a job doing secre- was something beneath which he pledged before said it shouldn’t be used ligence committee voted gence sources and meth- tarial work at an insur- the surface there. She did reading to make public. The to undermine the special Monday to release it. ods, ongoing investigations ance company to help her not create women who president declassified the counsel. In declining to declassify and national security if mother make ends meet. appeared unintelligent or document last week, allow- On Friday, White House the document, the White disclosed. To get rid of some clutter, victimized.”

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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S John M. Gilberg Republicans, united? Chief Executive O cer E C  J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising Earlier this month, two im- He was one of those presiden- T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. tial candidates eclipsed by the News Editor Monica Connell Healey portant Republicans — one the P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton president of the United States, Trump campaign in 2016 and Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan the other a onetime Rhodes he has retired, at least for the Chief Operating O cer Chairman Scholar who was a high-profile moment, from elective politics Customer Service PŽ governor — weighed in on the — but not, apparently, from the Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 same day on the state of the Re- political wars. Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 publican Party. “We need to take over and re- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 In the morning came the as- invent the GOP,” he argues. “Mr. 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 sessment of former Gov. Bobby Trump won’t be the man to do it. Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Jindal of Louisiana, expressed We should create a more populist Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 in an op-ed in The Wall Street — Trumpian — bottom-up GOP Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Journal: that loves freedom and flies the “The GOP will not be a popu- biggest American flag in history, John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Subscriptions list conservative party as long shouting that American values [email protected] as the current congressional and institutions are better than Circulation leadership remains in place. everybody else’s and essential to [email protected] These leaders would rather lead the future.” a shrinking GOP to contain and Some Republicans believe that Ext. 3 crush the populist uprising.” Trump merely filled a vacuum Newsroom A few hours later, President — a vacuum, the veteran GOP [email protected] Donald J. Trump, speaking at consultant Alex Castellanos [email protected] EDITORIAL the Republicans’ congressional says, created by the Republican Ext. 4 retreat in West Virginia, made Party itself. these remarks: “When we talk about who en- Sports [email protected] “You know, Paul Ryan called abled Donald Trump, it’s not the Climate hot me the other day, and I don’t people who supported him but Ext. 5 know if I’m supposed to say the Republicans who failed to Retail and Online this, but I will say that he said lead,” he argued in a telephone Advertising to me, he has never, ever seen conversation. The remedy: “a [email protected] enough for you? the Republican Party so united, new generation of Republicans so much in like with each other. with views different from those ADVERTISING But, literally, the word ‘united’ of the old.” Peter Battinelli Not for Scott Pruitt was the word he used. It’s the Some of these new Republicans Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 most united he’s ever seen the surely are the onetime Demo- [email protected] One might be tempted to assume that having party, and I see it, too. I have so crats who flocked to the party Ernie Carpenter Jr. Scott Pruitt — a devout climate change denier many friends in this group, and as a result of the Trump en- Director of Advertising who, as head of the U.S. Environmental Protection there is a great coming together treaties. (Many of them, or their and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] Agency, is to public health what medieval rats were that I don’t think either party philosophical forebears, drifted to, well, public health — admit that humans have has seen for many, many years.” into the GOP during the Ronald Michele Iannaco influenced the planet’s climate would be a good What are we to make of this? Reagan years only to drift back Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 thing. Not so fast. My answer: Trump is both by the allure of Bill Clinton or [email protected] In an interview at the friendly venue of a Sinclair right — and wrong. In that or- Barack Obama.) But some of Ralph Mitchell Broadcast-owned Las Vegas TV station, KSNV, the der. them may be found in unfamil- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 EPA administrator conceded that climate change He was right — note the past iar, unlikely places — and they [email protected] tense — in seeing a future for the is a reality and that human activities have contrib- may have grave reservations Patricia Whalen uted to it “to a certain degree.” But then he tossed Republican Party with new con- about what they believe are Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 in a monkey wrench. He suggested that a warming tours. That perception animated alienating Republican positions [email protected] climate is not “necessarily” a “bad thing.” his landmark 2016 campaign, (on social issues like abortion) “Do we really know what the ideal surface tem- when he defeated the most im- or on what they perceive as dark BUSINESS OFFICE perature should be in the year 2100? In the year pressive field of potential Repub- Republican impulses (on race or Susan J. Conti 2018?” the former Oklahoma attorney general said. lican nominees since 1988. gay rights). Controller, ext. 1288 “I mean it’s fairly arrogant for us to think that we During that campaign, Trump The new Republican target [email protected] know exactly what it should be in 2100.” experienced a benign political may well be the high-tech en- Ted Grant Mr. Pruitt isn’t the first climate skeptic to try that form of auditory verbal halluci- claves in a state that Hillary Publisher, ext. 1234 particular dodge, but he’s surely the most high-rank- nation: hearing voices without Clinton won with a 3.4-mil- [email protected] speakers. Those voices turned ing in the government of any industrialized nation lion-vote margin over Trump. Marian Kinney and perhaps the one most surrounded by scientists out to represent a huge mass of “I see the new Republicans in ext. 1212 who know better but who apparently can’t penetrate voters who didn’t speak in con- Silicon Valley, in tech — people [email protected] his administrative bubble. Usually to find this level ventional political terms and who are living the principles the who, spurred by the Trump cam- Will Kraft of ignorance you have to go to Congress where mem- Republican Party was built on Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 bers might parade a snowball on the House floor to paign appeal, upended Ameri- and are living the principles of [email protected] can politics, perhaps destroying an open economy and an open demonstrate that it’s still cold in winter. Jennifer Perez Let’s revisit Earth and remind ourselves what a the party that offered Trump its education system,” said Castel- nomination even as he was rail- ext. 1205 consensus of actual experts is telling us: Climate lanos, who was a top adviser to [email protected] change is real. Greenhouse gases (principally car- ing against its principals and Southern conservative senators Mike Shanahan bon dioxide) produced by humans burning fossil principles. Strom Thurmond of South Car- But Trump is wrong — note Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 fuels are making it much worse. Problems related olina and Jesse Helms of North [email protected] to rising temperatures — melting ice, rising sea lev- the present tense — when he as- Carolina, and also to convention- els, harm to ecosystems, worsening weather events, serts that the Republican Party al Republican presidential nom- Carolina Trujillo of which he is the titular head inees Bob Dole, George W. Bush Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 droughts and floods — are already manifesting but [email protected] are expected to grow much worse in the century is united. It’s not. Searching for and Mitt Romney. “The Republi- ahead. a new identity, wary of an un- cans have things they hate, but Jim Wilson And, here’s the odd thing, Mr. Pruitt is correct in certain future, without a coher- they are living the Republican Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] one narrow respect. As some regions on the planet ent vision of its role and deeply ethos.” are harmed by the loss of fresh water supplies or skeptical of its leader, the GOP But this is a hearts-and-minds CIRCULATION is more distressed than any gov- viable farmland, for example, others might well be conundrum for the Republicans. Lisa Mahmoud helped. Regions that were too cold to grow certain erning party since the Demo- Republicans have spent the Manager, ext. 1239 crops might now be able to support them because crats of the late Lyndon Johnson last half-century saying that [email protected] years. the growing season will be longer or warmer. Des- various groups — middle-class CLASSIFIED erts might get rain. North Avenue may become the “On some issues, the (Republi- blacks, working Hispanics or new Inner Harbor. If one ignores the huge cost in can) party is united; taxes is one upper-middle-class gays — have Abbe Young Smith of them,” Judd Gregg, a former Republican minds. In each case, Manager, ext. 1276 lives lost, property ruined, economies collapsed, [email protected] diseases spread and political upheaval and on and senator and governor of New the party leaders never have Hampshire who is considered a on, then, yes, there might be an upside to certain been able to win their hearts ful- NEWSROOM individuals in certain locations. wise party elder, said in an in- ly. (They have come closest with Bill Brotherton The EPA administrator isn’t interested in getting terview. “But on other issues — Hispanics with Cuban roots. It is immigration, dealing with the Features Editor ext. 1338 a “balanced” view of climate change, he’s grasping thus no coincidence that Trump [email protected] at whatever is available to justify rolling back reg- deficit — there is a distinct dif- has muted Obama-era overtures ulations, which he has done with abandon since ference of opinion. I’m not sure to the island nation.) Gayla Cawley these differences are debilitat- Reporter, ext. 1236 President Donald Trump took office. Surely, no Though the GOP controls the [email protected] one in the Trump cabinet has taken the mantra ing or unusual. There’s always White House and both houses more seriously or made himself more of a tool of been a lot of difference on issues. of Congress, the effort to make Cheryl Charles the petroleum industry, although Interior Secre- But the bigger issue is the pres- the Republicans America’s natu- Associate News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] tary Ryan Zinke and his willingness to open up the ident’s style. A lot of people find ral party of governance involves nation’s coastal areas to oil and gas exploration is it difficult to take and feel that more than outreach. It involves Thomas Grillo giving him a run for the money. these tweets in the middle of the keeping the current Republicans Reporter, ext. 1264 The U.S. has already lost considerable credibil- night undermine his effective- in the fold even as the party [email protected] ity on the world stage with the Trump adminis- ness as president and thus are seeks to invite others in. Spenser Hasak tration’s decision to withdraw from the Paris cli- hurting the Republican Party.” Photographer, ext. 1332 mate accords. How much more scientific data are This is where Jindal, a former David Shribman is a Pulitzer [email protected] Prize-winning columnist. He is a we willing to ignore? Across the country, there are congressman and two-term gov- Thor Jourgensen states, cities and towns that have tried to contain ernor of Louisiana, comes in. Swampscott High graduate. News Editor, ext. 1267 the breach. In Maryland, for example, Republican [email protected] Gov. Larry Hogan has taken a far more rational Steve Krause approach in seeking to curb greenhouse gas emis- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 sions and support renewable energy. Last month, [email protected] he decided to join the U.S. Climate Alliance, and he Katie Morrison has supported Maryland’s efforts to set emissions Sports Reporter goals beyond those touted by the Paris agreement. [email protected] For all the noise that’s been made by the Trump Owen O’Rourke administration over ephemera like parades or in- Photographer, ext. 1224 sults, tweets or other incivilities, the lasting dam- [email protected] age wrought by Mr. Pruitt deserves far more at- Roberto Scalese tention than it currently draws. By last count, the Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 EPA has rolled back (or is in the process of rolling [email protected] back) 67 environmental safeguards from lifting the ban on an insecticide associated with brain dam- Mark Sutherland Creative Director age in children to eliminating wetland protections. [email protected] The damage he’s doing will be significant and last- ing. Local communities are in no position to clean Anne Marie Tobin up after such a colossal mess — except perhaps in Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 northern Canada, Greenland or Siberia where Mr. [email protected] Pruitt might yet find his post-climate change par- Bridget Turcotte adise. Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] An editorial from The Baltimore Sun. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 REAL ESTATE

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By Louis Hansen Redfin. “Many people leav- 18 and 24, and between 45 THE MERCURY NEWS ing the Bay Area are still and 64. looking in California.” Redfin analysts combine A Bay Area mover’s The steady climb in real sales data and searches on checklist: Rising home pric- estate prices has made their website to determine es? Check. Rising rents? first-time home-buying Check. Click desperately where users are moving. expensive and frustrating For the past nine months, through real estate web- for many newcomers. And San Francisco, New York sites for a cheaper home rents continued to rise and a better life? Check. year over year, especially and Los Angeles have had Efforts to move out of around tech giant head- the highest number of res- the Bay Area continued quarters in Silicon Valley. idents moving out. in recent months, with The median price in De- About 1 in 4 Bay Area 16,000 residents pack- cember for a single family residents looking to leave ing up and taking to the home in Santa Clara Coun- searched for homes in Sac- road for cheaper housing ty was $1.2 million, while a ramento, and nearly 1 in and new opportunities. A similar home in San Mateo 10 browsed Seattle list- study by real estate bro- was $1.4 million, and in Al- ings. The top five destina- kerage Redfin found the ameda, $838,000, according tions for Bay Area mov- Bay Area remains the top to real estate firm Core- ers were Sacramento, Los region for outward migra- Logic. A comparable home Angeles, Seattle, Portland tion in the country. in Sacramento is $314,000, and San Diego. The most popular desti- according to Zillow. FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE The Bay Area migration nation for Bay Area refu- Overall, the region’s pop- Renters in the San Francisco Bay Area, hit with high prices and few also causes ripples through gees remains Sacramento, ulation continues to grow. choices last year, may be in for more of the same in 2018. followed by other tech hubs But the number of outgo- other housing markets, and California cities. “It’s ing residents has hit its con Valley. and July 2017, the region country, according to the Marr said. Relatively pretty much in line with highest point in more than People are leaving gained 44,732 foreign im- regional think tank. The wealthy Silicon Valley resi- what we’ve seen for the a decade, according to a Silicon Valley nearly as migrants but lost 44,102 population drops have dents bid up home prices in past few years,” said Taylor report released Wednes- quickly as they are com- residents to other parts been most notable on resi- other cities, lifting values in Marr, senior economist at day by Joint Venture Sili- ing in. Between July 2015 of California and the dents between the ages of their new regions. ed , 3½ t, Unit 408 kitchen. Central baths. Nore master air conditionin LYNN $369,000 suite. g. Comple Directions: Hunte Front to back tely renovated Western family room living room. 3 bedro Colonial on to Cooper to Heaths CourtAve 781-599-1 . Sliders to oms, 2 full quiet cul-de-s 3 Manson lawn. Make dreamsLooking come true.large deck to buy a house?Beau Checktiful outbaths. ( Eourxtra- Openac. House listingsPeaceful every Friday and SaturdayLYNN in our Classi ed Ssection.t. . front-to-back large jacuzzi.) water vie dining area open-conce bedrooms ws from living .Granite and pt living and . Beautifully room and central air. stainless stee bedroom updated both $235,000 Wrap around l kitchen.Coo unit with and spacious Directions: LYNN yard and pa deck. Entert l building loads of 2 Western Ave. t rking. Loaded ainment-sized . Central air closets. Elevator o Victory Rd with extras. line to Boston conditioning 6 room . to Bulfinch . 2 deeded . Laundrry. Bus , 3 bedroom $359,90 and see why parking spaces features , 2½ bath this Rivers Edge . Stop by designer Colonial condo is counters, kitchen with the perfect stainless steel granite breakfast ba appliances OPEN HOUSE LISTINGS Beautiful r. Large deck , and master for entertaining! garag suite with e. Nice corner lot jacuzzi. 2-car To place an open house listing, contact Cassie Vitali at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 or email at [email protected]. Salem line. Bridgett Ki A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- on Thursday. Medford man sentenced larly arrests, reflect police records. A report of vandalism of a In the event of a perceived inac- motor vehicle at 3 Alice Ave. curacy, it is the sole responsibility at 1:35 p.m. on Thursday; at 8 Lafayette Park at 6:57 p.m. of the concerned party to contact for oxycodone trafficking on Thursday. the relevant police department and have the department issue a no- MARBLEHEAD ITEM STAFF REPORT vestigators were able to going on vacation and Eight of the nine de- tice of correction to the Daily Item. make controlled purchas- asked that she distribute fendants have been sen- BOSTON — A Med- es of oxycodone from Ro- Oxycodone pills for him tenced. Romano was Corrections or clarifications will not ford man was sentenced Complaints mano and his associates. while he was away. Ro- sentenced to four years be made without express notice of Thursday in federal court Paul Williams, along with mano explained that Ash- in prison; Panarese was A report of suspicious ac- for distributing oxycodone change from the arresting police co-defendants Anthony ley Turner would need to sentenced to 46 months tivity on Washington Street at on the North Shore. department. Panarese and Jarod Pres- get the pills to distribute in prison; Vaughn was 7:12 p.m. on Thursday. Caller Paul Williams, 54, was reported a woman pounding sentenced by U.S. Se- terone, supplied Romano from Williams, according sentenced to two years in LYNN on her door looking for a so- nior District Court Judge with oxycodone. to the U.S. Attorney’s of- prison; Marcelle Milbury cial security check and a cat. George A. O’Toole Jr. to On roughly a weekly fice. Turner agreed to the was sentenced to one year Arrests Police responded and settled three years in prison and basis, Romano reported- arrangement and distrib- in prison; David Turner the matter. three years of probation. ly contacted each of the uted pills on Romano’s be- Sr. was sentenced to five Andrea Fontaine, 55, of suppliers separately to ar- half. Turner’s father, Da- years of probation; Ashley 716 East Third St., South In March 2017, Williams PEABODY pleaded guilty to one range meetings to obtain vid Turner Sr., served as a Turner, who graduated Boston, was arrested and pills for redistribution. liaison and obtained pills from the Court-sponsored charged with a marked lanes count of conspiracy to pos- Arrests sess with intent to distrib- Co-defendant Eric Vaughn from Williams for Ashley RISE program, was sen- violation and operating under assisted Panarese in dis- Turner to distribute. tenced to four years of pro- the influence at 12:53 a.m. ute and to distribute oxy- Ryan C. Barrington, 29, of codone. tributing Oxycodone pills. During an August 2017 bation with a six-month on Friday. 12 Ramsdell Place, Lynn, was Through the conspiracy, search of William’s home, curfew; and Sans Milbury, Brian Krische, 20, of 23 In March 2014, inves- arrested and charged with Romano distributed more agents seized 400 30 mg. who also graduated from Harwood St., Lynn, was ar- tigators began tracking possession of class B drugs than 5,000 30 mg. Oxyco- Oxycodone pills and ap- the Court-sponsored RISE rested and charged with the activities of Joseph on Krochmal Road at 10:07 done pills, according to the proximately $23,350. In program, was sentenced to failure to wear a seatbelt Romano and eight co-de- p.m. on Thursday. U.S. Attorney’s office. total, Williams was held three years of probation. and trafficking class B drugs fendants, according to Nicholas S. Fortin, 29, the U.S Attorney’s office. In May 2015, Romano accountable for the distri- Co-defendant Presterone and a warrant for leaving the of 18 Krochmal Drive, was scene of property damage at Through surveillance and told co-defendant Ash- bution of 1,678 Oxycodone has pleaded guilty and is arrested and charged with a cooperating source, in- ley Turner that he was 30 mg. pills. awaiting sentencing. 6:47 p.m. on Thursday. possession of class B and E Senaida Rodriguez, of 12 drugs on Krochmal Road at Henry Ave., was arrested on 10:07 p.m. on Thursday. multiple warrant charges in- Michigan State plans to fire cluding assault and battery Accidents with a dangerous weapon, disorderly conduct, and de- A report of a motor vehicle struction of property at 1:33 accident at 10 Centennial official over Nassar scandal a.m. on Friday. Drive at 3:01 p.m. on Thurs- Gabriel Smith, 28, of 45 day; at 242 Andover St. at Marianna St., Lynn, was ar- 12:51 p.m. on Friday; at 23 By David Eggert rested and charged with Central St. at 1:42 p.m. on ASSOCIATED PRESS trespassing at 3:17 p.m. on Friday. LANSING, Mich. — Thursday. A report of a hit-and-run Michigan State Universi- motor vehicle accident at 18 ty said Friday it plans to Accidents Kenwood Road at 3:20 p.m. fire a high-ranking admin- istrator who told police he A report of a motor vehicle Breaking and Entering accident at 495 Walnut St. never followed up after or- at 3:37 p.m. on Thursday; at A report of breaking and dering sports doctor Lar- Broadway and Hudson Street entering of a motor at 247 ry Nassar to have a third at 5:53 p.m. on Thursday; at Lynnfield St. at 11:27 a.m. person present during cer- tain treatments. Broadway and Parkland Ave- on Friday; on Foster Street at It is the first major per- nue at 7:27 a.m. on Friday; 2:36 p.m. on Friday. at 5 Ingall St. at 7:58 a.m. on sonnel action announced Friday; at Boston and North Complaints by interim President John Federal streets at 8:15 a.m. Engler, who was hired af- on Friday; at Tracy and West- A report of a disturbance at ter Lou Anna Simon re- ern avenues at 9:35 a.m. on 162 Washington St. at 3:10 signed under a storm of Friday; at Essex and Jackson p.m. on Thursday. criticism about the univer- streets at 10:31 a.m. on Fri- sity’s handling of Nassar, day; at 88 Union St. at 10:53 Theft who is serving decades in a.m. on Friday. prison for molesting girls A report of shoplifting at and women and for pos- A report of a hit-and-run PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS motor