WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 Lynn plants pot shop on Oxford St. By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — Recreational pot is coming to downtown Lynn. The City Council approved a proposal from Natural Selections to open a pot shop at 193 Oxford St., which would be next door to The Blue Ox, an upscale restau- rant. Natural Selections is the second compa- ny to receive approval from the City Coun- cil to operate a pot shop in Lynn. Apothca opened a medical marijuana facility on the Lynnway in November and plans to open its recreational component at the shop in March. ITEM 2017 FILE PHOTO | PAULA MULLER “We’re very excited about this relation- ship with the city and we’re ready to start building,” said Aidan O’Donovan, owner of Staying busy strikes Natural Selections, following the vote on Tuesday night. “We’re excited to be here.” Ward 4 Councilor Richard Colucci was the lone vote against the proposal. He a chord with Brian Maes said he voted “no” because he’s a member of East Coast International Church and and Ledger, both in Salem, at Rol- Brian Maes, agreed with its pastor, who spoke against the future shop. ly’s Tavern in Lynn, and Four Oaks keyboard, and Pastor Kurt Lange, of East Coast Inter- guitarist Barry Country Club in Dracut. His band national Church, located on the adjacent BY BILL BROTHERTON plays regularly at area clubs and he Goudreau Munroe Street, said downtown Lynn is not has a busy teaching schedule. perform at the right place for recreational pot in the LYNN — Brian Maes is one busy Apparently, that’s not enough. The Lynn Memorial city, but spoke about his moral concerns musician. The lifelong Lynn resident Berklee College of Music grad is back Auditorium. with providing access to pot as well. hosts an open mic with his band ev- writing songs with Barry Goudreau, “(I’m) reminded of the great consequence ery Tuesday night at Breakaway in the Lynn native/Swampscott resident we invite into our city by allowing these Danvers. He has regular solo piano/ vocal gigs at the Hawthorne Hotel MAES, A3 LYNN, A3 Swampscott Developers have permits Saugus looking up nally click By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — Swampscott’s Build- ing Department has  nally moved to the internet. Residents and contractors looking to build in the town can now access, and submit, any of the department’s permits online, according to Building Commission- er Max Kasper. At $18,000 a year, with a few initial upfront costs, the department moved its entire access database onto a software called Viewpoint. “We save a tremendous amount of paper and eventually it will save everyone a lot of time,” said Kasper. “When I took the po- sition, it was one of those things I identi-  ed as a need for the department. Having been a contractor myself and seeing how other communities offered permitting sys- tems, I knew we were in the dark ages. It was time to modernize.” Kasper became the acting commissioner ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE in September 2017 and received the full title a year later, he said. The department By Bridget Turcotte allow them to increase the height of The developers had a soft launch with employees before it ITEM STAFF three buildings from 64 feet to just of Essex Land- went completely live on Jan. 1. over 67 feet. ing are asking People can now pay for their building SAUGUS — Three buildings that The problem, said developer Mi- the town to surround the orange dinosaur could permits and submit documents or blue- allow them to print plans online. Kasper said if someone be a little taller, if the Board of Se- chael Touchette, is that required increase the is building an addition to a house, they can lectmen approves of the changes ductwork won’t  t without adding height of three upload those plans along with the permit Wednesday night. about 4 inches to each oor. application. The developers of Essex Landing, “On these three residential units we buildings. “We are an incredibly busy department,” an eight-building residential and are going to raise the roof and lower the ITEM PHOTO | said Kasper. “This reduces our needs for commercial complex at the former parapet (a low protective wall along OWEN O’ROURKE site of Route 1 Miniature Golf & Bat- SWAMPSCOTT, A3 ting Cages, are asking the town to SAUGUS, A3 Class size a growing concern INSIDE Nahant Sports Maccario looks to Linton nets in Lynn middle schools secure seat on board 1,000th career point of selectmen. A2 in English win. B1 By Bella diGrazia “Meeting the needs of every stu- with a total of 120 students. His ITEM STAFF dent, the way that every teacher class sizes range from 28 to 32 wants to, requires a lot of indi- students, which isn’t that bad com- LYNN — Class sizes throughout vidual attention and a lot of data pared to recent years, he said. Bol- Lynn’s middle schools are a grow- collection and re ection,” said len, who has been teaching in Lynn Richmond Pharmacy ing concern citywide. Matthew Bollen, an eighth-grade for seven years, said he remembers Free prescription pick up and delivery Many of the core content class- science teacher at Marshall. “We one year when his smallest class rooms have about 30 students to need to see and determine where was 32 students. Hours: one teacher, said Lynn School Su- our students are and where they Marshall currently has 447 Mon. to Fri. - 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. perintendent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler. are progressing in the classroom, sixth-graders, 466 seventh-grad- As of Jan. 1, there are 1,248 stu- and that requires more time with ers, and 407 eighth-graders, Sat. and Sun. - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. dents at Breed, 1,320 at Thurgood that many students. Every night according to the LPS data. At 499 Eastern Ave., Lynn Marshall, and 664 students at you see countless teachers still in Breed, there are 535 sixth-grad- Pickering, according to data from the building after hours in order to ers 454 seventh-graders, and 439 781-592-4172 the city’s public school administra- do this.” In business for 75 years tion. Bollen teaches four classes a day, SCHOOLS, A3

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Dante R. Palombo, 80 Nahant resident looks

NAHANT — Dante loved cars. to secure selectmen seat Robert Palombo, age He is survived by 80, of Nahant, died his son, Dean Palom- cario returned to govern- wait for them to get here. Saturday, Jan. 19, bo and his wife Di- By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF ment service and began It’s a major concern for 2019 in a local nurs- ane of Nahant; two his career with the federal me.” ing home after a brief grandsons, Connor J. NAHANT — A resident government in the Trans- illness. Palombo and Joel H. In addition to the town’s with a background in portation Security Admin- Born and raised Durgin and his wife emergency preparedness, homeland security has his istration (TSA) as deputy in Lynn, he was the Rebecca, all of Nah- Maccario said he’s con- sights set on a seat on the assistant federal security son of the late Dan- ant; his brother, Ralph cerned with the aging Board of Selectmen. director. He helped to de- te Robert and Mary (LeBlanc) Palombo and his wife Wendy of infrastructure and the Carl Maccario, a 30-year sign, develop, and imple- Palombo. He had lived in Na- Newburyport; as well as three proposed expansion of resident, said he returned ment the rst behavioral hant for the greater part of his nephews. He was the former Northeastern University’s his nomination papers screening program for life. Dante was a graduate of husband of the late Carol Marine Science Center. with the required 32 sig- the U.S. aviation industry Lynn Classical High School, (Morris) Palombo, and brother “The town’s current in- natures to Town Clerk at Boston Logan Interna- and received his associates of the late David Palombo. frastructure can barely Margaret Barile on Thurs- tional Airport. degree from North Shore Service information: Fu- support what’s here now,” day. In 2015, Maccario left said Maccario. “The water Community College. neral services will be held at “Having been involved He had worked for a later date. Arrange- his position to create his system, the sewer system, in emergency manage- own business. He teach- the roads. They do great many years as a drug ments by the SOLI- ment, there are a lot of and alcohol counsel- MINE Funeral Home, es clients in professional things with their science big issues facing