SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2018 Barely time to breathe Lynn mayor marks rst 30 days in of ce By Thor Jourgensen ITEM NEWS EDITOR LYNN — Floods, re and city nance worries — Mayor Thomas M. McGee has packed much into his rst 30 days as the city’s chief executive. Lynn’s 58th mayor, surrounded by fami- ly and friends, savored the moment when he was sworn into of ce during his Jan. 2 inaugural. But McGee barely had a day Lynn Mayor Thom- to spare before the demands of his new as M. McGee looks job became reality. He was surrounded by out on the city from police, re and Inspectional Services De- his of ce. partment representatives on Jan. 4 as the

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK McGEE, A7 Homecoming Dads, daughters for new Peabody dance the Chamber night away director By Adam Swift ITEM STAFF PEABODY — Malden’s loss is Peabody’s gain. The Peabody Area Chamber of Com- merce has hired Jenna Coccimiglio as their new executive director. She has led the Malden Chamber since 2013, and will By Daniel Kane dance. start her new position next month. FOR THE ITEM “It’s our rst time, we’re having a blast,” they said. “We’re pleased to welcome Jenna to MARBLEHEAD — Amelie Benner the Peabody Area Chamber of Com- DJ Kathy Zerkle led the crowd and her father, Greg, went all out on through a variety of popular dances, merce team,” said Christopher Feazel, the Greg Ben- the dance  oor Friday night as he games like the limbo, and changed board’s chairman and an A ac sales coor- ner lifts his swung her around by her arms at the pace with a slow dance several times dinator. “With her years of chamber and daughter, Marblehead Community Center. throughout the night. management experience, we’re con dent Amelie, 6, “We’ve been excited all week and she she will have a positive impact in shaping up in the has been looking up all sorts of swing “The kids are amazing,” she said. the growth of our business members.” air as they dancing videos,” he said. Taking a break from dancing there The chamber role will be a return to dance It was all part of the fun at the 8th was also a build-your-own-cookie table working in Peabody for Coccimiglio. Be- during the annual Daddy Daughter Dance held along with other refreshments. fore joining the Malden Chamber, she Daddy by the Marblehead Recreation and Hazell Wright and Camilla Cross were worked for the Simon Property Group, one Daughter Parks department. two of the many girls piling on purple and pink frosting, along with candies, to of the largest mall owners in the country, Dance in Fathers, grandfathers, and guard- create a delicious masterpiece. including a position as guest service man- Marble- ians and their girls lled the gymna- “It’s my rst time at a dance,” Wright ager for the Northshore Mall. head on sium which served as a tting dance said. “I’m excited about the opportunity to Friday.  oor with colorful disco lights and glow be instrumental in promoting business sticks lighting up the scene and pink Camilla and her father, Joe Cross, growth in the greater business community ITEM PHOTO | and purple balloons spread through- were continuing a tradition, attending and look forward to ful lling the needs of SPENSER HASAK out the  oor. their third Daddy Daughter Dance. our current membership while contribut- Father and daughter Kiley and Steve “It’s nice to get all dressed up and ing some fresh ideas,” she said. “As a busi- Lewis were also busting some nice looking nice,” he said. “It’s been amaz- ness owner myself, I believe passionately moves before partaking in the chicken ing so far.” PEABODY, A7 Giving a legend his due

Who’s your By Bella diGrazia Zion Baptist Church representative FOR THE ITEM Brenda Womack, author Tom Dalton sweetheart? and Mass Humanities representative LYNN — Frederick Douglass is one of Wendy Joseph met each other while Did you literally the best-known abolitionists in Ameri- attending a variety of local events. The bump into your future can history. group formed the Douglass 200 Com- betrothed on a crowd- What is less known is Douglass’s time mittee to highlight all that took place ed street? Is the love of in Lynn during the pivotal years of his when Douglass and his family lived in your life the little kid career. A group of Lynn historians have Lynn. you teased on the play- joined together to shed light on one of “Douglass, who died in 1895, was ig- ground? Is your intend- the city’s best-kept secrets. nored for decades. And the famous au- ed the person you end- “This is an opportunity for Lynn, and tobiography about his life as a slave ed up sharing a plate I think it’s long overdue, to embrace was actually written in Lynn,” said of spaghetti with on not just our place in Douglass’s history Dalton. “The book ends with the words a double date? Or is it but really the important role Douglass ‘I subscribe myself, Frederick Douglass, the person you “swiped ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE played in our own history as a city,” Lynn, MA. April 28, 1845.” right”? The Douglass 200 members, from left, sitting, said Lynn Museum Executive Director Dalton, a former Item reporter who The Daily Item/Item- Wendy Joseph and Tom Dalton, standing, Bren- Drew Russo. live.com will have a da Womack, Drew Russo, and Julia Greene. Russo, local historian Julia Greene, DOUGLASS, A7 Valentine’s Day section feature sharing roman- tic memories and tales of how loved bloomed. Rail trail on track with funding boost INSIDE We invite you to share In Lynn your stories by sending By Thomas Grillo ty Trail in Lynn, Everett, Malden, is looking at the trail as one proj- KIPP Academy celebrates them with the subject 10th anniversary. A3 line Sweethearts to ITEM STAFF Revere, and Saugus. ect. Up until now, each communi- [email protected] by “This is huge,” said Clay Larson, ty has been developing it on their LYNN — A $12 million rail trail project director of Bike to the Sea, own.” In Opinion Friday, Feb. 9 by 5 p.m. that would connect the city to four Shribman: Clash of The best story wins a nonpro t that has been working When completed in 2020, the communities received a $1.5 mil- the cultures. A4 a $100 gift card to the for 25 years to promote construc- trail will span 12 miles along the lion boost this week. Tides Restaurant. tion of the bike and pedestrian former Saugus Branch Railroad In Sports The Baker administration re- trail from Malden to the Lynn and which operated from 1853 to 1958. Big Blue take down leased the cash to fund the design Revere waterfront. “It’s exciting Vikings on special night. B1 of the Northern Strand Communi- because for the rst time, the state RAIL TRAIL, A7

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Elaine R. Lander, 74 US prosecutor: Oregon has big 1944-2018 pot overproduction problem Elaine Ryan Land- giving person. She er, 74, of Liberty Park, contributed so much passed away peace- to her family, her By Gillian Flaccus na is being produced and fully at home with friends and her com- ASSOCIATED PRESS how much of it winds up her family on Jan. 29, munity. From bringing on the black market, he PORTLAND, Ore. — Or- 2018. therapy pets to visit said. egon’s top federal pros- She was prede- residents in the nurs- Williams last month ceased by her par- ing home to volun- ecutor said Friday the wrote a guest column in ents, Dr. Roswell teering with Special state has a “formidable” a newspaper in which he Oliver and Mary Olympics to working problem with marijuana said the surplus attracts Catherine Woods, and her with Habitat for Humanity. She overproduction that winds criminal networks and son David Ross Ryan. She is was deeply committed to her up on the black market generates money laun- survived by her husband of al- family, with an especially close and that he wants to work dering, drug violence and most 40 years, Warren Land- bond with her grandsons. with state and local lead- draws down water sup- er; their daughter, Karen Ryan; She worked for many years ers and the pot industry to plies in rural communi- their grandsons, John and An- in customer service at Verizon do something about it. ties. drew Kaligandis; her brother, and then went on to become a U.S. Attorney Billy Wil- “Here’s what I know in Robert Woods; and her sister, master gardener. She enjoyed liams convened the un- terms of the landscape Catherine Hopp. playing cards and socializing precedented summit of here in Oregon, and that Elaine was a warm, kind and with her friends in The Villages. influential federal law is, we have an identifiable enforcement representa- and formidable marijuana tives, state officials and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS overproduction and diver- marijuana industry sci- U.S. Attorney for the District of Oregon Billy sion problem,” he said Fri- ons after Attorney Gener- day. Kevin W. Carlton, 48 J. Williams, right, talks with Oregon Gov. Kate al Jeff Sessions withdrew Williams added: “And 1969-2018 an Obama administration Brown before the start of a marijuana summit make no mistake about memo that had guided in Portland, Ore., Friday. LYNN — Kevin W. the late Christopher it, we’re going to do some- Carlton, 48, of Lynn, A. Joyce of Lynn. Also states with legalized weed thing about it.” passed away sud- Kathy and Dennis Har- on how to avoid federal Gov. Kate Brown, a Dem- scinded the so-called Cole There is general agree- denly on Jan. 31, rell of Lynn, and Peter scrutiny. ocrat, told guests that Wil- memo. U.S. attorneys in ment that marijuana from 2018. Harrell of Hawaii. Also The meeting included liams has assured mem- states where marijuana is Oregon does wind up in He was the beloved his uncle, the late Wil- representatives from 13 bers of her administration legal under state law now other states where it isn’t son of Barbara C. liam E. Carlton of Lynn other U.S. attorney’s offic- that “lawful Oregon busi- face the delicate question legal. Still, it’s hard to (Joyce) and Richard and his aunt, the late es, the FBI, the U.S. Post- nesses remain stakehold- of how to do their jobs and say if pot smuggling has C. Carlton of Lynn. Judith Gilligan of Pea- al Inspection Service, the ers in this conversation hew to the federal ban. gotten worse in Oregon He was the brother body. Kevin was the U.S. Forest Service and and not targets of law en- Williams sought to calm — where illicit pot farm- of Chris Carlton, who passed grandson of the late Mary and U.S. Customs and Border forcement.” fears among pot growers, ers were thriving long away in 2008. Christopher Joyce and the late Protection. U.S. attorneys The marijuana industry but said the market has a before recreational legal- Kevin graduated from Lynn Doris Harrell, the late Ernest from California, Washing- has been watching federal problem that must be ad- ization — or how much of English High School in 1987. Carlton, all of Lynn. ton, Colorado, Idaho, Alas- prosecutors in states with dressed. Everyone needs the marijuana leaving the He leaves his aunt, Mary P. Service information: Ser- ka and Montana attended legalized weed like Oregon a “bottom-line answer” on state filters out from the Joyce of Wakefield, his uncle, vices are private. in person. closely since Sessions re- how much excess marijua- legal side.

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Right-to-work holdouts facing Officials quiet on publication is changing Northern Pass rejection its name. The staff at The Cru- new efforts to change labor laws BOSTON (AP) — Mas- sader announced Friday sachusetts officials say the paper will now be By John Seewer they might be forced to known as The Spire. ASSOCIATED PRESS The new name pays select a different project TOLEDO, Ohio — homage to the distinctive to deliver clean energy Hemmed in by a growing twin spires of Fenwick into the state. number of states that A spokesman for the Hall, Holy Cross’ main building and the oldest block mandatory union state’s energy office re- fees in workplaces, hold- leased a carefully-worded structure on the Jesuit school’s Worcester cam- out states in the Midwest statement on Friday, one are facing renewed at- day after New Hamp- pus. An editorial Friday said tempts to enact so-called shire regulators rejected right-to-work laws. Northern Pass, the Ever- the change had nothing Missouri’s new law will source-backed project to do with “the nomi- go to a statewide referen- that Massachusetts had nal association with a dum in November, while chosen to deliver hydro- poorly-circulated KKK a pair of Republican power from Quebec. newspaper,” but because lawmakers in Ohio an- The statement does not of the violence and mas- nounced last month they mention Northern Pass sacres associated with the want to put the issue be- by name, but notes the medieval Crusades. state’s procurement pro- The name change was fore voters in two years. cess requires that utility made without input from With many of their companies conclude con- the college’s administra- neighboring states — tract negotiations with tion or trustees, who are some with deep ties to the selected project by meeting this weekend to organized labor — al- ready adopting right-to- March 27. weigh whether to keep FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Spokesman Peter Lo- the Crusader as the work laws, the question is renz says if the contracts school’s sports mascot. whether unions and their The AFL-CIO protests proposed Right to Work Legislation on the South- cannot be finalized, the Democratic supporters east corner of the State House in Columbus, Ohio. selection process would Judge grants bail to man will able to stop the next have to be revisited and suspected of hiding body domino from falling. ing Michigan, Wisconsin, don’t do this, we will see strictions that failed over- another project named to In a right-to-work state, West Virginia and Ken- states like Indiana and whelmingly in a statewide advance. WORCESTER (AP) — employees can’t be re- tucky followed — leaving Michigan pull away,” said vote in 2011. Ohio’s Re- The Massachusetts man quired to pay union dues Ohio, Illinois and Missouri Rep. Craig Riedel, an Ohio publican Gov. John Kasich, Sen. Markey: Spend $1B to authorities say hid the or fees. But unions that nearly surrounded. Republican who wants the who has said right-to-work are the exclusive bargain- Right-to-work backers GOP-controlled the legis- isn’t a priority, also will be develop universal flu vaccine body of an acquaintance who died at a party at ing representative still in those three remaining lature to put six right-to- out of office by then. BOSTON (AP) — U.S. his home and then lied to must represent all em- states contend they’re work amendments on the Union leaders in the Sen. Edward Markey is police about it has been ployees, even those who now at a disadvantage 2020 ballot. state who contend that calling on the country granted $7,500 bail. don’t pay. and in danger of being left Waiting until then, he right-to-work rules mean to spend $1 billion to The Telegram & Gazette It wasn’t long ago that behind because they be- said, will give their side lower wages and less develop a universal flu reports that 32-year-old Indiana became the first lieve the laws make near- time to explain the de- protection for workers al- vaccine. Xavier Broughton ap- Rust Belt state to enact by states more business tails and show how they’re ready have started push- The Massachusetts peared in court Friday. right-to-work in 2012. friendly and attract jobs. different from proposed ing back, putting up bill- Democrat said the deadly Broughton has pleaded not Nearby states includ- “My fear is that if we collective bargaining re- boards around Ohio. flu season shows the need guilty to charges of disin- for a better vaccine. terment of a human body Markey called for the and misleading police in New data: Child abuse deaths on increased spending the death of Justin Ramos. during a press conference Police found the Friday at Massachusetts 27-year-old Ramos’ body General Hospital, which Monday under cardboard the rise, notably in Texas, Indiana boxes and paper bags on has seen 10 deaths and “It breaks my heart for of children who have no- liminary report released a porch at Broughton’s By Brian Slodysko 150 hospitalizations the kids in this state right where else to turn,” wrote Worcester home. He had and David Crary Thursday found the state related to the flu this ASSOCIATED PRESS now,” said Juvenile Judge Mary Beth Bonaventura, a has an inadequate case season. been missing since Jan. 7. Marilyn A. Moores, whose former juvenile judge ap- management system. A Centers for Disease INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis courtroom pointed to lead the agency In Texas, abuse-related Control and Prevention Woman pleads guilty to Newly released federal has seen a surge in child by then-Gov. Mike Pence fatalities have continued report released Friday figures show a sharp rise collecting husband’s benefits welfare cases due to the in 2013. confirmed that the flu in child abuse fatalities in to rise despite high-level opioid epidemic. In recent years, the num- season continues to BOSTON (AP) — A the U.S., with the bulk of personnel changes at the “Traditional systems of ber of child welfare cases in intensify. Massachusetts woman the increase occurring in child welfare agency, new early warning are over- Indiana has skyrocketed, One of every 14 visits to has pleaded guilty to two states — Indiana and legislative appropriations, doctors and clinics were stealing her late hus- Texas — where child-wel- whelmed. And parents, be- rising from about 13,000 in and a federal judge, Ja- for symptoms of the flu, band’s Social Security fare agencies have been in cause of addiction, aren’t 2012 to nearly 24,000 last nis Graham Jack, declar- according to a CDC report benefits for over a decade. disarray. seeking intervention be- year. Funding, meanwhile, ing in 2015 that the fos- covering the week ending Susan Condon plead- According to a report re- cause their kids are going has not kept pace, said ter care system violated Jan. 27. That’s the highest ed guilty Thursday to leased this week by the to be removed,” she added. Cathy Graham, executive the constitutional rights level since the swine flu theft of public funds and Department of Health and “It allows kids to die. It’s director of the Indiana As- of youngsters’ placed in pandemic in 2009. making false statements Human Services, there a fact.” sociation of Resources and long-term foster care. in U.S. District Court in were 1,700 fatalities result- Long festering problems Child Advocacy. College newspaper Boston. ing from child maltreat- in Indiana’s child welfare Advocates paint a pic- system exploded into pub- ture of an agency in changes name Authorities say the ment reported in fiscal year 781-593-7700 65-year-old Orleans 2016, compared to 1,589 lic view in December, when perpetual triage, with Publishing Daily, except Sundays WORCESTER (AP) — woman collected more the previous year — a 7 the director of the Depart- caseworkers spread so USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 The student newspaper than $180,000 in benefits percent increase. The fig- ment of Child Services thin that they have little Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional offices. at the College of the Holy as a representative payee ures encompass data from resigned with a scathing choice but to cut corners. letter that accused Repub- The agency does not have Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Cross in Massachusetts for her husband from every state but Maine, as Subscriptions that shared its name the time he died in April well as from the District of lican Gov. Eric Holcomb enough caseworkers to Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States with a Ku Klux Klan 2004 until last February. Columbia and Puerto Rico. of making management meet a minimum require- $20.00 for 4 weeks Authorities say in 2015 Accounting for most of changes and service cuts ment set in state law and $65.00 for 13 weeks Condon falsely reported the increase were Texas, that “all but ensure chil- turnover has been a major $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year IN MEMORIAM she had used the benefits where fatalities jumped dren will die.” problem, according to the KENNY REID Send payment to and POSTMASTER, 1992 ~ FEBRUARY 3 ~ 2018 for her husband. from 162 to 217, and Indi- “I choose to resign, rath- agency’s most recent an- send address changes to: Remembering my dad, my hero. Condon faces up to 15 ana, where the death toll er than be complicit in nual report. The Daily Item Love from your little girl. years in prison when she more than doubled from decreasing the safety, per- Holcomb launched a re- 110 Munroe St. Lovingly remembered and sadly is sentenced May 7. 34 to 70. manency and well-being view in December. A pre- P.O. Box 5 missed, Donna and John Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2018 A3 LYNN Near and far

Boston’s skyline provides the backdrop for these businesses on the Lynnway in this view from High Rock Tower in Lynn.

ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON Go Pats! KIPP Academy celebrates 10th anniversary

LYNN — The KIPP Fam- in Lynn and Boston. ily and Community Learn- “Lifelong learning does ing Center is celebrating have a transformational its 10th anniversary as a impact,” said Carvajal. hub for community edu- “Research from the Cen- cation and fellowship for ter on the Developing Lynn’s families. Child at Harvard has The Center began at 25 demonstrated that build- Bessom St., KIPP Lynn ing adult capabilities im- Academy’s first location. proves child outcomes.” In 2012, when KIPP Acad- The Center also offers emy Lynn Collegiate High immigration and citizen- School opened at 90 High ship workshops and 50 Rock St., the Center moved residents became U.S. citi- there. Though the pro- zens through the Center’s grams are run by KIPP programming. schools, the classes are “I am so grateful for be- open to all, 60 percent of ing able to receive classes participants are not KIPP provided by the Family parents. Participants live and Community Learning in Lynn and surrounding program,” said participant communities with people Yaniris Rojas. “Thanks to from more than 40 coun- the citizenship classes, I tries attending the school. COURTESY PHOTO am now a U.S. citizen, and More than 2,000 people even though I’ve been el- Mayor Thomas M. McGee (center front) and City Hall workers showed their Patriots spirit on Friday. over a decade have taken igible to become a citizen part in the free program- for a long time, it wasn’t ming. Today, more than 300 until I received those adult learners are enrolled, What is Lynn reading? Top 10 fiction classes and guidance from with a waiting list of 700. the professor that made KIPP’s long-range plan me feel ready to begin the is to offer free adult edu- titles borrowed from the library in 2017 naturalization process.” cation to more than 700 The Family and Com- 1. Never Never by a smile plastered to his Beverly, setting in motion a man who doesn’t exist. Lynn residents. The Family and Commu- munity Learning Center James Patterson. face all the time? the dissolution of their Craig Gisto has promised is also a site for voter reg- Never assume you know 4. The Whistler by marriages and the joining Eliza Moss that his elite nity Learning Center offers classes such as English as istration, and free for use someone. Harry Blue is John Grisham. of two families. team at Private Sydney for local groups includ- 7. No Man’s Land by a Second Language, Finan- the top sex crimes inves- We expect judges to be will investigate the dis- ing Entrepreneurship for tigator in her department. honest and wise. Their David Baldacci. cial and Computer Liter- appearance of her father. All, La Vida Scholars, the She’s a seasoned profes- integrity and impartiality Special Agent John Pull- acy and Zumba, with free After all, as CEO of a Highlands Coalition, the sional who’s seen it all. are the bedrock of the judi- er, combat veteran and the child care for the duration high-profile research com- Lynn City Council (may- But even she didn’t see cial system. We trust them army’s most tenacious in- of each session. The class- pany, Eric Moss shouldn’t oral debate and a Ward this coming: her broth- to ensure fair trials, pro- vestigator, is back. Puller’s es take place at the High be difficult to find. Except 4 polling site) and others er arrested for the grisly tect litigants’ rights, pun- mother, Jackie, vanished Rock campus on Tuesday, it’s not just the man who’s who have been able to of- murders of three beautiful ish those who do wrong, 30 years ago from Fort Wednesday and Thursday young women. and oversee the flow of Monroe, Va., when Puller gone missing. Despite the evenings from 6-8 p.m. fer programming to sup- 2. Cross The Line by justice. But what happens was a child. Paul Rog- most advanced technolo- The Center also hosts port the Lynn community. James Patterson. when a judge bends the ers has been in prison for gy at their disposal, they potlucks, book clubs, mov- “KIPP is an anchor in In all of Alex Cross’s law or takes a bribe? 10 years, but before that, find every trace of him has ie nights, and civic en- this community,” said years with homicide, 5. Small Great Things he was at Fort Monroe. vanished too. gagement classes, as well Kevin Moforte, executive Washington, D.C., has by Jodi Picoult. One night three decades 10. Since We Fell by as workshops on parent- director of Entrepreneur- never been more danger- Ruth Jefferson is a labor ago, Puller’s and Rogers’ Dennis Lehane. ing, housing, and fuel as- ship for All in Lynn. “They ous. After shots pierce and delivery nurse at a worlds collided with dev- The novel follows former sistance. open their doors to organi- the tranquil night calm of Connecticut hospital with astating results, and the journalist Rachel Childs, Hugo Carvajal, director zations like ours and oth- Rock Creek Park, a man is many years of experience. truth has been buried ever who, after an on-air men- of Family and Community ers to be able to work and dead. What looks at first During her shift, Ruth be- since. Until now. tal breakdown, lives as Learning, has been at the collaborate on programs. like road rage, might be gins a routine checkup on 8. Night School: A Jack a shut-in. But in all oth- helm of this program since KIPP is incredibly gener- something more sinister. a newborn, only to be told Reacher Novel by er respects, she enjoys a its inception. Carvajal ous with their resources. built the program from a They are always trying to But Alex has only just she’s been reassigned to Lee Child. great life with an ideal few classes a decade ago to bring the city and people begun asking questions another patient. The par- In the latest Jack Reach- husband. Until a chance more than 20 classes being of Lynn together to work to when he’s called across ents are white suprema- er novel, it’s 1996, and encounter on a rainy af- taught for 12 hours weekly make Lynn a better place.” town to investigate a new cists and don’t want Ruth, Reacher is still in the ternoon causes that ide- murder, one that hits close who is black, to touch their army. In the morning they al life to fray. Lured into to home: the city’s chief of child. The hospital com- give him a medal. In the a conspiracy thick with detectives. plies with their request. afternoon they send him 3. A Man Called Ove by But the next day, the baby back to school. That night deception, violence, and Fredrik Backman. goes into cardiac distress he’s off the grid. Two other possibly madness, Rachel Ove is a curmudgeon, the while Ruth is alone in the men are in the classroom, must find the strength kind of man who points nursery. Does she obey an FBI agent and a CIA within herself to conquer call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 at people he dislikes as if orders or does she inter- analyst. Each is first-rate, unimaginable fears and to start your they were burglars caught vene? off a big win, and each is mind-altering truths. daily subscription. outside his bedroom win- 6. Commonwealth by wondering what the hell Source: Lynn Public Li- dow. He has staunch prin- Ann Patchett. they are doing there. Then brary, Barnes and Noble. ciples, strict routines, and One afternoon in Cali- they find out. a short fuse. People call fornia, Bert Cousins ar- 9. 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Retail and Online He’s one of the few with even a One of the cities has Philadel- Advertising trace of ambiguity over this clash phia Cream Cheese (so named [email protected] between two East Coast cities because in 1872 Philadelphia with Colonial heritages, power- was considered the American city ADVERTISING house universities, sprawling of the highest taste), while the Peter Battinelli medical complexes — and sports other has the Boston cream pie Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 fans regarded by outsiders as ut- (developed in 1856 by the Parker [email protected] terly obnoxious. House Hotel in Boston). One has Ernie Carpenter Jr. “My Philadelphia friends think an Oyster House on Philadel- Director of Advertising that Boston fans are spoiled,” phia’s Sansom Street (founded and Business Development, ext. 1355 says Brennan, “and my Boston in 1976), the other has the Union [email protected] friends think they deserve their Oyster House (founded in 1826 Michele Iannaco success.” and the favorite of both Daniel Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 Says Jonathan Papelbon, the Webster and John F. Kennedy). [email protected] baseball closer who pitched in Then again, Boston has Park- Ralph Mitchell FILE PHOTO | NHAT V. MEYER/BAY AREA NEWS GROUP/TNS both cities, first for the Red Sox er House rolls (developed 150 Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 From left, the San Francisco 49ers’ Eli Har- and then for the Phillies: “There’s years ago at the Boston hotel on [email protected] real passion in both cities, but old, Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid kneel School Street), while there are Patricia Whalen during the national anthem before their Philadelphia fans are really in two Philadelphia rolls: one a su- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 game against the Dallas Cowboys on Oct. 2, the game and not so much in shi dish made of smoked salmon, [email protected] 2016, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. Boston.” cream cheese and cucumber and That’s one curveball that won’t the other a large wad of cash, BUSINESS OFFICE be received warmly in Boston, wrapped in a $100 bill on the Susan J. Conti From South Carolina, where Papelbon threw the strike- outside. Philadelphia has Rocky Controller, ext. 1288 out that won the World Series for (the heroic figure at the center [email protected] the Red Sox in 2007. of more than a half-dozen films), Ted Grant how to ruin a perfectly In truth, the enmity between while the Boston area has Egg Publisher, ext. 1234 the two cities goes back centu- Rock (an island outcropping in [email protected] ries. In America’s Federalist pe- Nahant Bay about two miles Marian Kinney good Super Bowl riod, Boston was an Anglophile off the coast of Swampscott, the ext. 1212 redoubt while Philadelphia was beach town where I grew up). [email protected] There is no more American event than the Su- Francophilic. Boston was the One of the Bostonians for whom source of pre-Revolutionary agi- Will Kraft per Bowl. That’s why Sunday is a veritable na- Philadelphia has the lowest re- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 tional holiday that will be celebrated by more tation; Philadelphia was the sec- gard is Arnold (Red) Auerbach, [email protected] than 100 million Americans who will watch the ond capital of the United States. whose astonishing skein of nine Benjamin Franklin had roots Jennifer Perez game. It is the hottest musical entertainment NBA championships in 10 years in both cities. He left them both ext. 1205 draw of the year, with the most well-known mu- came between the Philadelphia [email protected] 1,000 pounds sterling and, know- sicians vying every year to play during halftime. Warriors’ crown in the 1955- ing a bit about compound inter- Mike Shanahan The Super Bowl is so influential, it has made 56 season and the Philadelphia est, instructed the cities that Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 30-second commercials something people eager- 76ers’ championship in the 1966- [email protected] they could touch about half only ly anticipate rather than a time to make a bath- 67 season. after 100 years and the remain- Carolina Trujillo room run during a lull in the action. About a decade later, Thomas der in another 100 years. Boston Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 This year, the sport has become a kind of Ror- Foley, now the president of Mt. invested its money better than [email protected] schach test for patriotism after dozens of NFL Aloysius College in Cresson, Pa., Philadelphia. So much for De- Jim Wilson players participated in a peaceful protest of met Auerbach at a fundraiser. He flategate. mumbled something about ad- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 kneeling during the national anthem to high- E. Digby Baltzell, the fabled [email protected] light racial inequality. It was an act that angered miring how the Celtics of that era historian and sociologist at the played as a team and then — “this CIRCULATION many others, including President Donald Trump, University of Pennsylvania, who called the kneeling players an awful name. just popped out of my mouth,” Lisa Mahmoud wrote of “the hegemony of Bos- recalled Foley, who as a young Manager, ext. 1239 Into that muck stepped South Carolina Gov. ton and New England in the Henry McMaster this week. He is in a heated man worked in Boston — added [email protected] development of the American something along the lines of “you race with three other Republicans to secure his mind” and “the pulpit culture of CLASSIFIED party’s nomination for the upcoming gubernato- probably don’t want to meet me rigid Calvinism” that prevailed because I am from Philly.” Abbe Young Smith rial race. He proclaimed this week “Stand for the in early Boston, while arguing Manager, ext. 1276 Flag Super Bowl Sunday” in the state. “Yeah, you’re right, kid,” Au- [email protected] that Philadelphia was “the city of erbach said. Then he turned his “I ask that all South Carolinians show the world egalitarian individualism, where our state’s resolute commitment to supporting back. NEWSROOM all had the right to choose their Now you understand what the our troops by standing for the national anthem Bill Brotherton own gods and their own ways to Super Bowl is all about: Philadel- wherever you watch the Super Bowl with your wealth without interference from Features Editor ext. 1338 loved ones this Sunday,” read the proclamation, phia Cream Cheese versus Bos- [email protected] pulpit or class authority.” ton cream pie, a sushi roll from which was almost immediately used by McMas- Perhaps it is significant that Gayla Cawley ter’s campaign. Philadelphia versus a dinner Reporter, ext. 1236 Massachusetts has contributed roll from Boston, the Main Line Sigh. It’s a naked attempt to use the Super five presidents (I’m including Cal- [email protected] Bowl’s enormous spotlight to score cheap politi- versus the Kraut Line, a chees- vin Coolidge, born in Vermont, esteak (don’t forget the Cheez Cheryl Charles cal points, and doing so by using American troops and George H.W. Bush, who was Associate News Editor, ext. 1278 as props while demeaning a large chunk of the Whiz) at Pat’s King of Steaks on [email protected] born in Massachusetts but is Passyunk Avenue in Philadel- residents McMaster was appointed to serve. But more identified with Texas) to the Thomas Grillo that