vehicle accident at 3 Sears at 210 Andover St. at sessing child pornogra- Lynnfield St. at 1:50 a.m. on 5:20 p.m. on Thursday. phy. The scandal has led Defense attorney Matthew Newberg, left, signs court documents after Friday. A report of a stolen motor to numerous people being Judge Janice Cunningham sentenced Larry Nassar, right, at Eaton A report of a motor vehicle vehicle at 39 Garden Road at forced out of their jobs. County Circuit Court in Charlotte, Mich. accident with injury at Broad- 7:43 p.m. on Thursday. Dr. William Strampel A report of larceny at 16 was dean of the College way and Parkland Avenue at County St. at 8:53 a.m. on of Osteopathic Medicine, sitions, particularly in a an appropriate manner.” complaints about Nassar, 6:17 a.m. on Friday. Friday. which includes the sports position that involves stu- Engler said he is confi- recently asked the school dent and patient safety,” dent that a faculty pan- for Strampel’s computer, Breaking and Entering medicine clinic, until he Vandalism announced a leave of ab- Engler, a former Michigan el will find there is good cellphone and work calen- governor, said in a state- cause to revoke Stram- dars. A report of breaking and sence for medical reasons A report of vandalism on ment. pel’s tenure. Strampel also In 2014, Strampel or- entering at 23 Ridgeway St. at in December. He still has Englewood Road at 3:18 p.m. “Further, allegations is being sued by many of 2:49 p.m. on Thursday. tenure, however, which dered Nassar to have an- on Thursday. protects his employment have arisen that question Nassar’s victims, but the other medical staffer in Complaints as a Michigan State facul- whether his personal con- university will not cover the room when providing SAUGUS ty member. duct over a long period his legal expenses. treatment to “anything A report of a disturbance at Engler said he will ask of time met MSU’s stan- Strampel’s lawyer, Ste- close to a sensitive area.” 61 Franklin St. at 6:37 p.m. on Accidents a faculty committee to re- dards,” Engler said. “We ven Stapleton, declined to He also said any skin-to- Thursday; at 111 Washington voke Strampel’s status. are sending an unmistak- comment on Engler’s an- skin contact needed to be St. at 10:16 p.m. on Thursday; A report of a motor vehicle “William Strampel did able message today that nouncement. explained in detail. at 54 Elm St. at 10:53 p.m. accident at 1481 Broadway not act with the level of we will remove employees The Michigan attorney “I am happy to have on Thursday; at Chestnut and at 7:31 p.m. on Wednesday; professionalism we ex- who do not treat students, general’s office, which is you back in full practice,” Union streets at 11:02 p.m. on Main Street at 12:18 pect from individuals who faculty, staff, or anyone investigating how Mich- Strampel told Nassar in on Thursday; at 42 Murray p.m. on Wednesday; at 1449 hold senior leadership po- else in our community in igan State responded to an email. St. at 3:19 a.m. on Friday; at Broadway at 9:38 p.m. on 360 Western Ave. at 9:49 a.m. Thursday; at Riverbank Road on Friday; at 43 Barrett St. at and Hamilton Street at 2:15 Man sentenced in connection with $20M found in box spring a.m. on Thursday; at 1481 10:34 a.m. on Friday. BOSTON (AP) — A Bra- com company that pros- ly $1.8 billion. U.S. to retrieve some of Broadway at 9:38 a.m. on A report of trespassing at zilian man arrested in ecutors say was actually that money, prosecutors Thursday. TelexFree filed for bank- Santander Bank at 35 Market connection with the dis- a billion-dollar pyramid ruptcy in 2014, its assets said, so it could be trans- Square at 2:08 a.m. on Fri- Complaints covery of about $20 mil- scheme. were frozen, and its two ferred to Brazil after being day; at 35 Market Square at lion cash hidden inside a Marlborough, Massa- principals were indicted laundered through Hong 4:36 a.m. on Friday; at 501 A report of a dispute over box spring in a Massachu- chusetts-based TelexFree on federal charges of wire Kong. Washington St. at 6:17 a.m. stolen laundry at 36 Essex setts apartment was sen- had few actual customers fraud and conspiracy. According to court doc- on Friday; at Eastern Bank St. at 8:56 p.m. on Thursday. tenced Thursday to nearly and made most of its rev- One of them, former chief uments, Rocha, acting as at 112 Market St. at 6:26 Caller reported two women three years in prison, fed- enue from people buying executive James Merrill, a courier for Wanzeler’s a.m. on Friday; at 145 North she did not recognize outside eral prosecutors said. into the company with was sentenced last March nephew, flew from Bra- Common St. at 7:45 a.m. on of her door knocking and yell- Cleber Rene Rizerio Ro- a promise of payouts for to six years in prison. zil to New York City and Friday. ing. Police determined this cha, 28, had pleaded guilty posting online ads. They The other, co-founder met a cooperating wit- Overdose was a dispute over possible in October to money laun- were paid with money Carlos Wanzeler, fled to ness at a restaurant in stolen laundry but found no dering charges. from new recruits, often his native Brazil where Hudson, Massachusetts, A report of an overdose on evidence of criminal activity. The money was found in friends and family of ear- he remains a fugitive. But where Rocha handed over Tudor Street at 8:48 a.m. on Westborough in January lier investors. in his haste to flee, he left a suitcase containing $2.2 Friday. Theft 2017 during an investiga- Authorities have said a millions of dollars hidden, million intending that the tion into TelexFree Inc., million people worldwide prosecutors said. cooperating witness help A report of larceny at LA a defunct internet tele- were swindled out of near- Rocha was sent to the move it out of the U.S. Theft Fitness at 1450 Broadway at A report of shoplifting at 6:01 p.m. on Thursday. Walgreens at 841 Western MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Ave. at 9:55 p.m. on Thursday. SWAMPSCOTT and a household member. Authorities say Milford a Massachusetts restau- A report of larceny at 295 Man identified in Reading police-involved shooting The office says when resident Miguel Medina rant has been placed on Lynnway at 9:13 a.m. on Fri- Complaints police arrived, the man threw one kitten into a probation for three years day. A report of suspicious ac- READING (AP) — Au- fled. A Reading officer wall and burned another and ordered to repay the found him and fired shots, in a fire pit, prompting his money. Vandalism tivity at 1 Burke Drive at 3:06 thorities have identified p.m. on Thursday; at 525 Par- the man who was shot wounding Greenough, arrest last year. A witness The Republican newspa- A report of vandalism at 1 adise Road at 4:22 p.m. on and killed by police in who later died at Lahey told police Medina talked per reports that 36-year- Fosdick Terrace at 11:25 a.m. Thursday. Reading earlier this Hospital. about killing kittens “for old Shiva Antmann paid month. Officers had responded fun” when he was bored. $5,000 in restitution on The Middlesex District to the same house the The Telegram & Gazette Thursday and must pay Attorney announced Fri- day before for a reported reports the 22-year-old the rest by the end of her day the man was 43-year- altercation involving the Medina was convicted of probation. If she does so, Lynn Drug Task Force old Alan Greenough of same man, who fled when killing or maiming an an- her case can be dismissed Reading. No new details police arrived. imal and animal cruelty. without a conviction. Hotline of the case were revealed He will receive credit for Antmann was charged and the matter remains Man who killed kittens ‘for the 100 days he already with stealing from Jakes under investigation. fun’ gets 1-year jail sentence has spent in jail. in Northampton from 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY The district attorney’s 2013 to 2017. Police say or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) office said last week that MILFORD (AP) — A Waitress gets probation for she used the computer- Reading Police responded Massachusetts man stealing from restaurant ized bookkeeping system Spanish menu available to a residence on Main accused of killing kittens to edit customer orders All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Street on Feb. 3 for a re- because he was bored has NORTHAMPTON (AP) that were paid in cash Callers may remain anonymous. port of an alleged assault been sentenced to a year — A waitress who stole and pocketed some of the involving the Greenough in jail. more than $15,000 from money herself. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Flu season still getting worse; now as bad as 2009 swine flu

By Mike Stobbe peaks around February. and fluid in her lungs. Marchetti said. ASSOCIATED PRESS This season started ear- She said she hadn’t been So far, it has not been a ly and was widespread in this sick from the flu remarkably bad year for NEW YORK — The flu many states by December. since the 1960s, when she flu deaths. Flu and flu-re- has further tightened its Early last month, it hit was a young mother who lated pneumonia deaths grip on the U.S. This sea- what seemed like peak couldn’t get out of bed to have lagged a little behind son is now as bad as the levels — but then contin- go to the crib of her crying some recent bad seasons. swine flu epidemic nine ued to surge. baby. The CDC counts flu deaths years ago. The season has been “It was like ‘Wham!’ It in children and there have A government report out driven by a nasty type of was bad. It was awful,” she been 63 so far. They have Friday shows 1 of every flu that tends to put more said of the illness that hit gone as high as about 13 visits to the doctor last people in the hospital and her on Christmas Day. 170 in a season. Overall, week was for fever, cough cause more deaths than Heather Jossi, a 40-year- there are estimated to be and other symptoms of other more common flu old Denver police officer as many as 56,000 deaths the flu. That ties the high- bugs. Still, its long-lasting and avid runner, said her linked to the flu during a est level seen in the U.S. intensity has surprised ex- illness last month was bad year. during swine flu in 2009. perts, who are still sorting the worst flu she’s experi- But reports of deaths — And it surpasses every out why it’s been so bad. enced. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS some in otherwise healthy winter flu season since One possibility is that the “I don’t remember aches children and young adults 2003, when the govern- vaccine is doing an unusu- this bad. Not for four Henry Beverly, 73, battles the flu while tended — have caused growing ment changed the way it ally poor job; U.S. data on days,” said Jossi. “It took to by nurse Kathleen Burks at Upson Regional fear and concern, health measures flu. effectiveness is expected me out.” Medical Center in Thomaston, Ga., Friday. officials acknowledge. “I wish that there were next week. Albertson said she got a On Friday, Delisah Rev- better news this week, but Some doctors say this flu shot, Jossi did not. “It’s beginning to feel department visits are pa- ell brought her 10-month- almost everything we’re is the worst flu season Last week, 43 states had like a marathon,” said tients with flu, and the old daughter to the Upson looking at is bad news,” they’ve seen in decades. high patient traffic for the Dr. Anthony Marchetti, hospital has added nurs- Regional emergency room. said Dr. Anne Schuchat, Some patients are saying flu, up from 42, the CDC emergency department ing staff and placed beds “I heard how bad it is and acting director of the Cen- that, too. reported. Flu remained medical director at Upson in halls to accommodate I didn’t want to take any ters for Disease Control Veda Albertson, a widespread in every state Regional Medical Center, the increase, he said. chances,” said Revell, who and Prevention. 70-year-old retiree in except Hawaii and Oregon a 115-bed hospital in ru- “It just means we have drove 30 minutes to get to Flu season usually takes Tampa, was sick for three and hospitalizations con- ral Georgia. A quarter of to keep on keeping on. the hospital in Thomas- off in late December and weeks with high fever tinued to climb. the hospital’s emergency We’re getting used to it,” ton. Sick of being sick

