TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 Treasurer’s note: Search is on to replace Fortucci By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — The city is searching for a new treasurer/collector following the retirement of Richard Fortucci, who worked stints as treasurer, collector and chief nancial of cer for nearly two decades at City Hall. The retirement comes as the city has opted to combine those two of c- es, which was a requirement of the home rule petition that was passed last year allowing the city to borrow $14 million to balance its budget for the past two years, according to Mi- chael Bertino, the city’s CFO. The legislation reads that the city can consolidate the positions of trea- surer and collector whenever a va- cancy occurs in one or both of those positions. The consolidation was of - cially approved by the City Council last month. “The vast majority of municipal- ities in the commonwealth have a combined treasurer/collector,” Berti- no said. “It’s very common that this practice was done.” Fortucci, the city’s treasurer for 18 years, had been working in the dual Tree warden role for a little less than a year after the retirement and subsequent pass- ing of Frederick Cronin Jr. last year, job grew on ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK FORTUCCI, A3 Lynn treasurer/collector Richard Fortucci has retired. Swampscott’s Gardiner Local BY BILL BROTHERTON By Thor Jourgensen Tree warden runners ITEM STAFF Gene Gardin- er examines a Swampscott SWAMPSCOTT — Gene Gar- beech tree in weather diner nudges rotted bark off a front of Swamp- beech tree behind Town Hall that volunteers scott Town Hall. has clearly seen better days in its course almost 200-year lifespan. ITEM PHOTO | Reach out “I’m sure it’s infected,” he an- OWEN O’ROURKE nounces before explaining how SWAMPSCOTT — Reach- in good his town duties as tree warden Arts, the non-pro t commu- have included periodically check- nity arts center on Burrill ing on the tree and cutting off Street, has grown by leaps times storm-damaged branches. and bounds in two short years. Tree warden for 20 years and Most days, the place is a bee- By Steve Krause ITEM STAFF the senior employee in Swamp- hive of activity, with residents scott’s Department of Public practicing yoga, enjoying art BOSTON — While Law- Works by virtue of his almost 35 exhibits, and taking dance rence Cheono and Wor- years on the job, Gardiner has classes. The kids take over a knesh Degefa were stag- sap, not blood, running through couple of mornings each week ing their dramatic nishes his veins. when Peabody-based CFCE in Monday’s 123rd run- His father, James, worked as of the North Shore hosts free ning of the Boston Mara- a tree surgeon with Dodge Tree parent-child playgroups. thon, the back-of-the-pack Service in Wenham before going It’s hard to believe ReachA- runners overcame their to work for the town of Swamp- rts is run entirely by volun- own obstacles to nish the scott and taught Gardiner every- teers. 26.2-mile course. thing about trees from stump to The group’s most ambitious Central among those ob- trunk to branch to leaf. program yet, the Community stacles was the weather, “I followed in his footsteps,” Connections Festival, will take which seemed to suffer ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Gardiner said. place April 26-28. A collabora- ugly mood swings as it He helped his father out on jobs tive effort between ReachArts, Jackie Kinney and Heidi Shear are or- bore down on the runners. ganizing the Community Connections “The weather was nuts,” GARDINER, A3 VOLUNTEERS, A3 Festival at ReachArts. said Ellen Goldberg of Na- hant, who may have taken ve-plus hours to nish the course, but counted it as an even bigger source Notre Dame of pride that she’s raised $82,074 for the Massachu- setts Association for the in Paris Blind in the 10 years she’s run the race. “That’s really the most is burning important thing,” she said. As for the race, she PARIS (AP) — A massive re struggled. swept across the top of Paris’ soar- “It was hot, it was cold, it ing Notre Dame Cathedral as it was rained, the sun came out undergoing renovations Monday, col- … this was a microcosm of lapsing its spire and threatening one the old saying that if you of the world’s greatest architectural don’t like the weather in treasures as tourists and Parisians New England, just wait a looked on aghast from the streets moment. It’ll change,” she below. said. The French president pledged to But afterward, when she rebuild a cathedral that he called “a sought treatment in the part of us,” and appealed for nation- medical tent, attendants al and international help to do so. there told her she wasn’t The 12th-century church is home to the only one affected by it. relics, stained glass and other incal- “It played havoc on a lot culable works of art and is a leading of bodies,” she said. global tourist attraction, immor- Saugus’ Glen Har- talized by Victor Hugo’s 1831 novel rington, running for the “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.” Pine Street Inn, said he The Paris prosecutor’s of ce said it heard that at least 30 run- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ners suffered heat stroke Flames rise from Notre Dame cathedral as it burns in Paris Monday. NOTRE DAME, A3 as the sun came out during the afternoon and turned an already-muggy day into a scorcher — al- Opinion Entertainment Sports beit brie y. 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Rosalie B. Raye, 85 Barbara E. Gudaitis, 86 Bruce N. Sachar, 85 1933-2019 MARBLEHEAD She loved pets and BEVERLY — Bar- ly missed by all of LYNN — Bruce N. Bruce was a se- — Mrs. Rosalie B. loved to travel. She bara E. (Robinson) them. Sachar, of Lynn, en- lectman for the Town (Ryan) Raye, 85 was a loving moth- Gudaitis, 86, passed Barbara is survived tered into rest on of Swampscott in the years, of Marblehead, er, grandmother and away peacefully on by her three children, Monday, April 15, early ’80s and past died peacefully on great-grandmother. April 12 at the Ka- Michael and his wife 2019 at the age of president of Great- Sunday, April 14, Rose loved spending plan Family Hospice Elaine of Amesbury, 85. Beloved friend er Lynn and Essex 2019 after a cou- time with her fami- House, surrounded Jean Tarricone and and companion of County Bar Associ- rageous battle with ly at their vacation by family. She was her husband Louis of Ruth Ross. ations. He was the cancer, surrounded home in Ossipee, the loving wife of the Danvers, and John of Devoted father of 2007 recipient of by her four children, N.H. There her chil- late Robert G. Gudai- New Bern, N.C. She Matthew Sachar and the esteemed Ronan in the Kaplan Family Hospice dren and grandchildren would tis, with whom she shared 58 will be deeply missed by her his wife Colleen, Stephanie Family Jurisprudence Award House in Danvers. She was gather many weekends during years of marriage. grandchildren, Nathan, Zacha- Bartram and her husband and the 2004 recipient of the wife of the late Frederick the summer months. Rose will A resident of Beverly for 53 ry and Annie Tarricone of Dan- Paul and Michael Sachar. the John Jennings Advocacy E. Raye, with whom she was be terribly missed. years, she was born in Wake- vers, Ryan and Ella Gudaitis Cherished grandfather of Award, which is the most pres- married for more than 50 She is survived by her chil- eld and raised in Lynn eld of New Bern, N.C.; her special Colton and Cameron Sachar tigious and coveted award giv- years until his passing in De- dren, Frederick Raye Jr. and and Lynn. She was the daugh- step-grandchildren, Morgan and Jennifer and Jackson en, infrequently, by the Greater cember of 2007. his wife Karen of Lynn, Di- ter of late Joseph G. Robinson and Mia Kelly of Scarbor- Bartram. The loving brother Lynn Bar Association. She was born in West Lynn, ane Killion and her husband and E. Alice (Green) Rob- ough, Maine, and Savannah of Bernice Sommerstein, the Bruce was a devoted and the daughter of the late James Kenneth of Peabody, Ronald inson. She graduated from and Scarlet Kelly of Salisbury. late Abbott Sachar, the late loving father and grandfa- C. Ryan Sr. and Rosalie (De- Raye of Westford, and Nancy Lynn Classical High School in Barb was also the loving sister George Sachar and the late ther. He enjoyed his time at mers) Ryan. She was one of Ritchie and her husband Bri- 1952. of Ethel Schutt of Attleboro, June Salinsky. Dear son of the Gannon Golf Course with nine children. She was a grad- an of Sandwich. She leaves Barbara was a devoted wife, and the late Priscilla Beck of late Morris and Lena (Singer) his brothers, son and many uate of St. Mary’s High School. her seven grandchildren; and mother and friend. Known for Greenwood, Miss., and the Sachar. Bruce will also be friends. He was also an avid She lived in Lynn most of her six great-grandchildren. She is her high energy and enthu- late Edna Harvey of Revere. missed by many nieces and sports fan and he especially life. She also lived in Venice, the sister of Theresa Simard, siasm, she worked for many She was also the sister-in-law nephews. loved coaching Swampscott Fla., Center Ossipee, N.H., and Patricia McCarthy, Janice Torris, years at Beverly Hospital, the of Richard P. Gudaitis and his Bruce was a graduate of Little League. His love of most recently, Marblehead. James Ryan, Jr., Thomas Ryan Wenham Country Club, and companion Marilyn McAskill Lynn Classical High School, sports continued as he went Rose loved Marblehead and and the late Donald, Roger and had her own craft and sew- of Lynn and South Venice, Fla. Class of ’51 and graduated on to watch his grandchildren after her husband’s passing John Ryan. She also leaves ing business. She was also Barb also leaves numerous from UMass Amherst in 1955. play youth sports, which was she moved there where she several nieces and nephews. an enthusiastic gardener and cousins, nieces and nephews. He proudly served his coun- the highlight of his life. Bruce resided until her passing Service information: Her baker of cinnamon twists for Service information: Visit- try as 1st lieutenant platoon will be deeply missed by his After graduating high funeral will be held on Thurs- special people. Barb could ing hours will be held at the leader with 7th Tank Battalion family and friends. school, Rose worked for Trav- day, April 18, 2019 at 10 a.m. do it all — so whether you CAMPBELL Funeral Home, of the Third Armored Division. Service information: A fu- eler’s Insurance and left when in the SOLIMINE Funeral needed a home-cooked 525 Cabot St., Beverly, on He graduated from Boston neral service for Bruce will her husband was drafted by Home, 426 Broadway (Route meal, your pants hemmed or Wednesday, April 17, 2019 College Law School in 1960 be held on Wednesday, April the Army, and they lived in 129), Lynn. Relatives and a tee time, people knew who from 9-11 a.m., followed by a where he was editor of the 17, 2019 at 10 a.m. at STA- Virginia for a short time where friends are respectfully in- to call. She also leaves many funeral service at 11 a.m. at Law Review. NETSKY-HYMANSON Memo- they started their family. After vited. Cremation followed by dear friends at the Weath- the funeral home. Burial in Bruce went on to practice rial Chapel, 10 Vinnin St., raising her four children she private burial. Visiting hours ervane Tavern in Hamilton, North Beverly Cemetery. Rel- law for almost 50 years in the Salem, MA 01970. Interment returned to work in the insur- are on Wednesday, April 17, where she and Bob regularly atives and friends are invited City of Lynn. Among his many will follow at the Pride of Lynn ance industry. She worked for 2019 in the funeral home attended on Friday nights for to attend. In lieu of owers, professional accomplish- Cemetery, 89 Lake Shore Electric Insurance, Swamp- from 4-8 p.m. In lieu of ow- more than 25 years. memorial donations may be ments, Bruce was responsible Road, Lynn, MA 01904. scott Insurance Agency, and - ers, donations may be made Above all, Barb was devoted made to Care Dimensions, for implementing the Alter- In lieu of owers, expres- nally Charles A. Slee Agency in to the Kaplan Family Hospice to her family, and took great 75 Sylvan St., Danvers, MA native Dispute Resolutions sions of sympathy may be Marblehead where she retired House, c/o Care Dimensions, pride in her three children 01923. Information, direc- Programs in existence at the made in his memory to The from after 10 years of service. 75 Sylvan St., Suite B 102, and nine grandchildren. She tions, condolences at www. Essex County Court Systems. Jimmy Fund via www.jimmy- Rose was an antique enthu- Danvers, MA 01923. Direc- adored her grandchildren and campbellfuneral.com. He also conceived and orga- fund.org. siast, and during her years in tions and guestbook at www. relished in all of their school/ nized the rst “computer–con- For more information or to Florida and New Hampshire solimine.com. sports events and personal nection,” allowing lawyers from register in the online guest- she became an antiques accomplishments. “Grammy” their of ces to access records book, please visit www.sta- dealer. She was an avid read- and “Grammy G.” will be deep- at Essex Registry of Deeds. netskyhymansonsalem.com. er of non- ction books, mainly history and autobiographies.

Catherine Berg, 89 1929-2019 LYNN — Catherine “Kitty” great-grandchildren, Kennedy Berg, of Lynn, left this world and Jameson. She can rest peacefully Tuesday, just two assured knowing that all of days shy of her 90th birth- her loved ones will be snug- day. She will now be reunit- gling up in one of her famous ed with her husband Jimmy “Grammy Blankets” tonight. and their cat Rusty. Kitty will Service information: Her be remembered lovingly for family invites friends and the thousands of hand-sewn loved ones to join us in re- crafts she has made over the membering our happy mem- years, her  awless Halloween ories with Kitty, Saturday, costumes, for always match- April 20 from 1-4 p.m. at ing her socks with her sweater the Danversport Yacht Club. and her lifelong passion for Arrangements made by the sledding. CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral Kitty is survived by her son, Home, 157 Maple St. in Lynn. Stephen and wife, Nancy of To share a memory or leave Fayston, Vt.; daughter, Cathy online condolences, please Swindell of Ipswich; grand- visit www.cuffemcginn.com. children, Nate and Katie Berg of Harvard, Liz Swindell of Waterbury, Vt., and Dan Swindell of Newburyport; and

