SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2019 New engines have GE plant ying

By Thor Jourgensen success in landing a $143 million initial ITEM STAFF production contract in 2017 to build 22 engines to power a new Marine Corps LYNN — Like an island bathed in sun- heavy-lift helicopter. shine but surrounded by stormy seas, State Rep. Peter Capano retired from General Electric Aviation’s River Works a 29-year career with GE last week and plant is hiring at record levels and shoul- said the T408 production spooling up this dering big aviation contracts even as GE year is just the latest chapter in a River GE engine assem- works its way out of a corporate slide. Works success story written since 2017. bler Paul Tucker Company executives hosted a rib- “The company has hired more than 400 works on a T408 bon-cutting ceremony a month ago to in- people over the last year and a half. The helicopter engine augurate the River Works assembly and last time I heard of that happening was slated for River shipping area for the new T408 helicop- the 1970s,” Capano said. Works production ter engine. starting this year. The ceremony capped off GE Aviation’s GE, A3 What’s the NAHANT SHORES UP local cost DAMAGED SEAWALL of the shutdown?

By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF Nearly a month into the partial fed- eral government shutdown, 21-year- old Louis Stola of the U.S. Coast Guard is worried about paying the bills. Stola, a Revere resident, works out of the U.S. Coast Guard base in Boston’s North End. He said he received a check on Jan. 1 but is not expecting to get one on Jan. 15. He and his wife Alicia Le- dezma began squirreling away money and buying produce at local food pan- tries to prepare for the lack of pay, he said. “We hope and pray they make the right decisions up there,” said Stola. “We have no control over it. Congress members are getting $10,000 raises and our families are getting nothing.” An estimated 80,000 federal em- ployees have gone without pay, and the strain on the system is starting to show. Travelers are waiting in lon- ger lines as Transportation Security By Bridget Turcotte “The wall is constructed of granite blocks and a Construction on Administration workers call out sick ITEM STAFF lot of the granite blocks were dislodged from the the seawall along during their scheduled shifts. National wave action,” said Barletta. “They are putting Willow Road in parks across the country are covered The rst in a series of projects to repair damage those back in place and rming up the wall itself.” Nahant is the with trash and marred by vandalism. caused by last year’s winter storms is well under- With the wall, repairs are being made to dam- rst in a series And many immigration cases are be- way in Nahant. aged railings and the sidewalk. of projects to x ing postponed, delaying an already In March 2018, a nor’easter left the town in a state “The important thing about that is the work is an estimated $1.6 lengthy process. of emergency for several days. Even after the storm limited to putting it back to what it was before the million worth of Housing ended, much of the town was left underwater. Roads storm,” he said. storm damage That pain is felt outside of courts, remained impassable and the ball elds underwa- The Federal Emergency Management Agency from last year’s parks and airports. The Department ter days later. With the causeway impassable, the will reimburse 75 percent of the overall cost of $1.6 storms. of Housing and Urban Development National Guard stationed a military transportation million, leaving the town with a $400,000 tab, said (HUD), whose funds ran out on Jan. 1, vehicle in town in case an evacuation was required. Barletta. ITEM PHOTO | sent a letter to 1,500 landlords whose Town properties endured an estimated $1.6 mil- The work began in November and is expected to SPENSER HASAK SHUTDOWN, A3 lion in storm damage, said Town Administrator be completed by spring. Tony Barletta. The rst project, repairs to a seawall on Willow Bridget Turcotte can be reached at bturcotte@item- Road, will cost about $300,000, he said. live.com. Follow her on Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. INSIDE College hopefuls making Sports Rally comes up short for Tech girls. B1 the grade in Swampscott  Peabody girls basketball By Bella diGrazia coming their way. runs away with win ITEM STAFF “This is a very strong senior class but we over Classical. B1 also start this process very early on,” said Bar- Swampscott High School students are get- num. “The college admission process is like ting an early jump on the college admissions having another class unto itself. It can be very process. stressful and is a very prevalent conversation As of Jan. 10, 153 out of 171 students applied around here. The balance is the biggest chal- to at least one school, according to Emily Zot- lenge and being prepared early on is the best to Barnum, director of the high school’s guid- solution.” ance department. Nearly 55 percent of those Barnum, who has been at the high school for students applied for early action, which allows ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE a decade, said the numbers are very high this them to hear back from colleges before the year, especially with students who applied for Louis Stola talks about how the holidays, and 15 percent applied for early deci- early action. In recent years the average was government shutdown is affect- sion, which has them committed to a school by ing him and his family. December, regardless of the nancial package SWAMPSCOTT, A3 Health aide charged with assaulting 90-year-old in Peabody

PEABODY — A live-in home health and re ghters responded to 59 Lynn-  uence of something” and the defendant Investigators found empty bottles of li- aide was arraigned Friday in Peabody eld St. on Thursday following a Lifeline allegedly became angry. quor in the defendant’s room. District Court for an assault on her medical alert and a 911 call in which an When the victim tried to call her Investigators also determined the 90-year-old client. elderly woman could be heard screaming daughter, the defendant took the phone defendant is an employee of Connecti- Sophonie Fidele, 27, faces charges of as- for help. out of her hand, police said. When she cut-based Family Care Plus and had sault and battery on a person over 60 and First responders found the victim and tried to activate her Lifeline bracelet, been placed as a live-in aide at the Pea- witness intimidation. the defendant at home. The initial inves- the defendant allegedly grabbed her body address. Essex Assistant District Attorney Mi- tigation revealed the victim confronted wrist and removed it, according to court A call to the agency was not immediate- chael Varone told the court that police the defendant about being “under the in- documents. ly returned.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 30° VOL. 141, ISSUE 30 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 16° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2019 OBITUARIES Verna Bloom, of Federal workers rally to ‘Last Temptation of demand end to shutdown Christ,’ dies at 80 By Alanna Durkin Richer BAR HARBOR, Maine with fraternity president ASSOCIATED PRESS (AP) — Verna Bloom, the “Otter” Stratton. actress who portrayed the She was Clint East- BOSTON — Federal wife of the dean in the wood’s lover in “High workers who aren’t get- movie “Animal House,” Plains Drifter” and was ting paychecks amid the has died. She was 80. Mary in “The Last Temp- lingering government shutdown rallied in Bos- Family spokesman Mike tation of Christ.” Kaplan tells The Holly- ton Friday to call on Pres- Bloom was born in Lynn wood Reporter that Bloom ident Donald Trump to died Wednesday in Bar and graduated from Bos- drop his demand for fund- Harbor, Maine, of compli- ton University in 1959. ing for a wall on the south- cations from dementia. She is survived by her ern U.S. border. In the 1978 John Landis husband, former film critic Furloughed workers film, Bloom played Marion and two-time Oscar-nomi- carrying signs with mes- Wormer, who flirted with nated screenwriter Jack sages such as “Don’t Wall and had a drunken romp Cocks, and a son. Feds Out” chanted “Let us serve” and “We want to work” in the frigid cold as NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS others described the toll the three-week impasse is Baker pocket vetoes on the rare coin Thursday beginning to have on their ban on some night. Only 10 to 15 of families. these pennies, mistakenly U.S. Sen. Ed Markey, flame-retardant chemicals minted in bronze instead who joined the workers, of steel, are believed to BOSTON (AP) — Gov. accused the Republican exist. They were made at Charlie Baker has pocket president of using feder- a time when bronze and vetoed a bill that would al workers as “hostages” copper were being saved ban flame retardant and “pawns” in a politi- to fill metal shortages chemicals from being cal game and said he will during World War II. used in a variety of forgo his Senate paycheck The auction house says household products. until all federal workers Don Lutes, of Pittsfield, In a letter sent to get paid. found the penny in his “That is cruel and it is lawmakers on Friday, the pocket as a teenager in Republican governor said unconscionable that fam- 1947 after getting some ilies must suffer because while he supports the leg- change at his high school islation’s goal of eliminat- the president has a fanta- cafeteria, and held onto it sy which he has been en- ing the toxic chemicals, he ever since. cannot sign the measure gaging in for the past two PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Lutes died in Septem- years,” the Democrat said. in its present form. ber. He directed all pro- Government workers and their supporters hold signs during a protest Lawmakers sent the bill Leiran Biton, a fur- ceeds from the sale to be loughed employee with the in Boston Friday. to Baker on Jan. 2, the donated to the Berkshire final day of the previous Environmental Protection Athenaeum at the public with two kids who works David Martinez, who changed one iota. Tonight, legislative session. Since Agency, said if the shut- library in Pittsfield. in the EPA’s air permit- represents workers at a here in the commonwealth a new session is under- down lasts for months, he ting program. “Get me federal prison in Massa- and across this country way, the veto cannot be suspects federal workers Amtrak service restored back to work.” chusetts, called it a “trag- where there is a feder- overridden. will start looking for other Federal prison workers, edy” that prison staff al prison, my co-workers Baker said some aspects in Northeast after jobs. who are still working but must continue to work will go into housing units, of the bill conflict with “We’re not gonna stick NYC wire is fixed aren’t getting paid, held in dangerous conditions they’ll be locked in with federal requirements and around,” he said. signs that read: “Law en- without knowing when argued the short time NEW HAVEN, Conn. “My job has nothing to over 200 sex offenders, forcement officers aretheir next paycheck will frame given for imple- (AP) — Amtrak trains do with the wall, border murders and drug dealers menting the proposed new were back on track be- security, immigration,” not pawns in your chess arrive. and they’ll be all alone,” standards could cause tween New York and Con- said Biton, a 39-year-old game.” “The risk to us hasn’t Martinez said. disruptions for consumers. necticut after a downed Advocates say the chem- power wire disrupted rail icals used by some manu- service in the Northeast Baker administration approves facturers in furniture and for several hours. children’s products aren’t Amtrak officials said necessary to meet current an overhead wire that air permits for natural gas project flammability standards. powers the trains came down Friday morning the Atlantic Bridge Proj- Enbridge plans to expose state-authorized health State plans $1B makeover near Pelham Bay in the By Michael P. Norton Bronx. It was repaired by STATE HOUSE ect, which includes the current and future gen- impact review had noted NEWS SERVICE of turnpike in Boston the early afternoon. All siting of the compressor erations of Quincy and current levels of formalde- station, and which re- Weymouth residents to a hyde and benzene in the service between New York BOSTON — In a de- BOSTON (AP) — State ceived federal approval in new source of toxins, all in project’s Fore River basin and New Haven, Conn., cision blasted by South transportation officials January 2017. the name of padding the are already above recom- was suspended, affecting Shore lawmakers as reck- are eyeing a major recon- “This reckless and ir- profits of a multinational mended state limits for struction of a portion of all Amtrak trains in and less, irresponsible and out of New England. dangerous, Gov. Charlie responsible decision is energy corporation. With the carcinogens. the Massachusetts Turn- harmful to the health, today’s decision, Enbridge But that same assess- pike in Boston. Rail service officials did Baker’s administration on safety and wellbeing of is one step closer to suc- ment, ordered by Baker in The estimated $1.1 not immediately disclose Friday approved air qual- residents of Weymouth ceeding.” 2017 and conducted by the billion project would how the wire came down. ity permits for a natural and the entire South While disappointing Metropolitan Area Plan- replace an aging viaduct The problem did not gas compressor station Shore,” Rep. James Mur- lawmakers, mayors and ning Council, also predict- and put a now-elevated affect Metro-North rail in Weymouth, with state phy (D-Weymouth) said in many residents of the ed “no substantial changes section of the highway serviceIN between MEMORIAM New York environmental regulators a statement released after South Shore, the admin- in health from direct expo- at ground level. At the and NewRALPH Haven. GRANESE concluding the Enbridge Amtrak2018 ~ JANUARY officials 11 ~ report-2019 state energy officials dis- istration’s decision ad- sures from the station it- same time, the plan calls ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY Energy project conforms for a portion of Soldiers ed the problem at about with air pollution regula- closed their decision just vances a project sought by self with the exception of Field Road that is now at 9 a.m. and announced tions. before 5 p.m. Friday. the natural gas industry sound levels during con- ground level to flow over it was repaired at about The project will sup- “Generations of resi- and is in keeping with the struction.” the turnpike on a new 1:30 p.m. port natural gas capacity dents living in the Fore Republican governor’s all- A spokesman for Energy viaduct. upgrades and the expan- River basin have been bur- of-the-above approach to and Environmental Af- The Boston Globe reports Former lieutenant sion of a gas transmis- dened by industrial pol- energy resources and en- fairs Secretary Matthew the plan would allow for governor candidate to be sion pipeline system that lutants. These industries suring a reliable supply of Beaton cited the health runs from Mahwah, N.J., once supplied much-need- power to the state. impact statement in a a new train station and policy aide to mayor development of land owned to Beverly for transporta- ed jobs to the area, while Fourteen legislators and statement released after by Harvard University PROVIDENCE, R.I. tion and deliveries on the simultaneously poisoning the mayors of Weymouth, the Department of En- Maritimes & Northeast the earth, water, and air,” Braintree and Quincy this vironmental Protection in the Allston-Brighton (AP)Music — & RhythmA Democrat find their way who into neighborhood. Officials narrowlythe secret lostplaces a bidof the for soul. Pipeline system. Collec- added Rep. Ronald Mari- week urged Baker to deny approved the air quality say it could also create Somewhere there's music, tively, it’s referred to as ano (D-Quincy). “Now, the air permits, saying a permits. lieutenantthat's where governor you are. in more green space along Rhode IslandLove, Judyhas a new the Charles River and give job with the Providence bicyclists and pedestrians mayor’s office. Pols turn out to tout offshore wind more INroom. MEMORIAM FormerIN MEMORIAM state Rep. Aaron RALPH GRANESE CHARLES PENDEXTER Construction2018 ~ JANUARY isn’t11 ~ 2019 ex- Regunberg2018 ~ JANUARY will serve12 ~ 2019 as pectedONE for YEAR at ANNIVERSARY least several a seniorHIS FIRST policy ANNIVERSARY advisor to company’s headquarters decision more years, but it will al- Mayor Jorge Elorza, work- most certain cause major ing on issues including traffic disruptions. universal pre-kindergarten By Colin A. Young Vestas Offshore Wind expect to pay for Vineyard parts of the state. and affordable housing. STATE HOUSE has chosen Boston for its Wind’s clean electricity “Now we will hopefully Rare bronze penny sells for He plans to work full- NEWS SERVICE American headquarters. — 6.5 cents per kilowatt be starting a new indus- time for the mayor until MHI Vestas, a turbine hour — proved to other try here in Massachusetts more than $200K at auction BOSTON — Gov. Char- the fall when he will tran- manufacturer, is partner- states that it is possible to and one of the things we BOSTON (AP) — A rare sition into a part-time lie Baker joined legislative ing with Vineyard Wind structure an offshore wind often talk about is the cre- 1943 bronze Lincoln pen- role as he enters Harvard leaders and executives on the 800-megawatt wind procurement to make it af- ation of jobs and although ny has sold for more than Law School. from two companies in- farm that utilities and the fordable and practical. I think they’ll initially $200,000Music & Rhythm at afind Florida their way into InRegunberg you I found the challenged love of my life volved in the offshore wind state tapped Vineyard “It’s pretty clear that be located in the Boston auction.the secret places of the soul. incumbentand my Democratic best friend. Lt. industry Friday afternoon Wind to construct 15 miles a lot of folks all the way area, eventually as time Somewhere there's music, In you Abe & Fran found another to celebrate the news that south of Martha’s Vine- down the coast are getting Heritagethat's where Auctions you are. says Gov.son. Dan They McKee loved you in dearly. the goes on that could move more thanLove, 30 Judy people bid SeptemberYou are missed primary. beyond words. the Danish company MHI yard and 34 miles from very interested in the pos- down to the South Coast All my love, Ann the mainland. Executives sibilities associated with as well, I hope,” DeLeo IN MEMORIAM from the two companies a clean, renewable energy said. CHARLES PENDEXTER IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM said it will be the first source that’s also afford- 2018 ~ JANUARY 12 ~ 2019 DOROTHY MURPHY RALPH GRANESE “utility-scale” offshore able and from our point HIS FIRST ANNIVERSARY JANUARY 13, 2019 2018 ~ JANUARY 11 ~ 2019 wind farm in the United of view that’s the magic ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY ON HER BIRTHDAY States. in this,” the governor said. 781-593-7700 Publishing Daily, except Sundays For Baker, the an- “We’re talking about 50 USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 nouncement is another percent of our electricity Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA sign that Massachusetts coming from clean, renew- and additional offices. took the right approach in able energy sources here Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions the 2016 clean energy law in the commonwealth of Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States that authorized the pro- Mass.” $20.00 for 4 weeks curement of offshore wind House Speaker Robert $65.00 for 13 weeks and hydroelectric power in DeLeo said he is most ex- $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year hopes of lowering costs for cited about the jobs that Send payment to and POSTMASTER, In you I found the love of my life ratepayers and shifting the offshore wind indus- and my best friend. Happy Birthday, Mom. Music & Rhythm find their way into send address changes to: In you Abe & Fran found another She was the best mother ever the secret places of the soul. towards more clean or re- try is expected to bring to The Daily Item son. They loved you dearly. this side of Heaven! Somewhere there's music, newable sources of energy. Massachusetts, especially 110 Munroe St. You are missed beyond words. Love and miss you, Tom and Dee that's where you are. He said the price Mas- if the job growth can be P.O. Box 5 All my love, Ann and your whole family Love, Judy Lynn, MA 01903 sachusetts ratepayers can spread out across various IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM DOROTHY MURPHY CHARLES PENDEXTER JANUARY 13, 2019 2018 ~ JANUARY 12 ~ 2019 ON HER BIRTHDAY HIS FIRST ANNIVERSARY

Happy Birthday, Mom. In you I found the love of my life She was the best mother ever and my best friend. this side of Heaven! In you Abe & Fran found another Love and miss you, Tom and Dee son. They loved you dearly. and your whole family You are missed beyond words. All my love, Ann

IN MEMORIAM DOROTHY MURPHY JANUARY 13, 2019 ON HER BIRTHDAY

Happy Birthday, Mom. She was the best mother ever this side of Heaven! Love and miss you, Tom and Dee and your whole family SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 New engines have GE plant ying