SICK firmed flu cases has al- From A1 ready exceeded last year’s total, Lambl said. Schools and said kids, Flu symptoms can in- patients with preexisting clude a runny nose and conditions and older peo- fever, which can be simi- ple are those most at risk. lar to a common cold. But “We’re really trying to people with the flu will push the flu vaccine on generally have a fever children and others at over 100 degrees and body risk, it’s very important,” aches, according to Lambl. she said. With long emergency The center is dealing room waits, Lambl urged with a shortage of influ- people who are generally enza test kits and saving healthy and suffering from ones available for patients symptoms to stay home most at risk of having dif- and combat the flu by get- ficulty dealing with the ting some rest and staying flu, according to Sands. hydrated. She says people What they have in with chronic secondary ill- abundance are flu vaccine nesses, including diabetes, shots available for anyone kidney disease, and heart 18 and under. Others are conditions should go to the encouraged to come in emergency room. and sign up for insurance “Fortunately, we have if needed. been able to keep up with ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK This year’s flu season is the load and have plenty as bad as the Swine Flu Slay N’ Glam is offering bouquets but instead of the traditional flowers, purchasers will find can- of medicine and antibiot- epidemic nines years ago, dy and beauty supplies for Valentine’s Day. ics,” she says. and 1 in 13 visits to doc- How to deal tors this past week were for flu-like symptoms, ac- with the flu These businesses love Valentine’s Day cording to an Associated Lambl has four tips for Press report. This season’s combating the spread of the flu. Day as a business. Shop $100. The makeup connois- “Our special will be intensity has surprised VALENTINE’S DAY First is hand hygiene, owners Genesis Grullon seurs are also offering $50 stuffed veal chop, with ti- experts, who believe it’s From A1 which includes cleaning and Katherine Peguero bookings for ladies looking ramisu and red velvet can- being driven by a type of hands often with an alco- Ali D’Orsi have spent Val- started their preparations to get their makeup done nolis for dessert, said Des- flu virus that results in hol-based hand sanitizer entine’s Day for the past more people being hospi- in late January. for the big day. imone. “On Valentine’s Day, like Purell. two decades spreading talized and more deaths. “With the makeup bou- “Guys are loving it be- usually when it falls in the Second and third are love in the form of heart- quets, we’ve been having cause they’re like, wow, middle of the week, it’s all Sands encourages any- one suffering from second- what she calls good shaped cookies, cakes, and to get ready for them and, this is so easy for me, I the younger kids and peo- cough manners and sick cheesecakes. since they’re by order, we don’t need to do anything, a ple who are dating and still ary infection along with influenza to visit the emer- etiquette. This includes “It’s always busy, brings require every customer to makeup bouquet is the ul- in love, then the older mar- gency room right away. coughing into your sleeve in a nice crowd, so we have order it with a 50 percent timate gift,” said Grullon. ried couples usually come North Shore Medical and staying home when stuff out as early as the deposit down, depending La Vita Mia in Saugus, on Saturday night. We love Center Doctor Barbara you feel sick so you don’t week before, and it will be on the bouquet they want which has been around to hate it, but it is fun.” Lambl says that their spread the virus. busy all throughout next to do,” said Grullon. for 20 years, is more than Whether you are a fan of local hospitals are also Lastly, she recommends week,” said the D’Orsi heir- There are three different ready to chef it up for one of Valentine’s Day or not, the working to combat the that people still get the flu ess. “We have long-stem sizes of bouquets, all filled the busiest days of the year. boom in profit that small surge of flu patients. shot even if it may have rose cakes, chocolate-cov- with makeup necessities, The family-owned restau- businesses gain just might “It started sometime been less effective this flu ered strawberries as our handpicked Valentine’s Day rant on Hamilton Street be enough to boost the around early December season. She says the vac- most popular items.” cards, and elegant choco- has been doing it for so economy. Either way, it’s and has gathered strength cine is better than noth- Slay N’ Glam, Lynn’s lates. The prices depend on long, it’s nothing but a Sat- hard to say no to dinner like a storm through Jan- ing and can make symp- newest makeup boutique the bouquet size with the urday night rush to them specials and delicious as- uary and into this month,” toms much more mild, on Market Street, is cele- smallest being $50, then at this point, according to sortments of baked goods she said. which means less time brating its first Valentine’s $75, and the largest being owner Danny Desimone. and chocolate. The number of con- feeling sick. Blue Canoe cafe floats into Marblehead Q & A forum set for school parents in Swampscott MARBLEHEAD From A1 SWAMPSCOTT years, which led to feel- From A1 ings of unhappiness and even though the cup of joe loneliness. Now, Daniels will stay the same. Ma- that the transition may said they feel calm, peace- honey said she plans to not be easy for everyone ful and happy and more buy her coffee beans from to understand. effective at their job than Atomic Coffee Roasters. Daniels, 52, said they ever. Flavored coffee will have struggled with gen- come from Malden-based der identity since elemen- Gayla Cawley can be New England Coffee. tary school, and did their reached at gcawley@item- Blue awnings welcome best to suppress those live.com. Follow her on customers into the shop, feelings for more than 40 Twitter @GaylaCawley. lined with exposed brick and blue accents. Food will be prepared behind a large counter, where customers Selling a house? can see the organic fruit enter the blender and the Buying a house? freshly baked bagels pop out of the toaster. Find out what properties Mahoney inherited her love for baking from her recently sold in your area. “YiaYia,” Etta, and likes to think outside the box ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Check out with her recipes. She en- joys making muffins the Stephanie Mahoney, owner of the Blue Canoe cafe in Marblehead, is the Real Estate page most, and prefers a vanil- closing in on an opening day as renovations continue. in Saturday’s paper. la muffin with chocolate chips in it. She also crafts At one time, she was run- of the North Shore,” she munity being strong and a peanut butter and jelly ning up to three shops said. steadfast yet light and pastry and adds berries to simultaneously. Three She plans to host fund- friendly. The canoe plays her corn muffins. decades later, she’s made raisers to benefit a local off the town’s nautical life- “I love to make things style. a little different, but deli- Marblehead her home and animal shelter, and start a cious,” she said. she wants her store to be running club. Bridget Turcotte can be Mahoney opened her part of the fabric of the The name of the busi- reached at bturcotte@item- first cafe, the Kitchen community. ness was crafted to be a live.com. Follow her on Witch, in Salem in 1988. “I want to be the Cheers representation of the com- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A8 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS New Bollywood lm tackles taboo of menstrual hygiene

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By Steve Krause ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — English boys basketball coach Antonio Anderson was brutally blunt Friday night after the Bulldogs got bounced out of their own gym by Everett, 72-45. “We were punked,” he said. “There’s no other way to put it. We were punked.” Each time he was asked to elaborate, he elaborated. But not to sugar coat anything. His elaboration was strictly for emphasis. “We were punched in the mouth,” he said. “We were bullied. And we couldn’t ght back.” His last say on the matter was just as frank. “They’re a good team,” he said. “But you have to be tough to beat a team like Everett. And we weren’t tough tonight.” Everett, 15-1 (15-0 in the Northeastern Conference ITEM FILE PHOTO to English’s 14-1), got stellar games from Ghared Lynn Tech’s Amari Gaston had eight points and two rebounds in a loss to Mystic Valley on Friday Boyce (26 points) and Isaiah Likely (16). For English, night. Alonzo Linton nished with 18 and Javonte Edwards 11. But the name of the game was defense. “I thought we were the best we’ve been all year on defense,” said Everett’s John DiBiaso. “English is a Mistakes spell doom for Lynn Tech good team, and this is a tough place to play. “We didn’t want to take any gambles tonight,” said DiBiaso. “We just wanted to play good, solid defense.” By Mike Alongi tonight.” a 6-0 run to regain control. Behind Everett didn’t get fancy. The Crimson Tide played a ITEM STAFF Belmin Berilo led the way for some solid play from Ben Soto (19 man-to-man defense from stem to stern, packing it in Tech, putting up 22 points and ve points, 10 rebounds) the Eagles were LYNN — The Lynn Tech boys bas- rebounds. Rob Wallace had a huge able to take a 36-33 lead into the half. down low and daring English to beat them from the ketball team kept it close for much of double-double with 18 points and 21 Berilo and Wallace really started outside. The ‘Dogs couldn’t. the game, but in the end the Tigers Meanwhile, Boyce — especially in the rst half — rebounds, while Buba Ceesay added to come alive in the third quarter, made too many mistakes and fell but it almost wasn’t having any ef- was everywhere. to Mystic Valley, 65-61, at home on eight points and six rebounds. Ama- “He makes everyone around him better,” said DiB- ri Gaston also had eight points to go fect on the score because the Tigers Friday evening. Turnovers did the got caught turning the ball over too iaso. “He distributes the ball, plays defense … every- Tigers in on the evening, and their along with two rebounds. thing.” Things got off to a slow offensive many times. On a number of plays, offensive production was hindered in a Tech player would pull down a re- Same with Likely, who was just as valuable on the part because one of Tech’s best play- start for both teams, but the pace be- football eld last fall as he is on the court, said DiB- gan to increase as the quarter drew bound and dribble a few steps, but ers, Tre Baldwin, was not on the  oor then get the ball stolen or a bad pass iaso, who coached the Crimson Tide to the Division 1 for the game. to a close. Tyler Story (16 points) state title in last December’s Super Bowl. scored eight points in the rst to help would lead to a loss of possession. “In all honesty, I think this was one Behind these mistakes, Mystic Val- “I’ll tell you one thing,” said DiBiaso with a big smile of our worst games we’ve played this push the Eagles to a three-point lead ley was able to stretch its lead out on is face. “That coach over there (in Everett) was one year,” said Tech coach Stevie Patrick. at the end of one, 18-15. to nine points by the end of the third darn lucky guy to have him for two sports.” “We committed way too many turn- Tech came right back to tie the quarter, 52-43. Everett started creating separation as early as the overs, we had guys not playing, and score at 21-21 early in the second, rst quarter, after which the Crimson Tide led by we just couldn’t get it done out there but Mystic Valley quickly went on TECH, B2 nine (20-11). It didn’t help English’s cause that the Bulldogs, at one point, were only 2-of-8 from the free throw line while Everett couldn’t miss. Especially hot from the stripe was Boyce, who was 8-for-8 in the rst half. Saugus girls now one win from tournament “But I’m not going to say free throws beat us,” said Anderson. “We just didn’t come ready to play, and GIRLS BASKETBALL ROUNDUP they did.” By halftime, Everett had stretched its lead to 13 By Harold Rivera (36-23), and by the middle of the third