TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 Man charged in Lynn slashing sues city

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — A Lynn man is suing the city and its police department, claiming he was falsely arrested for a brutal assault at a Lynnway gas station two years ago. Nahant throws cold water Randy Spearing, 50, led a civil com- plaint in U.S. District Court against Lynn Police Of cer Jeffrey Trahant and Lt. Christopher Kelly, along with the city of on science center plan Lynn. Spearing is seeking monetary damages, By Bridget Turcotte harm it,” said Geoff Trussell, director of the A greenhouse along which he claims he suffered “as a direct ITEM STAFF Marine Science Center. “After some discus- with shery research and proximate result of the negligence of sion, we have elected to withdraw our ENF tanks and ecologi- city of Lynn employees,” according to the NAHANT — Scientists on the tip of town (Environmental Noti cation Form) for this cal stations on the complaint led by his attorney, Howard need more seawater for their experiments. project so that we can go back to the drawing grounds of the North- Friedman. But how to draw the water — and then safely board and be in a better position to address eastern University On May 28, 2016, a 34-year-old Lowell return it to the ocean — is the question. any concerns.” Marine Science Cen- man was slashed repeatedly with a box The Northeastern University Marine Sci- The proposed addition would have led to an ter in Nahant. cutter at Spiro’s Energy & Automotive ence Center withdrew its proposal to dramati- almost ve-fold increase in the amount of wa- Services, at the corner of Lynnway and cally increase seawater intake for research on ter collected. The existing system isn’t enough ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Commercial Street. Monday after it was met with strong opposi- to support the center’s work, Trussell said. Spearing was arrested for the assault, tion from residents and shermen. “In a nutshell, we don’t have enough water which the victim initially told police had “I’ve spent my entire life working on protect- to feed our experiments,” said Trussell. occurred at the Shell gas station across ing the environment, the last thing I want to NAHANT, A7 the street. He was charged with assault do is come across as someone who wants to with intent to commit murder, mayhem, and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. But after the arrest was made, the vic- Partners tim told police they had arrested the OH, BROTHER wrong person. Police then called the Es- sex County District Attorney’s of ce, re- wants to Swampscott’s Titus Phelan answers his calling layed the information and Spearing was released, Lynn police said at the time. Nicholas Gobiel, 24 at the time, of Lynn, ID Lynn was arrested on June 3 on the same charges. Gobiel allegedly slashed the vic- tim repeatedly with a box cutter at the health gas station after screaming at him that he parked too close to his vehicle while he was pumping gas, according to court doc- priorities uments. The victim was treated at Brigham & By Gayla Cawley Women’s Hospital for non life-threatening ITEM STAFF injuries, which included a severe lacera- LYNN — Residents tion on his face. The wound went through are invited to learn more his tissue and stretched from his left ear about the $23 million lobe to his bottom lip. His right arm also future medical village had a small laceration and his back had planned for the Union one deep enough to reveal white, fatty tis- Hospital campus at an sue, according to court documents. upcoming North Shore “Mr. Spearing had no involvement in Medical Center communi- the crime,” Friedman wrote in the com- ty forum. plaint. “On that day, however, he went The forum will be Tues- into a Shell gas station across the street day, Feb. 6 from 6-8 p.m. and bought an e-cigarette cartridge. De- at Knights of Columbus fendants Of cer Jeffrey Trahant and Lt. Hall, at 177 Lynn eld St. Christopher Kelly conducted an improper The Department of Pub- investigation with deliberate disregard lic Health approved a for the facts. They ignored evidence that $180 million expansion of LYNN, A7 North Shore Medical Cen- ter (NSMC) in 2016, that will close Union and move ITEM STAFF REPORT conversion.” Former Swamp- Phelan is a 2012 graduate of scott resident the beds to a new Salem A former Swampscott resident St. Anselm College, site of the St. Michael Phelan campus in 2019. The med- heard the calling and has become Anselm Abbey in Manchester. ical facilities in Lynn and the newest monk at St. Anselm will enter a one- He enters a one-year period of Salem are part of Part- Abbey in New Hampshire. year period of INSIDE ners Healthcare. Michael Phelan was inducted intense prayer, study and re ec- intense prayer The 37,000 square-foot, recently in a ceremony where he tion as the new monk gets ac- at St. Anselm In Malden $23 million facility, or received his new name, Brother quainted with his vocation, the Abbey in New Potholes providing a bump medical village, will offer Titus. church said. Hampshire. in the road for DPW. A2 urgent care, basic lab and “I am very excited for this op- Phelan joins 29 monks at the From left, Fr. In Opinion radiology services, outpa- portunity to grow in our faith church. These members of the Bernard Disco, tient psychiatry services and to test this vocation,” said Order of St. Benedict follow the Phelan, Brother A great collaboration. A4 and an expanded home Phelan in a statement. “It will be sixth century rule of the order’s Dunstan Enzor, In Sports for the North Shore Phy- dif cult, of course, but with the founder, St. Benedict of Nursia. and Abbot Mark sicians Group Lynn pri- prayers and support of our new Monks live in the monastery Cooper. Tech celebrates year of mary and specialty care monastic community, along with on the college campus and work records at banquet. B1 God’s grace, I’m sure this novi- in the college in service to the COURTESY PHOTO PARTNERS, A3 tiate year will be a time of real church. 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Laurie A. Rusin Potholes providing a bump 1967-2018 Laurie Ann (Demit) College, Laurie was in the road for Malden DPW Rusin, born in Lynn a trust officer with to her proud par- Northern Trust in Chi- By Steve Freker come early, with dozens ing rainstorms and city cent weather so the crews ents, the late Melvin cago, Ill. Following FOR THE ITEM of these road hazards ap- DPWs are really up could really get to work “Spike” Demit and the completion of pearing on virtually every against it. filling and repairing pot- Patricia (Flynn) Demit her husband, Rich’s MALDEN — Call this street in the city. Malden is ahead of the holes. “A lot of what we are from Nahant. Laurie PhD at Northwestern winter season a healthy Malden Department of curve over some other doing now is a temporary was a devoted wife University in Chica- dose of weather-related Public Works (DPW) Di- communities since it em- solution. We have a month and mother. go, Laurie and Rich “Chutes and Ladders,” with rector Bob Knox calls it ploys the “See-Click-Fix” and a half of winter left on Laurie is survived moved to Woodbury, full weeks of Arctic tem- “freeze-and-thaw.” website where residents the calendar. Hopefully we by her husband of 26 years, Minn. to start a family and peratures teetering on zero “This has been a really can immediately notify get a break.” Richard Paul Rusin from where Laurie and Rich raised degrees and below, coupled challenging winter season the city when they spot As for now, Knox said Woodbury, Minn.; her son, Dan and Kate and where Lau- with balmy days in the 50s. since we were not even out something out of order residents are encouraged Daniel Richard Rusin from rie lived until her death. It has also brought of December and we had and having to be ad- to go to seeclickfix.com, Woodbury, Minn.; and daugh- Service information: Lau- snowfall, followed by some ter, Katherine Patricia Rusin rie’s funeral will be held on some record-setting cold dressed, Knox said. navigate to Malden and bouts of torrential, spring- temperatures one week “It’s been extremely report potholes or any oth- from Boston; Laurie’s mother, Friday, Feb. 2, 2018 at 9 a.m. like downpours. Patty Demit of Nahant; sib- from the SOLIMINE Funeral and then very warm tem- busy with the pothole sea- er winter-related issues. This full buffet of weath- lings, Paul Edward (Maura) Home, 67 Ocean St. (Route peratures the next week,” son coming early,” Knox “We go over every entry er extremes, along with Demit from Milton, Ga., and 1A), Lynn, followed by a fu- Knox said. “The asphalt agreed, noting the See- and we try and address it Amy Elizabeth (Alfred) Sa- neral Mass in St. Thomas keeping people guessing, freezes, then thaws and Click-Fix notification has as soon as possible,” Knox blone from North Reading; Aquinas Church, Nahant, at wreaks havoc on all of the cracks and comes apart already produced more said, noting that his crews four nieces and one nephew, 10 a.m. Burial in Greenlawn city’s roads. The mix of when tires pound on it.” than 150 requests for pot- have used almost 30 tons Megan Demit from San Fran- Cemetery, Nahant. Relatives snow, rain and temperature There have been three hole repairs. “There are of asphalt mix already cisco, Calif., Grace Demit from and friends are respectfully highs and lows are also the “plowable” snowstorms many more out there, too,” this winter to fill potholes. Milton, Ga., Caroline Sablone invited. Visiting hours are perfect recipe for the bane thus far this winter sea- Knox said. “Obviously, we “Malden is in the same from North Reading, Ryan on Thursday from 4-8 p.m. of winter drivers: potholes. son, along with a number of address those situations boat as a lot of other com- Demit from Milton, Ga., and Memorial donations may be This has been an espe- other occasions where sand which are the most haz- munities and we are all Lauren Sablone from North made to these causes Laurie cially tough winter in Mal- and salt have been spread ardous to drivers.” trying to get supplies of Reading; mother-in-law Virgin- supported: Wellesley Col- den and every other city in on icy roads by city trucks Knox said that ideally, repair asphalt at the same ia Rusin from Bayonne, N.J.; lege https://www.wellesley. the region since “Pothole and other apparatuses. it would be a short winter time. It’s a challenge, but and sister-in-law Gail Rusin edu/alumnae/give. Nahant Season” has definitely Throw in some drench- and early spring with de- we’ll keep fighting.” from Oakland, Calif. Historical Society http:// Raised in Nahant from birth, www.nahanthistory.org/. Mi- Laurie was a graduate of graine Research Foundation Bishop Fenwick High School http://migraineresearch- Gambling regulators to discuss in Peabody and Wellesley foundation.org/take-acti…/ College, Wellesley, where she donate-now/). Directions graduated cum laude. Follow- and guestbook at www.soli- reported Wynn allegations ing graduation from Wellesley mine.com. By Bob Salsberg The Massachusetts The background check fo- the licensee was “unsuit- ASSOCIATED PRESS Gaming Commission, in cused primarily on whether able to operate a gaming a statement, said its en- Wynn had any associations establishment.” Ruth Binder, 98 BOSTON — Massachu- forcement bureau would with organized crime and Republican Gov. Charlie setts casino regulators provide an update at found no evidence that he Baker called the allega- said Monday they would Wednesday’s meeting on a did. In their 2013 report, tions “awful and appalling,” hold a special meeting to MARBLEHEAD — Ruth Bind- Kaplan, Luke and Julia Wolff, review that began imme- the Massachusetts inves- and said if true, “Wynn discuss sexual misconduct er, 98, of Marblehead, passed all of Charlotte. She will also diately after the Journal tigators said they spoke to would fail to meet the suit- allegations against Las away on Jan. 27, 2018. She be missed by her extended story was published. several of Wynn’s referenc- ability standard under the was the much loved wife of the McNulty family. Ruth’s family Vegas billionaire Steve Wynn, whose company is “The commission is pro- es who described him as state gaming law.” late Mel Binder for 63 years. would like to thank the staff at foundly aware of the grav- “highly ethical,” and “a per- Asked if such a finding Ruth was predeceased by The Lafayette for the excellent building a $2.4 billion ca- sino just outside Boston. ity of this matter and will fectionist who is passionate by the commission could her two sons-in-law, Philip and loving care they provided. proceed with the appropri- about everything he does.” derail the casino, Bak- Wolff and Thomas McNulty. Service information: A The Wall Street Jour- nal reported Friday that ate sense of urgency and It was unclear what, if er said it would be up to She leaves her two daughters, graveside service will be rigor,” the panel said. any, action the commis- Wynn Resorts to make a Cheryl Wolff of Charlotte, N.C., held at a later date. Ar- a number of women said Wynn and his company sion might consider tak- decision on how to proceed. and Deborah McNulty of Mar- rangements by EUSTIS AND they were harassed or passed background checks ing against Wynn or the He also called for the blehead; two grandchildren, CORNELL of Marblehead. An assaulted by Wynn, and Laurie Kaplan (Andrew) and online guestbook is available that one case led to a $7.5 conducted by the bureau impact it could have on Republican Governors Josh Wolff (Kelly), and three at www.eustisandcornellfu- million settlement with a prior to the commission the future of the Massa- Association to return any great grandchildren, Vivienne neralhome.com. manicurist. awarding a subsidiary of chusetts project. donations it received from Wynn, 76, has strong- Wynn Resorts a 15-year According to the 2011 Wynn in the last election ly denied the allegations, license to operate the sole state law that legalized cycle, and not accept any which he attributed to a eastern Massachusetts re- casino gambling, a casino from the casino mogul campaign led by his ex- sort casino license. Wynn license is considered a “re- going forward. Baker has Pauline Guptill, 90 wife. He resigned Satur- Boston Harbor is under vocable privilege,” and can been the recipient of cam- day as finance chairman construction in Everett be suspended or revoked paign cash from the RGA of the Republican Nation- with a scheduled opening under certain conditions, during his two previous Pauline (Tournas) Guptill, also leaves behind a son, Scott al Committee. date of June 2019. including a finding that campaigns for governor. age 90, passed away in Lynn Thomson; her grandchildren, on Thursday, Jan. 25, 2018 at Scott and Stephen Boulay, the side of her beloved grand- Scott Caisse, TJ and Destiny son Scott Boulay and her sis- (Thomson) Shen, and many Turning to beet juice and beer ter Gloria Daniels. nieces and nephews. She was the daughter of the Service information: Pau- late James and Mary Tournas line’s funeral service will be and the wife of the late Paul held in the GOODRICH Fu- to address road salt danger Guptill. She was the sister of neral Home, 128 Washington the late Betty Cokorogianis and St., Lynn, on Wednesday at By Michael Casey Alec, John and Peter Tournas 4:30 p.m. Visitation is also ASSOCIATED PRESS also Catherine Paradise. Paula Wednesday 4-8 p.m. CONCORD, N.H. — Looking to strike a bal- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS ance between ice-free roads and clean water- ways, public works de- in Boston and as a teach- Lawrence receiver partments around the er in Baltimore. recommended for top country are working to cut state education post their salt use in winter by Accountant accused of slathering the roadways MALDEN (AP) — The helping ex-state senator with beet juice, molasses, Massachusetts board defraud IRS and even beer waste to of education has rec- make them safer. ommended that Jeffrey BOSTON (AP) — An Rock salt for decades Riley, the receiver for the accountant has been has provided the cheapest Lawrence school district, charged with helping a and most effective way to become the next com- former state senator file cut down on traffic acci- missioner of the state false income tax returns dents and pedestrian falls Department of Elementa- and conspiring to defraud during winter storms. But ry and Secondary Educa- the IRS. researchers cite mounting tion. John H. Nardozzi, of evidence that those tons of The board voted 8-3 on Waltham, was charged sodium chloride crystals Monday in favor of Riley. in an indictment that — more than 20 million He would succeed the late was unsealed on Monday. nationwide each year — Mitchell Chester, who Nardozzi was the accoun- are increasing the salinity died of cancer in June. tant for former state Sen. of hundreds of lakes, es- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The recommendation is Brian Joyce, who was pecially in the Northeast expected to be formally charged last month with and Midwest. That is put- Road salt is loaded into trucks at Eastern Minerals Inc., in Chelsea. approved by state Edu- accepting up to $1 million ting everything from fish cation Secretary James in bribes and kickbacks and frogs to microscopic More than a million truck- Highway departments damage each year to cars, Peyser. and laundering money zooplankton at risk. loads a year are deployed also have turned to beer roads and bridges — and Riley was among three through his law office. “There has been a sense in ice-prone climes, most waste, pickle brine and, now there are growing finalists for the post. The Nardozzi is accused of, of alarm on the impacts heavily in the Northeast in at least one Wisconsin signs it’s making fresh- others were Angelica among other things, con- of road salt on organisms and Midwest. county, cheese brine. water ecosystems salti- Infante-Green, a deputy spiring to fraudulently and ecosystems,” said But many state and lo- “Adding salt to the envi- er. In the past 50 years, education commissioner deduct millions of dollars Victoria Kelly, a road salt cal agencies are seeking ronment does have nega- chloride concentrations for New York state, and of personal expenses expert at the Cary Insti- ways to reduce salt use as tive impacts, but for those in some lakes and rivers Penny Schwinn, Texas’ for Joyce as legitimate tute of Ecosystem Studies its environmental impacts of us in the Northeast, quadrupled and, in a few, chief deputy commission- business expenses of the in New York. “We’ve seen are becoming more appar- especially in rural states, increased a hundredfold. er for academics. senator’s law firm. increasing concentra- ent. where driving is the pre- Riley was named in Nardozzi didn’t immedi- tions in river water, lakes, They have turned to high- dominant way of getting 2012 to oversee the ately respond to a phone streams. Then, scientists tech equipment to spread around, we need mobili- salt more efficiently, better ty,” said Jonathan Rubin, 781-593-7700 Lawrence school system message on Monday. It started asking the ques- Publishing Daily, except Sundays after it was designated was not immediately tion: What is going to hap- weather forecasting to time director of the Margaret USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 as chronically underper- clear if he has an attor- pen to the organisms liv- their salting, and liquefied Chase Smith Policy Cen- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA forming. ney. ing in freshwater bodies organic additives that help ter and lead author on a and additional offices. and what will happen to salt stick to pavement. 2010 report on the cost Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item He previously worked Joyce’s attorney has Subscriptions as a school administrator said his client is innocent. the freshwater bodies as a That reduces salt use by and benefits of salting Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States whole?” preventing it from washing Maine roads. $20.00 for 4 weeks Believed to be first away immediately. “In my opinion, we are $65.00 for 13 weeks used in the 1940s in New Agencies from New Jer- always going to be using $130.00 for 26 weeks ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! $260.00 for 1 year Hampshire, salt became sey to North Dakota are some degree of road salt,” Send payment to and POSTMASTER, the go-to de-icing agent as using a mixture that in- he said. “The question is, Call Customer Service to place an ad send address changes to: cities expanded, highways cludes beet juice; New can we use less?” The Daily Item 781-593-7700, ext. 2 were built and motorists Hampshire and Maine Salt corrosion already 110 Munroe St. came to expect clear roads. use one with molasses. causes billions of dollars in P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 A3 LYNN Union stands strong with Lynn Tech students