GE jor corporation to do well internship program with manufacturing positions,” From A1 while the corporation as a Lynn Vocational Techni- he said. whole does poorly. cal Institute that Walsh It’s no surprise to Salem River Works manage- He said the peak com- said can dovetail with the State University econom- ment and union employ- bat years in Iraq between River Works hiring wave. ics department chairman ees are looking beyond the 2003 and 2007 provided a Walsh and Gorham credit- Dr. Ken Ardon that a T408 to competing for the proving ground for mili- ed agreement between GE strong economy is trans- Improved Turbine Engine tary equipment designed management and the In- lating into contract orders Program (ITEP) contracts and built in the 1990s. ternational Union of Elec- for the River Works. to power U.S. Army Black That real-world testing trical workers with help- Culp’s efforts to strip Hawk and Apache heli- spawned technological in- ing to trigger the wave. down and shape up GE copters. The competition novations that translate A 2017 agreement ham- don’t necessarily trans- pits GE Aviation against into new designs for heli- mered out by both sides late, Ardon said, into the a combined effort by avi- copters and other equip- allowed GE to hire new corporation eventually ation engine manufactur- ment and business oppor- employees at a reduced splitting into independent ers Pratt & Whitney and tunities for GE Aviation hourly wage and then divisions. He said the at- Honeywell to grab the and its competitors. gradually increase the tention paid to new start- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ITEP work. Davis warned that GE hourly wage by a dol- up rms masks a trend in Capano is con dent Aviation is not immune lar a year over 10 years. Henry Beverly, 73, battles the u while tended business consolidation, fu- to by nurse Kathleen Burks at Upson Regional the River Works could be to buffeting by economic Dubbed “market-based eled in part by weakly-en- Medical Center in Thomaston, Ga. building the next genera- winds of change including wage,” the agreement was forced anti-trust laws. tion helicopter engine for the tariff ght with Chi- a company-union success “More and more busi- the military. na and a reduced military story for the River Works. ness is going to large cor- “Aviation is doing good presence in the Mideast. “People are dying to porations,” he said. U.S. u season poised and Lynn stands to do “A bunch of things are work there,” Walsh said. Davis said the Riv- well,” he said. up in the air that could River Works employ- er Works’ ability to stay to be milder than GE saw poor stock per- impact GE in Lynn,” he ment is currently stable at competitive and land ci- formances in 2017 and said. 2,500 employees but GE vilian as well as military 2018 and a turnover in its Ward 7 City Councilor Global Communications aviation engine contracts last year’s harsh one top executives with cur- Jay Walsh, who just re- representative Richard will help it outpace tur- rent CEO Larry Culp on tired from a 16-year GE Gorham said the company moil engul ng GE and a By Mike Stobbe week, up from 24 the week the job for three months. career to help run his fam- is actively seeking to ll fast-moving economy. ASSOCIATED PRESS before. Dr. Lawrence Davis, ily’s West Lynn heating oil machinist jobs. “I could see the Lynn The health agency also chairman of the history, business, said the River “Losing experience and plant staying strong,” he NEW YORK — It’s ear- released new estimates of government and econom- Works is pushing hard to talent is a challenge to said. ly, but the current  u sea- how the  u season is play- ics departments at North replace retiring machin- overcome and one that son is shaping up to be ing out. It said: Shore Community Col- ists with younger employ- reinforces our need to col- Thor Jourgensen can be gentler than last winter’s — About 6 million to 7 lege, said it is not unusual ees. laborate on development reached at tjourgensen@ unusually brutal one, U.S. million Americans have health of cials said. for one division of a ma- GE started a machinist of external pipelines for itemlive.com. become ill since  u season In most parts of the kicked off in the fall. country, most illnesses — About half were sick right now are being caused enough to go to see a doc- What’s the local cost of the shutdown? by a  u strain that leads tor. to fewer hospitalizations — Roughly 70,000 to SHUTDOWN Women, Infants and Chil- heating bill, she said. ments to continue. and deaths as the kind of 80,000 have been hospi- From A1 dren (WIC), has prior year “Our programs received “Even some of my  u that dominated a year funding which USDA will all their money upfront home-buying clients have ago, according to of cials talized. tenants receive nancial begin to provide states so we are very fortunate had their closings delayed at the Centers for Disease The CDC usually doesn’t assistance, asking them this week to facilitate Feb- we aren’t being affected due to the unavailabili- Control and Prevention. make those estimates until not to evict the affected ruary bene ts. but the uncertainty and ty of IRS transcripts for Vaccines also work better a  u season is over, but re- residents, according to Dianna Kuzia Hills, the inability to plan is im- the short period of time,” against it, said the CDC’s searchers have been work- The Cut, a website run by executive director of My pacting us,” said Birgitta said Satterwhite. “It’s an Dr. Alicia Fry. ing on the model for nearly New York Magazine. Brother’s Table, said the Damon, CEO of Lynn Eco- unsettling period of time So is the U.S. in for a a decade and believe it is Charles J. Gaeta, ex- city’s soup kitchen could nomic Opportunity, Inc. for Lynn residents that milder  u season? sound enough to use while ecutive director of Lynn be in jeopardy if the gov- (LEO). depend on certain federal “If (this strain) contin- the season is still going on, Housing Authority & ernment does not let up. The organization has a government entities.” ues to be the predominant of cials said. Neighborhood Develop- “We shop at the Greater fuel assistance program Struggling to get by virus, that is what we’d Because the model is ment, said the longer the Boston Food Bank twice that provides subsidies Even though the Coast expect,” Fry said. new, CDC researchers shutdown drags on, the a week to get USDA ap- and discounts to help Guard’s ve-page nan- Last season, an estimat- said they aren’t able to greater the risk for hous- proved food, and it’s ei- low-income households cial tip sheet to furloughed ed 80,000 Americans died compare those estimates ing assistance in Lynn. ther free or we pay a tiny, pay their winter utili- employees, with sugges- of  u and its complications to previous  u seasons. “If it’s not resolved soon shared maintenance fee,” ty bills from November tions like hosting garage — the disease’s highest Last season, an estimat- it could impact Hous- said Hills. “If we can’t get through May. sales and babysitting to death toll in at least four ed 49 million Americans ing Assistance Payments the food from there, we Clients of LEO in Lynn, generate revenue, didn’t decades. In recent years, got sick from the  u, 23 (HAP) to landlords, ap- have to pay for it through Lynn eld, Nahant, Sau- sit well with many mem-  u-related deaths have million went for medical plying for tax credits for a a wholesaler at full price. gus, Swampscott and bers, Stola said the Armed ranged from about 12,000 care and 960,000 were future development at the We are a privately funded Wake eld are, at the mo- Forces branch is doing ev- to 56,000, according to the hospitalized. Armory, and the support organization that raises ment, not in jeopardy of erything it can to keep its CDC. Some doctors and nurs- we rely on from a very all our own money. If we losing assistance for their men and women a oat. The CDC has no esti- es were anxious going into professional and knowl- have to shop at a regular heat bills, said Damon. The U.S. Coast Guard mate of deaths so far this this  u season, consider- edgeable HUD staff,” said store, nancially, we will Massachusetts gets 90 has a mutual assistance season, partly because it’s ing how bad last year was, Gaeta. run out quickly and that’s percent of fuel assistance program that gives $550 so early. Flu usually takes said Dr. James Steinberg, Food a huge concern for us.” funding upfront from the a month to married mem- off after Christmas and chief medical of cer at Families that rely on Most of the people who federal government, she bers and $350 to single peaks around February. Emory University Hospi- federal dollars to buy food go to the soup kitchen for said. members so they can pur- On Friday, the CDC re- tal Midtown in Atlanta. aren’t yet in danger. The food don’t realize the fed- Legal, real estate and chase food. Stola said he leased its regular weekly But so far it hasn’t been U.S. Department of Agri- eral government is putting immigration concerns still has hope, regardless  u update, showing that nearly as severe. “It seems culture (USDA) on Tues- up the cash for their SNAP Lynn attorney and of the current state of the it was reported to be wide- more like a typical  u sea- day announced a plan to and WIC bene ts, so many School Committee mem- country. spread in 30 states last son,” he said. provide full bene ts for of them don’t realize they ber Michael Satterwhite “A lot of us are just dis- the Supplemental Nutri- are in jeopardy, said Hills. said U.S. Bankruptcy appointed and hoping for tion Assistance Program If the shutdown continues, Court and the U.S. Citi- an update soon on what’s (SNAP) participants for Hills said she encourages zenship and Immigration going to happen,” said Sto- the month of February. community members to Services sent out warn- la. “I believe the shutdown Need to find The department is re- donate their time or mon- ings that funding issues won’t be for too much lon- viewing options avail- ey to My Brother’s Table may cause delays in hear- ger. Right now, I’m just an article? able to them for funding to ensure people are get- ing and claims processing. very glad the Coast Guard SNAP’s February bene- ting a hot meal. A bankruptcy hearing takes care of its people the ts without an addition- Home heating for one of Satterwhite’s way they do.” al appropriation from assistance clients was postponed to Subscribe to Congress, according to Given the winter February, and necessary Bella diGrazia can be the press release. Anoth- months, the shutdown is meetings with immigra- reached at bdigrazia@ e-edition on er major USDA program, terrible timing, according tion of cers for other cli- Itemlive.com. Follow her the Special Supplemen- to Hills. People are wor- ents have been postponed. on Twitter @BelladiGra- tal Nutrition Program for ried about paying their He expects the postpone- zia. College hopefuls making BEGIN YOUR NEW the grade in Swampscott HEALTHCARE CAREER TODAY! SWAMPSCOTT mer to fall made applying said Katz. “Mrs. Barnum From A1 for early decision to Syra- was really helpful to me cuse University a breeze. throughout the college closer to 40 percent, in- The soon-to-be architecture application process and On-Campus Classes stead of the current 55 major said starting early over the course of my four percent, she said. helped him get a sense of years at Swampscott High In the Swampscott se- what he wanted to do. School. I know it probably begin January, 2019 nior class, 80 percent of “I’m going to the univer- seems obvious, but the students are planning to sity I’ve been wanting to best resource for applying attend a four-year school, go to for a long time and to college is your guidance 10 percent are planning I feel relaxed already hav- counselor, and a lot of peo- • EKG Technician on going to a two-year ing these set plans,” said ple forget that.” school, and a small per- Lenihan. “I’m really proud • Phlebotomy Technician w/ clinical centage are planning on of the way my high school deferring for a year, said handled it so early on. I LAW OFFICES OF • Barnum. For the 2016- have less stress now.” JAMES J. 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E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill ‘Compromise’ wasn’t M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton always a dirty word Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Customer Service With the House in the hands of ment insist on enforcing the law, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS Democrats and the Senate con- the South Carolinians said, they Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 trolled by Republicans for the would secede from the Union. All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 next two years, compromise will Clay, now in the Senate, once 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 be essential to the passage of more stepped into the breach. Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 any legislation. But it won’t come He met with John Calhoun, the Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 easily. We live in an age in which leader of the South Carolinians, Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 classi [email protected] Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 compromise is often interpreted and brokered a deal whereby Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 as weakness and penalized at the the offending tariff was phased [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 next election. Our congressional out while the South Carolinians Circulation John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 districts, in which most seats are withdrew their secession threat. [email protected] safe for one party or the other, Clay was condemned in the North Ext. 3 reward candidates who appeal for yielding to South Carolina’s Newsroom to the most uncompromising ele- blackmail, and in the South for [email protected] ments of their parties. This whole maintaining the principle of the [email protected] system has fostered a mind-set tariff even as he retreated on its Ext. 4 that makes politics war by other practice. Yet the Union held. Sports means. “The Great Compromiser,” as [email protected] It wasn’t always so. In the ear- Clay was called by this time, had Ext. 5 ly years of the American republic, one more mediating trick up his Retail and Online EDITORIAL compromise was celebrated and sleeve. In 1850, California, sud- Advertising rewarded. The story of that time, denly full of gold-seekers, ap- [email protected] and of what happened to the re- plied for admission to the Union ADVERTISING public when it ended, can offer as a free state. Southerners dug Ernie Carpenter Jr. in their heels, complaining that Director of Advertising Did Jeanne sobering lessons for our current and Business Development, ext. 1355 fractious age. a free California would tip the [email protected] In 1820 the United States con- balance in the Senate against David McBournie fronted its first crisis over slav- their section. Clay offered them Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Calment live to ery. For decades, slavery had something they had long desired: [email protected] been broadly viewed as a blight a sterner fugitive slave law, one Ralph Mitchell that would criminalize the com- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 on the republic, its violence and [email protected] 122 years old? egregious inequality at odds with mon Northern practice of assist- Patricia Whalen the ideals of the Declaration of ing slaves fleeing bondage. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 For years, Jeanne Calment has reigned as Independence. Progress had been Again Clay was attacked from [email protected] the oldest documented person to have lived. made: Slavery was prohibited both sides. Southerners said he BUSINESS OFFICE had doomed them to Northern She supposedly died in 1997 at age 122. in the North, and the import of Maria Alvaracin But now Russian mathematician Nikolay slaves from Africa had been out- domination; Northerners de- ext. 1205 Zak has exhumed that claim and startled lawed. But, as part of the bargain- clared he was compelling them to [email protected] researchers with a challenge: He argues ing that had made the Constitu- betray their moral principles. But Susan J. Conti Clay was unrepentant, and he Controller, ext. 1288 that Calment was actually Yvonne Calment, tion ratifiable, states were given [email protected] Jeanne’s daughter, The Washington Post re- the right to choose whether to went to his grave, two years later, Ted Grant ports. Zak says Yvonne took her mother’s allow slavery, and the Southern convinced that he had saved the Publisher, ext. 1234 identity to elude inheritance taxes in the states still clung to it. Union for another generation. [email protected] 1930s. If so, Yvonne Calment would have been The Constitution, however, was He was too optimistic. With Marian Kinney 99 in 1997 — not 122. silent on states not yet admit- Clay’s death, the spirit of compro- ext. 1212 [email protected] In a paper published on a research-sharing ted to the Union. When Missouri mise that he embodied went out portal, ResearchGate, Zak offers evidence — of American politics. His succes- Will Kraft applied for admission as a slave Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 though it’s not conclusive — to buttress his state in 1820, both Northerners sors proved unwilling to acknowl- [email protected] edge the right of their opponents theory. For instance: Calment was nearly the and Southerners saw it as a test Mike Shanahan same height at age 100-plus as she had been of the strength of their position to views at odds with their own. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 at a younger age; older people usually lose and of whether slavery would be Abolitionists pushed harder than [email protected] height as they age. A passport for Jeanne in allowed to expand into the Amer- ever, even canonizing John Brown Carolina Trujillo the 1930s shows a different eye color entered for his murderous raid against Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ican West. [email protected] for her than what was noted in later life. Zak Henry Clay of Kentucky, the Harpers Ferry, Va. Southerners grew violently touchy on any- Jim Wilson cites a litany of discrepancies in her accounts speaker of the House, was well Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 of details of her life over time. positioned to head negotiations. thing that infringed their states’ [email protected] rights, most notably the right to Zak’s claim drew a strong rebuke from He was a slaveholder, but one CIRCULATION Jean-Marie Robine, who wrote a book about own slaves. who disliked the institution and Lisa Mahmoud Calment around the time of her death, the sought its end. As a Westerner, he The 1860 election of Abraham Manager, ext. 1239 Post reports. “All of this is incredibly shaky couldn’t credibly be accused by ei- Lincoln on a Republican platform [email protected] and rests on nothing,” Robine told Le Parisien. ther Northerners or Southerners opposing the expansion of slavery CLASSIFIED triggered the secession of seven We don’t know if Calment was 99 or 122 of being in the pocket of the other Abbe Young Smith when she died. But we all naturally seek clues side. Southern states, followed by an- Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] from the habits of those who are healthy into Clay proceeded to engineer the other four after Lincoln launched old age. We want to believe that a personal Missouri Compromise: Missouri a military campaign against the GRAPHICS regimen of diet, medical treatment, exercise would enter the Union as a slave secessionists. The ensuing war Trevor Andreozzi or genes will carry us well into the ninth or killed more than 600,000. Designer state, but the rest of the West [email protected] 10th decade of life in relative good health. would be divided into a free North Today, one hopes that the coun- If that fails, we hope scientists discover new try is not on track for anything Zachary Cotto and a slavery-allowing South. Designer ways to intervene and forestall the inevitable. Getting the compromise through similar. But the language and [email protected] culture of our politics disturbing- During the 20th century, American life expec- Congress required some clever Mohamed Diop tancies bounded ahead, adding decades to the maneuvering and one of the finest ly echo that earlier time. Political Designer opponents are cast as enemies; [email protected] average life via medical breakthroughs, ther- speeches of Clay’s illustrious ora- a winner-take-all environment apies and better preventive care. torical career. Many in both the Mark Sutherland treats compromise as surrender. Creative Director Scientists now debate the natural limits of North and the South were furi- Until now, the rift in politics [email protected] the human body. Can people live to 150? To ous, but Clay secured just enough has been partisan rather than NEWSROOM which a pragmatist who fears decades of de- support to let the nation move on sectional, rendering geograph- Mike Alongi cline might retort: Would anyone want to? to other matters. ic separation unlikely. But if the Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Whether she lived to 99 or 122, at least This was the heart of Clay’s [email protected] red states continue to grow red- one of the Calments defied the odds in many strategy, for he believed that the der, and the blue states bluer, this Bill Brotherton ways: She smoked until she was so old she genius of American self-govern- Features Editor ext. 1338 missing element of the 1850s rec- [email protected] had to quit because she couldn’t light a ciga- ment was a knack for muddling ipe for disaster might be added to rette without assistance. through. If the country could Gayla Cawley the unholy brew that constitutes Reporter, ext. 1236 Whatever the outcome of this tempest, here’s keep from getting hung up or torn much of our political discourse. [email protected] what we remember: Calment rode a bike until apart by any single issue, it would There’s another path. We can Cheryl Charles she was 100. She loved chocolate and report- advance on other fronts until News Editor, ext. 1278 channel the spirit of Henry Clay edly ate 2 pounds a week. In 1995, this page that issue became more tractable. [email protected] and revive the art of honorable noted that Calment was blind, almost deaf, Clay was convinced that the same Bella diGrazia and used a wheelchair, but still proclaimed compromise. We can acknowledge Reporter, ext. 1317 modernizing forces that had ren- our opponents’ right to a seat at [email protected] that “everything in life” interested her. That’s dered slavery unprofitable in the a fine example for the rest of us — at any age. the table. We can remember that Thomas Grillo North would erode its support in the reforms that last are those in Reporter, ext. 1264 By The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board. the South; all that was required which each side has a say and a [email protected] was time. stake. We can recall Clay’s guid- Spenser Hasak Clay’s skills at compromise were Photographer, ext. 1332 ing belief: that the fate of Ameri- [email protected] put to another test in the early can democracy is more important 1830s. South Carolina objected to Thor Jourgensen than success on any transient is- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 a tariff code that benefited North- sue. [email protected] ern manufacturers at the expense Daniel Kane of Southern planters. South Car- H.W. Brands teaches at the Uni- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 olinians took steps to nullify the versity of Texas at Austin. His new [email protected] tariff law — that is, to prevent book is “Heirs of the Founders: The Steve Krause Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 its enforcement within their Epic Rivalry of Henry Clay, John [email protected] state. Should the federal govern- Calhoun and Daniel Webster.” Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] LETTER TO THE EDITOR Emma LeBlanc Pérez Copy Editor [email protected] Harold Rivera In praise of an artist Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] A fellow ocean edge murals in the Lynn from Raw Arts. Roberto Scalese walker and pioneer library’s children’s room, Yetti is a master of News Editor, ext. 1211 muralist, Yetti Frenkel, and others in the Swamp- realism. Her figures bend, [email protected] like great rhyming poet scott Library. prance, and soar out of Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Ray Whittier, is an artist She also created a tall the canvas. She brought [email protected] who has enjoyed Lynn as mural with depth and public art to Lynn and Bridget Turcotte READERS’ FORUM a forum to show off their awe-inspiring beauty and paved the way as a wom- Reporter, ext. 1269 exquisite talent. a social bent in East Bos- an, as an artist, as a book [email protected] Yetti was the second ton. Her masterpiece and artist, as an inspiration Ryan York We want your letters muralist (first being the still simply the best is an Copy Editor, ext. 1220 to Raw Arts and Beyond [email protected] Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions and one who painted murals almost four-dimensional Walls comments from readers. Please send yours to the on the walls inside the mural Yetti created on the TECHNOLOGY Editor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, at Willow Street post office) Central Square side of the Neil R. Barry Tim Noyes to paint the wondrous Lynn Arts Building across Lynn Director ext. 1247 [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Florida pardons 4 black men accused of 1949 rape By Brendan At one point, the two Rick Scott to pardon the Farrington sides briefly clashed. Bev- men. Scott, now a U.S. ASSOCIATED PRESS erly Robinson, a niece of senator, never took action. one of the Groveland Four, DeSantis replaced Scott TALLAHASSEE, Fla. was speaking to the gover- on Tuesday and made the — After a dramatic, hour- nor and the Cabinet when pardons a priority. long meeting that recalled she turned to the woman “I don’t know that there’s events from nearly seven and her sons. decades ago, Florida Gov. any way you can look at “It never happened. You this case and think that Ron DeSantis and the all are liars,” Robinson state’s three-member Cab- those ideals of justice were said. satisfied. Indeed, they inet granted posthumous “That’s enough out of were perverted time and pardons Friday to four you,” the woman said. time again, and I think the African-American men “I know it’s enough out accused of raping a white of me. It’s always enough way this was carried out woman in a 1949 case now when you’re telling the was a miscarriage of jus- seen as a racial injustice. truth,” Robinson replied. tice,” DeSantis said. The case of the men The ordeal began in Lake The unanimous vote FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS known as the Groveland to pardon came almost County in 1949, when the Four has been document- two years after the state then-17-year-old said she The withdrawal began with shipments of military equipment, U.S. de- ed in a book and is consid- House and Senate voted had been raped. Three of fense officials said. But in coming weeks, the contingent of about 2,000 ered a blight on Florida’s to formally apologize to the men were arrested and troops is expected to depart. history. One of the four relatives of the Groveland severely beaten; a fourth, was killed before he could Four and to ask then-Gov. Ernest Thomas, fled. be charged and the other three were convicted on U.S. withdraws supplies, dubious evidence. The families of the men accused of the assault told but not troops, from Syria DeSantis and the Cabinet — meeting as the clem- By Robert Burns campaign devised by the is on a vital road linking ency board — that there ASSOCIATED PRESS Obama administration to Iranian-backed forces is overwhelming evidence deal the IS group a lasting from Tehran all the way to the men were innocent WASHINGTON — The defeat. southern Lebanon — and and there was no rape. The U.S. military said Fri- Uncertainty over the Israel’s doorstep. woman who was 17 when day it has started pulling timing and terms of the Trump’s decision to equipment, but not troops, she said she was raped, Syria pullout have raised leave Syria, which he ini- out of Syria as a first step sat in a wheelchair and questions about the tially said would be rapid in meeting President Don- later told Gov. DeSantis Trump administration’s but later slowed down, ald Trump’s demand for and the Cabinet the rape broader strategy for fight- shocked U.S. allies and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a complete military with- did indeed happen, saying ing Islamic extremism, angered the Kurds in Syr- she was dragged from a Lake County Sheriff Willis McCall, far left, and drawal. The announce- ment fueled concern about including Trump’s stated ia, who are vulnerable to car, had a gun put to her an unidentified man stand next to, from left, Wal- intention to reduce U.S. attack by Turkey. It also head and was told not ter Irvin, Samuel Shepherd and Charles Green- how quickly the U.S. will abandon its Kurdish al- forces in Afghanistan this prompted the resignation to scream or they would lee in Florida. The three men along with a fourth summer. of Defense Secretary Jim “blow your brains out.” were charged with rape in 1949. lies, amid contradictory statements recently by U.S. airstrikes against Mattis and drew criti- administration officials on IS in Syria began in Sep- cism in Congress. Sen. an exit timetable. tember 2014, and ground Jack Reed, a Rhode Island Trump indicates he won’t The withdrawal began troops moved in the fol- Democrat, called the de- with shipments of mili- lowing year in small num- cision a “betrayal of our tary equipment, U.S. de- bers. Kurdish partners.” declare emergency ‘so fast’ fense officials said. But in The U.S. military has a The U.S. military com- coming weeks, the contin- limited network of bases mand in Baghdad, which By Catherine Lucey, financial hardship they are Bypassing Congress’ gent of about 2,000 troops inside Syria. Troops work is managing the counter-IS Lisa Mascaro enduring. By a vote of 411- constitutional control of is expected to depart mostly out of small camps campaign in Iraq and Syr- and Zeke Miller 7, the House passed a bill the nation’s purse strings even as the White House in remote parts of the ia, said Friday that it “has ASSOCIATED PRESS requiring that all govern- would lead to certain legal vows to keep pressure on country’s northeast. Also, begun the process of our ment workers receive retro- challenges and bipartisan the Islamic State group. U.S. troops are among 200 deliberate withdrawal from WASHINGTON — active pay after the partial charges of executive over- Once the troops are gone, to 300 coalition troops at a Syria,” adding that, for se- President Donald Trump shutdown ends. The Senate reach. Trump said his law- the U.S. will have ended garrison in southern Syria curity reasons, it would not tamped down expectations approved the bill unani- yers had told him the ac- three years of organiz- known as al-Tanf, where reveal timetables, locations that he is close to declar- mously Thursday. The pres- tion would withstand legal ing, arming, advising and they train and accompa- or troop movements. Oth- ing a national emergency ident is expected to sign the scrutiny “100 percent.” providing air cover for ny local Syrian opposition er U.S. officials later made to get the money he desires legislation. The wall was the central Syrian, Kurdish and Arab forces on patrols to count- clear that the pullout did to build his long-promised Trump visited McAllen, promise of Trump’s win- fighters in an open-ended er the IS group. Al-Tanf not yet include troops. U.S.-Mexico border wall as Texas, and the Rio Grande ning campaign in 2016. a three-week impasse clos- on Thursday to highlight Supporters have tried to ing parts of the government what he calls a crisis of convince him that an emer- continued on Friday. drugs and crime along the gency declaration is the Federal workers get $0 pay Meanwhile, some 800,000 border. He suggested that if best option to end the shut- federal employees, more he cannot reach an agree- down and would give him than half still on the job, ment with House Demo- political cover to reopen the stubs as shutdown drags on missed their first paycheck crats on funding the border government without ap- Maria told The Associat- Church, Va., outside Wash- under a stoppage that tied wall, he would declare a na- pearing to be caving on his By Brady Mccombs and Michelle Smith ed Press after tweeting a ington, a school district a record for the longest tional emergency. pledge. ASSOCIATED PRESS screenshot of his paystub. was holding a hiring fair government shutdown. But speaking to state and But not everyone in the “We’re America. We can do for furloughed federal em- With the closure’s growing local leaders Friday, Trump administration is on board. Federal employees re- better than this.” ployees interested in work- impact on the economy, said he wasn’t ready to do Senior aide Jared Kush- ceived pay stubs with The missed paychecks ing as substitute teachers. national parks and food that just yet. He said law- ner, who traveled with nothing but zeros on them were just one sign of the Chris George, 48, of inspections, some Repub- makers can also take that the president to Texas, is Friday as the effects of the mounting toll the shut- Hemet, Calif., has picked licans are becoming un- step, even though there’s no among those urging cau- government shutdown hit down is taking on Amer- comfortable with Trump’s indication they would. tion on the declaration, ac- up some work as a handy- home, deepening anxieties icans’ daily lives. The Mi- demands. The “easy solution is for cording to a person familiar man, turned to a crowd- about mortgage payments ami airport is closing a Lawmakers tried to reas- me to call a national emer- with Kushner’s thinking funding site to raise some and unpaid bills. terminal this weekend be- sure federal employees that gency ... but I’m not going but not authorized to pub- cash and started driving All told, an estimat- cause security screeners Congress was aware of the to do it so fast,” Trump said. licly discuss the issue. at Lyft after being fur- ed 800,000 government have been calling in sick loughed from his job as a workers missed their pay- at twice the normal rate. forestry technician super- checks for the first time Homebuyers are experi- visor for the U.S. Forest Requests to bring in child brides since the shutdown began. encing delays in getting Service. Employees posted pic- their loans. But the side gigs aren’t are OK’d; legal under U.S. laws tures of the pay stubs on Roughly 420,000 federal making much difference, Twitter and vented their employees were deemed and he has been trying to frustration as the stand- essential and are work- The data raises ques- who grew up in New York work with his mortgage By Colleen Long off over President Donald ing unpaid. An additional ASSOCIATED PRESS tions about whether the City. company to avoid missing Trump’s demand for $5.7 380,000 are staying home immigration system may a payment. She was forcibly married billion for a border wall without pay. While fur- WASHINGTON — Thou- be enabling forced mar- “Here we are, Day 21, at 13 in Pakistan and lat- entered its 21st day. This loughed federal workers sands of requests by men riage and about how U.S. and all three parties can- er applied for papers for weekend, it will become have been given back pay to bring in child and ad- laws may be compounding not even negotiate like her 26-year-old husband to the longest shutdown in in previous shutdowns, olescent brides to live in the problem despite efforts adults,” he said, describing come to the U.S. at the be- U.S. history. there is no guarantee that the United States were to limit child and forced government workers like hest of her family. She was “I saw the zeros in my will happen this time. approved over the past de- marriage. Marriage be- him as “being pawns for an forced for a time to live in pay stub today, and it’s a Workers are turning to cade, according to govern- tween adults and minors is agenda of a wall. You’re not Pakistan with him, where, combination of reality set- Uber, Lyft and other side ment data obtained by The not uncommon in the U.S., going to put a wall across she said, she was sexually ting in and just sadness,” gigs to pick up some money Associated Press. In one and most states allow chil- the Rio Grande, I’m sorry.” case, a 49-year-old man assaulted and beaten. She air traffic controller Josh in the meantime. In Falls Economists at S&P dren to marry with some came back to the U.S., and applied for admission for a restrictions. Global said the shutdown 15-year-old girl. he was to follow. has cost the U.S. economy There were more than “People die to come to The approvals are le- 5,000 cases of adults peti- $3.6 billion so far. America,” she said. “I was gal: The Immigration and tioning on behalf of minors The typical federal em- a passport to him. They all Nationality Act does not and nearly 3,000 examples ployee makes $37 an hour, wanted him here, and that set minimum age require- of minors seeking to bring which translates into ments for the person mak- in older spouses or fian- was the way to do it.” $1,480 a week, accord- ing the request or for that ces, according to the data Amin, now 29, said she ing to Labor Department person’s spouse or fiancee. requested by the Senate was betrothed when she data. That’s nearly $1.2 By contrast, to bring in a Homeland Security Com- was just 8 and he was 21. billion in lost pay each parent from overseas, a pe- mittee in 2017 and com- The petition she submit- week, when multiplied by titioner has to be at least piled into a report. ted after her marriage was 800,000 federal workers. 21 years old. Some victims of forced approved by immigration Many workers live pay- And in weighing peti- marriage say the lure of officials, but he never came check to paycheck, despite tions, U.S. Citizenship and a U.S. passport combined to the country, in part be- the strong economy and Immigration Services goes with lax U.S. marriage cause she ran away from the ultra-low unemploy- by whether the marriage laws are partly fueling the home. She said the ordeal ment rate. A Federal Re- is legal in the spouse or fi- petitions. cost her a childhood. She serve survey in May found ancee’s home country and “My sunshine was was in and out of foster that 40 percent of Ameri- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS then whether the marriage snatched from my life,” care and group homes, and cans would have to borrow would be legal in the state said Naila Amin, a dual it took a while to get her People protest the partial government shut- or sell something to make a where the petitioner lives. citizen born in Pakistan life on track. down in downtown Denver on Thursday. $400 emergency payment. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Lynn man charged in stabbing All address information, particu- parked on North Hill Drive for Accidents larly arrests, reflect police records. In several weeks. Officer reports in the Boston Public Garden Salem Police Department re- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, owner lives on the street. ported a motor vehicle crash at Boston Police arrested a volved in the stabbing, one of the victims was it is the sole responsibility of the con- Larceny reported at The Ap- ple Store on Thursday at 4:56 Treadwell’s Ice Cream Stand at Lynn man in connection to which took place at about forcibly taken to an ATM a New Year’s Eve stabbing cerned party to contact the relevant p.m. 46 Margin St. on Wednesday two hours before the new and made to withdraw a in the Public Garden. year. A caller reported an police department and have the de- Suspicious automobile re- at 3:52 p.m. Officers reported large amount of money, Joshua Enos, 27, was armed robbery in prog- partment issue a notice of correction ported on Edward Avenue by the parties have exchanged according to police. The paperwork and were advised arrested on Thursday and ress at the Public Garden. stabbing victim was tak- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- the Wakefield Police Depart- charged with armed rob- When officers arrived, to collect the accident report en to a hospital for treat- ifications will not be made without ment on Thursday at 11:10 bery, armed kidnapping they found the victims, in the police department lobby. ment and is expected to express notice of change from the p.m. with serious bodily injury who said three men Motor vehicle crash without arresting police department. and assault by means of walked up to them inside survive. Medical Aid injuries reported on Wednes- a dangerous weapon, ac- the park, demanded their Enos was captured in day at 5:20 p.m. at the South cording to a statement by wallets, and stabbed one Lynn by the Boston Police LYNN Rescue requested for a per- Peabody Liquor Mart at 87 Fugitive Unit. He was ar- son who has fallen outside of Boston Police. of the victims. Lynnfield St. Officer reports no raigned in Boston Munici- Arrests Building 2 at Center Village on Police believe Enos is After giving the sus- tows needed. one of several people in- pects their belongings, pal Court on Friday. Thursday at 1:47 p.m. No ser- Report of a motor vehicle Douglas Champa, of 100 vices required. Willow St., was arrested on a crash at 161 Main St. at 2 Well-being check requested Eagan Place on Wednesday at warrant charge of larceny over on Thursday at 2:36 p.m. at 1 Wisconsin man arrested in teen’s $1,200 at 12:35 a.m. on Fri- 7:13 p.m. Officer reports one Tappan Way. Officer requested car is smoking and Arrington day. an ambulance. Patient taken Joshua Enos, of 43 Kern- Tow was en route. abduction and parents’ deaths to Winchester Hospital. Motor vehicle crash reported wood Drive, was arrested on Report of an intoxicated on Thursday at 10:36 a.m. at know if Jayme had been warrant charges of armed woman at the Yard House at By Jeff Baenen the Community Outreach Cen- and Gretchen Ehlke physically abused but that robbery, assault and battery 340 Market St. on Friday at with a dangerous weapon, and ter at 2100 Andover St. Officer ASSOCIATED PRESS she was hospitalized over- 1:09 a.m. Patient taken to the reports no tow or personal in- night for observation and kidnapping and endangering a hospital. jury. BARRON, Wis. — A cleared and released after person at 3:30 p.m. on Thurs- Lift assist requested from 21-year-old man shot a day. a checkup. Investigators Summer Street on Friday at Wisconsin couple to death were still interviewing her. Jose Sanchez, 35, of 24 6:34 a.m. Service provided. Complaints in a scheme to kidnap their Orne St., Worcester, was ar- The sheriff said investi- Cable and telephone wires teenage daughter, then rested and charged with gators do not believe Pat- down reported by an officer held the girl captive for breaking and entering a motor MARBLEHEAD terson knew the girl. at 84 Wallis St. on Wednesday three months in an isolat- However, Patterson vehicle with nothing stolen at ed north woods town before worked for one day in 7:16 p.m. on Thursday. Complaints at 3:25 p.m. Officer reports home being renovated on Wal- she managed to escape, au- 2016 at the same Jennie-O A walk-in reported a silver thorities said Friday. Accidents lis Street. turkey plant in Barron as SUV on the sidewalk on Sewall Caller reported an explo- Jayme Closs, 13, was Jayme’s parents, Jennie-O skinny, disheveled and Street was blocking the whole sion outside her home at 48 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Turkey Store President A report of a motor vehicle wearing shoes too big for crash at Euclid Avenue and sidewalk at 8:19 a.m. on Endicott St. on Wednesday at Steve Lykken said. Patter- Thursday. He stated he almost her when she approached Jake Thomas Patter- son quit the next day, say- Maple Street at 1:11 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Officer spoke with a stranger to tell her sto- son, of Gordon, Wis., on Thursday; at 24 Violet St. hit a woman who had to walk Peabody Municipal Light Plant ing he was moving from in the street in order to get ry Thursday in the small has been jailed on kid- the area, Lykken said. at 1:45 p.m. on Thursday; at worker who said the sound town of Gordon, where napping and homicide 106 Chatham St. at 5:06 p.m. around the SUV. came from a transformer and Kasinskas called 911 to police said Jake Thomas charges in the killing report the girl had been on Thursday; at 65 Centre St. A caller asked the dispatch- a resident lost power. Patterson lived. of a Wisconsin couple found after another neigh- at 5:31 p.m. on Thursday; er if there was a local phone Report of a motorist sleep- Her discovery set off joy and abduction of their bor out walking her dog at 45 South St. at 8:43 p.m. book at 9:49 a.m. on Thursday. ing in a silver Toyota sedan at The dispatcher advised the and relief 60 miles away teen daughter, Jayme encountered Jayme and on Thursday; at Sacred Heart 7-Eleven at 115 Main St. on caller if they needed a number in her hometown of Bar- Closs. brought her to Kasinskas’ Catholic Church, 579 Boston Thursday at 12:41 a.m. Officer they could call 411. ron, population 3,300, house. Minutes later, Pat- St., at 1:45 a.m. on Friday; at reports man came to the store A caller reported she got a ending an all-out search “She said that this per- terson was pulled over by 16 Harwood St. at 9:45 a.m. on the way home from work to call from someone claiming that gripped the state, son’s name was Jake a sheriff’s deputy based on Friday; at 287 Walnut St. at pick up a few items and fell to be her grandson at 10:46 with many people fearing Patterson, ‘he killed my on a description of his ve- 11:19 a.m. on Friday. a.m. on Thursday. She stated asleep. He was sent on his the worst the longer she parents and took me,’” hicle Jayme provided, au- A report of a motor vehicle the male said his voice was way. was missing. another one of the neigh- thorities said. crash with personal injury at funny due to a “bad cold” and Party screaming in the park- “My legs started to bors, Kristin Kasinskas, Jayme’s grandfather, Lafayette Park and Lewis Street shake. It was awesome. that he was in an accident and ing at J.S. Transportation at 75 told The Associated Press. Robert Naiberg, told the at 10:30 p.m. on Thursday. The stress, the relief — needed money for a lawyer. Walnut St. on Thursday at 1:41 “She did not talk about AP that he had been A report of a hit and run it was awesome,” Bar- The caller stated she knew it a.m. Officer reports a verbal ar- why or how. She said she praying for months for motor vehicle crash at Sacred ron County Sheriff Chris did not know him.” was a scam and declined to gument and woman was look- the call he received about Heart Catholic Church, 579 Fitzgerald said at a news Patterson was jailed on offer any money. ing for her electronic cigarette. his granddaughter being Boston St., at 9:46 a.m. on conference, describing the kidnapping and homicide found alive. A walk-in reported at 3:28 Report of a stranger loitering Friday. moment of joy when he charges. It was not imme- “I thought, ‘Good for her p.m. on Thursday that she was by the front of 35 Shore Drive learned that Jayme had diately known whether she escaped,’” he said. the victim of identity theft. for an unusually long time on Breaking and Entering Thursday at 2:40 a.m. Officer been found. the unemployed man had Jayme disappeared A walk-in reported at 5:20 Jayme told one of the an attorney. without a trace from her A report of breaking and p.m. on Thursday that some- reports reuniting the intoxicat- ed man with his wife. neighbors in Gordon who Fitzgerald gave no de- family’s home near Bar- entering to a motor vehicle at one stole more than $10,000 helped take her in after her tails on what happened to ron after someone broke from her Bank of America ac- 67 Broadway at 6:34 p.m. on Medical Aid escape that she had walked Jayme during her captivi- in and killed her parents, Thursday. count. away from a cabin where ty and why she was seized. James and Denise Closs, A caller reported a car alarm Well-being check request- she had been held captive. He said that he did not on Oct. 15. going off near Rockcliff Road Complaint ed at 6 Briarwood Ave. on at 6:12 a.m. on Friday. She Wednesday at 5:35 p.m. from A report of an unwelcome stated it was going off sporad- a caller who said her grand- Alabama Supreme Court refuses guest at 176 Washington St. at ically all night and was unsure mother called to say that 4:30 a.m. on Thursday. where it was coming from. At her granddaughter is trying 6:41 a.m. two more calls re- officer’s immunity claim in killing to leave the house with her Overdose ported the same car alarm. 1-year-old child under the Responding officers found the By Jay Reeves The officer’s lawyers ar- Smith contends he fired influence of Klonopin, an an- A report of a possible over- car in the Hobbs parking lot. ASSOCIATED PRESS gued in court that Smith in self-defense, but a state dose on Pleasant Street at ti-epileptic drug, to purchase could not get a fair trial investigator has said the 10:41 a.m. on Friday. PEABODY more drugs. Officer reports the BIRMINGHAM, Ala. in Montgomery, where officer gave differing ver- child was left with the grand- — A white police officer the shooting received sions about what hap- Theft parents and appears to be OK. who shot and killed an Arrest heavy news coverage and pened the night of the unarmed black man near- sparked demonstrations shooting. A report of a motor vehicle ly three years ago can be theft at 8 Eutaw Ave. at 4:23 Mayowa C. Ojuolape, 21, of SAUGUS amid a wave of publicized While turning away prosecuted on a murder police shootings nation- defense arguments that p.m. on Thursday. 124 Beacon Hill Ave., Apt. 1, charge, the Alabama Su- wide. Smith cannot be prosecut- A report of shoplifting at Lynn, was arrested on Thurs- Complaints day at 1:24 p.m. following a preme Court ruled Friday. Smith fatally shot Gunn ed because he was acting Shaw’s Supermarket, 34 State A caller reported a man and The all-Republican court on Feb. 25, 2016, during a lawfully while on the job, St., at 7:54 p.m. on Thursday. traffic stop at 23 Casco Road and charged with operating a woman going through a white rejected defense claims confrontation that ensued the justices agreed with that Aaron Cody Smith, motor vehicle under the influ- van at Square One Mall at after he stopped Gunn as his complaints about Cir- Vandalism 25, is immune from pros- ence of drugs, failure to stop 7:46 a.m. Thursday. he walked through his cuit Judge Greg Griffin, ecution in the fatal shoot- for police, refusal to produce li- A Denver Street resident neighborhood shortly af- who is black and posted A report of vandalism at 102 ing of Greg Gunn, 58, cense and registration, marked reported her vehicle windows ter 3 a.m. comments about the case Cottage St. at 2:55 p.m. on meaning the case can go Thursday. lane violation and failure to were smashed out at 8:49 Gunn was walking on Facebook and criticized a.m. Thursday. forward. No trial date is home from a weekly card Smith’s credibility during use seat belts. set, and Smith is free on LYNNFIELD A caller reported she caught game and was shot next a public court hearing in Summons a man on her front porch on bond. door to the house he 2018. Twin Springs Drive and when But the court also grant- shared with his mother, The court previously Accidents Jose Feliciano Ferreira, 55, she approached him, he left in ed Smith’s request for a friends said. The defense refused to make Griffin of 4 Oakland St., Salem, was the direction of Hilltop Avenue new judge based on claims has said Smith stopped give up the case, but the Motor vehicle crash with of possible bias, and the summoned following a motor at 7:05 p.m. Thursday. She fur- Gunn because he thought justices wrote that his property damage reported on justices said the case public comment doubting vehicle crash on Thursday at ther reported he was wearing he was acting suspicious- Condon Circle on Thursday at should be heard outside ly, and that Gunn fought Smith’s credibility “sets 7:50 a.m. Officer stood by for 12:04 p.m. at Stop & Shop all dark clothing and carrying Supermarket at 19 Howley the city where the killing with the officer before the this case apart from oth- paperwork exchange. a small flashlight. occurred. shooting. ers.” Report of a minor motor St. and charged with the un- A report of a mattress in the vehicle crash on Thursday at licensed operation of a motor roadway at Elm Street and 9:17 p.m. on Market Street. vehicle. Walnut Road at 7:15 p.m. POLICE BRIEFS Officer assisted with paper- Gregory Falkornia, 28, of 72 Thursday. work exchange. Linden St., Apt. 6, was sum- Driver charged in crash that mother, 37-year-old Ellen westbound car. Another moned on Thursday at 1:07 Theft left baby seriously injured Kennedy, suffered minor westbound driver unable Complaints p.m. following a traffic stop injuries. to see the crash ran into A report of a man who stole at Petrillo’s at 6 Foster St. for WATERBORO, Maine The 53-year-old box the pickup. four pairs of shoes and fled on Party came to the police operating a motor vehicle with (AP) — Police have truck driver, of Lynn, has The car hit by the station on Thursday at 9:54 a suspended license and a re- foot from DSW on Broadway at charged a box truck been charged with aggra- pickup was driven by a.m. to report a van has been voked registration. 11:38 p.m. Thursday. driver for his role in a vated driving to endanger. 58-year-old John Johnson, crash in Maine that left His arraignment is a sergeant who recently a 10-month-old seriously scheduled for Friday. retired after nearly four injured. decades with the police The crash happened Retired officer, wife, killed in department in Townsend, Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Thursday morning on wrong-way highway crash Mass. He and his 57-year- Route 202 in Waterboro old wife, Heidi Johnson, Hotline when an SUV was hit EPPING, N.H. (AP) — died. They lived in New from behind by the box Authorities say a retired Ipswich, N.H. truck while attempting to Massachusetts police ser- The pickup driv- CALL 24 HOURS A DAY make a left turn. geant and his wife were er, 31-year-old Ryan Witnesses told police killed in a New Hamp- Kittredge, of Derry, was or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) the truck driver did not shire highway crash in- hospitalized with serious make an effort to slow volving a driver who was injuries. down before the crash. going the wrong way. The driver who crashed Spanish menu available An infant who was in Police said a pickup into the pickup, 23-year- the SUV has been hospi- truck traveling eastbound old Andrew Neeper, All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. talized in critical condi- on the westbound side of of Raymond, suffered tion. Route 101 in Epping late non-life-threatening Callers may remain anonymous. Police say the baby’s Thursday crashed into a injuries. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Documentary puts attention REVIEW on R. Kelly sex allegations