Nahant,” security and law enforce- labs but I think they need or. Prior to that he had Lynn. Guestbook at said Maccario. “I wanted worked for the John www.solimine.com. ment and in sales and to do more to support the to get more involved in the Carl Maccario is the negotiation positions how town.” Fagone Hair Salon in town and try to contrib- Marblehead. Dante only candidate who to read nonverbal clues, If Northeastern is go- ute to making the right has returned signed about domain awareness, ing to build on East Point, served in the United States decisions and making this Army National Guard. He also nomination papers surveillance detection, they should pay for im- (town) the place that it for the position, cur- and body language. provements to the town’s should be.” rently held by Chesley Because of his experi- infrastructure, in addition Maccario is the only can- Taylor. ence with emergency plan- to some type of funding in didate who has returned ning, Maccario also works lieu of taxes, said Maccario. Phyllis J. Crifo, 98 signed nomination papers with Nahant Emergency “I think the smart thing for the position, current- tial fraud. Management. to do is sit down with them ly held by Chesley Taylor, He was trained by the Maccario said he would and get a design that’s ac- NAHANT — Phyllis loving daughter, Dar- said Barile. Papers are Massachusetts State Po- like to see the town hire ceptable to the residents J. (Alessi) Crifo, age lene (Crifo) Casey of still available to be picked lice Academy and Essex a grant writer on retain- and the town and make 98, of Nahant, died Nahant; as well as up and are due back to County Sheriff’s Depart- er. Nahant is a residential sure they give something peacefully on Sunday her nieces, nephews, the clerk’s of ce by Friday, ment in interview and in- community without a com- back to the lobstermen in in the home that she great-nieces and March 8 at 5 p.m. terrogation techniques. mercial tax base. A grant the town,” he said. “They loved with her daugh- nephews and great- Maccario owns The Cen- After the Sept. 11 at- writer would work more should do something to ter by her side. She great-niece and ter of Nonverbal Commu- tacks, Maccario began a closely with the state del- help the lobstering indus- was the beloved wife nephew. She was nication, a specialized ed- career with Virgin Atlan- egation to nd and apply try.” of the late Louis Crifo. predeceased by her ucational center focused tic Airlines as a security for funding opportunities, Voter registration dead- Born in Messina, siblings, Sam Alessi, on teaching the ability analyst and passenger he said. line is Friday, April 5 from Italy, she was the daughter Connie Bongiorno, Peter Ales- to recognize and inter- pro ler and became fas- “I don’t think it’s done 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the of the late Peter and Beatrice si Jr. and Grace Sciaba. pret nonverbal cues. He cinated with the eld of on a consistent basis,” town clerk’s of ce. Voting (Ruolo) Alessi. She had lived Service information: Her worked as an investigator nonverbal communication said Maccario. “It’s reac- is April 27. in South Boston and Dorches- visitation will be held on Fri- and auditor in the securi- and cognitive questioning. tionary. We wait for a bad ter, and had lived in Nahant day from 8-9:30 a.m. in the ties division of the Of ce When the United States storm and say ‘we need Bridget Turcotte can be for the past 45 years. SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 67 of the Secretary of State Congress created and en- that and we need that.’ reached at bturcotte@item- Phyllis loved to take care of Ocean St. (Route 1A), Lynn, in Massachusetts, special- acted the Department of We shouldn’t have to call live.com. Follow her on her home. She loved to work followed by a funeral Mass izing in audits and poten- Homeland Security, Mac- in the National Guard and Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. in the garden and always grew at 10 a.m. in St. Thomas the most beautiful roses. Her Aquinas Church, Nahant. life centered around her fam- Burial will be in Greenlawn ily. She adored her husband, Cemetery, Nahant. Relatives Warren pledges U.S. help and referred to him as her and friends are respectful- “one and only.” Once a week, ly invited. Directions and she would get her hair done guestbook at www.solimine. and then take her daughter com. during visit to Puerto Rico for a hot dog and chocolate frappe, which is one of her daughter’s favorite memories. By Danica Coto Phyllis is survived by her ASSOCIATED PRESS SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Democratic Sen. Eliza- beth Warren promised to Theodora M. Rowe, 72 help rebuild Puerto Rico from Hurricane Maria and support laws to give the HAMPTON, N.H. — Theodo- will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, U.S. territory equal treat- ra M. “Snooky” Rowe, 72, of Jan. 25, 2019 in the funeral ment and debt relief as Hampton, formerly of Lynn, home with burial following she condemned President passed away peacefully, Tues- in the High Street Cemetery, Donald Trump during a day, Jan. 22, 2019 at Exeter Hampton. In lieu of owers, visit Tuesday to the is- Hospital. She shared 50 years donations may be made to land, which has become of marriage with her husband the New Hampshire S.P.C.A., an obligatory stop for po- Richard “Dick” Rowe. P.O, Box 196, Stratham, NH tential and presidential Service information: Visiting 03885. A complete notice candidates. hours will be from 5-8 p.m. will be published on Thursday. Warren demanded the Thursday, Jan. 24, 2019 at the Please go to www.Remick- resignation of Brock Long, REMICK & GENDRON Funeral Gendron.com to see Snooky’s administrator of the Fed- Home-Crematory, 811 Lafay- memorial web site, sign her eral Emergency Manage- ette Road, Hampton. Services tribute wall or for directions. ment Agency. And she crit- icized Trump for denying the hurricane’s death toll PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and for considering the Baker’s bill targets use of disaster recovery Elizabeth Warren speaks at the “Community Conversation about Puerto funds to build what she Rico and its Recovery” held at the Alejandro Tapia y Rivera Theater, in called a “dumb” border San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday. distracted driving, wall, provoking laugh- ter and applause from a still struggling more than more than a year after about the island’s political crowd of a couple hundred a year after the storm. Hurricane Maria. She also status, long a key issue seatbelt scof aws people gathered in a small The visits have per- said many people who for many Puerto Ricans, theater. plexed some and annoyed  ed Puerto Rico after the though ve referendums By Bob Salsberg motorists and cellphone “Puerto Rico has not others in Puerto Rico, storm have not been able over the years have shown ASSOCIATED PRESS use of any kind by teen been treated with respect,” whose people are U.S. to nd a job, housing or no clear consensus for drivers. But all other she said. “It is insulting. It citizens who can vote in health care. statehood, the current ter- BOSTON — A motorists are allowed is disrespectful. This ugli- primaries but are barred Warren reminded the ritorial status or indepen- wide-ranging traf c safe- to hold their cellphones ness has gone far enough. from voting in presiden- crowd that she voted dence. ty proposal led Tuesday while driving — as long Puerto Rico has suffered tial elections. against a 2016 nancial “Puerto Rico deserves by Massachusetts Gov. as they’re not sending text enough. We will not allow Janina Cabret, a 28-year- aid package that created self-determination on this Charlie Baker would ban messages. anyone to sabotage your old San Juan resident who a federal control board to question, and I will sup- drivers from using hand- The state Senate ap- recovery, not even the attended Warren’s event, oversee the debt-burdened port the decision of the held cellphones and give proved a handheld cell- president of the United said she hopes whoever island government’s - people of Puerto Rico,” she police increased power to phone ban in each of the States.” wins isn’t delivering emp- nances, a body that some said. enforce the state’s seat- past two legislative ses- Democrats are using of- ty promises about helping complain has imposed an Warren also called belt requirements. sions, but the bills never cial trips to Puerto Rico the island. excessive amount of aus- for auditing Puerto Ri- The bill also calls for came