quarter the ITEM STAFF Tide had stretched it 19 (54-35). Behind a career-night from Molly Granara, the Saugus girls English could get nothing going. Even switching basketball team inched one step closer to a state tournament from zone to man-to-man, in an effort to slow Everett down and cool off the Crimson Tide, did not work. Ev- berth with a 48-46 win over Swampscott on Friday. The win puts erett was too quick with the ball. And during the lat- Saugus at 9-7, one win away from clinching a spot in states. ter stages of the game, when English tried a press to Granara scored a career-high 16 points. create turnovers, Everett just passed it way around it. “I thought Molly was terri c at getting to the free throw line,” There will be no rest for the Bulldogs next week ei- Saugus coach Mark Schruender said. “She attempted seven free ther. They will be at Classical Tuesday, where they’ll throws. It seemed that every time we needed a basket from her, face a Rams team smarting from a 2-point loss to she came through. Molly never complains. She’s a kid that works Marblehead tonight and then travel to Medford next hard every day.” Friday. Alessia Salzillo tallied 13 points, Taylor Bogdanski scored 10 “Everett beat us,” said Anderson. “Now we have to points and Shaylin Groark added ve points. move on and get ready for Tuesday. We can’t be wor- “It’s always a big win when we beat Swampscott,” Schruender ried about the tournament yet. We still have games said. “We always seem to have one-possession games and it’s al- left.” ways competitive. Tonight was no different. They’re as tough as we thought they were going to be.” The Sachems visit Triton Monday night (6:30). Classical 49, Marblehead 28 Seniors Paris Wilkey and Irianis Delgado each scored 15 points. The Rams celebrated their senior night on Friday and all seven seniors on their roster saw playing time and made contributions. Classical (17-1) visits English Tuesday night (7). For Marblehead, Hannah Garthe led the way with 10 points. ITEM FILE PHOTO Brigette Gable added six points, while Emily Clough had 12 re- bounds. The Magicians will travel to Swampscott Monday night. Molly Granara had a career-high 16 points in a Saugus win on Friday. BASKETBALL, B2 Fenwick girls hockey lights the lamp eight times

clinch a postseason berth, with ves SCHOOL ROUNDUP games remaining. They host St. Jo- By Harold Rivera seph’s Sunday morning (9). ITEM STAFF “Every game’s important,” Ander- son said. “We need to beat St. Jo- The Bishop Fenwick girls hock- seph’s on Sunday and then we have ey team earned its sixth win of the four tough games to nish out.” season with an 8-3 victory at Shaw- BOYS HOCKEY sheen on Friday afternoon. Fenwick, West eld 4, Marblehead 1 6-7-2, featured ve different goal The long trip out to West eld didn’t scorers in the win. end well for Marblehead as the Ma- Gabby Davern scored two goals gicians gave up an early lead. After with two assists, Lexi McNeil scored Zach Titus netted a goal early in the twice and dished one assist, Amanda rst, the Magicians were outscored Blanchette scored once and distrib- 4-0 over the course of the second and uted two assists and Jill Matucci third periods to drop the game. scored one goal. Brenna Satter eld Marblehead (1-12-4) will host Pea- scored two goals, her rst career var- body on Monday at Rockett Arena in sity goals. Salem. “Our rst line was outstanding in BOYS BASKETBALL the rst period,” Fenwick coach Doug Marblehead 41, Classical 39 Anderson said. “I got to play all the Marblehead led 27-13 at halftime girls, 21 of them participated. I didn’t before the Rams clawed back in with play the rst group for the last half a second half surge. Classical had a of the game. It was a good win. We’re ITEM FILE PHOTO look at the game-winner at the buzz- ITEM FILE PHOTO happy with it and we’re moving on.” er but the shot fell off the mark and English guard Alonzo Linton led the Bull- Goalies Cailyn Wesley and Daphne Bishop Fenwick forward the Magicians held on. Derek Marino dogs with 18 points in a loss to Everett at Jalbert split time in net. Amanda Blanchette had one home on Friday night. The Crusaders need six points to SCHOOL, B2 goal and two assists on Friday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 Speed, tricks and big air: What to watch for in Pyeongchang PYEONGCHANG, South round robin, which started before a.m. Korea (AP) — After a night of the opening ceremony, continues To the uninitiated, short track pomp and politics, Olympic ath- Saturday. US sibling team Becca may look like ice-bound roller letes are getting down to what and Matt Hamilton have been derby, but the high speeds and it is all about: competition! Day struggling in early competition. quick turns require agility, skill 1 features medal events in short They lost on Friday in a 9-1 rout and no small amount of fearless- track speed skating, snowboard- to a young Korean team and 9-4 ness. The ladies will also start ing and biathlon: to the Swiss, who stunned with competition with heats in the Here are some key things to a rare perfect score. The Canadi- 3,000m relay. Heats start at 6:52 watch. All times Eastern: ans are generally considered the a.m. Women’s Ice hockey favorites in the strategic sport. South Korea is a favorite in Not all politics will be left at the Watch as the teams vie to put both events, guaranteeing a big, opening ceremony. While medals their stones as close as possi- enthusiastic crowd in the stands. will be awarded in a number of ble to the center and block your Snowboarding disciplines, one of the biggest tick- opponent from doing the same. Slopestyle snowboarding made et events is a preliminary round Competition starts at 6:00 a.m. its debut just four years ago at of women’s ice hockey (7:10 a.m.). Short track speed skating Sochi. A combination of rail rid- The combined Korean team will Short track speed skating will ing, jumps and tricks, it offers make its debut against Switzer- feature men’s 1,500m semis and a nice sampling of what snow- land. Watch to see how many finals featuring three-time US boarding can be. Judging is high- North Korean players take the Olympic medalist J.R. Celski. ly subjective, with nine judges ice because the team was created Despite recent injuries, he won watching for different elements a few weeks ago. Also, will North bronze in this event at the world including “impression.” New US Korean leader Kim Jong-Un’s cup in Seoul. He is the only veter- Olympians Chris Corning, Red PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sister attend? Will the North Ko- an Olympian skating for the U.S. Gerard and Kyle Mack join vet- rean cheerleading team? men’s short track team. Heats eran Ryan Stassel in contention. Sebastien Toutant, of Canada, jumps during the men’s slope- Curling start at 5:25 a.m., semifinals at Keep an eye out for Norway’s style qualifying at Phoenix Snow Park at the 2018 Winter The mixed doubles curling 6:32 a.m. and the finals at 7:22 Marcus Kleveland. Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, on Friday. American fans calm at Olympics PYEONGCHANG, South Korea, calm and South Korea (AP) — A excited for the games, 15-year-old American but with stories of family girl looked at her parents and friends so frightened across the dinner table by the ratcheting tension two weeks before they between the United were scheduled to get on States and North Korea a plane for South Korea they had warned them to to fulfill her years-long stay at home. dream of seeing the They reported family Olympics. She wanted members crying and them to know she was friends pledging to pray happy they were going, they don’t get bombed. she told them, even as One mother told her she worried they might daughter she would kid- not make it home. nap her to keep her off “She was nervous about the plane. it,” recalled her mother, Their stories demon- Lisa Jansen of Blooming- strate the fear the North ton, Minn. “She had a lot Korean regime inspires of friends asking, ‘Are in the American mind, you going to come back? even as South Koreans Will we ever see you who live within miles of again?’” the contentious border Their family is among every day greet the prov- American tourists arriv- ocations and threats of ing in Pyeongchang, nuclear war with shrugs. Turnovers, other mistakes hinder ITEM FILE PHOTO Joey Abate-Walsh, left, led St. Mary’s with 15 points, 11 rebounds and five blocks in a win over Lowell Catholic on Friday night. Tech boys basketball TECH rick. “It’s just that some- From B1 times, that fight comes St. Mary’s boys win again, take on St. John’s next a little too late for us to But still, as has been SCHOOL grabbed seven rebounds. Jack Bow- Beverly 67, Peabody 60 really do anything with their method of operation it. That’s what happened ers 12 points and grabbed eight re- Despite 14 points and six rebounds From B1 all year long, the Tigers tonight.” bounds. Fenwick (3-13) visits George- from Jake Irvine, the Tanners couldn’t continued to fight. After With just three games scored 17 points and six rebounds town Tuesday night (6:30). get over the hump in a Northeastern getting down by as many remaining, Patrick wants and Dan Doherty added eight points. Lynnfield 63, Triton 49 Conference showdown in Beverly on as 14 points, Tech was able his team to get some mo- The Magicians were led on defense The Pioneers (14-3) clinched the Friday night. Joe O’Neill added 13 to roar back over the final mentum going into the by Seamus Keaney, Chris Gally and Cape Ann League Kinney Division points in the loss, while Jake Gustin three minutes of the game. upcoming state tourna- Billy Ackerman. title with a big road win. Lynnfield played a great all-around game. Wallace went off for eight ment. “Classical beat us at the buzzer last led by just five, 43-38 going into the Peabody (10-7) plays on the road in points and 10 rebounds “I just want us to get year,” Magicians coach Mike Giar- final quarter, but outscored the Vi- Gloucester on Tuesday night. in the final quarter alone, some consistency going di said. “They had a chance to win kings 20-11 to seal the win. The Pio- Saugus 67, Swampscott 65 and Berillo hit a couple into the end of the year, the game at the end there. We were neers, who hit eight 3-pointers, were Joe Lusso scored 10 of his 19 points of clutch three-pointers because all these mistakes fortunate because they were feeling led by their three senior captains in the fourth quarter, Mike Mabee hit to cut the deficit all the aren’t going to cut it come pretty good at the end of that game.” — Billy Arseneault (19 points), Zach a go-ahead three-pointer with just 22 way down to four points tournament time,” Patrick The Magicians (11-6) host Malden Shone (13 points) and Dan Jameson seconds remaining and Vinny Cirame with 15 seconds remain- said. “We have stretches Tuesday (7). (12 points). Senior Jay Ndansi hit iced the game with two free throws as ing. But then, in a stretch where we play really well, Classical’s Dyrrell Rucker and Ed- three threes and also finished in dou- the Sachems earned a win at home where the Tigers had to be but then we get killed by win Solis each scored 13 points. The ble figures with 11 points. Friday night. The win was a crucial perfect, they committed a turnovers and mistakes. Rams host English Tuesday (7). St. John’s Prep 89, foul, missed a three and one, as it qualifies Saugus for the state We just have to clean that St. Mary’s 71, Malden Catholic 51 were unable to close the up.” tournament under the Sullivan Rule. Lowell Catholic 43 Behind 19 points from Nate Hobbs, gap any further. Tech has a road game Joey Abate-Walsh led St. Mary’s the Eagles earned another win and Mabee finished the game with 12 “That’s the one thing against Hamilton-Wen- with 15 points, 11 rebounds and five improved to 13-4 on the year. Matt points, while Cirame ended up with that has been consistent ham on Monday in a re- blocks. Jalen Echevarria scored 12 Relihan, Tommy O’Neil and Liam nine points. about this team all year, match of Jan. 25 matchup points and Onias Mirbel added 10 Dunfee each had 14 points in the The Sachems (4-13) play on the road we’ll keep fighting until in which the Tigers fell points off the bench. win, while Jarnel Snow-Guzman in Salem on Tuesday. the very end,” said Pat- 62-56 at