By Russell Despite the accusations Contreras that span decades, the and Michael Tarm star singer, songwriter ASSOCIATED PRESS and producer who rose from poverty on Chicago’s R. Kelly, one of the South Side has retained a top-selling recording art- sizable following. ists of all time, has been Kelly broke into the dogged for years by alle- R&B scene in 1993 with gations of sexual miscon- his first solo album, “12 duct involving women and underage girls — accusa- Play,” which yielded such tions he and his attorneys popular sex-themed songs have long denied. as “Bump N’ Grind” and But an Illinois prosecu- “Your Body’s Callin’.” Months later, the then-27- tor’s plea for potential vic- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tims and witnesses to come year-old faced allegations forward and new protests In recent days, singer he married 15-year-old have sparked hope among R. Kelly has faced in- Aaliyah — a multi-plat- some advocates that the creased pressure from inum R&B vocalist who R&B star might face crim- advocates who have later died in a plane crash PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS inal charges. protested outside of in the Bahamas. Kelly Jonah Hauer King and Shelby, who portrays Bella, star in “A Dog’s Way “Please come forward. his Chicago studio and served as the lead song- Home. There’s nothing that can demanded that police writer and producer for be done to investigate investigate allegations Aaliyah’s 1994 debut al- these allegations without against minors. bum, “Age Ain’t Nothing cooperation between vic- but a Number.” Film ‘A Dog’s Way Home’ is tims and witnesses,” Cook BBC’s “R Kelly: Sex, Girls Kelly and Aaliyah never County State’s Attorney & Videotapes,” which was confirmed the marriage, Kim Foxx said Tuesday at released last year. It al- although Vibe magazine saccharine and sentimental a news conference in Chi- leged that the singer was published a copy of the By Lindsey Bahr ing her mom). She soon Ordinance Sec. 8-55. cago. “We cannot seek jus- holding women against purported marriage li- ASSOCIATED PRESS gets adopted by a kind Once the authorities tice without you.” their will and running a cense. Court documents college-aged kid across get word of Bella, and im- Still, some legal experts “sex cult.” later obtained by the Chi- How much of a sweet the street, Lucas (Jonah pound her once, her cozy and prosecutors say it Activists from the #Me- cago Sun-Times showed tooth do you have when Hauer-King), who works existence with Lucas and may be difficult to bring Too and #MuteRKelly Aaliyah admitted lying it comes to movies? It’s a at the VA and lives with his mom comes to an end question you might want charges. Accusers and social media movements about her age on the li- his mom, a war vet who and she goes to live, for a to consider before step- witnesses would have to have seized on the re- cense. In May 1997, she has depression, played by time, with some relatives ping out for “A Dog’s Way speak out, and even then, newed attention to call for filed suit in Cook County, Ashley Judd. of Olivia’s who live in New Home,” W. Bruce Camer- prosecutors could have a streaming services to drop Ill., to expunge all records Bella is a very cute pup Mexico. But the dutiful on adaptation of his book hard time winning a con- Kelly’s music and promot- of the marriage, court doc- who grows into a very and deeply nostalgic Bella viction. ers not to book any more uments showed. about a dog who finds her way back to her owner cute dog with limited decides to take things into In recent days, Kelly has concerts. A judge later agreed to grammar and compre- her own hands and find faced increased pressure The allegations extend seal the marriage records. across 400 miles of Colo- rado terrain, because this hension skills that never her way back to Denver from advocates who have beyond Illinois. A lawyer Kelly won three Grammys quite evolve past that of a and Lucas. protested outside of his representing an Atlan- that year for “I Believe is one sugary concoction. Not that it’s ineffective — 4-year-old (i.e. “I’m ready Directed by Charles Chicago studio and de- ta-area couple who ap- I Can Fly,” a song that to do ‘go home!’’’). She also Martin Smith, of such an- would be sung at church- I dare even non dog-lovers manded that police inves- peared in the Lifetime happens to be enemy No. imal adventures as “Dol- es and graduations across not to get a little misty tigate allegations against documentary said Georgia 1 of the city of Denver af- phin Tale” and “Air Bud,” the U.S. eyed at the inevitable con- minors. prosecutors have reached ter she falls on the wrong “A Dog’s Way Home” is He has not only written clusion — it’s just very, The latest attention out to him. Attorney Ger- side of a ban on breeds actually surprisingly in- numerous hits for himself very, VERY earnest, like comes days after Life- ald Griggs represents designated as pit bulls, tense. Bella goes dump- time aired the documen- Timothy and Jonjelyn but for other artists in- a PBS Kids morning and impounds them on ster-diving one day with tary “Surviving R. Kelly,” Savage, who have said cluding Celine Dion, Mi- show meets a cute puppy sight. a pack of mangy dogs she which revisited old alle- repeatedly that Kelly has chael Jackson and Lady pics slideshow with much “I know, it’s stupid,” ex- comes across, she witness- gations and brought new brainwashed their daugh- Gaga. His collaborators higher production value. plains an employee at the es poachers killing a cou- ones into the spotlight. ter and kept her from con- have included Jay-Z and Bryce Dallas Howard animal shelter admirably gar, befriends a CGI baby The series follows the tacting them. Usher. provides the honeyed voice for the heroine, Bel- succinctly. Another char- cougar, steals food from la, a stray who lives happi- acter, Olivia, played by quite a few people and ly with some dogs and cats Alexandra Shipp of “Love, establishments, survives 4 on trial over theft of huge under an abandoned prop- Simon” describes it as, “ba- an avalanche, a freeway erty until animal services sically racism.” This movie and even lives alongside a gold coin from Berlin museum snags about half (includ- really has it in for Denver’s homeless man for a while.