Weld seeking GOP PHOTO | ERIC DAVIS Left, Saugus native Amy Cronin Davis waves on Heartbreak Hill. At right, Glen Harrington cele- nomination for brates with his family following the Boston Marathon. president in 2020 Local runners weather course in good times RUNNERS en up right now,” he said. downhill, and I may have edge of the course, she By Bob Salsberg The move by Weld From A1 He ran for Colin’s Joy gone out too fast,” he said. said she began cramping ASSOCIATED PRESS makes Trump the rst in- Project, a foundation set “The back end is worse. up on the hills. cumbent president since “Halfway in, it got hot, up in memory of 2-year- I struggled going up the All the runners were fu- BOSTON — William George H.W. Bush in 1992 and I ended up with a old Colin McGrath, who hills, and I had to walk eled by the fans along the Weld, a former governor to face a notable primary pretty good sunburn,” he was struck and killed by up a couple of them. But I course, and especially by of Massachusetts who challenge. said. “But other than that, a car in South Boston two made it, which is all that their families. two years ago ran for vice Primary challengers it was great. I ran it in years ago. mattered.” “The best part for me president on the Liber- to incumbent presidents 4:27.54, which is a person- Mercer says it may be a Like Harrington and was turning onto Boylston tarian Party ticket, on have never been success- al best.” cliche, but “the best part of others, Mackin found the Street and seeing my wife, Monday became the rst ful at stealing the nom- He’d run the course a the race are the fans. straight stretch through my mother, my sister, and Republican to challenge ination in the modern week ago, save for the rst “I’ve run Chicago, and Brookline somewhat of a my little girl Faith to greet President Donald Trump era, but embarrassing four miles, and he said the they have great crowds challenge. me,” said Harrington, 37. in the 2020 primaries. intraparty contests have one discovery he made to- too. But Boston’s fans are “You’ve done the hills, “And my sister (Angela Weld, 73, said in an- proved to be the making day is “you lose elevation fantastic.” you just want it to end by Fleming) was awesome. nouncing his candidacy of one-term leaders, seed- right away.” Then come He also likes the course that point,” he said. “It felt She was like a crazy per- that “it is time to return to ing weaknesses that were the hills, which he navigat- in Boston, which, he said, very, very long.” son. She ran around to the principles of Lincoln later exploited by a gener- ed without too much of a offers more variety than Saugus native Amy Cro- three separate points — equality, dignity and op- al-election rival. problem. Harrington said Chicago mainly because nin Davis, 34, a 2002 grad- along the course to cheer portunity for all.” He said, Trump’s campaign has the stretch between Cleve- of the hills. But did he feel uate of Saugus High, now me on.” “There is no greater cause taken extraordinary steps land Circle through Brook- that way as he was going lives on Heartbreak Hill, on earth than to preserve in cementing control over line to Kenmore Square up and down them? so she’s familiar with it. Steve Krause can be what truly makes Amer- the RNC and the broader can be tedious because “Some of them yes,” he She ran the race 10 years reached at skrause@item- ica great. I am ready to nomination process as it “you’ve done the hill and said, “some of them no.” ago, and said there is a big live.com. lead that ght.” seeks to minimize the risk now it’s just time to nish. Lynn’s Thomas Mackin, difference between now Weld has accused Trump of any potential challeng- And it’s a long stretch. Lots running for Massachu- and then. of leaving the nation in er doing the same to the of houses that look pretty setts General Hospital’s “The eld just keeps 781-593-7700 “grave peril” and has said president. His campaign much the same, and the Emergency Response getting faster,” she said, Publishing Daily, except Sundays his “priorities are skewed recently reported raising trolley tracks.” Team, ran the course in noting that she ran a 3:30 USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 toward promotion of him- $30 million in the rst Others made note of that 3:16, and said “it was a and had plenty of compa- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA self rather than for the quarter of this year, while too. great, painful experience. ny throughout. “It’s crazy and additional of ces. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item good of the country.” While Democrats are raising “It just never seemed to That’s how I’d describe it.” how competitive it’s get- Subscriptions Trump’s overall approval less money than in previ- end,” said Swampscott’s The muggy weather also ting.” Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States ratings have been poor for ous cycles. Mark Mercer, 53. “All you bothered him. Unlike some of her fel- $20.00 for 4 weeks much of his presidency, he Fiscally conservative want to do after you get “It was kind of tough to low racers, “I got through $65.00 for 13 weeks remains popular with Re- but socially liberal, Weld over those hills is get to deal with,” he said. “I just $130.00 for 26 weeks it pretty dry. When I got $260.00 for 1 year publican voters. The Re- is known for an uncon- the nish line.” kind of pushed through it.” dropped off for the bus to Send payment to and POSTMASTER, publican National Com- ventional, at times quirky, Mercer ran a 4:40, but Mackin, a former track Hopkinton (on the Boston send address changes to: mittee in January issued political style and a long that might be because he’d star at Lynn Classical, Common) it was really The Daily Item a nonbinding resolution to history of friction with run a marathon last week said the course is decep- raining hard. But once the 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 declare the party’s undi- the party he now seeks to in the United Kingdom. tively tough. race started, I missed it.” Lynn, MA 01903 vided support for Trump. lead. “My body’s a little beat- “The rst part of it is all Still, with all her knowl- TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Swampscott volunteers Reach out Treasurer’s note: Search is on to replace Fortucci VOLUNTEERS Medoff will perform, and S.U.R.E. and the library. press an interest in helping From A1 there will be music by Gal- There will be free food out. “Our next goal is to have FORTUCCI comes as the city is strug- lo and John DiTomaso. samples, arts & crafts and the building open longer ev- From A1 gling financially. When he S.U.R.E. (Swampscott Tickets, $35 in advance games, music by Lois Lane ery day. There is a lot of ac- was CFO, he said he had Unites, Respects, and Em- or $45 at the door, are and Miracles in Music, tivity here, now. People are who served as the city’s more of an awareness of braces) and Swampscott available at https://events. and the creation of a com- coming and going. It would collector for 41 years. what was going on, but as Public Library, the festival time.ly/vjyep64/28390979/ munity mural. “Anyone be great to staff it with vol- For a 10-year stint, For- treasurer, he was limited will feature three days of tickets. Included will be who comes to the event unteers,” said Shear. tucci, 64, worked as both in the scope of what he culture, cuisine, arts, mu- all entertainment, two will be able to add their “Numerous times when treasurer and CFO. His was able to see. sic and fun. glasses of wine (courtesy own creative flair to the I’ve been working here, last day was on April 1. He said it wasn’t appro- The first night’s event of Burrill Street Liquors), mural,” said Shear. people will be walking by “My driving force (for priate for him to comment will be a fundraiser to bene- cheese and rice samplings, Jackie Kinney, president and will ring the doorbell, retiring) is seeing a few on how the city could dig fit ReachArts and S.U.R.E., and one raffle ticket. Raf- of ReachArts, said the fes- to see what we’re doing,” people my age suddenly itself out of its financial a volunteer community fle prizes include a local- tival’s scope was all-en- added Kinney. “I invite passing away from one ill- hole, but said the city has group that celebrates all ly-made Couture Plan- compassing at the start. them in, talk a bit about ness or another,” Fortucci some “damn good talent” aspects of human diversity et handbag and Burrill She said the organization’s ReachArts. … and they’re said. “It just got me think- in place to take care of the and aspires to raise com- Street Liquors gift card. volunteers and Pat Gor- impressed. Our location ing that we’re not getting problem going forward. munity awareness and ac- On Saturday, April 27 ham, a teacher at the high is great, about four blocks younger and I started Fortucci’s tenure was not ceptance through fun and from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., school and ReachArts’ In- from the train station, a looking at it from that per- all smooth sailing. In 2011, educational events. The Swampscott Public Library clusion and Diversity co- short walk to the beach, spective that maybe it was former Mayor Judith Fla- gala will include a wine and in collaboration with local ordinator, shared resourc- right near the library.” time to get out.” nagan Kennedy moved to cheese tasting, comedy, live organizations will accept es and helped narrow the Summer programs be- Fortucci said his wife of fire him from his position music and more. donations of paper goods number of activities. ing considered include a 38 years retired in the fall, as CFO, claiming he mis- The events on April 27 (diapers, toilet paper, femi- “This is the first time Porch Fest event, much like and the couple plans to managed city finances. and 28 are free and geared nine products, etc.). Library there’s been a collabora- Somerville’s annual shindig, spend their time resting, The disciplinary process more toward families, said Director Alyce Deveau will tion between S.U.R.E, the where attendees walk from relaxing and traveling. dragged out over three program committee chair discuss “Help with Gene- library and ReachArts,” house to house to watch Upon his retirement, City Council hearings, Heidi Shear. alogy Searches” and art- said Kinney. Other orga- singers, bands and artists Fortucci was making a with the Council ultimate- The April 26 fundraiser, ist Anita Balliro will help nizations in town, such as set up on a porch and en- salary of $114,055, which ly voting unanimously to at ReachArts from 7-10 attendees create Origami Seaside Cooperative Gar- tertain. Phillip Alexander, included a 25 percent ed- reinstate Fortucci as CFO, p.m., is a ticketed event. peace cranes. These events den, reached out and want the musician who founded ucation incentive for hav- with councilors saying Tony Gallo, TG the Wine will be at the library. to get involved. and manages the success- ing a master’s degree. In at the time the evidence Guy, will talk about vino. Sunday, April 28 from Shear and Kinney agree ful Swampscott by the Sea addition, he received a presented during the ses- Christina Carman of Blos- 2-5 p.m., will be “Friends that ReachArts could use Summer Concert Series, is separate longevity check sions was insufficient to soms Cooking will present and Family Meet Your many more volunteers, and spearheading this effort. for $9,124, which was 10 find fault with and remove a Rice Around the World Neighbor Day” at ReachA- they hope some of those at- For more information, go percent of his base salary him from his position. demo. Comedian Jeff rts, in collaboration with tending the festival will ex- to reacharts.org. of $91,244, and an annual “I think it’s time all that car allowance of $3,900, get put to rest,” Fortucci according to the city comp- said. “When the new ad- troller’s office. ministration came in, I The city’s next trea- think a lot of that stuff was surer/collector would be addressed. I don’t think it’s hired at $87,596 if the appropriate to go back and candidate has no degree, rehash that again.” and up to $111,000 with a master’s degree, according Gayla Cawley can be to James Lamanna, the reached at gcawley@item- city’s attorney. live.com. Follow her on Fortucci’s retirement Twitter @GaylaCawley. Notre Dame in Paris is burning NOTRE DAME as acrid smoke rose in From A1 plumes. Paris fire chief Jean- was treating the fire as an Claude Gallet said the accident, ruling out arson church’s structure had and possible terror-relat- been saved after fire- ed motives, at least for fighters managed to stop now. French media quoted the fire spreading to the the Paris fire brigade as northern belfry. Gallet saying the fire was “po- said “two-thirds of the tentially linked” to a 6 roofing has been ravaged.” million-euro ($6.8 million) The fire came less than renovation project on the a week before Easter amid church’s spire and its 500 Holy Week commemora- tons of wood and 250 tons tions. As the cathedral of lead. burned, Parisians gathered Despite the dramatic spontaneously to pray and image of the flaming ca- sing hymns outside the thedral, no one was killed. church of Saint-Julien-Les- One firefighter was in- Pauvres across the river jured, among some 400 from Notre Dame while the who struggled against the flames lit the sky behind flames for hours before fi- them. Paris Archbishop Mi- nally extinguishing them. chel Aupetit invited priests Firefighters continuedacross France to ring church working through the night bells in a call for prayers. to cool the building and Nearing midnight, signs secure the monument, as pointed to the fire nearing residual sparks sprinkled an end as lights could be down from the gaping hole seen through the windows where the spire used to be. moving around the front The blaze started at 6:50 of the cathedral, appar- p.m. after it had closed to ently investigators in- the public, and spread to specting the scene. one of the cathedral’s land- The city’s mayor, Anne ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE mark rectangular towers. Hidalgo, said a significant Nearby buildings were Swampscott tree warden Gene Gardiner saws some logs. collection of art work and evacuated as fears mount- holy objects inside the ed that the structure could church had been recovered. Tree warden job grew on Swampscott’s Gardiner collapse. She did not provide details. As the spire fell, the sky Experts say firefight- lit up orange and flames ers were left with dev- GARDINER clear away trees and limbs Gardiner likes doing the good years in its truck. shot out of the roof behind astatingly few options From A1 downed during storms. work he learned from his “We’ve been pruning it the nave of the cathedral, when faced with a struc- His first job in respond- father and spending his over the years, so we’ll among the most visited ture that’s more than involving cutting down or ing to a work order is to work days in what he calls see,” he said. landmarks in the world. 850 years old, built with pruning trees, but quickly make sure the tree is on “my outdoor office” even Hundreds of people lined heavy timber construction learned after being hired public property. Making when storms mean facing Thor Jourgensen can be up bridges around the and soaring open spaces, by the town that tending that determination can the elements in all of their reached at tjourgensen@ island that houses the and lacking sophisticated trees is a dangerous job occasionally be tricky fury. itemlive.com. church, watching in shock fire-protection systems. that does not abide mis- and his arrival on a town Gardiner draws the line takes. street can easily set off at climbing into a Public Iron-clad rules of the a chain-reaction of tree Works bucket truck with trade include never walk- tending requests. its 55-foot height reach ing under a tree when “We’ll go down the street during extreme weather. someone is cutting in it; and do a work order and “If it’s real cold I don’t Ad Special tying off limbs properly someone will come out say, go out unless it’s an emer- before cutting them, and ‘Can you do this too?’” he gency,” he said. learning to gauge the direc- said. Responsibility for town Springtime is yard sale time. tion in which a tree is going Town tree tending re- trees has made Gardiner to twist before it falls. ceived high marks from an expert in trees like the “When I first started the resident Annette Levitt, aging beech next to Town 3-day run: Thursday, Friday, Saturday job, a piece from a stub who appreciates efforts to Hall and a variety of other $29.00 special rate! I was cutting took out a keep trees like the state- town trees, including ma- window,” Gardiner said. ly red oaks towering over ples and cherry trees, as His main job as warden Thomas Road in good well as ginkgos and Lon- Includes attention-getting header graphic, is to handle work orders shape. don plane trees. four lines of ad copy, and a yard sale kit filed by town residents “I love them. 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Sunday, we saw per- Has anyone ever been see what we want it to see, Even in the world of pro- haps the best example in so publicly chastened? So Muhammad Ali was 100 fessional golf, age becomes the past 50 years of why publicly humiliated? So percent correct when he an issue. Woods is 43, sports, once called the publicly judged? said “only the nose knows and even if things went 110 Munroe St. “Toy Department of Life” Steve P.O. Box 5 Have you ever seen a where the nose goes when smoothly all these years, Lynn, MA 01903 by iconoclastic blowhard Krause person who makes his the door close.” time would be running Howard Cosell, often give living with the extraor- In Woods’ case, the door out now. 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John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 CIRCULATION Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] CLASSIFIED Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] GRAPHICS Trevor Andreozzi Designer BRIANNA CEA AND THOMAS WOLF [email protected] Mohamed Diop Designer [email protected] Census has no tradition of counting citizens Mark Sutherland Creative Director [email protected] Later this month, the Supreme to count everyone and to collect groups and their allies pushed Court will take up Commerce Sec- other information the govern- the bureau to exclude immigrants NEWSROOM retary Wilbur Ross’ controversial ment needs, such as mortality or in this country illegally from the Mike Alongi Sports Reporter ext. 1228 decision to collect the citizenship employment statistics. This led head count. To do so, the bureau [email protected] status of everyone in the country to major problems. These cen- would have to try to collect every- Bill Brotherton in the 2020 census. In court filings, suses were tremendously long, one’s citizenship status. Features Editor ext. 1338 the Trump administration has de- enormously expensive, often took The bureau repeatedly resisted [email protected] fended the citizenship question as years to complete and — most these pressures. Census Bureau Gayla Cawley normal and inoffensive, part of an important — were plagued by Reporter, ext. 1236 director John Keane warned the [email protected] “unbroken tradition” whose “pedi- inaccuracy. Census takers were Senate in 1985 that citizenship Cheryl Charles gree dates back nearly 200 years.” bogged down seeking out answers questions posed a huge risk be- News Editor, ext. 1278 But look closer, as we did, and to questions such as, is anyone in cause “the Census Bureau could [email protected] history tells a different story. Over the household “a prisoner, convict, be perceived as an enforcement Bella diGrazia the last year, we pored over archi- homeless child, or pauper.” agency.” Efforts to gather this Reporter, ext. 1317 val material including 19th centu- By the 1950s, the Census Bu- information, he said, would lead [email protected] ry census-taker instructions and reau was able to apply emerging people to refuse to participate in Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 decades-old papers on government technology and new statistical the census for fear that their an- [email protected] statistics. We discovered that the methods to evaluate how accu- swers could be used against them. Spenser Hasak Trump administration’s history is rate its population count had In the lead-up to the 2020 cen- Photographer, ext. 1332 misleading, where it’s not outright been. It was deeply flawed. Later sus, President Trump’s rhetoric [email protected] false. analyses put the undercount of and policies have already created Thor Jourgensen Never in the census’ 230-year the 1950 census at 5 million to headwinds for an accurate head- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] history has the decennial ques- 5.5 million people, including a 12 count. Bureau research in 2018 tionnaire asked for the citizenship percent to 13 percent undercount Daniel Kane found that 35 percent of Asian Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 status of everyone in the coun- of people that the bureau labeled respondents, 34 percent of black/ [email protected] try. In reality, when a citizenship “nonwhites.” The bureau also African American respondents, Steve Krause question was asked at all, it was learned that it could collect bet- and 32 percent of Latino respon- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 directed to small segments of the ter data more cheaply by asking dents feared information about [email protected] population, such as foreign-born most questions only to portions of ITEM FILE PHOTO them would be illegally shared Owen O’Rourke men 21 or older (1890-1910) or the population and extrapolating Photographer, ext. 1224 Jackin Damas was one of the with other government agencies [email protected] foreign-born people (1930-1950), from there. many kids on hand at Lynn- (as compared with 24 percent of mainly to gauge how well they So the Census Bureau slimmed Emma LeBlanc Pérez Arts for a census awareness respondents overall). Adding a Copy Editor were assimilating. down its headcount form to a rally. citizenship question will not help [email protected] What’s more, these questions handful of questions. Everything matters. Harold Rivera had a bad track record. They were else it put on a longer survey that cials never let similar questions When the issue lands before the Sports Editor, ext. 1238 part of an approach that the Cen- went out to small sample groups. back on the headcount form, be- Supreme Court on April 23, the [email protected] sus Bureau ultimately rejected It has used that model ever since. cause they knew that would hurt history of the census will be cen- Roberto Scalese as incompatible with its constitu- Citizenship-related questions News Editor, ext. 1211 the count. tral to the arguments. That histo- [email protected] tional duty to count every person. were among the first to go. The The bureau has long recognized ry should make it clear: There’s History isn’t on Ross’ side. But bureau took them off the census Anne Marie Tobin that anti-immigrant environments no justification for a citizenship Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 one federal court already bought completely in 1960 (except for make citizenship questions prob- question in 2020. [email protected] the administration’s “we’ve done New York and Puerto Rico, which Bridget Turcotte this before” narrative, so it’s vital had unusual redistricting needs). lematic. In the 1970s, as waves of Brianna Cea is a research and Reporter, ext. 1269 to set the record straight before the And, from 1970 onward, citizen- immigrants from Latin America program assistant in the democ- [email protected] nation’s highest court is similarly ship-related questions were only and Asia arrived here, lawmakers racy program at the Brennan Ryan York misled and the census is imperiled. ever on the smaller surveys, like and activists began searching for Center for Justice at the New York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 [email protected] Before 1960, the Census Bu- the long form (through 2000) or ways to limit their political pow- University School of Law. Thomas reau tried to pursue two goals at the American Community Survey er. In the lead-up to the 1980 and Wolf is counsel in the same pro- TECHNOLOGY once with the decennial census: (from 2005 on). But census offi- 1990 censuses, anti-immigrant gram. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION U.S. measles count up to 555, with most new cases in N.Y. By Mike Stobbe Nearly two-thirds of all recommends that all chil- morning, Iowa officials ASSOCIATED PRESS cases have been in New dren get two doses of mea- said they too had seen a York, and 85% of the lat- sles vaccine, which is 97 case. NEW YORK — U.S. est week’s cases came percent effective. Also on Monday, the measles cases have surged from the state. Most of the Other states reporting World Health Organiza- again, and are on pace to New York cases have been measles cases this year tion reported that global- set a record for most ill- unvaccinated people in include Arizona, Califor- ly there are four times as nesses in 25 years. Orthodox Jewish commu- nia, Colorado, Florida, many measles cases so far Health officials on Mon- nities. Georgia, Illinois, Indi- this year as there were at day said 555 measles cas- The 2019 tally is already ana, Kentucky, Maryland, the same time last year. es have been confirmed so the most since 2014, when Massachusetts, Michigan, Over the last year, the far this year, up from 465 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 667 were reported. The Missouri, Nevada, New largest numbers have as of a week ago. most before that was 963 Hampshire, New Jersey, been in Ukraine, Mad- A woman receives a measles, mumps and rubel- While 20 states have cases in 1994. Oregon, Texas and Wash- agascar and India, with la vaccine at the Rockland County Health De- reported cases, New York The Centers for Disease ington. After the CDC is- each reporting more than partment in Pomona, N.Y. has been the epicenter. Control and Prevention sued its report Monday 60,000 cases. Sanders releases 10 years of tax returns

