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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 DEALS OF THE $35,000 donation funds$DAY$ opioid ght in SwampscottPG. 3 By Gayla Cawley The Lynch/van Otterloo YMCA is col- ITEM STAFF laborating with the Swampscott Over- dose Response Team, DEALSled by Swampscott SWAMPSCOTT — The town’s rst Police Chief Ronald Madigan, and Lahey responders, including police and re- Health Behavioral Services,OF TH whichE is pro- ghters, are receiving opioid education viding the curriculum and training for and prevention training as the result of the program. $DAY$ an anonymous $35,000 donation to the “It is core to the Y’s missionPG. 3 to be a re- Lynch/van Otterloo YMCA in nearby source for the ever-changing needs of our Marblehead. community and to do all we can (to) con- COURTESY PHOTO Pam Sullivan, a YMCA spokeswoman, vene organizations to strengthen our com- Danielle Csogi, Mental Health Diversion Specialist, Lahey Health Be- said the donation was made to create munity and support children, individuals havioral Services, presents special training to local rst responders at the education and training program for Swampscott Police Station. Swampscott rst responders. SWAMPSCOTT,DEALS A5 OF THE $DAY$ WHOLLY In Lynn, 220-pound man PG. 3 CROSS arrested in a drawer Saugus re ghter DEALS OF THE promoted to lieutenant $DAY$ By Bridget Turcotte PG. 3 ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — A 23-year veteran of the Saugus Fire Department has earned the title of lieutenant. Bill Cross has spent nearly two dozen years serving the town of Saugus as a re- ghter. On Wednesday morning, he was promoted to lieutenant after earning the top grade on the state Fire Lieutenant Exam for the position. “The thing I love about being a re- ghter is that no day is the same,” said Cross. “When you come to work, it’s not like you’re going to do a regular job where your day will be cut and try. And I just love helping people.” Cross is waiting to be certi ed by the state for the promotion to become of cial. “This is a provisional job, but it’s going to be permanent in a few weeks,” said Cross. “When you’re a re ghter, you worry CROSS, A5

PHOTO COURTESY OF THE LOWELL SUN Defense attorney John Morris and Steven Touch during Touch’s arraignment in Middlesex Superior Court Wednesday on charges of rst-degree murder, home invasion, attempt to commit an armed robbery, and two counts of conspiracy. Touch was held without bail.

By Bridget Turcotte Tuesday night. during a home invasion on ITEM STAFF He was charged with mur- the morning of July 7, 2012 in der in the rst degree, home Billerica. BILLERICA — A Lynn man invasion, attempt to com- Sophan Keo and Gabriel on the Massachusetts State mit armed robbery and two Arias were previously ar- Police Most Wanted list was counts of conspiracy, and held rested but Touch remained charged with rst degree without bail by Clerk Magis- at large. Last September, the murder and held without bail trate Michael Sullivan. Massachusetts State Police in Middlesex Superior Court Touch, the alleged leader Violent Fugitive Apprehen- Wednesday. of the violent Young Bloods sion Section added him to its Steven C. Touch, 28, was al- street gang operating in the list of Most Wanted fugitives. ITEM FILE PHOTO legedly found hiding inside a Lynn area, and two co-defen- He has three additional Saugus re ghter Bill Cross was drawer built into a bed frame dants were indicted in June warrants for charges that in- promoted to lieutenant after earn- at 108 Empire St. around 2017 by a Middlesex County clude possession of a rearm ing the top grade on the state Fire 7:30 p.m. by Lynn, Revere, grand jury for the homicide of Lieutenant Exam for the position. and State police of cers on 22-year-old Quintin Koehler TOUCH, A5 End of the road for Lynn ministry Final whistle By Gayla Cawley youth offenders transitioning back into ITEM STAFF Lynn with the Department of Youth Ser- for Durgin vices, a state agency that operates the LYNN — The Lynn of ce of Straight state’s juvenile justice services, as when Ahead Ministries, an organization that the of ce opened. at St. Mary’s strives to transform the lives of juvenile Larson said the organization would like offenders and a staple on Munroe Street to have something it can transition into By Steve Krause for 15 years, is closing its doors in April. when it moves out of its Munroe Street ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Scott Larson, president and founder of ce space, so it is looking at having LYNN — The era of one of Lynn’s of Straight Ahead Ministries, based in an of ce in a building at another site in most successful high school football Worcester, said the Lynn re-entry center, Lynn, possibly a church. coaches has come to an end. or of ce, will close April 1. In 2002, when Straight Ahead Minis- Matt Durgin announced Wednes- Right now, he said the organization tries started in Lynn, Larson said the day that he is stepping down as the can’t justify the work done in Lynn, with number of youths represented in the city St. Mary’s coach after a 10-year ca- three staff members sharing such a large reer during which the Spartans be- space. He said there’s not nearly as many MINISTRY, A3 came a football powerhouse. Twice, the Spartans played for state cham- pionships in the MIAA Super Bowl (2012 and 2016). They also won INSIDE three North Sectional titles, and in COURTESY PHOTO 2016 and 2017 St. Mary’s nished In Lynn In Opinion In Malden In Sports the season with 11-1 records — the Fire ghters Gayla Cawley: It’s Town tackling Super Bowl LII Matt Durgin announced Wednesday best in the school’s history. endorse Crighton not about us. A4 opioid problem. A7 preview. B2-3 that he is stepping down as the St. for senate. A3 Mary’s coach after a 10-year career. DURGIN, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 COMICS ...... A7 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LYNN ...... A3 HIGH 44° VOL. 140, ISSUE 46 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 OPINION ...... A4 LOW 30° SPORTS ...... B1-4 ENTERTAINMENT ...... B8 ONE DOLLAR POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 PAGE A8 A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 OBITUARIES John L. Lynch, 80 State casino panel: Wynn 1938-2018 HOLIDAY, Fla. — Jack is survived by settlement was kept from us John L. “Jack” Lynch, his wife of 55 years, age 80, of Holiday, Freeda “Ethel” of By Steve LeBlanc Fla., former longtime Holiday, Fla.; his son, ASSOCIATED PRESS resident of Lynn, Stephen M. Lynch passed away peace- and his wife Deirdre BOSTON — Following fully on Tuesday, Jan. of Greenville, S.C.; sexual abuse allegations 30, 2018 at home. his daughter, Helene against casino magnate He was born on K. McBride and her Steve Wynn, a Massachu- Jan. 20, 1938 in husband Joseph of setts Gaming Commission Malden, the son of the late Geneva, Ill.; his daughter-in- investigator said Wednes- Frederick and Katherine law, Maureen Lynch of Whea- day information about a (O’Malley) Lynch. He gradu- ton, Ill. He is also survived by $7.5 million settlement ated from Malden Vocational his seven beautiful grandchil- was kept from state offi- High School, Class of 1956. dren whom he adored, John, cials when they were re- He served his country hon- Katherine, Nicole, Molly, Mi- viewing the suitability of orably in the United States Air chael, Madeline, and Ryan. his company for a casino Force. Jack attended North- Jack was predeceased by his license in 2013. eastern University for Mechan- son, Thomas A. Lynch in 2013. Karen Wells made the ical Engineering. He enjoyed a Donations may be made to statement as the commis- long career in engineering; St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox sion opened its investiga- working in the fields of military Cathedral, 36 N Pinellas Ave., tion into a report by The defense, automotive, and se- Tarpon Springs, FL 34689, or Wall Street Journal that curity systems. He is credited Chapters Health System/HPH a number of women said with nine U.S. patents, which Hospice, 12470 Telecom Drive, they were harassed or as- he was very proud of. Suite 300 West Temple Terrace, saulted by Wynn. One case Jack enjoyed traveling the FL 33637. https://lifepath- led to a $7.5 million settle- world for both business and hospice.chaptershealth.org/ ment. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pleasure; visiting South Afri- HPHGeneralDonation. Gambling regulators in Casino mogul Steve Wynn during a news conference in Medford. ca, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Service information: Ser- Nevada said Tuesday they also are investigating Greece, and China, where he vices at St. Nicholas Greek was in fact a settlement including possibly revok- know what the hell hap- walked the Great Wall of Chi- Orthodox Cathedral, 17 E. Wynn. and that it was not dis- ing the license, would be pened here,” he said. na. He enjoyed playing cards Tarpon Ave., Tarpon Springs, The 76-year-old Wynn, closed to investigators on based on facts gleaned In Massachusetts, the with friends and family often FL 34689. Viewing Friday, whose company is build- and was an avid New England Feb. 2, 2018, 10-11 a.m. ing a $2.4 billion casi- advice of counsel.” She during the commission’s official licensee is Wynn sports fan who always enjoyed Funeral Friday, Feb. 2, 2018 no outside Boston, has said the settlement was ongoing probe. He said MA LLC, a subsidiary watching the Red Sox, Bruins, at 11 a.m. Burial to follow strongly denied the allega- not part of any court re- the commission would of Wynn Resorts. It was and Patriots. More than any- at Meadowlawn Memorial tions, which he attributed cord. not be party to impugning awarded a 15-year license thing, Jack loved the Universi- Gardens, New Port Richey, to a campaign led by his “This was a private anyone’s character with- to operate the sole east- ty of Notre Dame and was so Fla. Please visit http:// ex-wife. He resigned Sat- agreement and steps were out clear proof, but also ern Massachusetts re- proud that both his sons, his www.dignitymemorial.com/ urday as finance chairman taken to keep it from the wouldn’t tolerate behavior sort casino license. Wynn son-in-law, and daughter-in- north-meadowlawn-funer- of the Republican Nation- public domain,” she said. “that puts the confidence Boston Harbor is under law all graduated from ND. So, al-home-cemetery/en-us/ al Committee. Commission Chairman in the casino operations in construction in Everett c’mon Pats, win one for Jack index.page to sign the online Wells said she corrobo- Stephen Crosby called the our state at risk.” outside Boston with a this Sunday! guest book. rated with lawyers from allegations “appalling” but “The people of Massa- scheduled opening date of Wynn Resorts “that there said that any decision, chusetts have the right to June 2019. Margaret M. Forrest, 95 Pharmacist in meningitis outbreak

NAHANT — Marga- and his wife Lyndsay sentenced to eight years in prison ret M. “Peg” (Reidy) of Stratford, Conn.; Forrest, age 95, died her great-grandchil- By Alanna ter said she heard her Sunday, Jan. 28, dren, Alex Cullen Durkin Richer mother’s scream of pain 2018 in Nahant. She and his wife Kathryn, ASSOCIATED PRESS from floors below when was the wife of the Patrick Cullen, and the daughter visited her BOSTON — A Mas- late Richard L. For- Tyler, Matthew, Jared mother in the hospital. sachusetts pharmacist rest. and Ashley King; her The daughter compared convicted for his role in a Born and raised daughter-in-law, Kar- the sound of her mother’s in Elmira, N.Y., she en Forrest of Shelton, deadly 2012 meningitis screams to the sound of was the daughter of the late Conn.; as well as her nephew, outbreak fought through the ship careening into Elizabeth (Denny) and Ber- Thomas Reidy and his wife sobs as he apologized to the ocean in the movie “Ti- nard Reidy Sr. She had lived Rosemarie of Rochester, N.Y. victims and their families in Nahant for the greater part She was the mother of the Wednesday before being tanic,” Strachan said. of her life. late Richard L. Forrest Jr. and sentenced to eight years “That’s the sound that Peg enjoyed gardening and Walter “Butch” Forrest, grand- in prison. she has in her head when was a lifetime member of mother of the late Nicholas Nearly 80 people died and she thinks about her the Nahant Garden Club. She Forrest, and sister of the late almost 800 were sickened mother’s death,” Strachan loved birds and enjoyed shop- Bernard Reidy Jr. and his late in what’s considered the said. “It’s the sound made ping and going to lunch with wife Betty. worst public health crisis by Glenn Chin’s conduct.” her grandchildren. Her favorite Service information: Her in recent U.S. history. The Mary Beth Krakowski of pastime was sitting on her front memorial Mass will be held fungal meningitis outbreak South Bend, Ind., whose porch watching the ocean. on Saturday at 10 a.m. in St. was caused by mold-tainted FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS aunt died at age 88 after She is survived by her Thomas Aquinas Church, Na- steroid injections produced Glenn Chin, supervisory pharmacist at the being injected with the daughter, Deborah Forrest of hant. Burial will be in Green- by the New England Com- now-closed New England Compounding Cen- contaminated drugs, told Manchester, N.H.; her son, lawn Cemetery. Relatives pounding Center. ter, leaves federal court in Boston. Chin he had a chance to Hugh Forrest and his wife and friends are respectfully Glen Chinn, who ran be a “hero” and blow the Dawn of Salem; her grand- invited. In lieu of flowers, the so-called clean rooms whistle on the pharmacy’s “I realize these are just Prosecutors wanted a children, Eric Cullen and his donations may be made where the drugs were dangerous practices. wife Monika of Conway, N.H., to Jesmond Nursing Home made, sobbed as he strug- words and nothing will 35-year-sentence for Chin, “How did you get lost? Tammie King of Danvers, Der- Resident Council Fund, 271 gled through his state- bring back your loved pointing to the devastat- How did you lose those ek Forrest and his wife Col- Nahant Road, Nahant, MA ment during his sentenc- ones,” the 49-year-old said, ing impact the outbreak ideals? How could you leen of Reading, Craig Forrest 01908. Arrangements by the ing hearing in Boston’s occasionally turning to had on families across have fallen so far to be- and his wife Amanda of Bar- SOLIMINE Funeral Home, federal courthouse. Chin look directly at the victims the country. Chin’s law- come uncaring, cold and rington, N.H., Heather Forrest Lynn. Directions and guest- said he knows some vic- and their relatives seated yers asked for about three callous enough to put of Salem, and Daniel Forrest book at www.solimine.com. tims will never forgive behind him. “But believe years behind bars. the patients’ welfare be- him, but he’ll continue to me when I say that I am Assistant