BERLIN (AP) — Four security guard at the mu- a wheelbarrow. They are young men went on tri- seum, which is located in suspected of later cutting Flexin’ in her Complexion: A al in Germany Thursday the heart of the German up the coin, valued at over the brazen theft of capital. He is accused of about $4.33 million, and bullied girl a messenger of hope a 221-pound Canadian scouting out the scene of selling the pieces. gold coin that disappeared the crime. The men’s lawyers have from a Berlin museum The opening of the trial By Leanne Italie denied the accusations ASSOCIATED PRESS two years ago. at Berlin’s district court leveled against their cli- Two brothers and their drew intense media inter- ents and accused prosecu- NEW YORK — Kher- cousin, identified in Ger- est in Germany because of tors of presenting no evi- is Rogers was in the first man media as 24-year-old the Hollywood-style na- dence linking them to the grade in a predominant- Wayci Remmo, 20-year- ture of the heist and their theft. ly white private school in old Ahmed Remmo and families’ alleged ties to or- Los Angeles when she felt If convicted, the men 22-year-old Wissam Rem- ganized crime. the bite of racism among could face up to 10 years’ mo, are accused of stealing Prosecutors believe that her peers — she was being the “Big Maple Leaf” coin the Remmos smashed a imprisonment for serious bullied because of her dark from the Bode Museum in protective case and then theft, though the three skin. She tearfully kept it March 2017. managed to lift the coin youngest defendants may to herself, eventually turn- The fourth suspect, iden- out of a museum window be sentenced as juveniles ing to her older sister, Tay- tified only as 20-year-old before fleeing along a rail because they were under lor Pollard, and switching Dennis W., worked as a track with their haul in 21 at the time of the crime. to a more diverse school, where colorism among fel- low African-American stu- dents surprised and con- fused her. With her young sis- ter’s self-esteem bruised, Pollard inadvertently launched Kheris to so- cial media fame in 2017 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS when she posted a pho- to of the girl on Twitter Kheris Rogers launched her own fashion line dressed up for a fashion with T-shirts sporting “Flexin’ in My Complex- show, using their beloved ion,” along with backpacks reading “The Mise- grandmother’s down- ducation of Melanin” and other apparel and home words for a hashtag: accessories. “Flexininhercomplexion.” Soon, Kheris had her “Flexin’ in My Complex- ters in support of Kheris. own Twitter and Insta- ion,” along with backpacks Whoopi Goldberg sported gram accounts (@Kheris- reading “The Miseduca- one while attending the Poppin) and was posting tion of Melanin” and other Rodarte show at New York photo shoots of herself apparel and accessories. Fashion Week in Septem- that she and Pollard cre- Lupita Nyong’o posted a ber. Alicia Keys lauded her FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ated. Her own fashion line photo of herself wearing a black girl magic. The “Big Maple Leaf” coin, worth several million dollars, was stolen followed, with T-shirts black version of the shirt She hopes to spread her from the Bode Museum in March 2017. sporting her tagline, with bright yellow let- message across the world.