COURTESY PHOTO Lynn Vocational Technical Institute students, front, from left, Esterlyn Velez, Kevin Erazo, Kevin Aguilar, Ulises Olivares, Jason Flores-Guz- man, Zachary Rocco, Patricia Araujo, Julio Mateo, German Torres, Alfred Torres, Edgar Lopez, Belmin Berilo, Keoni Gaskin, Erick Martinez, Rafael Velez-Rodriguez, Abner Ramirez, and Jose Beltre are all smiles after Laborers’ International Union of North America workers spent last week in the school to assist with Construction Craft Laborer Apprenticeship Training week. The students are from the carpentry, plumb- ing, welding and metal fabrication and auto tech shops. This program is sponsored by the Department of Transportation and UMass Amherst Building and Construction Technology. The training included a field trip out to the New England Laborers’ Apprenticeship Training Campus in Hopkinton. Jeff Cathcart (left, back row) from the New England Labor Training Academy celebrated the students’ achievements with Tech Director Robert Buontempo, Mayor Thomas M. McGee and Richard Wall, LVTI vocational department head. The students will receive credit toward apprenticeship programs with the Laborers Union, Welders Union, Carpenters Union, Plumbers Union, and the Teamsters Union.

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COURTESY PHOTO An artist’s rendering of the proposed medical building on the site of Union Hospital. Partners wants to ID Lynn health priorities PARTNERS gent/emergent health care with residents insist- vited at the forum to par- From A1 needs of Lynn residents ing that a city of 92,000 ticipate in a community after Union Hospital clos- should have its own hospi- health needs assessment practice currently located es and consolidates with tal and not have to travel to identify health prior- in the West Medical Build- Salem Hospital. to Salem for care. ities for Lynn and the ing on the Union campus, “We have enjoyed work- Dr. David J. Roberts, NS- North Shore, according to according to Laura Flem- ing with local residents MC’s president, made the a flyer for the forum. ing, a spokeswoman for and advocates and believe case for closing the facili- “We will be kicking North Shore Medical Cen- we have a plan that will ty by citing data that only off the process for con- ter. enable many community 14 percent of the Union ducting our community Fleming said plans are members to continue to patients seen in 2015 health needs assessment to open the medical village access the care they use needed critical care such and hope that many local in the fall of 2019 at the most — primary care, spe- as treatment for a heart residents will join in this same time construction is important discussion to cialty doctor visits, urgent attack or stroke. Another completed and acute care identify health priorities care, lab tests and the like 31 percent of the patients services are consolidated for our community,” Flem- — on the Union campus could have been seen at in Salem. ing said. for many years to come,” so-called Minute Clinics “Because the medical Fleming said. operated by retailers for village will only require Gayla Cawley can be The closure of Union about a quarter of the minor complaints such as reached at gcawley@item- 20-acre Union campus Hospital has been a con- sore throats, he said. live.com. Follow her on property, we are current- tentious issue in the city, Residents are also in- Twitter @GaylaCawley. ly working with Lynn city leaders on a plan to sell LAW OFFICES OF the remainder for devel- w? JAMES J. CARRIGAN opment,” Fleming said. ou kno e Did y ’s magazines ar • Social Security Disability ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Fleming said the medi- edia Group • Workers Compensation cal village is the result of Essex M • Accidents The Lynn YMCA after-school program is nearly two years of meet- available 24/7 online at 25 years located across thriving. Above, Kaysha Maree sings to a azine.com from Lynn District Court ings between North Shore egolfmag Taylor Swift song in the Y’s music room. Medical Center, Lynn northshor azine.com 15 Johnson St. Above, Alina Zayas, Keilianie Hawkins-Lo- elected officials, health- 01907themag .com 781-596-0100 ONEthemag pez, Amyra Johnson, and Betty Pean check care advocates and the JAMES J. CARRIGAN out a game. public to develop a plan pring 2018 editions ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Look for our S March. RONALD D. MALLOY to meet the long-term ur- coming in www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 OPINION What a year HOW TO REACH US E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Chairman Customer Service PŽ Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 In February of 1968, 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 a South Vietnamese Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Ext. 2 Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 police captain put a Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 bullet through the Classifi ed Advertising classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 head of a suspected John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Viet Cong. Ameri- Subscriptions can photographer [email protected] Eddie Adams caught Circulation it, and the picture [email protected] went viral. Ext. 3

COURTESY PHOTO Newsroom [email protected] [email protected] EDITORIAL Today is the 50th anni- In July, Saddam Hus- versary of the Tet Offen- sein became head of the Ext. 4 sive. Revolutionary Council in You won’t see anybody Iraq — an eerie portent of Sports [email protected] celebrating. There will Steve things to come. A great be no parades. Donald Krause With RFK dead, Hubert Ext. 5 Trump won’t use the occa- Humphrey, who threw Retail and Online sion to talk about winning, his hat into the ring after Advertising collaboration because even though we president Lyndon B. John- Johnson withdrew from [email protected] eventually beat the North son in the New Hampshire running, won the Demo- Long the cornerstone of Lynn’s economy, GE Vietnamese and Viet Cong primary. In rapid-fire suc- cratic nomination at an ADVERTISING is proving it can continue bringing good things back, the idea of such a cession, Robert F. Kenne- embarrassing and raucous Ernie Carpenter Jr. to the city. well-planned, sustained dy declared his candidacy, convention in Chicago Director of Advertising The corporation’s collaboration with Lynn attack pretty much refut- and Johnson abdicated. between Aug. 22-30 that and Business Development, ext. 1355 Housing Authority & Neighborhood Develop- ed any propaganda that Ironically, the same day laid bare the bigotry and [email protected] ment’s (LHAND) development arm, Neighbor- had been coming out of the RFK announced he was hatred among the party’s Michele Iannaco hood Development Associates (NDA), resulted Defense Department that running, the My Lai mas- older guard. If nobody had Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 in the sale of three GE lots for $520,000. we were winning that war. sacre took place in Viet- heard of Richard J. Daley [email protected] prior to August 1968, they That acquisition took two years to complete It was the beginning of nam. It wouldn’t become Ralph Mitchell with NDA and local elected officials involved the end of mainstream public for almost a year. certainly knew about him Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 in the negotiating. The end result will be a public support of the so- Our culture continued to afterward. [email protected] called “conflict.” The split in the Demo- plan to build as many as 16 houses at a cost of evolve in 1968, and one of Patricia Whalen $4 million on Minot, Richard and River streets. We boomers have a its highest points occurred cratic party led to the elec- tion of Richard M. Nixon Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 The potential for a new mini-subdivision mawkish habit of marking in April, with the release of [email protected] to be built in a corner of the city illustrates anniversaries of varying Stanley Kubrick’s breath- in November — the same LHAND’s ability to change Lynn’s landscape significance. So in keeping taking “2001: A Space Od- Nixon who ended up re- BUSINESS OFFICE with that custom, I hereby signing in disgrace just six for the better and create new housing opportu- yssey.” But we didn’t get to Susan J. Conti nities for local residents. declare 2018 its own 50th appreciate it for too long, years later. Thankfully, the rest of Controller, ext. 1288 LHAND, along with the nonprofit NDA, have anniversary of the year as on April 4, Dr. Martin [email protected] built more than 300 units of housing for fam- 1968, in its entirety. Luther King was assassi- the year wasn’t quite as Ted Grant ilies. The $31 million Gateway Residences on And heavens to murg- nated in Memphis. By this tragically adventurous as the first eight months, but Publisher, ext. 1234 Washington is nearing completion. The project, atroyd, what a horrible time, even the most obtuse [email protected] a collaboration of NDA, the AFL-CIO Housing year it was. person would have had to 1968 was still one for the Investment Trust, and Hub Holdings LLC of It started right in with conclude that 1968 was books. The show “60 Min- Marian Kinney Boston, will offer 71 apartments in a five-story, the capture of the USS shaping up to be among utes” debuted in the fall ext. 1212 [email protected] wood-frame building. Pueblo by the North Ko- the worst years in US his- of 1968, and it’s still going In 2016, the authority completed construc- reans and continued tory — right up there with strong. There will be a big Will Kraft tion of a dozen apartments on Sagamore through Tet — the Viet- 1861 for tragic, seemingly celebration over that mile- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Street, a rehabilitation project that provided namese New Year. The at- unresolvable conflicts. stone, even if our presi- [email protected] dent might ruminate more a mix of market-rate and affordable housing. tack violated a temporary April proved to be a her- Jennifer Perez The 16 homes planned near the River Works truce, and that’s what ky-jerky month. Students about its veracity than its ext. 1205 represent just the latest effort to revive a Lynn caught the United States took over the administra- longevity. [email protected] neighborhood or enhance an already-vibrant off-guard (I urge anyone tion building at Columbia Also in ’68: Denny Mc- Lain of the Detroit Tigers Mike Shanahan neighborhood. who hasn’t seen it to find University while protest- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 won 30 games; Led Zep- Blighted homes on Herbert Street in the “Full Metal Jacket,” which ing the war (chronicled in [email protected] pelin made its debut; the Highlands fell to the wrecking ball and hous- explores Tet and its after- the book “The Strawberry Oakland Raiders beat the Carolina Trujillo ing planners worked with City Council mem- math in vivid detail). Statement”) and “Hair” New York Jets in the “Hei- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 bers and neighbors to create new housing and In February, a South opened on Broadway. di” game; and two of rock’s [email protected] new homeownership opportunities. Vietnamese police captain Oh, and one more horren- most iconic groups released Jim Wilson Formerly rundown Warren and Shepard put a bullet through the dous event in April: Rich- albums within a month of Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 streets underwent a similar transformation head of a suspected Viet ard Harris’ “MacArthur each other, the Beatles (the [email protected] when Brickyard Village rose out of the rubble Cong. American photogra- Park” was foisted onto an so-called “White Album”) of a formerly crime-ridden and neglected cor- pher Eddie Adams caught unsuspecting American CIRCULATION and the Rolling Stones ner of West Lynn. it, and the picture went public. Regardless of what Lisa Mahmoud (“Beggars Banquet”). Similar successful initiatives are transform- viral. It, as much as any- Manager, ext. 1239 it meant (something about If 1968 started ominous- ing lower Washington Street and transformed thing, gave Americans less [email protected] cakes being left out in the ly, it ended magnificently, Franklin Street where the site of the former of a stomach for the con- rain), it was seven-plus however, with astronaut CLASSIFIED St. Jean-Baptiste Church and school is now tinued escalation of this minutes of sheer torture. Frank Borman reading housing. war. A much better sev- Abbe Young Smith from the Book of Genesis Manager, ext. 1276 These projects and the partnership between Later in February, three en-minute song came out as the Apollo 8 spacecraft [email protected] GE and NDA are proof that no corner of Lynn civil rights workers were in October, when the Beat- circled the far (dark) side needs to be written off as neglected or beyond killed when police in les released “Hey, Jude.” of the moon. NEWSROOM hope of renewal. The projects also underscore South Carolina broke up But oh, what we had to Every month in 1968 how enthusiastic people from many different a rally at a whites-on- Bill Brotherton go through to get to Octo- something significant Features Editor ext. 1338 backgrounds, including neighbors, elected offi- ly bowling alley. That, of ber. happened and it kind of [email protected] cials, clergy, advocacy groups and businesses course, was just the start On June 5, Robert F. makes you realize that can band together to give neighborhoods fresh Gayla Cawley of a terrible year in the Kennedy, having just won this country endured what starts and provide residents with the bridge to Reporter, ext. 1236 civil rights struggle. the California primary, it’s going through now. We homeownership and equity formation. [email protected] In March, the seeds of an was shot in the kitchen of got through it, and with The former Federal Street plant site, now a Cheryl Charles entire year of political un- the Ambassador Hotel in any luck at all we’ll get Market Basket, and the former gear plant site Associate News Editor, ext. 1278 rest and enormous trag- Los Angeles. He died the through it again. off the Lynnway, now proposed for develop- edy were planted when next day. Three days after [email protected] ment, are proof that GE has long been a good Eugene McCarthy made a that, James Earl Ray was Steve Krause can be Thomas Grillo neighbor to Lynn. surprisingly strong show- arrested for the slaying of reached at skrause@item- Reporter, ext. 1264 ing against incumbent Martin Luther King. live.com. [email protected] Spenser Hasak CELIA RIVENBARK Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Thor Jourgensen What’s worse, getting a root canal or watching Fox News? News Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] Life Time Fitness, which oper- members have told Life Time they available for perusal, things like: oyster shell deep inside your foot; Steve Krause ates 128 fitness centers in the U.S. already feel less stressed during “The Plague of Plaque!” or “Hali- you leave convinced you have ear- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 [email protected] and Canada, recently announced their workouts. A member wrote tosis: A Fancy Word for Why You ly onset dementia AND irritable the elimination of cable network in support that “Some of us use Didn’t Get the Job.” bowel syndrome with constipa- Katie Morrison news stations from its TV screens, the gym as an escape from the Later the same week, while tion. (I don’t get that one either.) Sports Reporter claiming the networks’ “politically news of the real world for even waiting for my car to be re- You could argue we are all [email protected] charged content” was unhealthy just an hour for our health and paired, I discovered the dealer- grownups and shouldn’t need this Owen O’Rourke for its clients. From now on, the sanity!” ship had arrived at its own Sol- sort of coddling. One outraged Life Photographer, ext. 1224 overhead TVs will only offer USA, Interesting but, as the member omon-like solution: One waiting Time client tweeted that while he [email protected] A&E, Discovery, ESPN, HGTV of a fitness club myself, I don’t see room offered Fox News; the other “might not love watching Social- Roberto Scalese and a few local programs. how that one hour a year usually MSNBC. It was a peaceable king- ist MSNBC or Fake News CNN, Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 That’s right, kids. We’re actual- in the month of January is going to dom with free Starbucks and nary I’m an adult and can handle it [email protected] ly at the point where it’s consid- do much for my health and sanity. an acid barrel in sight. Where was because America is about choice, Mark Sutherland ered more palatable to run on the TV wars aren’t just at the gym, this sort of forethought when I not censorship.” I could not agree Creative Director treadmill while watching a se- of course. I was at the dentist was trapped at the tire store, no more, person who watches Mouth [email protected] rial rapist dispose of his victims recently and was subjected to remote in sight, forced to watch Breathing Knuckle Draggin’ Fox in vats of acid in a crime drama watching “Fox & Friends,” which “Dr. Pimple Popper” on TLC News. Anne Marie Tobin than listening to George Will use put me in the notion of thinking a skillfully smash a zit the size of Well. He started it. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 eight-syllable words to eloquently root canal isn’t all that bad. a rutabaga embedded in a young [email protected] describe his Trump angst. Sure, my eyelids weren’t wired man’s buttocks? Where?!? Celia Rivenbark is a NYT-best- Bridget Turcotte I get it. Studies have shown the open like in “A Clockwork Or- Communal TV is never a good selling author and humor colum- Reporter, ext. 1269 consumption of emotional content ange” so it’s not like I was forced idea. The urgent clinic offers a nist who frequently writes about [email protected] of TV news can affect a person’s to watch it. I should’ve just read loop of depressing videos you politics. Visit www.celiarivenbark. Ryan York mental health and mood. Some my phone or one of the pamphlets can’t escape. You go in with an com. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION FBI deputy director McCabe steps down

WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, fired as FBI director last May. failed state Senate run. That epi- Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, becomes eligible for retirement in This change also comes amid sode is among the decisions under a frequent target of aggressive a matter of weeks. He informed the ongoing investigation by spe- review by the Justice Department’s criticism from President Donald FBI staff on Monday that he was cial counsel Robert Mueller into inspector general, which is examin- Trump, abruptly stepped down leaving the bureau’s No. 2 post ef- whether the Trump campaign im- ing how the FBI handled its inves- from his position Monday ahead fective immediately, according to properly coordinated with Russia tigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of his planned retirement this people who spoke only on condition to influence the outcome of the of a private email server. spring. of anonymity to discuss an internal 2016 presidential election. That The FBI has said McCabe re- A 22-year veteran of the FBI, Mc- personnel move. He is expected to investigation includes a focus ceived the necessary ethics ap- Cabe has been publicly and repeat- retire with full pension benefits. on whether Trump sought to ob- proval before his wife received the edly lambasted over the past year The departure comes as FBI Di- struct the inquiry by, among other donations, and that at the time of by Trump, who has accused him of rector Christopher Wray makes actions, firing Comey. the contributions, he was not in bias because of his wife’s political changes to his senior leadership McCabe has been repeatedly as- a supervisory role of the Clinton connections and an FBI investi- team, replacing two other top aides sailed by Trump since the fall of email investigation. But that has gation that produced no criminal last week. Such changes are not 2016, when it was revealed that his not stopped Trump and Republi- charges against Hillary Clinton. unusual when a new director takes wife had accepted campaign con- can lawmakers in Congress from McCabe, who has held a number charge, but they are notable amid tributions from the political action repeatedly asserting that Mc- Andrew McCabe is of FBI leadership roles and been Trump’s public pressure on Wray committee of then-Virginia Gov. Cabe, and other FBI officials, are leaving his position heavily involved in investigations to get rid of officials who were con- Terry McAuliffe, a Democrat and partisan law enforcement officials ahead of a previously into major crimes including the fidants of James Comey, whom he close Hillary Clinton ally, during a harboring a bias against him. planned retirement. Police seek phone records for clues in jealousy shooting

ASSOCIATED PRESS may be a self-inflicted in- fine w me at this point.” the shooting after Cline jury. A Facebook friend, Tim broke off a relationship Police on Monday were Smith was a jealous Smith, replied: “I could do with Smith, Porterfield’s focusing on phone records ex-boyfriend of 25-year- both.” widow, Jenna Porterfield, to try to piece together old victim Chelsie Cline, Timothy Smith was ob- 24, told the Pittsburgh how a group of friends according to family mem- sessed with Cline after Post-Gazette. wound up at a Pennsyl- bers of some of the victims. they dated, leaving beer for She said a state po- vania self-serve car wash, Also killed were William her on her car and sending lice investigator told her where a gunman lying in Porterfield, 27; Courtney her flowers and other pres- Smith was Cline’s jealous wait in the early morning Snyder, 23; and Seth Cline, ents, said Chelsie Cline’s former boyfriend. hours killed four of them 21. Another woman was half-sister, Sierra Kolarik, “I was told my husband PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and injured one who man- able to hide in the back seat in an interview with the was cheating on me with Rep. Joe Kennedy, D-Mass, grandson of Robert aged to hide. of a truck and only suffered Pittsburgh Tribune-Re- (one of the victims), and F. Kennedy, will give the Democratic response The suspected shoot- minor injuries from broken view. that she had broken up to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union er, 28-year-old Timothy glass, police said. Chelsie Kolarik said Smith with her previous boy- speech. Smith, suffered a gunshot Cline and Seth Cline were “came off as the most friend two days ago, and wound to the head in the half-siblings. kind-hearted person” but he went crazy and shot Sunday shooting at Ed’s Four days before the that his interests were them all,” she said. Car Wash in Melcroft, a shooting, Chelsie Cline “guns and guns and guns State police said Smith Next Kennedy rural town about 55 miles had shared a meme on and shooting and beer and was the first person to ar- southeast of Pittsburgh. Facebook reading “After rolling cigarettes.” rive at the car wash and He’s on life support and this week, I rlly need to Porterfield and Chel- parked his pickup truck generation ready isn’t expected to survive get taken out ... on a date sie Cline spent time to- on the side of the two-bay for the spotlight what authorities believe or by a sniper either one is gether in the days before car wash. WASHINGTON (AP) — of Rhode Island Rep. Pat- Hurricane The newest generation of rick Kennedy, who is the the Kennedy political dy- son of Joe Kennedy III’s nasty will be introduced great-uncle Ted. refugees still to a national audience Besides his famous last tonight as he delivers the name, Joe Kennedy III stranded Democratic response to also is among a wave of President Donald Trump’s younger Democrats in a NEW YORK (AP) — After they State of the Union. caucus whose three top lost their home in Puerto Rico to Rep. Joe Kennedy III, leaders are all in their flooding during Hurricane Maria, a 37-year-old Massachu- 70s. Enghie Melendez fled with her setts congressman and A former Peace Corps family to the U.S. mainland with grandson of Robert F. volunteer, Kennedy was three suitcases and the hope it Kennedy, says Democrats an assistant district at- wouldn’t take long to rebuild their should focus on the eco- torney in two Massachu- lives. It hasn’t worked out that nomic worries of work- setts districts before being way. ing-class voters who bolt- elected to Congress. He More than four months later, ed the party in the 2016 has focused on economic the family of five is squeezed into elections. and social justice in Con- two rooms in a hotel in Brooklyn. To drive home the mes- gress and has advocated While her husband looks for work, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sage, Kennedy will deliver on behalf of vocational they are stuck in limbo, eating off his speech at a vocational schools and community Leslie Rivera comforts her son Aaron inside their hotel room paper plates and stepping over high school in Fall River, colleges and championed at the Rodeway Inn in Tampa, Fla., where they’re living after clothes in cramped quarters as Mass., a gritty former tex- issues such as transgen- Hurricane Maria destroyed their home in Puerto Rico. they try to get settled in an unfa- tile hub 55 miles south of der rights and marriage miliar city. Boston. equality. fled between staying with rela- tance. “After the hurricane hit we told “From health care to To illustrate that mes- tives to a homeless shelter to a “It’s stressful,” said Yalitza Ro- economic justice to civ- sage, Kennedy has invited the kids that every day was going small hotel in the Williamsburg driguez, a 35-year-old from the il rights, the Democratic Staff Sgt. Patricia King, to be an adventure, but not like section of Brooklyn, forcing her southern Puerto Rico town of Yau- agenda stands in power- a transgender infantry this,” said the 43-year-old Melen- to change schools for her three co who has been staying at a hotel ful contrast to President solider, to represent him dez. “This is turning out to be re- daughters in the middle of the se- in Queens with her elderly moth- Trump’s broken promis- at the State of the Union. ally hard.” mester. er and husband while he looks for es to American families,” King, an 18-year Army Around the U.S., many Puerto “The instability is terrible,” she work. “If we don’t get an extension Kennedy said in a state- veteran, has twice been Ricans are similarly adrift in ho- said as her husband, who worked we will have nowhere to live.” ment, adding that his deployed to Afghanistan tels because of the Sept. 20 hurri- as a cook at an Army base near Maria destroyed between 70,000 speech will be “guided by and has been awarded the cane. The move north spared them San Juan, used a glass bottle to and 75,000 homes and damaged a simple belief that equal- Bronze Star. from the misery of the storm’s mash plantains to make a tradi- an additional 300,000, said Leticia ity and economic dignity House Democratic Lead- aftermath on the island. But the tional Puerto Rican dish. Jover, a spokeswoman for Puerto should be afforded to ev- er Nancy Pelosi called Ken- transition has often proved to be Adding to the worries for large Rico’s Housing Department. The ery American.” nedy “a relentless fighter difficult, disruptive and expensive numbers of Puerto Ricans is that effects of the storm included the The son of former Rep. for working Americans” as people try to find housing, jobs, hotel reimbursements from the widespread loss of power, which Joe Kennedy II, D-Mass., and said he “profoundly schools and even furniture and Federal Emergency Management is still not restored in some plac- was elected to the House understands the challeng- clothes to start fresh on the main- Agency have started to run out es. Many businesses closed. The in 2012, returning the es facing hard-working land. and many say they can’t afford result has been an exodus to the family to Congress two men and women across the Melendez and her family shuf- temporary housing without assis- mainland. years after the retirement country.” Koch brothers warm up to Trump’s policies if not his behavior