fits in with the theme of the past year, as phia versus a lobster roll at Legal one produced by Pennsylvania Sea Foods at Copley Place in Bos- Reporter, ext. 1264 well as American tradition. Politicians using sup- [email protected] (the lowly James Buchanan). ton — and two East Coast cities posedly uniting language to further divide us is None of this makes any differ- Spenser Hasak nothing new. united by their common hatred of ence to the Super Bowl, of course, New York. Photographer, ext. 1332 One of McMaster’s primary challengers, Cath- but outside the gridiron, the ri- [email protected] erine Templeton, took the phony outrage a couple valry between Boston and Phila- David Shribman is a Pulitzer Thor Jourgensen steps further. First, she declared she wouldn’t delphia may strike most Ameri- Prize-winning columnist. He is a News Editor, ext. 1267 even watch the Super Bowl, not wanting to “en- cans — and surely those beyond Swampscott High graduate. [email protected] rich the NFL.” Steve Krause Then she released an ad online in which she Sports Editor, ext. 1229 appeared with an American flag and compelling [email protected] background music. Katie Morrison “It is spoiled, entitled, ridiculous for the people Sports Reporter who are living under the freedom provided by the [email protected] people who defended that flag to kneel,” she tells the camera with all the earnestness she could Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 muster. [email protected] Perhaps Templeton was channeling Colonel Jessup, a character played by Jack Nicholson in Roberto Scalese Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 “A Few Good Men.” Or perhaps she just couldn’t [email protected] stand that McMaster was getting so much atten- tion for being so superficial and wanted a piece Mark Sutherland of that political action. It is clear politicians like Creative Director [email protected] McMaster and Templeton are OK with further- ing social divisions for personal gain. Anne Marie Tobin That’s why Sunday would be a wonderful time Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 to ignore them and enjoy the camaraderie Super [email protected] Bowl Sunday can bring. Even if that camaraderie Bridget Turcotte lasts only a few hours, it’s a welcome respite. Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] By The Charlotte Observer Editorial Board. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump says Russia-probe memo proves bias

By Eric Tucker, none of it, said the four-page stein to remain in his job. Mary Clare Jalonick memo merely cherry-picks Trump has been telling and Chad Day Republican talking points confidants he believed the ASSOCIATED PRESS in an effort to smear law memo would validate his enforcement and undercut WASHINGTON — Presi- concerns that the FBI and the current federal inves- dent Donald Trump declas- Justice Department con- tigation by special counsel sified a top-secret congres- spired against him. Though sional memo Friday and Robert Mueller. Rep. Adam the document had been Schiff, the committee’s top suggested it proved the classified since it deals Democrat, said the GOP investigation of his presi- with warrants obtained document “mischaracter- dential campaign and Rus- from the Foreign Intelli- sia was fatally flawed from izes highly sensitive clas- sified information” and its gence Surveillance Court, the start. Democrats said the White House declassi- the document did nothing release “will do long-term fied it Friday and sent it to to clear him or his cam- damage to the intelligence paign, and the FBI called community and our law en- the intelligence committee the memo inaccurate and forcement agencies.” chairman, Republican Rep. incomplete. The memo’s central prem- Devin Nunes, for immedi- Butting heads just as ise is that the FBI relied ate release. they had before the me- excessively on anti-Trump The development also mo’s release, Trump and research funded by Demo- comes amid an ongoing his critics stuck to the po- crats in seeking a warrant effort by Trump and con- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sitions they had staked out to monitor the communica- gressional Republicans to in the weeks leading up to tions of a Trump campaign Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks with Deputy Attorney General discredit the investigation the hotly disputed release associate and that federal Rod Rosenstein during the opening of the summit on Efforts to Combat by Mueller that focuses not authorities concealed the of the memo prepared by Human Trafficking at the Department of Justice in Washington Friday. only on whether the Trump full details of who was pay- Republicans on the House campaign coordinated with intelligence committee. The ing for the information. its most highly classified. at the FBI and Justice De- Asked if he was more like- Russia but also on whether memo makes their case — The disclosure of the Its release is likely to fur- partment Friday morning, ly to fire Rosenstein, and if and Trump’s — that polit- document is extraordi- ther escalate an intra-gov- refused to express confi- he still had confidence in the president sought to ob- ically motivated abuses in nary since it involves de- ernment conflict that has dence in Deputy Attorney him, Trump retorted, “You struct justice. Republicans the early stages of the FBI’s tails about surveillance of divided the White House General Rod Rosenstein, figure that one out.” seized on the memo’s alle- investigation made it worse Americans, national secu- and Trump’s hand-picked who appointed Mueller A senior White House of- gations to argue that the than worthless. rity information the gov- law enforcement leaders. and is mentioned by name ficial said later the admin- FBI’s investigation was po- The Democrats, having ernment regards as among Trump, who lashed out in the memo. istration expects Rosen- litically biased. Groundhog Day report: Flu’s worsening shadow blankets US By Mike Stobbe ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — It looks Dr. Doug Olson like Groundhog Day for the asks patient nation’s flu report, too: It’s William Ness, gotten worse and there are 70, how he is weeks of suffering ahead. feeling after The government’s report his wife drove out Friday showed the flu him to the season continued to inten- emergency sify last week. room and he One of every 14 visits to was diagnosed doctors and clinics were with the flu at for fever, cough and other the Northside symptoms of the flu. That’s Hospital the highest level since Emergency PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the swine flu pandemic in Room in Trader Gregory Rowe works on the floor of the 2009. Last week, 42 states Cumming, Ga. reported high patient traf- New York Stock Exchange Friday. fic for the flu, up from 39. FILE PHOTO | Hospital stays because ASSOCIATED PRESS of the flu also increased. US stocks swoon, Experts had thought including IV bags, and flu There are as many as groundhog “predicted” six this season might be bad, medicine. 56,000 deaths connected to more weeks of winter on sending Dow down but its intensity has sur- The Centers for Disease the flu during a bad year. Friday. prised most everyone. Control and Prevention The flu usually peaks in As for the flu: “There “It’s been the busiest I can tally shows hospitalization February. This season had may be many weeks left more than 650 points remember for a long time,” rates surged to surpass the an early start, and health for this season,” said the said Dr. Doug Olson, an ER officials initially thought nasty season of the winter CDC’s Dr. Dan Jernigan. By Alex Veiga thusiasm for the GOP tax doctor at Northside Hospi- it would also have an early of 2014-2015, when the Some good news: Illness- ASSOCIATED PRESS overhaul. Even with the tal Forsyth, in Cumming, peak. But so far it hasn’t vaccine was a poor match es seem to be easing a bit pullback, the major index- Ga. Another hospital in the worked out that way. U.S. stocks slumped Fri- es are still up more than 3 Atlanta area this week set to the main bug. And there are some on the West Coast. Oregon day, and the market suf- So far, however, deaths joined Hawaii last week percent this year. up a mobile ER outside to signs the flu season will fered its worst week in two The downturn also fol- this season from the flu as the only states where handle flu cases. continue to get worse. The years, as fears of inflation lows a long period of un- and flu-related pneumonia flu wasn’t widespread. The heavy flu season has CDC’s forecast though and disappointing quarter- precedented calm in the also put a strain in places have lagged a little behind wasn’t quite as precise as Friday’s report covers the ly results from technology market. Stocks haven’t on some medical supplies, some recent bad seasons. Punxsutawney Phil’s; the week ending Jan. 27. and energy giants spooked had a pullback of 10 per- investors. The Dow Jones cent or more in two years, industrial average dropped and hit their latest record by more than 650 points. highs just one week ago. Calls for change growing amid Bond yields rose and The S&P 500 fell 59.85 contributed to the stock points, or 2.1 percent, to market swoon after the 2,762.13. The index has lost capitol sexual misconduct claims government reported that 3.9 percent since hitting a wages grew last month at record high a week ago. By Christina the fastest pace in eight The Dow lost 665.75 A. Cassidy and years. The Dow had its points, or 2.5 percent, to David A. Lieb worst decline since June 25,520.96. The Nasdaq ASSOCIATED PRESS 2016, while the broader slid 144.92 points, or 2 Standard & Poor’s 500 percent, to 7,240.95. The An Arizona lawmaker index had its biggest one- Russell 2000 index of who repeatedly harassed day percentage drop since smaller-company stocks women has become the September 2016. gave up 32.59 points, or first since the swell of the “We’ve enjoyed low in- 2.1 percent, to 1,547.27. #MeToo movement to get terest rates for so long, While interest rates are kicked out of office by col- we’re having to deal with still low by historical stan- leagues but likely will not a little bit higher rates dards, meaning borrowing be the last to face reper- now, so the market is try- is still relatively cheap for cussions amid intensifying ing to figure out what that businesses and people, scrutiny of sexual miscon- could mean for inflation,” they’ve been rising more duct in state legislatures. said Darrell Cronk, head swiftly, and that’s what The heightened focus on of the Wells Fargo Invest- has markets on edge. harassment and miscon- ment Institute. “The pace of rate in- duct has led to growing The increase in bond creases is more important calls for change in a year yields hurts stocks in two than the level,” said Nate that already has seen an ways: it makes it more ex- Thooft, senior portfolio unusually large number of pensive for companies to manager at Manulife As- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS women expressing inter- borrow money, and it also set Management. est in running for office. Female members of the Arizona House, from Republican and Democrat- makes bonds more appeal- The increase in rates has “This conduct perpetu- ic parties, hold hands to express support for Rep. Michelle Ugenti-Rita, ing to investors than risk- been driven by the pros- ates the good-old-boys cul- middle facing camera, as the House prepares to vote to possibly expel a ier assets such as stocks. pect of stronger economic ture all too familiar to wom- member for sexual harassment in Phoenix, Ariz., Thursday. Several major compa- growth, and higher infla- en in workplaces across the nies, including Exxon Mo- tion, in the U.S. and abroad. nation,” said Ohio state Thursday, Arizona Rep. to a state-by-state review makers have faced such bil and Google’s parent Bond prices declined Rep. Teresa Fedor, one of Don Shooter became the by The Associated Press. complaints since 2006, al- company, Alphabet, sank again Friday, pushing several female Democratic 15th state lawmaker to Sexual harassment in- though none was formally after reporting weak earn- yields higher. The yield on lawmakers who called this leave office since the start vestigations are ongoing disciplined. They include ings. Apple fell on con- the 10-year Treasury note, week for the resignation of of 2017 (the others re- against other state law- a 2017 allegation against cerns about iPhone sales. a benchmark for interest Republican Rep. Bill Seitz signed) after being accused makers, including in Cal- The sharp decline in rates on many kinds of a female lawmaker, Dem- because of offense remarks. of sexual misconduct. About ifornia, Hawaii, Kentucky stocks this week short-cir- loans, including mortgages, “Women and men deserve 20 others have faced lesser and Oregon. On Friday, the ocratic Assemblywoman cuited a robust start to climbed to 2.84 percent, the better, not more of the same consequences, ranging from Democratic leaders of the Autumn Burke, who later the year that was spurred highest level in roughly four tired excuses. It’s time for a forced apologies to suspen- California Assembly and took responsibility for en- by strong global econom- years. The rate was at 2.41 change.” sions to the loss of powerful Senate released records gaging in sexually charged ic growth, solid company percent four weeks ago and With his expulsion on leadership posts, according that show four current law- banter. earnings and lingering en- 2.66 percent on Monday. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Overdose LA school shooting: Unclear larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- A report of an overdose on Huron Street at 1:10 a.m. curacy, it is the sole responsibility on Friday; on Essex Street at where 12-year-old got gun of the concerned party to contact 2:13 a.m. on Thursday. the relevant police department and By Amanda Lee have the department issue a no- Theft Myers and tice of correction to the Daily Item. Mike Balsamo A report of theft of a mo- ASSOCIATED PRESS Corrections or clarifications will not tor vehicle at 7 Lloyd St. at be made without express notice of 12:56 p.m. on Thursday; at LOS ANGELES — The change from the arresting police 45 Western Ave. at 1:23 p.m. semi-automatic handgun department. on Thursday; at 105 Memori- that fired accidentally in- al Park Ave. at 9:58 a.m. on side a Los Angeles middle LYNN Friday; at 226 Union St. at school classroom came 10:54 a.m. on Friday; at 33 from a 12-year-old girl’s Arrests Spring St. at 11:32 a.m. on backpack, causing a single Friday. bullet to tear through the Linwood Antwine, 47, of 2 A report of larceny at 36 wrist of another girl be- George St., was arrested on a Essex St. at 1:58 p.m. on fore hitting a boy’s head, courtesy booking at 12 p.m. Thursday; at 14 St. Clair St. police said Friday. on Friday. at 5:02 p.m. on Thursday; at Los Angeles Police Lisa Caesar, 41, of 95 21 Fayette St. at 9:18 a.m. on spokesman Josh Ruben- Pleasant St., was arrested Friday; at 32 Beacon Hill Ave. stein said detectives are and charged with sexual con- at 9:56 a.m. on Friday. trying to figure out where duct for a fee at 3:35 a.m. on the girl got the gun, which Friday. Vandalism was unregistered, and why Lawrence Ekang, of 428 she brought it to school. It Broadway, was arrested on A report of vandalism at wasn’t clear what made it PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS multiple warrant charges in- 242 Essex St. at 12:58 p.m. fire. on Thursday. The girl, who was booked Los Angeles Police cordon off the Belmont High School in Los Angeles cluding operation of a motor Thursday. vehicle with a suspended li- on a charge of negligent cense, driving with an unreg- MARBLEHEAD discharge of a firearm af- istered and uninsured motor ter Thursday’s shooting, Jordan said he saw a hole Terrified parents rushed Friday, though a doctor vehicle and no inspection Vandalism has retained an attorney in the backpack, which the to the campus and waited treating the boy said he sticker at 3:26 a.m. on Friday. and isn’t answering ques- girl was holding, when she for hours to be reunited with expected him to make a David Estrada-Pagan, 33, A report of vandalism at tions, Rubenstein said. asked him to hide the gun their children. Once they full recovery. of 71 Hardwood St., was ar- the basketball court on Com- Jordan Valenzuela, a for her. did, many children and par- The wrist wound to the rested on warrant charges for munity Road at 4:23 p.m. on 12-year-old classmate of “I said ‘No,’” he said. ents sobbed as they hugged, 15-year-old girl was con- trafficking heroin/morphine/ Thursday. the girl’s, told The Associ- “Then I moved away from walking from the school as sidered minor. Three oth- opium and possession to dis- ated Press that he was in her because I was a little they held each other. ers had superficial face or tribute drugs. MEDFORD the room next door when bit scared.” The 15-year-old boy who head injuries, some from Cole Justice, 33, of 335 the gun went off and talk- The shooting sent chil- was hit in the head with a broken glass. Linwood St., was arrested Accidents ed to her minutes later. dren screaming and cry- bullet initially was in crit- A review of shootings and charged with possession “She was crying,” Jor- ing from the classroom as ical condition. nationwide by The As- of class B drugs. A report of a motor vehi- dan said. “She was like, ‘I blood poured from the two A spokesman at Los An- sociated Press and USA Joshua Kalloger, of 361 cle accident at I-93 South at didn’t mean to. I had the students who were hit. geles County-USC Med- TODAY Network found Essex St., was arrested on 1:08 a.m. on Friday; at Fells- gun in my backpack and I Police descended on the ical Center where the that at least 141 deaths of multiple warrant charges in- way West and Salem Street at didn’t know it was loaded school, which was put on children were being treat- minors were attributed to cluding trespassing, larceny 2:14 a.m. on Friday. and my backpack fell and lockdown, and the girl was ed didn’t respond to mes- unintentional or acciden- over $250, class A and B drug the gun went off.’” arrested without incident. sages about his condition tal shootings in 2015. possession, and delivering Breaking and Entering drugs to a prisoner. Alina Perez, 59, of 224 A report of breaking and entering of a motor vehicle at Judge admonishes victims’ dad Washington St., was arrest- ed on warrant charges for 45 Hamlin Ave. at 7:34 a.m. trafficking heroin/morphine/ on Friday; at 33 Manning St. opium and possession to dis- at 8:46 a.m. on Friday; at 49 who charged at Nassar in court tribute class B drugs. Emerald St. at 9:19 a.m. on Friday; at 52 Bradshaw St. at Elman Urias, 27, of 70 By David Eggert and Light St., was arrested and 10:02 a.m. on Friday; on Ship Mike Householder charged with failure to wear Avenue at 10:05 a.m. on ASSOCIATED PRESS a seat belt, failure to stop/ Friday; at 82 Wicklow Ave. at yield, unlicensed operation of 10:10 a.m. on Friday; at 290 CHARLOTTE, Mich. a motor vehicle and driving an Riverside Ave. at 10:18 a.m. — A distraught father unregistered vehicle. on Friday. seething over sexual Rafy Vargas, of 332 Chest- abuse suffered by three nut St., was arrested on Complaints daughters tried to attack former sports doctor Lar- warrant charges for home A report of road rage at ry Nassar in a Michigan invasion at 10:38 a.m. on 21 Main St. at 4:28 p.m. on courtroom Friday after a Thursday. Thursday. judge rejected his request Accidents to confront the “demon” in Theft a locked room, a stunning A report of a motor vehicle A report of larceny at 92 rush that reflected the an- accident with persons injured Bowdoin St. at 8:31 a.m. on guish felt by parents who at Boston Street and Winne- Friday; at 3600 Mystic Valley trusted him with their purkit Avenue at 1:29 p.m. on Parkway at 10:12 a.m. on children. Thursday; at Beacon Hill Ave- Friday. Randall Margraves was nue and Washington Street at blocked by an attorney, 7:52 p.m. on Thursday. SAUGUS tackled by sheriff’s dep- A report of a hit-and-run uties and hauled out of motor vehicle accident at 12 Arrest court. He later apologized, Boston St. at 2:29 p.m. on saying he had lost con- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday. Richard Mottola, of 360 trol. Eaton County Judge Randall Margraves, father of three victims of Larry Nassar, left, lunges A report of a motor vehicle Revere Beach Boulevard, was Janice Cunningham said accident at 298 Union St. at at Nassar, bottom right, Friday in Eaton County Circuit Court in Char- arrested and charged with as- there was “no way” she lotte, Mich. The incident came during the third and final sentencing 3:18 p.m. on Thursday; at sault with a dangerous weap- would fine him or send 173 Oxford St. at 6:02 p.m. hearing for Nassar on sexual abuse charges. on and assault and battery at him to jail under her con- on Thursday; at Tucker Street 11 Clayton Ave. at 10:54 a.m. tempt-of-court powers. and Western Avenue at 6:42 that,” the judge said. ted to sexually assaulting in prison. He was sen- on Thursday. “I don’t know what it p.m. on Thursday; at Stain- Nonetheless, she added, girls under the guise of tenced last week to 40 to wood Street and Western Ave- would be like to stand it is “not acceptable that medical treatment. This 175 years in prison for as- nue at 7:28 p.m. on Thursday; Accidents there as a father and we combat assault with case focuses on his work saults at Michigan State know that three of your assault.” at Twistars, an elite gym- University and his home on Melvin Avenue at 5:08 A report of a motor vehicle girls were injured phys- The incident occurred nastics club southwest of and was ordered in De- a.m. on Friday; at Federal and accident at Main and Howard Marion streets at 7:59 a.m. ically and emotionally during the third and fi- Lansing. cember to spend 60 years streets at 1:30 p.m. on Thurs- by somebody sitting in a nal sentencing hearing for Nassar, 54, already will in a federal prison for on Friday; at Grant Street and day. courtroom. I can’t imagine Nassar, who has admit- spend the rest of his life child pornography crimes. Rock Avenue at 11:50 a.m. A report of a hit-and-run on Friday; at Boston and Mar- motor vehicle accident at ion streets at 12:34 p.m. on Lincoln Avenue and Chestnut Man who sold ammo to Vegas shooter charged Friday. Street at 1:30 p.m. on Thurs- day. Breaking and Entering CHANDLER, Ariz. (AP) rect. — An Arizona man who Haig said he was shocked A report of breaking and en- Theft sold ammunition to the and sickened when a fed- tering at 27 Union St. at 7:46 A report of shoplifting at gunman in the deadliest eral agent informed him a.m. on Friday. Walmart at 770 Broadway at mass shooting in modern of the massacre 11 hours 3:35 p.m. on Thursday. U.S. history was charged after it unfolded. Complaints Friday with manufactur- “I had no contribution to ing armor-piercing bullets, what Paddock did,” Haig A report of a disturbance at SWAMPSCOTT according to court docu- said, adding that there 40 Ocean Ave. at 12:07 p.m. ments obtained by The As- was nothing unusual on Thursday; at 53 Lewis St. at Accidents sociated Press. about the type or quanti- 4:27 p.m. on Thursday; at 20 A report of a hit-and-run Unfired armor-pierc- ty of ammunition Paddock Houghton St. at 7:28 p.m. on motor vehicle accident on ing bullets found inside bought. “I had no way to Thursday; at 172 Washington Duncan Terrace at 3:42 p.m. the Las Vegas hotel room see into his mind.” St. at 3:48 a.m. on Thursday; on Thursday. where the attack was Haig’s lawyer said they at Goldthwait and Goodridge launched on Oct. 1 con- held the news conference streets at 4:34 a.m. on Friday; tained the fingerprints of in a bid to protect his rep- at 51 Central Square at 1:16 Complaints ammunition dealer Doug- utation after he was re- p.m. on Friday; at Shaws Su- A report of suspicious activ- las Haig of Arizona, ac- vealed earlier this week to permarket at 43 State St. at ity at 450 Paradise Road at cording to the complaint be a “person of interest” in 1:43 p.m. on Friday. 8:19 p.m. on Thursday. filed in federal court in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the investigation. Haig’s A report of trespassing at Phoenix. It says Haig identity emerged by mis- 181 Union St. at 6:39 p.m. on Theft didn’t have a license to Douglas Haig, right, stands beside his attorney, take after his name was Thursday; at Dunkin Donuts at manufacture armor-pierc- Marc Victor, at a news conference Friday in not redacted in court doc- 42 Market St. at 6:37 a.m. on A report of a theft of a mo- ing ammunition. Chandler, Ariz. uments. Thursday; at 140 Union St. at tor vehicle at 6 New Ocean St. The records don’t say if Haig arose in the inves- 7:59 a.m. on Friday. at 7:45 a.m. on Thursday. the ammunition was used Haig, a 55-year-old aero- on hand that Paddock tigation when a box with in the attack. Haig was space engineer who sold was seeking, so Paddock his name and address charged shortly before ammunition as a hobby contacted him a few days was found in the Manda- holding a news confer- for about 25 years, said he later and lined up a sale lay Bay hotel suite where Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 ence Friday where he said met Paddock at a Phoenix at Haig’s home in the Paddock launched the at- CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Hotline Spanish menu available he didn’t notice anything gun show in the weeks Phoenix suburb of Mesa. tack on a music festival suspicious when he sold before the shooting and Tracer bullets contain a below. or text the word tiplynn 720 rounds of ammunition he was well-dressed and pyrotechnic charge that il- He gave the box to Pad- and your tip to “tip411” (847411) to Stephen Paddock in the polite. luminates the path of fired dock to carry the 720 weeks before the attack He didn’t have the quan- bullets so shooters can see rounds of tracer ammuni- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Callers may remain anonymous. that killed 58 people. tity of tracer ammunition whether their aim is cor- tion from the sale. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Lynn mayor marks first 30 days in office McGEE emergencies, McGee’s From A1 January schedule gave way to launching some of city’s emergency manage- the initiatives he outlined ment team convened to in his inaugural speech. plan for 2018’s first bliz- He met with city depart- zard. ment heads to plan next The storm slammed the year’s budget. But McGee Donald Crisman region the following morn- is also shepherding efforts poses with memo- ing. McGee stood knee- to erase a $7 million defi- rabilia from the 51 deep in flood water in West cit in the current budget. Super Bowls he has Lynn, assessing storm The state Department of attended so far, at his conditions on streets bor- Revenue has met with city home in Kennebunk, dering the Saugus River officials to help balance Maine. Crisman been and checking on residents’ the budget before fourth to every Super Bowl flooded basements. quarter property tax bills and plans to attend “I was really impressed are mailed. this year’s game be- by the way the people “The Baker administra- tween New England around the table at that tion has been very sup- and Philadelphia in emergency management portive towards helping Minneapolis. meeting did their job,” Mc- find solutions,” McGee Gee said. “After the storm said. “We need to do some- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was over, we held a de- thing by April 1.” briefing and talked about He has also made good what worked and how we on his promise to focus can be better prepared.” on the condition of Lynn’s Super Fan: 81-year-old has He didn’t have much aging public schools. City time to breathe while the officials have spoken with flood waters subsided. the Massachusetts School A Jan. 8 fire found Mc- Building Authority, the attended every Super Bowl Gee standing on Broad agency that funds school Street with Fire Depart- construction and renova- ment commanders over- tion, in the wake of last By Patrick Whittle ry would be different, and train that took 24 hours to 2004. seeing multi-community year’s vote to reject a pro- ASSOCIATED PRESS he might not have gone if get to Miami. “I can’t be- “I’ve been laughed at efforts to extinguish a posal to build two new the Patriots weren’t in it. lieve how many times that and kind of ridiculed. ‘You blaze that left one per- middle schools. PORTLAND, Maine He shared some of his fa- train stopped,” he said. “It can’t have a field goal be son seriously hurt and 28 “We’ve talked to them — Donald Crisman has vorite memories with The was agonizing, to say the your favorite play,’” he homeless. about how we can go for- more than a half-century Associated Press. least.” said. “Well, I do.” McGee said city officials ward,” he said. of Super Bowl memories LAST TIME IN FAVORITE VENUES WILL HE KEEP and the community came McGee said he is draw- behind him, from taking MINNEAPOLIS The Miami area, which GOING? together in the wake of ing on friendships he made a 24-hour train ride to Su- Crisman prefers the will set a record by host- Crisman’s crew at the the blizzard and the fire to with mayors statewide per Bowl II to seeing his warmer venues for the Su- ing its 11th Super Bowl in Super Bowl included Ja- plan for better ways to re- and state officials during beloved New England Pa- per Bowl. But he has fond 2020, is Crisman’s favorite cobson and Pittsburgh spond to future floods and his tenure in the Legis- triots win in overtime last memories of the last Su- place to see the game. He’s Steelers fan Tom