home. The Spartans (13-2) host St. John’s added 10 points. The Prep has a big Somerville 73, Salem 62 Prep Monday night (7). non-conference matchup with St. The Witches dropped to below .500 “That’s a big game for us,” Spartans Mary’s at the Conigliaro Gym on with the loss on Friday. Vinny Gaskins coach Dave Brown said. “It’ll be nice Monday. led the way with 18 points for Salem, to see where we stand against one of Malden Catholic was led by Chris while Henny Vlaun and Galvin Gon- the top teams in the state.” MacDonald, who had 14 points. Jack zalez each had 12 points. Nate Lebron Arlington Catholic 65, O’Brien added nine points in the loss. added 11 points and eight rebounds. Bishop Fenwick 54 The Lancers will host Swampscott on Salem (8-9) will host Saugus on Nik Pignone scored 11 points and Sunday. Tuesday. Lynnfield seniors lead the way on Senior Night BASKETBALL and nine rebounds. Megan Nevils it’s a good feeling,” Spartans coach From B1 provided a fourth quarter spark off Jeff Newhall said. “With the league the bench and finished with four we play in and the non-league Lynnfield 48, Triton 43 rebounds, while Caroline Waisnor schedule we have, making the tour- On Senior Night at Lynnfield, the (6 points) had a big steal and free nament isn’t always easy so these seniors came up big to lead the Pio- throw with under 15 seconds to seal kids deserve a ton of credit.” neers (3-12) to their third win. the win. St. Mary’s hosts Nauset this after- “My seniors, Maggie Weaver, Em- St. Mary’s 70, Austin Prep 50 noon (3:45). ory Caswell and MacKenzie O’Neill The Spartans (12-6) qualified for Archbishop Williams 44, played great tonight, especially in the state tournament with the win. Bishop Fenwick 38 the paint so it was a great win for St. Mary’s was led by Gabby Tor- Jennie Meagher nearly had a them,” said Lynnfield coach Jim res (19 points) and Pamela Gonza- double-double in the loss, finishing Perry. “Overall, it was a total team lez (17 points). Christina Nowicki with 11 points, nine rebounds and effort and the key was we were able (9 points), Olivia Matela (8 points) four steals. Sammi Gallant added to finish quarters strong.” and Janisse Avelino (6 points, 7 re- 10 points and two steals, while Fre- Melissa Morelli led all scorers with bounds, 3 blocks) also contributed to di DeGuglielmo added seven points 18 points and added six rebounds, the win. and two steals. ITEM FILE PHOTO while O’Neill finished with 11 “Anytime you can extend your sea- The Crusaders (8-8) will host Car- Tech’s Rob Wallace, left, had a double-double points. Tori Morelli had nine points son and qualify for the tournament dinal Spellman on Monday. with 18 points and 21 rebounds on Friday. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE SATURDAY Girls Hockey Boys Hockey St. Joseph at Fenwick (9a) Gloucester at Danvers (12:30) Track Newburyport at St. John’s Prep (3:30) NEC League Meet (TBA) Lynnfield at Masco (4) Swimming Cohasset at Swampscott (4:30) Sectionals (at M.I.T., 2:30) Winthrop at Fenwick (6) Williams at St. Mary’s (8:30) MONDAY Girls Hockey Boys Hockey Marblehead at Winthrop (1:30) Lynn at Latin Academy (6) Oakmont at Peabody (4) Braintree at Malden Catholic (6) Beverly at Shrewsbury (4) Danvers at Haverhill (7) Arlington Cath. at St. Mary’s (6:30) Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Tech at Hamilton-Wenham (6:30) Nauset at St. Mary’s (3:45) St. John’s Prep at St. Mary’s (7) Swimming Revere at Chelsea (7) Sectionals (at M.I.T., 2:30) Girls Basketball SUNDAY Spellman at Fenwick (5) Boys Basketball Mystic Valley at St. Mary’s (5:30) Swampscott at Malden Catholic (7) Saugus at Triton (6:30)

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Boston had won five of six, the stretch. scored 35 points and helped the In- but struggled from outside most After Boston pulled within 76-72 [email protected] or by umpire exam. diana Pacers recover after blowing of the night and finished 7 for 27 entering the fourth, Indiana clung a 26-point lead to beat the Boston from 3-point range. Indiana also to the lead until Horford's 3-pointer NBA Celtics 97-91 on Friday night. outscored Boston in the paint 42-38 with 4:45 left put Boston up 83-82, Miles Turner scored 19 and the and outrebounded the Celtics 53-38. the first time in the game the Celtics EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division Pacers got 13 points each from Young led the Pacers with 14 re- led. Oladipo answered with a jump- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Bojan Bogdanovic and Thaddeus bounds and Oladipo pulled down 10. er to restore Indiana's lead, then Ir- Boston 40 16 .714 — Houston 40 13 .755 — Toronto 38 16 .704 1 San Antonio 35 21 .625 6½ Young while ending a five-game los- Boston was coming off a 110- ving put Boston back up with a pair Philadelphia 26 25 .510 11½ New Orleans 28 25 .528 12 ing streak against the Celtics, who 104 overtime win at Washington of free throws. New York 23 33 .411 17 Memphis 18 36 .333 22½ Brooklyn 19 37 .339 21 Dallas 17 37 .315 23½ could not sustain a furious come- on Thursday night and stumbled The back-and-forth ended there as Southeast Division Northwest Division back in the second half. through the first half, falling behind Turner dunked in an offensive re- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Washington 31 24 .564 — Minnesota 34 23 .596 — Kyrie Irving led Boston with 21 by nearly four touchdowns and get- bound to make it 86-85, Bogdanovic Miami 29 26 .527 2 Oklahoma City 31 24 .564 2 points. Jaylen Brown added 16 ting booed loudly by the home fans. hit a free throw after a three-second Charlotte 23 30 .434 7 Denver 29 25 .537 3½ points and Al Horford scored all 10 The Celtics rallied in the third quar- violation and Oladipo drove for a Orlando 18 36 .333 12½ Portland 29 25 .537 3½ Atlanta 17 38 .309 14 Utah 26 28 .481 6½ of his points in the second half and ter, outscoring Indiana 34-17, but pair of layups that put Indiana back Central Division Pacific Division pulled down eight rebounds for the could not hold off the Pacers down up 91-85 with 1:37 left to play. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 31 22 .585 — Golden State 41 13 .759 — Milwaukee 30 23 .566 1 L.A. Clippers 27 25 .519 13 Indiana 30 25 .545 2 L.A. Lakers 22 31 .415 18½ Shani Davis skips opening ceremony after losing coin toss Detroit 27 26 .509 4 Sacramento 17 36 .321 23½ Chicago 18 35 .340 13 Phoenix 18 38 .321 24 GANGNEUNG, South Korea (AP) be the flag bearer. Davis and luger The tweet drew a firestorm of re- — Speedskater Shani Davis didn't Erin Hamlin tied 4-4 in voting by action on social media, with Davis Friday’s Games Washington at Chicago, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Detroit, 7 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. attend the opening ceremony of the fellow athletes to carry the flag. alternately criticized by some and New Orleans at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. San Antonio at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. Pyeongchang Olympics after losing Hamlin won the honor in a coin toss, supported by others. He didn't speak Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Denver at Phoenix, 9 p.m. a coin flip to carry the U.S. flag and a process the 35-year-old speedskat- to reporters after his training ses- Indiana at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games Denver at Houston, 8 p.m. lead American athletes into the sta- er said was executed "dishonorably" sion Friday. Davis' verified Twitter Toronto at Charlotte, 1 p.m. Milwaukee at Miami, 8 p.m. Cleveland at Boston, 3:30 p.m. dium. in a post on his Twitteraccount. account has since been changed to Charlotte at Utah, 9 p.m. Detroit at Atlanta, 3:30 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago, 9:30 p.m. A U.S. Speedskating spokesman His tweet included a hashtag men- protected status, which blocks po- Portland at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. New York at Indiana, 5 p.m. said Saturday that Davis originally tioning Black History Month, which tential followers and doesn't allow Saturday’s Games Dallas at Houston, 7 p.m. planned to skip Friday night's festiv- raised the question of whether the his tweets to be seen. The two-time New Orleans at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. Memphis at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Sacramento at Minnesota, 7 p.m. ities because of his training sched- five-time Olympian was suggesting Olympic champion is set to compete Milwaukee at Orlando, 7 p.m. Utah at Portland, 9 p.m. ule but briefly reconsidered when he that race played a role in the deci- in the 1,500 meters on Tuesday, fol- NHL was nominated by his teammates to sion. Davis is black, Hamlin is white. lowed by the 1,000 on Feb. 23.

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE TV/RADIO Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 54 37 14 3 77 194 142 Nashville 53 32 12 9 73 166 138 12:30 p.m...... Bundesliga: FC Schalke 04 at Munich...... FS2 Boston 52 33 11 8 74 173 124 Winnipeg 54 32 13 9 73 176 143 TV Toronto 56 32 19 5 69 182 156 St. Louis 56 33 20 3 69 161 141 SATURDAY ...... Premier League: Leicester at Manchester.NBC Florida 51 23 22 6 52 146 164 Dallas 55 32 19 4 68 171 142 College basketball Track and field Detroit 52 21 23 8 50 136 154 Minnesota 54 29 19 6 64 162 156 5 p.m...... New Balance Indoor Grand Prix...... NBCSN Montreal 54 22 26 6 50 142 169 Colorado 53 29 20 4 62 168 156 12 p.m...... Butler at Villanova...... Fox Ottawa 53 19 25 9 47 141 182 Chicago 54 24 22 8 56 157 152 ...... Florida at South Carolina...... CBS SUNDAY Buffalo 54 15 29 10 40 124 178 Pacific Division ...... Northwestern at Maryland...... ESPN2 College basketball Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 54 36 14 4 76 186 148 ...... Oklahoma St. at West Virginia...... ESPN 12 p.m...... Loyola Maryland at Lafayette...... CBSSN Washington 53 31 17 5 67 165 154 San Jose 54 28 18 8 64 156 150 ...... Temple at South Florida...... ESPNU 1 p.m...... Michigan at Wisconsin...... CBS Pittsburgh 55 30 22 3 63 169 166 Calgary 54 28 18 8 64 153 153 2 p.m...... Wagner at Fairleigh Dickinson...... CBSSN New Jersey 53 27 18 8 62 159 159 Los Angeles 53 29 19 5 63 153 128 1:30 p.m...... Navy at Army...... CBSSN Philadelphia 54 26 19 9 61 157 158 Anaheim 55 26 19 10 62 155 159 2 p.m...... Kansas at Baylor...... CBS 4 p.m...... Cincinnati at SMU...... ESPN Columbus 53 27 22 4 58 139 150 Edmonton 52 23 25 4 50 146 168 ...... Miami at BC...... NESN ...... Illinois St. at Valparaiso...... ESPNU N.Y. Islanders 55 26 23 6 58 184 201 Vancouver 54 21 27 6 48 140 176 ...... Mississippi St. at Missouri...... ESPN2 ...... UCF at Memphis...... CBSSN Carolina 54 24 21 9 57 144 164 Arizona 54 13 32 9 35 126 189 6 p.m...... Duke at Georgia Tech...... ESPN N.Y. Rangers 54 25 24 5 55 157 168 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- ...... Oklahoma at Iowa State...... ESPN time loss...... Texas at TCU...... ESPNU ...... Tulane at Houston...... ESPNU 2:30 p.m...... Xavier at Creighton...... Fox 7 p.m...... Penn State at Illinois...... Big Ten Network 8 p.m...... Washington St. at Oregon...... ESPNU Friday’s Games Ottawa at Toronto, 7 p.m. 3:30 p.m...... Auburn at Georgia...... SEC Network Columbus at Washington, 7 p.m. Colorado at Carolina, 8 p.m. 4 p.m...... Florida St. at Notre Dame...... ESPN2 College basketball - women Detroit at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Arizona, 8 p.m. 12 p.m...... Maryland at Rutgers...... Big Ten Network Calgary at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m...... Mississippi at LSU...... ESPNU Los Angeles at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Edmonton at San Jose, 10 p.m...... Penn at Harvard...... NESN ...... Michigan at Michigan St...... ESPN2 Vancouver at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games ...... Purdue at Michigan St...... ESPN 1 p.m...... Florida at South Carolina...... SEC Network St. Louis at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 12 p.m. 2 p.m...... Kentucky at Mississippi St...... ESPNU Pittsburgh at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Winnipeg, 3 p.m...... Rutgers at Nebraska...... Big Ten Network Edmonton at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Detroit at Washington, 3 p.m...... Ohio State at South Florida...... ESPN2 ...... Seton Hall at Georgetown...... CBSSN Saturday’s Games Vancouver at Dallas, 4 p.m. 3 p.m...... Georgia at Tennessee...... SEC Network Buffalo at Boston, 7 p.m. Calgary at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. 