INDIAN WELLS, Ca- Tom Shepherd, a Cincinna- demonized by the left and races and 15 gubernato- lif. (AP) — For the Koch ti-based businessman who revered by the right for rial elections. Their goal: brothers and their pow- joined roughly 550 Koch their short- and long-term Flood the airwaves with erful donor network, the donors at a private retreat efforts to reshape American political messaging early trouble with President in the California desert this politics and culture. to help shape voters’ opin- Donald Trump isn’t what weekend. “I think he’s do- The Koch network’s chief ions long before the elec- he’s doing. It’s how he’s ing more harm than good lieutenants renewed their tion season’s final months. doing it. because he’s distracting vow this weekend to spend “We need to be on offense Huddled at a private people from the good work up to $400 million on pol- starting now,” said Emily retreat in the California which is happening, which itics and policy to shape Seidel, CEO of the Kochs’ desert, the conservative is either happening because November’s midterm elec- political arm, Americans movement’s moneyed elite of him or in spite of him.” tions nationwide. for Prosperity. worried aloud this week- The frustration with That’s more than the She said the network end that the Republican the unorthodox president combined resources spent has already decided to president’s undisciplined comes as the Kochs begin by the Republican Nation- play in Senate contests in behavior is clouding his to implement their strat- al Committee, the Nation- Wisconsin, Indiana, Mis- achievements — and mak- egy to protect Republican al Rifle Association and souri and Florida — all ing it harder for the GOP majorities in the House the Chamber of Commerce seats held by vulnerable to protect its grip on Con- and Senate this fall. in the 2016 election cycle. Democrats. They expect PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gress heading into the The GOP has no more They outlined plans on to be active in many more. 2018 midterms. powerful ally than the vast Monday to spend big on And on governor’s races, Charles Koch speaks in his office at Koch In- “President Trump is political and policy network political advertising now they’re targeting Nevada, dustries in Wichita, Kan. The brothers are not helping get many Re- assembled by the Midwest- through the end of July on Wisconsin, Illinois, Mich- spending up to $400 million to shape Novem- publicans elected,” said ern industrialist icons, long as many as 14 key Senate igan and Florida to start. ber’s midterm elections nationwide. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- on Sunday. 7:16 p.m. Friday. Accidents larly arrests, reflect police records. In Sanny Mendoza, 21, of 22 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Linden St., Medford, was ar- A report of a motor vehicle MARBLEHEAD accident at 2:31 p.m. Friday it is the sole responsibility of the con- rested and charged with Class Accidents D drug distribution at 10:53 at 55 Main St. Multiple callers cerned party to contact the relevant p.m. Sunday. reported a car into a house. police department and have the A report of a motor vehicle Rene Peralta, 19, of 45A Damage to the front steps and department issue a notice of correc- crash with property damage Memorial Road, Apt. 33, front porch, including the sup- tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or at Hines Court at 2:40 p.m. on Somerville, was arrested and port beams, was reported. Both clarifications will not be made without Sunday. charged with Class D drug dis- occupants of the vehicle were express notice of change from the ar- tribution at 10:53 p.m. Sunday. uninjured; at 1:39 a.m. Sun- day at Fox Hill Bridge on Salem resting police department. Complaints Accidents Turnpike. A caller reported a car A caller reported she found a hit the side of the bridge and LYNN pile of broken glass in her side A report of a motor vehicle had heavy front end damage. yard by her neighbor’s broken accident at 1 p.m. Friday at Todd M. Cornblatt, of Somer- Arrests window pane on Green Street Market Basket on Squire Road; ville, was arrested for OUI liquor at 1:22 p.m. on Sunday. at 1:48 p.m. Friday at Lee’s and motor vehicle violations; at Juvil Beaucejour, 22, of 281 Trailer Park on Revere Beach 3:38 p.m. Sunday at 51 Cen- Essex St., was arrested and Parkway; at 3:31 p.m. Friday tral St. charged with operating a mo- MEDFORD at St. Mary’s Church on Wash- A report of a motor vehicle hit tor vehicle with a suspended ington Avenue; at 4:01 p.m. and run accident at 5:49 p.m. license and a revoked registra- Assaults Friday at Tedeschi Food Shops Friday on Main Street. The driv- tion at 6:55 p.m. on Sunday. A report of an assault at on Beach Street; at 8:36 p.m. er was taken to Melrose Wake- Michael Greene was arrest- Domino’s Pizza on Mystic Ave- Friday on Brown Circle; at 1:16 field Hospital. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed on warrant charges for re- nue at 1:28 a.m. on Sunday. a.m. Saturday at North Shore A report of a motor vehicle sisting arrest, lewd and lasciv- The U.S. House, thanks to the Larry Nassar Road and Revere Beach Park- accident with personal injury ious behavior, larceny and on case, has passed a bill that requires governing Accidents way; at 9:09 a.m. Saturday on at 6:15 p.m. Saturday on Vine warrant charges for two counts bodies for amateur athletics to promptly re- Brown Circle; at 12:29 p.m. Street. The driver was cited for of trespassing and two counts port abuse claims to law enforcement. A report of a motor vehicle Saturday on Mahoney Circle; failure to stop at a stop sign. of destruction of property at accident at Hancock Street at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at Sar- 6:36 p.m. on Sunday. and Mystic Avenue at 12:45 gent Street and Michael Road; Breaking and Entering Jackson Perez, 27, of 91 p.m. on Sunday; at 25 Henry at 6:49 p.m. Saturday on Co- House passes Chestnut St. Apt. 1, was arrest- St. at 3:38 p.m. on Sunday; peland Circle; at 12:57 a.m. A report of a breaking and ed and charged with disorderly at 27 Henry St. at 3:49 p.m. Saturday at Shirley and Walnut entering at 6:45 p.m. Sunday conduct and resisting arrest at on Sunday; at 14 Salem St. at avenues; at 6:33 p.m. Sunday at Benzine LLC at 368 Broad- 12:40 a.m. on Monday. 8:54 a.m. on Monday; at 4100 on Abruzzi Street; at 8:20 p.m. way. The owner reported finding bill prompted Genesys Perez-Paulino, 23, Mystic Valley Parkway at 1:34 Saturday at North Shore Road the front window smashed with of 7 Liberty Square, was arrest- p.m. on Monday. and Revere Street; at 10:59 boxes covering the window and ed and charged with disorderly A report of a motor vehicle hit p.m. Sunday at Revere Street the front and back door unse- by Nassar case conduct at 12:45 a.m. on Mon- and run at 60 Fountain St. at and North Shore Road. cure. He said all of the comput- day. 11:08 a.m. on Monday. er equipment has been taken A report of a motor vehicle hit WASHINGTON (AP) — at last week’s sentencing Jose Rosario, 23, of 35 and run accident at 9:04 a.m. from the inside of the estab- Pacific St., was arrested and Breaking and Entering lishment, with an approximate The House followed up hearing and entered the Saturday on Charger Street; at on the sex abuse scandal statements for publication charged with disorderly con- 9:13 a.m. Saturday at Broad- value of $10,000. duct at 1:04 a.m. on Monday. A report of a breaking and involving sports doctor in the Congressional Re- entering at 220 Grove St. at way Towers on Broadway; at Larry Nassar by passing cord. High-profile Olym- 12:23 p.m. on Monday; at 135 4:54 p.m. Saturday at Burl- Complaints legislation Monday that pians who delivered state- Accidents ington Coat Factory on Squire Surrey St. at 3:27 p.m. on Mon- A report of a disturbance at requires governing bod- ments included six-time A report of a motor vehicle day. Road; at 1:04 a.m. Sunday on ies for amateur athletics medalist Aly Raisman, Beach Street. 11:45 p.m. Saturday at Warden accident at 170 South Com- Street Apartments at 5 Warden to promptly report abuse 2011 world champion and mon St. at 2:17 a.m. on Sun- claims to law enforcement. 2012 Olympic gold med- PEABODY Assaults St. One of the residents report- day; at Knights of Columbus ed a woman was harassing and Nassar was sentenced alist Jordyn Wieber and Hall at 177 Lynnfield St. at Arrest A report of an assault at 1:50 recording her as she tried to last week to up to 175 two-time Olympic medal- 9:44 a.m. on Sunday; at Essex p.m. Friday on Furlong Drive. leave her mother’s apartment. years in prison for sexual- ist McKayla Maroney. Street and Rogers Avenue at James Garabedian, 52, of A report of a suspicious per- ly abusing more than 150 “All they wanted to do 1:11 p.m. on Sunday; at Essex 18 Hobson Ave., Wilmington, Breaking and Entering son at 3:13 p.m. Sunday at women and girls over 25 was to make us proud. Avenue and Essex Street at was arrested on an outstand- Kohls at 333 Broadway. Loss years. All they wanted to do 9:26 p.m. on Sunday; at Bos- ing warrant charge at Nick’s A report of a breaking and Prevention reported a man was The sentencing sparked was show the strength of ton and Federal streets at 6:58 Roast Beef at 139 Dodge St. at entering at 12:17 a.m. Satur- sitting in the parking lot in front new calls from lawmakers women and the resolve of a.m. on Monday; at 87 Walnut 12:41 p.m. on Monday. day on Gage Avenue; at 1:22 of a red Honda lighting money to complete action on leg- women,” said Rep. Sheila St. at 7:14 a.m. on Monday. p.m. Saturday at Kinship Flow- on fire. islation that had already Jackson Lee, D-Texas. A report of a motor vehicle Accidents ers on Revere Street; at 6:53 A report of suspicious ac- received widespread sup- The legislation also ex- accident with personal injury at p.m. Saturday on Ridge Road; tivity at 4:29 p.m. Sunday at port in both chambers tends the statute of lim- Essex and Washington streets A report of a motor vehicle at 10:58 a.m. Sunday on North of Congress. The House itations for victims to accident at Kelly Volkswagen Michael’s Crafts at 607 Broad- at 10:53 a.m. on Sunday. Street. way. An employee reported a agreed to take up the Sen- sue alleged perpetrators, Storage Lot at 151 Andover ate version of the bill to recognizing that children St. at 3:06 p.m. on Sunday; at woman was attempting to use Assaults Complaints a wire to break into a car. The speed up its passage. The sometimes don’t realize Century House Restaurant at bill passed the House by a they were abused until A report of an assault on the woman reportedly claimed 235 Andover St. at 1:58 p.m. A report of shots fired at 9:37 vote of 406-3. years later. The statute of Lynnway at 4 p.m. on Sunday. that the vehicle was hers, but on Monday; at Peabody Veter- p.m. Sunday at Revere Housing The House made a limitations was extend- A report of an assault and the caller thought she was im- ans Memorial High School at Authority on Garfield Avenue. change in the bill, which ed to age 28 or up to 10 battery on Eastern Avenue at paired. Police reported it was 485 Lowell St. at 1:59 p.m. on sent it back to the Senate years after the reasonable 6:55 p.m. on Sunday. Monday; at 15 Walnut St. at the woman’s car; at 10:22 p.m. Overdose Sunday at 3 Bacon Drive. A for approval before it can discovery of the violation, 2:13 p.m. on Monday. go to President Donald whichever is later. Breaking and Entering A report of a three-car motor A report of a possible over- caller reported that he thought people that had harassed him Trump for his signature. The legislation also re- vehicle accident at 124 Sum- dose at 12:41 a.m. Sunday on Supporters of the bill, quires the governing bod- A report of a breaking and mit St. at 6:53 a.m. on Monday. Ocean Avenue. two years ago by constantly entering at 214 Essex St. at beeping their car horns at him sponsored by Sen. Dianne ies for amateur athletes to Feinstein, D-Calif., said a put in place “reasonable 5:26 a.m. on Sunday. Breaking and Entering Theft have started doing it again. A report of a motor vehicle patchwork of state laws procedures” to limit one- breaking and entering at 9 A report of a burglary break- A report of auto theft at 6:56 Theft on reporting suspected on-one interactions be- Magner Road at 8:24 a.m. on ing and entering at Diamond a.m. Friday at Julia Ward Howe sex abuse made it neces- tween minors and adults, Sunday. Express at 58 Pulaski St. at Apartments on Crescent Ave- A report of a larceny at 9:37 sary to enact a uniform except in emergencies. 8:20 a.m. on Monday; at Sub- nue. p.m. Friday at LA Fitness at national standard that The U.S. Center for Safe Complaints way at 532 Lowell St. at 9:46 A report of a larceny/forgery/ 1450 Broadway. A man report- would apply to amateur Sport was created by the a.m. on Monday. fraud at 3:05 p.m. Friday at ed his jacket, keys and driver’s sports groups such as U.S. Olympic Committee A report of an injured cop at Wonderland Train Station on license were stolen from his USA Gymnastics as well in March 2017 as a whol- 300 Washington St. at 7:23 Complaints North Shore Road. gym locker; at 11:26 a.m. Sat- as to other sports organi- ly independent body to a.m. on Sunday. urday at Sunoco Gas Station zations that participate investigate allegations of A caller reported receiving Vandalism at 700 Broadway, An employee in interstate and interna- sexual misconduct in 47 Theft annoying phone calls and mes- reported a man failed to pay tional travel. The failure various Olympic govern- sages on Crane Brook Way at A report of vandalism at for a soda, pack of cigarettes to report a sexual abuse ing bodies. The legislation A report of shoplifting at 11:01 p.m. on Sunday. 3:59 p.m. Saturday on Rumney and a carton of cigarettes, allegation could lead to up builds on that effort by re- Shaw’s at 33 State St. at 2:21 Road. which totaled $121.80. The to one year in prison. quiring the organization p.m. on Sunday; at Family Dol- REVERE man used a credit card, which Lawmakers who spoke to maintain an office that lar at 50 Central Ave. at 3:20 SAUGUS got declined, but still reported- in favor of the bill said would develop training p.m. on Sunday. ly left the store without paying; that Nassar’s victims and oversight practices to A report of a larceny at Cum- Arrests Arrests at 3:13 p.m. Saturday at Sun- were failed by the people prevent the abuse of ath- berland Farms at 668 Chestnut Neena M. Chaisson, 19, of glass Hut at 1201 Broadway. who were supposed to pro- letes. St. at 8:21 p.m. on Sunday. 45A Memorial Ave., Apt. 33, Todd M. Cornblatt, of 62 A caller reported a past theft tect them. Each of the governing Somerville, was arrested and Grant St., Apt. 3, Somerville, of more than $1,000 worth of “How a serial predator bodies for Olympic ath- Overdose charged with motor vehicle was arrested and charged with merchandise. like Dr. Nassar could have letes such as USA Gym- A report of an overdose on lights violation and Class D OUI liquor, negligent operation preyed on so many young nastics and USA Swim- Hamilton Avenue at 12:43 p.m. drug possession with intent to of a motor vehicle and marked SWAMPSCOTT girls for a long time in ming will work with the on Sunday. distribute at 10:53 p.m. Sun- lanes violation at 1:39 a.m. such a flagrant fashion is center to develop proce- day. Sunday. Accidents appalling,” said Rep. Ted dures for accepting com- Vandalism Jose A. Medina, 50, of 44 Robert W. Dedomincis, of Poe, R-Texas. plaints and reporting Calumet St., was arrested and 16 Overlook Drive, Danvers, A report of a motor vehicle During House debate them to law enforcement. A report of vandalism at 55 charged with shoplifting by was arrested and charged with accident at 5:29 p.m. Sunday on the bill, Poe read from Feinstein met last year Broad St. Apt. 5, at 6:56 p.m. concealing merchandise at OUI liquor at 3:04 a.m. Sunday. at 87 Essex St. the testimony that some with some of the gymnasts of the gymnasts delivered alleging sexual abuse. Abused California sibling went to college, didn’t seek help RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) letting them use the toilet, A classmate, Marci abuse was so long-running about what happens at ed kindergarten to third — The community college prosecutors said. Duncker, said he was “al- their growth was stunted. home or that they deserve grade in a public school in student with a page-boy However, Louise Turpin ways quiet and alone” Despite near-daily in- to be treated that way, and Texas. haircut was quiet, never regularly drove her oldest when they attended class- teractions with others that may have made it dif- Sheriff’s deputies res- drew attention to himself son to classes at the near- es. outside the home, there’s ficult for them to escape, cued the children on Jan. and earned A’s semester by Menifee campus of Mt. She tried to say hello to no indication the oldest she said. 14 after the Turpins’ after semester. San Jacinto College and him a few times but he son ever sought to draw “We don’t know what 17-year-old daughter Despite ample opportu- waited outside the class- just looked at her and nev- attention to what was kind of duress they were climbed out a window and nities, he apparently nev- room for him. er responded. happening at home. Gale under as far as threats,” called 911. er divulged the sickening He was on the presi- “It was one of the most Kelley, a trainer for the Kelley said. “They’re still The house reeked of hu- truth that his home was a dent’s honor roll in fall sad faces I’d seen in years,” International Association seeing the world through man waste and evidence veritable torture chamber. 2015 and spring 2016, col- Duncker said. of Trauma Professionals, the eyes of a scared lit- of starvation was obvious, Authorities say the stu- lege spokeswoman Karin The boy was usually one said that reluctance is un- tle kid who is in constant with the oldest sibling dent, now about 26, was Marriott said. of the last people to leave derstandable. danger.” weighing only 82 pounds, the eldest male among 13 A transcript obtained class, she said. “They were born into The case has drawn in- Riverside County District siblings who were held by ABC News showed None of the names of this. This was normal for ternational attention and Attorney Mike Hestrin captive in their California he attended classes from the abused siblings have them. compassion for the chil- said. home by their parents, Da- 2014 until at least 2016 been released by authori- Some of them may not dren. The parents were ar- vid and Louise Turpin. and took up to 15 credits ties and all were taken to even realize they’ve been The younger ones were rested and pleaded not The couple starved a semester. He earned A’s hospitals when they were abused,” she said. “These home-schooled and there’s guilty to torture and other all but their 2-year- in many classes, includ- freed two weeks ago from children have been living no evidence the other old- charges. old daughter for years ing algebra, guitar, public the home in Perris, about in isolation so they only er children were educated The siblings, seven and sometimes chained speaking, English funda- 70 miles southeast of Los know what they know.” outside the home, except adults and six children, their children to beds for mentals and freshman Angeles. Abusers often tell chil- for the oldest girl — now will likely need years of months at a time without composition. Authorities say the dren they shouldn’t talk 29 — who had attend- therapy. TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Man charged in Lynn slashing sues city LYNN the victim did not identify From A1 Spearing from the line- up, picking a ller pho- their investigation fo- tograph as the possible cused on the wrong gas attacker. After viewing station and that Mr. the array, Kelly took the Spearing did not commit victim to the Shell station the crime. to view the video of Spear- “They fabricated police ing. Showing the victim a reports to conceal the ab- video of a suspect who ap- sence of probable cause peared in the photo array to arrest and charge Mr. after the victim identi ed Spearing. While the real another person from the assailant remained at lineup “is unduly sugges- large, six police of cers tive” and “violates proper burst into Mr. Spearing’s police practices,” the com- home with guns drawn, plaint reads. handcuffed him and ar- The complaint claims rested him. Mr. Spear- the victim told Kelly that ing was locked up more he wasn’t sure if Spearing than 48 hours before the was the attacker based on charges against him were the video, but that Kelly dropped,” the complaint wrote in his police report reads. ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE that the victim had iden- The complaint says ti ed him as the attack- Attorney Stephen Smith, left, and Matt Cate, senior project manager, talk about plans to expand that “Spearing was in er. That night, the victim at Northeastern University Marine Science Center in Nahant. shock when police of cers called Kelly and told him barged through his front that he had been confused door with guns drawn on about the location due to Nahant throws cold water on science center plan May 31, his 49th birth- the trauma of being at- day. He did not know why tacked, and now believed NAHANT of cers were there and that the assault had oc- From A1 was stunned when they curred across the street at claimed to have a video of Spiro’s. The Center will bring an unrelat- him slashing a man’s face The following day, the ed proposal for a building to house … Mr. Spearing insisted victim texted Kelly to tell research and class space to the town (police) had the wrong him that he was sure that within the next month. person and there must police had arrested the Following a meeting with The Item have been a mistake. He wrong person. The victim on Monday morning, the team decid- felt confused, anxious and then spoke to a clerk at ed to withdraw the ENF led with fearful.” Spiro’s, who had seen the the state Executive Of ce of Ener- The complaint reads attack and recorded it on gy and Environmental Affairs. They that Spearing experi- his cell phone. The vic- will respond to the concerns they’ve enced mental and emo- tim submitted the video heard from neighbors and submit a tional suffering as a result to Kelly, which contained new plan in February, said attorney of the arrest, along with enough detail to clearly Stephen Smith. embarrassment, and con- identify the attacker, the “We will work internally to see tinues to feel the effects of complaint reads. what other questions need to be an- “his wrongful arrest and Friedman said that swered before we re le,” said Smith. imprisonment.” Of cer Trahant was dis- “We want the revised ENF to re- A spokesman for the patched to the hospital spond to some of the concerns raised Lynn Police Department where he questioned the by the reviewing agencies and public said all comments would victim after the attack at the Massachusetts Environmental have to come from the — he could not complete Policy Act meeting.” city’s law department. the interview because the How the proposed James Lamanna, the victim was in a haze from system works city’s attorney, said police pain medication, but the Seawater  ows through a system relied on victim state- victim was able to tell of pipes extending from the ocean ments for the arrest. The police that he had pur- to a supply building on the 23-acre victim said the assault chased cigarettes inside site, which provides ltered water took place at Shell gas the gas station before the throughout the facility for various station and identi ed the attack, his co-workers had research purposes. The university assailant through sur- witnessed the assault and wants to increase the amount of sea- veillance footage. Based the assailant was a white water it is capable of taking in from on the victim’s statement man wearing a tank top. 500 gallons per minute to about and the alleged assailant, But the complaint reads 2,400 gallons. Spearing being known by that the victim mistaken- To do that, developers proposed the police department, an Northeastern University Marine Science Center director Geoff ly reported the assault oc- the addition of two new 20-inch in- arrest and search warrant Trussell says the center’s proposed addition would have led to curred at the Shell gas sta- take lines that would extend about was obtained. But several tion across the street from an almost ve-fold increase in the amount of water collected. 400 feet into Nahant Bay in the days later, the victim, who Spiro’s Energy — Trahant same direction as the existing lines. suffered trauma from the went to the Shell station, The design was completed by Rick were concerned the new building years, the lobsters and sh have slashing, said he was in- but did not nd any phys- Galat, who has designed systems would house students, though that moved away from this area,” he correct about where the ical evidence of an assault for the University of Massachusetts was not part of the proposal. said in a letter to the Massachu- assault took place and and the store employee of that it was the incorrect Dartmouth, Roger Williams Univer- Beth Casoni, executive director setts Environmental Policy Act duty that afternoon had assailant. sity, and Woods Hole Oceanographic of the Massachusetts Lobstermen’s of ce. “The area of proposed new not noticed an alterca- Lamanna said the po- Institution. Association, Inc., sent a letter of intake is positioned in a very spe- tion. The Shell employee The existing seawater intake, dis- concern on behalf of 1,800 mem- lice department acted showed video footage of cial geographical location where appropriately and that tribution, circulation, and discharge bers who oppose any introduction of upwelling and downwelling is con- the entrance and cashier’s system includes two 6-inch intake the investigation was ap- warm water into the Gulf of Maine stantly taking place. The Gulf of counter, which did not pipes that extend about 350 feet from propriate. He said police ecosystem, which the university pro- Maine is already warming at an show the victim making a the seawall into Nahant Bay, secured were not satis ed with an posed as part of a plan to conserve alarming rate and to add more purchase, according to the to the sea  oor with anchor blocks attempt at a photo lineup complaint. energy. warm water to this already fragile and rock clamps. “We are troubled at the prospect identi cation by the vic- “Had Of cer Trahant ecosystem will only negatively im- A pump house pumps about 350 of allowing 144,000 gallons per hour tim, so police had him look walked across the street pact all marine life.” gallons of water a minute to two and/or 3.5 million gallons per day at video surveillance. He to Spiro’s Energy, he like- Mahoney said he is opposed to the 20,000 gallon storage tanks. The of cool seawater to be taken into a said the lineup was insuf- ly would have seen blood water is quickly moved by gravity to facility and expelled 2-10 degrees expansion and believes the current cient because it wasn’t stains on the ground and the laboratories and 32 100-gallon warmed back into the ecosystem system should be monitored more positive identi cation. spoken to a gas station containers outdoors. when there (are) alternative cooling closely. “It’s unfortunate that he employee who witnessed A new 2,400-square-foot pump systems available,” Casoni wrote in In a letter, Vi Patek, president of (Spearing) was incarcer- the assault and recorded house would be constructed at the the letter. non-pro t Nahant Safer Waters in ated for a period of a few it on his phone,” the com- south end of the laboratory. The At a meeting on Monday, Trussell Massachusetts, said the proposal days, but given the seri- plaint reads. “He could pump house would be in the base- said the plan to deposit warmer wa- lacked data. She suggested the uni- ousness of the attack, it have viewed the video of ment level, making it safer and ter into the ocean had been elimi- versity hire a third-party consultant was prudent for the Lynn the assault and identi ed more ef cient, said senior project nated. to examine the plan and provide the Police Department to take the true perpetrator.” manager for design and construc- Justin Mahoney, a second-genera- data. immediate action,” La- The complaint reads that tion Matt Cate. Seawater would tion commercial sherman who has Trussell said the MEPA meeting manna said. “In all like- Spearing was linked to the be pumped to the existing storage shed for lobster around Nahant for and public outreach “should have lihood, the seriousness of attack from video footage tanks, and new distribution lines more than 30 years, said the exist- been handled better.” He plans to the attack played (into) that showed him inside would be installed. The ground level ing system has already had an im- work closely with the community the decision that no bail the Shell gas station mak- would serve as a boathouse for three pact. moving forward. be granted. ing a purchase during the research vessels. The intake site is proposed to be Representatives from the Universi- “It is unfortunate that reported timeframe of the Fishermen are opposed next to Shag Rocks, which is home ty will attend a Board of Selectmen the victim was mistaken, attack. The footage was Neighbors objected to the plan, to large egg-bearing lobsters and is meeting on Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m. but following proper po- shown to other Lynn po- saying the system would dump a top destination for striped bass, lice procedure when the lice of cers, who identi ed warmer water into the ocean and  ounder, and mackerel, he said. Bridget Turcotte can be reached at victim positively identi- Spearing, as he is “well- that the new intakes would suck up “As the university has increased [email protected]. Follow her es a perpetrator known known by police of cers sh eggs and other organisms. Some the current system in the last 10 on Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. to the police department, and others in the commu- it was proper for them nity as a person who over- to obtain an arrest and came addiction.” An almost-presidential perspective in Medford search warrant.” Spearing’s complaint Gayla Cawley can be Speaker Series, which wel- Tim Kaine, Gov. Charlie es on preparing students reads that Lynn Police reached at gcawley@item- MEDFORD showed the victim a pho- comes to the Tufts campus Baker, NBC News broad- to tackle the most press- live.com. Follow her on From A1 to array on June 1, but leaders in public life to in- caster Lester Holt, and ing challenges to demo- Twitter @GaylaCawley. This event is the rst in form and engage with stu- actress and activist Anna cratic and civic life, and a series convened this se- dents on important issues. Deavere Smith. on conducting research in Selling a house? mester as part of the Tisch Past speakers include Sen. The Jonathan M. Tisch the emerging eld of civic College Distinguished Elizabeth Warren, Sen. College of Civic Life focus- studies. Buying a house? Find out what properties recently sold in your area. Catch up with your Check out the Real Estate page favorite team in Saturday’s paper. in Item Sports! A8 TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Bruno Mars crashes the Grammy party NEW YORK (AP) — The They’re off and running Grammy Awards seemed poised to make this a triumphant year for rap at music’s showcase event — until Bruno Mars crashed the party. The song-and-dance man from Hawaii won all six awards he was nominated for on Sun- day night, including the three most prestigious Grammys for song (“That’s What I Like”), record (“24K Magic”) and album of the year. His music also dominated the rhythm and blues categories. The Grammys also saw Kendrick Lamar win five awards, Jay-Z go home empty-handed, some memorable perfor- mances PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS by the likes of Lamar, Kes- ha, Mars and Logic, an odd Bruno Mars accepts the award for album of the oversight of singer Lorde year for “24K Magic” at the 60th annual Gram- and a sur- prise cameo my Awards. from Hillary Clinton. shows for tourists. Terry Lewis, and loved In accepting a trophy for the album “24K Mag- He’d perform hits writ- looking down from the ic,” Mars recalled when ten by Babyface, Teddy stage to see people from he was 15 and singing Riley and Jimmy Jam & all over the world. PHOTO | STACEY HOWARD Swampscott’s Stephanie Riley joined the rest of the runners at Super Bowl greetings from the Tundra Splitsville Lanes in Foxborough who will represent Team Joe An- druzzi Foundation at this year’s Boston Marathon. The meeting BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) — De- Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton served as the kickoff for training and the fundraising season. All spite disappointment that their Min- proclaimed it Super Bowl Week in the funds raised from Team JAF will support the Foundation, which nesota Vikings won’t be the first team state, and Minnesota Host Committee helps cancer patients and their families by contributing nancial to play a Super Bowl in their home co-chairman Doug Baker promised fans and emotional support when it is needed most. Andruzzi is a for- stadium, state officials and team owners a week they won’t forget. mer offensive lineman for the New England Patriots. Pictured, opened their arms to Super Bowl fans Many events include a local flair and from left, are Pat McMahon, Maura Healey, Alexandra Pepe, Amy on Monday as they kicked off a week of outdoor activities that seek to turn the Pepe, Jessica Colangelo, Rileand Susan Hurley; rear, Stephanie events before Sunday’s game between state’s snow and ice into a strength — Magni, Erin Kilduff, Dave Roche, Michelle Tsimtsos, Joe Andruzzi, the Philadelphia Eagles and New En- what promoters are calling the “Bold Jen Andruzzi, Dave Santoro, Melissa Angelini and Jillian Hillman. gland Patriots. North.”