up for nal votes in as an opportunity to crit- “Even though they use terity. She also referred co’s huge public debt, mandatory speed limit the House of Representa- icize the Trump adminis- it for marketing, at least to White House comments strengthening unions, reductions in highway tives. tration for how it respond- it puts Puerto Rico on the on Puerto Rico, includ- protecting the island from construction zones, new Under the governor’s ed to the hurricane and map,” she said. ing a recent one opposing climate change, and sup- measures to curb drunk- legislation, drivers could its aftermath. Last week, Warren said too many $600 million in nutrition- porting full child tax cred- en driving and the use of use hands-free technology former housing secretary homes still lack a prop- al assistance as “excessive its, Medicaid funding and equipment that could bet- to talk on their phones or Julian Castro, who has er roof and too many and unnecessary,” which nutritional assistance for ter protect bicyclists and perform other functions declared himself a can- insurance claims have angered Gov. Ricardo Ros- islanders, all things that pedestrians from deadly but would not be allowed didate, visited the island gone unpaid, among oth- sello’s administration. many Puerto Ricans have crashes involving heavy to touch their devices “ex- and toured communities er problems that persist The senator also talked long demanded. trucks. cept to perform a single The Baker administra- tap or swipe to activate, MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF tion cited gures showing deactivate, or initiate 781-593-7700 that 1,820 people died and hands-free mode.” Healey lists be regulated by the state the sale of neonicoti- Publishing Daily, except Sundays 15,662 people suffered Proponents say the to help prevent human noid pesticide products USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 legislative priorities Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA serious injuries on the hands-free imperative traf cking. Illicit massage to certi ed commercial state’s roadways between would not only reduce dis- and additional of ces. BOSTON (AP) — At- or bodyworks businesses applicators, private Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item 2012 and 2016. tracted driving crashes torney General Maura are sometimes used as applicators, or licensed Subscriptions “Keeping the Common- but also make it easier for fronts by those traf cking applicators. Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States wealth’s networks of roads police to enforce the exist- Healey is listing some of $20.00 for 4 weeks as safe as possible for ev- ing ban on texting, as it’s her top priorities for the women for sex. Other bills backed by $65.00 for 13 weeks eryone using them is one often dif cult for of cers new legislative session on Another bill Healey is Healey would address vi- $130.00 for 26 weeks Beacon Hill. co-sponsoring is aimed at olations of wage and hour $260.00 for 1 year of our administration’s top to distinguish whether a Send payment to and POSTMASTER, public safety priorities,” motorist is actually tex- Among the measures protecting the declining laws, allow continued use send address changes to: Baker, a Republican, said ting or doing something the Democrat said she’s number of honeybees, of statewide grand juries The Daily Item in a statement. else with their phones, backing Tuesday is a wild bees and other polli- and ensure the con den- 110 Munroe St. Massachusetts current- such as punching in a bill that would require nators in Massachusetts. tiality of sensitive victim P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 ly outlaws texting by all phone number. “bodyworks” businesses The bill would restrict information. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Developers have Saugus looking up Swampscott permits SAUGUS approximately at that are finally clicking From A1 height level, when you look up at the building, SWAMPSCOTT no alternative,” he said. the edge of a roof, bridge, or even if there was no para- From A1 “Then we internally put balcony),” said Touchette, pet, I don’t think you’d be that into the new system who added that the only able to see anything,” he data input and physical so everything is central- equipment atop the three said. document filing so we ized.” buildings would be a 23- TB Holdings Inc., an en- can focus on more press- There is also a public inch condenser. tity managed by Touchette ing and important issues, terminal at the depart- A parking garage at- and Michael Barsamian, such as customer service, tached to building num- ment’s office where home- bought a vacant 1.2-acre zoning issues, and plan ber three was previously owners or contractors can site next to the golf course reviews.” approved to be 32 feet in apply for permits by log- in 2013 for $3.3 million, The department is still height with three floors, ging on and doing it right but because of problems and they closed on the 1.4- getting used to the new there, Kasper said. The with the Tennessee Gas acre golf parcel last Sep- system since it has always town hopes to eventually Line and the ledge in the tember for $1.4 million. done things one way, he bring other departments, area, the structure needs The project has an overall said. Once all the kinks such as the fire and health to be raised three stories timeline of five years. are worked out and home- departments, into the on- to be 67 feet. The first buildingowners and contractors line software. Project developers went will house either an get used to the online sys- “We have been working before the Board of Select- 8,200-square-foot restau- tem, Kasper said it will be on this for the last year,” men last fall to request rant with a banquet space, a breeze. said Town Administrator the height increase, but ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE or two smaller restau- Until then, inspections Sean Fitzgerald. “Max has the panel wasn’t quick to rants, with one-bedroom are still being handled done an absolutely terrif- Three buildings that surround the orange di- grant it. The board asked apartments on the upper in person, just as before, ic job. He’s a hard worker nosaur on Route 1 in Saugus could be a little the Planning Board to floors, said Barsamian. He he said. Eventually, all and a forward thinker and taller, if the Board of Selectmen approves of the make a recommendation. hopes to find a middle- to building inspections will has identified a way to Both boards attended a changes Wednesday night. high-end restaurant that be managed through the help Swampscott be more site visit in December. serves Italian cuisine. online system but depart- open 24/7 for residents Planning Board mem- buildings to see what is buildings that would con- ment employees need to and businesses in town.” ber Dorothy Poppe said visible from the proposed cern me,” said Poppe. Bridget Turcotte can be finish implementing all during the visit, she and height. Chairman Peter Rossetti reached at bturcotte@item- of the town’s current proj- Bella diGrazia can be other members stood on “You can’t see anything agreed. live.com. Follow her on ects into the new system. reached at bdigrazia@ top of the already existing from the tops of those “If you’re on Route 1 or Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. “We still accept paper itemlive.com. Follow her applications if there is on Twitter @belladigrazia. Lynn plants pot shop on Oxford Street Class size a growing concern LYNN millions of dollars of des- said the company is nego- challenge from the town of in Lynn’s 3 middle schools From A1 perately-needed revenue. tiating to acquire a park- Saugus, but believes Massa- Natural Selections will be ing lot on Andrew Street. chusetts Green Retail would SCHOOLS and it certainly makes recreational marijua- occupying a building that’s In other news, the Rec- ultimately prevail legally as From A1 the case in why we need na stores to come in and been vacant for about 15 reational Cannabis Site the building is fully in Lynn. two new middle schools,” rest our financial hopes years and investing $1 Plan Review Committee “I respectfully asked to eighth-graders. Pickering said state Sen. Brendan and dreams on the sale million in renovations. approved what’s been a say a few words during has 245 sixth-graders, 214 Crighton. “With the city’s of drugs to our citizens Matt O’Neil, owner of controversial proposal from this meeting, as it’s such seventh-graders, and 205 financial troubles, among