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Seattle TV editor fired after Tuesday night speech Q13 news director Er- border wall funding winner announced his championships during Trump video appears altered that showed a more ica Hill said: “This does amid the federal govern- engagement on Insta- the 2006 and 2008 orange-toned Trump not meet our editorial ment shutdown that’s gram Thursday to Demi- seasons. He was drafted SEATTLE (AP) — A with his tongue hanging standards and we regret lasted nearly three Leigh Nel-Peters, a in 2010 by the Den- Seattle TV station has out languidly from his if it is seen as portraying weeks. South Africa native and ver Broncos, where he mouth after making a the president in a nega- the 2017 Miss Universe. played two seasons. He fired an editor after air- statement. tive light.” The 31-year-old Tebow also played for the New ing video footage of Pres- Tim Tebow announces The video’s filtered col- Hill also confirmed posted photos of himself York Jets in 2012. ident Donald Trump’s ors look more saturated on Thursday that the engagement to down on one knee and Tebow currently plays Oval Office address on and the tongue appears station investigated the former Miss Universe 23-year-old Nel-Peters professional baseball immigration that ap- doctored. Mynorthwest. incident and fired the wearing an engagement in the New York Mets pears to be altered. com posted side-by-side editor involved. MIAMI (AP) — Tim ring. organization. He also is FOX affiliate Q13 videos showing the dis- Trump in his televised Tebow is engaged. Tebow quarterbacked a college football analyst broadcast video from the crepancies. address had urged for The Heisman Trophy Florida to national for the SEC Network. A8 SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

NOT REAL NEWS: A LOOK AT WHAT DIDN’T HAPPEN THIS WEEK

A roundup of some of Fifth Ave., in Manhattan. the most popular but There was once a bill- completely untrue stories board on the Abercrombie and visuals. None of these & Fitch store there, but is legit, even though they it has been taken down. were shared widely on But photos of the old social media. The Associ- billboard have become a ated Press checked these popular vehicle for doc- out. Here are the real tored images like the one facts: currently circulating on CLAIM: “Melania is social media with Trump’s first FLOTUS to visit a picture and the comment combat zone since 1969” about the wall. Trump — statement circulating has been sharing that on social media with pho- poster and a similar one A model wears the to of President Donald with the phrase, “SANC- Owlet Band preg- Trump and Melania TIONS ARE COMING,” a nancy monitor at visiting troops in Iraq on reference to the “Game of the Owlet booth at Dec. 26. Thrones” tagline, “Winter CES International, THE FACTS: At least Is Coming.” Asked about Wednesday in Las three first ladies have the posters, HBO said in a Vegas. The device visited combat zones, statement to The Associat- can track fetal as defined by federal ed Press that they would heart rate, kicks regulations, since 1969. prefer their trademark not and contractions. According to reporting be misappropriated for by The Associated Press, political purposes. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Michelle Obama visited THE CLAIM: “Mi- troops at al-Udeid air chelle Obama demands base in Qatar, in 2015, Americans pay up to give while first lady. The Ara- her mom a cushy $160k Smart but nosy: Latest gadgets bian Peninsula, including pension. Do You Support Qatar, was designated as This?” a combat zone in January THE FACTS: A story want to peer into our lives 1991. Laura Bush vis- circulating on social me- ited Afghanistan, which dia suggests that Presi- was designated a combat dent Barack Obama’s LAS VEGAS (AP) — Many of the after you’ve broken up. BATHROOM CAMERAS zone in 2001, twice as mother-in-law, Marian hottest new gadgets are also the “It’s not like all these technologies French company CareOS show- first lady in 2005 and Robinson, will receive a nosiest ones. are inherently bad,” says Fran- cased a smart mirror that lets you 2008. Michelle Gullion, $160,000 lifetime govern- This week’s CES tech show in Las ziska Roesner, a University of “try on” different hairstyles. Facial archives director and ment pension “for services Vegas was a showcase for cameras Washington computer security and recognition helps the mirror’s curator for the National rendered as a full-time/ that livestream the living room, privacy researcher. camera know which person in a First Ladies’ Library, told in-home caregiver” for her bathroom mirrors that offer beau- But she said the industry is household is there, while augment- the AP that former first granddaughters, Malia ty tips and gizmos that track the still trying to figure out the right ed-reality technology overlays your lady Pat Nixon went to a and Sasha. It is not true. heartbeats of unborn children. All balance between providing useful actual image with animation on combat zone in 1969. She This same claim circu- will collect some kind of data about services and protecting people’s how you might look. accompanied then-Presi- lated widely on social their users, whether photos or privacy in the process. CareOS expects hotels and salons dent Richard Nixon on media a year ago. An AP monitor readings; how well they’ll AMAZON’S VIDEO FEEDS to buy the $20,000 Artemis mirror a visit to South Vietnam. story from Jan. 14, 2017, protect it and what exactly they Like other security devices, Ring — making it more important that Gullion said the first first found that the story was plan do with it are the important cameras can be mounted outside the personal data is protected. lady to visit a combat published by The Boston and often unanswered questions. front door or inside the home; a phone BODILY DATA zone was Eleanor Roos- Tribune, a satire website These features can be useful — or app lets you see who’s there. But the Some gadgets, meanwhile, are evelt, during World War that mimics an actual at least fun — but they all open the Intercept said the Amazon-owned gathering intimate information. II. Barbara Bush visited news publication. It was door for companies and their workers company was also allowing some Yo Sperm sells an iPhone attach- troops in Saudi Arabia in then picked up by a num- to peek into your private life. Just high-level engineers in the U.S. to ment that tests and tracks sperm 1990, but the area was ber of conservative sites this week, The Intercept reported view customers’ video feeds, while oth- quality. To protect privacy, the com- not officially designated and portrayed as credible. that Ring, a security-camera compa- ers in the Ukraine office could view pany recommends that users turn as a combat zone. Hillary The story claimed Rob- ny owned by Amazon, gave a variety and download any customer video file. their phones to airplane mode when Clinton visited Bosnia in inson “likely qualified of employees and executives access LIVING ROOM LIVESTREAM using the test. The company says 1996, when it was consid- for her lifetime pension to recorded and sometimes live video It’s one thing to put cameras in data stays on the phone, within the ered a “hostile area.” under the ‘optional’ eli- footage from customers’ homes. our own homes, but Alarm.com app, though there’s a button for CLAIM: Photo on gibility requirement for Our data-driven age now forces wants us to also put them in other sharing details with a doctor. Instagram shows New the Civil Service Retire- you to weigh the usefulness of a people’s houses. Owlet, meanwhile, plans to sell York City billboard with a ment Act.” That plan has smart mirror against the risk that Alarm’s Wellcam is for caretakers a wearable device that sits over a picture of President Don- been replaced by another strangers might be watching you in to watch from afar and is mostly woman’s pregnant belly and tracks ald Trump and the phrase program, but Robinson your bathroom. Even if a company designed to check in on aging rela- fetal heartbeats. The company’s “THE WALL IS COM- would not qualify for has your privacy in mind, things tives. Someone who lives elsewhere privacy policy says personal data ING,” in a font similar benefits under either of can go wrong: Hackers can break in can use a smartphone to “peek in” gets collected. And users can choose to that used by the HBO them because she was and access sensitive data, or your anytime, says Steve Chazin, vice to share heartbeat information with show “Game of Thrones.” never employed by the ex might hold onto a video feed long president of products. researchers studying stillbirths. THE FACTS: The photo federal government, the shows the corner of 720 AP reported. Police investigate theft from Lady Gaga apologizes for Aretha Franklin’s estate 2013 R. Kelly collaboration

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2019 Peabody girls basketball runs away with win over Classical By Daniel Kane played near-perfect defense ITEM STAFF for a majority of the game, allowing just 14 points mid- PEABODY — The Peabody way through the third quar- girls basketball team jumped ter. out to an early lead and never “That’s what we need,” looked back, defeating North- McKeen said of the rebound- eastern Conference opponent ing. “We had a size advantage Classical 55-32 at Peabody and we had to take advan- High Friday. tage of that and we did to- Peabody freshman Oluchi night. The defense was very Okananwa led all scorers good, that’s been the differ- with 19 points and grabbed ence, I think. Our defense has seven rebounds. Senior cap- turned into a whole lot of tains Catherine Manning good offense and easy baskets ( ve points, eight rebounds) at the end. and Kristina Rossignoll (10 “I’m pleased,” McKeen add- points, four rebounds) also ed. “It was a good win. I know had solid performances. Classical’s a young team, “Oluchi’s quite a player for they’re in a building process us,” Tanners coach Stan McK- and I’ve been down that road. een said. “But she got into I know all about it. But so far foul trouble in the rst quar- so good. We’re 7-1 and unde- ter. Kristina had a good night feated in the conference so and Catherine was great re- hopefully it continues.” The Rams struggled to get bounding under the boards. anything going offensively ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Really, all ve starters played and couldn’t slow Okananwa well for us tonight.” Peabody’s Catherine Manning (right) down in transition. The Tanners dominated the looks for an opening over the defense of glass from start to nish and PEABODY, B2 Classical’s Rebecca Walker. ITEM FILE PHOTO Classical’s Deonate Plouffe scored 11 points in a win over Peabody. Rally comes up short for Tech girls By Mike Alongi Rams bounce back ITEM STAFF LYNN — The Tech girls basketball team ral- lied from as many as 12 points down in the sec- with home victory ond half, but the Tigers came up short in a 54-46 loss to Greater Lawrence at the Lynn Tech Field House Friday night. The Tigers cut the de cit to over Tanners as low as four points in the third and fourth quarters. By Harold Rivera “I was de nitely happy to see us ght back the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR way we did, but the hole we dug ourselves was LYNN — The Classical boys basketball team bounced just a little too big tonight,” said Tech coach Kait- back into the win column Friday night with a 69-52 vic- lyn Wechsler. “We were turning the ball over too tory over Northeastern Conference rival Peabody on the much on offense and not boxing out on defense Rams’ home court. early on and that really hurt us in the long run.” Jaylen Johnson led Classical (6-2) with 15 points. The Tigers were led by Arianna Anaya, who Also reaching double- gures were Dyrrell Rucker (14), had 19 points and ve rebounds. Alondra San- Jeff Hill (14) and Deontae Plouffe (11). Malik Anderson chez had a big game off the bench with a dou- scored nine points off the bench. ble-double of 12 points and 10 rebounds, while “We did a great job moving the ball against the zone,” Michayla Lawrence had six points and 12 re- Classical coach Jasper Grassa said. “This year and last bounds. year, that’s the best we’ve moved the ball. We didn’t shoot “Alondra really excels against man-to-man it particularly well. We were thinking shooting instead defense, so when we go up against teams who play it like Greater Lawrence we look to run our of just driving, driving. We threw the ball away a lot. We offense through her and she did a great job out have to clean that up.” there,” said Wechsler. “Then that in turn opened Mike Tansey paced the Tanners with 11 points and Alex up some driving lanes for Arianna and took Jean added 10. Chris Canela nished with eight points. some focus off Michayla so they could have an Peabody (5-4) struggled with turnovers, logging 25 of ITEM FILE PHOTO impact as well. The three of them work very well them. out there together.” “Classical’s a tough matchup,” Peabody coach Thad Tech’s Arianna Anaya had 19 points and ve rebounds Broughton said. “They’re a very good team. We had to in a loss to Greater Lawrence Friday night. TECH, B2 shut a couple things down. We weren’t successful in the second half. They hit some big shots.” Hill banked in a 3-pointer on the rst possession of the game and found Javahn Carter for a lay-up. Peabody Turnovers hurt Pioneers in loss to CAL rival kept pace with a 3-pointer and a basket but Rucker net- ted another three for the Rams to give them an 8-5 edge. By Anne Marie back with a 6-0 run to re- That’s how it stayed for the next few minutes, until John- Tobin duce the de cit to 35-27. son found his footing. The senior guard swished three ITEM STAFF But North Reading an- 3-pointers, guiding Classical to a double-digit lead. Save swered with a 12-2 run to for a pair of free throws from Canela with 20 seconds LYNNFIELD — If there close out the quarter with on the clock, Peabody went scoreless for the rest of the has been a constant theme a 16-point lead, 47-29, and period. The Tanners trailed 19-7 at the end of the rst for the Lynn eld girls bas- coasted for the win. quarter. ketball team this season, “Honestly, I thought we Anderson gave Classical a spark off the bench with ve it’s turnovers and trouble were the better team, but points to start the second quarter. Chris Perez hit a three in transition. just had too many turn- from the wing to keep Peabody within striking distance, Friday night at home, overs tonight,” said Lynn- down 24-15 midway through the quarter. Then the Rams they were the difference eld coach Peter Bocchino. went on a 10-4 run, taking a 34-19 lead and forcing Pea- again for the Pioneers, “We just have to nd a body to burn a timeout. Keith Ridley denied Peabody of a who lost to Cape Ann way to control turnovers last-second bucket with a monster block in the paint. At League rival North Read- and limit easy transition recess, Classical carried a 36-22 advantage. ing, 61-46. points, and if we can do Peabody’s offense gained steam in the third quarter. The Pioneers committed that, we will win some The Tanners sliced Classical’s lead to six points (36-30) 17 rst-half turnovers (26 games. Despite turning with an 8-0 run led by Tansey (basket, two freebies). for the game), yet trailed the ball over so many “I think we played a little bit better in the second half,” by only 11, 30-19, at half- times, we still scored 46 Broughton said. “We just turned the ball over so many time. North Reading points and North Reading times. That was the key to the game. Even if we played threatened to run away in could not put us away un- the third quarter, stretch- good defense, we came down and turned the ball over. til late, so that is a good ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN ing the lead to 14, 35-21, That was our Achilles’ heel. Classical played really well thing to come out of this Lynn eld’s Tori Morelli (center) had 14 points but we certainly didn’t help ourselves.” in the rst two minutes of game.” the quarter. and ve rebounds in a loss to North Reading CLASSICAL, B2 The Pioneers fought LYNNFIELD, B2 Friday night. Will Batchelder buries game-winner for Prep basketball host Xaverian (7). (six points, ve assists, four 21 points for the Sachems (0- SCHOOL ROUNDUP BOYS BASKETBALL steals). 8). Jake Morgante logged a By Mike Alongi St. Mary’s 69, Cathedral 41 Bishop Fenwick 45, double-double with 10 points ITEM STAFF At Tony Conigliaro Gym- Archbishop Williams 39 and 10 rebounds. nasium, the Spartans (10-0) Nate Andrews logged a The Sachems visit Will Batchelder hit the go- clinched a state tournament double-double for the Cru- Matignon Monday (6:30). ahead bucket with just two berth with the win. saders in the win, notching Revere 37, Marblehead 32 seconds remaining to give Joey Abate-Walsh led St. 10 points and 10 rebounds. Marblehead (2-7) hosts the St. John’s Prep basket- Mary’s with 17 points and Fenwick (7-2) hosts Arling- Danvers Tuesday. ball team a 74-72 win over four assists. Jalen Echevar- ton Catholic Wednesday GIRLS BASKETBALL Catholic Memorial in a Cath- ria scored 11 points. (6:30). English 28, Beverly 25 olic Conference battle Friday The Spartans host Tech- Salem 67, Swampscott 33 The Bulldogs improved to night. Boston Sunday (4:30). Isaiah Williamson led the 6-2. Batchelder nished the Tech 52, way for the Witches with 27 Stacy Abreu scored 10 game with 29 points, while Greater Lawrence 39 points, seven rebounds and points with four rebounds. Liam Dunfee added 15 points Rob Wallace propelled the four assists. Jhoan Vago add- Ravyn Rapley dominated the and Patrick Atkins had 10 Tigers with a double-dou- ed 14 points. paint with 11 rebounds. ITEM FILE PHOTO points. ble (19 points, 10 rebounds). Salem (7-2) travels to Es- English hosts New Mission in a non-conference tilt Mon- The Eagles (6-4) take on Other top contributors were sex Tech Tuesday. St. John’s Prep sophomore Will Batchel- day (5:30). another Catholic Conference Buba Ceesay (11 points, ve Gloucester 68, Saugus 45 der (right) scored 29 points for the Ea- rival Tuesday when they rebounds) and Amari Gaston Christian Correia scored ROUNDUP, B2 gles Friday night. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2019 Early lead lifts Peabody girls past Classical in NEC tilt PEABODY and hit a 3-pointer on her first ond half and we got a little From B1 shot of the game and a few sloppy in that third and part minutes later another 3-point- of the fourth quarter. We had “Peabody’s a very good oppo- er from Rossignoll extended a couple different combina- nent,” Classical coach Tom the Tanners lead to 19-9. tions out there. When you Sawyer said. “We executed as It was much of the same in have a lead trying to maintain much as we could, as well as the second quarter. Classical it for four quarters is tough. we could but we had to make struggled to get rebounds and We’ve been very fortunate shots and we didn’t do that. produce offense while Colleen this year to get out to some big “We knew we had to stop Crotty and Brooke Hodas leads at halftime.” (Okananwa) in transition and both hit clutch 3-pointers to Despite the loss, Sawyer we did the best we could, but help put Peabody well ahead, was pleased to see a solid ef- at the end of the day you look 36-14, at halftime. fort. in the book and she had 19 “It was a little bit about size “That’s what we ask of points. She’s a real difference and a little bit about heart them,” Sawyer said. “No mat- maker, not only on this team and toughness,” Sawyer said. ter the score we’re going to but in the league.” “My kids have plenty of heart play hard right to the final Jean Gupton-Morrison led and toughness but tonight the Rams with nine points, there were periods of time whistle. That’s what I chal- five rebounds and four steals. where I thought we could’ve lenged the kids with at half- The Tanners got off to a fast had more.” time and they responded to start thanks to an early The Tanners kept the pres- that. We just have to move on 3-pointer from Rossignoll to sure on the Rams in the sec- to the next game. We have to go ahead by four. The Rams ond half, eventually extending try to do things a little bit were called for a travel on their lead to 30 points. Classi- better. Defend better, execute their next possession and Ros- cal went on a late 10-point offense better and coach bet- signoll made another basket run late but that was all the ter.” to put Peabody ahead 10-4. Rams could put together. Classical (4-4) plays at Med- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Peabody continued the run “We played well in the first ford Monday (7). The Tanners Classical’s Jean Gupton-Morrison (center) led the Rams with nine late into the first quarter. half,” McKeen said. “We got (7-1) host Danvers Tuesday points, five rebounds and four steals Friday night. Okananwa came off the bench everyone involved in the sec- (7). Classical boys earn win over Peabody CLASSICAL “Deontae’s someone that has the From B1 talent,” Grassa said. “He’s trying to put it together and find his role with Hill got Classical back on track the team. I think he definitely found with a 3-pointer from the wing. The it tonight.” rest of the quarter was back and Despite the loss, Broughton noted forth with Jean capping the period a few positives. with a pair of free throws. The Rams “Joangel Lugo brings it every sin- led 48-37 after three. gle night,” Broughton said. “He’s “It’s in the basket if Jeff can get it just a competitor. He played from off without rushing his shot,” Gras- the second we got on the court to sa said. “He’s a huge weapon for us.” the second we took him off. His en- Classical kept Peabody at an ergy was fantastic. Alex Jean gave arm’s length through the final quar- us a good boost. Overall we have to ter. Peabody came as close as with- be a lot better to beat a team like in nine points of the Rams before Classical.” Plouffe caught fire in the closing Both teams are back on the court ITEM FILE PHOTO stretch. Plouffe scored eight points Wednesday (7) when Peabody visits Peabody’s Mike Tansey (right) in the fourth quarter to help put Medford and Classical visits En- had 11 points Friday. Peabody away for good. glish.

ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN Tech girls basketball falls to Greater Lawrence Lynnfield’s Cate MacDonald logged a dou- ble-double Friday. TECH Reggies to pull away any further. At each possession and we were aggres- From B1 the half, Tech trailed 26-14. sive on offense.” Then came the run for the Tigers. But unfortunately for Tech, the Lynnfield girls basketball It was a slow start to the game for In the third quarter, Anaya led the magic seemed to run out there. While the Tigers, who didn’t record a bas- charge on the offensive end, while the Tigers did stay with the Reggies ket until there were under three Sanchez provided a huge spark off for the first few minutes of the fourth struggles in conference minutes to go in the first quarter. A the bench on both sides of the ball. quarter, Greater Lawrence eventual- quick run by the Tigers got them By the time the dust settled at the ly started to hit some shots and within striking distance, but Greater end of the third quarter, it was just a pulled away again. After some late loss to North Reading Lawrence buried back-to-back four-point game at 36-32 Greater free throws, the Reggies walked away 3-pointers in the final 30 seconds to Lawrence. with the win. LYNNFIELD take a 17-5 lead into the second quar- “At halftime we just talked about Now at 4-7 on the year, the Tigers From B1 ter. how we needed to protect the ball will look to get back on track Tues- The lead didn’t really budge from more and that we needed to box out day against Shawsheen Tech. Lynnfield freshman Cate MacDonald posted a dou- there in the second quarter, as both on defense,” said Wechsler. “And in “We know that we’re a defensive ble-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds. Junior twin teams played to a 9-9 tie in the the third quarter, that’s exactly what team and everything starts with our captains Melissa Morelli and Tori Morelli were also in frame. The Tigers settled in more on we were able to do. We boxed out, we defense, so we’re going to continue to double- figures with Tori scoring 14 points and pulling the defensive end, not allowing the held them to one shot opportunity focus on that,” said Wechsler. down five rebounds and Melissa scoring 13 points with seven rebounds. North Reading was led by sophomore forward Julia Howse, who scored 22 points. The Pioneers started strong and led 5-2, but North Reading went on a 13-4 run to lead 15-9 after the first quarter. The Hornets picked up where they left off in the second and raced out to a 22-11 lead, thanks to three straight Pioneer turnovers, which the Hornets converted into six fast-break layups. Freshman Ri- ley Hallahan stopped the bleeding with a 3-pointer to make it 22-14. After a House bucket, Tori Morelli (from sister Melissa) and a MacDonald offensive rebound and put-back pulled the Pioneers to within six, 24-18, with 4:50 left in the half. Lynnfield went cold the rest of the half, with its only point in the final three minutes coming on a free throw by sophomore Caroline Waisnor (four points, four re- bounds). Trailing 35-21 two minutes into the third quarter, Lynnfield’s sophomore point guard and captain, Grace Klonsky (two points, four steals) heated up the Pio- neers’ offense. After a defensive rebound and outlet pass by Melissa Morelli, Klonsky took the ball at mid-court and drove the lane for two. Klonsky and MacDonald teamed for a ITEM FILE PHOTO block, then Klonsky sprinted down court into the lane Bishop Fenwick’s Olivia DiPietro (right) had 13 points and five rebounds for the Crusaders in a loss to where she made a no-look pass to Tori Morelli for two Archbishop Williams Friday. more to cut the deficit to 10, 35-25. After North Reading called a timeout, Klonsky pulled down an offensive rebound and powered her way to a put back on the baseline to make it 35-27 with 4:30 re- Crusaders drop a close one to Williams maining in the third quarter. That was as close as Lynnfield came, however. Trail- ROUNDUP early on, the Spartans suffered a rebounds in the loss. ing 47-29, Waisnor opened the fourth quarter with a From B1 number of setbacks in the second The Magicians (2-5) visit Hamil- baseline three-pointer to close to 47-32, but it was too half. The Spartans committed 16 ton-Wenham Monday. little too late. Archbishop Williams 47, turnovers and had three starters SWIMMING The Pioneers dropped to 1-5 in CAL play (3-5 overall). Bishop Fenwick 46 foul out. Shawsheen 92, Lynn Tech 84 “Lynnfield has talent and is very young,” said North Fenwick rallied after trailing 41- The Spartans were led by Olivia It all came down to the final relay, Reading coach Bob Melillo. “Peter has done a great job 32 heading into the fourth, but the Matela (14 points), Pam Gonzalez but the Tigers came up just short. with them and the kids really worked hard. They’re a Crusaders couldn’t climb all the way (10 points) and Alyssa Grossi (six Winners for Tech included Liam good team, no doubt about it with some very talented back. points, 11 rebounds). Donovan in the 200-meter freestyle players. Liz Gonzalez had 16 points and St. Mary’s drops to 8-3. (personal-best 2:32.28), Luis Her- “We struggled in the first half allowing the (Morelli) three steals, while Liv DiPietro had Saugus 51, Gloucester 28 nandez in diving (175.6), Dustin twins to get into low so we talked at halftime about not 13 points and five rebounds. Sammi The Sachems had 10 players score, Bloom in the 100 freestyle (1:09.47) letting them get the ball there and we did a better job Gallant had 10 points, seven assists, led by Alessia Salzillo’s 12 points. and Jin Purdy in the 100 breast- of that in the second half, but Lynnfield’s definitely -go and three steals. Taylor Bogdanski had 11 points, stroke (1:22.28). The Tigers also got ing to beat some of the better teams and will be a team Fenwick (5-5) travels to Arlington while Molly Granara added nine a win in the 200 freestyle relay, with that improves so much in the second half of the season. Catholic Tuesday (6:30). points. Kiley Ronan, Fallon Miller the team of Hernandez, Bloom, Don- They’ll beat some good team and I just hope we aren’t Swampscott 54, Salem 27 and Alana Aldred all played well de- ovan and Jacob Lejeune earning a one of them.” Sophie DiGrande led the Big Blue fensively. time of 2:00.84. Bocchino highlighted the play of MacDonald, the with 18 points, five steals and five Saugus (5-5) has a full week off be- Tech (1-4) is back in the pool Morellis and MacDonald along with Hallahan off the rebounds. Emerson Laundry and fore taking on Danvers next Friday. Wednesday against Blue Hills. bench. Grace DiGrande each chipped in Revere 58, Marblehead 37 Marblehead 94, Malden 87 “Cate just gets beaten up and doesn’t get any calls, with seven points. Marblehead was led by Emily The Magicians remained unde- but she was solid tonight,” said Bocchino. “Riley gave us Swampscott moves to 7-1 on the Clough’s 14 points and seven re- feated with a win over Malden some quality minutes off the bench but ran out of gas season. bounds, while Maddy Lowy had sev- Thursday. Theo Chemel won the 500 at both ends. She and the Morellis were solid for the Cathedral 53, St. Mary’s 39 en points and two rebounds. Maddie (5:10:39) and Brian Coleman won most part tonight, but the turnovers were a killer and Despite holding a 17-point lead Erskine added six points and four the 50 freestyle (23.03). we missed some shots I thought we should have made.” SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (8:10) Boys Hockey Wrestling Fenwick at St. Mary’s (at St. John’s, Lynnfield at North Reading (10) 2:30) SUNDAY Swampscott at Everett (1) Swimming Lynnfield at Newburyport (2) Masconomet at Lynnfield (at Peabody Beverly at Winthrop (3) YMCA, 5) Marblehead at Peabody (4) Danvers at Saugus (4:30) Boys Basketball Lynn at Revere (5:10) TechBoston at St. Mary’s (4:30) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (6) Girls Hockey Lynn at Gloucester (6) Peabody at Fenwick (9) Xaverian at St. John’s (6) Fencing Girls Hockey St. John’s at Westford Academy (1)