U.S. Attorney hind your personal gain?” pray that they will find truly sorry that this ever Amanda Strachan relayed asked Krakowski, the some sort of peace. occurred,” he said. how a victim’s daugh- niece of Alice Machowiak. BRIEFS MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Help the wall Water service disruption immigration benefits for old Krystal Boswell, of attended. SAUGUS — The World SWAMPSCOTT — Man charged with them, The Telegram of Water service will be marrying six women to Fall River. He was sen- Baker, a Republican, Series Park in Saugus Worcester reported. tenced to life in prison, formed the advisory disrupted for some is seeking individual evade immigration laws According to the crim- plus two years as a habit- commission last year to properties in the Atlantic donations and business inal complaint, federal ual offender. examine issues import- Avenue area starting at advertising to support WORCESTER (AP) — A agents went to Hicks’ Police say he killed ant to the Latino com- 9 a.m. today, with service the Wall of Fame and Massachusetts man was home in 2014 but he Boswell at his home in munity. being restored by 5 p.m., charged with accepting the park’s emphasis on asked to meet them April, then brought her A spokesman for Baker as crews work to replace money to marry six wom- instead at a nearby body to a Cranston home told The Associated Press youth activities. For more a fire hydrant damaged en to help them evade information, contact Ed doughnut shop. There, he where he did construction that sessions held by the by a car accident at the immigration laws. allegedly told the agents work. Stetson, 95 Buffum St., commission are not sub- intersection of Ocean and Federal prosecutors al- that he had found God Police say Lombardi and ject to the state’s Open Lynn, MA 01902 or Bob Atlantic avenues. leged that Peter Hicks, 57, and wanted to “set the re- Boswell were recently Meeting Law, though Davis, 8 Holden Ave., Crews will be working of Worcester, married the cord straight,” and that he acquainted. They say an members of the public Saugus, MA 01906. from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. women from sub-Saharan had married the women anonymous caller identi- can attend. African nations between so they could obtain legal fied Lombardi as Bo- Spokesman Brendan 2003 and 2013 and filed immigration status in the swell’s killer and pointed Moss said a “miscom- Selling a house? for immigration benefits U.S. authorities to the burial munication” resulted in Buying a house? for four of them. Some of During a later interview, site. the event being posted the women were in the Hicks told agents that he The state medical on the city of Holyoke’s Find out what properties U.S. illegally. was paid to marry African examiner said the cause website. Authorities also allege women who were in the of death was blunt force He says the adminis- recently sold in your area. that on at least one occa- U.S. illegally, according to trauma and asphyxiation. tration bars reporters sion, he was still married Check out the complaint. so that participants can to one woman at the time Journalists barred from more freely express their the Real Estate page of his marriage to anoth- Man pleads guilty to killing advisory group session views. in Saturday’s paper. er. woman, burying body Hicks was released BOSTON (AP) — Gov. following an initial ap- PROVIDENCE, R.I. Charlie Baker’s office pearance in federal court 781-593-7700 (AP) — A man has plead- is defending a policy of Publishing Daily, except Sundays in Worcester on Tuesday. ed guilty to charges he barring reporters from USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 He faces a maximum of killed a Massachusetts meetings of an advisory Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA five years in prison if woman and buried her commission on Latino and additional offices. convicted. His federal Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item body behind a vacant affairs. Subscriptions public defender did not home in Rhode Island. Masslive.com reported Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States return a call for com- Attorney General Peter that a sign outside Tues- $20.00 for 4 weeks ment. Kilmartin said Wednes- day’s listening session in $65.00 for 13 weeks The U.S. Attorney’s day 33-year-old James Holyoke read “Closed to $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year office in Massachusetts Lombardi, of Cranston, the Press,” and at least Send payment to and POSTMASTER, said Hicks acknowledged R.I., waived indictment. two journalists were send address changes to: call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 during an interview to Lombardi was charged prohibited from entering. The Daily Item to start your marrying three of the with first-degree murder Residents, political lead- 110 Munroe St. women solely to obtain in the killing of 29-year- ers and social activists P.O. Box 5 daily subscription. Lynn, MA 01903 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 A3 LYNN The final whistle blows for Durgin at St. Mary’s DURGIN From A1 “Matt is one of the most successful football coaches in Lynn history,” said his cousin, Jeff Newhall, who is athletic director at St. Mary’s. “He has taken our pro- gram to a level where it is recognized as one of ITEM FILE PHOTO the best in the state. We will miss him greatly, Matt Durgin talks but because of what he with star quarter- accomplished, we are in back Calvin Johnson excellent shape moving during the season last forward.” fall. Durgin said Wednesday that it simply was time to and all the great kids I’ve take a step back. coached. “Actually,” he said, “Jeff “You can’t win if you and I talked about it last don’t have good kids and year — that it was get- good people coaching with ting to be time. I agreed to you,” Durgin said, “and coach one more year. I’ve had both. These guys “You know how you can will be my friends for life. just feel something like “You take something that? I feel it,” he said. from all of them,” he said. Durgin has been coach- “I’m very grateful for that. ing 29 years, 21 as the “From Day 1 at St. head man. During that Mary’s, I was welcomed, time, which included and treated well,” Durgin COURTESY PHOTO stints at Classical, Mal- said. “I feel tremendous den Catholic, and St. gratitude to that school.” State Rep. Brendan Crighton, second from left, with Lynn firefighters Pat Coppola, Scott Bar- Mary’s, Durgin’s record Durgin, who has served nard, Erichson Seang and Manny Alcantara, who are members of firefighter unions endorsing was 163-70. His winning as the director for the Crighton’s state senate bid. percentage of .700 tops Agganis All-Star Football the legendary Bill Joyce Game, will stay on despite (.694, 185-74-27), who his resignation from St. coached Harry Agganis. Mary’s. Firefighters step up to endorse Durgin took over at St. “I love helping out with Mary’s in 2008, shortly af- the Agganis game,” he ter stepping down at Clas- said. “It is such an institu- Crighton for state senate sical. He had intended to tion in Lynn. It’s an honor take a break from coach- to be part of it.” ITEM STAFF REPORT’ to his continued hard someone who has a proven delegation to successfully ing after spending the A Lynn Classical gradu- previous decade with the work to ensure the health record of fighting for the fight for funds for carcin- ate who played football at LYNN — The Profes- Rams, as well as the 2004 the University of Rhode and safety of our 12,000- policies and resources nec- ogen sanitizing machines sional Firefighters of season in Malden with the Island, Durgin started his plus professional firefight- essary to do our job.” Massachusetts, and lo- for the Lynn Fire Depart- Lancers. coaching career as an as- ers across the state.” Crighton began his ca- cal firefighter unions in ment. However, when the St. sistant at URI in 1989. He Crighton’s endorse- reer in public service in Lynn, Lynnfield, Marble- “I am honored to have Mary’s job opened up, Ne- worked at Maine Central ments include Lynn Local 2005 working for former head, Nahant, Saugus earned the support of whall convinced him to Institute, Classical, Bish- 739 representing Lynn state Senator, now Mayor and Swampscott have en- firefighters in the dis- take it. In the ensuing de- op Fenwick and Lynn En- dorsed Brendan Crighton Fire Department mem- Thomas M. McGee. Crigh- trict, and across the state. cade, the Spartans won 86 glish before becoming the to be elected 3rd Essex bers. “Brendan Crighton ton was elected Ward 5 These brave men and games while losing only head coach at Classical. has a record of supporting Lynn City Councilor in District state senator. women put their lives on 29. At Classical, Durgin Durgin, whose late fa- us and we know he is the 2010 and subsequently “The working families the line for us every day was 72-35 in 10 seasons ther, Hal, coached foot- right person for the job,” elected councilor-at-large, and professional fire- and I thank them for their (1997-03 and 2005-07), in- ball at Lynn Tech, with fighters of the 3rd Essex said Michael O’Connor, serving six years on the cluding 10-win campaigns the Lynn Lions and at president of Lynn Local council. He has represent- dedication and service,” Senate district enjoyed said Crighton. “I will con- in 2000 and 2001. He went Central Catholic, lives in strong representation 739. ed the 11th Essex District tinue to work hard to sup- 5-6 at Malden Catholic in Lynn with his wife, Belin- from Senator McGee and Matt Reddy, District 3, in the Massachusetts 2004. da and daughters, Molly port them and ensure they we know Brendan will Professional Firefighters House since 2015, which “It’s time to take a step and Mattie. have the resources they continue that tradition,” district vice president, includes West Lynn and back,” said Durgin. “I’m Steve Krause can be said Richard MacKinnon, added, “Brendan has al- Nahant. need to keep our neighbor- very grateful for all the reached at skrause@item- Professional Firefighters ways been a strong sup- Brendan has supported hoods safe.” opportunities I’ve had live.com. president. “As a state rep- porter of programs that and co-sponsored legis- The special primary resentative we have ap- keep our firefighters and lation in support of fire- election will take place preciated Brendan’s sup- communities safe. We are fighters. This year, Bren- on Feb. 6 and the general port and we look forward proud to endorse and elect dan worked with the Lynn election on March 6. It’s the end of the road for Lynn ministry MINISTRY re-entry center in Lynn are they going to go? I The organization, which From A1 has consisted of case man- think that will definitely also has offices in New agement, outreach, educa- be a traumatic change for Bedford and Lawrence, is with the Department of tional support, job place- the youth in the commu- transitioning more toward Youth Services was very ment, court advocacy and nity … They eat, hang out doing re-entry in more cit- high — at one point, he recreation. and then are serviced. The ies. said Lynn was the second- She said the organiza- relationship will definite- “What we have really or third-most violent city tion has been in collabora- ly change. There’s no ac- refocused on is staff who in the Commonwealth and tion with other resources tual place for them to go. are going into (detention) had the second-largest such as North Shore Com- There’s definitely going to facilities, which is kind The value of each coupon shown here is equal to number of youths repre- munity College and Lynn be that void.” of the core of what we do sented. But the number or greater than the price of the newspaper. Youth Street Outreach Ad- Larson said the work and following those youth of youths serviced in Lynn vocacy (LYSOA). that’s happened in Lynn back into a number of cit- has gone down. Summerset said there over the past decade or so ies,” Larson said. “We feel ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! “While we’ll follow up, it are a lot of gang members has been admirable from we can service more youth If you would like to participate in doesn’t justify the kind of in Lynn who ultimately a number of groups work- throughout the state that space and programming way than when you have The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, that we had there at one come through the program ing together and that the through the Shannon Ini- organization is more fo- all direct service programs contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 point for the amount of in just a couple of cities.” youth that are in the De- tiative, which reorients cused in other cities now, gang members into society. such as New Bedford and Larson said a lot of the TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY partment of Youth Ser- organization’s program vices from Lynn,” Larson In 2016, Summerset Lawrence where there are said 247 youth were ser- high numbers of youths focuses on following juve- said. “We’ll still work with niles as they turn 18, up to them, but we don’t need viced through the office. transitioning back into Although the organization the communities. 24, which they’re moving Super Bowl Special the kind of space we had away from. He said the before.” will continue transition- The change in Lynn, 10% o any purchase ing youth back into the Larson said, is that there focus is in the juvenile fa- Esther Summerset, di- cilities — the organization community, she said elim- won’t be a site where ev- Bearcat Police Radio rector of the Lynn branch runs programs in the lock- inating the office will take erything is run out of — it LG HD TV or Blu-Ray of Straight Ahead Minis- up facilities where kids away a resource for youth will be more connecting with this coupon tries, said the organization are and then follows them to go to. with youth in the commu- has made a decision to go back up in the communi- “One of the saddest nity and directing them back to its original roots, ties. He said the organi- parts of this is that we’re more into programs in the which was simply build- zation is going back to fo- ing relationships with a drop-in center,” Sum- city for things such as job cusing more on juveniles, inmates one-on-one. She merset said. “A lot of our training. He said the tran- rather than that 18 to 24 said the organization will youth are also homeless sition will be more about range. 334 Broadway, Wyoma Square, Lynn be continuing services, as or struggling — they’re connecting them with oth- 781-599-4500 far as going into facilities able to come here and just er organizations, rather Gayla Cawley can be and prisons, and collabo- hang out. When I hear than Straight Ahead Min- reached at gcawley@item- lynnmausa.com/covert rating with local agencies. (from) a lot of youth, a lot istries directly running live.com. Follow her on Summerset said the of them say to me: where those services. Twitter @GaylaCawley.