seems fundamentally the Blue Ox, said he was Massachusetts Green Re- a significant impact on my eighth-graders. other things, we were not flawed to me,” Lange said. in favor of the new shop tail Inc., a company seeking town and I was refused,” The most dramatic in- able to advance the new Following the approval operating next door to his to operate a recreational Panetta said on Tuesday flux, comparing the cur- school project. This is not of its special permit, the restaurant. O’Neil also marijuana establishment night following the vote. rent school year to last a problem that is going next step is for Natural owns the building Natu- at 829 Boston St., the for- “If a Lynn councilor came year’s, was with the away and residents need Selections to negotiate a ral Selections will occupy, mer O’Brien’s Pub. to one of my meetings, re- sixth-graders at Breed to rally around providing host agreement with the which he said needs a lot With the approval, Mas- gardless of what protocol Middle School. The classroom space to accom- city, which would require of revitalization. sachusetts Green Retail, was, I would have afforded school’s sixth-grade class modate students.” them to provide the city “I think it will add value to owned by Jordan Avery, them that opportunity if it gained 83 more students Bollen said the school with 6 percent of annu- the downtown,” O’Neil said. would next seek its spe- had a major impact on the this year, according to district is working hard to al gross revenues when “I think it will be a nice ad- cial permit from the City Lynn residents. data from the Massachu- support teachers and he factoring in the 3 percent dition to the community.” Council. If approved to op- “I did consult with town setts Department of Ele- feels as though they are local option tax Lynn offi- But Zachary Andrews, a erate, the future pot shop counsel since Saugus did mentary and Secondary getting their feedback and cials passed in 2017. Swampscott resident who would share space with unanimously vote to (bar Education. listening to it. Temporary According to a presenta- is planning to construct a the other tenant, Bian- recreational marijuana). Not having enough ad- ways for teachers to miti- tion from the company, as five-story building directly chi’s, a beloved pizza par- Recreational marijuana equate school buildings, gate the overcrowding in- part of negotiations, Natu- behind the future facility, lor and longtime staple on is not allowed within any the city’s financial trou- clude breaking into small ral Selections plans to offer said the future shop will Revere Beach. district in Saugus. Thus, bles, and the rising num- groups and using laptops $100,000 to the city in ad- bring more gridlock to the “Some people think it’s a they cannot be using that ber of fifth-grade students and technology to their vance upon opening as part genius combination,” said area and the parking situ- parking for recreational are the biggest explana- advantage, said Tutwiler. of its host agreement. The Ward 2 Councilor Rick ation would be horrendous. marijuana. At this point, tions for the growing class “I haven’t heard direct- company also needs ap- Starbard, chairman of the Despite some opposition, our town counsel has told sizes. There are current- ly from any middle school proval from the state’s Can- committee, referring to city councilors say their us they can’t do this.” ly 1,290 fifth-graders in students with their ex- nabis Control Commission. hands are tied. pot and pizza being in the Joseph Lekach, owner Lynn who will move on to perience, but I can tell Before appearing before “It is legal in the city of same building. of Apothca where Avery middle school next school you my worry for them is the council, Natural Se- Lynn,” said Ward 5 Coun- The wrinkle in the appli- works as director of se- year, according to the LPS some students struggling lections went through the cilor Dianna Chakoutis. cant’s proposed location is curity, would be the culti- data. with material will raise city’s multi-step vetting “There is nothing we can part of the parking lot is in vator if the Boston Street “Yes, we have a building their hands and advocate process, which included do right now. It’s the law Saugus. facility is approved. problem and, yes, we have for themselves and some approval from the Eco- right now. We have to open Town Meeting members “It’s sad to see another a large class size prob- won’t,” said Tutwiler. “For nomic Development & them. I think it’s going to in Saugus voted unani- town that has no control lem,” said School Commit- those students, I imagine Industrial Corporation of be a great thing for the mously last May to bar over what the city does and tee member Michael Sat- the feeling of being lost Lynn (EDIC/Lynn) and downtown, the revenue it’s recreational marijuana es- it’s unfortunate to see them terwhite. “Only way to fix in the shuffle is real for the Recreational Canna- going to bring into the city.” tablishments from operat- try to exert any control over it is to build more schools. them.” bis Site Plan Review Com- O’Donovan said their ing anywhere in town, ac- what the city of Lynn is do- With our current number He said the adminis- mittee of the City Council. goal is to break ground in cording to Debra Panetta, ing,” said Lekach. of fifth-graders, the mid- tration is very concerned James Cowdell, EDIC/ March, which would kick chairwoman of the Saugus dle school numbers are with the overcrowding, Lynn executive director, off a 20 to 22-month con- Board of Selectmen. Gayla Cawley can be just going to continue to which is why one of the spoke in favor of the facil- struction process before James Lamanna, the at- reached at gcawley@item- skyrocket.” district’s improvement ity, saying the downtown the shop would open. To torney for the city of Lynn, live.com. Follow her on At a school committee goals is to continue ad- pot shop will bring in ease parking concerns, he said there could be a legal Twitter @GaylaCawley. meeting in December, dressing it. Mayor Thomas M. McGee “I really believe that shared the bad news that schools rise or fall on the Staying busy strikes a chord with Brian Maes the Massachusetts School backs of teachers and, Building Authority (MSBA) while I would be the first MAES making,” said Maes. “Some- young Joe, who’s going to for B.B. King; Maes and rejected the city’s proposal to admit that 30 or more From A1 thing happened when I UMass Lowell and wants he had a lengthy conver- for a new Pickering Mid- in a core content class is heard The Who, the sin- to be a music teacher, is a sation. dle School. McGee told the high, I remain impressed best known as lead guitar- cerity in (Roger) Daltrey’s virtuoso, too.” I ask for more stories committee members it was at the length our teachers ist for the band Boston, for voice, the songs about re- Maes said he’d like to about his brushes with likely due to Lynn’s finan- are willing to go to meet the second Engine Room al- bellion and angst. We’d play perform with The Who greatness. “You’ll have to cial challenges. the individual needs of bum. Maes has also formed Who songs at house parties band about four times a wait till the book comes “The class size num- our students,” said Tut- a Who cover band and is and school dances. All these year, when it wouldn’t in- out. I don’t want to tell you bers are a huge concern wiler. cobbling together a book, years later, I’ve wanted to terfere with the Engine all the good stuff,” Maes “Brushes With Greatness,” go out and play Who songs.” Room, the priority. said, then laughed. about his encounters with He’s named the band 5:15, He’s also enthusiastic “I will tell you one sto- Subscribe to LAW OFFICES OF rock ‘n’ roll royalty during after a song on the rock op- about “Brushes With Great- ry. I was in Peter Wolf’s JAMES J. CARRIGAN his time playing keyboards era “Quadrophenia,” and ness,” his book project. “I Houseparty 5 band, and • Social Security Disability on the road with Peter Wolf, Breakaway will host the worked at E. U. Wurlitzer we were hired to play • Workers Compensation Lynnfield’s Robert Ellis outfit’s live debut on March Music in Boston when I the opening of the House home delivery • Accidents Orrall, Orion the Hunt- 29. was at Berklee. There was of Blues in Hollywood. and get free access 25 years located across from Lynn District Court er (with Goudreau), RTZ He recruited cohorts no other place for musi- Richard Gere and Dan to the e-edition on (with Goudreau and Brad Tony DiPietro and Ar- cians to get their stuff. I Aykroyd owned it, and 15 Johnson St. Delp) and Ernie and the chibald from Goudreau’s worked the counter and in they were big Geils fans. 781-596-0100 Automatics. U2, the Kinks, Engine Room to be the the keyboard room. I got JAMES J. CARRIGAN I went back to my hotel ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Aerosmith and Deep Pur- rhythm section. “There to interact with all the big room to relax. Peter called LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL ple are among the outfits was no other drummer local bands, Aerosmith, the my room. ‘Brian, you gotta www.jamescarriganlaw.com for whom his bands have like Keith Moon. If you’re Cars, even Bob Seger would get over here now.’ I said [email protected] opened. a drummer you just get stop in when he was in I was tired, and I wanted “I like to stay busy,” said to go crazy playing Who town. I started jotting stuff to save my energy for the Maes, relaxing in his Lynn songs, and Tony is looking down about what happened show. ‘No excuses. Get Selling a house? music studio. “I’m gigging forward to doing that. The on the road since the 1980s, over here now.’ So, I re- a lot, and I love it.” same with bassist John when Robert Ellis Orrall luctantly went. I walked Buying a house? Maes said recording and Entwistle; he was a pow- hired me to play keyboards, in and saw lots and lots of touring behind the first erhouse and Tim’s ready and we were five guys with famous people. Faye Dun- Find out what properties Engine Room album in to dive right in.” Dave all our gear in a van motor- away. Aykroyd and Gere. recently sold in your area. 2017 was “a tremendously Fischer, from Brian’s wife ing through Pennsylvania James Brown was on fun experience. For about MaryBeth Maes’ band, and Ohio. stage. Next thing I knew, Check out a year and a half we did a will handle lead guitar du- “I’ve had the good fortune Peter Wolf was pointing bunch of dates in New En- ties, and 20-year-old Joe of meeting many, many no- and laughing. I looked to the Real Estate page gland, including a home- Winslow will play flute tables and having mean- my right: Bruce Spring- in Saturday’s paper. town show at Lynn Au- and baritone horn. ingful one-on-one conver- steen. I looked to my left: ditorium. We have lots of “Joe’s dad Dave and I sations with them. I met John Fogerty. Two of my new material, Barry, Tim grew up together in the Bono when we opened six favorites. … and they both Archibald and I are writ- neighborhood. Dave and I shows for U2 just as they praised my keyboard play- ing, then we’ll rehearse, went to see Tull together, were starting to hit; ‘Sun- ing. It was wild.” record and play live. Can’t and lots of other shows to- day Bloody Sunday’ was wait.” A late-summer re- gether. Dave passed away just out. We opened for the Bill Brotherton is the lease is the target, he said. a few years ago. He was a Kinks. We were in Wales, Item’s Features editor. Tell Fronting The Who cover flute virtuoso, played on and I met Robert Plant.” him what you think at band is “a lifetime in the my first few records, and The Automatics opened [email protected]. A4 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 OPINION PHILIP B. ADAMSON HOW TO REACH US

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That helps Director of Advertising which can make per- time, resources, or social keep patients out of the and Business Development, ext. 1355 Expanding care [email protected] forming even basic daily support to get in recom- hospital. activities — like walking mended workouts. Indeed, research pub- David McBournie Sales Representative, ext. 1280 or climbing the stairs — In other words, the sta- lished in the Journal of [email protected] difficult. tus quo for treatment choices for the American College Ralph Mitchell Heart failure hospital- of heart failure isn’t of Cardiology last year Sales Representative, ext. 1313 izes more than one mil- working. But medical re- showed that hospital- [email protected] lion Americans annually. searchers are changing izations for heart fail- Patricia Whalen About half are back in that by developing tech- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 veterans ure declined 46 percent [email protected] the hospital within six nologies that can help in patients six months BUSINESS OFFICE The motto of the U.S. Department of Veter- months of diagnosis; the physicians more effec- after receiving the de- Maria Alvaracin ans Affairs is “To care for him who shall have average stay lasts five tively monitor and treat vice. Based on Medicare ext. 1205 borne the battle and for his widow, and his days. That’s a huge bur- heart failure — and im- claims data, average [email protected] orphan.” The nation has long accepted a re- den for patients — and prove patients’ quality of healthcare costs per pa- Susan J. Conti sponsibility to provide for the medical needs of for caregivers, who may life. Controller, ext. 1288 tient were $10,500 lower [email protected] men and women who have served in uniform not live nearby and thus Consider one device than in the six months in war and peace. But in recent years, it has Ted Grant may have to miss work. that measures the heart before the implant. Publisher, ext. 1234 struggled to fulfill that mission in a way that In total, the condition activity of cardiac pa- Traditional treatment [email protected] does justice to the sacrifices of those it serves. costs the U.S. more than tients during rehabilita- for heart failure is, itself, Marian Kinney For years, those in need of medical care have $30 billion every year. tion training. The smart- failing. We can achieve ext. 1212 faced long waits to see doctors or had to travel [email protected] The standard treat- phone-sized unit helps far greater success by long distances to get care. This problem arose ment regimen for heart ensure that workouts are Will Kraft under President George W. Bush and persisted embracing new technol- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 failure — take medica- at a safe intensity level ogy that can better mon- [email protected] under Barack Obama as two lengthy wars and tion, reduce salt intake, and duration. Clinicians the aging of the Vietnam War cohort boosted itor and treat heart fail- Mike Shanahan and stay active — has can immediately deter- ure. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 the number of people needing care. been in place for years. mine if a patient’s heart [email protected] The department has been dogged by patient But it has never been rate is becoming too fast Philip B. Adamson, Carolina Trujillo backlogs, ethical scandals and unsatisfactory Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 truly effective, largely or irregular. The device is M.D., is a cardiologist, performance. Secretary David Shulkin was [email protected] fired last March, and on Thursday the depart- because it’s complicated demonstrated to improve heart failure specialist Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ment’s inspector general released a report and difficult for patients the health and recovery and medical director to follow. of heart failure patients. at Abbott (www.abbott. [email protected] that said he “violated federal statutes and CIRCULATION regulations prohibiting the misuse of govern- Consider medication. Researchers at Har- com). Lisa Mahmoud ment property and the acceptance of certain Manager, ext. 1239 gifts.” [email protected] But the scandal at the top is less consequen- CLASSIFIED tial in the long run than the failures in meet- Abbe Young Smith ing the health needs of veterans. The depart- Manager, ext. 1276 ment’s shortcomings are not because it lacks [email protected] adequate funds. From 2006 to 2016, the bud- GRAPHICS get of the Veterans Hospital Administration, Trevor Andreozzi the VA’s medical wing, grew from $38 billion Designer [email protected] to $91 billion. But it has failed to put that Zachary Cotto money to use in an efficient way. Designer One reason is that the VHA, like many an [email protected] entrenched bureaucracy, is less than nimble at Mohamed Diop responding to new demands. A new plan from Designer the Trump administration will apply both re- [email protected] sources and pressure, by making it easier for Mark Sutherland Creative Director veterans to get treatment from private doctors [email protected] and hospitals, with the government paying. NEWSROOM It would replace the popular Veterans Choice Mike Alongi program, which has attracted 1 million veter- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 