By Juana Summers bucks decades of presiden- and Stephen Braun tial tradition by declining ASSOCIATED PRESS to show voters his tax filings and House Demo- WASHINGTON — Ver- crats seek to force him to mont Sen. Bernie Sanders turn them over. on Monday released 10 During a Fox News years of his long-antici- Channel town hall on pated tax returns as he Monday, Sanders said campaigns for the 2020 that he’d increased his in- Democratic presidential come by publishing a book nomination. — he’s written two with The returns provide a more detailed look at campaign themes — and Sanders’ finances than that he wouldn’t apolo- when he ran for president gize for that. He also chal- in 2016. The release also lenged Trump to release confirms that Sanders’ his tax returns. income crossed the $1 mil- “I guess the president lion threshold in 2016 and watches your network a 2017, though he reported little bit, right?” Sanders less earnings in his most said to the moderators. recent return. “Hey, President Trump. His 2018 return re- My wife and I just re- veals that he and his leased 10 years. Please do wife, Jane, earned more the same.” than $550,000, including The filings show that $133,000 in income from Sanders, who throughout his Senate salary and his career has called for an economy and govern- $391,000 in sales of his PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS book, “Our Revolution: ment that works for ev- A Future to Believe In.” eryone and not just the 1 Attorney General William Barr leaves his home in McLean, Va., on Monday. Sanders’ campaign said percent, is among the top in a news release that he 1 percent of earners in the paid 26 percent effective U.S. According to the liber- tax rate in 2018. al-leaning Economic Pol- Trump ups his attacks with During his first presi- icy Institute. families in dential bid, Sanders re- the U.S. earning $421,926 leased just one year of his or more a year are part of Mueller report due Thursday tax returns despite prima- this group. ry rival Hillary Clinton In a statement accompa- pushing him to follow her nying the release, Sand- By Michael Balsamo Trump tweeted. “These announced Monday that it Trump had obstructed lead and release multiple ers said that the returns and Jonathan were crimes committed by expects to release the re- justice, but he noted that years of tax information. show that his family has Lemire Crooked Hillary, the DNC, dacted version Thursday Mueller’s team did not ex- He declined to do so, dis- been “fortunate,” some- ASSOCIATED PRESS Dirty Cops and others! morning, sending the find- onerate the president. INVESTIGATE THE IN- ings of the nearly two-year Portions of the report closing only his tax return thing he is grateful for WASHINGTON — The for 2014. Tax transparen- after growing up in a fam- VESTIGATORS!” probe to Congress and being released by the Jus- president isn’t waiting. As Press Secretary Sarah making them available to tice Department will be cy has been in the spot- ily that lived paycheck to Washington counts down light as Donald Trump paycheck. Sanders repeatedly tried the public. redacted to protect grand the final hours until pub- to make the same case on Mueller officially conclud- jury material, sensitive lication of the redacted TV talk shows on Sunday. ed his investigation late intelligence, matters that special counsel report — But the political battle is last month and submitted could affect ongoing inves- now expected Thursday — far from finished over the the confidential report to tigations and damage to Donald Trump stepped up special counsel’s investi- Barr. Two days later, the the privacy rights of third his attacks Monday in an gation of Russian efforts attorney general sent Con- parties, the attorney gen- effort to undermine poten- to help Trump in 2016 and gress a four-page letter that eral has said. tial disclosures on Russia, whether there was cooper- detailed Mueller’s “princi- The scores of outstand- his 2016 campaign and ation with his campaign. pal conclusions.” ing questions about the the aftermath. Democrats are calling In his letter, Barr said investigation have not He unleashed a series of for Mueller himself to tes- the special counsel did not stopped the president and tweets focusing on the pre- tify before Congress and find a criminal conspir- his allies from declaring viously released summary have expressed concern acy between Russia and victory. of special counsel Robert that Barr will order un- Trump associates during They have painted House Mueller’s conclusions — necessary censoring of the the campaign. Howev- Democrats’ investigations including a crucial one on report to protect the pres- er, contrary to Trump’s as partisan overreach and obstruction of justice that ident. The House Judicia- false claim, Mueller did have targeted news outlets Trump again misrepresent- ry Committee, led by Rep. not reach a conclusion on and individual reporters PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed — produced by Attorney Jerry Nadler of New York, whether Trump obstruct- they say have promoted General William Barr. is poised to try to compel ed justice. Instead, Muel- the collusion story. The Presidential candidate and U.S. Senator Ber- “Mueller, and the A.G. Barr to turn over an unre- ler presented evidence on president himself seethed nie Sanders (I-Vt.) speaks to a gathering of the based on Mueller findings dacted copy as well as the both sides of that ques- at a political rally that the Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and (and great intelligence), report’s underlying inves- tion. Barr said he did not whole thing was an at- Allied Professionals at Mohegan Sun Pocono in have already ruled No Col- tigative files. believe the evidence was tempt “to tear up the fabric Plains Twp., Pa., on Monday. lusion, No Obstruction,” The Justice Department sufficient to prove that of our great democracy.” Storms leave deaths, damage and injuries in their wake ASSOCIATED PRESS thorities said a tree fell on mph also swept through a house and killed a wom- part of Clark County in Strong storms, includ- an early Monday morning. western Ohio on Sunday, ing at least one tornado, The Stafford County Sher- about 40 miles west of swept through parts of the iff’s Office said the uniden- Columbus, and damaged Midwest and the Mid-At- tified woman, 78, had been some mobile homes. There lantic region, damaging asleep when the tree fell at were no immediate re- homes and businesses 1:43 a.m. An 82-year-old ports of injuries there. and causing injuries after man who was in the home Storms on Monday storms in the South killed was taken to a hospital spawned a tornado watch at least eight people. with injuries that were not and flooded roadways in Storms that hit Ohio on life threatening. some areas of New Jersey, EMG magazines focus on the people and Sunday and moved into In Shelby, Ohio, the Na- causing a roof to collapse New Jersey overnight into tional Weather Service said at an apartment complex lifestyles of the communties we cover. Monday brought heavy an EF2 tornado with winds in Camden, though no in- rains, lightning, strong of up to 125 mph touched juries were reported. The Tap into these af uent audiences by winds and, in Ohio, at least down Sunday. No deaths weather disrupted rail one tornado. The storms were reported, but Rich- service in the mid-Atlan- advertising in our next edition. followed worse conditions land County emergency tic region, caused delays that had swept across the officials said several homes at airports and left tens of South, unleashing more and businesses were dam- thousands of utility cus- than a dozen confirmed tor- aged and that at least six tomers without power. ESSEX MEDIA GROUP nadoes and flooding, killing people were injured in the More than 20,000 cus- at least eight people, injur- city roughly 90 miles south- tomers lost power in New For advertising information, contact ing dozens and flattening west of Cleveland. Jersey when the storms Ernie Carpenter at 781-593-7700 x1355 much of a Texas town. The weather service says hit, though crews were or via email at [email protected] In Virginia, about an hour an EF0 tornado with max- able to quickly restore ser- south of Washington, au- imum winds of about 70 vice to most. 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All address information, particu- ity at 12:59 p.m. Thursday on 25 Pulaski St. Officer reports Loughlin, Giannulli plead larly arrests, reflect police records. In Castle Road. A caller reported no injuries or tows. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, a “drone” was flying above his not guilty in college scam it is the sole responsibility of the con- house and possibly taking pic- Animal Control tures. The drone was reported- cerned party to contact the relevant ly moving around the area and Passerby reported a party By Alanna police department and have the de- the caller felt the police should chasing their loose dog in and Durkin Richer partment issue a notice of correction be told about anyone flying out of traffic on Thursday at ASSOCIATED PRESS to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- drones over Nahant. 4:41 p.m. on Lynn Street near BOSTON — “Full ifications will not be made without A caller reported at 2:35 the Sunoco Station. Officer reports they were gone upon House” actress Lori express notice of change from the p.m. Friday an ongoing issue with a person who drove by her police arrival. Loughlin and her fashion arresting police department. yelling profanities at her on two Small white dog reported designer husband, Mossi- separate occasions at Johnson loose on South Worcester mo Giannulli, pleaded not LYNN Elementary School on Castle Road on Thursday at 6:13 p.m. guilty Monday to charges Road. The caller works at the Officer reports owner came out that they paid $500,000 in Accidents school and understands the to get it. bribes to get their daugh- person has issues with school Loose circus dog reported at ters into the University of A report of a motor vehicle employees. Shaw’s Supermarket at 210S Southern California. crash at 7:47 p.m. Sunday at A brown dog was reportedly Andover St. on Friday at 11:19 The couple is among 50 137 Walnut St.; at 10:45 p.m. running in the street without its a.m. prominent parents, ath- Sunday at Chatham Street and owner at 3:20 p.m. Saturday letic coaches and others Williams Avenue; at 10:07 on Maple Avenue. Police re- Complaints charged in a sweeping col- a.m. Monday at 120 Broad St. lege admissions bribery ported the dog and its owner Caller reports two women A report of a motor vehicle were reunited. scam that has embroiled hit and run crash at 9:01 p.m. sitting inside a Toyota Camry at elite school across the A report of suspicious ac- the 7-Eleven at 115 Main St. Sunday at 17 Franklin St. tivity at 4:47 p.m. Sunday on country, such as Stanford, A report of a motor vehicle and may be involved in drug Georgetown and Yale. Flash Road. A caller reported activity on Thursday at 3:16 crash with personal injury at she wasn’t home, but saw, on Loughlin and Giannul- 11:08 a.m. Monday at 35 Wal- p.m. Officer reports parties li filed court documents her security camera, a person checked out OK, the vehicle nut St. come up to her door, ring the Monday waiving their was checked, there was no right to appear for an ar- doorbell and open the screen drug paraphernalia in the ve- Assault door on two separate days. raignment and entering hicle. not guilty pleas to the two A report of an assault at She had no idea who the per- Report of a dispute between son was and said she wasn’t charges against them. The 7:40 p.m. Sunday at City Hall a man and a woman in the judge granted their re- on City Hall Square. expecting anyone. Police locat- McDonald’s Restaurant drive- ed the person and reported the quests, meaning they will through in a white Jeep with not have to show up at woman was going door to door New Hampshire plates at 133 Complaints campaigning for someone. Boston’s federal court to Main St. on Thursday at 3:27 be arraigned. A report of a gunshot at 5:07 p.m. Caller reported the vehicle p.m. Sunday at 53 Rogers PEABODY Thirty-three wealthy left the restaurant and head- parents were charged last Ave.; at 7:31 p.m. Sunday at ed on Main Street to Boston 16 Arlington St.; at 1:01 a.m. Arrests month in what authorities Street toward Salem. Officer have called the biggest Monday at 126 Union St. reports 93 Central St. in Pea- college admissions case Jacie L. Carpenter, 27, of body was checked, the former ever prosecuted by the Overdose 22 Washburn St., Lynn, was residence of the woman, but it Justice Department. They arrested on Thursday at 3:37 was not there. Massachusetts A report of an overdose at are accused of paying ad- p.m. following a motor vehicle Registry of Motor Vehicles info 6:55 p.m. Sunday on Ocean missions consultant Rick stop at Extended Stay Amer- says the woman lives in Dan- Street. Singer to rig standardized ica at 200 Jubilee Drive and vers. Police were contacted to charged with possession of check that address. test scores and bribe col- Theft class C and B drugs. Caller from 4 Wilton St. re- lege coaches and other in- William Frank Suleski Jr., siders to get their children A report of a larceny at ports youths playing baseball FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 32, of 41 Columbia Boulevard, in the empty field behind his into selective schools. 11:59 a.m. Monday at 54 was arrested following a traffic Loughlin and Giannul- Actress Lori Loughlin, front, and husband, Chestnut St. house on Thursday at 4:43 stop at 1 Bay State Boulevard p.m. He wants them removed li are charged with pay- clothing designer Mossimo Giannulli, depart and 121 Lynn St. on Thursday ing bribes to have their federal court in Boston after facing charges in a Vandalism because his homes are dam- at 10:40 p.m. and charged aged by stray fly balls. Officer daughters designated as nationwide college admissions bribery scandal. with possession of a Class A A report of vandalism at reports a high school team crew recruits to USC, even drug, failure to stop, registra- 9:34 p.m. Sunday at 22 Fear- was playing on the field and it though neither of them is with cosmetics retailer that they have agreed to tion not in possession and no less Ave. appears a foul ball struck the a rower. Authorities say Sephora and hair prod- plead guilty to a single inspection sticker. A report of motor vehicle house. Loughlin and Giannulli ucts company TRESemme charge of conspiracy to Joseph R. Maloney, 34, of Caller reports his daughter helped create fake athlet- after her parents’ arrest. commit mail fraud and vandalism at 9:27 a.m. Mon- 41 Columbia Boulevard, was day at 16 Arlington St. is looking through his mail- ic profiles for the teens by Prosecutors last week honest services mail fraud. arrested following a traffic stop box after being told not to on sending Singer photos of added a money laundering Huffman is scheduled to at 1 Bay State Boulevard and MARBLEHEAD Thursday at 5:08 p.m. at 46 their teens posing on row- conspiracy charge against appear in Boston on May 121 Lynn St. on Thursday at Highland Park. Officer spoke ing machines. Loughlin, Giannulli and 21 to enter her plea. 10:40 p.m. and charged with After their older daugh- more than a dozen other Prosecutors have said Accident with father and daughter and possession of a Class A drug. advised them of the process ter was admitted to USC, parents who are still fight- they will seek a prison Gerald P. Tellier, 44, of 15 to contact the postmaster and authorities say Giannulli, ing the case, increasing sentence on the low end of A report of a motor vehicle Central St., Apt. 201, surren- crash at 3:55 p.m. Sunday at told the daughter she is not whose Mossimo clothing the pressure on them to four to 10 months for Huff- dered at the police station on welcome on the property with- had long been a Target plead guilty. Several other man, who was charged Pleasant Street and Devereux a warrant on Friday at 8:41 Terrace. out a police escort. brand until recently, sent parents who were indicted with paying $15,000 to a.m. He is charged with rape, Stop & Shop Supermarket Singer an email with the alongside Loughlin and boost her daughter’s SAT indecent assault and battery Complaints employee at 19 Howley St. subject line, “Trojan hap- Giannulli have also filed score. on a person 14 or over. requested an escort to her ve- piness,” thanking him for court documents entering On Friday, a former A caller was upset and ner- Michael P. Heny, 22, of 7 hicle on Thursday at 8:56 p.m. his “efforts and end re- not guilty pleas. Florida prep school ad- vous because someone was Mansfield St., surrendered on She was concerned about an sult!” Each of the charges ministrator pleaded guilty banging loudly on the door at Friday at 1:45 p.m. on a war- angry customer out front. Of- Loughlin, who played Loughlin and Giannul- to taking entrance exams 2:25 p.m. Sunday on Susan rant. The prisoner was booked ficer reports the customer left Aunt Becky on the sit- li faces call for up to 20 for students, or correct- Road. While on the phone, she at Peabody District Court. the area and all is OK with the com “Full House,” and Gi- years in prison, although ing their answers, as part was able to determine it was picketers. annulli haven’t publicly first-time offenders would of the scam. Prosecutors an ice cream delivery man and Summons Officer reports a motor vehi- addressed the allegations get only a small fraction of have said they will seek against them. that if convicted. that everything was OK. Elivelton Baldon, 44, of 2 cle with Massachusetts license between 33 to 41 months Fellow actress Felicity Internet fraud was reported Tracey St., was summoned fol- plate no. 7lF619 was blocking Their daughter, Olivia in prison for Mark Riddell, Huffman, who starred in at 4:40 p.m. Sunday on Nau- lowing a parking enforcement a fire hydrant at 21 Tracey St. Jade Giannulli — a social a Harvard graduate who ABC’s “Desperate House- gus Avenue. on Tracy Street for unlicensed Citation issued. media star who has a pop- oversaw college entrance wives,” and 12 other par- A report of suspicious activi- operation of a motor vehicle. Neighbor reports multiple ular YouTube channel — exam preparation at IMG ents announced last week ty at 8:09 p.m. Sunday on Cot- Gerald G. Harris, 49, of 9 vehicles revving engines and was dropped from deals Academy. tage Street. A caller reported Beacon St., was summoned causing a disturbance on the house between hers and following a road rage incident Thursday at 10:10 p.m. at POLICE BRIEFS the boat shop has been vacant at 133 Main and 2 Pierpont Maddy’s Car Wash on Andover for a few years, but she thought streets on Wednesday at 6:04 Street. Officer reports vehicles Man who shot, killed a car. bings but police say four there was an unknown man in p.m. for vandalizing property. were pulling out when police dog gets sent to prison Troopers responded to other people were arrest- the house. Police reported the James Alden was sum- arrived. Route 213 westbound ed on disorderly conduct man was watching the house moned at TD Bank at 79 Lynn- Report of parties arguing at SPRINGFIELD (AP) near Interstate 93 in charges. for his sister. field St. on Friday at 2:04 p.m. Kelly’s Square Pub II at 135 — A man who shot and Methuen at about 7 p.m. No names were released A report of a disturbance at for theft of a wallet at the ATM. Washington St. on Friday at killed a dog on the side- Sunday for a report of a and the stabbings remain 10:23 p.m. Sunday on Wash- 12:59 a.m. Area checked, par- walk during an argument motorcycle involved in a under investigation. ington Street. A neighbor re- Accidents ties left prior to police arrival. with the animal’s owner crash, which caused an ported a man blew smoke in Overdose reported at 90 has been sent to prison. immediate traffic backup. Convicted drug dealer gets her face and told her to call the A two-car motor vehicle Foster St. on Friday at 2:42 The Republican newspa- The backup then caused five years on prison police if she didn’t like what he crash reported on Mason a.m. Atlantic Ambulance con- per reports that 39-year- the second and third mo- was doing. Police reported the Street on Thursday at 6:14 tacted and took patient to Sa- old Edwin Harrison, of torcycles to strike a car. PROVIDENCE, R.I. incident was a civil dispute, as p.m. Officer reports no injuries, lem Hospital. Springfield, was sen- One of the motorcycle (AP) — A man who helped the caller reported the man no tows needed and assisted Stolen propane tanks report- tenced last week after operators was taken to import and distribute was not allowed to be on the with paperwork. ed at 6 Ravenwood Road on pleading guilty to animal Boston Medical Center hundreds of kilograms property. Officer reports being flagged Friday at 12:40 p.m. Officer cruelty, firearms and with serious injuries. of fentanyl and cocaine down by Essex Regional about will document. drug charges. He got six Two other motorcyclists to Rhode Island and NAHANT a motor vehicle crash on Thurs- to eight years on the gun and a woman who was a Massachusetts has been day at 6:48 p.m. at Cham- SWAMPSCOTT charges, and five to six passenger on a motorcycle sentenced to five years in Accident pion’s Pub at 114 Foster St. years for killing the dog, were taken to Lawrence prison. Officer took the operator of the Complaints to be served concurrently General Hospital. The Federal prosecutors said A report of a motor vehicle second motor vehicle home. with the firearms sen- woman was then flown to Monday that 29-year-old crash at 3:10 p.m. Saturday Motor vehicle crash report- A report of suspicious activi- tence. Lahey Medical Center. Audi Diaz, of Providence, at Castle Road and Highland ed on Friday at 10:26 a.m. ty at 9:44 a.m. Sunday at 110 Authorities say he got The chain of events was also sentenced to Avenue. at Route 128 North and 310 Norfolk Ave. into an argument with remains under investiga- three years of probation Lowell St. Officer reports no in- A report of a disturbance at the dog’s owner on a tion. after pleading guilty in Complaints juries or tows. 2:16 a.m. Monday at Sum- Springfield street in No- January. Report of a motor vehicle mit Estates at 1000 Paradise vember 2016, pulled out a Four stabbed in Prosecutors say Diaz A report of suspicious activ- crash on Friday at 2:59 p.m. at Road. gun, shot the Jack Russell altercation outside bar worked closely with terrier-Chihuahua mix, Ramon Delossantos, of and casually walked away. SPRINGFIELD (AP) Cumberland, to bring the The dog died instantly — Police say four people drugs in from the Do- from a gunshot wound to have been stabbed in minican Republic before Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 the neck. Springfield. distributing them to Harrison was arrested Police Lt. Sean Arpin mid-level dealers. Hotline nearby after a brief chase. tells WWLP-TV that an They were among more altercation spilled out of than two dozen people 4 hurt in accident involving Le Souk bar early Mon- arrested in 2017 when CALL 24 HOURS A DAY several motorcycles, cars day morning. There were at least 23 kilograms of multiple fights and four suspected fentanyl, 11 or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) METHUEN (AP) — people were stabbed by a kilograms of cocaine, 11 State police say four suspect. kilograms of marijuana Spanish menu available people were hospitalized He says the victims are and two kilograms of when a crash involving expected to survive and magic mushrooms were All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. a motorcycle and a car are not cooperating with seized. led almost immediately investigators. Delossantos pleaded Callers may remain anonymous. to second crash involving No one was arrested in guilty last June and faces two more motorcycles and connection with the stab- sentencing on June 14. TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Etheridge rocks Lynn with songs from the heart