LAW OFFICES OF ECCO to discuss racial justice JAMES J. CARRIGAN w? LYNN — The Essex County Commu- relationships across race within ECCO, ou kno e • Social Security Disability Did y ’s magazines ar nity Organization (ECCO) invites the and make decisions concerning criminal • Workers Compensation edia Group public to meet tonight around the topic of justice and immigration work in light of • Accidents Essex M 25 years located across building racial justice within ECCO. new developments affecting these topics. available 24/7 online at.com The meeting will be at Zion Bap- from Lynn District Court azine “This will be a great opportunity to get egolfmag .com tist Church, 4 Adams St. (off Chestnut 15 Johnson St. northshor azine 907themag Street). ECCO Racial Justice Organiz- to know people from across ECCO, and to 781-596-0100 01 .com ONEthemag er Cherish Casey said the meeting will play a role in building racial justice with- JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN focus on developing a strategy to create in ECCO and in Massachusetts,” Casey pring 2018 editions RONALD D. MALLOY Look for our S March. 12-person multiracial cohorts to deepen said in a statement. www.jamescarriganlaw.com coming in [email protected] A4 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 OPINION It’s not about us HOW TO REACH US E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S As journalists, it’s our al purposes, and the doc- Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant job to report on the news, uments pertaining to the Director of Advertising Gordon R. Hall obviously. We tell other story were not immediate- T  J  people’s stories, with the ly made available by the 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey GaylaGa P.O. Box 5 W J. K point being that reporters First Selectman, who op- J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer are supposed to tell an un- erates sort of like a town Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan CawleCa y Chief Operating O cer Chairman biased account, as the sto- administrator in small Customer Service PŽ ry isn’t about us. Connecticut towns. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 It becomes a problem to respond — the context The First Selectman was Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Connecting when the reporter be- also is that Fonda said in not in the office and town Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 comes the story. Recently the recent interview that hall employees, including 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Megyn Kelly’s remarks she would appear on Kel- another selectman who Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 about actress Jane Fonda ly’s show again, but added was operating as inter- Ext. 2 Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 have drawn criticism, with that the plastic surgery im Department of Public Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 former “Today” show an- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 line of questioning showed Works director, informed classi [email protected] chor Ann Curry comment- that the former Fox News us that they were too busy John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 ing that the remarks are anchor was not a good in- to respond to our public re- Subscriptions [email protected] not journalism. terviewer — but that she cords request immediately Curry’s comments go would devote time on her and asked us to leave. We Circulation back to that theme — Kelly show to pick apart a for- refused to leave and had [email protected] became the story with how mer guest is astonishing. State Police called on us Ext. 3 she responded to Fonda. It wouldn’t be surpris- for causing a disturbance. “Journalists are not ing if Kelly’s lengthy on- Then, as you can imag- Newsroom supposed to be the story,” air criticism of Fonda [email protected] ine, my story about the [email protected] EDITORIAL Curry said. “We’re sup- discourages others from people involved in the posed to be humble. We’re wanting to appear on her situation at Town Hall be- Ext. 4 supposed to use whatever show. Kelly became a well- came overshadowed when Sports time we’re given to shine a known journalist after there was a story written [email protected] light on other stories.” her pointed and heavily about my coworker and I Ext. 5 Pausing Here’s the scenario: reported aggressive ques- having our public records Fonda, 80, appeared on tions to then-presidential request denied and then Retail and Online Kelly’s NBC talk show in candidate Donald Trump, having police called on us. Advertising September and was asked so she should be used to The story was picked up [email protected] by Kelly about her plastic criticism. in Malden by the national Associated ADVERTISING surgery. The actress, who From an outside per- Press wire and mentioned was promoting a movie on spective, it would seem Ernie Carpenter Jr. Malden officials are eager to settle on the future that State Police were Kelly’s show when she was that Kelly doesn’t mind Director of Advertising use of the Malden Hospital site after years of debat- called to escort us out of instead asked unrelated being a part of the story and Business Development, ext. 1355 ing one site proposal after another. But there is a town hall, but that we [email protected] questions about whether and receiving media at- very good reason for city leaders, from Mayor Gary were not arrested. she had any work done, tention of her own, but Michele Iannaco Christenson down to ward City Councilors, to not I admit, it was flattering later said in an interview as Curry indicated, that’s Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 rush into a decision. to receive so much atten- that she was uncomfort- just not good journalism. [email protected] The 18-month-long citywide moratorium on multi- tion and have an article able with the question. Reporters, even on a local Ralph Mitchell unit residential housing construction expired less written about me and my Kelly later responded to scale, receive criticism for Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 than a month ago. Extended twice, the moratorium reporting. But, ultimately, Fonda on her show, saying, stories they write, but typ- [email protected] acted like a giant “pause” button prompting city offi- the intention of the story “I have no regrets about ically the best strategy is cials and developers to step back and examine Mal- was to shine a light on Patricia Whalen that question, nor am I to not respond at all. den’s housing stock, its new and older developments, alleged unethical behav- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 in the market for a lesson [email protected] and housing market trends. It reminds me of a sce- ior by a public employee, from Jane Fonda on what It is a bold step indeed for a community the size nario that I was a part of rather than my process is and is not appropriate.” BUSINESS OFFICE of Malden to not simply tap but slam the brakes on several years ago, where I, of reporting the story. So, Kelly went on to bring large-scale residential development. Big projects as a reporter, inadvertent- things got a little off track. Susan J. Conti mean big property tax dollars flowing into cities and up Fonda’s infamous trip ly became the subject of a Reporters are tasked with Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] elected officials in another community might have to North Vietnam in 1972, news article for my report- writing stories about other easily balked at a moratorium. which became a scandal ing. I was trying to break people. We shouldn’t expect Ted Grant Malden isn’t that timid when it comes to charting when some branded her into journalism at the glory for the stories that we Publisher, ext. 1234 a course for its future. Downtown’s major revamp- a traitor for being pho- time and was freelancing tell or to become more well- [email protected] tographed with North for a daily newspaper in ing, including the relocation of two major municipal known than the subjects. Marian Kinney buildings, is proof city leaders and residents are will- Vietnamese troops on an Connecticut. As part of my We shouldn’t really get in- ext. 1212 ing to take bold steps to improve the city. anti-aircraft gun — Kelly reporting, I went with an- volved — ultimately, our [email protected] Selecting a new use for the 18.5 acres of hospital used time on her show to other reporter to request job is to be informants, and add that Fonda said she is documents from Bethle- Will Kraft land is also a big step but planning for any future as in Kelly’s case, it stops Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 use of the site should proceed cautiously. Malden still not proud of America, hem Town Hall. becoming journalism when [email protected] and that Fonda has no busi- The story was about a the news is the journalists Hospital is an institution very familiar to older and Jennifer Perez middle-aged Malden residents and its nostalgic im- ness lecturing anyone on Town Hall (Department themselves. what qualifies as offensive. of Public Works) employee ext. 1205 portance is easily dismissed. [email protected] Christenson is probably correct when he says the It’s strange to me that who had allegedly taken Gayla Cawley is a re- bid by the Fellsmere Housing Group for the hospi- Kelly would feel the need town materials for person- porter for the Daily Item. Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 tal site is “ … worthy of review and public discus- [email protected] sion.” Fellsmere’s plan summarizes a $100 million RAMESH PONNURU investment in residential housing with $500,000 in Carolina Trujillo planned area improvements. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] Fellsmere’s interest in the site is no surprise: The group made a bid for an extensive residential con- Trump’s speech exposed Jim Wilson struction proposal at the hospital site in 2015, which Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 would have included more than 200 units. That pro- [email protected] posal drew little community support and was ulti- his party’s lack of goals CIRCULATION mately rejected by the Malden Planning Board. But Lisa Mahmoud speculation around the city following the rejection A State of the Union ad- extremely ambitious agen- Manager, ext. 1239 centered on Fellsmere coming up with another devel- [email protected] opment proposal once the moratorium ended, since dress is designed, of course, da with enough detail to it holds a signed purchase-and-sale agreement with to garner good reviews and make for a useful debate. CLASSIFIED the hospital site’s owners, Hallmark Health. boost a president’s popu- Trump’s departure from Abbe Young Smith Fellsmere’s plan may well be the best use of the larity. But it also serves State of the Union norms Manager, ext. 1276 Malden Hospital site. But the city is wise to proceed other purposes. A presi- is partly a function of what [email protected] slowly on reviewing the plan. The moratorium is still dent can use it to set prior- we might call, optimisti- fresh in the minds of city officials and developers. ities for his administration cally, his novel governing NEWSROOM Its ramifications for Malden and the lessons learned and party — to get every- style. But it also reflects Bill Brotherton one on his side working to- his party’s lack of an agen- Features Editor ext. 1338 from imposing it should be reviewed, analyzed and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS prioritized by city officials with the aim of fine-tun- gether. He can use it to lay da. The congressional Re- [email protected] ing or, if warranted, reshaping development policy in the groundwork for future President Donald publicans don’t have any clearer sense of what they Gayla Cawley Malden. legislative proposals. It is a Trump gestures as he Reporter, ext. 1236 A citywide meeting to discuss lessons learned from tool, in other words, for co- finishes his first State want to do in 2018. There’s [email protected] ordinating governing. nothing they all want to the moratorium is a good first step. Only after the of the Union address Cheryl Charles public and anyone else concerned weighs in on the President Donald in the House chamber do legislatively that they think they can achieve or, Associate News Editor, ext. 1278 moratorium should the city proceed with looking at Trump’s State of the Union of the U.S. Capitol. [email protected] development proposals, beginning with Fellsmere’s. address barely tried to use relatedly, make popular. it that way. He did some of It’s not an accident that Thomas Grillo Preliminary discussions on Fellsmere’s proposal would have expected such Reporter, ext. 1264 clearly identifies a host of complex concerns that the standard political work immigration was the pro- follow-up. Nobody on the posal Trump discussed at [email protected] must be settled if the development is to proceed. The any president would do: Hill will be surprised if length. There’s a forcing Spenser Hasak number of owner-occupied units proposed for the taking credit for national there isn’t any this time. project is one concern. successes, touting policy event: the coming expira- Photographer, ext. 1332 Some conservatives are [email protected] A Malden Hospital Site Committee meeting this victories. But he did almost tion of the temporary le- unhappy that Trump said gal status that President month identified traffic concerns associated with the nothing to set an agenda. that he had stripped out Thor Jourgensen Barack Obama granted to News Editor, ext. 1267 site and an emphasis by neighbors and the site’s val- Republicans have been the core of Obamacare by ue as open space. Finally, Malden Hospital’s future wondering what Trump’s many of the illegal immi- [email protected] ending the individual man- grants who came here as isn’t just a Malden issue: The site is surrounded by infrastructure initiative is Steve Krause date. They think it amounts minors. In recent years, Medford neighborhoods and its future use has rami- going to look like. They’re to surrendering the cause Sports Editor, ext. 1229 fications for residents in those neighborhoods. still wondering now that Congress has been much [email protected] of repeal of the whole law. more likely to act in the Malden leaders have a bold vision for their city but his speech is done; his But here, too, we can’t take Katie Morrison they would be well-served by proceeding deliberately comments on the sub- face of crisis, sometimes the speech as a guide. If manufactured crisis, than Sports Reporter on discussing Malden Hospital’s future. ject were not informative. [email protected] Republican senators an- to do ordinary legislating. They have not been sure nounced a breakthrough on Without such a spur, elect- Owen O’Rourke what form the adminis- health-policy talks, there’s ed officials find it almost Photographer, ext. 1224 tration wants paid family no reason to think Trump impossible to imagine [email protected] leave to take and wheth- would feel compelled to put turning ideas into laws. Roberto Scalese er it’s a real priority: Will the issue on the back burn- The rap on most State of Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 voting against his propos- er because he did so when the Union addresses is that [email protected] al cost them? Will there be addressing Congress. they are “laundry lists.” Mark Sutherland a proposal? They still don’t The early line on the This time the president, know. Ditto for opioids and Creative Director speech, as on so many like his administration and [email protected] vocational education. Trump speeches, is that it party, was listless. It well may be that the was “presidential.” But it Anne Marie Tobin administration will follow was unlike the addresses Ramesh Ponnuru is a Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Trump’s remarks about of most presidents in its Bloomberg View colum- [email protected] reforming foreign aid to nearly total refusal to lay nist. He is a senior editor Bridget Turcotte reward our friends and out any ideas for the future. at National Review, visit- Reporter, ext. 1269 punish our enemies with I say “nearly total” because ing fellow at the American [email protected] actual legislation. Under on one issue, immigration, Enterprise Institute and Ryan York past presidents, everyone the president outlined an contributor to CBS News. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 $35,000 donation funds Malden Overcoming Addiction opioid ght in Swampscott By Steve Freker FOR THE ITEM SWAMPSCOTT about the statistics of al- From A1 cohol and opioid depen- MALDEN — In the bat- dence and goals for treat- tle against the regional and families,” said Ger- ment. and nationwide epidem- ald MacKillop, executive Reen said the second ic of substance abuse director of the Lynch/van workshop, which will be and opioid addiction, the Otterloo YMCA, in a state- Feb. 12, will focus on medi- numbers are growing for ment. “This collaboration cation-assisted treatment, Malden Overcoming Ad- is a great example of us including what the U.S. diction's (MOA) "army" of joining forces and pooling Food and Drug Adminis- trained recovery coaches. our resources to tackle tration (FDA) approves MOA was the rst ad- this national epidemic on to treat opioid addiction vocacy organization in a community level.” disorders. The workshop the greater Boston/North Police provided statis- will focus on rst respond- Shore region to institute tics up to October 2017 for ers learning what kind of and complete a recovery overdoses in Swampscott treatment can help curb coach training program — in 2017 up until that someone’s addiction. just nine months ago with timeframe, there were 13 On March 12, Reen said its rst class of 23 individ- overdoses, with two fatali- the training module will uals, who support, assist ties. Most overdoses came shift gears and address and advise those experi- from heroin and other opi- the role of police and rst encing addiction and sub- oids. In 2016, there were responders in providing stance abuse disorders. 27 overdoses, with six PHOTO | MALDEN OVERCOMING ADDICTION support to victims and Many of them were Mal- fatalities. In 2015, there their families as it relates den residents and others A recovery coach training academy attendee participates in the class by were 16 overdoses and to addiction. He said rst came from communities sharing information. three were fatal. responders need to be- around the region. “Faced with the signi - come more educated on cant spike in the number Similar trainings have Mayor Gary Christenson. ny. "They are both really partment of Public Health the correlation between of overdoses from opioids, been undertaken and Hammersley said Mal- behind us, it is very en- (DPH) to establish a re- mental health issues and heroin, fentanyl and now successfully completed in den Overcoming Addic- couraging to all of us that covery center in Malden. addiction. surrounding communities carfentanil, it’s become ap- tion has the most recovery are involved," Hammers- The concept of what He said people suffering such as Lynn and Everett parent that just enforcing coaches af liated with ley said. would be known as the from mental health issues over the past six months. laws alone isn’t suf cient its organization than any The recovery coach Bridge Recovery Center will sometimes self-pre- From the outset, MOA to combat the growing ep- other in Massachusetts training includes some in Malden has the backing scribe with opioids, such developed and maintained idemic,” said Madigan in and most likely in New 30 hours of intensive in- of local and state of cials, as non-prescription nar- a strong working relation- a statement. “Police are England. struction and certi cation including state Sen. Jason cotics, or abuse prescrip- ship with Malden's public positioned to recognize methods administered Lewis, (D-5th Middlesex, tion drugs from a provider. safety departments along In just under nine when a person or family Reen said rst responders with many city and state months, MOA now has by the Connecticut Com- Malden, Melrose), who are struggling with the of cials. With the help overseen three recovery munity for Addiction Re- heads up the Joint Com- problem of addiction and will learn how to better of grant money from the coach training sessions. covery (CCAR) staff in a mittee on Public Health gaining an understanding deal with a volatile situa- Malden Police Depart- With the latest addition Malden site. The grant at the State House. When of the issues surrounding tion that might stem from ment and Malden Fire De- of 32 more coaches, that assistance MOA received established, it would serve addiction and knowing someone with a volatile or partment, MOA President brings the total to 83 paid for the training for Malden and residents what resources are avail- brittle mindset, making Paul Hammersley and trained recovery coaches the newest coaches. in other communities in able to be able to direct sure to reduce the risk other volunteers from the overall. "The main task of re- the greater Boston/North people and families to of that person harming group organized the most MOA received assis- covery coaches is to help Shore area such as Med- help is critical. themselves or others. recent recovery coach tance in coordinating the those recovering from ad- ford, Everett, Lynn and “As rst responders, we First responders will be training session, adding most recent training ses- diction to avoid relapse," Revere. are working to change educated on how to best more than 30 to the ranks. sion from Malden Human Hammersley said. "Those Services would include the way police view the offer support to someone "It's a testament to the Services and Community who come out of treatment assistance for those seek- problem which includes suffering from addiction type of people we have in Outreach Director Karen and rehab are usually at ing counseling, employ- educating us about the and direct them to the Malden and around the Colon Hayes. their most vulnerable. ment and navigation dynamics of addiction and right resources. Often, he area who want to get in- "The city of Malden and "Most people new to re- through the state local reducing the stigma as- said family members are volved and really make lots of department heads covery are overwhelmed legislative workings for sociated with it. We are struggling as well and a difference in the lives and staff members have as they try to navigate bene ts. Legal advice is grateful to the Lynch/van nd the system hard to of folks who are af ict- been behind us from the picking up the pieces and planned for another offer- Otterloo YMCA and Lahey navigate. ed with substance abuse start. From the mayor on putting their lives back to- ing. Health Behavioral Ser- “If we can help get them disorder and are battling down we have received gether." "It is a critical need for vices for facilitating this through the system more addiction," Hammersley full support for our recov- Recovery coaches are Malden residents and be- training, which is an im- ef ciently, it may help said. The MOA co-found- ery coach training and all working with the Malden yond who are ghting sub- portant part of our overall with saving a life,” Reen er, himself a recovering of our programs," Ham- Drug Court Program to stance abuse disorder and collaborative strategy to said. addict, praised the strong mersley said. help those with substance opioid addiction," Ham- reduce addiction and inci- Reen said mental health support the recovery Christenson and Malden abuse challenges, he said. mersley said of the recov- dents of overdoses in our seems to be interwoven coach training program Police Chief Kevin Molis Also, there are lobby- ery center proposal. "We community.” into all the different types has received from the city were both on hand for the ing efforts under way for are very optimistic and The three-part train- of calls police respond to of Malden and the of ce of latest graduation ceremo- funding from the state De- hopeful this can happen." ing program is meant to — sometimes addiction provide critical resources and a mental health dis- and education/training for order are a dual diagnosis, Saugus re ghter promoted to lieutenant rst responders (police, or it may be a more com- re and paramedics) in plex situation. CROSS for it.” gus High School’s annu- developments planned for Swampscott so they have “These are citizens, better tools, information From A1 Cross has given educa- al Shadow Day, showing Route 1. these are community tional presentations and teens the ropes. He has In 2003, Cross sponsored and training as it relates members, and they need about everybody, of course. Student Awareness of Fire seen at least three stu- three Town Meeting arti- to addiction and behavior- the help and services we But now I’ll be in charge Education programs to el- dents grow up to be Sau- cles in an effort to bring al health. All training and are able to provide. The of a crew and I will be re- ementary school students, gus re ghters, he said. the new station to fruition. materials are provided by goal is to deescalate the Lahey, according to infor- sponsible for them. I have seniors, and others for Cross has been the A debt exclusion for a new situation so they are able mation from the Y. to take more of a step back almost two dozen years, union president of Saugus ladder truck and a second to get help. (I want to) echo The rst workshop, and take a look at the big which is something he Fire ghters Local #1003 debt exclusion for a new, our thanks to the YMCA picture, for sure.” $500,000 rehouse both which was Jan. 8 at the and to Gerald (MacKillop) said he thoroughly enjoys. for 19 years, following in Swampscott Police Sta- Cross is a 2008 recipi- “We do a career day and the footsteps of his father, passed. A third article for for bringing this to us and ent of the Medal of Valor tion, focused on Addic- realizing what they are on Founder’s Day we have Chelsea Fire Capt. Bill a Proposition 2½ override for his rescue of a double tion 101, according to able to do is provide more an open house,” said Cross. Cross Jr., who spent much to fund the hiring of 12 amputee while he was Swampscott Police Of- education and training “The public education part of his career in the union. new re ghters failed. off-duty. cer Brendan Reen. He in an area that is always is a huge thing and it has He has been advocating Town Manager Scott “It couldn’t happen to a said the training module needed.” made a huge difference in for a third re station to Crabtree said in a state- better guy and it de nitely ment he has no doubt that was about learning about making people safer, in my cover the west side of town is the right time in his ca- Cross will continue to be an the brain as it relates to Gayla Cawley can be opinion.” with easy access to Route reer and he has the right enormous asset to the pub- addiction, or the disease reached at gcawley@item- Just last week, he visit- 1 North and South for amount of experience in lic safety department and state of addiction. First live.com. Follow her on ed the Saugus Senior Cen- several years. It’s a ght re ghting to be a front- the residents of Saugus. responders learned more Twitter @GaylaCawley. line supervisor,” said Fire ter to give a talk to elders he said dates back to the Chief Michael Newbury. about the importance of early 1970s under former Bridget Turcotte can be “He is ready and he is smoke and carbon monox- Fire Chief Thomas Nolan, reached at bturcotte@item- prepared and I think the ide detectors. but is even more crucial live.com. Follow her on department will be better He volunteers for Sau- today with the mixed-use Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. In Lynn, 220-pound man arrested in a drawer

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All address information, particu- Common Street at 9:01 a.m.; lifting at the Apple store at Mar- a.m. Wednesday; a dryer fire on Man gets four larly arrests, reflect police records. In vandalism was reported on Far- ketStreet at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. Goldthwaite Place at 7:48 a.m. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, rar Street at 10:55 a.m.; an as- years on cocaine it is the sole responsibility of the con- sault and battery was reported MARBLEHEAD Thefts on Munroe Street at 1:25 p.m.; cerned party to contact the relevant a breaking and entering on Accidents There was a report of an em- police department and have the Mall Street at 5:07 p.m.; an as- ployee who stole merchandise trafficking plea department issue a notice of correc- sault and battery was reported A car was stuck in the snow from the Abercrombie Kids at tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or on Quincy Terrace at 5:57 p.m.; on a private way off Beacon the Northshore Mall; a report of ITEM STAFF REPORT was sentenced to five to clarifications will not be made without a breaking and entering was Street at 11:38 a.m. Tuesday; a National Grid scam on Pros- seven years in state pris- pect Street. SALEM — A Swamp- express notice of change from the ar- reported on Summer Street at a report of a past hit and run on for trafficking more 11:54 a.m. Wednesday. scott man was sentenced than 36 grams of cocaine resting police department. accident on Evans Road at 4:20 p.m. REVERE to four years in state pris- and trafficking more than Theft on in connection with traf- 36 grams of heroin. LYNN Complaints Arrest ficking cocaine. In December 2014, au- A larceny was reported at Gerson Ceballos-Ro- thorities from the State Arrests the Rite Aid on Lewis Street at A caller reported her husband Lesaidy M. Rodriguez, 23, sario, 39, pleaded guilty Police CINRET began an 10:51 a.m. Tuesday; a motor lost his platinum wedding ring of 865 Revere Beach Parkway, Tuesday in Essex Supe- investigation into an al- Sydney Bangs, of 1 Centen- vehicle was reported stolen on at 8:45 a.m. Tuesday; Swamp- was arrested and charged with rior Court to one count of leged drug trafficking op- nial Drive, Revere, was arrested Myrtle Street at 1:39 p.m.; a scott police called stating they assault and battery with a dan- trafficking more than 36 eration on the North Shore on a warrant. motor vehicle was reported sto- had a cruiser at the line as gerous weapon. grams of cocaine. Follow- that they believed was re- Jefferson Champagne, of len on Nahant Street at 6:21 Preston Beach was flooding ing the plea, Judge Timo- sponsible for distributing 16 Pine Grove, Dedham, was p.m.; a shoplifting report at onto Atlantic Avenue and they Accidents thy Feeley sentenced him heroin and cocaine to and arrested on a warrant. the Market Basket on Federal stated some of the flooding to four years to four years within Massachusetts, Davonta Jacobs, 24, of 21 Street at 7 p.m.; a larceny was might be on the Marblehead There was a motor vehicle and a day in state prison, according to the state- Lewis St., was arrested and reported on Western Avenue side at 9:16 a.m.; a caller stat- accident on Revere Street at according to a statement ment from Healey’s office. charged with a motor vehicle at 7:32 p.m.; a larceny was ed she was tailgated by a car 1:36 a.m. Tuesday; a hit and from the office of Attorney During the course of the lights violation, failing to stop reported on Congress Street with Florida plates while driv- run accident reported on Page General Maura Healey. investigation, authorities for police, unlicensed operation at 11:54 p.m.; a larceny was ing on the neck at 7:04 a.m. Street at 7:24 a.m.; a motor Ceballos-Rosario was seized a large bag con- of a motor vehicle, no inspec- reported on Union Street at Wednesday; a truancy check vehicle accident with property arrested in Lynn in March taining $300,000 in cash tion sticker, and failure to stop 12:04 p.m. Wednesday. on Creesy Street at 7:23 a.m. damage on Beach Street at 2016 along with Melkis after they observed Pena or yield. 