ans happy to obtain care in the private sector. [email protected] The new approach, building on a law en- Bill Brotherton acted last year called the Mission Act, should Features Editor ext. 1338 also help focus the VHA on its most important [email protected] function: treating the often serious and unusu- Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 al ailments that stem directly from military [email protected] service. As it is, reports Concerned Veterans Cheryl Charles for America, “59 percent of the current unique LETTER TO THE EDITOR News Editor, ext. 1278 VHA patients do not have a service-connected [email protected] disability.” Bella diGrazia Reporter, ext. 1317 Private providers are perfectly capable of [email protected] taking care of veterans with high blood pres- Day of value Thomas Grillo sure or seasonal allergies. Those patients who Reporter, ext. 1264 don’t need specialized care ought to have the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther being selfless at times. and some of his biggest [email protected] King, Jr. legacy and the The overall program did messages to the black option of going to private facilities. CVA Ex- Spenser Hasak ecutive Director Dan Caldwell contends that day honoring him was justice for the legacy of community came through Photographer, ext. 1332 veterans “should have the choice to access celebrated in the city of both the CMCC and MLK pictures of him with his [email protected] care in the community with their VA benefits Lynn at two separate Jr. The second event was family. Thor Jourgensen events on Monday. hosted by the city of Lynn Togetherness starts at Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 — especially if the VA can’t serve them in a [email protected] timely manner.” The first event took and took place at Lynn home. Values are built at home. Habits are formed Daniel Kane The Mission Act won the endorsement of a place at the Knights Vocational Technical Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 host of veterans groups. “It strikes that bal- of Columbus with the Institute. at home. Blessed to have [email protected] had such a wonderful ance between improving internal care and Community Minority The purpose of the Steve Krause Cultural Center’s (CMCC) event was to encourage human being exist before Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 relying on the community when necessary,” [email protected] said Carlos Fuentes, legislative director of the 33rd Annual Breakfast. community service and my time and to have his message still live on. Owen O’Rourke Veterans of Foreign Wars. “We truly believe The Knights of Columbus’ to provide an outlet for We have a diverse city Photographer, ext. 1224 the VA delivers great care, but the VA can’t be motto is “In service to one, the community service. [email protected] and I see it every day. I everything to everyone.” in service to all,” which Community service is see it in our schools, and I Emma LeBlanc Pérez Expanding options will relieve the VHA of was fitting for such an embedded in the legacy Copy Editor see it on the streets. some of the caseload, let it focus on its unique event in celebration of the of MLK Jr. Hundreds of [email protected] Community is all about strengths, and force it to compete on a more service, life, and birth of young people, from all Harold Rivera unity. MLK Jr. gave his Sports Editor, ext. 1238 level playing field. More important, the change MLK Jr. Darrell Murk- races, came together to life for civil rights and [email protected] should work to improve the lives of veterans. ison acted as the master show interest in MLK Jr.’s human rights. We must Roberto Scalese of ceremony and he spoke legacy and to put that News Editor, ext. 1211 By the Chicago Tribune Editorial Board. about his hopes for the interest into work. continue his dream. We [email protected] must continue speaking city of Lynn in the time to Several non-profits in Anne Marie Tobin about his dream. We must come. the city participated and Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 continue acting on his [email protected] Lynn School Super- the turnout was inspiring, dream. READERS’ FORUM intendent Dr. Patrick especially on such a cold Bridget Turcotte I hope others were also Reporter, ext. 1269 Tutwiler was the keynote [email protected] and icy day. inspired by this awesome We want your letters speaker and he spoke It is simply amazing day of reflection and Ryan York about togetherness and that we celebrate a man Copy Editor, ext. 1220 action. [email protected] Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions and the challenges we face in who saw value in every- comments from readers. Please send yours to the education. He spoke about one. MLK Jr. was more Michael Satterwhite TECHNOLOGY Editor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, at being someone else’s hero than just good quotes or is a member of the Lynn Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 [email protected] and the importance of just a good public speaker School Committee. [email protected] WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump proposal to reopen the government panned By Andrew Taylor, Jill Colvin and Lisa Mascaro ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Sen- ate Republicans pressed ahead Tuesday with a plan to reopen the govern- ment and finance Pres- ident Donald Trump’s long-stalled wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, but Democrats said the legis- lation offers inadequate protections for “Dreamer” immigrants and Trump FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS should reopen the govern- Los Angeles teachers were expected to vote Tuesday on a tentative deal ment before negotiations reached on Monday. can start. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Convening the Senate, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said his Senate Majority Lead- 1,300-page catch-all spending measure “would er Mitch McConnell said break through this stalemate and would reopen Tentative deal reached to his 1,300-page catch-all government swiftly and deliver on a number of spending measure — in- other policy priorities.” cluding $5.7 billion to end L.A. teachers strike fund Trump’s wall — grants brought to the legislation if it clears both “would break through this By John Antczak and he expected approval. stitute teachers and ad- country illegally as chil- houses of Congress: “Well stalemate and would re- dren. He had tried to end that’s a big if. We don’t ASSOCIATED PRESS The agreement was ministrators. It followed open government swiftly broadly described by of- teacher walkouts in other the Obama-era program know what the final bill LOS ANGELES — A and deliver on a number in 2017, though the issue would look like. But the ficials at the press con- states that emboldened of other policy priorities.” tentative deal was reached ference and details were organized labor. remains before the courts. president has been clear Tuesday between Los An- Trump’s wall is the As drafted, the bill is a about what he wants.” promised to be released The district maintained key sticking point in his geles school officials and later. that the union’s demands nonstarter with Demo- Republicans hold a 53- the teachers union that standoff with Democrats crats but McConnell ap- 47 majority in the cham- “I’m delighted we’ve could bankrupt the school that has led to a partial will allow educators to re- reached an agreement system, which is project- pears hopeful that it could ber but need Democrats turn to classrooms after a government shutdown, be a starting point for ne- to reach the usual 60- with UTLA that provides ing a half-billion-dollar now in its 32nd day. six-day strike against the teachers with a well-de- deficit this budget year gotiations since it embrac- vote threshold for bills nation’s second-largest Meanwhile, another es immigration concepts to advance. No Democrat served salary increase, and has billions obligated missed paycheck looms for district, officials said. that will reduce class size, for pension payments and backed by Democrats. has publicly expressed hundreds of thousands of Los Angeles Mayor Eric and add more support to health coverage for retired McConnell has been ada- support for the proposal federal workers. Garcetti, accompanied by our students and educa- teachers. mant that he’ll only take Trump announced over “Open the government, leaders United Teachers tors in schools including Negotiations broke up legislation that