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 KIPP basketball thriving this year under new head coach By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF LYNN — New KIPP Academy boys basketball coach David White didn’t know what to expect when he was hired to direct the Panthers in Oc- tober. White knew he’d be the third head coach in as many years for the Panthers and he was aware that the team was coming off a success- ful season last winter. Fast forward to the end of January and things are looking great for White and his KIPP squad. The Panthers are 8-1 this winter and ITEM FILE PHOTO improving on a day by day basis as they adjust Olivia Nazaire had 15 points and seven re- to White’s coaching system. KIPP won its rst bounds for St. Mary’s on Monday. eight games before dropping a close contest at MATCH, a 56-55 loss, this past Friday. “It’s a good feeling. It has been a great start,” White, an Everett resident, said. “They didn’t get off to such a fast start last season but they Spartans rally nished strong. The guys that were here last season are doing a good job getting adjusted to my coaching style. I’ve pushed them and they’re to take down embracing it. It’s a good feeling but we still have a lot of work to do.” A native of Medford, White was a former hoops star for the Mustangs who went on to Tewksbury play college basketball at Division III Spring- eld College. He spent a combined 13 years as By Mike Alongi an assistant and head coach at Medford High FOR THE ITEM before serving as an assistant for the past two LYNN — After trailing by six points entering the nal seasons at Methuen. quarter, the St. Mary’s girls basketball team rallied to He took the helm at KIPP knowing that the put up a 30-point fourth and take down visiting Tewks- Panthers had talent on their roster, but the bury, 62-51, at Conigliaro Gymnasium on Monday night. strong start has been a pleasant surprise. Coach Jeff Newhall said that the Spartans were lacking “I knew that they had some talent,” White energy in the rst three quarters, but they turned it on said. “I knew they went to the (MCSAO) cham- when it came to crunch time. pionship game last year and lost a close one. “Going into the fourth quarter, I was thinking that this That’s really all I knew about them, until I got ITEM FILE PHOTO was going to be a bad loss because we weren’t playing to see them. I knew we’d have a good team but I didn’t how good we’d be basketball wise.” with any energy,” said Newhall. “But we hung in there Dominic Jette is averaging 17 points per game for the long enough and got that run, and then in the fourth we KIPP, B2 KIPP Panthers this season. really started playing how we want to play.” Pamela Gonzalez had a big night in the win, putting up a double-double with 26 points and 15 rebounds, while also adding ve assists. Olivia Nazaire had 15 Tech football celebrates a year points and seven rebounds, while Gabby Torres had 12 points and four rebounds. Tewksbury was led by Haley Mignon, who had 20 points in the loss. full of records at awards banquet The game got off to a slow start for both teams, as good By Harold Rivera pulled away late for a defense was played on both sides. With the help of six ITEM STAFF 13-0 win. points and two rebounds from Gonzalez in the quarter, Undefeated at 7-0, Tech the Spartans were able to pull away a bit late and take a LYNN — Tech football made the postseason at 15-7 lead into the second. coach James Runner the No. 1 seed in Division But Tewksbury was able to  ip the script in the sec- couldn’t have asked for 8 North. Runner and his ond, locking down on defense and forcing St. Mary’s into a better season from his Tigers made quick work a number of turnovers. Tewksbury also picked up the team this past fall. The of Marian/Keefe Tech in pace on offense, getting the Spartans into foul trouble Tigers won 12 of their 13 the quarter nals with a and draining some free throws to bring the score to a games, including a trip to 43-8 win. A week later, 22-22 tie at halftime. the Division 8 North - they blanked New Mis- The third quarter was a back-and-forth affair, with four nal and a MVADA Small sion, 35-0, in the semi - lead changes over the course of the quarter. St. Mary’s Championship. Tech car- nals. The postseason run got back into foul trouble as well, but some missed free ried seven CAC Small ended when the Tigers throws from Tewksbury mitigated the damage. But still, all-stars and Runner was fell to Cathedral, the No. turnover issues continued to plague the Spartans and named both CAC Small 2 seed, 20-6, in the nal. Tewksbury took a 38-32 lead into the fourth. Coach of the Year and Despite falling short It was at that point that Gonzalez and Torres were The Item’s Peter Gamage in states, Tech ended its Coach of the Year. able to take over for St. Mary’s. About halfway through season on a positive. The “I’ve been coaching in the quarter, Gonzalez hit both the game-tying three and Tigers stormed through Lynn for a long time,” the go-ahead basket to give St. Mary’s a lead it would Franklin Tech in the Runner said. “Even not relinquish. About a minute later, Torres singlehand- MVADA Small semi - though we lost to Ca- edly went on a 7-0 run with three baskets and a steal to nals, 41-6. That granted thedral, we didn’t fold. ITEM PHOTO | HAROLD RIVERA push the lead to double digits and help seal the victory. Tech a bid in the MVA- To beat Nashoba Valley DA Small championship “That was the key sequence in the game,” Newhall said Lynn Tech head football coach James Runner, at their house, that was game, where it held off of Torres’ run. “That one really helped us put it away.” right, stands with running back Steffan Grave- special. I grew up play- a second half rally from ly, who is holding a plaque commemorating Now at 10-4 on the year, St. Mary’s is closing in on ing at Lynn Classical so Nashoba Valley for a 50- Gravely becoming the school’s all-time leading a state tournament berth. But the Spartans don’t just this was close to heart. It 22 victory. In between rusher, at the Tech football banquet on Monday. want to get in, they want to work for a good seed and makes you want to keep those two games, the hopefully some home games. doing it, winning breeds Tigers defeated Thanks- “We want to be playing well when that time hits,” Ne- winning.” giving rival Austin Prep, the end of the season. We “The comeback when whall said. “We’ve played some tough games against The Tigers started their 27-6. fell short of that but still you’re down is one of the tough teams already this year, and we’ve got more ahead season with 43-6 rout “It all started with a nished the season with best things you can teach of us. We just want to be playing as well as we possibly over Mystic Valley and promise from out athlet- a championship and that a young man. When you can come tournament time. If we play like we did in the rumbled to six consecu- ic director, Joe Skeadas, was an amazing way to get knocked down, you rst three quarters tonight, anyone can beat us. If we end the season. tive wins after that. In at last year’s banquet,” get back up and you prove play like we did in the fourth, we can play with anybody.” the regular season nale, Runner said. “He prom- “The way we ended the you belong in that spot.” The Spartans will play a road game against Cardinal Tech was tested by Great- ised that Tech would play season showed a lot of Spellman on Friday. er Lowell but the Tigers at Gillette Stadium at resiliency,” Runner said. BANQUET, B2 Eagles come from behind to earn tournament berth GIRLS HOCKEY on Friday will give the Spartans at SCHOOL ROUNDUP St. Mary’s 8, Lexington 0 least a share of the Catholic Cen- By Mike Alongi The Spartans scored ve goals in tral League title. The Spartans will FOR THE ITEM the opening period and never looked host Cardinal Spellman on Friday back as they claimed their 11th win night (6:30). The St. John’s Prep hockey of the season. Jenna Chaplain and Burke 82, Salem 70 team trailed 3-2 entering the Aylah Ciof each scored two goals Nate Lebron and Isaiah William- third period, but rallied for two to lead the win. Codi Butt, Felicia son each had 15 points in the loss goals in the nal frame to take D’Alessandro, Marina DiBiasio and on Monday. The Witches fell to 7-6 down Bishop Guertin (N.H.), 4-3, Makayla McGrath each scored one on the season with the loss. Salem at Skate 3 in Tyngsborough on goal. Goalies Lauren Vaccaro, who will play on the road in Peabody Monday night. Ryan Bradley net- made 10 saves in two periods, and tonight in a battle between North- ted the game-winning goal for the Maddy Delano, who tallied seven eastern Conference rivals. Eagles after Ryan Farrow tied saves in one period, split time in GIRLS BASKETBALL the score at 3-3 early in the third net. The Spartans improved to 11-2 Triton 50, Saugus 43 period. with the victory. St. Mary’s is back The Sachems led 25-19 at half- Joe Bevere scored one goal and on the ice Saturday afternoon (2:10) time but Saugus pulled away in dished one assist to lead the way when the Spartans host Auburn at the second half for the win. Alessia for St. John’s, while Evan Beers Connery Rink. Salzillo scored 20 points for Sau- scored one goal. Pat Moran dished BOYS BASKETBALL gus, while Shaylin Groark added 10 two assists and Brian Nadeau Haverhill 50, St. Mary’s 49 points and Allie Kotkowski added had one assist. Despite 19 points from Jalen six points. With the win, the Eagles qual- Echevarria, the Spartans lost just “Triton’s a hard working team,” i ed for the state tournament their second game of the season Sachems coach Mark Schruender with a record of 8-3-2. The Prep is on Monday night when they fell said. “They box out well and do all back in action on Saturday when to Haverhill on the road. Stephen the little things.” ITEM FILE PHOTO they travel to Boston for a game Fama added 12 points in the loss. The Sachems fell to 6-6 this sea- Evan Beers had one goal in St. John’s Prep’s win against Catholic Memorial at St. Mary’s (11-2) still has a shot at son. Saugus hosts Medford tonight on Monday night. Warrior Ice Arena. some hardware this year, as a win (7). B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 Brady doesn’t want radio host fired for comments on daughter

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Tom “I just know everybody is real day. Brady is not looking to have the protective of their kids. I never Brady expressed no regrets radio host who called his daugh- stayed away from criticism. I un- about doing the Facebook series. ter “an annoying little pissant” to derstand that criticism is part of “I thought it was fun. I thought lose his job. sports. But I certainly don’t think it was a great opportunity,” he The Patriots quarterback said that my children or anybody said. “The fans like it. And that’s early Monday he’s reconsidering else’s children deserve to be in really what we were looking for.” whether to continue a long-run- that. And that’s what I said.” He said his son will be in an ning weekly radio appearance Brady cut short an appearance upcoming episode that features with the station. Hours later at on Monday morning and said, “I’ll their summer trip to China. the Super Bowl media night, he obviously evaluate whether I Patriots safety Devin McCourty was asked about the incident in want to come on this show again. praised Brady defending his which WEEI host Alex Reimer “It’s very disappointing when daughter. made the remarks about Brady’s you hear that certainly with my “It’s always easy to defend our 5-year-old daughter after watch- daughter or any child. They cer- families,” McCourty noted. “I ing the first episode of a Brady tainly don’t deserve that.” thought that was very disap- documentary called “Tom vs. The station says Reimer has pointing to see anyone say any- Time” that is airing on Facebook. been suspended indefinitely. thing negative toward his daugh- Reimer’s show aired Thursday, The Patriots and the station ter, or anything about your family. four days before Brady’s weekly recently announced an extension Really poor taste. morning radio segment with dif- of their agreement, which in- “But I think as always Tom ferent hosts. volves weekly calls from Brady handled it in the right way with “I didn’t hear too much about it. and coach Bill Belichick. The five- something like that. But I think PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS I didn’t get into it much,” Brady time Super Bowl champions will with all of us that’s one thing that said at the Xcel Center. “I certain- play for their sixth ring against we’re gonna tolerate is anything Tom Brady speaks to reporters during Super Bowl Opening Night ly hope the guy is not fired. the Philadelphia Eagles on Sun- toward our family.” at US Bank Stadium in St. Paul, Minn., on Monday night. Kraft understands the disdain for Patriots, but not the ‘hatred’ ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Robert night the booing of his team at the in the stands and feel it from the his team is actually rooted in re- everyone loves a doormat in this Kraft recognizes how few fans his Grammy’s the previous night in other way.” spect for the Patriots. league.” New England Patriots have out- New York is “sort of a compliment, Kraft has been to nine Super “Once we went to the Super Kraft said he thinks “it’s good” side of their region. He stops short the Boston-New York thing. I’d Bowls as owner, losing his first Bowl (the first time), a lot of peo- for the NFL to have a dominant of calling the negativity “hatred.” rather be on the winning end. Re- appearance in 1997 against Green ple who had been kind and gra- team, “but there are 31 other cit- The Patriots owner said Monday member for 34 years I used to sit Bay. He believes the disdain for cious changed,” he said. “I think ies that don’t agree.” Coaching changes Pats hold experience edge in Super Bowl