SPORTS BRIEFS NSBUA baseball female finishers. The registration fee is $30, umpire training and those interested can reg- ister online at www.racewire. The North Shore Baseball com. Those who register by Umpires Association is Friday, Jan. 11 will also get a offering new umpire train- free long sleeve shirt. There ing sessions that will take will also be on-site registra- place at Essex County Tech- tion the day of the event, nical High School from 6:00- which will start at 9:30 a.m. 8:00 p.m. beginning on Mon- day night January 7th. The school is located at 565 Classical girls PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Maple St. in Danvers Tom Brady will play in his NFL-record 38th postseason game Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers. (Hathorne) basketball clinics The cost for the class is The Classical girls basket- $100.00, which includes ball coaching staff (varsity materials, first-years coaches Tom Sawyer and Brady ready for cold weather, Chargers NSBUA dues, and the Helen Ridley, and junior NSBUA certification exam. varsity coach Rob Smith), FOXBOROUGH (AP) — His coach going to feel when you have the nice, “It’s a good time of year,” he said. No previous umpiring expe- with assistance from cur- downplays it. Tom Brady does not. warm, heated benches out there like “I think everyone’s excited to be out rience is required. rent members of the team, Brady knows the cold-weather New we will on Sunday. there. It’s just a great environment of To reserve your spot or if is excited to offer four free England Patriots should have an advan- “It’s cold and that’s just this part of football.” you have any questions basketball clinics for Lynn tage when they host the warm-weather this time of year. But it’s good to be Brady and counterpart Philip Riv- please contact NSBUA girls in grades four through Los Angeles Chargers in Sunday’s AFC playing when it’s cold out, it’s good to ers (37) combine to be the oldest pair interpreter Steve Carroll at eight. The clinics will be divisional-round game. be playing this time of year in Foxbor- of quarterbacks to face each other in a [email protected]. held at Classical on the fol- Hours before, Bill Belichick said, ough.” postseason game, breaking the mark lowing dates and times: Jan. “We’re playing the Chargers. We’re not Thursday provided the home team Brady had with Peyton Manning. NSSUA softball 19 (1:30-2:30), Jan. 26 (8:30 playing the weather — whatever it is, it with much of what this area has to of- “That’s pretty cool,” Brady said of the a.m.-9:30 a.m.), Feb. 9 (1:30- is. We’re going to be on the same field” fer in early January. age record. “It’s just fun to be around; umpire training 2:30). when asked about having no advan- “The weather changed a little bit yes- I’m out there today practicing and it’s tage. His quarterback made it clear this terday,” Brady said. “It snowed at the whatever degrees out: 10 degrees, 15 The North Shore Softball The goal is to help players of all levels improve in their team is quite comfortable in the expect- start, then got sunny, then got cloudy, degrees with the real feel. And I’m sit- Umpire Association ed chilly conditions. then got windy, then got sunny and it ting here just playing with my friends, (NSSUA) will run softball basketball skills (ball han- dling, shooting, passing, New England will apparently dodge was just a bunch of different things. throwing the football around. So it’s umpire schools through Jan- the snowstorm that’s making its way to Just to practice in it, we’re prepared just a great blessing to be able to do it, uary and February. The defense, etc…) in a fun envi- ronment. Game-play will the East Coast, but it will be cold. It’s for it, and hopefully we can use some do it here for this team, which I have school will certify umpires the kind of cold the Patriots, who are of the things that we’ve learned to our loved to do. Philip’s been on the same to for high School and recre- also be included. For more information, contact Helen seeking their eighth straight trip to the advantage.” team - it means a lot. ation leagues throughout AFC title game and a sixth Super Bowl Brady has reached the AFC title “We all work hard to get to this point. the North Shore. Classes Ridley at ridleytopflightbas- [email protected]. title in the Brady era, know all too well. game 12 times in 16 seasons as a These things aren’t guaranteed, very will be set up to try and “I just think the ability to practice in starter. He will play in his record 38th tough to get to this point in the season. accommodate all candidates, it,” Brady told his regular Friday me- postseason game and comes in 27-10. Every team four months ago thought with classes running on Sat- Learn to Skate dia session. “Like today, it’s very similar He’s 41 years old and hasn’t had the they’d be playing in these games. The urdays, Sundays and Mon- to what we’re going to get on Sunday, greatest season of his stellar career, reality is that’s not the way the NFL is. day Nights. For more infor- program so just knowing how many layers you but still gets, well, chills about playing We’re very fortunate and we have to go mation please contact Roy Session II of Lynn Youth have to put on, and kind of how you’re in the cold. out and try and take advantage of it.” Ballard at roys4girls@gmail. Hockey’s Learn To Skate com. program begins Jan. 5 and runs through Mar. 23 (a Brian Flores is finalist in Miami coaching search Lazy Dog 3-Mile total of 12 sessions). Each Fun Run/Walk session begins at 9:30 a.m. MIAMI (AP) — The Miami Dolphins for 11 seasons and took over defen- Ross and Grier earlier interviewed and runs through 11:20 a.m. are turning to their AFC East nemesis sive play-calling a year ago after the New Orleans Saints defensive coordi- The Lazy Dog Sports Bar is The cost is $125 (plus any for help. departure of defensive coordinator nator Dennis Allen and Kansas City sponsoring a three-mile fun USA Hockey fees if applica- New England Patriots linebackers Matt Patricia. In Miami he would re- Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bie- run/walk to support the Lynn ble). Equipment needed coach Brian Flores is a finalist in the place Adam Gase, who was fired after niemy. Classical girls track team. includes hockey helmet, Dolphins’ coaching search, a person three seasons and hired Wednesday as Miami has finished with six to eight The run/walk will take place elbow and knee pads, skates familiar with the decision said Friday, coach of the New York Jets. wins in nine of the past 10 years, and Sunday, Jan. 20 beginning at and warm/waterproof gloves and they’re expected to offer him the New England plays the Los Angeles hasn’t won a playoff game since 2000. the Lazy Dog at 11 a.m. and pants. For more infor- job when his team’s postseason ends. Chargers in the AFC playoffs Sunday. As a result, the 78-year-old Ross said There will be prizes for the mation, visit www.lynny- The person confirmed the decision The Dolphins have been also-rans to the Dolphins will abandon their win- top three overall male and outhhockey.com. to The Associated Press on condition the first-place Patriots in the AFC now approach and build with the long of anonymity because the Dolphins East 15 of the past 16 years. term in mind. NFL PLAYOFFS weren’t commenting publicly about Dolphins owner Stephen Ross and A roster revamp is expected to in- WILD CARD PLAYOFFS the status of the search. general manager Chris Grier zeroed clude the departure of quarterback Saturday, Jan. 5 If they fail to reach a deal with in on Flores after interviewing two Ryan Tannehill, who has been with Indianapolis 21, Houston 7 Flores, they haven’t ruled out Dallas Dolphins assistants Friday: special the team since 2012. The next coach, Dallas 24, Seattle 22 Cowboys secondary coach Kris Rich- teams coordinator Darren Rizzi and who will report to Grier, will be Mi- Sunday, Jan. 6 ard. offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains. ami’s 10th since 2004, including three L.A. Chargers 23, Baltimore 17 Flores has been a Patriots assistant Both were considered long shots. interim coaches. Philadelphia 16, Chicago 15 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS Saturday, Jan. 12 TV/RADIO Indianapolis at Kansas City, 4:35 p.m. (NBC) Dallas at L.A. Rams, 8:15 p.m. (FOX) SATURDAY 10 a.m...... Liverpool at Brighton & Hove Albion...... NBCSN Sunday, Jan. 13 TV 12:30 p.m...... Newcastle United at Chelsea...... NBC Los Angeles Chargers at New England, 1:05 p.m. (CBS) NBA 6 p.m...... Monterrey vs. Leon...... FS1 Philadelphia at New Orleans, 4:40 p.m. (FOX) 7 p.m...... Boston at Orlando...... NBCSB 10 p.m...... Tijuana vs. Tigres UANL...... FS1 8 p.m...... San Antonio at Oklahoma City...... NBATV Radio NHL Men’s College Basketball NHL 1 p.m...... Philadelphia at New Jersey...... NHL Network 12 p.m...... BC at Notre Dame...... WEEI-AM 850 NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE 7 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... NESN, NHL Network Atlantic Division Central Division 7 p.m...... Colorado at Montreal...... NHL Network 7 p.m...... Boston at Orlando...... WROR-FM 105.7 GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA NFL Divisional Playoffs NHL Tampa Bay 44 34 8 2 70 183 125 Nashville 46 27 15 4 58 142 116 7 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... WBZ-FM 98.5 Toronto 43 28 13 2 58 156 119 Winnipeg 43 27 14 2 56 148 123 4:35 p.m...... AFC: Indianapolis at Kansas City...... NBC Boston 44 25 15 4 54 128 114 Dallas 45 23 18 4 50 120 119 8:15 p.m...... NFC: Dallas at LA Rams...... Fox SUNDAY Buffalo 44 23 15 6 52 128 125 Colorado 44 20 16 8 48 151 141 Men’s College Basketball TV Montreal 45 23 17 5 51 135 139 Minnesota 43 22 18 3 47 122 120 12 p.m...... BC at Notre Dame...... NESN NFL Divisional Playoffs Florida 42 17 17 8 42 134 151 St. Louis 42 18 20 4 40 118 133 1:05 p.m...... AFC: LA Chargers at New England...... CBS Ottawa 45 17 23 5 39 142 174 Chicago 46 16 22 8 40 134 167 12 p.m...... Kansas St. at Iowa State...... ESPN2 Detroit 45 16 22 7 39 126 154 Pacific Division 12 p.m...... Louisville at North Carolina...... ESPN 4:40 p.m...... NFC: Philadelphia at New Orleans...... Fox Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA 12 p.m...... Miami (Ohio) at Buffalo...... CBSSN NBA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 45 28 13 4 60 162 129 12 p.m...... Oklahoma St. at West Virginia...... ESPNU 9:30 p.m...... Cleveland at LA Lakers...... NBATV Washington 43 27 12 4 58 153 126 San Jose 46 26 13 7 59 163 140 Men’s College Basketball Pittsburgh 43 24 13 6 54 152 123 Vegas 47 27 16 4 58 142 124 12 p.m...... Providence at Georgetown...... FS1 Columbus 43 25 15 3 53 139 133 Anaheim 44 19 17 8 46 105 129 12 p.m...... Virginia at Clemson...... Ch. 38 12 p.m...... Butler at Xavier...... CBSSN N.Y. Islanders 42 24 14 4 52 128 114 Edmonton 44 21 20 3 45 124 141 12:30 p.m...... Rutgers at Minnesota...... Big Ten Network 12 p.m...... Villanova at Creighton...... Fox Carolina 44 21 18 5 47 117 127 Vancouver 46 20 21 5 45 131 147 1 p.m...... Mississippi at Mississippi St...... CBS 3 p.m...... North Carolina at Syracuse...... NESN N.Y. Rangers 43 17 19 7 41 119 149 Arizona 43 19 21 3 41 112 121 3:30 p.m...... UMass at Dayton...... NBCSN New Jersey 43 16 20 7 39 125 146 Los Angeles 45 17 25 3 37 100 134 1 p.m...... Missouri at South Carolina...... SEC Network Philadelphia 44 16 22 6 38 121 157 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. 2 p.m...... Duke at Florida St...... ESPN 4 p.m...... East Carolina at UCF...... ESPNU 2 p.m...... Illinois St. at Loyola Chicago...... ESPN2 4:30 p.m...... Michigan St. at Penn State...... CBS Friday’s Games Boston at Toronto, 7 p.m. 5:30 p.m...... Geo. Mason at Rhode Island...... NBCSN Carolina 4, Buffalo 3 Columbus at Washington, 7 p.m. 2 p.m...... Seton Hall at Marquette...... FS1 Detroit at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay at Buffalo, 7 p.m. 2 p.m...... South Florida at Temple...... ESPNU 6 p.m...... Memphis at Tulane...... ESPNU Florida at Calgary, 9 p.m. Colorado at Montreal, 7 p.m. 2 p.m...... Texas Tech at Texas...... Longhorn Network 7:30 p.m...... Northwestern at Michigan...... Big Ten Network Pittsburgh at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 8 p.m...... USC at Oregon...... ESPNU Saturday’s Games Vegas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 2 p.m...... VCU at Davidson...... CBSSN Philadelphia at New Jersey, 1 p.m. St. Louis at Dallas, 9 p.m. 2 p.m...... Wake Forest at Miami...... NESN 10 p.m...... UCLA at Oregon St...... FS1 N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 1 p.m. Arizona at Edmonton, 10 p.m. 2:37 p.m...... Ohio State at Iowa...... Big Ten Network Women’s College Basketball 3:30 p.m...... Texas A&M at Alabama...... SEC Network 12 p.m...... Cincinnati at UCF...... ESPNU 4 p.m...... Georgia at Auburn...... ESPN2 1 p.m...... BC at Pittsburgh...... NESN NBA 4 p.m...... Kansas at Baylor...... ESPN 1 p.m...... Mississippi at Kentucky...... SEC Network EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE 4 p.m...... New Mexico at Colorado St...... CBSSN 1 p.m...... Providence at Seton Hall...... FS2 Atlantic Division Southwest Division 6 p.m...... DePaul at St. John’s...... CBSSN 1 p.m...... South Florida at UConn...... ESPN W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 6 p.m...... Georgia Tech at Syracuse...... ESPN2 2 p.m...... Alabama at Texas A&M...... ESPNU Toronto 32 12 .727 — Houston 24 17 .585 — 2 p.m...... Duquesne at Geo. Mason...... CBSSN Philadelphia 27 16 .628 4½ San Antonio 25 18 .581 — 6 p.m...... LSU at Arkansas...... SEC Network Boston 25 16 .610 5½ New Orleans 20 22 .476 4½ 6 p.m...... Saint Louis at La Salle...... NBCSN 3 p.m...... Missouri at Florida...... SEC Network Brooklyn 21 23 .477 11 Dallas 20 22 .476 4½ 6 p.m...... Tennessee at Florida...... ESPN 3 p.m...... Rutgers at Nebraska...... Big Ten Network New York 10 32 .238 21 Memphis 19 22 .463 5 6 p.m...... Tulsa at SMU...... ESPNU 3 p.m...... Tennessee at Georgia...... ESPN Southeast Division Northwest Division 3 p.m...... Vanderbilt at Arkansas...... SEC Network W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 7 p.m...... Harvard at Dartmouth...... NESN Plus Miami 20 20 .500 — Denver 28 12 .700 — 8 p.m...... Nevada at Fresno St...... ESPNU 4 p.m...... Fordham at Saint Louis...... CBSSN Charlotte 19 21 .475 1 Oklahoma City 25 16 .610 3½ 8 p.m...... UConn at Cincinnati...... ESPN2 Golf Washington 18 25 .419 3½ Portland 25 17 .595 4 2 p.m...... Web.com: Bahamas Great Exuma Classic..... Golf Orlando 17 24 .415 3½ Utah 21 21 .500 8 8 p.m...... Wichita State at Houston...... CBSSN Atlanta 13 29 .310 8 Minnesota 20 22 .476 9 8:30 p.m...... Vanderbilt at Kentucky...... SEC Network 6 p.m...... PGA: Sony Open...... NBC Central Division Pacific Division 10 p.m...... Gonzaga at San Francisco...... ESPN2 NHL W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 10 p.m...... Washington at Colorado...... ESPNU 6 p.m...... NY Rangers at Columbus...... NHL Network Milwaukee 29 12 .707 — Golden State 27 14 .659 — Soccer Indiana 28 14 .667 1½ L.A. Clippers 24 17 .585 3 Women’s College Basketball Detroit 17 23 .425 11½ L.A. Lakers 23 19 .548 4½ 4:30 p.m...... Michigan at Maryland...... Big Ten Network 9:15 a.m...... Bournemouth at Everton...... NBCSN Chicago 10 31 .244 19 Sacramento 21 21 .500 6½ Golf 11:30 a.m...... Manchester United at Tottenham Hotspur.NBCSN Cleveland 8 35 .186 22 Phoenix 10 33 .233 18 7 p.m...... PGA: Sony Open...... Golf Tennis Friday’s Games L.A. Lakers at Utah, 10 p.m. Rugby 7 p.m...... Australian Open...... ESPN2 Atlanta 123, Philadelphia 121 Chicago at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 4 p.m...... Leinster vs. Toulouse...... NBCSN Bowling Washington 113, Milwaukee 106 Saturday’s Games 11 a.m...... PBA: Oklahoma Open...... FS1 Indiana 121, New York 106 Detroit at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. Auto Racing Toronto 122, Brooklyn 105 Memphis at Miami, 5 p.m. 9:30 a.m...... Formula E Championship...... FS1 Radio Dallas 119, Minnesota 115 Boston at Orlando, 7 p.m. NFL Divisional Playoffs Houston 141, Cleveland 113 New Orleans at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Soccer Charlotte at Portland, 10 p.m. San Antonio at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. 7:30 a.m...... Arsenal at West Ham United...... NBCSN 1:05 p.m...... AFC: LA Chargers at New England...... WBZ-FM 98.5 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2019 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 CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV JANUARY 12, 2019 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) WGBH Victoria on Master- Victoria on Master- Victoria on Masterpiece Victo- Antiques Roadshow Basic Stories- Johnny Mathis -- If you visit an old friend or rel- You’ll have to maneuver your ^ PBS piece piece ria is threatened by a relative. Black Stage Wonderful! Physical activity will build ative who could use your help, way through some tricky situ- WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! NCIS: Los Angeles 48 Hours 48 Hours News Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles “Fam- strength and make you feel $ CBS Fortune “Cac Tu Nhan” ily Matters” good. Plan to do something you’ll make a difference and ations. Stay on your toes and WCVB Inside Chronicle The Good Doctor The Good Doctor A Million Little News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- special with a loved one. Less a good impression. Handling listen carefully to avoid being % ABC Edition “36 Hours” “Quarantine” Things Center 5 Page tary talk and more action will bring responsibilities honorably will misinterpreted or coerced into WBTS NFL Football: Colts The Titan Games America’s Got Talent Champions from News Saturday Night Live 1st Look you closer to this special per- protect you from a negative something you don’t want to * NBC at Chiefs around the world compete. at 11 son. response. do. WFXT This- NFL Pre- NFL Football Dallas Cowboys at Los Angeles Rams. NFC Divi- Boston Boston Hell’s Kitchen “Dev- Just for 9 FOX Minute game sional Round. (N) News 25 ilish Desserts” Laughs AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) WUTF ››‡ Shoot ’Em Up (2007) Clive ››‡ The Last Castle (2001, Suspenso) Robert Red- ››‡ I, Robot (2004) Will Smith. Un detective de homi- Get together with old friends. Kindness should be your goal. Get your responsibilities out of = UMA Owen, Paul Giamatti. ford, James Gandolfini, Mark Ruffalo. cidios persigue a un peligroso robot. A reunion will bring back You may want to scold someone the way and focus on yourself Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) ››‡ Celeste and Jesse Forever (2012) Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & WSBK memories and spark new and who is being difficult, but that’s and a certain special some- F MNT Theory Theory Rashida Jones, Andy Samberg. Molly not the way to get what you one. Set a quick pace and WGBX Finding Your Roots NOVA “Einstein’s The Dictator’s Play- USS Indianapolis: The Final Music Austin City Limits NOVA exciting plans. Do something special for a loved one. Posi- want. Use persuasive tactics and move forward. L PBS With Henry Quantum Riddle” book “Kim II Sung” Chapter Voyager “Residente” (N) be liberal with the compliments. tive change is encouraged. WWJE World’s Most Evil World’s Most Evil Fred Dinenage: Fred Dinenage: Call 911 Call 911 Dead Again “Thou Drugs, Romance is encouraged. R JN Killers Killers Murder Casebook Murder Casebook Shalt Not Kill” Inc. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Live and learn. Try something WLVI Last Man Last Man Gold- Gold- Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family True PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) new and different. Express X CW Standing Standing bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Crime Listen to facts, not to hearsay, TELE The Last Knights (2015, Acción) Clive ››› Blood Father (2016, Acción) Mel Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Programa Dream on and do things that your feelings and eliminate and offer your help to people are creative and make you what you don’t need in your ¨ TELE Owen, Cliff Curtis, Aksel Hennie. Gibson, Erin Moriarty, Diego Luna. y Más nes tremas who really need assistance. WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & happy. Refuse to let the ac- life. Purging will ease stress ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order What you do for others will tions of another interfere with and clear the way for new be- CABLE STATIONS lead to a new opportunity. your plans or ruin your day. ginnings. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 01.12.19” (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 01.12.19” A&E PD -- 01.04.19” ARIES (March 21-April 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) (5:30) ›› “Planet of ››› Super 8 (2011) Kyle Chandler. Kids witness a ››› I Am Legend (2007, Science Fiction) ›› Planet of the Easy does it. Don’t brag or AMC Taking a short trip, going on a Take time to reassess the the Apes” (2001) train crash while making a home movie. Will Smith, Alice Braga, Dash Mihok. Apes (2001) say something that might shopping spree or indulging in way you look, feel and live. ›› Get Hard (2015, Comedy) Will Ferrell, ››› Elf (2003) Will Ferrell. A man leaves Santa’s ››› Elf (2003, Children’s) Will Ferrell, BRAVO tarnish your reputation. a romantic getaway will cheer With a little effort, you can Kevin Hart, Craig T. Nelson. ‘R’ workshop to search for his family. ‘PG’ James Caan, Bob Newhart. ‘PG’ Make a point to say some- you up, as long as you don’t bring about changes that will Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Expedi- DISC thing nice. Keep the peace, overspend. A physical activity update your life to suit your known known known known known known tion Un. and make time to romance a will motivate you to sport a needs and help accomplish ›››‡ Wreck-It Ralph (2012, Children’s) Coop & Raven’s Raven’s Raven’s Andi Andi Stuck/ Stuck/ Stuck/ DISN Voices of John C. Reilly. ‘PG’ Cami Home Home Home Mack Mack Middle Middle Middle loved one. new look. your goals. College Basketball UFC Main Event (N) UFC Main Event (N) UFC Main Event (N) SportsCenter (N) NFL PrimeTime (N) SportsCen- ESPN ter College Basketball College Basketball Connecticut at Cincin- College Basketball Gonzaga at San SportsCenter (N) Basket- BRIDGE ESPN2 nati. Fifth Third Arena. (N) Francisco. (N) ball (6:05) ›‡ “The ›› Just Go With It (2011, Romance-Comedy) Adam Sandler, ››› Fast Times at Ridgemont High Good FREE Waterboy” (1998) Jennifer Aniston. A man’s careless lie spins out of control. (1982) Sean Penn, Jennifer Jason Leigh. Trouble (5:00) ›› “Taken 3” ››› Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014, Action) Colin Firth. A Baskets Baskets Baskets Sex & Sex & Last board of a marathon FX (2014, Action) dapper spy takes a troubled youth under his wing. “Denver” Drugs & Drugs & The final of the 1983 sponded one no-trump, calling But might Sontag lose two di- (5:35) “Ready Player ››‡ Ocean’s 8 (2018, Comedy) Sandra Crashing Crashing ››‡ Ocean’s 8 (2018) Sandra Down a Dark Hall HBO One” (2018) Bullock, Cate Blanchett. ‘PG-13’ Bullock. ‘PG-13’ (2018) ‘PG-13’ Bermuda Bowl world team his hand balanced. Declarer amond tricks? No, he started Ancient Aliens “The Ancient Aliens “Alien Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens “The Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens “Alien Ancient championship in Stockholm had guessed well to cash the with the ace, and when East HIST Star Children” Resurrections” Replicants” “Alien Messages” Resurrections” Aliens was a marathon 176 boards diamond ace, and had taken discarded a club on the run of (6:00) “Killer Under My Mother’s Split Personalities (2019, The Wrong Friend (2018, Suspense) Li My Mother’s Split Personali- between Italy (Giorgio Bella- one spade, two hearts, four dia- the diamonds, South took 11 LIFE the Bed” (2018) Drama) Lindsay Hartley, Kayla Wallace. Eubanks, Jared Scott, Vivica A. Fox. ties (2019) Lindsay Hartley. donna-Benito Garozzo, Dano monds and two clubs. tricks. The United States had Teen Mom 2 “The Lindsay Lohan’s Beach Club Lindsay Lohan: Lindsay Lohan’s ››› Mean Girls (2004, Comedy) Lindsay MTV De Falco-Arturo Franco and In the given auction, Weich- won by 413 imps to 408. Ties That Bind” “Paradise Boss” Meet My Staff Beach Club Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Tina Fey. Lorenzo Lauria-Carlo Mosca) sel (North) also opened with NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Orlando Magic. Celtics Celtics College Hockey Boston University at Providence. Football NBCSB and the United States (Mi- an artificial one club, showing Amway Center. (N) Post. Post Schneider Arena. (N) Fix chael Becker-Ronnie Rubin, 16 points or more. Sontag NHL Hockey Boston Bruins at Toronto Maple Leafs. Bruins Bruins Sports Sports Dirty NHL Hockey Boston Bruins at NESN (N) Overtime Today Today Water TV Toronto Maple Leafs. Bob Hamman-Bobby Wolff and (South) jumped to two dia- Loud Henry Henry Cousins Knight Sponge- The Of- The Of- Friends Friends Friends Friends Mom Alan Sontag-Peter Weichsel). monds, promising at least a NICK House Danger Danger for Life Squad Bob fice fice With this board to be played, five-card suit and 8 points. Shameless “A Gal- Shameless Fiona ›› I Feel Pretty (2018, Comedy) Amy ›› A Bad Moms Christmas Ray Donovan the Americans were ahead by 3 North then used two asking SHOW lagher Pedicure” taps into her roots. Schumer, Michelle Williams. ‘PG-13’ (2017, Comedy) Mila Kunis. ‘R’ international match points be- bids, learning that South had (6:01) ›› “Superfly” ›‡ I Now Pronounce You Chuck and The Padre (2018, Suspense) Outlander “The Deep Counterpart STARZ cause, on the previous deal, Bel- 2=2=5=4 distribution and (2018) ‘R’ Larry (2007) Adam Sandler. ‘PG-13’ Tim Roth, Luis Guzmán. ‘R’ Heart’s Core” “Shadow Puppets” ladonna and Garozzo had had a 8-10 points. What did North (6:00) ››› “Avengers: Age of Ultron” ››‡ Thor: The Dark World (2013, Action) Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama SYFY bidding misunderstanding and do next? (2015, Action) Robert Downey Jr. Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman. reached six spades off two aces. North knew of a double fit in “Batman Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full ›› Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice TBS v Sup” Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal (2016) Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill. One table finished well ahead the minors, but the numerous “Hobbit: Battle of ››› Captain America: Civil War (2016, Action) Chris Evans, ››› The Incredible Hulk (2008, Action) Edward of the other. Mosca (North) spectators could see that five TNT the Five Armies” Robert Downey Jr. Captain America clashes with Iron Man. Norton, Liv Tyler, Tim Roth. and Lauria had reached three of either minor was doomed. NCIS “Shiva” NCIS Jimmy and NCIS A dead thief NCIS Investigating a Miz & Mrs Miz & Mrs Miz & Mrs Miz & Mrs Miz & Mrs no-trump after North opened After an age, Weichsel USA Ducky go missing. turns up. sailor’s kidnapping. one strong club, and South re- passed out three no-trump. (5:25) ›››› “Titanic” (1997) Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet. A ››› Pretty Woman (1990, Romance-Comedy) Rich- ›››› Titanic (1997) VH1 woman falls for an artist aboard the ill-fated ship. ard Gere, Julia Roberts, Ralph Bellamy. Kate Winslet CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV JANUARY 13, 2019 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Downton Victoria on Masterpiece Victo- Victoria on Master- Victoria & Albert: Finding Your Roots Rick Steves’ Europe Travel ^ PBS Abbey ria is threatened by a relative. piece (N) The Wedding (N) With Henry Skills WBZ 60 Minutes Artificial God Friended NCIS: Los Angeles Madam Secretary News Sports Final OT (N) Joel Thinning $ CBS intelligence. (N) Me (N) “Better Angels” (N) (N) Osteen Hair? WCVB America’s Funniest America’s Funniest Shark Tank (N) Shark Tank News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos Home Videos (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Razgovor” WBTS ››› Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001) Daniel Rad- Dateline NBC News NBC 10 Access Ninja * NBC cliffe. J.K. Rowling’s student wizard has his first adventure. at 11 Sports Warrior WFXT NFL NFL Post. 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After Narcos” Miami “Own Your Truth” Chicago B6 CLASSIFIED THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2019 Poland: Huawei exec and Polish security expert spied for China By Vanessa Gera government. a man named Stanislaw and Kelvin Chan Maciej Wasik, deputy Wang appears to match de- ASSOCIATED PRESS head of Poland’s Special tails of the man described Services agency, said the by Polish television. WARSAW, Poland — Po- operation that resulted Wang’s resume said he land has arrested a direc- in the arrests of the two worked at China’s General tor at the Chinese tech gi- suspects had been under- Consulate in Gdansk from ant Huawei and one of its way for a long time. He 2006-2011 and at Huawei own former cybersecurity said “both carried out es- Enterprise Poland since experts and charged them pionage activities against 2011, where he was first di- with spying for China, au- Poland.” rector of public affairs and thorities said Friday. Zaryn told The Associ- since 2017 the “sales direc- The development comes ated Press that prosecu- tor of public sector.” The as the U.S. is exerting tors have charged the two resume said he received a pressure on its allies not men with espionage, but bachelor’s degree in 2004 to use Huawei, the world’s agents are continuing to from the Beijing Universi- biggest maker of tele- collect evidence and inter- ty of Foreign Studies. communications network view witnesses. Further State TV identified equipment, over data se- indictments are expected, the Polish man as Pi- curity concerns. he said. otr D., and said he was a The two men — one a He said no further de- high-ranking employee PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Chinese citizen who was tails would be released at the Internal Security a former envoy in Poland about the case because it Agency, where he served People clear snow from inside the Hotel Saentis in Schwaegalp, Swit- before moving over to a is classified and the inves- as deputy director in the zerland, on Friday after an avalanche. Police said three people were senior position at Huawei tigation is ongoing. department of informa- slightly hurt when the avalanche hit the hotel on Thursday afternoon. and the other a Pole who Polish state television tion security, until 2011. held several top govern- TVP reported that the The Polish state news ment cybersecurity po- men have proclaimed agency, PAP, said the man Avalanches and accidents bring sitions — were arrested their innocence, but Zaryn had also held top cyber- Tuesday, according to Po- said he could not confirm security positions at the land’s Internal Security that. If convicted, they Interior Ministry and the Europe’s winter death toll to 21 Agency. could face up to 10 years Office of Electronic Com- Polish security agents in prison each. munications, a regulatory By Jovana Gec icy river, while an electri- been among the coldest searched the Warsaw of- TVP identified the ar- body that oversees cyber ASSOCIATED PRESS cal worker in Albania suf- the country has seen in fices of Huawei and Or- fered a fatal heart attack decades. rested Chinese man as and other telecommunica- BELGRADE, Serbia — ange, Poland’s leading Weijing W., saying he was tions issues. while repairing damaged “We have snow in Jan- communications provider, Heavy snow paralyzed power lines. uary in the capital city a director in Poland at It said, while at the In- much of Europe for yet where the former Polish Huawei. It said he also ternal Security Agency, he Austrian military heli- (Podgorica) for the first security expert recent- another day, cutting off copters on Friday flew 66 time in nine years,” Buric went by the Polish first was involved in building mountain villages, spark- ly worked, seizing docu- name of Stanislaw and a mobile communications German teenagers out of told Montenegrin state ments and electronic data. ing avalanches like one a mountain guest house TV. had previously worked at system for top Polish offi- that crashed into a Swiss The homes of both men, the Chinese consulate in cials, and he was fired in where they had been stuck In the central Bosnian also in Warsaw, were also hotel and killing at least for several days. municipality of Kladanj, Gdansk. 2011 amid a major corrup- four more people Friday. searched, according to A LinkedIn profile for tion scandal. About 2,000 soldiers and snow disrupted power agency spokesman Stani- Workers at the Hotel other emergency workers supplies and cut phone slaw Zaryn. Saentis in eastern Swit- in Albania were assigned lines. Zijad Vejzovic, from It’s the latest setback zerland spent Friday to help people trapped by the civil protection agency, for Huawei in Europe, shoveling out hip-deep snow and to clear roads said authorities declared where the company has snow after a 330-yard to restore access to cutoff an emergency. ambitious plans to roll wide avalanche smashed villages. “Because of heavy snow, out next-generation “5G” through the hotel’s win- Several towns and cities in some parts over 1 meter mobile networks, which it dows Thursday afternoon in southwest Serbia in- (3 feet) high, some of the is a leader in developing. and piled up in rooms and troduced emergency mea- roads have been blocked,” The arrest is a fresh sign the dining hall. Police said sures, warning of snow he explained. “We need that a U.S. dispute with three people were hurt by piling up on the roads more machines. We have China over its ban on the avalanche in Schwaegalp. and sealing off mountain run out of resources and company is spilling over to In all, at least 21 weath- villages, Serbian state TV money.” Europe, Huawei’s biggest er-related deaths have reported Friday. Most In Germany and Austria, foreign market. been reported in Europe schools in the area closed where heavy snow caused Some European govern- in the last 10 days. down and 10 people had fatal avalanches and ma- ments and telecom com- The Bulgarian Red Cross to be rescued from their jor disruptions in the past panies are following the said two snowboarders homes. Strong winds com- few days, the situation were killed died in an av- plicated the work of emer- was easing Friday. Still, U.S. lead in questioning PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS whether using Huawei alanche in southwest Bul- gency crews. airlines canceled around for vital infrastructure Poland’s Internal Security Agency has charged garia’s Pirin Mountains. In neighboring Monte- 120 flights at Frankfurt for mobile networks could a Chinese manager at Huawei in Poland and A snowplow driver died negro, meteorologist Dra- Airport and 90 at Munich leave them exposed to one of its own former officers with espionage Friday in Germany after gan Buric said the first Airport because of con- snooping by the Chinese against Poland on behalf of China. his vehicle toppled into an 10 days of January have cerns about snow. Saudi woman fleeing alleged abuse heads for asylum in Canada By Tassanee Vejpongsa Seoul, South Korea, according to start learning the language. She and Rob Gillies Thai immigration Police Chief already speaks more than pass- ASSOCIATED PRESS Surachate Hakparn. Canadian able English, in addition to Arabic. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau The office of the U.N. High Com- BANGKOK — An 18-year-old confirmed his country had granted missioner for Refugees welcomed Saudi woman who said she was her asylum. Canada’s decision. abused by her family and feared “That is something that we are “The quick actions over the past for her life if deported back home pleased to do because Canada is a week of the government of Thai- left Thailand on Friday night for country that understands how im- land in providing temporary ref- Canada, which has granted her portant it is to stand up for human uge and facilitating refugee status asylum, officials said. rights and to stand up for woman’s determination by UNHCR, and of The fast-moving developments rights around the world and I can the government of Canada in of- capped an eventful week for Rahaf confirm that we have accepted the fering emergency resettlement to Mohammed Alqunun. She fled her U.N.’s request,” Trudeau said. Ms. Alqunun and arranging her family while visiting Kuwait and Several other countries, includ- travel were key to the successful flew to Bangkok, where she bar- ing Australia, had been in talks resolution of this case,” the agency ricaded herself in an airport hotel with the U.N.’s refugee agency to said in a statement. to avoid deportation and grabbed accept Alqunun, Surachate said Phil Robertson, deputy Asia di- global attention by mounting a so- earlier in the day. rector of Human Rights Watch, cial media campaign for asylum. “She chose Canada. It’s her per- cited Alqunun’s “courage and per- Her case highlighted the cause sonal decision,” he said. severance.” of women’s rights in Saudi Arabia, Canada’s ambassador had seen “This is so much a victory for ev- where several women fleeing abuse her off at the airport, Surachate eryone who cares about respecting PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS by their families have been caught said, adding that she looked happy and promoting women’s rights, trying to seek asylum abroad in and healthy. valuing the independence of youth Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun, the 18-year-old Saudi recent years and returned home. She thanked everyone for help- to forge their own way, and de- woman who fled her family to seek asylum, is flying to Human rights activists say many ing her, he said, and added that manding governments operate in Toronto via Seoul, South Korea. Canadian Prime Min- similar cases go unreported. the first thing she would do upon the light and not darkness,” he ister Justin Trudeau confirmed his country had grant- Alqunun is flying to Toronto via arrival in Canada would be to said in a statement. ed her asylum.