By Gayla Cawley audience earlier in the from 1996, and “Chrome ITEM STAFF show that he had his birth Plated Heart,” a 1989 song certificate in City Hall, the from her first album. LYNN — The Lynn Au- building they were per- Early in the show, Ether- ditorium was rocking on forming in. idge sang her current sin- Sunday night as rock ‘n’ “His high school music gle, “Faded by Design,” roll singer Melissa Ether- teacher is here tonight,” telling the crowd she made idge took the stage for Etheridge told the crowd. the new album “straight nearly two and a half “Good things come out of from the heart,” which she hours performing past Massachusetts.” hits and new songs from described as having a ’90s Etheridge saved her big- throwback vibe. an album released two gest hits for the end of the days before the show. It took a while for the show, getting the whole crowd to get loud, but by Etheridge, 57, performed crowd on its feet and sing- the latter part of the show, non-stop for two hours, ing along for her 1994, Etheridge had them fully singing in her signature Billboard Top 40 song into her performance. strong, raspy voice, play- “Come to my Window” and ing the guitar alongside closing out the show with It seemed the singer was her band, and cracking a mainstream song most enjoying the show too, be- jokes and telling stories people probably know her grudgingly congratulating behind the songs and al- for, “I’m the Only One.” the audience on another bums she released over The latter song, which New England Patriots Su- the course of her 31-year hit the Top 10, featured per Bowl win on what she career. Etheridge playing the said was her wife’s urging. The crowd, expecting harmonica. Both songs are Don’t you have enough, an encore, was not disap- off of her most successful the Kansas-born sing- pointed when Etheridge album, “Yes I Am,” which er joked with the Boston came back on stage to she joked was probably an fans, citing the Red Sox perform two more songs, album most people there winning the World Series the titular song of her on Sunday bought, first on and the Celtics making new album, “The Medicine cassette, before losing it in the playoffs. Show,” and “Like the Way a break-up and then buy- “I love playing here,” I Do,” a 1988 hit from her ing it again. Etheridge told the crowd. self-titled debut album. “I appreciate you buying “It’s like a little, big place.” The encore featured it about 10 times — I real- Etheridge taking a turn ly do,” Etheridge said. Gayla Cawley can be on the drums with her Other crowd favorites reached at gcawley@item- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE drummer, Lynn native included “I Want to Come live.com. Follow her on Melissa Etheridge performs at Lynn Auditorium Sunday night. Eric Gardner, telling the Over,” another Top 40 hit Twitter @GaylaCawley. HBO looks beyond ‘Game of Thrones,’ maybe back to a prequel