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) — The will spend time talking about this week. Bowl at the end of the 2012 season. haven’t hindered KIPP Eagles are playing some of their best “I think it’s overrated,” said special “We know what to expect, but at the football heading into Sunday’s Super teams captain Matt Slater, who will be end of the day, you’ve got to perform,” room. While the Panthers Bowl matchup with the Patriots. appearing in his fourth Super Bowl. linebacker Kyle Van Noy said. “So KIPP One thing Philadelphia can’t contend Defensive end Trey Flowers said the there’s really no upper hand. You’ve got From B1 are off to a strong start on with is New England’s huge experience coaching staff hasn’t mentioned last to just play the game and get ready for the court, the players are advantage in the big game. year’s Super Bowl win since it came up it and play at a high level.” Leading the Panthers in doing just as well on the On the 53-man active roster the Patri- in film study prior to their regular-sea- He said that is because there is re- scoring this season is se- academic end. ots brought to Minnesota, 32 players son meeting with Atlanta back in Octo- spect across the board for what backup nior guard Dominic Jette, “Academically the have a combined 60 games of Super ber. quarterback Nick Foles has accom- a multi-sport athlete who team’s doing very well,” Bowl experience. “It’s a brand new team, so I wouldn’t plished since Carson Wentz tore his was also on the school’s White said. “The guys are Tom Brady alone has been to the Su- say last year’s experience will have any- ACL in Week 14. football team this past doing a great job in the per Bowl seven times during his 18- thing to do with the outcome of this “Everyone wants to hate on Nick fall. Jette’s averaging 17 classroom and I’m super year career, winning five. game,” Flowers said. “This team has a Foles, but he’s done a great job,” Van points per game this sea- proud of them for that. By comparison, the Eagles have seven lot of different guys from a year ago, so Noy said. “He’s still a high-caliber quar- players on their active roster who’ve it’s something you’ve got to do all over terback, like Carson Wentz. Nick Foles son. On the court, we’re doing won a Super Bowl. Two of those players, again as far as experience goes.” is a great quarterback who’s done a In the paint, first-year a great job staying togeth- LeGarrette Blount and Chris Long, won Yes and no. great job. They distribute the ball really starter Abdoul Barry has er. We’re doing a good job their rings last season with the Patri- New England actually returns 31 well and their run game is at a high had a stellar season. Bar- being a family. We preach ots. The others are Torrey Smith, Mal- players who were on last year’s Super level.” ry, a junior center, ranks a family approach. Ev- colm Jenkins, Corey Graham, Dannell Bowl roster against the Falcons. That More than experience on either side, second on the team in erybody’s contributing, Ellerbe and Will Beatty. An eighth play- doesn’t include injured linebacker linebacker Elandon Roberts said the scoring at 15 points per whether they’re playing a er, Chris Maragos, is on injured reserve Dont’a Hightower or receiver Julian biggest challenge is not getting caught game while leading in re- lot or not. It’s a great team with a knee injury. Edelman. up in the emotions that come with play- bounds at nine boards per effort all around.” It’s a huge gulf. By comparison, the Two of the Patriots’ additions since ing in a Super Bowl. contest. As they aim to get back 2015 Panthers that lost to the Broncos then both played in the Super Bowl “Obviously it’s all the marbles right Running the offense is to the MSCAO champion- in the Super Bowl that season had with other teams. Linebacker James here, but it’s everything you work for,” three players who had won a ring: Ed Harrison won two rings with the Pitts- Roberts said. “So you’ve got to think sophomore point guard ship game, the Panthers Dickson (Baltimore), Roman Harper burgh Steelers and defensive lineman back to what got you here: doing your Andrew Puati, who also will need to buckle down (New Orleans) and Michael Oher (Bal- Ricky Jean Francois played on the San job, not getting overwhelmed and what played football this past on the fundamentals. timore). Francisco 49ers team that came up not. As long as we do that that takes fall. Puati averages five White believes his KIPP But the Patriots say it’s nothing they short against Baltimore in the Super away most of it.” points and five assists per squad is at its best when contest while assuming a it plays fundamentally “little things” role. sound basketball. “Andrew’s one of those “We need to improve Tech football celebrates championship year guys does the things that on fundamental basket- don’t always show up on ball,” White said. “I came BANQUET bered for his senior season. Lineman of the Year, Ali Bdwai, De- the stat sheet,” White said. in assuming they had From B1 “Every team we play is going to fensive Lineman of the Year, Jacob “He’s averaging about five those fundamentals down. be very excited that Steffan’s grad- Legune, JV Coaches Award; Agui- assists a game and he does When we play fundamen- Offensively, the Tigers carried no uating,” Runner added. lar, Varsity Coaches Award; Edwin all the little things for us, tally sound, we’re really shortage of scoring threats. Junior Defensively, junior linebacker Gonzalez, JV Scout Team Player the intangibles.” hard to beat. When we quarterback David Barrios threw Emerson Ramirez led the way with of the Year; Lorenzo Montenegro, Defensively, the Pan- don’t, we let other teams for 900 yards. Senior running 159 total tackles (60 solo), eight Varsity Scout Team Player of the thers have clamped down hang around with us. It’s backs Steffan Gravely and Keoni sacks and four forced fumbles. Ju- Year; Noah Thurston, JV Sick Dog on their opponents. KIPP’s a constant thing for us, Gaskin teamed up to score the nior Elvin Gonzalez grew into a Award; Giuliani Daniels, Varsi- bulk of Tech’s touchdowns. Grave- allowing 35 points per playing fundamentally reliable cornerback. Gaskins and ty Sick Dog Award; Ratha Thach, game, a testament to the sound basketball. ly graduates as the program’s all- Gravely made key contributions as JV Unsung Hero; Elvin Gonza- work they’ve put in on the “Our main goal is to time leader in rushing yards and linebackers, as did Barrios at safe- lez, Varsity Unsung Hero; Haidar defensive end in practice. win a championship,” touchdowns, while ranking fourth ty with six interceptions. Bdwai, Special Teams Player of the “Defense is number White added. “I think the in state history in career yardage one,” White said. “I’m a mix between my coach- (5,903). “It started with our defensive Year; Jamie James, Varsity Special defensive-minded coach. ing style and their hard “You can’t replace Keoni’s leader- line,” Runner said. “Kevin Aguilar Teams Player of the Year; Jerman- If our guys don’t defend, work will help us bring it ship on the field and in the weight and Josh Pena never left the field. ny Guerrero, JV Defensive Player they won’t play. The next home. We’re expecting to room,” Runner said. “Kids saw the When we needed to change the line of the Year; Ramirez, Varsity De- thing’s effort. We don’t compete and have a good way he works and wanted to follow of scrimmage, Ali Bdwai was one of fensive Player of the Year; Angelo want to be outworked. We chance to win every game. in his footsteps. He has great foot- our most physical players. He took Person, JV Offensive Player of the also stress fundamentals We believe our prepara- ball knowledge. When it comes to two offensive linemen every play. Year; Barrios, Varsity Offensive and character.” tion will help us get over Steffan, he’s tough, illusive and he He was a major factor against pow- Player of the Year; Justin Phem, Part of White’s coaching the top.” has speed. He’s hands down one of er teams.” JV Scholar Athlete; Pena, Varsity philosophy also includes KIPP hosts Phoenix the most dynamic players I’ve ever Award winners at Monday’s ban- Scholar Athlete; Angel Hernandez, hard work in the class- Chelsea tonight (7). coached. He’ll always be remem- quet were Juan Vasquez, Offensive JV MVP; Gravely, Varsity MVP.

Celtics battle in the Mile High City

PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS Left: Kyrie Irving drives the ball past Denver Nuggets guard Gary Harris during a game at the Pepsi Center in Denver on Monday night. Right: Denver Nuggets forward Mason Plumlee, right, contests a shot from Aron Baynes during the first half in Denver. TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE TUESDAY Fenwick vs. Cathedral, Lowell Cath. Boys Basketball (4:30) Tech at Greater Lowell (5:30) WEDNESDAY Prospect Hill at Salem Academy (6) Boys Hockey Phoenix Chelsea at KIPP (6:30) St. Joseph Prep at Lynn (5) Fenwick at Spellman (6:30) Swampscott at Peabody (5:15) Lynnfield at Manchester Essex (6:30) BC High at Malden Catholic (6) Revere at English (7) Marblehead at Winthrop (6:10) Classical at Malden (7) Medford at Saugus (7:10) Saugus at Medford (7) Beverly at Danvers (7:20) Swampscott at Everett (7) St. Mary’s at Matignon (8) Winthrop at Marblehead (7) Salem at Peabody (7) Girls Hockey Peabody at Medford (4) Xaverian at St. John’s Prep (7) Beverly at HPNA (7) Somerville at Beverly (7) Masco at Marblehead (8:30) Gloucester at Danvers (7) Girls Basketball Boys Basketball Greater Lowell at Tech (5:30) KIPP at Pioneer Charter Everett (6) Prospect Hill at Salem Academy (6) Girls Basketball Spellman at Fenwick (6:30) KIPP at Pioneer Charter Everett Manchester Essex at Lynnfield (6:30) (4:30) English at Revere (7) Track Malden at Classical (7) Peabody at Marblehead (5:30) Medford at Saugus (7) Swimming Everett at Swampscott (7) CAC Meet (3) Marblehead at Winthrop (7) NEC League Meet (at SSU, 5) Peabody at Salem (7) Beverly at Somerville (7) Wrestling Danvers at Gloucester (7) Danvers at Peabody (TBD) Girls Hockey Gloucester at Beverly (5) Tech at Greater Lawrence (6) Beverly at Winthrop (6:10) Westford Academy at St. John’s Prep Swimming (6) NEC Meet (at Salem State, 5) Concord-Carlisle at Lynnfield (6:30) PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Gymnastics Malden at Watertown (7) Fenwick at Medford (4) Gymnastics A baseball with the Chief Wahoo logo sits in the Cleveland Indians pro shop at Jacobs Field in Track Marblehead at Triton (4) Cleveland. The Indians will be removing the logo from all uniforms starting in 2019.