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Killeen Miller & Robert Miller B: Cynthia Agganis & Alexander B: Juan M Gutierrez & Sonia S: Shara Goulter & Timothy Hanson 6 STONE ST $130,000 Morales 43 APPLE HILL LN $537,000 B: Irina Volkov & Jay T Vu $674,000 Goulter S: Kiki Z Hanson S: High View Group LLC B: Tracy R Crovello & James I S: Amy Tracchia B: Delight M Corvi Morecroft S: Pitchard Hazel E Est & Daniel 12 RUSSELL ST 8 RAWDING RD 53 CLOVELLY ST 396 LYNNFIELD ST J Macdonald $426,000 $415,000 S: Betty L Colarusso Tr, Tr for B: Kathleen M Gallagher & $255,000 $346,000 B: Hen House Living LLC Colarusso RT Michael Gray B: Rotha Mean & Salena Yem B: Ana L Ramos & Edwin Ramos 92 CREST RD S: Stacey R Fraser Tr, Tr for S: Joanne G Thomas & Mark S: Barbara C Carlton & Richard S: Louise R Forbes Tr, Tr for $426,500 Frederick G P Thorne RET 18 WILLIS ST Thomas C Carlton Carolyn Fleming T B: Leonard Halloran $403,000 S: Elaine P Carson 49 STONY BROOK RD B: Kebreau Baptiste 15 MARIANNA ST $500,000 35 SAMOSET RD S: Keityane Dearaujo & 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Z&L Development LLC 11 WASHINGTON ST S: Nicholas M Gerakaris S: Debra Schultz Tr, Tr for Scott 133 EASTERN AVE U:5 $367,000 $865,000 B: Sereyrath Nov B: Joan E Munnelly & Robert J Nicosia FT $355,000 4 PONDVIEW LN 8 WALNUT ST U:119 B: Matthew R Gargano S: Seashore Real Est Mgmt $2,300,000 Munnelly S: Blue Sky Properties LLC $308,000 S: James J Giordano & Shantal B: R David Schelzi & Joni Schelzi B: Travis F Tasker SWAMPSCOTT 102-104 PINE GROVE AVE A Giordano S: Ronald D Cardarelli S: Alisha Gallo & Anthony G $597,000 NAHANT Gallo 240 ATLANTIC AVE 327 EUCLID AVE B: Andres Percel 527 SALEM ST U:16 $900,000 $325,000 S: Linda Desfosses & Robert E $950,000 No transactions this week 8 WALNUT ST U:407 B: Peter Battisto B: Guadalupe M Chavez Desfosses B: Laura S Wallace & Stephen C $314,000 S: Nancy Satin & Richard Satin S: Robin Cartagena Wallace PEABODY B: Edirlane A Santos & Ricardo 7 PRESIDENT TER S: Pamela G Adams & William J Santos 2 BAY VIEW DR 38-54 EXCHANGE ST $338,000 Adams 84 ABORN ST U:2102 S: Janet Fishman $895,000 $1,400,000 B: Julio C Arreaga & Maura J $270,000 B: Britta Godshalk & Michael B: ARC Realty Management LLC Mauricio 2 WILLOWDALE DR B: Eflychia Beli & Gjinoveta Beli Gray $562,000 SAUGUS S: Lynn Landmark LLC S: Sophavora Phom & Steven S: Emmanuel Mouzithras & Niki S: Craig S Cerretani Tr, Tr for DC B: Hichem Elhallabi & Chama Ianag Mouzithras Saissi 1 3RD ST RT 39 FELLSMERE ST $363,000 $430,000 S: Falzaron Alda M Est & Marie 64 ROGERS AVE 14 ALDEN RD B: Anthony R Andrews & Kayla T 61-63 CHERRY ST B: Alexandre M Parker & S Dion $231,000 $473,000 Oneil $705,000 Samntha Waterman B: Joseph R Capprini & Angela B: Padmore B Omard S: Joseph C Fiumara Tr, Tr for Five B: Lois M Peppe & Martin J S: George Vromovrisiotis C Foley S: Matthew D Appleton MARBLEHEAD Mansfield Street NT S: William Robin LLC Peppe S: Esmaeli M Farahani & Milad 96 GARDINER ST 56 COMMERCIAL ST 63 ALTAMOUNT AVE $383,000 50 S COMMON ST U:506 $660,000 10 BARRETT RD Farahani $279,000 $849,900 B: Danielle K Polonsky B: Nigel Godley Tr, Tr for Nigel $417,500 B: Mark O Armstrong B: Erica Price S: Jana E Mazor-Thomas & Godley RET B: Emily Lewalski S: Altamount Ave LLC 16 HILLCREST CIR Yevgeniy Mazor-Thomas S: Wilhelm R Hernandez S: Brandon D Collins & Jessica S: Christina M Fox & Donald J Fox Jr $385,000 F Collins 38 CHURCHILL ST B: Eva Bui & Jay T Vu 50 HAMILTON AVE 56 SHEEHAN RD 1 BRADFORD RD $500,000 S: Rosetta Spinelli $515,000 $259,200 37 DEVEREUX ST $405,000 B: Charlene M Berridge & B: Charleny Diaz & Jose Fermin B: Jamie Kasper & Matthew Love $685,000 B: Mia T Danh Matthew N Berridge 1008 PARADISE RD U:2E S: Alejandro Diaz-Minaya S: Patricia A Paquette B: Melanie Schurman & Stefan S: Richard Daniel J Est & Kristina S: Jean A Atkinson $259,000 Schurman A Richard B: Anthony S Lasala Jr & Crystal 12 HOLLIS RD 10 STODDARD TER S: Peter D Quackenbos & Kelly 565 LINCOLN AVE A Lasala $335,000 $374,000 M Sheridan 3 ESQUIRE DR $150,000 S: Harvest Realty Ventures B: Ashley Aguilar & Dinora E B: Mary A Mcgrath $415,000 B: Paul J Coleman Tr, Tr for C M Ventura S: Irving Development LLC 31 EVANS RD B: Adelina Dobra & Alban Dobra Lincoln RT 8 STUART ST S: Gloria Carrino & John Carrino $600,000 S: Dennis W Kushmerek Jr S: North Shore Bank $473,000 15 STORY AVE B: Monaloa L Bornhorst B: Aliakseu Davidouski & Alena 30 KIRTLAND ST S: Marguerita A Reczycki 7 FELTON ST U:B $369,000 5 MADER ST Sianko $215,000 $328,000 $480,000 B: Alba M Perez-Salazar S: Laura Ekborg B: Pavlos LLC 21 HAWKES ST U:4 B: Lawrence J Gallo & Marisa L B: Eric A Palmacci S: David J Vigneaux Tr, Tr for S: Jose O Marroquin $166,000 Gallo S: Justin M Arsenault & Mark E Ventures T 2013 IHR B: Patricia D Ealy & Robert J Ealy S: William Niconchuk Arsenault 33 SUFFOLK AVE U:33 87 VERONA ST S: Holly A Travis $302,000 70 LAFAYETTE PARK U:1 $369,900 12 JOHNSON AVE 7 MADER ST B: Tiffany Naste $153,900 B: Maria E Colon & Fransico 22 LINDSEY ST U:G13 $280,000 $480,000 S: Nicholas Clement B: 70 Lafayette Park 2 LLC Vazquez $85,000 B: Ryan Fogarty & Angela C Foley B: Justin Arsenault S: JP Morgan Mtg Acquis Corp & S: Lucille M Plante & Norman W B: Michael B Sherman Tr, Tr for S: Donald E Lobb Tr, Tr for 12 S: Jeanne M Arsenault & Mark E Source: Banker and Tradesman, US Bank NA Plante Jr Bonnie B Sherman Johnson Ave Peabody RT Arsenault bakerandtradesman.com Southern California poised for record number of new hotel rooms in 2019

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