By Lynn Elber ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES — When the last drop — or gallon — of blood is shed and an exultant victor has as- cended to the Iron Throne, viewers may be split over how HBO’s fantasy saga FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ended but they’ll be joined in deprivation. Aretha Franklin performs at the world pre- “What do you do without miere of “Clive Davis: The Soundtrack of Our ‘Game of Thrones?’” will be Lives” during the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival in the lament heard after the New York. May 19 finale, said media industry analyst Larry Ger- brandt. The question is even more critical to the pay-ca- Franklin wins ble channel, which soared on dragon’s wings with its hugely popular, eight-sea- posthumous son adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s novels. Keeping subscribers on Pulitzer Prize board means more than another hit, even one By Mesfin Fekadu tal Gazette newspaper as globally dazzling as PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS received special citation “Game of Thrones” proved Kit Harington as Jon Snow, left, and Emilia Clarke as Daenerys Tar- honors this year. to be. But it’s where HBO NEW YORK — Are- “Aretha is blessed and can start to protect its garyen star in a scene from “Game of Thrones,” which premiered its tha Franklin is still get- highly favored even in brand and position, ob- eighth season on Sunday. ting R-E-S-P-E-C-T after death. She’s continued to servers say, an effort both Sunday’s season premiere man and starring Naomi ically watched ‘Game of death: The Queen of Soul receive multiple awards demanded and compound- underscored the point, with Watts. Set to begin shoot- received the Pulitzer — she’s received almost ed by an increasingly con- Thrones’ is going to watch Prize Special Citation every award imaginable gested small-screen land- “Game of Thrones” drawing ing a pilot in June, it’s this. ... It’ll have a different honor Monday, becoming and now to get the Pulit- scape and the expectations a series-high record of 17.4 among several potential feel and different rhythm. the first individual wom- zer Prize, it’s just amaz- of the channel’s corporate million viewers on TV and “Thrones” spinoffs being We’re not trying to do the an to earn a special cita- ing,” Sabrina Owens, owner since 2016, AT&T. streaming. It set a stream- weighed, with discussions same show again.” tion prize since the honor Franklin’s niece and the “I think they need a pres- ing record for HBO and re- at HBO about “how many That begs the question was first awarded in 1930. executor of her estate, said tige show on this level to inforced its standing as one is too many,” said program- of what more HBO has The Pulitzer board said in an interview with The remain HBO,” Bill Carter, of television’s most popular ming chief Casey Bloys. to offer, he said. During a the award was given to Associated Press on Mon- a media analyst for CNN shows. “We have high hopes” period in which “Game of Franklin for “her indeli- day. “Aretha continues to and former reporter for The channel is well into for the pilot, he said. “But Thrones” was off the air ble contribution to Amer- bless us with her music The New York Times. But the hunt for a worthy suc- I want to be clear, nobody for scheduling reasons, ican music and culture for and just paving the way “more than ever, it’s real- cessor, with one possibil- is going into this thinking series including “West- more than five decades.” for women going forward. ly hard to find a hit show ity an untitled prequel to that we’re going to do a world,” “Sharp Objects” Franklin died on Aug. 16 It’s thrilling. She would be and to break through in “Game of Thrones” created prequel and all of a sudden and “Barry” proved strong at her home in Detroit from so happy right now.” this marketplace.” by Martin and Jane Gold- everybody who automat- draws, Bloys said. pancreatic cancer at age 76. When Owens heard the The superstar musician news that Franklin won a REVIEW was the first woman in- Pulitzer, she and the fam- ducted into the Rock and ily were “surprised but in Roll Hall of Fame when another way we were not she entered the presti- because that’s just the kind An undiagnosed illness gious organization in 1987. of person Aretha was.” The Pulitzer board most “She was just very gift- recently awarded a special ed and talented, and the haunts D.J. Palmer novel citation prize in 2010 to world is still recognizing Hank Williams, the coun- that,” she said. By Jeff Ayers caring for his little girl by dividual makes up or caus- try music legend who died Franklin’s inclusion into ASSOCIATED PRESS being hands off to the point es the condition. Becky in 1953. From the arts the exclusive club re-con- where some question if he says no, but Carl starts to world, other recipients “Saving Meghan” by D.J. even cares about Meghan’s believe otherwise and be- firms the impact her mu- Palmer (St. Martin’s include Duke Ellington, sic — and voice — had health. Meghan begins to gins to work to remove his Press). Bob Dylan, John Coltrane, and continues to have on question her sanity and her wife from his daughter’s Thelonious Monk, George the world. She became a mortality while she watches care. Becky has to prove A teenage girl seems to Gershwin, Ray Bradbury, cultural icon and genius her family start to implode. her innocence to keep her have an illness that doc- William Schuman, Milton of American song, consid- Is Meghan sick, or is family together and her Babbitt, Scott Joplin, Roger ered by many to be the tors cannot diagnose in something else going on? daughter alive even though Sessions, Richard Rodgers greatest popular vocal- D.J. Palmer’s psychologi- One doctor with potential the evidence against her is and Oscar Hammerstein II. ist of her time. Her voice cal thriller. ethics violations believes overwhelming. Before Monday, only 41 transcended age, category Fourteen-year-old Meghan is suffering from Palmer knows how to special citation prizes had and her own life. Meghan continues to show a rare disease involving ratchet up the suspense been awarded since 1930, Franklin was profes- symptoms of some myste- her mitochondria. Another and paranoia in “Saving and winners have ranged sional singer and accom- rious disease that has her doctor feels it’s all in her Meghan” while keeping the from individual people to plished pianist by her consistently dizzy, dehy- mind, and the constant reader continually guess- drated, and losing weight. health issues stem from ing to what is happening organizations and groups, late teens and a superstar PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS including the New York by her mid-20s. Raised Her mother, Becky, demon- an overbearing mother. to Meghan. He also has the Times, writers E.B. White, in Detroit, she recorded strates signs of devotion to Legal and law enforce- talent to create an emo- “Saving Meghan” is a Alex Haley and Kenneth hundreds of tracks and her daughter, but others ment debate whether this tional investment in the novel by D.J. Palmer. Roberts, and Columbia had dozens of hits over wonder if she’s smother- is a classic Munchausen characters while also keep- University and its Gradu- the span of a half century, ing Meghan. Syndrome by Proxy, a form ing the repulsion factor of happy ending in the tradi- ate School of Journalism. including 20 that reached Her father, Carl, has tak- of abuse where the person what’s being discussed low. tional sense, but it’s unpre- Franklin and the Capi- No. 1 on the R&B charts. en an opposite approach in supposed to care for the in- The finale might not be a dictable and unforgettable. A8 TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS READY TO ROCK WITH MELISSA ETHERIDGE

FILE PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS Carly Simon writing memoir about Jackie O

NEW YORK (AP) — Vineyard and began an Carly Simon is writing “improbable, but lasting an “intimate, vulnerable” friendship.” Simon, best memoir about a very fa- known for such songs as mous friend, Jacqueline “You’re So Vain” and “The Kennedy Onassis. Spy Who Loved Me,” said Farrar, Straus and Gi- in a statement that On- roux announced Monday assis became everything that Simon’s “Touched by from a “protective mother ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE the Sun” was scheduled figure” to a “mischievous Above, Vilna Riquelme, left, and Adela Men- for Oct. 22. According to pal.” Onassis died in 1994. doza are all smiles at the Melissa Etheridge the publisher, Simon and Simon has written a concert at Lynn Auditorium on Sunday night. Onassis met at a sum- previous memoir, “Boys In Right, Amy Augustonovich, left, and Lisa Ouel- mer party on Martha’s the Trees.” lett are ready for the show.

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Steve Martin collaborating on ‘ultimate cartoon book’

NEW YORK (AP) — ous books include the Steve Martin could not novel “Shopgirl” and the be happier about his memoir “Born Standing latest book and about Up,” praised Bliss as a the chance to work with cartoonist he “deeply” New Yorker artist Harry admires and “have never Bliss. met.” Besides his mag- Celadon Books an- azine work, Bliss has nounced Monday that illustrated books by Kate Martin and Bliss were DiCamillo and William collaborating on the Steig among others. “ultimate cartoon book,” He and Martin plan to currently untitled. It’s create “original, nev- scheduled for next year. er-before-seen cartoons,” Martin, whose previ- according to Celadon. Amanda Conant, left, and Nancy Houghton show off a sweat- Thousands join Tony Hawk shirt at the show. in opening skate park

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) professional skater Clint — Skateboard enthusi- Walker and others chris- asts turned out by the ten the park. thousands to welcome The 50-year-old Hawk industry legend Tony has helped open skate Hawk to a new Oklaho- parks throughout the U.S. ma City park. His industry footprint Hawk made an ap- also includes skating vid- pearance Sunday for eo and mobile games and the grand opening of movie appearances. the skate park at Stars In a tweet, Hawk & Stripes Park on Lake thanked Oklahoma City Hefner. Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt and Parks & Recreation other residents for attend- estimates about 3,000 ing, including “the dude people showed up to see that let me borrow his Hawk, Oklahoma-born board after mine broke.”

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 Lynn’s Whittredge fighting in Haymakers for Hope

By Harold Rivera ticipate, and it developed into ITEM SPORTS EDITOR something larger than that. My best friend’s mother was diag- SALEM — Lynn native Neil nosed with bladder cancer. I Whittredge knows what it’s like talked with her about what was to stare adversity in the eye and going on and her recovery pro- give it his best punch. So when cess. The good thing is she’s in Whittredge makes his amateur remission now. I learned a lot boxing debut May 15 in Hay- about how deeply cancer can makers for Hope’s “Rock and affect people and their families.” Rumble Series IX” at House of Haymakers for Hope requires Blues in Boston, he’ll be ready that those interested in boxing to fight. in their events undergo an ap- Whittredge took a road less plication process, which in- traveled during his childhood. cludes an essay detailing the His family was evicted from its struggles they have faced during trailer in 2003 when his parents their lives. Originally, suffered from mental illness Whittredge was placed on a and addiction. His grandmother, waiting list. When an injury Doranne Whittredge, took cus- sidelined another boxer, tody of Whittredge and his sib- Whittredge received a call with lings when he was 11 years old. an offer to fill in for the May At 21, Whittredge spent a few event. He quickly accepted. weeks in a psychiatric ward as “I had been training a little bit he struggled with depression. as far as boxing goes,” He found his motivation to Whittredge said. “I got a call in become involved with Haymak- March telling me that someone ers for Hope when his best had dropped out and I was next friend’s mother, Maria Simpson, on the list, so we went for it. I’ve became ill. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE been training for the past six “I just enjoy boxing, honestly, weeks.” Lynn native Neil Whittredge will make his amateur boxing debut on May 15 in Haymak- to begin with,” said Whittredge, ers for Hope’s “Rock and Rumble Series IX” at House of Blues in Boston. 25. “Originally I wanted to par- WHITTREDGE, B2 Peabody’s Briana flourishing at Salem State

By Harold Rivera told me great things about Briana has struck out just ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the program. It was a pretty twice. easy decision after talking to “I didn’t have any expecta- SALEM — Sometimes you (Salem State) coach (Al) tions,” Briana said. “I really need a change in scenery to Donovan. I knew we’d have a don’t try to set statistical flourish and carry your game great group of guys with a expectations for the season. I to the next level. Just ask chance to make a run. Just really just try to go up there, Peabody native Traverse having that great group of have fun and play. At North- Briana, who entered this guys and a coach that has ern Essex I batted close to past weekend as the Divi- your back no matter what, .500 for both seasons. I go sion III leader in batting av- out and play and if we’re erage as a redshirt junior at that definitely played a big role in me coming to Salem. winning, we’re winning. Salem State. That’s all that matters. Briana, a former varsity “I’ve been used to jumping around,” Briana said. “I loved “My approach is to get up baseball player for coach there and hit strikes,” Bri- John O’Brien at Lynnfield NECC but it was a two-year school. After being at Lowell ana said. “I’m up there hunt- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS High, started his collegiate ing for strikes. If it’s a strike, baseball career at Northern last year and not fitting well, Tiger Woods is now the No. 6 ranked I really feel Salem State’s a I like to swing. If it’s a strike, golfer in the world after winning Essex. He transferred to I can hit it. That’s always my UMass Lowell two years lat- great place for me. I’m close The Masters. to home with guys I can re- mentality going up to the er but didn’t feel a good fit plate and it tends to work with the RiverHawks. Now late to. It’s a great school and a great baseball program.” pretty well.” COURTESY PHOTO with the Vikings, Briana Donovan came away im- Briana’s numbers this Tiger is back, feels he has found himself a pressed with Briana’s dedi- Peabody native Traverse spring prove he’s comfort- home. cation to his craft during the Briana is batting .561 with able. Through 19 games “I was looking for another offseason. He isn’t surprised 17 RBI through 19 games school with a great baseball played, he’s batting .561 and golf is with the Salem State by Briana’s numbers at the program and kids that I’d with 23 runs scored, 17 RBI, plate. University baseball team get along with,” Briana, a eight stolen bases and four this season. first baseman, said. “They home runs. In 66 at-bats, BRIANA, B2 better for it By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF St. John’s Prep lacrosse takes down Falmouth What a Sunday it was. And no, I’m not talking about the Red SCHOOL ROUNDUP on faceoffs and Graham Sox grabbing a win. Or the Celtics show- Tyson was 5-for-7. ing that they can actually play basket- By Harold Rivera St John’s returns to ac- ball in their playoff opener. I’m not even ITEM SPORTS EDITOR tion Thursday (10) when it talking about the epic return of Game of travels to Walpole to face Behind a balanced of- Thrones (although I was on the edge of Franklin in the first round fense, the St. John’s la- my seat the whole time). crosse team earned a 15-7 of the Creators Crosse Nope, none of that. I’m talking about win over Falmouth Tournament. Tiger Woods taking his rightful place at (Maine) Monday morning BOYS LACROSSE the top of the golf world after winning at Brother Linus Com- Revere 14, Saugus 4 The Masters for the first time since 2005. plex. The Eagles featured At Harry Della Russo As someone who plays golf regularly 10 different goal scorers. Stadium, the Sachems and someone who got into golf almost Jake Surette, Michael watched their two-game entirely because of Tiger Woods, it was Ott, Trent Tully, Pat Keefe win streak end in a North- quite a day for me. I personally had been and Craig Yannone each eastern Conference tilt. saying for the past six months or so, ever since Tiger won The Tour Championship scored two goals. Luke Revere led 9-3 at halftime last September, that Tiger was going Brennan, Brian Souza, and never looked back. to win The Masters this year. Having Pat Nistl, Josiah Brown The Sachems (2-2) are watched his game progress over the past and Michael Kelly each back in game action year-plus since returning from his fourth scored one goal. Brennan Thursday afternoon (4) back surgery, it just seemed like all signs dished three assists and when they visit Salem. were trending toward this. Thankfully Surette logged two. Revere, still undefeated, for the game of golf, I was right. Eagles goalie Liam Sta- hopes to keep moving in It’s no secret that golf is a tough game cy, who earned his first the right direction ITEM FILE PHOTO to market to the masses. It costs a lot career varsity win, made Wednesday morning (10) to get equipment, it costs a lot to play St. John’s Prep’s Michael Ott (left) scored two goals in a nine saves on 16 shots. when the Patriots host and it’s the hardest game on Earth. And win over Falmouth (Maine) Monday. Yannone went 15-for-19 Mystic Valley. that’s without even mentioning the fact that it hasn’t always been a very welcom- ing sport for minorities, whether they be people of color, women or people of lesser Photo finish highlights Marathon Monday means. But then Tiger Woods came along in the late ‘90’s and lit the world on fire BOSTON (AP) — Two-time kept on focusing. And at the with his stellar play, his fierce competi- Boston Marathon champion end, I was the winner. I’m so tiveness and his utter domination of the Lelisa Desisa turned onto grateful, so happy.” game. Boylston Street with a sliver Worknesh Degefa broke He inspired an entire generation of of a lead, leaning in front of away from defending cham- new golfers who wanted to be just like two other runners with the pion Des Linden and the rest him, and some of those fans who grew finish line in sight. of the women’s pack in the up following Woods are now competing Unfortunately for him, one Framingham flats and ran against him on the PGA Tour. Tony of them was the fastest man alone for the last 20 miles to Finau, who was in the final group with in the field. claim the $150,000 first prize Woods in the final round Sunday, admit- Lawrence Cherono need- and a gilded olive wreath ted that he decided at seven years old ed every bit of his speed to from Marathon, Greece. that he wanted to play golf after seeing outkick Desisa in a sprint to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The 28-year-old Ethiopian, Tiger dominate at The Masters in 1997. the tape on Monday, passing Kenya’s Lawrence Cherono (left) breaks the tape to who set a national record A number of current PGA Tour profes- him just steps away from the win the 123rd Boston Marathon in front of Ethiopia’s while finishing second in sionals have expressed similar notions. finish line to win the 123rd Lelisa Desisa (right) Monday afternoon. Dubai less than three months He also, by becoming a massive global Boston Marathon in 2 hours, ago, won in 2:23:31. Kenya’s superstar, helped grow the game around 7 minutes 57 seconds. and finished 2 seconds back. “It was no man’s race to win,” Edna Kiplagat was second, the world by bringing more sponsors Desisa, who won in 2015 Kenneth Kipkemoi was third, said Cherono, who had won in reducing a gap of more than — and in turn more money — into and 2013, the year the race another 8 seconds behind, one Seville, Prague, Honolulu and two minutes to 42 seconds at tournaments and other “grow the game” was overshadowed by a bomb- of seven Kenyans in the top twice in Amsterdam but never the finish. initiatives. ing at the finish line, eased up 10. in a major marathon before. “I MARATHON, B3 WOODS, B2 after realizing he was beaten B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019

KIPP middle school team dominates KIPP Cup

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Lynn native Neil Whittredge has spent the past six weeks training for his amateur boxing debut on May 15.