9:18 a.m.; a motor vehicle ac- Pena, 54, also of Swamp- handing it over to a truck Lamont Sands, of 21 Weston cident on Lynn Street at 6:06 LYNNFIELD PEABODY scott, and Jonathan Sosa, driver in a parking lot in Ave., was arrested on warrants. p.m.; a hit and run accident 31, of Lynn, in a joint oper- Saugus. was reported on Revere Beach Accidents Arrest ation involving Massachu- Authorities arrested Accidents Parkway at 6:36 p.m. setts State Police assigned the three individuals af- There was a motor vehicle Daniel R. Downey, 58, of 12 There was a motor vehicle ac- to the attorney general’s ter observing what they accident with property damage Central St., Beverly, was arrest- SAUGUS office, Massachusetts believed to be a drug cident in Austin Square at 1:33 on Market Street at 5:03 p.m. ed and charged with operating a.m. Tuesday; a motor vehicle State Police Common- transaction occurring in Friday; a hit and run motor ve- a motor vehicle with a sus- Accidents wealth Interstate Nar- a car. During the arrest, accident on Chestnut Street hicle accident on Salem Street pended license. at 7:32 a.m.; an accident on cotics Reduction Enforce- authorities seized ap- at 5:43 p.m.; a motor vehicle There was a motor vehicle ment Team (CINRET), proximately 10 kilograms Jenness Street at 8:08 a.m.; a accident on Condon Circle at Accidents accident with property damage motor vehicle accident on Bos- U.S. Drug Enforcement of cocaine from the car 5:27 p.m. Sunday; a motor on Broadway at 12:50 p.m. Administration (DEA), linked to Pena. Author- ton Street at Washington Street vehicle accident with property A hit and run accident was Tuesday; a motor vehicle struck at 8:18 a.m.; an accident on reported on Summit Street and the Swampscott and ities seized more than damage on Condon Circle at a pole on Broadway at 6 p.m.; Lynn Police departments. 630 grams of cocaine and Chestnut Street at Union Street 5:34 p.m. Monday; a motor at 6:23 p.m. Tuesday; a car a motor vehicle accident with at 8:47 a.m.; a motor vehicle struck a pole on Martha Ter- Pena and Sosa pleaded about 300 grams of hero- vehicle accident with property property damage on the Salem guilty and were sentenced in after search warrants accident with personal injury damage at 7:28 a.m. Tuesday. race at 6:41 p.m.; an accident Turnpike at 10:02 p.m. on Astor Street at 1:39 p.m.; on Walnut Street at 8:54 a.m. to prison last December. were executed on the car Pena was sentenced to and an apartment linked a hit and run accident was re- Complaints Wednesday; an accident on Complaints ported on Hamilton Avenue at Lowell Street at 2:22 p.m. eight to 10 years in state to Sosa. Authorities also 2:40 p.m.; a motor vehicle ac- There was a water main break There was a report of a rental prison for trafficking more seized $15,000 in cash cident with personal injury on on Todd Lane at 7:20 a.m. Fri- Complaints car that wasn’t returned to a than 100 grams of cocaine, and supplies and mate- Maple Street at 8 p.m.; a motor day; there were wires down on business on Broadway at 9:12 concurrent with five to six rials known to be associ- vehicle accident with personal Nottingham Road at 12:51 There was a disabled motor a.m. Tuesday; a caller report- years in state prison for ated with drug packaging injury on Lynnfield Street at p.m.; a report of a suspicious vehicle on Lowell Street at 4:29 ed slippery road conditions at money laundering. Sosa and distribution. 10:03 a.m. Wednesday. motor vehicle on Lynnfield p.m. Tuesday; an employee re- Hurd Avenue at Central Street Street at 8:03 a.m. Saturday. ported an irate customer in a at 5:01 p.m.; a request from Complaints business on Lowell Street refus- Winchester police to check the Theft ing to leave without an inspec- Walgreens on Walnut Street There was a report of a dis- tion sticker at 4:55 p.m.; a fire where it was believed a stolen turbance on Washington Street There was a report of shop- lieutenant reported that a man credit card had been used. at 1:59 a.m. Tuesday; a report lifting at the Amazon at Mar- who was under the influence of an assault on Central Ave- ketStreet at 1:39 p.m. Friday; was yelling at cars on Lowell Theft nue at 7:51 a.m.; a breaking cigarettes were reported sto- Street near the courthouse at and entering was reported on len from the Exxon station on 6:02 p.m.; a faulty coffee mak- Jewelry was reported stolen Jackson Street at 8:07 a.m.; a South Broadway at 12:10 p.m. er was smoking at the Bertuc- from a residence on Shore breaking and entering on North Sunday; a caller reported shop- cis on Newbury Street at 2:23 Road at 10:16 a.m. Tuesday.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-SC., right, says he will not seek re-election. Benghazi investigator Gowdy is stepping down

WASHINGTON (AP) committee head to step — Rep. Trey Gowdy, a down, although sever- powerful GOP watchdog al departing colleagues who built his name lead- faced the prospect of be- ing the investigation into ing term-limited from that the 2012 attacks against post or difficult re-election Americans in Benghazi, prospects. Libya, has become the lat- Gowdy did not have such est prominent Republican obstacles, which made his to head for the exits rath- decision all the more sur- er than run for another prising. term. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “Whatever skills I may The former South Car- have are better utilized in Emergency personnel move an injured person to an ambulance near the scene of where an Am- olina prosecutor who is a courtroom than in Con- trak train carrying multiple Republican lawmakers crashed into a garbage truck in Crozet, Va., chairman of the House gress, and I enjoy our jus- Wednesday. Oversight and Govern- tice system more than our ment Reform Commit- political system,” Gowdy tee said in a statement said. One person killed after train with Wednesday that he Gowdy has played an im- planned to return to the portant role in the House justice system, though he Intelligence Committee’s did not elaborate. investigation into Russian GOP legislators collides with truck The committee’s lengthy election interference and investigation into the at- any possible coordina- CROZET, Va. (AP) — A crumpling the nose of the ed, said the crossing arms ers who are doctors joined tacks that killed the U.S. tion with Donald Trump’s train carrying dozens of locomotive and scattering had been known to mal- other passengers who ambassador and three presidential campaign. Republican members of trash alongside the tracks. function, sometimes com- are nurses or paramedics other Americans focused In the committee’s pri- Congress to a strategy Rep. Robert Pittenger ing down even though no and jumped out with the heavily on Hillary Clin- vate interviews, he has retreat in the countryside of North Carolina said train was approaching. basic medical gear they ton’s role as secretary of slammed into a garbage he was standing at the Sometimes, he said, they had. They broke into three state, though an 800-page been the chief question- truck in rural Virginia on train’s refreshment stand, stayed down for hours. teams to help the injured report produced no smok- er for majority Republi- Wednesday, killing one waiting to be served a soft He said motorists would people in the truck, he ing gun pointing to wrong- cans and has relied on his person in the vehicle and drink, when he felt “an get out of their cars to said. doing by her. prosecutorial experience. sending several lawmak- enormous slam. ... It was a help guide other motorists “The first gentleman The investigation also Among those witnesses er-doctors rushing to help huge jolt. We all hung on around the malfunction- was somebody who had revealed that Clinton were the president’s son, the injured. to whatever we had.” ing arms so they could really, really, really dev- used a private email serv- Donald Trump Jr., for- No serious injuries were He said he looked out cross the tracks. astating injuries. We did er for government work, mer White House chief reported aboard the char- the window and saw a “A guy was up here try to resuscitate, but ulti- prompting an FBI inves- strategist Steve Bannon tered Amtrak train, which big pile of garbage, and just yesterday or the day mately you had to realize tigation that proved to be and Glenn Simpson, a set out from the nation’s it appeared the train had before taking a look at it wasn’t possible,” Dunn an albatross in the Dem- Washington opposition re- capital with lawmakers, pushed the truck for a few them,” he said. said. ocrat’s 2016 presidential searcher who was behind family members and staff hundred yards. Carrie Brown, human re- He said another man in campaign. a dossier of allegations for the luxury Greenbrier Authorities gave no de- sources manager at Buck- the truck was critically in- Today, Gowdy is involved about Trump and his ties resort in White Sulphur tails on the cause of the ingham Branch Railroad, jured and a third was seri- in one of the House’s Rus- to Russia. Springs, West Virginia. At wreck, which took place which leases the stretch ously hurt. sia investigations and the This week, Gowdy was least two other people in at a crossing protected by of track and is responsible Rep. Phil Roe, a doctor leader of a renewed review among the committee the truck were reported gates, flashing lights, bells for maintenance, said she from Tennessee, said the of the FBI and Clinton’s members pushing for the seriously hurt. and warning signs. The was unaware of any prob- truck driver was killed in- emails. release of a memo, draft- The collision happened National Transportation lems with equipment at stantly. Gowdy, 53, was elected ed by Republicans, that about 11:20 a.m. in Safety Board sent a team the crossing. Sen. Bill Cassidy of Lou- in the 2010 tea party wave alleges abuses of the gov- Crozet, about 125 miles to investigate. Florida Rep. Neal Dunn, isiana and his wife, both that returned control of ernment surveillance southwest of Washington, Benny Layne, on whose a former Army surgeon, doctors, were among those the House to Republicans. powers in the Russia in- tearing the truck in two, property the truck land- said he and other lawmak- who came to the rescue. He is the ninth House vestigation. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 COMICS

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REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON A8 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Relics of past on display in Minneapolis Theories abound on Melania’s white MINNEAPOLIS (AP) apolis for the festivities. WASHINGTON (AP) — their signature color? — An iron collar that The exhibit, “TESTIFY: Twitter went wild with Others tweeted that Mrs. kept slaves in bondage. Americana from Slavery speculation when first Trump looked “divine.” A branding iron that to Today,” runs through lady Melania Trump Her suit was in contrast marked human beings Feb. 6 at the Minneapolis showed up for her hus- to the black worn by as someone’s property. Central Library. band’s first State of the Democratic congresswom- A photograph of black While a sign at the Union address in an ivory en and their allies. babies captioned as “alli- entrance warns that Christian Dior pantsuit. Tuesday marked the first gator bait.” A fine china some items inside might Some suggested sarcas- time Mrs. Trump was seen plate with gold lettering be disturbing, there are tically her attire was a in public with her husband that says, “KKK ‘God Give also messages of hope PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tribute to Hillary Clin- since The Wall Street Jour- Us Men.’” and promise. There’s a ton, her husband’s 2016 nal reported that Donald They’re among the banner that was held Britain’s Prince William is greeted by pu- Democratic opponent, who Trump’s lawyer paid porn artifacts of slavery and by a mourner in 1865, pils at Matteus School in Stockholm. favors pantsuits. Or, was star Stormy Daniels segregation collected by when a funeral train she honoring the suffrag- $130,000 in 2016 to keep NFL Hall of Famer and took President Abraham William loves the great outdoors ettes, who made white quiet about an affair. retired Minnesota Su- Lincoln’s body home to preme Court Justice Alan Illinois. The banner reads, STOCKHOLM (AP) er the weather.” Page and his wife, Diane “Our Country Shall Be — Britain’s Prince During the visit, Wil- Sims Page. They went One Country!” Page said William has praised liam and the Duchess on display this month in it moved him to tears Sweden’s embrace of of Cambridge sought time for Super Bowl visi- when he first saw it. the great outdoors, in to meet Swedes from tors and the thousands of “For me it transports particular the physical all walks of life. At a other people expected to me back to that time and and mental benefits medical institute, they flock to downtown Minne- that place,” Page said. of outdoor exercise for discussed with academ- children. ics Sweden’s approach Speaking Wednesday at the end of a two- to managing mental day visit to Sweden, health challenges, a SEND US YOUR STUFF William said that “one subject the royals have lesson that we will take campaigned about. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, home with us, is that William and Kate, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR children are actively both 35, will begin a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. encouraged to spend two-day visit to Norway time outdoors, whatev- on Thursday. Melania Trump enters the chamber prior to her husband’s State of the Union address. SENIOR LIVING DIRECTORY The North Shore’s longest running resource guide.