TV/RADIO TV Cleveland Indians dropping NHL 7 p.m...... Anaheim at Boston...... NESN 8 p.m...... Chicago at Nashville...... NBCSN Chief Wahoo logo from uniforms NBA 8 p.m...... Cleveland at Detroit...... TNT CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleve- in 2018, and even after it is gone from Indians players. 10:30 p.m...... Portland at LA Clippers...... TNT land Indians are dropping the Chief from the uniform, the club will sell “It’s a big disappointment,” Jere- Wahoo logo from their uniforms merchandise featuring the mascot miah Baker said at a sporting goods College basketball next year after decades of protests in the Cleveland area. store in suburban Westlake as he 6:30 p.m...... Rhode Island at UMass...... CBSSN and complaints that the grinning, “I’m elated,” Philip Yenyo, execu- picked through a clearance bin of 7 p.m...... Florida at Georgia...... SEC Network red-faced caricature used in one ver- tive director of the American Indian caps with his wife and two children. 7 p.m...... Indiana at Ohio State...... ESPN2 sion or another since 1947 is racist. Movement of Ohio, said of the de- “Chief Wahoo has been so iconic for 7 p.m...... North Carolina at Clemson...... ESPN The move, announced Monday, cision to remove Wahoo from uni- so many years, and I understand 7 p.m...... Rutgers at Illinois...... Big Ten Network came after protracted discussions forms. “But at the same time, I think that some people may be offended, between team owner Paul Dolan it should be this year. I don’t under- but it’s a blow to native Cleveland- 7 p.m...... TCU at Oklahoma St...... ESPNU and baseball Commissioner Rob stand why they’re drawing this out. ers.” 8:30 p.m...... Xavier at St. John’s...... CBSSN Manfred. It doesn’t make any sense to me, un- National criticism and scrutiny 9 p.m...... Arkansas at Texas A&M...... ESPNU The cartoonish image of a big- less they want to continue to make over Chief Wahoo grew in 2016, 9 p.m...... Auburn at Mississippi...... SEC Network toothed American Indian with a what’s basically blood money.” when the Indians made the World 9 p.m...... Baylor at Oklahoma...... ESPN2 scarlet face and a single feather He added: “Just make the leap al- Series and Manfred expressed his 9 p.m...... Minnesota at Iowa...... Big Ten Network in his headdress will come off the ready.” desire to have the team drop the team’s sleeves and caps starting Yenyo and others have demanded symbol. During the playoffs, a law- 9 p.m...... Vanderbilt at Kentucky...... ESPN with the 2019 season, when Cleve- that the team go further and drop suit was filed while the club was Soccer land will host the All-Star Game. “Indians” as its name: “If they don’t playing in Toronto to have the logo 3 p.m...... Liverpool at Huddersfield Town...... NBCSN “Major League Baseball is com- get rid of the name, then you’re still and team name banned from Cana- Radio mitted to building a culture of diver- going to have fans going down there dian TV. A judge dismissed the case. NHL sity and inclusion throughout the wearing headdresses and painted in The Indians’ bid to host the 2019 game,” Manfred said in a statement. redface.” 7 p.m...... Anaheim at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 All-Star Game heightened the de- He said the logo “is no longer appro- Amid the intensifying debate, the bate. priate for on-field use.” club has slowly moved away from “While we recognize many of our The decision is unlikely to quell the logo in recent years. The Indians fans have a longstanding attach- SPORTS BRIEFS complaints from Native American replaced it with a “C’’ as their prima- ment to Chief Wahoo, I’m ultimately NSSUA Softball phone at 781-223-0378. organizations and others who see ry logo and removed signs depicting in agreement with Commissioner Classes will be held on the symbol — and the team’s very Chief Wahoo from Progressive Field, Manfred’s desire to remove the logo the team’s ballpark. Umpire School Monday nights at Marble- name — as insensitive. The Indians from our uniforms in 2019,” Dolan will continue to wear the Wahoo logo There was no immediate reaction said in announcing the decision. The North Shore Softball head High School form Umpire Association 6:30-8 p.m. starting tonight. (NSSUA) is looking for new Cost for the school is Jason Day wins Farmers on sixth playoff hole softball umpires for the $100, which covers half of upcoming 2018 season. 2018’s NSSUA dues, a rule- SAN DIEGO (AP) — Ja- weeks, he hopes this vic- Anyone interested can con- book, umpiring materials son Day calmly sank an tory also is a springboard tact Roy Ballard at roys- and the 2018 softball 18-inch birdie putt at 8:17 after a dreadful 2017 sea- [email protected] or by umpire exam. a.m. Monday in front of son. empty grandstands on No. Day’s tee shot landed 18 at Torrey Pines for his in the right rough and NBA first PGA Tour win in 20 Noren’s in the first cut to months. the left. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division There were no roars, just Noren tried an aggres- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB cheers from Day’s family sive second shot, but his Boston 35 15 .700 — Houston 35 13 .729 — and a handful of mates. ball landed short of the Toronto 33 15 .688 1 San Antonio 33 19 .635 4 Philadelphia 24 23 .511 9½ New Orleans 27 22 .551 8½ In a rare Monday morn- green and rolled into New York 22 28 .440 13 Memphis 18 31 .367 17½ ing finish, Day took all of Devlin’s Billabong, a pond Brooklyn 18 32 .360 17 Dallas 16 34 .320 20 Southeast Division Northwest Division 13 minutes to navigate the that protects the hole. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB par-5, 570-yard 18th on Day shot over some trees Miami 28 21 .571 — Minnesota 32 21 .604 — the South Course to finish and laid up onto the fair- Washington 27 22 .551 1 Oklahoma City 30 20 .600 ½ Charlotte 20 29 .408 8 Portland 27 22 .551 3 a six-hole playoff against way before hitting a lob Atlanta 15 35 .300 13½ Denver 26 23 .531 4 Alex Noren to win the wedge approach of about Orlando 14 34 .292 13½ Utah 21 28 .429 9 Central Division Pacific Division Farmers Insurance Open. 85 yards, with the ball W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Day and Noren had rolling down several feet Cleveland 29 19 .604 — Golden State 40 10 .800 — to return after grinding to set up the winning putt. Milwaukee 27 22 .551 2½ L.A. Clippers 25 24 .510 14½ Indiana 28 23 .549 2½ L.A. Lakers 19 30 .388 20½ through five playoff holes “It was really unfortu- Detroit 22 26 .458 7 Phoenix 17 34 .333 23½ Sunday before it got too nate for him to hit it in the Chicago 18 32 .360 12 Sacramento 15 34 .306 24½ dark to continue. water because I know how Monday’s Games Portland at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Spectators weren’t al- good of a shot he actually Indiana 105, Charlotte 96 Wednesday’s Games PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Atlanta 105, Minnesota 100 L.A. Lakers at Orlando, 7 p.m. lowed in the next day hit there because that’s Memphis 120, Phoenix 109 Memphis at Indiana, 7 p.m. because organizers said Alex Noren, right, congratulates Jason Day, left, really tough to go with a Milwaukee 107, Philadelphia 95 Charlotte at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Miami at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Miami at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. they didn’t have time to after Day won the Farmers Insurance Open at 3-wood into a green like Boston at Denver, 9 p.m. Philadelphia at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. arrange for security. Torrey Pines on Monday. that,” Day said. Tuesday’s Games New York at Boston, 8 p.m. Oklahoma City at Washington, 7 p.m. Chicago at Portland, 10 p.m. “It was a little strange, “I think it’s almost a Brooklyn at New York, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. but we did have a few peo- “I’d play until Wednesday that took only two holes. blessing that I actually Minnesota at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Thursday’s Games Cleveland at Detroit, 8 p.m. Memphis at Detroit, 7 p.m. ple up in the stands, which if I needed to get that win,” That victory propelled him missed the fairway know- Orlando at Houston, 8 p.m. Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. was nice,” Day said. “It’s Day said. “It’s why we get to a five-win season, in- ing that I had to lay up Sacramento at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Houston at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Denver at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8 p.m. great to finish the tourna- up every morning and cluding the PGA Champi- and knowing that I kind Golden State at Utah, 9 p.m. Oklahoma City at Denver, 10:30 p.m. ment and all, but it would practice. This win is just as onship, and the world’s No. of worked on that number have been nice to finish special as the first one.” 1 ranking. before. I was on the range yesterday with all the peo- Day also won here in After contending with hitting that exact same NHL ple there. 2015, in a four-man playoff a balky back the last few number.” EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 49 34 12 3 71 175 125 Winnipeg 50 29 13 8 66 164 136 Minnesota braces for massive Super Bowl crowd Boston 47 29 10 8 66 156 116 Nashville 47 29 11 7 65 145 123 Toronto 51 28 18 5 61 162 146 St. Louis 51 30 18 3 63 148 130 Detroit 48 19 21 8 46 126 146 Dallas 50 28 18 4 60 155 134 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) — to be Florida balmy. But it’s going to ture Super Bowls, this joint venture Montreal 49 20 23 6 46 129 156 Colorado 48 27 18 3 57 157 139 Despite disappointment that their be Minnesota cold, and we’re proud between the owners and the city and Florida 47 19 22 6 44 132 158 Minnesota 49 26 18 5 57 144 140 Ottawa 47 15 23 9 39 124 166 Chicago 49 23 19 7 53 146 136 Minnesota Vikings won’t be the first of it,” Dayton said. “We’re proud of state resulted in what he called “the Buffalo 49 14 26 9 37 114 163 Pacific Division team to play a Super Bowl in their our state. And we’re just very much best stadium in the United States.” Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 48 32 12 4 68 164 128 home stadium, state officials and willing to welcome everybody who The Vikings fell one win short of Washington 49 29 15 5 63 150 138 San Jose 48 26 15 7 59 143 133 team owners opened their arms to wants to come up here.” landing on the NFL’s biggest stage Columbus 49 27 19 3 57 131 137 Calgary 49 25 16 8 58 137 135 Super Bowl fans on Monday as they Officials say the Super Bowl Pittsburgh 51 27 21 3 57 151 153 Los Angeles 49 26 18 5 57 139 121 after losing the NFC championship New Jersey 48 24 16 8 56 144 146 Anaheim 50 24 17 9 57 141 141 kicked off a week of events before wouldn’t have come to Minnesota’s game to the Eagles 38-7 . Instead, Philadelphia 49 24 17 8 56 141 141 Edmonton 49 22 24 3 47 135 157 Sunday’s game between the Phila- northern climate without U.S. Bank the Eagles will be here seeking their N.Y. Rangers 50 25 20 5 55 153 151 Vancouver 49 19 24 6 44 127 159 delphia Eagles and New England N.Y. Islanders 50 25 20 5 55 172 180 Arizona 50 12 29 9 33 118 172 Stadium, which opened in 2016. first Vince Lombardi Trophy, trying Carolina 49 22 19 8 52 137 154 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. Patriots. Dayton and Minnesota lawmakers to deny the Patriots a sixth Super Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton pro- in 2012 approved a financing pack- Monday’s Games N.Y. Islanders at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Bowl title. No games scheduled San Jose at Detroit, 8 p.m. claimed it Super Bowl Week in the age for the facility, which had tax- Tuesday’s Games Philadelphia at Washington, 8 p.m. Neither team has played in U.S. Minnesota at Columbus, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games state, and Minnesota Host Commit- payers paying nearly half the cost of San Jose at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Toronto at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. tee co-chairman Doug Baker prom- the $1.1 billion stadium. Bank Stadium. Florida at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Montreal at Carolina, 7 p.m. Though he joked about wearing a Anaheim at Boston, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Boston, 7 p.m. ised fans a week they won’t forget. Vikings owner Zygi Wilf said Mon- Ottawa at Carolina, 7 p.m. Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Many events include a local flair purple tie “in defiance,” Dayton said New Jersey at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Ottawa, 7 p.m. day the partnership that got the Tampa Bay at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7 p.m. and outdoor activities that seek to roofed stadium built “is a great tem- the state will set aside its disap- Montreal at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Vegas at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. pointment that the Vikings aren’t in Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. Los Angeles at Nashville, 8:30 p.m. turn the state’s snow and ice into a plate for other cities to see that it’s Los Angeles at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Calgary, 9 p.m. strength — what promoters are call- not just a one-way street.” Wilf said the Super Bowl and will welcome all Vegas at Calgary, 9 p.m. Dallas at Arizona, 9 p.m. Colorado at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Colorado at Edmonton, 9 p.m. ing the “Bold North.” that while locales in warmer cli- visitors, even suggesting: “Behave Wednesday’s Games Chicago at Vancouver, 10 p.m. “This is Minnesota. It’s not going mates are more likely to draw fu- yourselves — and dress warmly.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) An unexpected turn of events Channel your energy wisely. You’ll be tempted to take a Make the most of your day. Your Make personal adjustments An opportunity you are given should be handled cautiously. Don’t take on responsibilities last-minute trip or make a energetic approach to relation- that will boost your confidence should be looked at cautiously. Keep your personal information that don’t belong to you. Being hasty decision that could af- ships and physical challenges and make you feel and look Don’t feel pressured to make a secret. Double-check any in- taken advantage of will only fect your prospects. Stop and will change the way you do great. A promising offer will a hasty move. A snap decision formation you receive. Get the lead to resentment. Consid- think. Uncertainty should be a things. Motivation and perse- be made because of the way will lead to regret. Live within facts before you make a move. er your options carefully and, warning sign to sit tight. verance are highlighted. you present and promote your your means. skills and experience. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) above all, keep the peace. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Discuss your ideas and inten- CANCER (June 21-July 22) Keep moving and don’t stop SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) tions. Sharing with others will TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don’t mix emotions and money. until you have taken care of Learn all you can from people Partnerships will disappoint help you gain support and Don’t jump just because some- If you must make a decision re- all your responsibilities. Falling who have more experience or you if you are too quick to the help you need to follow one else does. Think and do garding health or a settlement, short or neglecting something knowledge about something agree or follow someone who through. A financial opportu- things that further your own try not to be objective. An op- important will not bode well that interests you. What you decides to make a last-minute nity looks promising if your ex- interests. Protect your home, portunity will only turn out well with someone depending on discover will make a difference change. Stand alone, if neces- pectations are realistic. family, position and reputation. if you are moderate. you. to your future. sary.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Relative gladly funds niece’s insurance, but not vacations Show your side suit or shortage first? DEAR ABBY: My could be an option. Bill Crawford, a comedian launched Roman Key Card 25-year-old niece still lives Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Would another move be and radio personality from Blackwood, but we have not at home. She works full Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, bad? Should we make a Pittsburgh, said, “When the discussed six-ace in this situ- time and attends college and was founded by her mother, final move before our question is either/or, the an- ation, so she settled for four online. She’s a hard work- daughter gets vested in swer is almost always both/ diamonds. Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at and.” Now I might have jumped er who doesn’t do drugs or DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los school and friends? It engage in risky behavior. I felt like that when faced to five spades, trying to in- Angeles, CA 90069. would put us within walk- with a bidding decision in this dicate my void, but I chose I pay her a bonus for ev- ing distance to several ery A she earns, and I also deal. Look at the North hand. four spades, a control-bid. families we spend a lot of After three passes, partner My partner then bid what she pay for her health insur- PROTECTIVE IN years. We have bought, time with and who love us opens one heart. What would thought she could make: six ance. While I gladly pay HOUSTON sold and moved many very much. We are afraid you respond? hearts. the college bonuses, I have times for all sorts of silly I had three choices, each West led the club king and, DEAR PROTECTIVE: of judgment from every- misgivings about continu- reasons. Our 5-year-old promising a maximum initial for want of anything better to You are obviously a gener- one. Please help us sort it ing to pay for her health daughter finally started pass: two clubs, Reverse Dru- do, tried to cash the club ace. ous person, but yes, you are out. insurance, even though I school, yet we don’t feel at ry, affirming three-plus hearts; Declarer ruffed, drew trumps being judgmental. Your can afford it. She doesn’t home here. We now realize HOPEFUL NOMADS or three diamonds, a fit-jump and claimed. She had one make much money at her niece is working, studying buying and selling may IN ILLINOIS by a passed hand showing spade, five hearts, five dia- job, but she goes out to and living a clean and not be for us, so we are four or more hearts and five- monds and the club ruff in restaurants and bars of- healthy life. You had a so- plus respectable diamonds; her hand. renting, but we still aren’t DEAR NOMADS: For- ten, attends concerts and cial life when you were or three spades, a splinter bid happy. get about the judgments. takes trips out of state your niece’s age; you indicating a singleton or void We moved here to be You will survive them. The three or four times a year. should not begrudge her older your daughter be- in that suit. having hers. close to my oldest and At Bridge Base Online, the When I was her age, I comes, the more difficult Going to restaurants, dearest friend, whose kids splinter bid won by a land- also went to college, moving away from the peo- worked a low-paying job bars and concerts is nor- are now grown, and to my slide, and more than half of ple she knows will be for and lived with my mother. mal for a young woman sister, who hardly talks to the North-South pairs reached her. If you are going to Although I went out with her age. However, if you us or sees us. My hus- six hearts. (One was doubled move to an environment by a West who thought his friends often, I never wast- prefer not to subsidize the band’s sister and her hus- ace-king would be two tricks. ed money on those other vacations because you feel band’s family love us and more compatible for you, treat us well. They have your husband and your South redoubled and scored things — especially vaca- they are excessive, discuss plus 1,620.) However, I pre- suggested we should move daughter, the time to do it tions. Should I continue your feelings with her be- ferred three diamonds. I am a is now, so her education paying her health insur- fore deciding what to do. by them. They have kids big believer in trying to uncov- ance for her? I don’t know our daughter’s age. The and social relationships er a double fit, because it will if I’m being judgmental or DEAR ABBY: My hus- only issue is possibly not will not be as disrupted as play so well. enabling irresponsible be- band and I have lived like finding a good home or they would be when she is Then, my wife might have havior. nomads for the last few school. Private school older.

EVENING TV LISTINGS TUESDAY’S TV JANUARY 30, 2018 CROSSWORD 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Greater Steves’ We’ll Meet Again (N) State of the Union 2018 The president Aman- Beyond Greater Stories- Frontline ^ PBS Boston Europe addresses the nation. (N) pour-PBS 100 Days Boston Stage WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Super Bowl Great- State of the Union 2018 The president WBZ Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show With $ CBS Fortune (N) est Commercials addresses the nation. (N) News James Corden WCVB News- Chronicle Fresh Off Fresh Off State of the Union 2018 The president News- Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline Page Six % ABC Center 5 the Boat the Boat addresses the nation. (N) Center 5 (N) TV (N) WBTS Boston Access Ellen’s Game of State of the Union 2018 The president Boston Tonight Show-J. Late Night With * NBC News (N) Games (N) addresses the nation. (N) News Fallon Seth Meyers (N) WFXT Ent. 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LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS

TOWN OF NAHANT COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CITY OF LYNN BOARD OF APPEALS THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council will hold a public hearing NOTICE OF HEARINGS Docket No. ES18P0034PM on Tuesday, February 13, 2018 at 8:00 P.M. in Council Chambers, on the Essex Probate and Family Court following A public hearing will be held by the BOARD OF APPEALS at the NAHANT TOWN 36 Federal Street petition: Petition of Price Rite at 391 Lynnway to amend the Special Permit HALL, Nahant, MA, on Tuesday, February 13, 2017 at: Salem, MA 01970 approval for a retail food store to allow the sale of wine and malt beverages by CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR package. 7:00 p.m on the petition filed by Everett Cole, owner of the property located at APPOINTMENT OF CONSERVATOR OR Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk 246 Wilson Road, Nahant, (AKA 119 Little Nahant Road), for an Appeal of OTHER PROTECTIVE ORDER PURSUANT TO Item: January 26, 30, 2018 Determination of Inspector of Buildings. The Building Inspector has denied a G.L. c. 190B, º5-304 & º5-405 building permit stating that the "proposed driveway is in violation of Section 6.05.D.3" of the zoning by-laws of the Town of Nahant in the following area: The In the matter of: James H Coviello, Jr. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS "proposed driveway is greater than the maximum of 20 feet allowed at the street Of: Saugus, MA THE TRIAL COURT lot line in residence districts." RESPONDENT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT (Person to be Protected/Minor) ESSEX , SS. Docket No. ES16P3597EA BOARD OF APPEALS, Jocelyn, Campbell, Chairman To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been filed by PETITION ON REPRESENTATION OF INSOLVENCY Item: January 30, February 6, 2018 Keith D. Coviello of Derry, NH in the above captioned matter alleging that James H Coviello, Jr. is in need of a To all persons interested in the estate of PRISCILLA M. O'BRIEN, late of LYNN in Conservator or other protective order and requesting that the County of ESSEX, deceased. NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Conservator to serve Without Surety on the bond. A petition has been presented to said Court by RICHARD L. CAMANN of LYNN in Premises: 38 Wildewood Drive, Lynnfield, Massachusetts The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is disabled, that a the County of ESSEX, Personal Representative, for authorization to file a protective order or appointment of a Conservator is necessary, and that proposed REPRESENTATION OF INSOLVENCY PETITION for reasons more fully set out in said By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain conservator is appropriate. The petition is on file with this court. petition filed JANUARY 2, 2018. mortgage given by Nubar K. Astarjian to Washington Mutual Bank, FA, said You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your mortgage dated February 27, 2006, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern) attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on If you desire to object thereto, you or your attorney should file a written Registry of Deeds, in Book 25422 at Page 453 and now held by Citibank, N.A., the return date of 02/27/2018. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline appearance in said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 12th not in its individual capacity but solely as Owner Trustee for PMT NPL Financing date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. day of FEBRUARY, 2018. 2014-1 by virtue of an assignment from PennyMac Corp., its successors or assigns If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in to Citibank, N.A., not in its individual capacity but solely as Owner Trustee for PMT the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written WITNESS, JENNIFER M.R. ULWICK, Esquire, First Judge of said Court this 8TH day NPL Financing 2014-1 dated October 25, 2016 and recorded November 16, appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific of January, 2018. 2016 in Book 35448 Page 207 in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register. Deeds, previously assigned by JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association to IMPORTANT NOTICE Item: January 30, 2018 PennyMac Corp. by virtue of an assignment dated April 18, 2014 and recorded The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the May 6, 2014 in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 33259 Page 362, previously assigned by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone THE TRIAL COURT organized and existing under an Act of Congress ("FDIC"), and acting in its may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Receivership capacity as Receiver of Washington Mutual Bank to JPMorgan Chase person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. Essex Probate and Family Court Bank, National Association dated February 13, 2014 and recorded March 14, WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. 36 Federal Street 2014 in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 33164 Date: January 16, 2018 Salem, MA 01970 Page 235 for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of Pamela Casey O'Brien Docket No. ES17P3066GD foreclosing the same, will be sold at Public Auction on February 21, 2018 at Register of Probate NOTICE AND ORDER: 11:00AM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises described Item: January 30, 2018 Petition for Appointment of in said mortgage, to wit: Guardian of a Minor