COURTESY PHOTO The KIPP Academy middle school boys basketball team traveled to New York City to compete Lynn’s Whittredge in the KIPP Cup Basketball Tournament. The Panthers finished first overall in the tournament, to make amateur which features KIPP teams from across the country. boxing debut

WHITTREDGE From B1 Whittredge trains at Wicked City Self Defense and Fit- ness in Salem with Alan Jenkins and Eric Kane. He splits his regimen equally between boxing work and cardio. “We train six days a week,” Whittredge said. “We focus more on boxing three days, technique, we spar once a week. The other days we do some sprint work, running around Lynn Woods or the beach to get the legs wobbly. I’ve never trained this hard when it comes to mental discipline. There are days you don’t want to get up in the morning and go to the track. But if you want to win, that’s what you have to do.” “Mental toughness,” Whittredge said, has been the key to staying dedicated through his grueling training regimen. Whittredge learned a thing or two about “mental toughness” during his days as three-sport ath- lete (football, lacrosse, track) at English High, where he was also class president for two years. But his childhood troubles brought a whole new meaning to the term. “I didn’t have an easy childhood,” Whittredge said. “There’s definitely worse circumstances than I had, but I learned a lot about mental toughness through my life, that’s for sure.” Whittredge’s training isn’t his only responsibility tied to May’s bout. Haymakers for Hope tasks each boxer with raising $7,500, with the funds going toward cancer research, care, awareness and survivorship. As a late addition to the event, Whittredge was asked to raise $5,000. By spreading the word via social media, he has COURTESY PHOTO surpassed the mark. Whittredge had raised $5,128 as of Monday night. Peabody’s Traverse Briana has brought a powerful combination of production and leadership to He’ll host a fundraiser Saturday afternoon (2-6) at the baseball team at Salem State University this season. Village Tavern in Salem, where he tends bar. The fund- raiser will include a DJ and raffle prizes (including tickets to the sold-out event), and 10 percent of the food sales will go toward Whittredge’s cause. Briana fitting right in at Salem State “It’s amazing,” Whittredge said. “Every other fighter BRIANA on the field. He’s not a captain but er team comes to play is going to has had two more months to raise money. We’ve had From B1 he’s one of the more vocal leaders win that game. We just have to more donations and more money than some fighters so on the team. He leads by example click. We’ve had games where two far. At first I was nervous but everybody I’ve reached “Coming out of the fall and watch- and he delivers. He’s a hard worker of the three phases have clicked but out to has been awesome. They’ve promoted my cause, ing him when he transferred in, I and he competes at a high level.” we haven’t often had all three click- my page and my fundraiser. I’m incredibly grateful for knew what type of player he was,” The Vikings have hit their bumps ing.” everyone.” Donovan said. “He’s multi-dimen- in an up-and-down season this With 13 games remaining, six Whittredge admitted his nerves are intensifying as sional. He can play anywhere, he’s spring. They beat Westfield State in against MASCAC rivals, now would his fight nears. His goal is to stick to the strategies he that good an athlete. Did we expect an 18-1 rout Friday to even their be the right time for Salem State to and his trainers have drawn up when the bell rings. him to hit .600? No. But we expect- record back to .500 at 11-11, but play to its capabilities and end the “I’d say I feel anxious,” Whittredge said. “I went to the ed him to be our best hitter. He dropped a double-header to the season on a high note. event last year. You can tell some of the fighters, their showed that and proved it during Owls Saturday and dipped to 11-13. “I’m looking forward to the rest of nerves got to them. All the training went out the win- the fall and winter. He’s proven Salem State’s 5-7 against MASCAC the season,” Briana said. “We can’t dow and they were throwing haymakers the whole himself to be that guy. I’ve received opponents. Briana feels the team’s take anyone lightly. We just have to fight. We’re training to keep our composure, stick to the a number of comments from college still looking to find consistency execute. If everyone does their job game plan and win, no matter what.” coaches saying he’s the real deal.” through all three phases. and goes 100 percent, the outcome Those interested in donating to or learning more In addition to giving opposing “I think we’ve had spurts where will be good after that and if not at about Whittredge’s cause can do so by visiting https:// pitchers headaches, Briana also we’ve put it all together, our field- least you know you’re going 100 haymakersforhope.org/event/boston/2019/rock-n-rum- brings leadership to the Vikings. ing, pitching and hitting,” Briana percent.” ble-ix/neil-whittredge. Any inquiries in regard to donat- “He has the whole package,” Don- said. “Unfortunately we haven’t Briana and the Vikings travel to ing or volunteering for Saturday’s fundraiser can be ovan said. “He can run well, he can been able to click all the time. MAS- local Division III powerhouse UMa- sent via email to [email protected]. hit for power. But he’s also a leader CAC teams are all equal. Whichev- ss Boston Wednesday (3:30). Masters win only the tip of the iceberg for rejuvinated Tiger Woods WOODS ratings were the highest for any From B1 golf event in the past 34 years — yes, that includes Tiger’s run Now, Tiger’s going to inspire yet of domination. No offense to the another new generation of golfers. multitudes of talented golfers on There’s no way around it, the Tour, but Brooks Koepka isn’t the guy just moves the needle. Sure, reason for that. Neither are the he’s not at the top of his game likes of Rory McIlroy, Rickie Fowl- anymore. He no longer outdrives er or Dustin Johnson. There’s every other golfer by 35 yards like only one person who’s responsible he did in his prime (he’s currently for that, and that’s Tiger Woods. tied for 51st in driving distance And he’s not done by a long shot. on the PGA Tour this year). He After his win at The Masters, Ti- doesn’t even sink clutch putts ger’s now the No. 6 ranked golfer at the same rate he did back in in the world. He’s currently the the early to mid-2000s. But what odds-on favorite to win the PGA he does do is compete in the big- Championship next month at gest tournaments on the biggest Bethpage Black — a course where stages, and now that he’s healthy he won the 2002 U.S. Open. He’ll again he’s going to continue to likely be one of the favorites at contend in every single one of this year’s U.S. Open in June at them. Pebble Beach — a course where That’s going to bring in new golf he demolished the field and won by 15 shots at the 2000 U.S. Open. fans. The Masters was the No. 1 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS trend on Twitter in the United Here’s the bottom line — Tiger States during (and just after) Ti- Woods is back, and there’s no After winning The Masters this past Sunday, Tiger Woods immediately became the ger’s win Sunday. The television stopping him now. betting favorite to win the 2019 PGA Championship in May at Bethpage Black. TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE TUESDAY Fenwick at Austin Prep (10) Baseball WEDNESDAY Triton at Lynnfield (10) Baseball Newton North at St. John’s (10) English at Medford (10) English at Somerville (10) Salem at Revere (10) Fenwick at Pentucket (10) Saugus at Danvers (10) Danvers at Swampscott (4) Winthrop at Beverly (10) Softball St. Mary’s at Portland, ME (11) Peabody at Beverly (1) Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (12) St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (3) Swampscott at Marblehead (4) Winthrop at Marblehead (4) Peabody at Gloucester (4:30) Swampscott at Danvers (4) Softball Fenwick at Northeast (4) Medford at English (10) Boys Lacrosse Danvers at Saugus (10) Beverly at Winthrop (10) Malden at Lynn (10) Lynnfield at Rockport (10) Swampscott at Essex Tech (11) Pope John at St. Mary’s (1) Ipswich at Peabody (1) Gloucester at Peabody (3) Gloucester at Fenwick (6) Marblehead at Swampscott (4) Girls Lacrosse Revere at Salem (4) Malden at Revere (10) Boys Tennis Medford at Peabody (11:30) English at Medford (10) Manchester-Essex at Fenwick (3) Salem at Revere (10) Beverly at Swampscott (4) Winthrop at Gloucester (10) Marblehead at Danvers (4) Girls Tennis Volleyball Danvers at Saugus (10) North Andover at St. John’s (5) Medford at English (10) Boys Tennis Gloucester at Peabody (10) Peabody at Gloucester (10) Revere at Salem (10) Girls Tennis Manchester-Essex at Lynnfield (10) Peabody at Beverly (10) Boys Lacrosse Saugus at Gloucester (10) Marblehead at Masconomet (10) Track Mystic Valley at Revere (10) Tyngsboro at Lynnfield (10) Catholic Conference Meet at St. Georgetown at St. Mary’s (12) John’s (9:30) Revere at Malden (10) Girls Lacrosse Saugus at Beverly (10) Revere at Waltham (10) Swampscott at Winthrop (at Beverly, Volleyball PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 10) St. John’s at Phillips (5) David Pastrnak (right) falls to the ice after a hit from Toronto Maple Leafs forward Zach Hyman SPORTS BRIEFS (left) during a loss in Game 3 of the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs Monday night. Ridley basketball more information, contact Helen Ridley at via phone at spring workouts 781-775-0078 or email at rid- Bruins drop Game 3 in Toronto leytopflightbasketball@ The Ridley Basketball gmail.com. Skill Clinics will run spring/ TORONTO (AP) — Auston Mat- spirited first period in which the Ma- Kasperi Kapanen, taking a feed from summer workouts on Mon- thews scored his first goal of the ple Leafs upped their physical play Johnsson and burying his first be- day evenings (7-8:30 p.m.) English Hall of playoffs and set up another as the after getting dominated in Game 2. yond an outstretched Rask to send starting April 22. The 10 ses- Fame nominations Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Boston But the offensive floodgates opened the crowd into a frenzy at 10:12. sions will run each Monday Bruins 3-2 on Monday night to take with five goals in the second. Mitch Marner, who scored twice in until June 24. The sessions Lynn English High a 2-1 lead in their best-of-seven East- Toronto took a 1-0 lead at 2:38 Game 1 but was held in check along will take place at St. Mary’s. School is accepting nomi- ern Conference quarterfinal. when Moore poked a loose puck home with most of his teammates Satur- Drills are designed to help nations for its Hall of Andreas Johnsson, also with a goal for his first career playoff goal after day, made the initial play to Johns- any player at any level with Fame. Nominations will be and an assist, and Trevor Moore pro- Morgan Rielly’s initial shot rattled son off the offensive zone draw ball handling, shooting (off accepted until May 31. The vided the rest of the offense for To- around between Rask’s pads. The Criticized for his play in the Bru- the dribble, off screens and induction ceremony will be ronto. Frederik Andersen made 34 Maple Leafs’ fourth line of Moore, ins’ seven-game victory over the Ma- off the pass), creating your held October 8 at Spinelli’s. saves. Frederik Gauthier and Tyler Ennis ple Leafs’ in last spring’s first round, own shot and finishing at Nominations must be David Krejci and Charlie Coyle were effective all night, with a cou- the 21-year-old Matthews was imme- the rim. Games will also be mailed to Tom Strangie at scored for Boston. Tuukka Rask ple of grinding shifts in the offensive diately serenaded by chants of “Aus- mixed in so that players can the Lynn English High stopped 31 shots in front of a crowd zone. ton! Matth-ews!” by the crowd. learn how to use their skills School Hall of Fame Com- of 19,611. Boston replied 52 seconds later Promoted to the first power-play in a game situation. The cost mittee (50 Goodridge The Maple Leafs won the series when Krejci chipped a bouncing puck unit because of Kadri’s suspension, of the clinics is $200. For Street, Lynn, MA, 01902). opener 4-1 last Wednesday in Boston past Andersen with DeBrusk also on Johnsson made it 3-1 with his first before losing by the same score Sat- the doorstep. career playoff goal with 2:48 left in TV/RADIO urday. Game 4 is Wednesday night in Rask stopped John Tavares later in the period when he roofed a back- TV Toronto. the period, but the Maple Leafs cen- hand over Rask after a nice feed from MLB Less than an hour before puck ter was checked into the Bruins goal- Tavares as Toronto connected for a 6:30 p.m...... Pittsburgh at Detroit...... MLB Network drop, the Maple Leafs learned center ie by defenseman Charlie McAvoy. second time on the man advantage 6:35 p.m...... Boston at NY Yankees...... NESN Nazem Kadri had been suspended Rask went tumbling backward, but after going 0 for 4 in the first two NBA Playoffs for the rest of the series for his vi- stayed in the game after stretching games. 8 p.m...... Orlando at Toronto...... TNT cious cross-check to the head of Bru- out his neck and left shoulder. Matthews, who had just two points 9 p.m...... San Antonio at Denver...... NBATV ins winger Jake DeBrusk in the third Matthews put Toronto back in front against the Bruins in the 2018 post- 10:30 p.m...... Oklahoma City at Portland...... TNT period of Game 2. just 12 seconds after David Backes season, picked up the second assist to Stanley Cup Playoffs 7 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Columbus...... CNBC This one was scoreless following a was whistled for high-sticking on match his total from last year. 7:30 p.m...... NY Islanders at Pittsburgh...... NBCSN 9:30 p.m...... Winnipeg at St. Louis...... CNBC 10:30 p.m...... San Jose at Vegas...... NBCSN Golf Red Sox continue to struggle vs. Orioles 7 p.m...... Western Intercollegiate...... Golf BOSTON (AP) — Chris bounded from a rough de- Radio Davis knows his homer but start with Baltimore, MLB went a lot further than giving up a run on two 6:35 p.m...... Boston at NY Yankees...... WEEI-FM 93.7 teammate Dwight Smith hits in five innings. He Jr.’s two-run shot. He also was tagged for five runs STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS knows he’ll have his time and eight hits over 3 1/3 to gloat. innings by Oakland last Sunday, April 14 series 2-1 Smith hooked his homer week. N.Y. Islanders 4, Pittsburgh 1, Is- Carolina 5, Washington 0, Washing- into the first row of seats The Red Sox open a landers lead series 3-0 ton leads series 2-1 Nashville at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. down the right field line two-game series against Columbus 3, Tampa Bay 1, Colum- and drove in four, leading the Yankees on Tuesday bus leads series 3-0 Calgary at Colorado, 10 p.m. Winnipeg 6, St. Louis 3, St. Louis Tuesday, April 16 the Baltimore Orioles past night in New York, the leads series 2-1 Tampa Bay at Columbus, 7 p.m. the Red Sox 8-1 Monday in first meeting between the Vegas 6, San Jose 3, Vegas leads N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7:30 Boston’s annual Patriots’ rivals since they ousted series 2-1 p.m. Day game. the Yanks in the divisional Monday, April 15 Winnipeg at St. Louis, 9:30 p.m. “He’s been really doing round of the playoffs last Toronto 3, Boston 2, Toronto leads San Jose at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. well, there’s no reason to October. talk,” said Davis, smiling. Leading 1-0, Baltimore “I’ll wait a little bit and scored three times in the NBA PLAYOFFS talk.” fifth off reliever Marcus Sunday, April 14 Tuesday, April 16 Davis also had a two- Walden. Smith’s homer Boston 84, Indiana 74, Boston Orlando at Toronto, 8 p.m. run shot — estimated just sliced into the seats about leads series 1-0 San Antiono at Denver, 9 p.m. short of 100 feet longer 20 feet down from the Pes- Portland 104, Oklahoma City 99, Oklahoma City at Portland, 10:30 p.m. than Smith’s — projected ky Pole, which is 302 feet Portland leads series 1-0 Wednesday, April 17 at 408 feet into the right- away, and came after Jon- Milwaukee 121, Detroit 86, Milwau- Indiana at Boston, 7 p.m. field bleachers. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS athan Villar’s RBI single. kee leads series 1-0 Detroit at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. “Honestly, I had no clue Smith added a two-run Houston 122, Utah 90, Houston Utah at Houston, 9:30 p.m. Steve Pearce reacts after striking out in a loss if it was going to get over,” to the Baltimore Orioles Monday afternoon at double. leads series 1-0 Thursday, April 18 Smith said of his drive. Boston played Philadelphia at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. Fenway Park. Monday, April 15 “Whoever caught it might short-handed, with An- Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Denver at San Antiono, 9 p.m. have helped me out, hon- drew Benintendi out with L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 10:30 Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 previous 11 games and was holiday. The defending p.m. p.m. estly. A homer is a homer. a bruised right foot after I’ll take it anyway.” 4-21 in its last 25 against World Series champs com- fouling a ball off it Sunday, Asked about Davis’ shot, Boston. pleted a 3-3 homestand and Jackie Bradley Jr. out MLB Smith said: “He crushed it. Davis halted a record and have yet to win one of with the flu. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE That’s his name — ‘Crush’ 0-for-54 stretch Saturday, their five series this sea- That led the Red Sox to East Division East Division — for a reason.” the longest ever for a posi- son. have catcher Christian W L Pct GB W L Pct GB tion player. He started the “It doesn’t concern me. Tampa Bay 12 4 .750 — Philadelphia 9 5 .643 — Renato Núñez had three Vázquez started at second Baltimore 7 10 .412 5½ Atlanta 9 6 .600 ½ hits with an RBI single for season 0 for 33. It’s just a bad start,” Bos- base for the first time in New York 6 9 .400 5½ New York 9 6 .600 ½ Baltimore, which salvaged It was the 60th straight ton manager Alex Cora his career. He handled two Boston 6 11 .353 6½ Washington 7 7 .500 2 Toronto 5 11 .313 7 Miami 4 12 .250 6 a split of the four-game se- year the Red Sox were said. grounders and a tag play Central Division Central Division ries. It had lost nine of its scheduled to play on the Dan Straily (1-1) re- cleanly. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Minnesota 8 4 .667 — Milwaukee 10 6 .625 — Cleveland 8 7 .533 1½ St. Louis 9 6 .600 ½ Detroit 8 7 .533 1½ Pittsburgh 8 6 .571 1 Cherono, Degefa win men’s & women’s elites at Marathon Chicago 5 9 .357 4 Chicago 5 9 .357 4 Kansas City 5 10 .333 4½ Cincinnati 5 9 .357 4 West Division West Division MARATHON “Last year, I watched all the mara- the lead pack was still close to a W L Pct GB W L Pct GB thon coverage,” she said. “I kept that dozen and included three of the last Seattle 13 5 .722 — San Diego 11 6 .647 — From B1 Houston 11 5 .688 1 Los Angeles 9 8 .529 2 in my mind.” four champions: Desisa, 2016 winner Los Angeles 8 7 .533 3½ Arizona 7 9 .438 3½ American Jordan Hasay was third One year after an icy rain and a Geoffrey Kirui and ‘17 champ Lemi Oakland 10 9 .526 3½ San Francisco 7 10 .412 4 Texas 7 7 .500 4 Colorado 4 12 .250 6½ and Linden was fifth. near-gale headwind resulted in the Berhanu Hayle. “Seeing Degefa go out — you know slowest winning times in four de- “I was afraid of the guy who won Monday’s Games 1-1), 8:05 p.m. Baltimore 8, Boston 1 Kansas City (Lopez 0-1) at Chicago White her ability, you know what she’s done cades, race organizers again prepared two years ago. After he dropped out, Toronto at Minnesota, 7:40 p.m. Sox (Lopez 0-2), 8:10 p.m. and you wonder how it translates to for the foul New England weather. I decided to win,” said Desisa, who L.A. Angels at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Houston (McHugh 2-1) at Oakland (Montas Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. 2-1), 10:07 p.m. this course,” Linden said. “But when But overnight thunderstorms moved did not finish in either of the last two Cleveland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Cleveland (Bieber 1-0) at Seattle (Leake she starts putting down those super on before the runners left Hopkinton; years. “I tried at the last, I saw (Cher- N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. 2-0), 10:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Miami, 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Matz 1-0) at Philadelphia (Pivet- quick miles, you say ‘All right, this is the sun even made an appearance ono) suddenly, then I couldn’t control St. Louis at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. ta 1-1), 7:05 p.m. her race to lose.’ She becomes the out- about halfway through. the pace.” Cincinnati at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. San Francisco (Rodriguez 1-2) at Washing- Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. ton (Strasburg 1-0), 7:05 p.m. lier and you let her just go and hope Linden took advantage of last year’s A field of 30,000 runners followed Tuesday’s Games Chicago Cubs (Quintana 1-1) at Miami that she might come back.” storm to splash her way to the first the elites, ditching their trash bags Boston (Sale 0-3) at N.Y. Yankees (Paxton (Lopez 1-2), 7:10 p.m. 1-2), 6:35 p.m. Arizona (Ray 0-1) at Atlanta (Fried 2-0), She didn’t. win for an American woman since and ponchos on the Hopkinton Pittsburgh (Musgrove 1-1) at Detroit (Boyd 7:20 p.m. Instead, she became the eighth Ethi- 1985. Green before embarking on the 26.2- 1-1), 6:40 p.m. St. Louis (Flaherty 1-0) at Milwaukee Baltimore (Bundy 0-1) at Tampa Bay (Glas- (Woodruff 1-1), 7:40 p.m. opian woman to win the race and the But with conditions back to normal, mile trek from Hopkinton to Copley now 3-0), 7:10 p.m. Colorado (Gray 0-3) at San Diego (Margevi- third in seven years. A half marathon so were the results: East Africans Square. It’s the first time the race has Toronto (Sanchez 1-1) at Minnesota (Gib- cius 1-1), 9:10 p.m. son 0-0), 7:40 p.m. Cincinnati (Mahle 0-0) at L.A. Dodgers specialist, Degefa had never seen the from Kenya and Ethiopia dominat- been run on April 15 since the 2013 L.A. Angels (Harvey 0-1) at Texas (Minor (Maeda 2-1), 10:10 p.m. Boston course before Monday. ing the podiums. At the 30K mark attacks. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 COMICS