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SCHOOL ROUNDUP Big Blue blast past Peabody By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF The Swampscott boys hockey team picked up an 8-0 win at Peabody on Wednesday eve- ning. The Big Blue featured ve different goal scorers. Dominic Codispoti (two goals), Brett Benoit (two goals), Drew Olivieri (two goals, one assist), Stevie Santanello (one goal, ve assists) and Conor Donovan (one goal, one as- sist) each found the back of the net. Zach El- well dished out two assists while Jack Poska and Thomas O'Keefe each logged one assist. In net, goalie Dan Johnson tallied 21 saves to earn the shutout victory. "I thought it was a good win for us, on the road in Peabody," Swampscott coach Gino Faia said. "We played three solid periods and it gets us that much closer to states." Swampscott (7-4-5) visits Everett Saturday. The Big Blue need one point to earn a state tournament berth. St. Mary's 2, Matignon 2 At Matignon, the Spartans surrendered a late goal and settled for the tie. St. Mary's aims to bounce back with a win Saturday evening (6) when the Spartans visit CCL foe Bishop Fenwick. Winthrop 2, Marblehead 1 At Winthrop's Larsen Rink, the lone Mar- blehead goal was scored by Stephen Pappas in the third period. The Vikings held on in the ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON nal minutes for the close win. The Magicians Lynn’s Travis Ryan, right, and St. Joseph’s Andrew Stefura battle for possession during a face-off. host Saugus Saturday at Salem State. ROUNDUP, B4 Jets too fast, too physical for St. Joe’s

By Harold Rivera stretches and that’s because period. The Phoenix strug- full strength on DiFilippo’s ITEM STAFF we played fast and physi- gled to get anything rolling goal with 6:54 remaining. cal.” on offense, allowing Lynn “We showed some good re- LYNN — A quick start Lynn featured seven dif- to put early pressure on St. solve there,” Roberts said. can go a long way in hockey. ferent goal scorers in the Joseph’s. After ring shots “I thought one of the calls Lynn Jets coach Mike Rob- win as Travis Ryan, Mike left and right in the open- could’ve gone either way. We erts has preached the im- Clougherty, John DiFilippo, ing minute, Ryan picked did a really good job of stay- portance of starting games Brian Clougherty, Matthew up a loose puck and shot ing defensive on the penalty on a positive note to his Devin, Sean Devin and it into the back of the net. kill and we have fast for- players this season, and the Aidan Seitz each found the Mike Clougherty followed wards. Sometimes they try message came to fruition to open it up on the penalty Wednesday evening. back of the net. suit two minutes later, with “We’re running three full 11:10 on the clock, bumping kill. After we killed those The Jets scored twice in two penalties, we scored and the rst four minutes of lines offensively, we’re four Lynn’s lead to 2-0. To St. Jo- that changed the momen- play and used that strong deep,” Roberts said. “A lot of seph’s credit, the Phoenix tum a little bit.” start to defeat St. Joseph’s, teams only have two lines. managed to stop the bleed- After the Phoenix found 7-1, at Connery Rink. With We have some young depth ing from there and ended the scoreboard, Brian the win, Lynn improved to too. Our third line includes the rst period down 2-0. Clougherty capped the sec- 8-4-2. a junior, a sophomore and The Phoenix had a golden ond period with a goal to “Our motto for the season a freshman. We’re pretty opportunity to climb back in give Lynn a 4-1 lead after has been fast and physi- spread out through the lines midway through the second two. cal,” Roberts said. “When and that really helps us.” period. Lynn was penalized Matt Devin, Sean Devin we come out and we play Goalies Jack Gallant (13 twice in a three-minute and Seitz each scored a goal fast offensively and physi- saves on 14 shots) and Ken- stretch. That gave St. Jo- in the third period to up cal defensively, we run on ny Perez (three saves) com- seph’s four minutes of 5-on- ITEM FILE PHOTO Lynn’s advantage to 7-1 and all cylinders. We saw that bined for the win. 4 action, including 15 sec- put the game well out of St. Swampscott’s Dom Codispoti scored in the rst ve minutes and Lynn dominated the battle onds of 5-on-3. Lynn killed two goals in a win over Peabody all through the second pe- of possession as the soon as both penalties and made it a Joseph’s reach. Wednesday. riod. We dominated those the puck dropped in the rst 3-0 lead when it got back to JETS, B4 Saugus’ Sanderson turns aside 37 shots in tie By Mike Alongi Medford Mustangs, 0-0, the kind of game we need- Medford pushed the pace some guys out with the “Our effort was there all FOR THE ITEM in a Northeastern Confer- ed out of him,” said Saugus for much of the game, out-  u,” said Medford coach night, I loved the effort I ence battle. The two teams coach Jeff Natalucci. “We shooting the Sachems 37-9 Shawn Bates. “We played saw,” said Natalucci. “Our SAUGUS — Saugus are ghting for any points really needed to get some in total. Mustangs goalie well overall and we were execution was off, and it goalie Nick Sanderson they can get, as both are points out of this one, it’s William Chouinard had able to carry the pace of needs to be better if we stood on his head Wednes- just a few points shy of a getting down to crunch nine saves. the game at times, but we want to get two points out day night at Kasabuski tournament berth. time. So it was good to get “I saw a strong effort out just couldn’t nd the back of games like this instead Rink, making 37 saves “Nick was great out the point, great effort all of all our guys tonight, a of the net.” of one.” to force a draw with the there tonight, and that’s around by our guys.” lot of guys stepped up with The Mustangs came out With each team earning of the gate shooting, pep- a point for the draw, it puts pering Sanderson with the two teams in slightly eight shots in just the different positions. Med- rst period. They earned ford, now 8-3-3, needs only a power play as well, but one more point to qualify couldn’t capitalize. The for the tournament. same was the case in the “It would’ve been great second period, with Med- to grab two points instead ford outshooting Saugus of one because we were 12-2 in that frame. Again hoping to get the quali- the Mustangs earned a fying out of the way, but power play, and again that’s how it goes,” Bates Sanderson turned away said. “Hopefully we can every shot that came at come out next game and him. grab that point.” The third period was The Mustangs will try to the most even in terms earn that point on Satur- of shots on goal, but even day against a struggling then Medford outshot the Peabody team at LoConte Sachems 17-6. It was in Rink. the third that Sanderson The draw meant more to made some of his most Saugus, as the Sachems impressive saves, includ- (5-6-4) still need six more ing a quick reaction to a points to get in with ve wrister off a faceoff and a games remaining. That save made diving across means grabbing wins the crease. against quality opponents, All this is not to say that as teams like Danvers, Saugus didn’t have some Swampscott and Winthrop great scoring chances of are still on the schedule. its own. In addition to as- “Every game is import- serting themselves phys- ant now, there’s no getting ically all game long, the around that,” Natalucci Sachems put some pres- said. “It’s about executing sure on Chouinard in the out there now, but if we third period. They earned bring the effort that we their only power play of brought tonight, I like our the game and got a few chances.” good shots at the net, but The Sachems will take ITEM FILE PHOTO Saugus couldn’t bury any- on Marblehead at Rockett Saugus goalie Nick Sanderson made 37 saves in a scoreless tie with Medford. thing. Arena on Saturday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 SUPER BOWL LII Belichick-Brady Patriots among top sports dynasties

By Bob Glauber and longevity and to Belichick’s in- NEWSDAY credible ability to reconstruct teams from year to year despite significant MINNEAPOLIS — They are some roster turnover. of the most iconic names and teams Of the Patriots’ 53 active players, in sports history, whose greatness 20 joined the team this season. Only has become the standard by which six have been on the roster since all others are judged. 2011 or earlier. That’s an incredible The Yankees of Joe DiMaggio and rate of turnover, and no other team Mickey Mantle, who from 1949-64 has been able to consistently boot won 14 pennants and from 1949-53 and reboot from year to year the way swept five consecutive World Series. Belichick has. The Bill Russell-Red Auerbach There are those who would argue Celtics, who won 11 titles in 13 sea- that Belichick couldn’t have won sons in the Fifties and Sixties. five Super Bowls and be in position The Bulls of Michael Jordan and for a sixth without Brady, and that’s Phil Jackson, winners of six rings in true. Brady has become the greatest the Nineties. player in NFL history, and to put to- And now, the New England Patri- gether a season like this one at age ots have taken their rightful place 40 — he’s expected to win the regu- among the all-time dynasties. Win or lar-season MVP award — is remark- lose against the Eagles on Sunday, able. But Brady needs Belichick as the fact that the Patriots are in their much as the other way around. The eighth Super Bowl in Tom Brady’s coach’s incredible ability to dom- 17 seasons as Bill Belichick’s quar- inate with game-day X’s and O’s terback is remarkable in and of it- and to shuffle lineups and win with self. Should they win a sixth Super dozens of different assistant coach- Bowl — which would make Brady es over the years is not only great, unique and extend Belichick’s lead it is historically great. In all likeli- among coaches — it would add yet hood he will go down as the greatest another magnificent accomplish- coach in NFL history for what he ment to a mind-boggling run. has been able to do over such a pro- Where to put the Patriots in his- longed period. torical perspective? At the very top Vince Lombardi won five NFL of at least one important category. championships, including two Super Although they haven’t had the PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS Bowls, from 1961-67. The 49ers’ Bill sustained success of the Yankees (27 Walsh won three titles from 1981- world championships) or the Mon- Bill Belichick’s (top) and Tom 88. Pittsburgh’s Chuck Noll won treal Canadiens (24 Stanley Cups), Brady’s accomplishments are four from 1974-79. Great coaches you can draw a line of demarcation even more remarkable in the and Hall of Famers one and all. at free agency. Before it changed free agent era. Like Belichick, they were fortu- professional sports irrevocably, nate to win all their titles with a teams could keep players under con- impossible, greatly diminishing the dominant quarterback. But it’s the tract indefinitely, so there were no chances for sustained success. span of success that gives Belichick concerns about having to break up That’s why the Brady-Belichick the edge, and the era in which he championship teams. Patriots have been so remarkable has accomplished so much. Before But free agency drastically in staying at or near the top since free agency, it was easy to keep NFL changed the competitive landscape, teams together. Winning the Be- starting with Major League Base- Brady replaced Drew Bledsoe ear- ly in the 2001 season. None of the lichick way is unprecedented and ball in 1976 and continuing with may never happen again. the NFL in 1993, the NHL in 1995 league’s other championship teams and the NBA in 1996. Keeping great could match their staying power. It Distributed by Tribune Contest teams together became virtually is a testament to Brady’s greatness Agency Eagles say they are not intimidated

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Chung started his career in New nity. That’s what most of the guys in the sold on Nick Foles England, spent a forgettable year with league need — just an opportunity to the Eagles in 2013, then returned to the compete,” Lewis said. By Bob Glauber the first Vince Lombardi Patriots in 2014. He said he’s matured a lot since leaving NEWSDAY Trophy in franchise history. Amendola has experienced people Philly. So, what gave Dungy doubting his abilities since he entered the “People look at you and kind of charac- BLOOMINGTON, Minn. the confidence to come league as an undrafted free agent with terize you,” Lewis said. “They try to tell — Tony Dungy listened out with an opinion that Dallas in 2008. He signed with Philadel- you what they think you can do without to the “no way Nick Foles was so counterintuitive it phia in 2009 after being cut by the Cow- even really knowing you. That’s kind of can win the Super Bowl” stood in stark contrast to boys. But after eight months with the Ea- what I went through. I just kind of keep crowd and had enough. the prevailing sentiment? gles, he was released. He was signed up battling and showing people what I can Dungy’s message to the A little inside informa- by the St. Louis Rams and stayed there do.” doubters: Think again. tion. for four seasons before signing a five-year As much as Lewis, Amendola and “I keep telling Eagles fans “My son [Eric] played to relax,” the former coach PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS contract with the Patriots in 2013. Chung have enjoyed their time in New at Oregon, so I saw Nick This past Christmas he tweeted a pic- England, they aren’t naive to how the Pa- tweeted on New Year’s Day, Foles play in college, and From top, Danny ture of his framed No. 11 Eagles jersey, a triots deal with aging players. This past just after the Eagles com- I was close to [former Amendola, Dion Lew- gift from a friend. offseason the Patriots parted with Le- pleted the regular season Ducks coach] Chip Kelly,” is and Patrick Chung “It’s in my pool room — hanging as dai- Garrette Blount, who led the NFL with with Foles having replaced Dungy said Tuesday at are three former ly motivation,” Amendola said. “I’ve come 18 regular-season rushing touchdowns the injured Carson Wentz. an NBC news conference members of the Ea- a long way since getting the opportunity in 2016. But he also had turned 30, long “Nick Foles will play well. in advance of Super Bowl gles who are thriving to play there. It obviously didn’t work out, considered the age of decline for running The NFC Championship LII. “I had visited there a with the Patriots. so I guess I take it as a learning experi- backs. Game will be in Philly.” couple of times, and I saw Call him Tony “Nos- that year he had under tradamus” Dungy. 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How do we make there was still a chance. some patience — patience process has begun. the game more attractive That chance has turned that very few experts were The commissioner said with less stoppages is one into a stunning Super Bowl willing to exercise when it at his annual Super Bowl of the things we focus on. run, with the Eagles one came time to handicap the news conference Wednes- How do we use replay to game away from winning Eagles’ chances. day that he personally ensure correcting obvious sees that rule as the most mistakes but making sure obvious to address. it doesn’t interrupt the Asked about the scru- flow of the game.” tiny that NFL officiating Goodell noted that in his came under this season, 36 years working in the Audet s Goodell said “on the catch/ NFL, officiating always ’ no catch rule, we need to has been in the spotlight. find a rule we think will Recently, because of ad- Wine & Spirits address that. 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Medford at Classical (7) Malden at Gloucester (7) Those games previously "These opportunities English at Danvers (7) Beverly at Everett (7) Marblehead at Peabody (7) were televised by CBS and come along very, very in- Tech at Northeast (7) Boys Hockey NBC, two of the league's frequently," he added. "You Swampscott at Winthrop (7) Beverly at Westfield (3:30) other network partners. either have the rights to Salem at Revere (7) Girls Hockey Fox announced Wednes- the most-watched content Saugus at Somerville (7) Oakmont at Marblehead (6) day that it will televise in media or you don't. If 11 games between Weeks you don't take the oppor- TV/RADIO 4 and 15, with simulcasts tunity, this won't come up on NFL Network and Fox again for five years. We TV Deportes. believe in buying the very College basketball Fox, which has the Sun- best rights, and the best 6 p.m...... Fairleigh Dickinson at St. Francis (Pa.)....CBSSN day afternoon NFC pack- rights are the NFL." 6:30 p.m...... Creighton at Villanova...... FS1 age, will produce all of CBS and NBC each paid 7 p.m...... Gardner-Webb at Radford...... ESPNU the games under the deal, $450 million for the previ- ...... Wichita State at Temple...... ESPN2 which is worth a little ous two-year package. 