Hen- to provide housing assis- lature. While serving in year. per Bowl in Minneapolis also a fan of San Diego, schel and Green Bay Pack- tance to the fire victims. the Senate, he focused on But he says the 52nd — in 1992 at the now-gone which has hosted three ers fan Bob Cook, who “I’ve always prided my- state transportation poli- Super Bowl featuring the Metrodome. times. self on collaborating and cy, advocating for a sharp Philadelphia Eagles and also had attended every He has a hat from the Crisman is “not a fan of game. But the group has working together,” he said. increase in transportation the Patriots on Sunday game bearing the Super these winter bowls,” oc- “It’s important we use the construction spending. just might be his final big dwindled to just him and Bowl XXVI logo that was casionally held at indoor Henschel after the death ability and talents of peo- That work won’t stop game. signed by Washington stadiums in Indianapolis, of Jacobson last year and ple working for the city.” now that he is mayor. The 81-year-old resident Redskins coach Joe Gibbs, Detroit and Minneapolis. Cook, who died in 2011. Former Mayor Judith “That’s been my passion of Kennebunk, Maine, quarterback Mark Rypien But when asked about his He’s welcoming Jacobson’s Flanagan Kennedy and for a long time,” he said. is a member of the ev- and wide receiver Gary worst experience at a Su- daughter Heather on Sun- another mayoral prede- The Pine Hill resident’s er-shrinking “Never Miss Clark. He is bringing it per Bowl venue, he cannot cessor, the late Patrick J. family hasn’t had to make a Super Bowl Club” that’s with him to this year’s think of one. day and expects to shed a few tears when she sits in McManus, drew on their significant adjustment attended every season fi- game at U.S. Bank Stadi- TOP PLAYS City Council experience to to McGee’s new job. Son, nale since its inception in um, built on the site of the The Rhode Island native what would have been her dad’s seat. shape their fledgling ten- Thomas, and daughter, 1967. He has bought his old Metrodome, to “show has been a Patriots fan ures as mayor. But McGee Katherine, are in college own ticket every year ex- and tell it.” since the team’s inception His son, Don Jr., called his dad “the most consis- and former Mayor Ed- and Maria McGee works cept one. SUPER BOWL THAT in 1960, so his favorite Su- ward J. Clancy Jr. are for- tent force in football.” He long hours in her job with Crisman was featured ALMOST WASN’T per Bowl play of all time mer state legislators who The MENTOR Network, said it will be different in a 2010 Visa commercial Crisman’s trip to the sec- is fittingly James White’s moved from jobs involving a national health and hu- when his father no lon- along with three friends ond Super Bowl in 1968 overtime, game-winning consensus and compro- man services provider. ger goes to the big game. who had attended every was an odyssey. He had touchdown last year. Pre- mise with colleagues to McGee’s schedule in- After 51 Super Bowls and Super Bowl. He is at- made arrangements to viously, he was the subject becoming chief executives. cludes spending time in tending this game with take a private plane to the of endless teasing because counting, the elder Cris- “The biggest difference Lynn’s schools, including a heavy heart because game in Miami but an ice his favorite plays were a man said that day might is things can jump up a stop by Harrington Ele- friend Larry Jacobson of storm made it impossible pair of field goals. be coming soon. quickly in terms of issues,” mentary where he read to San Francisco died last to fly. Specifically, field goals “I’m thinking about it,” McGee said. “The sched- students. fall. Crisman said attend- Crisman was undaunt- that won Super Bowls for he said. “But this year, I’m ule easily gets thrown out “Great things happen ing the game without Lar- ed and managed to find a the Patriots in 2002 and taking the Patriots.” the door.” in our schools that some- Following his crash times get lost in the shuf- course in handling city fle,” he said. Giving a legend his due in Lynn Homecoming for new DOUGLASS history professor at North Lynn, is the sole reason we don’t know the hous- From A1 Shore Community Col- Douglass ended up in es he lived in but through Peabody Chamber director lege, grew up in Lynn. Lynn, according to Greene. the Lynn Museum we got began researching the fa- After moving away for a The two men worked to- an app maker to show the PEABODY such as the pop-up pubs mous abolitionist more few years, she found her- gether very closely during places where Douglass’s From A1 in Peabody Square. than two years ago, wrote self right back where she the anti-slavery move- homes used to be, or plac- Mayor Edward A. Bet- a book titled “Frederick started, focusing on the ment in Lynn. es where he gave speeches in the mission of the tencourt Jr. said he looks Douglass: The Lynn Years, history of the city that “You think about all the or lectures,” she said. “We chamber and its capacity forward to the city main- 1841-1848” which was raised her. fires in the 1870s with one need funding for creating to enhance the economic taining a close relationship published in late January. “I was at the Lynn Mu- of them wiping Buffum these different wayfinding and business climate of its with the chamber under The text focuses on Dou- seum and saw a picture of out completely and forcing stations as this is all vol- community.” Coccimiglio’s leadership. glass, who came to Lynn Douglass, I had vaguely him to rebuild his business unteering on our part.” Coccimiglio will be re- “I want to congratulate as a 23-year-old fugitive known that he lived here in the early 1880s,” said The committee has sponsible for oversee- and welcome Jenna to the slave with his wife, Anna, for a while, and I asked Greene. “So a lot of this planned celebrations to ing the operations of the city of Peabody,” said the and their five children. someone about it while I information about Doug- mark Douglass’s bicenten- chamber, including finan- mayor. “I’m looking for- In the ensuing years, the was at the Museum and lass’s efforts throughout nial birthday, beginning cial management, event ward to working with her family lived on Harrison they said he was never his stay in Lynn got lost in with a kick-off event at coordination, and getting to continue the important Court as well as Baldwin here,” she said. “That got the fires.” Lynn City Hall on Feb. 14. new members. work of the chamber of and Newhall streets. me thinking that he must Joseph has read aloud “Lynn has always been She succeeds Deanne commerce in making Pea- “Religion meant so much this place that is more of a have done something the Frederick Douglass Healey who was at the body a great place to live to Douglass, he was guid- during his years here, so speech at High Rock Tow- refuge compared to other Peabody Chamber for 16 and work. Some tremen- ed by it, which is where I started doing research er for the past eight years. communities going all the years before taking a po- dous things are happen- I come in,” said Womack. and ended up doing a lec- She put together the way back to the anti-slav- sition as a vice president “This committee and its ture at the Lynn Museum Frederick Douglass 200th ery movement to today ing in Peabody, and Jen- efforts is a way for us to in 2010 with the help of Birthday in Lynn year- and we should celebrate with Salem Five Bank. In na’s strong background get this information out a Lynn Cultural Council long celebration brochure. that,” said Greene. “If we addition to working with and experience will be a and to make the aware- grant.” “One of the overreaching can connect that to Doug- businesses, Healey helped great addition to our ef- ness available for people James Needham Buf- things that we as a com- lass and lift everybody up coordinate city events, forts.” to sit back and say wow.” fum, who served as the mittee are trying to create for a higher vision of the Greene, who is also a 12th and 14th mayor of is a ‘wayfinding’ because city, we should do it.” Selling a house? Buying a house? Rail trail on track with funding boost Find out what properties recently sold in your area. RAIL TRAIL railroad into a rail trail. Saugus the trail is gravel. but also accommodate From A1 They lost by one vote in In Lynn, the rails must be people who walk to the Check out Town Meeting. A similar removed before the path- nearby Market Basket.” the Real Estate page The governor said the effort to block a rail trail way is paved. State Rep. Daniel Cahill in Saturday’s paper. initiative is the latest ef- in Swampscott also failed. City Councilor Peter (D-Lynn) said the funds fort of the Lynn Economic The funding for the Lynn Capano said the trail has allow the stalled project Advancement and Devel- trail, awarded through the been a priority for the to include Lynn as part of opment (LEAD) team to Executive Office of Energy Ward 6 neighborhood for the rail trail. focus attention and re- and Environmental Af- years, in part, because “This trail, which has sources on the city. fairs’ (EEA) Gateway City the railroad tracks face Rail trails have faced Parks program, enables homes. He hopes the de- been an urban scar and opposition from home and the pathway’s design, de- sign of the trail will bring missing link to the trail, business owners in some velopment of construction much needed improve- will provide cyclists and communities who fear the documents, and receipt of ment to the district. He pedestrians a recreational impact of cyclists and oth- permits. praised resident Lisa Wal- path that is family-friend- er trail users. Everett has received lace, who he credits with ly and will be an asset to Last year, Citizens of a previous award of helping to make the trail our community,” State Rep. Lynnfield Against the Rail $250,000 to pave their a reality. Daniel Cahill (D-Lynn) Trail tried to prevent the portion of the trail. In “There’s never been said in a statement. Board of Selectmen from Malden, the $1.2 mil- enough money to make call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 signing a lease with the lion paving expense was improvements in this part Thomas Grillo can be to start your MBTA to convert the for- paid for through the local of Lynn,” he said. “The reached at tgrillo@item- daily subscription. mer Newburyport Branch meals tax. In Revere and trail will not only do that, live.com. A8 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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STEVE KRAUSE Super Bowl Sunday is a holiday for everyone I remem- ber the rst one. It was in 1967, and the Los An- geles Coli- seum wasn’t even close to capacity. ITEM PHOTOS | KATIE MORRISON The National Football Swampscott’s Ruby Mae Millea League and its AFL coun- was an honorary captain on the terpart were separate enti- Big Blue girls basketball team ties, with separate television during its game Friday night. contracts. As a result, NBC Above, Millea inspects the basket- and CBS both broadcast the ball the team gave her. Right, Mil- game. lea goes through the high- ve line Nobody gave the Kansas during introductions. City Chiefs much of a chance, but they hung in against the mighty Green Bay Packers in the rst half. Then, the Pack- Big Blue take down Vikings on Millea’s night ers — no doubt coaxed by the legendary Vince Lombardi By Steve Krause of fans that came out to support the Millea It was portentous, too, as Sprague scored the out of their torpor — blew ITEM SPORTS EDITOR family plenty to talk about. The Vikings (3- game-winner with 31 seconds to go, only this the Chiefs away in the sec- 11) turned what looked to be a run-the-mill time it was McKenzie Kearney making the ond half to win, 35-10. SWAMPSCOTT — On a night when the 10 plus-point victory for the Big Blue into a pass. The next year, the over-the- Swampscott High girls basketball team seat squirmer. They did it by throwing up “That was a great play,” said Leonard. hill Packers — thrilled, I’m made 4-year-old Ruby Mae Millea an honor- a zone in the second half to better contain “That was our best ball movement for the sure, to be out of frosty Green ary team member to honor her brave ght Swampscott’s Nikki Rosa. The junior scored whole game, too.” Bay, where they’d beaten the against cancer, the Big Blue dug down to 15 points, but that wasn’t what concerned The Big Blue showed the patience Leonard thwart a Winthrop comeback to defeat the Dallas Cowboys two weeks Winthrop coach Kristin Degou. constantly preaches before Kearney found Vikings, 41-39. previously in the celebrated “She makes such good decisions with the Sprague, who broke a 39-39 tie. Millea was made an honorary captain, was “Ice Bowl” — pounded the ball,” said Degou. “It’s not just the scoring.” It certainly didn’t look like the game would announced with the starters, and sat on the Oakland Raiders in Miami. Perhaps she was most in uenced by two come down to a photo nish. Late in the The game seemed destined bench for a quarter. straight Rosa-to-Ella Sprague plays ear- third quarter, Swampscott had a 30-19 lead to be an annual demonstra- “That kind of puts everything in perspec- ly in the second quarter that showed that and appeared to be in control. Then, Degou tion of the NFL’s vast supe- tive,” said coach Katelyn Leonard. “This is Rosa is just as dangerous with an open play- — a former star for Newburyport High — riority over its AFL upstarts a game. What she’s going through is much er as she is with the ball. Twice, she found called a time out and implored her team to until the next year, when Joe more important in the big picture.” Sprague under the basket, and the lanky Namath guaranteed victory The two teams gave the large contingent forward laid the ball up and in for baskets. SWAMPSCOTT, B2 over the Baltimore Colts and the New York Jets delivered, 16-7. That was enough to force a SCHOOL ROUNDUP merger, which the AFL had wanted all along, and from that point on, the game be- Peabody girls gan taking shape as the Su- per Bowl we’ve come to know and love. Today, it is — as former roll to victory NBA star Bill Walton liked to say — the real American hol- By Harold Rivera iday. Its appeal crosses every ITEM STAFF demographic you can imag- The Peabody girls basketball team earned its ine. Up, down, left, right, second win in a row with a 44-22 victory at Mar- male, female, young, old, blehead on Friday night. With the win, the Tan- May ower or recently-nat- ners improved to 5-7 this season. uralized … it doesn’t mat- ter. Those darn Patriots had Catherine Manning logged a double-double at better not win again because 11 points and 11 rebounds, Colleen Crotty scored we’re sick to death of them. eight points with key baskets in the third quar- And besides, they cheat. ter and Georgia Leone scored six points. Jonalyn Or, how can you root for Carpenter grabbed eight rebounds and dished any team from Philadelphia? ve assists and Brooke Hodas led the defense off They booed Santa Claus and the bench with six rebounds and three assists. threw snowballs at him. The Tanners need ve victories to qualify for In the Washington Post the state tournament with eight games remain- this week, there was a page ing on their schedule. called “Winning Super Bowl Peabody battles Winthrop Tuesday (7). party recipes, from wings "We have eight games left and we need ve to and dips to pizza and chili.” get in so it's doable," Peabody coach Stan McK- Some of the stuff is pretty so- een said. "We have a tough schedule at the end phisticated, through, frankly, of the season but we need to win these games." a great big pot of macaroni For Marblehead, Leila Walton scored six and cheese with an equally points and Emily Clough grabbed 12 rebounds. SUPER BOWL, B2 ROUNDUP, B2 Spartans hold on for crucial league win ceived a boost from a pair of freshmen BOYS BASKETBALL as Louis Rivera Jr. scored 10 points and DJ Brathwaite added eight points. The By Harold Rivera Bulldogs visit Salem Tuesday. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON ITEM STAFF Medford 53, Classical 48 Marblehead’s Derek Marino, left, and Peabody’s Avian Hernandez, cen- The Rams were led by 14 points from The St. Mary's boys basketball team ter, and Jake Gustin vie for a rebound. Edwin Solis and 13 points from Jaylen clinched a share of the Catholic Central Johnson. Classical aims for a win Tues- League small title with a 55-52 win over day night when the Rams host Danvers. Cardinal Spellman on Friday night at Tech 69, Northeast 58 Marblehead fends off Conigliaro Gymnasium. The Tigers extended their win streak "Spellman's one of the top teams in to four games. Belmin Berilo led Tech Division 3 South," St. Mary's coach with 29 points, Jama Aroni scored 10 Peabody’s late surge Dave Brown said. "This was a tourna- points and Qasim Albellard added 10 ment-type atmosphere tonight, know- points with 10 rebounds. By Mike Alongi Millett had a big double-double with 13 ing a league championship was on the Tech (11-5) hosts Mystic Valley Tues- FOR THE ITEM points and 13 rebounds, adding three line." day (5:30). blocks to his stat line. Sean McCarthy Jalen Echevarria scored 24 points, PEABODY — The Marblehead boys "We're trying to close out strong," Tech added 10 points, while Seamus Keaney seven in the fourth quarter. Joey Abate- basketball team fought off several sec- coach Stevie Patrick said. "We want to lled his stat sheet with three points, six Walsh logged a double-double at 13 ond-half runs by Peabody to grab a close nish the season at 15-5 and grab a rebounds, four assists and three steals. points and 10 rebounds. Stephen Fama win over the Tanners, 59-54, at Peabody home game at the state tournament." The Tanners were led by Jake Irvine, scored nine points and grabbed eight High Friday night. Peabody pulled with- St. John's Prep 60, BC High 48 who hit ve three-pointers and nished rebounds. in three points four times in the second With the win, St. John's Prep improved with 19 points. Joe O'Neill added 12 St. Mary's trailed by six points in the half, but every time the Magicians were to 11-4 and quali ed for the state tour- points, while Avian Hernandez had seven fourth quarter before mounting a come- able to make a big play to ght the Tan- nament. Leading the way for St. John's points. Marcus Barker nished with six back effort. ners off. were Matt Relihan and Tommy O'Neil points and 10 rebounds. "These are the types of games we'll "We've had some good gameplans over with 12 points each. Nate Hobbs added "Marblehead's a good team, and good see come tournament time," Brown the past few games, but I think tonight 10 points and Jarnel Snow-Guzman n- teams are able to weather those runs like said. "For us to come back after we were our guys did a great job of just realizing ished with nine. the ones we had in the second half," said down heading into the fourth quarter, that it's a 32-minute game and sticking "We had a nice defensive effort and Peabody coach Thad Broughton. "We were that was nice for us coaches to see." with the plan," said Marblehead coach made plays down the stretch," Prep in it the whole time, but we just couldn't The Spartans (12-2) visit Lowell Cath- Mike Giardi. "Peabody's a tough team full coach John Dullea said. "That's the type hit that one big shot that would've put us olic next Friday night (6:30). of good athletes, and we knew we'd have of effort of defense that we need going over the edge tonight." English 72, Danvers 52 to play a full game if we wanted to win." forward. It's nice to of cially qualify for The game got off to a slow start on English (13-1) was led by 18 points Derek Marino led Marblehead with 23 from Alonzo Linton. The Bulldogs re- BOYS, B2 points and four rebounds, while Dewey MAGICIANS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2018 Marblehead fends off Peabody’s late surge MAGICIANS ed with a 10-2 run of its From B1 own to retake the lead, 54-47, with just 1:45 to both sides, with each team go. Once Marblehead was making a number of mis- holding a five-point lead takes to slow them down. with less than a minute Behind some solid play to go, Peabody started to from Millett and Keaney, foul. It initially worked the Magicians were able out well, as Marblehead to pull away a bit as the only made one free throw first quarter came to a and Irvine hit a three to close and took a 14-8 lead. make it 57-54 with 12 Marblehead was able seconds left. But then the to extend its lead a bit Tanners fouled Marino, FILE PHOTO more in the second quar- who knocked down the Lynnfield’s Billy Arseneault led the way with ter. Although Peabody two game-clinching three 25 points Friday night. was able to stay in the throws to give Marble- game the whole time be- head the win. hind big three-pointers "Whether it's the NBA, from Irvine and O'Neill, NCAA or high school, ev- Boys basketball: Marblehead staved off ery team is going to go on every run thanks to more a run at some point," Giar- big play from Millett and di said. "It's all about, as Pioneers offense solid contributions from a defensive team, whether Marino. Marino ended the you can last through the half with 13 points, while run or not. We knew Pea- Millett had a full stat line body was going to hit some hot in victory with seven points, six re- tough shots, and they did. bounds and three blocks, We had some breakdowns, BOYS Pegnato and strong de- and the Magicians took a but we were able to settle From B1 fense from Jake Goldman. 30-21 lead into the half. down and make good de- "Winthrop's a very well But Peabody never quit. cisions for the most part the tournament." coached team," Big Blue The first run came ear- down the stretch." St. John's visits Xaveri- coach Justin Fucile said. ly in the third quarter, Now at 8-6 on the year, an Wednesday (4:30). "They're senior laden. We as the Tanners outscored Peabody is still pushing Lynnfield 77, North won that first quarter and Marblehead 15-7 over the hard for a tournament Reading 65 we'll try to build off that." first four minutes to pull spot as the season winds The Pioneers put the Swampscott (4-8) hosts within one, 37-36. The down. The Tanners play at ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON game out of reach 30 sec- Somerville Tuesday (7). Magicians then responded Revere Monday. onds into the fourth on a Somerville 63, with a 7-0 run to close the "We've been playing re- Marblehead’s James Millett goes for a layup 3-pointer by Jay Ndansi Saugus 33 quarter with a 44-36 lead. ally good basketball as of against Peabody’s Alex Jean. (11 points), following an Vinnie Cirame scored But again, Peabody late, which has been great offensive board by Clay- seven points. The Sa- wouldn't quit. The Tan- to see," Broughton said. to qualify for the tourna- now it's about managing ton Marengi (9 points) chems will aim for a ners opened the fourth "Going forward, we just ment. They'll attempt to what we do on the off day," and layup by Matt Mor- bounce back win when quarter with a 9-0 run want to make sure we re- get that win in a makeup Giardi said. "We'll proba- tellite (11 points) after a they host Northeast Tech in less than two min- main confident and keep game tomorrow afternoon bly just do a walkthrough Marengi steal to take its Monday night (7). utes and a big three from playing solid team basket- against Medford. largest lead of the game, Salem 66, Revere 54 Hernandez gave Peabody ball." "A quick turnaround to rest up a bit and try to 64-44. Billy Arseneault For Revere, Marcus it's first lead, 45-44. Mar- The Magicians are now like this means only one be mentally sharp for the led all scorers with 25 Brunson-Perez scored 17 blehead then respond- 9-5 and need one more win day of rest for the guys, so Medford game." points. Zach Shone (10 points and EJ Leone add- points) also hit double fig- ed 13 points and eight re- ures, while Dan Jameson bounds. finished with nine points, For Salem, Nate Leb- 10 rebounds and three ron scored 19 points and blocks. grabbed 13 rebounds. Winthrop 68, Ethan Espinal scored 18 Swampscott 46 points and dished eight The Vikings (6-9) shook assists, Johan Vargo off a slow start to finish scored 13 points and Gal- strong for the win. Chro- vin Gonzalez tallied 10 no Washington scored 16 points off the bench. points, Devin Pulsifer tal- The Witches (8-7) host lied 15 and Tayjuan McK- English Tuesday. enzie finished with 13. "English is an excellent Swampscott led at the team," Salem coach Tom end of the first quarter. Doyle said. "It's a huge The Big Blue were paced game for us and they're by 17 points from Max playing well this season. Super Bowl Sunday a holiday for everyone

SUPER BOWL kids. From B1 I’ve seen Super Bowls on TV and seen two up close big bowl of salad does and personal — both of wonders for the person them Patriot losses to the who’s absorbed in the New York Giants. I would game. No fuss (though a prefer seeing them from lot of muss). Mindless eat- my living room, or from ing works best in these sit- any living room that’ll uations. have me. For one thing, ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON The thing about the Su- the view’s better. Unless per Bowl is that it’s not your last name is McCa- Swampscott’s Ruby Mae Millea, right, the Big Blue’s honorary captain for the night, waits on the just a day for football fans. rtney, you cannot afford to bench alongside Nikki Rosa during pre-game introductions. No, sir. buy a seat anywhere in the You may not know stadium where you can ac- whether a football is tually see. And, most disil- Big Blue hold off Vikings on Millea’s night blown up or stuffed (to lusioning, they don’t show quote three-time compet- the commercials on the SWAMPSCOTT Swampscott inbounded the ball, dribble out or go to the line. itor and two-time winner Jumbotrons. It is wall-to- From B1 and all five players on the court As it turned out, they did neither. Bill Parcells) and still the wall noise — and LOUD touched the ball before it found its Instead, a Big Blue player fouled Super Bowl is must-see noise — from the moment get after it on defense. The players way into Sprague’s hands. She put Capone, who went to the line with a TV. you walk into the stadium did exactly that. The Vikings took up the shot that gave the Big Blue 1-and-1 opportunity. She missed the This is because advertis- until long after you leave advantage of some Swampscott its margin of victory. Sprague had front end, and with two seconds to tightness — as Leonard put it — ers pay millions of dollars (though Tom Petty was a strong game, finishing with eight go on the clock, Kearney was fouled and a Big Blue cold streak to launch for spots that may last great in 2008 and Madon- points. She was one of the victims and went to the line with a 1-and-1. an 8-0 run to climb to within a point a minute, and they save na’s show was spectacular of Winthrop’s zone in the second She, too, missed the front end, but their best, most creative with 2:33 to go. Co-captain Frances- four years later). half because, “we settled for outside Winthrop could not get the ball back ideas, for these commer- Somewhere, between the ca Capone (14 points) scored five of shots because we couldn’t penetrate down other end for a shot. cials. Or so they may think food, the commercials, and those points. it,” said Leonard. Maura Dorr finished with 12 (truth be told, they are all the halftime entertain- Rosa hit one of two free throws over the board in the hit- ment, there is a game to and Swampscott led by a pair (39- The game was far from over. Win- points for Winthrop. or-miss department). watch. Underneath the 37) when Capone struck again, hit- throp got the ball back, but the Big Swampscott raised its record to I know a person who din of family gatherings ting a running layup to tie the game. Blue stole it and it looked as if they’d 8-5. tapes the game, and or noisy sports bars, we’ll fast-forwards through the try to decipher talk of cov- Roundup: English gives Danvers a tough game action so she can see the er-twos and hurry-up of- commercials. I suspect she fenses. points. Skyler Crayton contributed way on defense. is not alone. The Eagles will probably ROUNDUP off the bench with eight points. The The Sachems (8-6) visit Malden I am old enough to re- look good for 3½ quarters From B1 Rams improved to 15-1 and visit Tuesday (7). member when halftime before a) the Patriots wake Brigette Gable and Madeline Danvers Tuesday night (7). "It was a big win," Saugus coach in a football game was an up and b) Philly, when it Bowden played well defensively. Danvers 42, English 36 Mark Schruender said. "It was the opportunity for the local realizes it could actually St. Mary's 66, Spellman 42 For English, Julianna Perry scored most complete game we've played. college band to strut its win, turns to jelly. The Spartans (11-4) moved to stuff. Now halftime shows I know the Eagles have six points with five assists and three The energy from start to end was within one game of tournament rebounds. Tommi Hill added seven terrific. Players were running up are full-flown extravagan- a good defense, and that qualification. Olivia Matela led the zas. During the season, they beat a decent Min- points and five rebounds. and down the court and I liked the way for St. Mary's with 18 points, Northeast 41, Tech 23 effort." halftime lasts 12 min- nesota Vikings team to knocking in four 3-pointers. Gabby Tech's Jafernee Cruz scored 10 Fenwick 38, Austin Prep 33 utes. That’s all. That’s just get to the game (though Torres scored 14 points and Pamela points and Shyla Jackson added five Sammi Gallant tallied 10 points, enough time to hydrate you could also call it a Gonzalez added 13 points. Gonzalez points. Nayelis Diaz led Tech's de- five rebounds and three assists, Jen- and go over some adjust- Minnesota no-show). But now needs 31ß´ points to reach 1,000 ments. does anyone really think for her career. fense. nie Meagher added five points and In the Super Bowl, that the Eagles are going to The Spartans also received solid "Nayelis grabbed some rebounds, 14 rebounds. Junior captain Jaxson can be expanded up to a beat Bill Belichick and performances off the bench from Ja- grabbed some tips and made a cou- Nadeau returned from ACL surgery half hour so the likes of Tom Brady with a backup nisse Avellino (5 points, 6 rebounds) ple of steals," Tigers coach Kaitlyn tonight and scored seven points, five Paul McCartney or U2 or quarterback? and Ellie Riordan (6 points, 5 re- Wechsler said. rebounds and three steals. Fenwick Madonna can entertain Patriots 28, Eagles 21. bounds). Tech (4-12) hosts fellowship Mon- hosts Williams Tuesday. us. This year it’s Justin Methinks the sands of St. Mary's battles Bishop Feehan day (4). GIRLS HOCKEY Timberlake (we’re assum- time are running out, but Saturday night at Emmanuel Col- Saugus 67, Somerville 52 Marblehead 7, Oakmont 0 ing Janet Jackson’s stay- that Brady and Belichick lege. Alessia Salzillo led the Sachems Sydney Cresta paced the Magi- ing home). Already, there have one more good one Classical 53, Medford 25 with 20 points, Marissa Stockwell cians with four goals and two as- are pleas for him to keep left. Just like the Packers Paris Wilkey led the Rams with 17 scored 13 points. Alana Aldred took sists. Marblehead improved to 8-4-1 the halftime show safe for did in 1968. points and Irianis Delgado added 10 two charges and Kiley Ronan led the with the win. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE SATURDAY Swimming Boys Hockey CCL Championships (2) Lynnfield at Newburyport (12) Wrestling Swampscott at Everett (1) State Meet (at N. Andover, 8a) Peabody at Medford (4) St. John’s Prep at Franklin Dual Meet Malden Catholic at Xaverian (4) Tournament (9) Saugus at Marblehead (5) Lynnfield at Haverhill Dual Meet Tour- Gloucester at Somerville (5) nament (TBA) Lynn at Revere (5:10) Gymnastics Winthrop at Danvers (5:40) Beverly/Danvers at Masco (5) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (6) Marblehead at Peabody (2:30) St. John’s Prep at Catholic Memorial (6) SUNDAY Girls Hockey Girls Hockey Auburn at St. Mary’s (2:10) Wakefield at Fenwick (9a) Peabody at Fenwick (4) Boys Basketball Medford at Matignon (8) Medford at Marblehead (1) Girls Basketball Gymnastics St. Mary’s at Bishop Feehan (6:30) Beverly at Varsity Invitational (9a)

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NSSUA Softball and the 2018 softball umpire exam. Umpire School PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The North Shore Softball Lynn Babe Ruth Boston Celtics guard Terry Rozier is congratulated by teammate Al Horford as he leaves Friday’s game. Umpire Association registration (NSSUA) is looking for new Lynn Babe Ruth will hold softball umpires for the registration for the upcom- upcoming 2018 season. Rozier scores career high in win ing season for ages 13 Anyone interested can con- through 15 on Saturday tact Roy Ballard at roys- BOSTON (AP) — Terry suffered in Monday's win Rozier passed his previ- left hip), Gs Shane Larkin and Sunday at Lynn Hous- [email protected] or by Rozier had a career-high at Denver and was one of ous career best of 23 points (right knee soreness) and ing on 10 Church St. from 31 points and seven re- four Boston players who on a pair of free throws Marcus Smart (right hand phone at 781-223-0378. 10 a.m. at 1 p.m. All Little bounds in his second NBA sat with injuries on Fri- with 1:10 remaining in laceration) were sidelined Classes will be held on League graduates and new start, Jayson Tatum add- day. the third. He eclipsed 30 with injuries. Monday nights at Marble- players are required to ed a career-high 27 points Jaylen Brown scored points with a 3-pointer at PRINCE ASCENDS head High School form bring their birth certificate and the short-handed Bos- 19 points and Al Horford 6:10 of the final period. Ir- Prince was named as 6:30-8 p.m. starting tonight. ton Celtics beat the Atlan- had 17 with seven assists ving is the only other Celt- an injury replacement to the registration site in ta Hawks 119-110 on Fri- to help lead Boston to its ics player with a 30-point for Milwaukee's Malcolm Cost for the school is order to sign up. day night. fourth win in five tries. game this season. Brogdon in the Rising $100, which covers half of Returning players can Rozier started in place of Taruean Prince had a Schroder's jumper with Stars game during All- 2018’s NSSUA dues, a rule- register online at www. the injured Kyrie Irving. career-high 31 points and 7:19 left brought the Star Weekend. Prince will book, umpiring materials greaterlynnbaberuth.org. The third-year guard be- eight rebounds to lead the Hawks within 10 at 103- join Hawks rookie forward came the second player Hawks, who have lost five 93, but Atlanta wouldn't John Collins on the U.S. in league history with a of six. Dennis Schroder come any closer until the team roster. NBA triple-double in his first added 25 points and Mar- final minute with the "Super excited the op- start, totaling 17 points, co Belinelli had 15. game out of reach. portunity came about and EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE 11 rebounds and 10 as- Trailing 55-53 at half- Atlanta led 32-26 after definitely want to take Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB sists in Wednesday's blow- time, Boston opened a one quarter. advantage of it," said the Boston 37 15 .712 — Houston 37 13 .740 — out of the Knicks. 19-point lead heading into BLEEDING GREEN 23-year-old Prince, who Toronto 34 16 .680 2 San Antonio 34 20 .630 5 Philadelphia 24 24 .500 11 New Orleans 27 23 .540 10 Irving missed his second the fourth quarter after Only 10 players suited is Atlanta's third-lead- New York 23 29 .442 14 Memphis 18 33 .353 19½ straight game with a right outscoring Atlanta 41-20 up for Boston as Irving, ing scorer, averaging 12.3 Brooklyn 19 33 .365 18 Dallas 16 36 .308 22 quad contusion that he in the third. F Marcus Morris (bruised points per game. Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 29 22 .569 — Minnesota 33 22 .600 — Washington 29 22 .569 — Oklahoma City 30 21 .588 1 Charlotte 21 29 .420 7½ Portland 29 22 .569 2 Super Bowl could come down to Gronk, Ertz Orlando 15 35 .300 13½ Denver 26 25 .510 5 Atlanta 15 36 .294 14 Utah 22 28 .440 8½ Central Division Pacific Division BLOOMINGTON, Minn. Gronkowski led the New a helmet-to-helmet hit get frustrated," Gronkow- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB (AP) — Rob Gronkowski England Patriots with 69 from Barry Church before ski said. "We had that ex- Cleveland 30 20 .600 — Golden State 40 11 .784 — Indiana 29 23 .558 2 L.A. Clippers 25 25 .500 14½ gets to play in this year's catches for 1,084 yards halftime. tra week, which was awe- Milwaukee 27 23 .540 3 L.A. Lakers 19 31 .380 20½ Super Bowl after missing and eight touchdowns. That led to concerns some." Detroit 24 26 .480 6 Phoenix 18 34 .346 22½ last year's game with a Ertz led the Philadel- Gronkowski might miss Chicago 18 33 .353 12½ Sacramento 16 34 .320 23½ The return of the All- bad back. Zach Ertz gets phia Eagles with 74 catch- his second straight Super Pro tight end gives Tom Saturday’s Games Dallas at Sacramento, 10 p.m. the chance to match his es for 824 yards and eight Bowl. He was sidelined for Brady another key option Chicago at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games wife, Julie , a soccer star TDs — double his previ- last year's 34-28 overtime who's already won a world ous career best. win against Atlanta after against a punishing Ea- Miami at Detroit, 7 p.m. Atlanta at New York, 12 p.m. Philadelphia at Indiana, 7 p.m. championship. Ertz also has 11 grabs undergoing back surgery. gles defense that ranked Memphis at Toronto, 12 p.m. Washington at Orlando, 7 p.m. Super Bowl 52 could for 125 yards in the play- Gronk, however, re- Milwaukee at Brooklyn, 12 p.m. fourth in the league. Houston at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. come down to which of offs and Gronkowski has turned to practice Thurs- "He's a dynamic player. Golden State at Denver, 9 p.m. Portland at Boston, 12 p.m. these terrific tight ends seven catches for 102 day and said he is "ready He means a ton to our of- New Orleans at Minnesota, 9 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 2 p.m. shines brighter. yards and a touchdown to roll" after clearing the Utah at San Antonio, 9 p.m. Charlotte at Phoenix, 3 p.m. The two had similar sta- in the playoffs despite concussion protocol. fense. He really has since tistics and impact on their missing most of the AFC He said he never doubt- he got to our team. It's al- NHL team's fortunes this sea- championship against ed he'd get to play Sunday. ways great when he's out son. Jacksonville after taking "There was no reason to there," Brady said. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 51 35 13 3 73 183 132 Winnipeg 52 30 13 9 69 169 140 TV/RADIO Boston 49 30 11 8 68 160 120 Nashville 49 30 12 7 67 151 125 Toronto 53 30 18 5 65 171 146 St. Louis 53 31 19 3 65 152 134 TV ...... Toronto at Boston...... NESN, WBZ-FM 98.5 Florida 49 21 22 6 48 140 161 Dallas 52 29 19 4 62 159 138 Horse racing Detroit 49 20 21 8 48 128 147 Colorado 50 28 18 4 60 164 146 College basketball Montreal 51 20 25 6 46 130 161 Minnesota 50 27 18 5 59 147 142 12 p.m...... Cincinnati at UConn...... ESPN2 4 p.m...... NYRA races...... FS2 Ottawa 49 16 24 9 41 127 169 Chicago 51 24 20 7 55 150 141 ...... DePaul at Butler...... FS1 Mixed martial arts Buffalo 51 14 28 9 37 117 170 Pacific Division 10 p.m...... UFC: Lyoto Machida vs. Eryk Anders...... FS1 Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA ...... Duke at St. John’s...... Fox GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 50 34 12 4 72 171 132 ...... Houston at UCF...... ESPNU Motor sports Washington 50 30 15 5 65 155 141 San Jose 50 26 16 8 60 146 140 ...... Notre Dame at N.C. State...... ESPN 7 p.m...... Monster Energy Supercross Series...... FS1 New Jersey 50 26 16 8 60 151 150 Anaheim 52 25 17 10 60 145 144 Skiing Pittsburgh 52 28 21 3 59 156 155 Los Angeles 51 27 19 5 59 142 126 ...... Oklahoma St. at Kansas...... CBS Columbus 50 27 19 4 58 133 140 Calgary 51 25 18 8 58 143 146 ...... Toledo at Akron...... CBSSN 10:30 p.m...... World Cup: women’s downhill...... NBCSN Carolina 51 24 19 8 56 141 155 Edmonton 50 22 24 4 48 138 161 2 p.m...... Clemson at Wake Forest...... NESN Plus Soccer Philadelphia 51 24 19 8 56 147 150 Vancouver 51 21 24 6 48 135 164 7:30 a.m...... Premier: Manchester City at Burnley.... NBCSN N.Y. Rangers 51 25 21 5 55 153 155 Arizona 51 12 30 9 33 119 176 ...... Kentucky at Missouri...... CBS N.Y. Islander 52 25 22 5 55 173 189 ...... Memphis at East Carolina...... ESPNews 9:30 a.m...... Bayer Leverkusen at SC Freiburg.....Fox Soccer ...... Bayern Munich at FSV Mainz 05...... FS1 Saturday’s Games Chicago at Calgary, 10 p.m...... Miami at Virginia Tech...... ESPN ...... Werder Bremen at FC Schalke 04...... FS2 Ottawa at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Arizona at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m...... Missouri St. at Loyola Chicago...... CBSSN ...... South Carolina at Texas A&M...... ESPN2 10 a.m...... Premier: Huddersfield at Man United.... NBCSN Anaheim at Montreal, 1 p.m. Sunday’s Games 12:30 p.m...... RB Leipzig at Mönchengladbach...... FS2 Detroit at Florida, 7 p.m...... Texas Tech at TCU...... ESPNU Vegas at Washington, 12:30 p.m...... Premier League: Everton at Arsenal...... NBC Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7 p.m. 2:30 p.m...... Minnesota at Michigan...... Fox San Jose at Carolina, 1 p.m...... Providence at Marquette...... FS1 Track and field St. Louis at Buffalo, 7 p.m. 4 p.m...... Millrose Games...... NBC Ottawa at Montreal, 1 p.m. 3:30 p.m...... Arkansas at LSU...... SEC Network Columbus at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. College basketball Monday’s Games 4 p.m...... Alabama at Florida...... ESPN Colorado at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. 12 p.m...... Colgate at Navy...... CBSSN Anaheim at Toronto, 7 p.m...... Kansas St. at West Virginia...... ESPN2 Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m...... Georgia Tech at Boston College...... ESPNU Nashville at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m...... Purdue at Rutgers...... Big Ten Network N.Y. Rangers at Nashville, 8 p.m...... Illinois at Ohio State...... FS1 ...... Saint Joseph’s at La Salle...... CBSSN Minnesota at Dallas, 8 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m...... Seton Hall at Villanova...... Fox ...... UNCW at Northeastern...... NESN Plus Tampa Bay at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Edmonton, 9 p.m. 1 p.m...... Wisconsin at Maryland...... CBS 4:30 p.m...... Geo. Mason at Richmond...... NBCSN 3 p.m...... Temple at Tulane...... ESPNews 5 p.m...... Oregon at Stanford...... Fox TODAY IN SPORTS 4 p.m...... Arizona St. at Washington St...... ESPNU 6 p.m...... Georgetown at Xavier...... CBSSN College basketball - women Feb. 3 99, Portland tops Philadelphia ...... Georgia at Mississippi St...... ESPNU 12 p.m...... LSU at Kentucky...... SEC Network 96-85, Sacramento defeats Detroit 1944 — Syd Howe of the Detroit ...... Iowa at Penn State...... Big Ten Network ...... Northwestern at Indiana...... Big Ten Network Red Wings scores six goals in a 94-85, Cleveland tops Milwaukee ...... Mississippi at Tennessee...... SEC Network 12-6 victory over the New York Rang- 111-88 and Minnesota downs Dallas 1 p.m...... Notre Dame at Duke...... ESPN2 105-96...... USC at UCLA...... ESPN2 2 p.m...... Arkansas at Alabama...... SEC Network ers. 6:15 p.m...... Oklahoma at Texas...... ESPN 1980 — Larry Bird hits the first 2000 — World Wrestling Federation ...... Purdue at Illinois...... Big Ten Network 3-point shot in the history of the mastermind Vince McMahon unveils 6:30 p.m...... St. Bonaventure at Duquesne...... NBCSN ...... Tennessee at Vanderbilt...... ESPNU his latest creation: the XFL, a new NBA All-Star Game. Bird’ 3 came in 8 p.m...... Iowa State at Baylor...... ESPN2 ...... VCU at Dayton...... CBSSN overtime as the East team outscores pro football league...... Nevada at Colorado St...... ESPNU 2001 — One year later, the XFL mus- 4 p.m...... Auburn at Texas A&M...... SEC Network the West 16-8 in the overtime for a cles its way onto the national sports ...... UNLV at Boise St...... CBSSN 144-136 win...... Geo. Mason at Saint Joseph’s...... CBSSN scene with its first two games. With 8:15 p.m...... Michigan St. at Indiana...... ESPN 1982 — Skier Steve Mahre, twin Pro basketball exuberant cheerleaders and trash- brother of overall champion Phil 8:30 p.m...... Vanderbilt at Auburn...... SEC Network 12 p.m...... Portland at Boston...... NBCSB, WBZ-FM 98.5 talking players sharing center stage, Mahre, becomes the first American 10 p.m...... BYU at Gonzaga...... ESPN2 the Las Vegas Outlaws beat the New 2 p.m...... LA Lakers at Oklahoma City...... ABC man to win a gold medal in Olympic ...... UC Irvine at Cal State Fullerton...... ESPNU York/New Jersey Hitmen 19-0, while College basketball - women or World Championship competition the Orlando Rage beat the Chicago College basketball - women 1 p.m...... Florida State at Pittsburgh...... NESN when he edges Sweden’s Ingemar Enforcers 33-29 before a crowd of 1 p.m...... Ohio State at Wisconsin...... Big Ten Network Pro football Stenmark by 0.51 seconds in the 35,603 in Orlando...... TCU at Texas...... Longhorn Network 6:30 p.m...... Super Bowl LII: Philadelphia vs. New England � giant slalom. 