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Girl with Asperger’s gets little attention from dad The partnership suit changes the lead DEAR ABBY: My hus- on this subject are difficult Yesterday, I mentioned that East and West bid hearts, band is more interested in Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van as she prefers to ignore if you are on opening lead West’s ace-lead denies the hanging out with his Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, them, choosing only to with the ace and king in a suit king. So, East discourages both you and your partner bid, with his heart three. and was founded by her mother, consider her own needs. friends than caring about you lead the king, not the ace. Now West sees only one our 11-year-old daughter Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at Her overall health is man- I had never heard about this chance. He should shift to the who has Asperger’s syn- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los ageable, and she’s doing until it was mentioned to me diamond jack! Here, that al- drome. She’s a great kid Angeles, CA 90069. well cognitively. She has by Steve Conrad of Manhas- lows the defenders to take the and smart, but she has not been hospitalized in set, Long Island. But it is an first four tricks. two years. What do I do? excellent idea, primarily be- Why not cash the diamond challenges and needs help. DEAR LIKE A SINGLE the last two years, and I cause this is a situation when ace (denying the king) at trick It falls to me to do every- MOM: I’ll try. Forgive my need to move to another TAKING CARE starting with an unsupported two? Because after East en- thing with and for her. ace is likely. As an example, courages with the nine, West sarcasm, but it appears state. My husband already IN FLORIDA I need him to participate you married a real “win- lives there, and I want to look only at the West hand. continues with the diamond What would you lead against jack, and dummy plays low, more where she’s con- DEAR TAKING CARE: ner” — selfish and lacking be with him. My mother’s four spades after the given East might think West start- cerned, but he loses pa- the compassion and matu- anxieties and fears are Continue moving forward auction? What happens after ed with only two diamonds. tience with her and with rity to deal with the chal- what’s holding me back. with your plans to relo- that? If so, East must overtake with me. He resents having to lenges your family is fac- I have told her she can cate to be with your hus- East’s jump to three hearts his king and give his partner band. Tell your mother was pre-emptive, showing a ruff. pay for therapy and music ing. Because your husband live with us there, or at a you are giving her the four trumps and a weak hand. lessons for her (she loves is unwilling to go with you brand-new assisted living (With at least game-invita- choice of whether to reside music), but he had no hesi- for marriage counseling, facility that’s about to tional values, he would have with you or near your sis- tation about buying himself you would benefit from open in the town. Alterna- responded two no-trump, the ter, but make clear she Truscott convention that is an expensive sports car — talking to a licensed thera- tively, she could move back must make up her mind often called Jordan.) North’s not for us but for him. He’s pist on your own. When to our hometown where because you need to know raise to four spades was ag- actually going away for a you do, it may give you a my retired sister lives and gressive. weekend with his buddies! whether you will have to broader perspective on stay in an assisted living West has an unclear lead. I’ve thought about mar- accommodate her in your Some would choose the club what your options are. facility there. Her remain- riage counseling, but he new home. Give her a queen, but declarer then ing in this city is not an isn’t interested. I feel over- deadline to let you know takes the first 10 tricks. Sup- DEAR ABBY: Eight option because I’m the pose West selects the heart whelmed and very alone. her preference, but if she years ago, my mother, only person she knows refuses, make sure she un- ace. If that promises the ace Please help. then age 86, came to live here, and it’s eight hours and the king, East will en- derstands that by default courage because he has the LIKE A SINGLE MOM with me. My life has from where I will be. she’ll be living near your queen. However, since both IN SAN FRANCISCO changed substantially in Conversations with her sister.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Legal Notice PUBLIC HEARING PAY CALLS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by David M. Nelson, Diane TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT Nelson to Beneficial Massachusetts Inc., dated November 16, 2004 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Registry of Deeds in Book 23638, Page 204, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: Pay Call Numbers Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held on Tuesday, April (900, 976 and 550) Beneficial Massachusetts Inc. to CitiFinancial Mortgage Company Inc., recorded on November 16, 2005, in Book No. 25081, 23, 2019, at 7:00 P.M. at SWAMPSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, 200 ESSEX STREET, Advertiser telephone numbers with at Page 560 ROOM B-129 to hear the following NEW petitions: 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST disclose the price of the telephone CitiMortgage, Inc. successor by reason of merger to CitiFinancial Mortgage Company, Inc. to MCM Capital Homeowners Petition 19-5 by Kirk & Lindsey Feinswog seeking a Special Permit (§ 2.2.7.0)for call. When a number is published Advantage Trust IX, recorded on March 27, 2012, in Book No. 31199, at Page 318 renovations to a non-conforming structure, specifically to existing second floor within the advertisement the per including addition of one-half story. Property located at 18 Manton Road (Map 28, minute and/or flat charge must be MCM Capital Homeowners Advantage Trust IX to Newbury Place REO III, LLC, recorded on November 9, 2012, in Book No. Lot 125). included. If you dial a pay per call 31900, at Page 539 number from an advertisement appear- Petition 19-6 by Matthew Graham & Karinne Smolenyak seeking a Use Special ing in the classified section and it Newbury Place REO III, LLC to MCM Capital Homeowners Advantage Trust IX, recorded on March 25, 2013, in Book No. Permit (§2.2.3.0) to convert two family residential use to three family, with other DOES NOT disclose this information, 32315, at Page 366 requested relief for Special Permits ( §§ 3.1.1.3 & 3.1.1.3) for parking and please notify the Item classified loading requirements and size of parking spaces. Property located at 55 Pine department immediately. Response to Newbury Place REO III, LLC to Newbury Place Ventures III, LLC, recorded on July 16, 2013, in Book No. 32658, at Page 283 Street ( Map 3, Lot 65). any pay per call numbers will be charged to your telephone bill and Newbury Place Ventures III, LLC to Citibank, NA as Trustee for CMLTI Asset Trust, recorded on July 16, 2013, in Book No. Petition 19-7 by Timothy & Kimberly Hayes, seeking a Dimensional Special Permit anyone under 18 years of age must 32658, at Page 286 (§2.3.6.0) and Special permit (§2.2.7.0) for reconstruction of the first floor and have parent's consent. including porch addition within the front yard setback, a deck within the front and Please call immediately for further CitiBank, N.A. as trustee for CMLTI Asset Trust to Palisades Mortgage Acquisition Company, LLC, recorded on November 19, side yard setback, and rear porch addition for a nonconforming structure. Property details or information. 2013, in Book No. 32962, at Page 194 located at 6 Bay View Avenue (Map 19, Lot 224). CLASSIFIED (781)593-7700 Palisades Mortgage Acquisition Company, LLC to Christiana Trust, a Division of Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, as Petition 19-8 by Bay State Artist, LLC, seeking special permit (§3.2.0.0) to replace trustee for Palisades Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2013-2, recorded on September 2, 2015, in Book No. 34349, at Page 131 ripped awning sign. Property located at 402 Humphrey Street (Map 19, Lot 116). HELP WANTED Christiana Trust, a Division of Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, as trustee for Palisades Mortgage Loan Trust, Series And the following CONTINUED petitions will also be heard: 2013-2 to Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC, recorded on September 2, 2015, in Book No. 34349, at Page 133 JOB INFORMATION Petition 19-3 (172 Burrill Street) Building Inspector Appeal (Map 3, Lot 88.) SERVICES Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC to Bayview Acquisitions, LLC, recorded on January 11, 2016, in Book No. 34648, at Page 560 Petition 18-21 (0 Grandview Place) (Map 7, Lot A). NOTICE Bayview Acquisitions, LLC to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, recorded on January 11, 2016, in Book No. 34648, at Don't pay to find work before you get Page 561 Marc Kornitsky, Chairman the job. Legitimate job placement firms Item: April 9, 16, 2019 that work to fill specific positions MCM Capital Homeowners Advantage Trust IX by MCM Capital Partners, LLLP, F/K/A MCM Capital Partners, LLC to Newbury cannot charge an upfront fee. For free Place REO III, LLC, recorded on July 20, 2017, in Book No. 36031, at Page 499 information about avoiding employ- CITY OF LYNN ment service scams, write the Federal for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at Trade Commission at Washington, 1:00 PM on May 13, 2019, on the mortgaged premises located at 11 Tacoma Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, April 23, 2019 at 8:00 pm in D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud and singular the premises described in said mortgage, the Council Chambers on the following Petitions: Information Center, 161 Eastern Ave, Suite 6, Evan Dosert to operate a Pharmacy as a merchant to 1-800-876-7060 TO WIT: retail merchant- Mon-Fri 8:30am -2pm and Sat 8:30 am to 6:30 pm THE LAND IN LYNN, ESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS, KNOWN AS LOT #B-2 ON PLAN ENTITLED 'SUBDIVISION OF LAND Item: April 4, 16, 2019 NOTICE OWNED BY PHILEMON J. AND MARY E. LEBLANC', LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS DATED APRIL 18, 1949, SCALE 1 IN. = 16 FT. BY For more information and assistance ALBERT D. MARTIN, REG. SURVEYOR, FILED WITH ESSEX SOUTH DISTRCT REGISTRY OF DEEDS AS PLAN #792 OF 1952, regarding the reliability of business BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: NORTHWESTERLY BY TACOMA STREET, 14.85 FEET; SOUTHERWESTERLY BY LAND opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- NOW OR FORMERLY OF BESSOM AND OF COMEAU; 91.57 FEET; SOUTHEASTERLY BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF CITY OF LYNN ties, employment services and financ- CUMMINGS, 33.43 FEET; NORTHERLY BY SAID LOT #B-1, 30 FEET; AND NORTHEASTERLY BY SAID LOT #B-1, 34.54 FEET, ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to SUBJECT TO AND WITH THE BENEFIT OF A RIGHT OF WAY EXTENDING FROM TACOMA STREET, TOWARD THE REAR OF LOTS B-1 Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, April 23, 2019 at 8:00 pm in contact the Better Business Bureau AND B-2 AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAN. SAID RIGHT OF WAY IS TO BE USED FOR ALL PURPOSES FOR WHICH RIGHTS OF WAY the Council Chambers on the following Petitions: Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite ARE COMMONLY USED, INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO BE USED FOR ALL SERVICE LINES NECESSARY TO BOTH LOTS B-1 AND B-2 71 Linden St to operate a Marijuana Cultivation Facility, 24 hours 7 days a week. 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or ON SAID PLAN. Per Order: Janet L Rowe, City Clerk call 508-652-4800 Item: April 10, 16, 2019 BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED FROM W. MARK KRUPSKI, TENANCY NOT STATED, TO DAVID M. NELSON AND DIANE GENERAL NELSON, HUSBAND AND WIFE, T/B/E, BY DEED RECORDED 4/12/89, IN BOOK 9964, AT PAGE 581, IN THE REGISTER'S OFFICE OF ESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS. TAX MAP OR PARCEL ID NO.: 264-002 ALL POLICE ORDERED HELP WANTED OR ACCIDENT TOWS Being more accurately shown on a plan recorded as Plan No. 792 of 1952. (Sale of Motor Vehicle under M.G.L. - LANDSCAPE LABORERS - c. 255, Section 39A). HARDSCAPE INSTALLER WANTED Find great $20 to $30/Hr; Based On Experience For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 9964, Notice is hereby given by: JME Towing Page 581. 164 Blossom St Lynn, MA, 01902 bargains in CALL NOW pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. c. 781-858-8000 These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, 255, Section 39A, that on 10/24 easements, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax /2018 at: 164 Blossom St Private www.DoneRightJobs.com titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or liens or existing encumbrances of record which Sale the following Motor Vehicles was are in force and are applicable, having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, easements, sold to satisfy the garagekeeper's lien improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. thereon for storage, towing charges, care and expenses of notices and sale TERMS OF SALE: of said vehicle. Description of Vehicle: A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will be required to be paid by the 5NPEB4AC4CH458681 Hyundai Sona- purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 ta, 12, Gregory Vick, 59 Peach Orchard California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts Rd. Burlington, MA 01803 LANDSCAPING 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in This notice is given under the full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in provisions of G.L. c. 255, Section 39A this publication. Item: April 9, 16, 13, 2019 Irish Kevin Landscaping Spring clean-ups; Brush removal Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. 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WASHINGTON (AP) — A isn’t a Trump supporter. Washington political consultant Patten helped with the initially entangled in the Russia Manafort investigation and was investigation was sentenced Fri- slated to testify in his case be- day to three years of probation fore the Manafort pleaded guilty for illegal lobbying and skirting last year. The two men shared the ban on foreign donations to an associate, Konstantin Kilim- President Donald Trump’s inau- nik, who was Patten’s business gural committee. partner and a Manafort co-de- W. Samuel Patten, 47, and fendant. prosecutors had asked for leni- The FBI said Kilimnik has ties ency, citing his cooperation in to Russian intelligence, an alle- special counsel Robert Mueller’s gation he denies. Kilimnik, who investigation and other ongoing lives in Russia, was indicted probes. The sentencing comes as alongside Manafort on charges federal prosecutors in New York of witness tampering but has continue to investigate foreign not appeared in a U.S. court. donations to the Presidential In- Craig’s case also relates to the augural Committee and as the Manafort investigation. Justice Department has been Manafort was involved in the cracking down on foreign lobby- financing of a report Craig and ing violations. his law firm authored for the Separately, prosecutors filed Ukrainian government. The doc- charges Thursday against for- ument sought to legitimize the mer Obama White House coun- prosecution of former Ukrainian sel Greg Craig, accusing him Prime Minister Yulia Tymos- of lying to the government to conceal his own work on behalf henko. of the government of Ukraine. Craig, 74, is accused of mis- leading the Justice Department Craig denies wrongdoing and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pleaded not guilty Friday. about his interactions with re- W. Samuel Patten, right, with his wife, leaves federal court after being sentenced in the In Patten’s case, he plead- porters and his involvement ed guilty to violating the For- Trump Russia probe case. with a public relations firm in eign Agents Registration Act securing news media coverage to provide documents and testi- said “doesn’t happen every day “There are reasons why your for lobbying on behalf of the about the report. mony as part of the panel’s in- in this courtroom.” sentence is not going to be like Opposition Bloc, a Ukrainian Craig, who served as President vestigation of Russian election Jackson said Patten’s conduct his sentence,” she told Patten, as political party. He also admit- Barack Obama’s first White ted to orchestrating a $50,000 interference. was also “markedly different” she also imposed a $5,000 fine House counsel and previously straw-donor scheme to purchase U.S. District Judge Amy Ber- from that of former Trump cam- and 500 hours of community defended President Bill Clinton tickets from the inaugural com- man Jackson said she was most paign chairman Paul Manafort, service. during his Senate trial, denies mittee on behalf of a wealthy troubled by Patten’s lies to the who carried out a years-long Prosecutors didn’t fully de- those allegations. Craig has Ukrainian client. Federal law committee and likely would conspiracy to launder mon- tail Patten’s cooperation or say called the prosecution against bars such committees from ac- have given him a short prison ey, evade U.S. tax authorities whether he has helped as part of him “unprecedented and unjus- cepting foreign donations, a fact sentence under other circum- and covertly influence Ameri- the inaugural committee inves- tified.” Patten has admitted he knew stances. can policy makers on behalf of tigation. In court papers, Pat- In a tweet Friday, President when he violated the law. But she credited him for co- Ukrainian interests. Jackson ten’s attorney, Stuart Sears, said Donald Trump complained that Later, Patten also misled the operating with the government imposed a sentence earlier this his client wasn’t part of a larger Craig’s case wasn’t covered on Senate intelligence committee and for taking responsibility for year that led to Manafort facing scheme to funnel foreign money the front page of The New York about his conduct when asked his actions, something the judge about seven years in prison. to the inaugural committee and Times. Woman caught in San Francisco eyes toll Mar-a-Lago case on Lombard Street is denied bail SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — borhood. Thousands of tourists could “The cars really impact the WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A soon have to pay as much as neighborhood because they federal judge denied bail Monday for a $10 to drive down world-fa- line up, they back up, they Chinese woman charged with lying to il- mous Lombard Street in are sitting idling,” said Greg legally enter President Donald Trump’s San Francisco. Brundage, president of the Mar-a-Lago club, saying her actions and City and state officials on Lombard Hill Improvement statements suggest “she was up to some- Monday announced a bill Association. thing nefarious” and there is an “extreme that would give San Fran- San Francisco transporta- risk of flight” if she were released. cisco the authority to estab- tion officials have proposed Federal Magistrate Judge William Mat- thewman issued the ruling for 33-year-old lish a toll and reservation requiring visitors to make a Yujing Zhang, who pleaded not guilty Mon- system for the street that reservation online and pay day to charges of lying to federal agents winds down a steep hill, in $5 for each vehicle. Another PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and illegal entering of a restricted area. an effort to reduce crowds plan calls for online reser- Cars wind their way down Lombard Street in San Zhang faces up to five years if convicted. and traffic congestion. vations and a $10 charge on Francisco. Prosecutors did back away from their pre- “We must implement a sys- weekends and holidays. vious contention that Zhang was carrying tem that enables both resi- The city needs state ap- tion,” Stefani said. Residents built the hairpin a computer thumb drive containing mal- dents and visitors to enjoy proval to charge people Vida Bhatt, a tourist from turns on the red brick road ware, saying further tests have put that in the ‘Crookedest Street in the to use a public road but it Melbourne, Australia, said in 1922 because its 27-de- doubt. World,’” said Assemblyman would be up to city officials she and her family drove gree grade was too steep Matthewman said he was particular- Phil Ting, a San Francisco to determine how and what down the crooked street, for the era’s cars to climb. ly concerned that when Secret Service Democrat who authored the to charge and how to use the parked their car, then de- Neighbors added lush gar- agents questioned Zhang on March 30 legislation. funds. cided to go back and explore dens filled with hydrangeas at Mar-a-Lago shortly after she gained Residents say the scenic The new toll system is not the thoroughfare on foot. and roses 30 years later. admission, the defendant said she was thoroughfare feels more like expected to be in place be- “It’s so beautiful! I hav- The sweeping views and carrying four cellphones, a laptop and an an overcrowded amusement fore 2020, officials said. en’t seen anything like this the fact that a cable car external hard drive because she feared park than a neighborhood Supervisor Catherine Ste- anywhere else in the world,” stops at the top of the street they would be stolen if she left them in street. They have been call- fani said the fee would help Bhatt said. contributed to its popularity. her hotel room. But during a search of ing for years for officials to sustain the reservations sys- Bhatt said she would hap- Its worldwide fame only in- her room later, agents found more elec- address the traffic jams, tem and help pay for more pily pay to have the experi- creased after it was featured tronics gear — including a device to de- trash and trespassing by traffic control officers, more ence of driving down Lom- in movies and commercials. tect hidden cameras — $8,000 in cash visitors. police patrols in the area bard Street. Brundage, who has lived and numerous credit and debit cards, all In the summer months, and tourism ambassadors “This is one of the top at- on the street for 22 years, of it unsecured. an estimated 6,000 people who would make sure visi- tractions in San Francisco said dealing with the traffic “It does seem to the court that her al- a day visit the 600-foot-long tors have a good experience. and I’m coming from so far jams is half the problem. leged innocent explanation is refuted by street, creating lines of cars “It’s a pilot program but in the world, I would pay He also would like to see what she left behind,” Matthewman said. that stretch for blocks, clog- it’s something we must try and make sure I got to see something done about the “It does appear to the court that Ms. Zhang ging the Russian Hill neigh- to address the traffic conges- it,” she said. buses that drop off tourists. was up to something nefarious when she gained access to Mar-a-Lago.”