8 p.m...... SMU at Tulsa...... CBSSN more than $3 billion, ac- "We explored a respon- 8:30 p.m...... Northwestern at Wisconsin...... FS1 9 p.m...... LIU Brooklyn at Sacred Heart...... ESPNU cording to a person with sible bid for Thursday 10 p.m...... Western Ky. at UTEP...... CBSSN direct knowledge of the Night Football but in the 11 p.m...... Oregon St. at Stanford...... FS1 terms of the deal who end are very pleased to ...... San Francisco at Saint Mary’s...... ESPNU spoke to The Associated return to entertainment PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS College basketball - women Press on condition of ano- programming on televi- 6 p.m...... Iowa at Michigan St...... Big Ten Network Boston Celtics guard Terry Rozier (12) smiles as nymity because the league sion's biggest night," CBS 6:30 p.m...... Texas A&M at Tennessee...... SEC Network he heads up court with forward Daniel Theis, didn't announce its value. said in a statement. "At 7 p.m...... Auburn at Kentucky...... SEC Network after completing a triple-double with a pass to "This is a single partner the same time, we look ...... UConn at South Carolina...... ESPN Theis for a slam dunk. deal, we are not splitting forward to continuing our 8 p.m...... Georgia at LSU...... SEC Network the package," NFL Com- terrific long-term partner- ...... Purdue at Michigan...... Big Ten Network missioner Roger Good- ship with the NFL on Sun- 8:30 p.m...... Mississippi St. at Missouri...... SEC Network ell said in a conference day afternoons, with more Pro basketball Rozier notches call. "We had tremendous than 100 games per sea- 8 p.m...... Houston at San Antonio...... TNT amount of interest from son including next year's 10:30 p.m...... Oklahoma City at Denver...... TNT all the broadcast part- Super Bowl 53." College basketball - women triple-double in ners, all of whom wanted Fox could have a con- 7 p.m...... Louisville at Virginia...... NESN Plus it exclusively. We felt this flict if weather causes a Cricket was the best opportunity World Series game to be 12 p.m...... Big Bash League...... NBCSN win over Knicks for the NFL to grow the postponed from Wednes- Golf 3 p.m...... PGA: Phoenix Open...... Golf BOSTON (AP) — Terry scoring New York 31-20 Thursday night package." day to Thursday. In recent 10:30 p.m...... European PGA: Maybank Championship...... Golf Rozier filled in nicely for in the third quarter. The Goodell added that the years, Series Game 2 and Pro hockey Kyrie Irving, logging his Knicks trailed by as many league is exploring part- 6 have been scheduled for 7 p.m...... St. Louis at Boston...... NESN, WBZ-FM 98.5 first career triple-double as 33 in the closing period. nerships with digital out- Wednesday. 8:30 p.m...... Los Angeles at Nashville...... NBCSN in his first NBA start and Rozier had 11 first-quar- lets, also in conjunction "In that hypotheti- leading the Boston Celtics ter points as the Celtics with Fox. cal kind of a scenario, SPORTS BRIEFS to a 103-73 victory over led 27-24 after one. The NFL has broad- the World Series game the New York Knicks on The teams split their cast deals "five years out" would stay on Fox and NSSUA Softball and the 2018 softball Wednesday night. first two meetings this with its other partners our Thursday night game umpire exam. Rozier collected 17 points, season, with the Celtics — ESPN has the Monday would become an FS1/ Umpire School 11 rebounds and 10 assists winning 110-89 on Oct. 24 night package — so five NFL Network simulcast," Lynn Babe Ruth to become just the second in Boston and the Knicks years on this agreement Fox spokesman Eddie The North Shore Softball player in NBA history with prevailing 102-93 on Dec. made sense. Motl said. Umpire Association a triple-double in his first 21 in New York. "Fundamentally, Fox Goodell noted that the registration start, joining Tony Wroten (NSSUA) is looking for new TIP-INS was built on football," said Thursday night games are for Philadelphia on Nov. Lynn Babe Ruth will hold Knicks: Porzingis re- a place for innovation. softball umpires for the 13, 2013, according to Elias Peter Rice, president of upcoming 2018 season. registration for the upcom- corded a block for the 20th ing season for ages 13 Sports Bureau. Irving was straight game. ... G Ron Anyone interested can con- sidelined by a right quad through 15 on Saturday Baker (right shoulder) tact Roy Ballard at roys- contusion after he got hurt Betts wins arbitration and Sunday at Lynn Hous- is out indefinitely after [email protected] or by during Monday's win in ing on 10 Church St. from an MRI exam revealed phone at 781-223-0378. Denver. a shoulder dislocation 10 a.m. at 1 p.m. All Little case against Red Sox Classes will be held on Marcus Morris scored and torn labrum. Baker League graduates and new 21 points for Boston, and Monday nights at Marble- injured his shoulder on PHOENIX (AP) — All- Arbitrators Daniel players are required to Jayson Tatum had 15. Al Star outfielder Mookie Brent, Mark Burstein head High School form Tuesday against Brooklyn bring their birth certificate Horford and Jaylen Brown and did not travel to Bos- Betts beat the Boston Red and Phillip LaPorte ruled 6:30-8 p.m. starting tonight. to the registration site in scored 14 points apiece. ton. ... C Joakim Noah re- Sox on Wednesday in the for Betts one day after Cost for the school is order to sign up. New York was trying for mains away from the team first salary arbitration de- hearing arguments. The $100, which covers half of Returning players can a third straight win. Enes for personal reasons. cision of the year and will 25-year-old hit .264 with 2018’s NSSUA dues, a rule- register online at www. Kanter had 17 points Celtics: Morris scored get a raise from $950,000 24 homers and 102 RBIs book, umpiring materials greaterlynnbaberuth.org. and 17 rebounds for the in double figures for the to $10.5 million instead last year, when he made Knicks, and Kristaps Por- ninth straight game, one of the team's $7.5 million his second straight AL All- zingis scored 16 points. shy of his career high. ... offer. Star team. He batted .318 NBA Morris left in the final Irving will be re-evaluated Miami catcher J.T. Real- with 31 homers and 113 EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE minute of the third quarter Thursday. "It's not for sure muto and Arizona pitch- RBIs in 2016. Atlantic Division Southwest Division when he landed hard after that he'll practice (Thurs- er Shelby Miller went to The gap between Betts W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 36 15 .706 — Houston 36 13 .735 — a dunk. He was diagnosed day) or play Friday," coach hearings on the second and the Red Sox was the Toronto 34 15 .694 1 San Antonio 34 19 .642 4 with a bruised left hip. Brad Stevens said. ... G day of offseason cases that largest among the 27 play- Philadelphia 24 23 .511 10 New Orleans 27 23 .540 9½ Boston carried a 50-45 Marcus Smart missed his could see as many as 25 ers who swapped figures New York 23 28 .451 13 Memphis 18 32 .360 18½ Brooklyn 18 33 .353 18 Dallas 16 35 .314 21 lead into halftime and fourth straight game with decisions, which would be with their teams on Jan. Southeast Division Northwest Division grabbed control by out- a right hand laceration. the most since 1987. 12. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 29 21 .580 — Minnesota 32 22 .593 — Washington 28 22 .560 1 Oklahoma City 30 21 .588 ½ Charlotte 20 29 .408 8½ Portland 28 22 .560 2 Atlanta 15 35 .300 14 Denver 26 25 .510 4½ Roundup: Tanners Orlando 15 35 .300 14 Utah 22 28 .440 8 Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 29 20 .592 — Golden State 40 11 .784 — take down Medford Indiana 29 23 .558 1½ L.A. Clippers 25 25 .500 14½ Milwaukee 27 22 .551 2 L.A. Lakers 19 31 .380 20½ Detroit 23 26 .469 6 Phoenix 17 34 .333 23 ROUNDUP BOYS BASKETBALL Chicago 18 32 .360 11½ Sacramento 16 34 .320 23½ From B1 KIPP 52, Pioneer 46 Wednesday’s Games Atlanta at Boston, 7:30 p.m. At Everett, the Panthers Indiana 105, Memphis 101 L.A. Lakers at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. GIRLS HOCKEY bounced back from a close Orlando 127, L.A. Lakers 105 Portland at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Charlotte at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Miami at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Peabody 3, Medford 1 loss last Friday by defeat- Miami at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. New York at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. The Tanners (7-5-2) re- Philadelphia at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at Oklahoma City, 9 p.m. ing a scrappy PCSS team. New York at Boston, 8 p.m. Utah at Phoenix, 9 p.m. turned to their winning Leading all scorers was Chicago at Portland, 10 p.m. Golden State at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. ways to pull within four Dallas at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games Dominic Jette with 16 Thursday’s Games Chicago at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. points of clinching their points. Behind Jette, ju- Memphis at Detroit, 7 p.m. Miami at Detroit, 7 p.m. second straight tourna- Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Indiana, 7 p.m. nior Abdoul Barry put Houston at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Washington at Orlando, 7 p.m. ment berth. Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Houston at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. together another strong Oklahoma City at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Golden State at Denver, 9 p.m. Goalie Abby Buckley game with 10 points. Friday’s Games New Orleans at Minnesota, 9 p.m. made 20 saves to earn the Indiana at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Utah at San Antonio, 9 p.m. With Phoenix Chelsea win. forfeiting to KIPP Tues- Paige Thibedeau (from day night, the Panthers NHL Sammie Mirasolo) got are 10-1 in the MCSAO EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE the Tanners on the board North. KIPP plays Phoe- Atlantic Division Central Division with 16 seconds left in the V GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA nix Lawrence Friday (5). Tampa Bay 50 34 13 3 71 176 128 Winnipeg 51 30 13 8 68 167 137 first period. The Tanners Revere 71, Saugus 40 Boston 48 29 11 8 66 157 119 Nashville 48 29 12 7 65 146 125 ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON scored two goals in the Toronto 51 28 18 5 61 162 146 St. Louis 52 31 18 3 65 151 131 The Patriots notched Florida 48 20 22 6 46 136 159 Dallas 51 28 19 4 60 155 137 Lynn’s Andrew Patrie grabs possession of the second period to bump the Detroit 48 19 21 8 46 126 146 Minnesota 50 27 18 5 59 147 142 lead to 3-0. Mirasolo got their first win thanks to Montreal 50 20 24 6 46 130 159 Colorado 49 27 18 4 58 160 143 puck in front of his bench. some balanced scoring. Ottawa 48 15 24 9 39 125 168 Chicago 50 24 19 7 55 148 137 the game-winner (from Buffalo 50 14 27 9 37 115 166 Pacific Division Thibedeau and Cassie Sebastian Vanegas, EJ Le- Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA one, John Leone and Scott GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 49 33 12 4 70 168 130 Jets too fast, too Mirasolo), then Jen Flynn Washington 49 29 15 5 63 150 138 San Jose 49 26 16 7 59 145 138 added a short-handed goal Montefusco each contrib- Pittsburgh 52 28 21 3 59 156 155 Los Angeles 50 27 18 5 59 142 121 uted 12 points. New Jersey 49 25 16 8 58 147 147 Anaheim 51 25 17 9 59 144 142 (unassisted) a few min- Columbus 50 27 19 4 58 133 140 Calgary 50 25 17 8 58 139 139 physical for St. Joe’s utes later. Revere (1-10) takes on Philadelphia 49 24 17 8 56 141 141 Edmonton 49 22 24 3 47 135 157 N.Y. Rangers 50 25 20 5 55 153 151 Vancouver 50 20 24 6 46 131 162 "Medford popped one in Salem Friday. N.Y. Islander 51 25 21 5 55 173 184 Arizona 50 12 29 9 33 118 17 JETS looking like a tournament towards the end of the sec- WRESTLING Carolina 50 23 19 8 54 139 155 From B1 team and now we have to ond when we didn't clear St. John's 36, Wednesday’s Games Chicago at Vancouver, 10 p.m. play like a tournament it," said Peabody coach Westford 32 N.Y. Islanders at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Friday’s Games “We stressed that we San Jose at Detroit, 8 p.m. Washington at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. team. That means playing Michelle Roach. "But Abby Winners for the Prep (28- Philadelphia at Washington, 8 p.m. Detroit at Carolina, 7 p.m. have to play a full 45 min- a full 45 minutes.” played really well and Mae 4) were Nick Curley (106 Thursday’s Games San Jose at Columbus, 7 p.m. utes,” Roberts said. “At Toronto at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Vegas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. The Jets visit Revere/ Norton and Kaydee Pur- pounds), Kevin Carney Montreal at Carolina, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games some points in the sea- St. Louis at Boston, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. son, we haven’t done that. Malden Saturday evening cell, the seniors back on (120), Quinn Alexander Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Montreal, 1 p.m. (126), Ryan Garlitz (132), Anaheim at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Detroit at Florida, 7 p.m. We’ve played 30 minutes (5:10) in their final NEC the blue, set the tone for Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7 p.m. clash of the season. With us and kept it together. Up Zach Alexander (138), Vegas at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Buffalo, 7 p.m. here, 30 minutes there. Los Angeles at Nashville, 8:30 p.m. Columbus at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. It’s been a bit inconsistent a win, the Jets will clinch front, Jen had an excellent Achilles Gikas (145), Max Tampa Bay at Calgary, 9 p.m. Colorado at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. a spot in the state tourna- game. Overall, everything Rodriquez (220) and Chad Dallas at Arizona, 9 p.m. Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. between the three peri- Colorado at Edmonton, 9 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Nashville, 8 p.m. ods. We’ve talked about ment. was looking good tonight." Barnes-Felix (285). THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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Graduate longs to distance himself from family strife If you hiccup once, you hiccup again DEAR ABBY: I’m an herself around the house. Audrey Hepburn said, nesses (risking West’s having 18-year-old guy who’s hav- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Even the wallpaper on her “There must be something 10-doubleton). After a heart ing troubles regarding my Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, tablet is of herself. If we wrong with those people who lead, though, you can take think Audrey Hepburn doesn’t family. My parents are di- and was founded by her mother, have a disagreement these 12 tricks: one spade, perspire, hiccup or sneeze, one heart, five diamonds, four vorced, and I moved out of Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at about anything, she won’t because they know that’s not my mom’s house after I DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los talk to me for days unless true. In fact, I hiccup more clubs and a heart ruff in the graduated. Angeles, CA 90069. I break the ice. It’s ruining than most.” North hand. After the divorce, I our 2½-year marriage. But she didn’t hiccup over At one table, three hearts flipped back and forth be- her lines. In this Bridge Base was passed out. Who should never been close, other demically is normal when Any suggestions? tween living with either Online deal, some pairs hic- have entered the auction? than at times when we a parent thinks her child cuped. Look at the South Mom or Dad. I moved into MYSTIFIED IN THE It is not clear-cut, but I think needed someone to talk to has potential that isn’t be- hand. West opens three my mother’s after an argu- SOUTH both North and South should about our parental situa- ing realized. That she was hearts at unfavorable vulner- have doubled, that call being ment with my stepmom, tion. so heavy-handed that it DEAR MYSTIFIED: Yes, ability, North makes a take- the most flexible way into who insists that I call her out double, and East passes. I have been thinking had the opposite effect is be less quick to judge her the auction. As Edgar Kaplan “Mother.” I don’t consider What should South do? about disappearing and very sad. because of the photos she used to say, more points are her my mother. My father This is not easy. One South starting a new life on my If you would like to move keeps around the house. lost with cautious passes is an alcoholic and was just jumped to six diamonds, own with no thought of my away and start a new life, The reason may have less but that risked losing two than with aggressive calls. completely impaired when family past. I’m not sure if no one can stop you. At 18, to do with egocentricity quick heart tricks. (At anoth- he married her. I’ve never er table, East raised to four it’s worth fixing the mess than insecurity. forgiven him. When I visit, you are considered an hearts, which made the slam my family has become. Ad- I can’t help but feel no adult. But I do NOT think What’s destroying your leap safer.) An alternative was longer welcome. vice? it would be healthy for you marriage isn’t the pictures; to cue-bid four hearts, then My mother (a hypocriti- to do it in anger and with- it’s your wife’s inability to rebid five diamonds to show BREAKING AWAY slam interest. (With only game cal tiger mom) made my out mending fences, if fight fair. Her silent treat- that’s possible. Running ment is emotionally abu- ambition, South would have high school career so DEAR BREAKING: For jumped straight to five dia- stressful it pushed me into your stepmother to de- away will not have the ef- sive; it’s not a healthy way monds.) However, although severe depression, so I mand that you call her fect you’re looking for be- to solve a disagreement. A North has the bare heart ace, spoke to a doctor who pre- “Mother” was wrong. She cause your family will still licensed marriage and his hand is relatively weak. I scribed medication for me is not and never will be be living in your head. family therapist may be could understand his passing. Six diamonds is not lay- and gave me therapist re- your mother. (Besides, you able to help the two of you down, especially if West finds ferrals. Since I moved out, already have one of those.) DEAR ABBY: I believe communicate more effec- a spade lead. Then you have I’ve never been happier. For your mother to have my wife is egocentric. She tively. If your wife won’t to guess clubs, taking two fi- My siblings and I have pushed you to succeed aca- has five framed pictures of agree to it, go alone.