The land with the buildings and improvements thereon, in Lynnfied, Essex NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE In the interests of Aiden Joseph Knapp County, Massachusetts, shown as Lot 36 Wildewood Drive on plan entitled of Lynn, MA "Site Plan Wildewood Section II, Lynnfield, Mass.", owner: Wildewood Realty Premises: 82 Grant Street, Lynn, MA Minor Trust., Engineer: Hayes Engineering, Inc., dated November 23, 1972, duly NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES: recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 127, Plan 63 on By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a September 14, 1973. Said Lot 36 contains 27,000 square feet of land, more mortgage given by Minor filed on 10/16/2018 by or less, according to said plan. Oscar Pimentel and Crismely Bernabel to Bank of America, N.A. and now held by Karen C Knapp of Lynn, MA Bank of America, N.A., said mortgage dated September 15, 2005, and recorded will be held 12/12/2018 08:30 AM Review Hearing There is included in the conveyance the fee to Wildewood Drive as shown on with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24838, Page Located: Salem said plan. Said premises are also conveyed together with the right of way over 545; for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the the streets and ways as shown on said plan hereinabove referred to and also foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on February 12, 2018 at 11:00 Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written the streets and ways on plan recored in Plan Book 120, Plan 54, for all AM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises described in said response, you need to: purposes for which streets are commonly used or hereafter may be used in the mortgage, to wit: File the original with the Court; and Town of Lynnfield. Mail a copy to all interested parties at least 5 days before the hearing. A parcel of land together with the buildings thereon, situate in Lynn, Essex County, 3. Counsel for the Minor: The Minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the Said premises are conveyed subejct to and with the benefit of restrictions, Massachusetts and known as 82 Grant Street, being Lot No. 5 as shown on a plan right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. covenants, easements and agreements of record insofar as the same are of land of Charles O. Beede dated August 27, 1887 drawn by I.K. Harris, Surveyor, 4. Presence of the minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be applicable and affect the mortgaged premises. recorded with Essex South District Registry of deeds, Book of plans No. 5, Plan 17. present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best Said premises are also conveyed subject to Conveyance of Ways, Easements interests. and Utilities filed with said Deeds, Book 6187, Page 791. Being the same premises described by deed of Michael J. Gilroy & Gordon Cronin This is a Legal Notice: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights dated 8/11/80 Recorded with Essex County Registry of Deeds at Book 6725 Pg. has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, Being the same premises conveyed to this Mortgagor by deed recorded on 297. please contact an attorney for legal advice. September 7, 2004 with Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds in Date: January 5, 2018 Book 23356, Page 519. The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in Pamela Casey O'Brien the event of a typographical error in this publication. Register of Probate The description of the property that appears in the mortgage to be Item: January 30, 2018 foreclosed shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated September 15, 2005, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 24838, Page CITY OF LYNN For Mortgagors' Title see deed dated February 27, 2006, and recorded 544. March 1, 2006 in Book 25422 at Page 452 with the Essex County (Southern) Re: Demolition for 138 Williams Avenue Registry of Deeds. TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all Demolition for 12 Kenwood Terrace liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if You are hereby notified that the Lynn City Council held a public hearing on any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. September 26, 2017, at 8 p.m., in accordance with MGL, Chapter 139, S1. The TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all Council adjudged the above property to be a nuisance to the neighborhood and/or liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid a danger to the health, safety, and welfare of the people of Lynn, MA. Pursuant to any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place MGL, Ch. 111 S123, the Lynn City Council has ordered you, at your own expense, of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in to remove any nuisance, source of filth, or cause of sickness found upon your FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days property within twenty-four (24) hours from the date of receipt of this notice. If you by a certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of after the date of sale. fail to comply, the City of Lynn will, per order of the Lynn City Council, demolish the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, the building and/or the structures located upon your property as well as fine certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days after the Other terms to be announced at the sale. you not more than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) per day for every day date of sale. which you knowingly violate this notice. Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP In addition, the City of Lynn will record a lien on your property in order to recover Other terms to be announced at the sale. 1080 Main Street costs incurred in the demolition of your building and/or structure as permitted by Pawtucket, RI 02860 G.L. Ch. 139, S3A. Also, please be advised that you have three (3) days after you BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC Attorney for Bank of America, N.A. receive this notice to appeal the City Council's Decision to declare your property a 270 Farmington Avenue Present Holder of the Mortgage nuisance or danger to the health, safety, and welfare of the people of the City of Farmington, CT 06032 (401) 272-1400 Lynn. The above referenced appeal, pursuant to G.L. Ch. 139 S2, must be filed in Attorney for Citibank, N.A., not in its individual capacity Item: January 16, 23, 30, 2018 the Essex County Superior Court. but solely as Owner Trustee for PMT NPL Financing 2014-1 PER ORDER: Present Holder of the Mortgage (860) 677-2868 JANET L ROWE, CITY CLERK Item: January 30, February 6, 13, 2018 Item: January 29, 30, 31, 2018 TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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Royal court troubadour Andrew Perret heralds the king and queen at of 25 euros ($31) per per- the real sun lounge liz- “I love Mardi Gras,” the Little Rascals Mardi Gras Ball in Kenner, La., Thursday. son per stay, sparing its ards. The popular news- said 7-year-old Virginia guests the morning dash paper Bild, for example, Strong, who wore a 1950’s lies are as much a part Ariana Maria Ybarra, a feathered headdresses, Ca- to put a towel on a loung- noted “Wait a minute: the style polka dot dress with er to claim it for the day. of the revelry as anyone married mother with two jun Indians on horseback, Brits are worse than the a string of pearl beads — many say they’re the young girls. and kids tossing cups, British travelers to Germans, aren’t they?” around her neck. “It’s fun heart and soul of the hol- Ybarra said her fami- beads, toys, pralines, moon southern Europe have Thomas Cook, the Brit- to dress up and have fun iday. Children can be seen ly has been spending re- pies and other snacks. long complained that ish travel company cred- with your friends.” lining the parade routes, cent weeks preparing for “There’s something for diehard sun worshippers ited with inventing the The weeks-long cele- families spend weeks Chewbacchus, the Star everyone, and the great — especially the German package holiday, points bration leading up to Fat ones — get up early and no fingers, sticking with Tuesday is often perceived making costumes together Wars-themed walking pa- thing about it is that the claim loungers as soon as careful neutrality. as an adults-only holiday and there’s even kid-cen- rade in the city’s Marigny kids are just kids,” said hotel pools open and hog Instead, the company with drunken roguishness tered parades. neighborhood slated for Maureen Spittler, who the spaces all day, even insists its policy is about and women flashing their “This is the best quali- Feb. 3: “We’re going as a co-founded the parade in when they aren’t beside choice. Anyone can pay breasts for beads. And ty family time we get all family of Martians.” 1983 with her husband, the water. Videos on so- for a little marker on the to be fair, that’s certain- year, because we spend The largest of the kid Jack. Launched 35 years cial media have captured poolside chair that de- ly a factor in the French more weekends togeth- parades is Little Rascals, ago with about 50 kids moments that resemble notes a reserved seat. The Quarter’s famed Bourbon er costuming and going which has floats, march- and three floats, the pa- stampedes as pools open plan should cover 30 ho- Street festivities. But else- to parades together, and ing bands, dancing groups, rade now has nearly 20 and guests race in, tossing tels by the summer. where, children and fami- it’s just wonderful,” said Mardi Gras Indians in full floats and nearly 300 kids. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018 BUSINESS US stocks Small business headed for optimism slight pullback growing

ASSOCIATED PRESS Investors are gearing up ASSOCIATED PRESS for a busy week of poten- U.S. stocks were broad- tial market-moving corpo- Small business owners ly lower in late-afternoon rate news and economic began 2018 upbeat about trading Monday, on course how their companies will data. A slew of big-name to finish modestly below fare over the course of the companies are due to re- the market’s recent record year, according to a quar- port quarterly results this highs. Technology stocks, terly survey by Wells Far- week, including Apple, the biggest gainer in go and Gallup. Amazon, Microsoft, Face- 2017, accounted for much The two companies’ book and Google’s parent of the slide. Energy stocks index of owners’ expec- company Alphabet. also declined as crude oil tations for the next 12 “Combined, that’s 14.3 prices fell. Some retailers months rose to 65 in the and other consumer-fo- percent of the entire S&P PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS survey taken Jan. 2-9. cused companies were on 500 index in five com- That compared to 60 per- panies — $3.6 trillion in Keurig is buying Dr. Pepper Snapple Group Inc. to create a beverage pace for gains. Investors business with approximately $11 billion in annual sales. cent in a survey three had their eye on the lat- market cap — so this is months earlier. An overall est company earnings and a very important week,” index of owners’ optimism deal news, while also look- said Mike Baele, senior rose to 107 from 103. ing ahead to a busy week portfolio manager at U.S. The latest survey, which of corporate news and eco- Bank Private Wealth From now on, it’s questioned 603 owners, nomic data. Management. was taken more than two The Standard & Poor’s About a quarter of the weeks after the enact- 500 index fell 17 points, companies in the S&P 500 ment of the new tax law. or 0.6 percent, to 2,854 as have reported results so called Dr. Keurig The law raised the pros- of 3:44 p.m. Eastern Time. far this earnings season, pect of lower taxes for The Dow Jones industrial and some 65 percent of small customers as well those have delivered re- NEW YORK (AP) — Keurig is buying company Mondelez International. average slid 147 points, or Dr Pepper Snapple Group, bringing to- JAB owns several other coffee as company owners. sults that exceeded finan- 0.6 percent, to 26,469. The gether the make-at-home coffee brand brands, which Keurig Dr Pepper plans The economy, which cial analysts’ expectations, Nasdaq composite lost 40 with the company behind Dr Pepper to tap into. It wants to expand bottled grew 2.6 percent in the according to S&P Global points, or 0.5 percent, to soda, Mott’s apple juice and Snapple iced coffees under the Krispy Kreme, fourth quarter and 2.3 Market Intelligence. 7,465. The Russell 2000 iced tea. Stumptown and Peet’s names, all of percent for all of 2017, is Beyond company earn- index of smaller-company The combination lets the company which are owned by JAB. The holding also a factor in increas- ings, the market will be stocks gave up 6 points, or offer “hot and cold beverages to satisfy company also owns the Panera Bread ing optimism, said Wells 0.4 percent, to 1,601. The sizing up new data on every consumer throughout the day,” restaurant chain. And Keurig sells cof- Fargo Senior Economist stock market is coming off U.S. jobs, manufacturing said Larry Young, chief executive of Dr fee pods under the Green Mountain Mark Vitner. its biggest single-day gain and consumer sentiment. Pepper Snapple. and Donut Shop names. “Many small business since March 2017. They’ll also be watching Keurig Dr Pepper, the name of the Its pods, which are placed in the cof- owners believe that strong “It may just be we’ve Tuesday night’s State of new company, plans to expand its bot- fee makers and thrown out, have been momentum will carry over had a really good run and the Union address and tled iced coffee offerings that are sold criticized by environmental advocates into 2018,” he said. people are taking profit listening for any devel- at supermarkets and convenience as contributing to more waste. The The survey also showed off the table right now,” opments out of a two-day stores. And the combined company company previously announced that it that hiring plans are said Randy Frederick, meeting of the Federal Re- will tap into each other’s distribution plans to make all its pods, which are creeping higher, in line vice president of trading serve’s policymaking com- network, bringing the brands to more called K-Cups, recyclable by 2020. with the findings of other & derivatives at Charles mittee that ends Wednes- stores and online retailers. Keurig said Monday that Dr Pep- recent surveys. A third of Schwab. day. There’s also a chance that more of Dr per Snapple shareholders will receive the owners surveyed by Pepper Snapple’s brands will be turned $103.75 per share in a special cash Wells Fargo and Gallup into pods that are placed into Keurig’s dividend and keep 13 percent of the said they’ll be hiring over single-serve brewing machines to make combined company. Dr Pepper Snapple the next 12 months. That’s drinks. Some Snapple flavors are al- shareholders still must approve the up 1 percentage point ready sold as Keurig pods. deal. from the previous survey, The combined company will have Keurig Dr Pepper will trade publicly taken in November. about $11 billion in annual sales, which after the deal closes, which is expected Businesses in the home still makes it far smaller than soda to happen in the second quarter. A new remodeling industry are makers PepsiCo Inc. and Coca-Cola Co., ticker symbol hasn’t been announced expected to have a solid which had 2016 sales of $63 billion and yet, the company said. Keurig will stay 2018, according to a study $41 billion, respectively. in its Waterbury, Vt., headquarters, by Harvard University’s Shares of Dr Pepper Snapple Group and Dr Pepper Snapple will remain in Joint Center for Housing Inc. soared 24 percent to $118.75 on Plano, Texas. Studies. Monday. Keurig CEO Bob Gamgort, who will The center’s quarterly Keurig Green Mountain Inc. became a lead the new company, highlighted Dr Leading Indicator of Re- privately-held company in 2016 when it Pepper Snapple’s Bai brand as “driving modeling Activity fore- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was acquired by Europe’s JAB Holding significant growth” during a confer- casts 7.5 percent growth Trader John Panin works on the floor of the Company in a partnership with snack ence call with investors. in spending by home- New York Stock Exchange Monday. owners on improvements and repairs compared to what they spent in 2017. Spending grew 6.3 per- Here’s a different look at allowances cent last year. The strong economy and rising home sales prices By Liz Weston Adults who plan ahead for large, irregular eber says. “If you don’t have more money com- have helped lift demand ASSOCIATED PRESS expenses are 10 times more likely to be finan- ing for a while but a larger-than-usual pile in for home improvements, cially healthy than those who don’t, accord- front of you, there will just be that many more said Chris Herbert, man- Here’s an idea: Hand your teenagers hun- ing to a study by the nonprofit Center for Fi- and bigger tests of your will.” dreds of dollars in one lump sum and leave it ager of the Harvard center, nancial Services Innovation. Those who have We switched to the lump sum approach A 7.5 percent increase up to them to manage the money for the next, a regular savings habit are four times more two years ago, when our daughter was still say, six to 12 months. would be the strongest likely to be financially healthy. in middle school. I totted up what we’d spent gain in home remodeling Anyone who’s ever had or been a teenager on clothes for her in the previous year, added spending since before the may quail at the thought, but experts say this in a 10 percent fudge factor and plunked the Great Recession began, approach actually can work much better than ‘The problem with weekly money into her savings account just in time the center said. a weekly allowance in teaching older kids or even monthly money for back-to-school shopping. We told her the Small businesses with- about personal finance. money needed to cover her clothing purchases out dedicated human re- “It gives them that all-important experience is that the cash simply for the next year, and that it was up to her to sources employees or HR of managing their money,” says Janet Bodnar, comes too often.’ make sure it lasted. consultants can make mis- former editor of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Which she did. She discovered her money takes with employees that magazine and author of “Raising Money went a lot farther at thrift and consignment can be costly. SCORE, the Smart Kids.” ‘’The key is that kids have re- Lump sums can teach teens the skills need- stores than it did at the mall. She felt the pain organization that provides sponsibility to go along with the money.” ed to develop those habits, says Ron Lieber, a of wasted money when an impulse purchase free counseling to small The problem with weekly or even monthly al- personal finance columnist for The New York went unworn. She wrestled with whether to business owners, is spon- lowances is that the cash simply comes too often. Times and author of the book “The Opposite spend a huge chunk of her budget on Dr. Mar- soring an online seminar If your kid blows hers, she just has to wait a lit- of Spoiled.” tens. (She eventually asked for them as her about five common and po- tle while to get more. Less frequent lump sums, Lump sums “train and test teens in self-re- birthday present.) tentially serious mistakes on the other hand, can teach teenagers how to straint, in anticipating medium-term needs, Make the lump sum big enough, but not that employers make. It plan and save for future expenses — two crucial in telling the difference between wants and too big. Skimping on the amount won’t leave will be held Thursday, Feb. habits they’ll need to get ahead financially. needs, and in setting goals and priorities,” Li- teens enough room to make choices. 1 at 1 p.m. /&&/&&%
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