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NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. 5.63, or 0.4 percent, to at one point. diesel cars that turned on around 300,000 euros to Prosecutors said among stock indexes edged lower 1,579.17. Optimism has also pollution controls when 11 million euros ($340,000 other things that the de- on Monday, pulled down The S&P 500 neverthe- grown that the U.S. and vehicles were being test- to $12.45 million). fendants carried out a by sinking bank stocks, less remains within 0.9 China can resolve their ed and switched them off Winterkorn is already software update costing and the S&P 500 fell for percent of its record follow- trade dispute. U.S. Trea- during everyday driving. under indictment in the 23 million euros in 2014 just the third time in the ing its torrid start to the sury Secretary Steven That made it look as if the U.S. on charges of fraud to try to cover up the true last three weeks. year, after the Federal Re- Mnuchin said Saturday cars met tough U.S. lim- and conspiracy to violate reason for the elevated Goldman Sachs recorded serve said it may not raise that the world’s two larg- its on harmful pollutants the Clean Air Act and pollution during driving. one of the largest losses interest rates at all in 2019. est economies were mov- known as nitrogen oxides. could get up to 20 years in The prosecutors said in the S&P 500 after de- “I think we’re going to ing closer to an agreement. In all, some 11 mil- prison. But he cannot be they are still investigating scribing a “muted start see equities continue to Some of the market’s big- lion cars worldwide were extradited from Germany 36 more suspects. to the year,” even though confound their critics and gest losses Monday came equipped with the illegal to the U.S. Volkswagen’s corporate its earnings for the first advance,” said Margie Pa- from the financial sector. software. Winterkorn’s attorney, involvement in the Braun- quarter still beat analysts’ tel, senior portfolio man- Lighter trading activi- Prosecutors said the de- Felix Doerr, said that the schweig investigation expectations. Citigroup ager at Wells Fargo Asset ty during the first three fendants — all top Volk- defense could not com- ended last year with a 1 also slipped following its Management. months of the year meant swagen managers — were ment on the German case billion euro fine. Volkswa- earnings report, as banks She expects growth for that Goldman Sachs’ reve- part of a deception that because prosecutors had gen noted that the indict- lead off a quarterly report- both the economy and cor- nue fell short of analysts’ started in 2006. not provided adequate ment was against individ- ing season that analysts porate earnings to reac- estimates, and its shares The 71-year-old Win- opportunity to review the uals and had no further expect to be the weakest celerate later this year, in lost 3.8 percent. terkorn and the others, case files. Doerr said pros- comment. in nearly three years. large part because of the Like Goldman Sachs, whose names were not re- ecutors turned over seven The prosecutors’ move is The S&P 500 lost 1.83 Federal Reserve’s pledge Citigroup also reported leased, face six months to DVDs with hundreds of only one of the legal pro- points, or 0.1 percent, to to hit pause on interest stronger profit for the 10 years in prison if con- file folders of material on ceedings unleashed by the 2,905.58. The Dow Jones rate hikes. That follows first three months than victed of aggravated fraud April 5. scandal. Industrial Average fell seven increases in the analysts expected. But its involving serious losses. The case, consisting of Volkswagen has paid 27.53, or 0.1 percent, to last two years, including stock slipped 0.1 percent. Other charges include a 692-page indictment more than 27 billion euros 26,384.77, and the Nas- the last one in December, Alliance Data Systems unfair competition and backed by 300 file volumes (currently $31 billion) in daq composite lost 8.15, that raised worries about sank to the largest loss breach of trust. holding 75,000 pages, was fines and civil settlements or 0.1 percent, to 7,976.01. a possible recession and in the S&P 500 after it Prosecutors said the filed in a local court in with authorities and The Russell 2000 index of helped send the S&P 500 agreed to sell its Epsilon defendants could also Braunschweig on Friday. car owners since getting small-cap stocks dropped to a nearly 20 percent loss business. be forced to forfeit sales The court will decide if the caught. Tiger Woods’ win could revitalize the industry of golf

NEW YORK (AP) — Superstore, which sells “The golf industry has It had been 11 years U.S. at the time, filed for on his hat, shirt, pants Tiger Woods’ win at the golf equipment online, been waiting for him to win since Woods had a major bankruptcy protection and and shoes. PGA Tour Su- Masters could revitalize says sales were up over again,” said Rick Burton, a win — and enthusiasm was later bought by Dick’s perstore said a red Nike the golf industry, which the weekend by 50 percent professor at Syracuse Uni- for golf seemed to wane Sporting Goods. shirt with a mock turtle- has struggled in the past from a year ago. versity’s David B. Falk Col- during his drought as On Sunday, Nike didn’t neck, similar to the one decade while the game’s And shares of Nike, lege of Sport and Human he battled injuries and waste time capitalizing Woods wore, was its top biggest star was hobbled the sponsor that stood by Dynamics. TV ratings of worked to repair his rep- on Woods’ win, posting seller over the weekend. by issues on and off the Woods after his 2009 car golf tournaments and sales utation. Nike stopped sell- a video on Twitter that “After an incredible win course. crash and reports of extra- of golf equipment are likely ing golf equipment in 2016 had more than 24 mil- at the Masters, the Tiger Bridgestone Golf, whose marital affairs, rose Mon- to rise, he noted. to focus on apparel. About lion views by Monday effect is expected to kick logo was on the golf balls day, as did the stocks of Star athletes, he said, a year later, rival Adidas afternoon. During the off the start of the golf sea- Woods used, says its web- other golf equipment mak- help draw more people to sold off its golf business. tournament, Woods wore son better than expected,” site traffic soared after the ers that aren’t connected to the game. “It’s kind of a tsu- And Golfsmith, the larg- head-to-toe Nike with the PGA Tour Superstore said Sunday win. PGA Tour Woods. nami effect,” Burton said. est golf retail chain in the hard-to-miss swoosh logo in a statement.

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