2013 — The Baltimore Ravens sur- 1990 — Bill Shoemaker, the world’s Pro basketball NBC, WBZ-FM 98.5, WEEI-FM 93.7 vive a power outage at the Super 8:30 p.m...... Houston at Cleveland...... ABC winningest jockey, finishes fourth on Bowl to edge the San Francisco Golf Patchy Groundfog in his final ride at 49ers 34-31. Jacoby Jones returns Boxing 1 p.m...... PGA: Phoenix Open...... Golf Santa Anita. The 58-year-old Shoe- the second-half kickoff 108 yards, a 9 p.m...... Jerwin Ancajas vs. Israel Gonzalez....ESPNews 3 p.m...... PGA: Phoenix Open...... CBS maker finishes his 40-year career Super Bowl record, to give Baltimore 10:15 p.m...... Gilberto Ramirez vs. Habib Ahmed...... ESPN College gymnastics with $123,375,524 in earnings, a a 28-6 lead. Moments later, lights Golf record 8,833 wins, 6,136 seconds 4 p.m...... Women, Oklahoma at UCLA...... ESPN lining the Superdome fade. When 2 p.m...... PGA: Phoenix Open...... Golf and 4,987 thirds in 40,350 starts. action resumes 34 minutes later, Skiing 1996 — Visiting teams are 7-0, Colin Kaepernick and the 49ers 4 p.m...... PGA: Phoenix Open...... CBS 4 p.m...... World Cup: women’s downhill...... NBCSN marking the first time in NBA history score 17 consecutive points, getting 9:30 p.m...... European PGA: Maybank Championship.....Golf Soccer road clubs go undefeated on a day as close as 31-29. Baltimore stops College hockey 9:15 a.m...... Premier League: Newcastle United at Crystal with more than five games. Expan- San Francisco on fourth-and-goal 3 p.m...... Women: Colgate at Harvard...... NESN Palace...... NBCSN sion Toronto beats the Los Angeles from the 5 with under 2 minutes left Clippers 119-113 in overtime, Seat- when Kaepernick’s pass sails Pro hockey 9:30 a.m...... Eintracht Frankfurt at FC Augsburg...... FS1 tle defeats Houston 104-103 in beyond Michael Crabtree in the end 1 p.m...... Ottawa at Philadelphia...... NHL Network 11:30 a.m...... Premier: Tottenham at Liverpool...... NBCSN overtime, Boston downs Miami 100- zone. 7 p.m...... St. Louis at Buffalo...... NHL Network 12 p.m...... Bundesliga: Hannover 96 at Hamburger SVFS2. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 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

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REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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Based on the Days That Shaped ›››‡ Apollo 13 (1995) Tom competition. North doubles, and East passes. trump. What should East lead? HIST Cinquedea” true story of the ill-fated 1970 moon mission. America Hanks, Bill Paxton. 3. Suggest a bidding se- What should South do? Pass. Club four. (c) What should he “Faith Under Fire: The Simone Biles Story: Courage to Soar Biography Presents: The Simone Biles Story: Courage to Soar Simone quence with West as the 5. Look only at the North lead if West doubles three no- LIFE Antoinette Tuff” (2018, Drama) Jeanté Godlock. Simone Biles (2018, Drama) Jeanté Godlock. Biles dealer. See the diagram. I like hand. West opens and closes trump? Heart seven — West ›› Walking Tall (2004, Action) The Rock, ››‡ Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby › Joe Dirt (2001, Comedy) David Spade, MTV South’s two-heart advance to the auction with seven clubs! should have a solid suit. Johnny Knoxville. (2006, Comedy) Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly. Dennis Miller, Brittany Daniel. be forcing; hence North’s raise. What should North lead? Mission: 6 Preview Patriots Tailgate Mission: 6 Preview Angling Belichick Poker After Dark Poker After Dark Poker NBCSB If two hearts would be nonforc- A trump. West must have a of Super Bowl LII. Football of Super Bowl LII. ing, South must cue-bid two spade void. South cannot have NHL Hockey Toronto Maple Leafs at Boston Bruins. Bruins Sports Sports Sports Dirty NHL Hockey Toronto Maple NESN (N) Overtime Today Today Today Water TV Leafs at Boston Bruins. diamonds, then, over North’s a side-suit void, because he Henry Danger Thunder- Nicky, Full Full Fresh Fresh Friends Friends Friends Friends Two and two-spade rebid, continue with did not double. North should NICK mans Ricky House House Prince Prince Half Men three hearts. 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(a) West opens one dia- Brooklyn Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full The Drop the Joker’s 2 Broke TBS Nine Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal Detour Mic Wild Girls now? Two clubs. This is fourth- mond, and North overcalls one (5:30) ››‡ “The ››› The Hunger Games (2012) Jennifer Lawrence. In a dysto- ››› The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013) Jen- suit game-forcing. It is a slight heart. What should East do? TNT Intern” (2015) pian society, teens fight to the death on live TV. nifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson. overbid, but it maximizes the Two diamonds (to make life ››› The Blind Side (2009) Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw. A well- Falling Water “Pro- ››› The Blind Side (2009, Drama) Sandra Bullock, chance of finding the right harder for South) or pass (be- USA to-do white couple adopts a homeless black teen. motion” (N) Tim McGraw, Quinton Aaron. strain. cause the hand is so weak). 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Greek workshop recreates ancient masterpieces By Thanassis Stavrakis ASSOCIATED PRESS Charlie Hall ATHENS, Greece — It plans to test- might be the closest an market a new, artist can get to time improved travel: Painstakingly rec- model of the reating the sculptures of waterbed. Greece’s ancient masters. A group of artists work- FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE ing for Athens’ Culture NEWS SERVICE Ministry has the exclusive right to make the officially certified copies, which are Waterbeds are returning, meant for sale in Greek museum shops. “The standard is very and the inventor wants you high. And every artist tries to emulate what was By Erik Lacitis show in San Francisco. foam around the edges. done by the artist in an- THE SEATTLE TIMES “But I have this theory New materials suppress cient times,” supervisor FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS that it’s a Northwest kind the wave action that some Stelios Gavalas, a sculptor Millennials, the inven- A worker places a copy of the head of Kouros in of thing. I feel like a lot of customers didn’t like. by training, told The Asso- Culture Ministry’s Lab in Athens. tor of the waterbed has a us spawned in a waterbed.” Dual bladders allow each ciated Press. “For us, it is message for you. Especially And so those younger side of the bed to have its a very big honor to have those of you living in the Pa- out of plaster in molds and in the workshop, together types, “Maybe they want to own temperature control. daily contact with works cific Northwest, like he does. painstakingly hand-paint- with more than a thou- visit the spawning ground.” It’s not like Charlie of the great artists of an- ed to match the hues of sand prototype copies, You need a waterbed. tiquity.” Charlie Hall is 71 and a That first waterbed was needs the money from the the original piece, be it some dating from the late called “The Pleasure Pit” Return of the Waterbed. The team of about 50 fine metal, marble, clay or 19th century. millionaire because of wa- arts graduates works on a terbeds and some of the because, as the oft-repeat- He has a ranch home in even ivory. Plaster is used Each reproduction can ed sales pitch went in that California wine country and range of sculptures, from because it doesn’t shrink take days to complete, other 40 patents he holds. a three-inch hare from Ro- (You know the Sun Shower, groovy era, “Two things are another place in that state, while drying, unlike other with the mid-5th century better on a waterbed, and and about 15 years ago he man-era Macedonia to a materials such as resin, B.C. Zeus, or Poseidon, re- with the solar-heated bags seven-foot statue of Zeus, that let you bathe when one of them is sleeping.” bought a home right on the and allows reproductions quiring nearly two months or Poseidon, made in the camping? That’s his.) Working with a good Bainbridge Island water- that are completely accu- from beginning to end, in- mid-5th century B.C. and He’s planning on the friend of his from the water- front. During nice weather, rate in size. cluding the time required one of the star exhibits of waterbed making a come- bed days — Keith Koening, he spends a lot of time on Casts are made in the for the plaster to dry. That the National Archaeologi- back this spring. president of City Furniture, his 55-foot cruiser, going museums where the orig- copy sits near the top of “I don’t think a millenni- with 16 stores in South around the San Juans. cal Museum in Athens. inals are kept, and the the price range, costing al has ever seen one,” says Florida — he is about to Still, he’s an inveterate All are full-scale, made ensuing moulds are stored 3,000 euros ($3,700). Charlie, as everyone calls test-market Waterbed 2018. tinkerer. He can’t help it. him, about the invention No more rigid frame “It keeps me young, to be he debuted 50 years ago at that made them hard to active and engaged in a lot a “Happy Happening” art get out of. Now there’s of projects,” says Charlie.

Groundhog Club Robot barista makes coffee co-handler Al Dereume holds Punxsutawney at new cafe in Japan’s capital Phil, the weather prognosticating By Mari Yamaguchi groundhog, ASSOCIATED PRESS during the 132nd TOKYO — Japan has a celebration of new robot cafe where cus- Groundhog Day tomers can enjoy coffee on Gobbler’s Knob brewed and served by a in Punxsutawney, robot barista. Pa. Friday. The robot named Sawyer debuted this week at Hen- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS na Cafe in Tokyo’s down- town business and shop- ping district of Shibuya. Handlers: Punxsutawney Phil The shop’s name in Japa- nese means “strange cafe.” The single-armed robot sees 6 more weeks of winter scans a ticket purchased PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. outside Punxsutawney solid gold: I see my royal from a vending machine — Pennsylvania’s most fa- about 65 miles northeast Shadow! Six more weeks and greets the customer. mous groundhog foresees of Pittsburgh. of Winter to go!” “Would you care for a de- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS no early end to winter. Thousands of people Records dating to 1887 licious coffee?” the barista, The handlers of Punx- gathered overnight to show Phil has now pre- with a screen showing a Robot barista “Sawyer” makes a coffee at Henn- sutawney Phil said the await the forecast, bun- dicted more winter 103 pair of cartoon eyes, asks na Cafe, Japanese meaning “Strange Cafe,” in furry rodent has called for dled up against the cold times while forecasting an in a flat tone. “I can make Tokyo Friday. six more weeks of winter and entertained by folk early spring just 18 times one better than human be- after seeing his shadow at music and a fireworks dis- — including last year. ings around here.” ing customers. chine,” he said. dawn Friday. play, with temperatures There are no records for It grinds the coffee beans, “An essential point is to Takeshi Yamamoto, a The top hat-wearing around 11 degrees. the remaining years. fills a filter and pours hot increase productivity,” said members of the Punxsut- The groundhog’s predic- 68-year-old restaurant At the Staten Island Zoo water over a paper cup for Masataka Tamaki, general awney Groundhog Club’s tion is typically contained employee who works in In New York, Staten Is- up to five people at once. A manager of corporate plan- Inner Circle reveal Phil’s in a short poem. the neighborhood, said his land Chuck had a differ- cup of brewed coffee costs ning at H.I.S. He said only forecast every Feb. 2. It “Up early this morning. first experience with the ence of opinion with Phil. 320 yen ($3) and takes a one person needs to oversee robot cafe was very enjoy- is based on a German Far from home. Are you few minutes. Chuck — a three-decade the robot cafe, compared to able, and his robot-made legend surrounding Can- searching for the Phil-os- Sawyer can also operate several people needed at dlemas. The legend says opher’s stone? Well, even veteran of weather pre- coffee was delicious. an automated machine for a regular coffee shop, so it if a furry rodent casts a my best friends, they don’t dictions — did not see his six other hot drinks includ- can serve better quality cof- “It’s quite rich, and tastes shadow that day, winter know. Is it an early spring shadow. That means he’s IN MEMORIAM very good,” Yamamoto predicting an early spring. ing cappuccino,KENNY REID hot choco- fee at a reasonable price. continues. If not, spring or just more snow,” the late1992 and ~ FEBRUARYgreen tea 3 ~latte. 2018 Tamaki says it’s not just said, as he took a sip. “You comes early. proclamation read. “My New York Mayor Bill de TheRemembering cafe operator, my dad, my hero.travel about efficiency. “We want can get machine-made cof- In reality, Phil’s predic- faithful followers, your Blasio skipped Friday’s Love from your little girl. fee at convenience stores, ceremony, several years agencyLovingly H.I.S. remembered Co., and says sadly ro- the robot to entertain cus- tion is decided ahead of hands (and my paws) are bots missed,can increase Donna and Johnproduc- tomers so it’s not like buy- too, and it’s actually good. time by the group on Gob- getting cold so here is my after dropping a ground- tivity while also entertain- ing coffee at a vending ma- But here, I had great fun.” bler’s Knob, a tiny hill just forecast. Not lead, but hog that later died. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2018 REAL ESTATE

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