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LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain given by Teresa L. Tarbox and Ralph W. Tarbox, Jr. to Bank of America, N.A., dated Docket No. ES18P0088GD mortgage given by Selwyn S. Bynoe to Aura Mortgage Advisors, LLC, dated March 18, 2010 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Essex Probate and Family Court November 7, 2012 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 29376, Page 285 subsequently assigned to Federal National 36 Federal Street Deeds in Book 31899, Page 308 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage Aura Mortgage Association by Bank of America, N.A. by assignment recorded in said Salem, MA 01970 Mortgage Advisors, LLC is the present holder, for breach of conditions of said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 32058, Page 221 and CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION OF GUARDIAN mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises subsequently assigned to U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master FOR INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO located at 6 Spencer Street, Lynn, MA 01905 will be sold at a Public Auction at Participation Trust by Federal National Mortgage Association by assignment G.L. c. 190B, º5-304 12:00 PM on March 9, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: 35644, Page 325; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for In the matter of: Bryan Bardales breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same Of: Lynn, MA The land in said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, situated in said Lynn, will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on February 22, 2018 at 42 RESPONDENT known as 6 Spencer Street, being shown as Lot B on a "Subdivision of Land Rockingham Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said (Alleged Incapacitated Person) owned by Robert M. Cook, Lynn, Mass.," dated June 24, 1955, drawn by Albert D. Mortgage, to wit: To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been Martin, Reg. Land Surveyor, and recorded with the Essex South District Registry of filed by Deeds in Book 4190, Page 398, bounded and described as follows: A parcel of land, with the buildings thereon, situated in Lynn, County of Essex, Massachusetts General Hospital of Boston MA Commonwealth of Massachusetts, known as 42 Rockingham Street, and bounded: in the above captioned matter alleging that Bryan Bardales is in need of a NORTHEASTERLY by Spencer Street, 36.03 feet; Northeast: By Rockingham Street, 42.75 feet; Southeast: By land now or formerly Guardian and requesting that SOUTHEASTERLY by Lot A on said plan, 54.75 feet; of Walker, 88 feet; Southwest: By land now or formerly of Churchill, 47.25 feet; Iliana Bardales of Lynn MA SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Backman, 35.12 feet; and and Northwest: By land or formerly of Davis, 93 feet Being the same premises (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve Without NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Noonan, 63.41 feet. conveyed to me by Deed dated September 29, 1981, from Nunsisto P. & Salvucci Surety on the bond. and recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds at Book 6867, Page 637. The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that Containing 2,075 square feet of land according to said Plan. Subject to easement to Declaration of Homestead recorded with Essex South the appointment of Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is Registry of Deeds in Book 18014, Page 234. Subject to and with benefit of all appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern easements, restrictions, agreements and covenants of record insofar as they are in certain specific authority. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31899, Page 306. force and applicable. For Title reference see Deed record at the Essex South You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your Registry of Deeds in Book 14924, Page 475. Being the same property conveyed attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on The premises will be sold subject to the terms and provisions of the from Teresa L. Libby to Teresa L. Tarbox in Deed recorded 09/13/2004 in Book the return date of 02/13/2018. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline covenant for Affordable Housing contained in the DEED Rider recorded as part of 23374, Page 32 of Registrar of Deeds for Essex County, MA. date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. the Unit Deed in Book 33159, Page 36. If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. IMPORTANT NOTICE and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. TERMS OF SALE: above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Date: January 16, 2018 acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Pamela Casey O'Brien in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Register of Probate Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Item: February 1, 2018 or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Notice to Bidders error in this publication. entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The North Shore Community College is inviting sealed proposals for NSCC Project L-18 Other terms to be announced at the sale. description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of #17, Lynn Bookstore Renovations. an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Aura Mortgage Advisors, LLC Specifications are available between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. in the Korde & Associates, P.C. Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. Fiscal Affairs Office, Berry Building Room 359, North Shore Community College, 1 900 Chelmsford Street Ferncroft Road, Danvers 01923, telephone 978-762-4000 Ext.4366 or at Suite 3102 U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust http://www.northshore.edu/offices/fiscal/ 027234Lowell, MA 01851 (978) 256-1500 Present Holder of said Mortgage, Informational meeting: Monday, February 12, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. in conference Bynoe, Selwyn S., 16-027234 By Its Attorneys, room LW102 at the Lynn campus, 300 Broad St. Lynn, MA Item: February 1, 8, 15, 2018 ORLANS PC PO Box 540540 Bid opening: Wednesday, February 28, 2018 at 2:30 p.m. in the Berry Building Waltham, MA 02454 room 103, North Shore Community College, 1 Ferncroft Road, Danvers, MA Phone: (781) 790-7800 15-012078 For additional information, please contact Reynaldo Ramos, Procurement Item: February 1, 8, 15, 2018 Manager, [email protected] or Jamieson Wicks, Facilities Director [email protected] Item: January 31, February 1, 2018

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By Jeff Horwitz tale of what happened and Jake Pearson with Trump at a celeb- ASSOCIATED PRESS rity golf tournament in Nevada became a point of NEW YORK — The lat- fascination after The Wall Zoe Wanamaker, est twists in the tangled Street Journal reported from left, Miranda tale of what happened be- earlier this month that Richardson and tween Donald Trump and the president’s longtime Phyllis Logan in a an adult lm star more personal lawyer had ar- scene from the se- than a decade ago have ranged a $130,000 pay- ries “Girlfriends.” the woman both rmly ment to Clifford in Octo- The series pre- denying an extramarital ber 2016 to keep her from miered on Monday affair with Trump and then playing coy about publicly discussing the on Acorn TV. that denial. alleged sexual encounter PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Stormy Daniels, the during the presidential woman who allegedly had campaign. a sexual relationship with The lawyer, Michael Co- a then-married Donald hen, has denied there was In ‘Girlfriends,’ women get Trump in 2006, said in a an affair. Neither he nor statement issued Tuesday Clifford has addressed afternoon that the alleged whether she was paid affair never occurred. $130,000, and, if so, why. the pain, laughs, no Botox By that night, howev- On Kimmel’s show, Clif- er, Daniels appeared to ford ducked most ques- By Lynn Elber evening news. Selfridge.” disown the statement in tions about the alleged ASSOCIATED PRESS There are younger characters, Another sign it’s a British show: affair by either remaining male and female, in “Girlfriends,” The women look attractive and real. an appearance on ABC’s PASADENA, Calif. — The women silent or cracking jokes. including Matthew Lewis (Neville “It would be ludicrous if a woman “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” of “Girlfriends” are having a very Gina Rodriguez, a pub- Longbottom in the “Harry Potter” meant to be working class was look- saying she didn’t know rough go of it, and that’s just in the licist for Clifford, said she movie franchise) as Gail’s son. But ing like she’d Botox-ed off her face,” where it came from and rst episode. canceled Clifford’s sched- Lewis knows his character’s place in Logan said in an interview, referring the signature didn’t look Miranda Richardson’s Sue is uled appearance on “The the scheme of things. to the injectable potion that reduces like hers. dumped by her lover and the mag- He recalled series mastermind facial movement and thus lines. “It’s In the hours after the View” after a previous azine she helped him build. Phyllis Mellor discussing TV’s habit of rele- not believable, is it?” show, Daniels’ lawyer and guest questioned wheth- Logan’s Linda is abruptly widowed gating female characters to serving The actresses make the most of public relations manager er she should be making and may be broke. Zoe Wanamaker’s as the mothers, wives or secretaries their roles, from the occasional bits both reaf rmed her com- public appearances. Ro- Gail is losing a husband to divorce mitment to the earlier driguez said in a state- and gaining her ex-con son. of the men who carry the story. of slapstick to moments of vulnera- denial. They also said she ment to The Associated “It’s high farce what happens on “She said, ‘We wanted to make a bility. All revolves around the small was canceling a planned Press that Clifford signed one day to all these people, who show where, no, they were the focus indignities of aging — those darn Thursday interview on the statement denying an are sort of thrown together in the and it was the men that were sup- wrinkles, gray hair — and the big- ABC’s “The View.” affair with Trump in front storm,” Richardson said during a porting roles,’” Lewis said during a ger life crises that don’t discrimi- Daniels’ real name is of her and Clifford’s law- recent visit to Southern California. recent Q&A with TV critics. nate by decade. Stephanie Clifford. Her yer, Keith Davidson. But there’s pain to be had in Acorn As a well-meaning if wayward son For Richardson’s Sue, there’s a TV’s six-episode “Girlfriends,” which and single dad, he gets a chance to memorable hear-me-roar moment in neatly combines drama, humor and shine in the role — literally, since which she bravely confronts her dis- mystery and, signi cantly, is deliv- his character, Tom, sports a glossy loyal partner and then discovers the ered up by three veteran actresses. fake tan to make it appear he’s back makeup she applied while driving is Net ix’s Jane Fonda-Lily Tomlin from an island vacation, not the at absurd, kabuki face-paint levels. series “Grace and Frankie” aside, slammer. “She thinks she knows what she’s there are scant Hollywood TV or But center ring is owned by the going to say and how she’s going to movie vehicles that give full voice three respected actresses who play do it, and she’s holding it together,” to mature women and their experi- longtime friends reunited by their Richardson said in an interview. ences. woes. Richardson’s credits range “And she’s betrayed herself. Awful, So it’s up to the U.K.’s “Girlfriends” from “The Crying Game” to “Black awful.” to help ll the void. The series, from Adder II” to the “Harry Potter” As her glossy life crumbles, type-A proli c English writer-director Kay role of Rita Skeeter. Logan played Sue has a lot to learn. the admirable housekeeper Mrs. “I don’t think she’s unkind, but PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Mellor, debuts here this week cour- tesy of the British-centric Acorn Hughes in “Downton Abbey” (yes, maybe she needs to get kinder to Adult lm star Stormy Daniels, left, laughs streaming service. The show is she’d love to see the talked-about herself. Instead of making pro- with host Jimmy Kimmel during an appear- something of an anomaly in its na- movie happen but has no update nouncements to other people, ‘you ance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Tuesday in Los tive land: When its trio of stars aged to offer). Wanamaker appeared in should do this,’ she needs to look af- Angeles. 50-plus was announced, it made the “Agatha Christie’s Poirot” and “Mr. ter herself,” Richardson said.

JoinCOMMUNITY Us FORUM FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rose McGowan speaks at the inaugural Wom- Tuesday, February 6, 2018 en’s Convention in Detroit. 6 - 8 p.m. Rose McGowan to Harvey Weinstein: Knights of Columbus Hall There was no consent 177 Lynnfield Street By Hillel Italie lie Rose and dozens of oth- Lynn, MA 01904 ASSOCIATED PRESS er men. McGowan’s memoir, NEW YORK — Rose Mc- “Brave,” released this Gowan says it’s time for week, includes a detailed Harvey Weinstein to drop account of being assault- his story about a “consen- ed by the movie producer sual” relationship. in a hotel 20 years ago. “He can fall off the plan- Besides her comment to • Learn more about the future “medical et,” the actress said during an interview with The As- the AP, McGowan issued village” planned for the Union Hospital sociated Press on Wednes- a statement Wednesday saying that his comments campus. day. “My statement is truth. My statement is were part of an ongoing reality. Stop saying it’s effort to “smear” her. • Participate in a community health needs consensual, you pig! You “It is an affront not know it’s not true.” only to Rose but to the assessment to identify health priorities Weinstein issued a hundreds of women who statement Tuesday that have come forward with for Lynn and the North Shore. quoted an alleged email their stories of harass- from McGowan’s former ment, sexual abuse and manager, saying that the rape perpetrated by Mr. actress had spoken of a Weinstein and those like consensual encounter him,” the statement reads with him. Weinstein is ac- in part. “This is a sad, pa- cused by multiple women thetic old-fashioned sex- of sexual misconduct, rev- ist attempt to undermine elations that helped lead obvious truth and the gas to a wave of allegations lighting will no longer be against Matt Lauer, Char- tolerated.”