6 p.m...... Dayton at VCU...... CBSSN New Jersey at Columbus, 7 p.m. Boston at New Jersey, 7 p.m...... Texas A&M at LSU...... SEC Network ...... Iowa at Ohio State...... Big Ten Network Nashville at Montreal, 7 p.m. Colorado at Buffalo, 7 p.m. 4 p.m...... Florida St. at Miami...... ESPN2 Los Angeles at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Vegas, 8 p.m...... Tennessee at Alabama...... SEC Network ...... Penn State at Minnesota...... Big Ten Network ...... UConn at Wichita State...... ESPN2 5 p.m...... Missouri at Arkansas...... SEC Network 6:15 p.m...... Virginia Tech at Virginia...... ESPN Pro basketball 8 p.m...... San Diego St. at Nevada...... ESPN2 TODAY IN SPORTS 3:30 p.m...... Cleveland at Boston...... ABC, WBZ-FM 98.5 ...... Texas Tech at Kansas St...... ESPNU 7 p.m...... Dallas at Houston...... NBATV ...... Wyoming at UNLV...... CBSSN Feb. 10 ing’s comeback kid, overcomes a College basketball - women mistake about midway through her 8:15 p.m...... Kentucky at Texas A&M...... ESPN 1908 — Tommy Burns knocks out 1 p.m...... Georgia Tech at Notre Dame...... NESN Jack Palmer in the fourth round to run and charges to an Olympic gold 8:30 p.m...... Vanderbilt at Arkansas...... SEC Network defend his world heavyweight title in 3 p.m...... North Carolina at North Carolina State... NESN by one-hundredth of a second in the 10 p.m...... Gonzaga at Saint Mary’s...... ESPN2 London. women’s super-G — the games’ first Bowling 1949 — Joe Fulks of Philadelphia Alpine medal after three days of ...... Washington at Oregon St...... ESPNU 1 p.m...... PBA: Tournament of Champions...... ESPN scores 63 points in a 108-87 win snow-related postponements. over Indianapolis to set an NBA scor- 10:15 p.m...... USC at Arizona...... ESPN Drag racing ing record which would last for nearly 2003 — Detroit’s Brett Hull ...... College basketball - women becomes the sixth NHL player to 5 p.m...... NHRA: Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals..... FS1 a decade. 11 a.m...... Navy at Army...... CBSSN 1952 — The Baltimore Bullets play score 700 regular-season goals. Hull Golf the 48-minute game without making beats San Jose’s Evgeni Nabokov 8 p.m...... Kansas St. at Texas...... Longhorn Network 1 p.m...... PGA: AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am...... Golf a single substitution and beat the with a wrist shot in a 5-4 win over Pro basketball Fort Wayne Pistons 82-77. 3 p.m...... Champions: Boca Raton Championship.....Golf the Sharks. 8:30 p.m...... San Antonio at Golden State...... ABC 1962 — Jim Beatty becomes the 2007 — Jaromir Jagr has three ...... PGA: AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am...... CBS first American to break the 4-minute assists in the New York Rangers’ 5-2 Golf mile indoors with a 3:58.9 in Los Pro hockey Angeles. win over Washington and becomes 2 p.m...... PGA: AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am...... Golf 12 p.m...... Pittsburgh at St. Louis...... NBC the 12th player in NHL history to 1968 — Peggy Fleming wins the 3:30 p.m...... Champions: Boca Raton Championship.....Golf 3 p.m...... NY Rangers at Winnipeg...... NHL Network women’s Olympic figure skating gold score 1,500 points. 4 p.m...... PGA: AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am...... CBS medal in Grenoble, France. 2010 — Tomas Plekanec scores his 7 p.m...... Boston at New Jersey...... NESN, WBZ-FM 98.5 1969 — LSU’s Pete Maravich scores second goal of the game in overtime 10 p.m...... European PGA: Handa World Super 6...... Golf Olympics 66 points in a 110-94 loss to and the Montreal Canadiens end Pro hockey Tulane. 1:30 a.m...... Mixed doubles curling...... NBCSN Washington’s team-record winning 7 p.m...... Buffalo at Boston...... NESN, WBZ-FM 98.5 1971 — Former first baseman Bill streak at 14 games with a 6-5 victo- 2:40 a.m...... Women’s ice hockey...... NBCSN Whitebecomes the first black ...... Nashville at Montreal...... NHL Network 5 a.m...... Biathlon...... NBCSN announcer in major baseball league r y. history, signing to join the New York 2016 — Golden State storms into Olympics 7 a.m...... Women’s ice hockey...... USA Yankees WPIX broadcast team. the All-Star break on an 11-game 2 a.m...... Cross country: women’s skiathlon...... NBCSN 1:30 p.m...... Curling...... NBCSN 1989 — K.C. Jones of the Boston winning streak with a 112-104 victo- 5 a.m...... Short track speedskating...... NBCSN Celtics and Lenny Wilkens of the ry over Phoenix. At 48-4, the War- 3 p.m...... Speedskating...... NBC Cleveland Cavaliers are elected to riors have the best record through 7 a.m...... Women’s ice hockey...... USA 5:30 p.m...... Biathlon: men’s 10km sprint final...... NBCSN the Basketball Hall of Fame. Also 52 games in NBA history, one win 7:35 a.m...... Ski jumping...... NBCSN 7 p.m...... Figure skating...... NBC elected is William “Pop” Gates, who better than the 1995-96 Chicago played during the game’s barnstorm- 11:30 a.m...... Luge: Men’s Singles...... NBCSN 8 p.m...... Snowboarding...... NBCSN Bulls and 1966-67 Philadelphia ing years in the 1930s and 1940s. 1 p.m...... Speedskating...... NBCSN 11:30 p.m...... Curlingl...... NBCSN 1991 — Charles Barkley of the Phil- 76ers. adelphia 76ers, playing with a stress 2017 — Golden State’s Draymond 3 p.m...... Snowboarding...... NBC 11:35 p.m...... Alpine skiing...... NBC fracture in his left foot, becomes the Green becomes the first player in 7 p.m...... Snowboarding...... NBCSN Soccer NBA All-Star MVP with 17 points and NBA history to record a triple-double 8 p.m...... Figure skating...... NBC 7 a.m...... Bournemouth at Huddersfield Town...... CNBC 22 rebounds after leading the East with fewer than 10 points scored. to a 116-114 victory. Green had 12 rebounds, 10 assists, 9:45 p.m...... Mixed doubles curling...... NBCSN 9:15 a.m...... Manchester United at Newcastle United.NBCSN 1992 — Bonnie Blair becomes the 10 steals and 4 points in a 122-107 11:30 p.m...... Figure skating: team...... NBC 9:30 a.m...... Mönchengladbach at VfB Stuttgart...... FS1 firstwoman to successfully defend win over Memphis. Green also had an Olympic gold medal in 500-meter Soccer 11:30 a.m...... Liverpool at Southampton...... NBCSN speed skating and the first American five blocks, which made him the first 7:30 a.m...... Premier League: Arsenal at Hotspur...... CNBC 12 p.m...... VfL Wolfsburg at Werder Bremen...... FS2 woman in any sport to win gold med- player to record 10 steals and five als in consecutive Olympics. blocks in a game since steals and 9:30 a.m...... Bundesliga: Hamburger SV at Dortmund.... FS2 College wrestling 1998 — Picabo Street, Alpine ski- blocks were first tracked in 1973-74. 10 a.m...... Premier League: Brighton at Stoke City... CNBC 6 p.m...... Ohio State at Michigan...... ESPN2 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 COMICS

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EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV FEBRUARY 10, 2018 HOROSCOPE 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 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) WGBH Victoria on Master- Queen Elizabeth’s We’ll Meet Again (N) Antiques Roadshow Basic Stories- Suze Orman’s Financial Solu- Make changes based on re- Personal gains should be your ^ PBS piece Secret Agents (N) Black Stage tions for You Don’t be daunted by what ality. Do your due diligence focus. Spend time updating WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! MacGyver “Ruler” Hawaii Five-0 48 Hours WBZ Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles “Love someone else says or does. $ CBS Fortune News Taps” and know exactly what you your look, nurturing an im- Follow your heart and use your WCVB Inside Chronicle NBA NBA Basketball San Antonio Spurs at Golden State News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- are capable of handling. Get portant relationship or setting intelligence to help you find % ABC Edition Warriors. (N) Center 5 Page “Lethe” tary promises in writing to ensure time aside to rejuvenate. Ro- your way. Accept the inevitable WBTS NBC Olympic 2018 Winter Olympics Figure Skating, Men’s Alpine Skiing. News 2018 Winter Olym- 2018 Olympics that you are going to get what mance is encouraged. and forge ahead. * NBC Boston Zone Figure skating; alpine skiing. (N) at 11 pics Figure Skating. you ask for. WFXT Entertainment Lethal Weapon The Resident Boston Boston Hell’s Kitchen “Final Just for Just for Boston CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 9 FOX Tonight (N) “Birdwatching” News 25 Three” Laughs Laughs News PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Being tempted by change will WUTF (5:55) Liga MX (N) Sube y baja (1958, Comedia) Cantinflas, ››› Out of the Furnace (2013) Christian Legendary Assassin (2008, Ac- Charm shouldn’t be the decid- not be in your best interest. Find a way to incorporate the = UMA Teresa Velázquez. Bale, Woody Harrelson. ción) Jing Wu, Celina Jade. ing factor when someone tries Think matters through and old with the new if you want to WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News (N) ›››‡ Sleepless in Seattle (1993, Romance-Comedy) Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & to push you into doing some- consider the motive behind come up with something that F MNT Theory Theory Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan, Bill Pullman. Molly thing questionable. Make a your desire for something new. will appease your opponents WGBX Finding Your Roots NOVA “First Face of American Experience “The Gilded Age” HS Quiz Music Austin City Limits NOVA counteroffer, stick to high You’ll find comfort in familiarity. and excite your supporters. L PBS America” (N) Disparities among U.S. population. (N) Show Voyager (N) standards and be prepared to WBIN Frontier Force “Mari- Panic 9-1-1 Crime 360 “Blood on Crime 360 “Trial by Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue walk away, if necessary. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) R MNT juana Factory” the Tracks” Fire” 911 911 911 911 911 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Personal improvements will Your charm and persuasive WLVI Last Man Last Man Modern Modern Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “All by Scandal X CW Standing Standing Family Family CW56 (N) Guy Her Selfie” ARIES (March 21-April 19) make you feel good about your ability will lead to greater TELE ››› The Croods (2013) Voices ››› Guardians of the Galaxy (2014, Ciencia Ficción) Titulares Decisio- Videos Asombrosos Programa A trip, reunion or personal appearance. A little charm will popularity. Love and romance ¨ TELE of José Luis Mediavilla. Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Dave Bautista. y Más nes change will do you good. At- entice someone special to are featured, and a change in WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & tending a retreat or searching get involved in something you your status or direction looks ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order for inner truth and verification enjoy doing. A short trip looks promising. CABLE STATIONS of your beliefs will encourage inviting. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 11.24.17” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law you to make positive revisions. A&E CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PD -- 02.02.18” enforcement. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) (6:30) ››‡ “Armageddon” (1998) Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thorn- ››‡ Armageddon (1998, Science Fiction) Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Keep your distance from in- AMC TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Make positive changes at ton. A hero tries to save Earth from an asteroid. Liv Tyler. A hero tries to save Earth from an asteroid. A financial gain or gift is head- home. Work alongside those dividuals who appear to be (6:50) ›‡ “10 Things I Hate About You” ›› Couples Retreat (2009, Comedy) Vince Vaughn, ›› Couples Retreat (2009, Comedy) Vince unstable or unpredictable. BRAVO ing your way. An improvement you live with to ensure that no (1999) Heath Ledger. ‘PG-13’ Jason Bateman, Jon Favreau. ‘PG-13’ Vaughn, Jason Bateman. ‘PG-13’ you wanted to make to your one feels left out or becomes Refuse to let anyone use emo- Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid “Going for Gold” Wild savannah of Guyana. (N) Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Afraid DISC life, domestic environment or disgruntled by the decisions tional manipulation to coax “The Hunted” community will lead to a new you make. Be open to sugges- you into doing something you ››› The Princess and the ››› The Princess and the Frog (2009) Stuck/ Walk the Lab Rats L&M:Cali L&M:Cali Raven’s DISN Frog (2009, Children’s) ‘G’ Voices of Anika Noni Rose. ‘G’ Middle Prank Style Style Home opportunity. tions and compromises. are best off avoiding. College Basketball College Basketball Kentucky at Texas College Basketball USC at Arizona. (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- ESPN A&M. (N) ter College Basketball College Basketball San Diego State at College Basketball Gonzaga at Saint Basket- UEFA Futsal Euro BRIDGE ESPN2 Nevada. (N) Mary’s (Calif.). (N) ball 2018 (5:50) ›››‡ “Mon- ››› The Good Dinosaur (2015, Chil- ›››‡ Wreck-It Ralph (2012) Voices of ››› The Brady Bunch Movie FREE sters, Inc.” dren’s) Voices of Jeffrey Wright. John C. Reilly, Sarah Silverman. (1995) Shelley Long. “Transformers: ›› Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) Mark Wahlberg, Stanley Tucci. 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In 2007, RIO DE JANEIRO — streets for the free and cool when Brazil’s economy was Once a party of luxury and blocos, while the samba booming, Rio’s Carnival glamour, Brazil’s most fa- school parades have been had only 300 block parties. mous Carnival is increas- frozen in time and become Rio authorities and busi- ingly being dominated by very expensive,” Carnival nesses are also shifting thrifty tourists more in- historian Luiz Antonio Si- terested in free street par- their priorities toward mas said. “For tourists who the streets and out of the ties than the pricy samba want to spend less, it is an school parades. Sambadrome, where the obvious choice.” samba schools perform. Cariocas, as Rio de Ja- Rio’s tourism agency ex- While Mayor Marce- neiro residents are known, pects 1.5 million tourists to lo Crivella cut more than and tourists used to spend descend on the city between a lot on Carnival parade Friday and Tuesday, almost $1.5 million in funding for tickets and costumes. But 500,000 more than last year. the samba school parades, a grinding economic crisis But city revenues during which represents almost in Latin America’s largest Carnival are expected to half the budget of some nation and the rise of “blo- be roughly the same as last schools, he increased the cos,” as local street parties year, about $1 billion. number of portable street are known, are changing Most of the visitors are toilets by a few thousand, the nature of the big bash. unlikely to attend parades to 32,560. For the first time, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rio’s tourism agency ex- with the traditional samba more than 3,000 private se- A woman sporting a Chapulin Colorado costume, from the Mexican tele- pects a quarter of all visi- schools that have prepared curity agents will be at work vision series, drums during the “Chroma Aqui na Minha Mao” street par- tors to spend less than $100 all year for the event. In- during the party, most pro- ty in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. a day, compared to 12 per- stead, they will hang out tecting street parties. Unlimited movie theater deal could be too good to survive By Tali Arbel ing the total to 2 million. ASSOCIATED PRESS “I’ve seen a little over a dozen movies, which is way NEW YORK — Movie- more than what I would Pass is trying to bring to have without it,” said Cas- movie theaters what Net- sie Langdon, a 28-year-old flix did for DVDs and online Indianapolis woman who streaming: Let subscribers works in sports communi- watch as many movies as cations and joined Movie- they want for $10 a month. Pass in October. In doing so, MoviePass Langdon said she’s tak- has struck a chord with ing chances on smaller moviegoers and a nerve releases instead of stick- with the movie industry. ing with blockbusters and For many people, going their sequels. to the movies is worth it Success could ultimately only a few times a year. bring MoviePass’ demise. Ticket prices keep rising, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Although subscribers pay and moviegoers have plen- Cassie Langdon holds her MoviePass card outside just $10 a month, or less ty of cheaper alternatives, AMC Indianapolis 17 theatre in Indianapolis. with promotions, Movie- including Netflix. Pass is paying most the- MoviePass believes it can contending for the Oscars. Subscribers also complain aters the full price of the get people to theaters more Though MoviePass works that MoviePass responds ticket. The U.S. average is often. Major theater chains at most theaters, it has key too slowly, or not at all, about $9, though $15 and and movie studios aren’t so restrictions: It excludes when there’s a problem. up is common in big cities, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sure, putting MoviePass’ putting MoviePass in the pricier 3-D and Imax show- Nonetheless, the thrill of People stroll on the snow-covered Champ de business plan at risk. ings and most advance the bargain has sparked red with just one movie. Mars during a snowfall in Paris, France, Friday. Subscribers with Movie- online sales. And even if interest. MoviePass said By contrast, MoviePass Pass can watch a movie a everyone in a group has a Thursday that it signed up competitor Sinemia offers day, be it a splashy block- subscription, tickets must a half-million subscribers just two or three movies a buster or an indie movie be purchased individually. in less than a month, bring- month for higher fees. Snowy Paris gets raves from tourists even with Citing fraud, LL Bean imposes the Eiffel Tower closed ASSOCIATED PRESS Yet Friday’s snowfall in the capital was a bit less new limits on its return policy PARIS — Snow and dramatic and gave way freezing rain pummeled to some fun. Snowboard- parts of France on Friday, L.L. Bean announced ers glided down the hills By David Sharp shutting down the Eiffel ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday that it will now of the city’s Montmartre Tower but covering Par- accept returns for any rea- neighborhood as tourists is in a gorgeous coat of FREEPORT, Maine — son only for one year with gaped. white. L.L. Bean’s generous re- “It looks awesome,” said proof of purchase. It will The Eiffel Tower, France’s turn policy is going to be James Geisler, 23, from continue to replace prod- most-visited monument, a little less forgiving: The ucts for manufacturing Davenport, Iowa. “This is company, which has tout- was closed all day Friday defects beyond that. and was staying closed my first time in Paris. We ed its 100 percent sat- The company is also im- planned this trip a while isfaction guarantee for Saturday “to ensure the posing a $50 minimum security of visitors,” the ago and we didn’t know more than a century, is for free shipping as part of there was going to be this imposing a one-year limit company that manages a belt-tightening that in- the 19th-century landmark much snow, but it’s beau- on most returns to reduce cludes a workforce reduction said. tiful.” growing abuse and fraud. through early retirement Workers with hand shov- More snow was forecast TheIN outdoorMEMORIAM specialty LEO d'ENTREMONT incentives and changes in els were carefully clear- and authorities warned retailerON HISsaid BIRTHDAY returns of workers’ pension plans. of dangerous conditions 1934 ~ FEBRUARY 10 ~ 2018 ing snow from the monu- items that have been de- The Freeport-based com- ment’s intricate ironwork in about one-fourth of the stroyed or rendered use- pany joins a list of other and de-icing stairs and country. But French po- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS less, including some pur- retailers that have been platforms. The company lice, citing improved con- chased at thrift stores or tightened return policies. Shoppers exit the L.L. Bean retail store in Free- said they can’t use salt be- ditions, on Friday evening retrieved from trash bins, Outdoors retailer REI, port, Maine. cause it could corrode the lifted the dayslong ban on have doubled in the past which was once jokingly Eiffel Tower’s metal and big rig trucks in the Paris five years, surpassing the dubbed Rental Equipment ment in a memo to em- credited with launching damage its heavily used region. annual revenue from the Inc. and Return Everything ployees and in a letter to the policy when 90 of his elevators. “I have been here before company’s famous boot. Inc. because its unlimited in summer, but I have Your presence we miss. customers represents a first 100 hunting shoes Heavy snowfall earlier “The numbers are stag- Your memory we treasure. returns policy, imposed a seismic policy shift for a were returned. He earned this week trapped hun- to say that I like it lot gering,”Loving CEO you Stevealways, Smith one-year restriction five 106-year-old company that dreds of drivers in cars more like this, because goodwill by returning told TheForgetting Associated you never. Press. years ago. Other retailers used its satisfaction guar- and caused the worst-ever it looks like a fairy tale, Lovingly remembered and sadly customers’ money, and he “It’smissed not by sustainablewife Isabelle, fromson have been narrowing the antee as a way to differenti- traffic jams in the Paris like a snow paradise,” aDarren business & Lori, perspective.daughter Darlene It’s& window for returns or im- ate itself from competitors. came back with a better region. On Friday city au- said Margareta Eurlings, notBob, reasonable.grandsons Adam And& Brian, it’s posing new conditions. boot. Thus the satisfaction and granddaughter Isabella Leon Leonwood Bean, thorities asked drivers to a 21-year-old tourist from not fair to our customers.” L.L. Bean’s announce- the company’s founder, is guarantee was born. stay away. Belgium. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018

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Expires 2/28/2018 next fight over immigration ing in the middle of the night to reopen agencies from a GOP Congress.” even more challenging. Paul’s call clearly an- In Washington’s latest before workers were due to report to the office. It gered Republican leaders display of governance by — Sen. John Cornyn called brinkmanship, the bipar- was the government’s sec- it “grossly irresponsible” tisan accord bolstering ond shutdown in three — and it exposed a contra- military and domestic pro- weeks, and most lawmak- diction that may come to grams and deepening feder- ers were eager to avoid a haunt Republicans as they LIMITED TIME ONLY! al deficits crossed the finish big show of dysfunction in try to fire up conservatives line just before dawn — but an election year. in midterm elections. not before the government Sen. Rand Paul did not Now Through The budget measure pro- shut down overnight. share the urgency. Late vides Pentagon spending Passage left nerves Thursday, the tea party increases sought by Trump frayed and Democrats leader and Kentucky Re- February 28, 2018 and the GOP, more money for domestic agencies de- manded by Democrats and THE 2017 ESSEX MEDIA GROUP $89 billion that both want- ed for disaster relief. The Local Testing Area PERSONS OF THE YEAR two-year pact, which also Hearing Tests are given for the purpose of Join the celebration! continues the government’s selection and adjustment of hearing authority to borrow mon- instrumentation. Results may vary related The Essex Media Group Persons of the Year will be ey, postpones any possible to duration and severity of impairment. honored Wednesday, March 7, 6-8 p.m. at the Lynn federal default or likely shutdowns until after the Early detection is important. Museum. 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