Trump the weekend. let’s talk,” said House Los Angeles and the Los librarians, nurses and down in December and will sign. The Republican plan is a Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Angeles Unified School counselors,” said district started again this month. “The proposal outlined trade-off: Trump’s border “The (Dreamers) had their District, announced the Superintendent Austin The union rejected a dis- by President Trump that wall funding in exchange agreement at City Hall a Beutner. trict offer on Jan. 11 to protections .... The presi- we will consider here in for temporary protection few hours after a 21-hour Talks resumed Thursday hire nearly 1,200 teachers, dent took it away and now the Senate is the only from deportation for some bargaining session ended at Garcetti’s urging. The counselors, nurses and li- he is saying, ‘I’ll give you proposal, the only one cur- immigrants. To try to before dawn. mayor does not have au- brarians and reduce class this back temporarily if rently before us, that can draw more bipartisan sup- “I’m proud to announce thority over the Los Ange- sizes by two students. you give me a wall perma- be signed by the president port, it adds $12.7 billion that pending approval by les Unified School District Teachers hoped to build nently.’” and immediately reopen in supplemental funding the teachers represent- but he sought to help both on the “Red4Ed” move- “It’s not a compromise,” the government,” McCon- for regions hit by hurri- ed by UTA and educa- sides reach an agreement ment that began last said top Senate Democrat nell said. canes, wildfires and other tional professional and after nearly two years of year in West Virginia and Chuck Schumer. “It’s more White House spokesman natural disasters. this Board of Education fruitless talks that led to moved to Oklahoma, Ken- hostage-taking.” Hogan Gidley, asked by All told, it would pro- we have an agreement the walkout. tucky, Arizona, Colorado Trump is offering three Fox News whether Trump vide about $350 billion for that will allow our teach- Clashes over pay, class and Washington state. It years of protection against has given McConnell his nine Cabinet departments ers to go back to work on sizes and support-staff spread from conservative deportation for immi- word that he will sign the whose budgets are stalled. the campuses tomorrow,” levels in the district with states with “right to work” Garcetti said. 640,000 students led to laws that limit the ability Union President Alex its first strike in 30 years to strike to the more liber- Pelosi works her health care Caputo-Pearl said teach- and prompted the staffing al West Coast with strong ers would vote Tuesday of classrooms with sub- unions. strategy from the ground up Boys’ school shuts down amid By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar fallout over Washington videos ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — By Bruce Schreiner on social media were tight- “We just don’t know House Speaker Nancy Pe- and John Minchillo ly focused on the students what the volatility of the losi is laying out her strat- ASSOCIATED PRESS wearing “Make America situation is with these egy on health care and Great Again” hats who people that react and they first up is improvements COVINGTON, Ky. — A seemed to laugh derisive- don’t know the full story. to “Obamacare” and leg- Kentucky boys’ school ly as they surrounded an And it’s very scary,” Jill islation to lower prescrip- shut down its campus on elderly Native American Hamlin of Cincinnati, who tion drug costs. “Medicare Tuesday as a precaution beating a drum. was there to chaperone as for all” will get hearings. and a small protest was Longer videos from wid- the boys attended an an- Pelosi and President held outside their diocese er perspectives emerged ti-abortion rally, told FOX Donald Trump have been as fallout continued over later over the Martin Lu- News Tuesday morning. sounding similar themes an encounter involving ther King holiday week- The American Indian about the need to address white teenagers, Native end. They revealed that Movement Chapter of In- the high drug costs. But American marchers and the drummer — Omaha diana and Kentucky held her plans to broaden fi- a black religious sect out- Nation elder Nathan Phil- a small protest outside the nancial help for health side the Lincoln Memorial lips — had intervened be- Roman Catholic Diocese of insurance through the last week. tween the boys and the re- Covington, with activists Affordable Care Act are President Donald Trump ligious sect, at a moment outnumbered by the media. unlikely to find takers FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tweeted early Tuesday when the teens seemed to Albert Running Wolf, among Republicans. Pelosi and President Donald Trump have been that the students at Cov- be getting rowdier, and the a Native American from Either way, Democrats sounding similar themes about the need to ad- ington Catholic High black street preacher who Fort Thomas, Ky., referred believe voters gave them dress the high drug costs. School “have become sym- had been shouting racist to Nathan Phillips during a mandate on health care bols of Fake News and how statements against both the event as “an honorable in the midterm elections and out-of-pocket costs, as to former President evil it can be” but says he groups was escalating his man” who was trying to be that returned the House and expand coverage.” Barack Obama, said Mc- hopes the teens will use rhetoric. a peacemaker, but ended to their control. Legislation from En- Dermott. “She’s taking the attention for good, and Soon, all sides were up being verbally attacked Pushing her agenda, Pe- ergy and Commerce ‘Obamacare’ and very “maybe even to bring peo- pointing fingers, speaking for his actions. losi is working from the Chairman Frank Pallone, carefully figuring out ple together.” their own truths about He said that Phillips de- ground up through major D-N.J., Ways and Means where you have to support The recorded images that feeling victimized and serves an apology for what House committees. Her Chairman Richard Neal, it,” he said. initially generated outrage misunderstood. he endured. relationships with pow- D-Mass., and Workforce The House ACA pack- erful chairmen and sub- and Education Chair- age has little chance as committee chairs stretch man Bobby Scott, D-Va., a stand-alone bill. But back years. She’s “playing would broaden the num- parts of it could become chess on three boards at ber of people who can get bargaining chips when once,” said Jim McDer- financial assistance with Congress considers major mott, a former Democratic their premiums under the budget legislation. congressman from Wash- Obama health law, and On prescription drugs, ington state, who predicts undo the “family glitch” Trump and the Democrats Pelosi’s most difficult chal- that prevents some from are occupying some of the lenge will be “herding new qualifying for subsidies. same rhetorical territory, members” impatient for It would also restore the an unusual circumstance sweeping changes. HealthCare.gov adver- that could bring about un- Responding to written tising budget slashed by expected results. questions from The Asso- Trump and block some Both say Americans ciated Press, Pelosi called of his administration’s shouldn’t have to keep the ACA “a pillar of health health insurance alterna- paying more for medica- and financial security,” tives. tions than consumers in comparing it to Medicare, Those issues are sepa- other economically ad- Medicaid and Social Se- rate from legal questions vanced countries where curity. “Democrats have raised by ongoing Repub- governments regulate the opportunity not only lican litigation to overturn prices. to reverse the years of the health law. The Demo- The Trump administra- Republicans’ health care cratic-led House has voted tion has designed an ex- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sabotage, but to update to intervene in the court periment to apply interna- The diocese in Kentucky has apologized after videos emerged showing and improve the Afford- case to defend the law. tional pricing to Medicare students from Covington Catholic High School mocking Native Americans able Care Act to further The 2010 health law be- “Part B” drugs adminis- outside the Lincoln Memorial on Friday after a rally in Washington. lower families’ premiums longed as much to Pelosi tered in doctors’ offices. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly to be OK and spoke with resi- patient taken to Winchester on Monday. Complaints streets at 7:52 p.m. Sunday; arrests, reflect police records. In the dent. Hospital. A caller reported she passed a report of a motor vehicle ac- event of a perceived inaccuracy, it Alarm company called in a Caller reports a man in his by a Toyota Rav 4 on West Shore Report of a dumpster at 3 cident with a man on a bicycle Bartholomew St. at 173 Lynn is the sole responsibility of the con- fire alarm activation on Mon- 70s or 80s wearing jeans and Drive and someone threw an near 100 Salem Turnpike at day at 2:56 p.m. at 7 Longbow a jacket is walking in the snow St. on Friday at 5 p.m. Officer 5:26 p.m. Friday. One person cerned party to contact the relevant object at her car, striking it at Road. Lynnfield Fire Department on Newhall Road and appears 12:37 a.m. on Tuesday. The call- spoke to a truck driver for “Call was transported to Massachu- police department and have the checked the exterior, no one at confused on Saturday 10:20 er stated they believed the ob- For Junk” who was exchanging setts General Hospital. department issue a notice of correc- home, alarm still sounding. p.m. Officer reports unable to ject was some kind of liquid as dumpsters, is out of the road tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Boiler room and basement locate anyone. it was dripping all over her car. and will be on his way. Complaints clarifications will not be made without motion detector sounded at Medical aid requested for a A caller reported there was a Caller reported erratic driver of a silver Hyundai SUV at 3 A caller near McDonald’s express notice of change from the ar- 1 Skinner Lane on Monday at man who fell at 972 Main St. car at the end of her driveway on Bartholomew St. at 173 Lynn Restaurant on Route 1 report- 3:47 p.m. Officer reports alarm on Saturday at 11:41 p.m. Of- Waterside Road with its lights resting police department. St. on Friday at 7:09 p.m. Of- ed he dropped his keys down company called to cancel. ficer reports person refused as- on at 4:21 a.m. on Tuesday. Burglar alarm sounded in sistance. ficer reports unable to find ve- a storm drain in the parking lot LYNN They stated the car was there hicle. at 7:45 p.m. Friday. The Fire De- the boys’ gym at Lynnfield High Caller reports a 38-year-old for about 15 minutes but left woman fainted at 120 Salem Employee of Mallia’s Towing at partment retrieved the keys. School at 275 Essex St. on while they were on the phone Accidents St. on Sunday at 9:04 a.m. Offi- 161 Washington St. requested A report of young people Monday at 4:02 p.m. with the police dispatcher. cer reports patient taken to the an officer to check the lot to en- pulling up to an abandoned A report of a motor vehicle False burglar alarm reported Multiple calls reporting icy at 33 Daventry Court on Mon- hospital. sure everything is OK on Friday property on Fairview Street and crash at 2:35 p.m. Monday at conditions on Tedesco and day at 4:53 p.m. Officer reports Report of a confused 78-year- at 8:25 p.m. because the office walking around the property at Fernwood and Euclid avenues; Maple streets at 7:04 a.m. on all appears to be in order. old man at 5 Ashley Court on received a threatening call from 8:09 p.m. Friday. at 3:34 p.m. Monday at 12 New Tuesday. Dispatch stated the a party who wanted to retrieve A report of a suspicious man Park St.; at 5:04 p.m. Monday Unsecured front door at RN Sunday at 9:25 a.m. Officer Esthetics & Laser at 40 Salem reports patient taken to the area was treated several times his car but was told it was not in the ATM at Eastern Bank on at 1000 Western Ave.; at 6 and nothing further could be ready. Officer checked the area Broadway at 8:25 p.m. Police p.m. Monday at Broadway and St., Building 3 on Monday at hospital. 5:11 p.m. Officer reports door Request for medical aid on done. and all is OK. report the person works for the Springvale Avenue; at 6:20 p.m. Stop & Shop Supermarket at bank. Monday at Boston Street and secured. Sunday at 7:08 p.m. at 28 A 911 hangup at 21 Bluejay Highland Ave. for a person hav- PEABODY 19 Howley St. reported a dark A caller reported four young Fenton Avenue; at 7:10 p.m. blue Chevrolet Suburban leak- people, all wearing red hoodies, Monday at Chestnut and Grant Road on Monday at 7:10 p.m. ing difficulty breathing. Officer Officer confirmed it was acci- reports patient taken to the Arrest ing gas in the handicapped spot walking on Hamilton Street and streets; at 6:55 a.m. Tuesday on Friday at 8:41 p.m. but un- knocking over mailboxes and at 471 Western Ave.; at 8:38 dental. hospital. Motion detector sounded Possible stroke reported at William Wilson, 42, of 2 Main able to locate owner. Peabody throwing things at passing cars a.m. Tuesday at 143 Myrtle St.; St., was arrested on Friday at Fire Department confirmed fuel at 10:50 p.m. Friday. Mail box- at 9:56 a.m. Tuesday at Liberty burglar alarm on Monday at Lynnfield Commons at 375 8:48 p.m. at the Summer Street North Broadway, Apt. B2109 on 7:01 p.m. at 4 Mill St. after a leak from the gas tank and own- es at 177, 147, 149, and 143 and Willow streets. Hamilton St. were damaged. Po- School at 262 Summer St. Offi- Sunday at 11:08 p.m. Patient caller reported she was struck er has contacted AAA. lice located two parties wearing cer reports all appears to be in taken to the hospital. in the face by a man she owes Caller from Newbury Street Theft red hoodies, one a Sachems order. Well-being check requested money to and who is trying to Inn at 170 Newbury St. report- on a child on Alexandra Road strike her son. He was charged ed hearing a woman screaming sweatshirt and the other a Nike A report of motor vehicle theft sweatshirt. at 5:49 p.m. Monday at 51 Me- Animal Control on Monday at 10:39 a.m. Offi- with assault and battery to col- from room 10 or 11 on Friday at cer reports child is OK. lect a loan, disorderly conduct, 11:46 p.m. Officer reports the A caller at Polcari’s Restau- morial Park Ave. rant reported his car was bro- Caller reports her chocolate Request for medical aid for a and destruction of property over woman was having a loud con- A report of a larceny at 9:15 ken into while he was parked in a.m. Tuesday at 127 Munroe Lab named Bruno escaped her child requested from 24 Olde $1,200. versation over the telephone. All home at 8 Willowdale Drive on Towne Road on Monday at 1:11 is OK. the lot at 11:50 p.m. Friday. The St.; at 10:54 a.m. Tuesday at back window was broken but 80 Sagamore St. Saturday at 7:52 p.m. She said p.m. Child taken to the hospital. Summons Loud music and drums re- he is wearing a yellow collar. Of- Alarm company called for ported at 25 Trask Road on nothing was missing from the ficer reports Animal Control of- medical aid at 500 Ross Drive Melanie Lopresti-Potenza, Saturday at 1:28 a.m. Officer vehicle. LYNNFIELD ficer is unavailable. Dog found on Monday at 9:34 a.m. Patient 42, of 5 Braintree Circle, Brock- reports all is quiet. A caller reported a man ap- Caller reported person skat- proached her while leaving work Summons on Horseshoe Drive and will be taken to the hospital. ton, was summoned on Friday returned to the owner. at 4:44 p.m. following a traffic ing at Cedar Grove Cemetery at and started harassing her at stop at Central Street Liquors 100 Cedar Grove Ave. on Satur- Oye’s Restaurant at 2:32 a.m. Richard A. Swanson, 23, of MARBLEHEAD Saturday. Complaints at 17 Central St. for operating a day at 9:08 a.m. Officer report- 16 Settlement Road, Sandown, A report of annoying phone motor vehicle with a suspended ed parties were spoken to and N.H., following a motor vehicle Abandoned vehicle reported Accidents calls on Valley Street at 7:20 license, and equipment viola- sent on their way. crash on Friday at 11 a.m. for on Hilltop Road on Friday at p.m. Saturday. operating an uninsured motor A report of a motor vehicle Report of party walking on 9:21 a.m. Officer reports vehi- tions. A report of vandalism on vehicle. crash involving a car and a bus the ice at Brown’s Pond on Lynn cle is legally parked, it has a flat Olga Figueroa, 72, of 16 Linwood Street at 12:48 p.m. on Washington Street at 1:26 Warren St., was summoned on Street on Saturday at 10:48 tire and a note was left on the p.m. on Monday. a.m. Party called back to say Sunday. Accidents windshield. Saturday at 8:59 p.m. at 13 A report of gunshots outside A report of a motor vehicle Wheeler St. for operating an person came off the ice at Caller reports people skat- someone else’s insistence. a home on High Street at 4:41 Motor vehicle crash reported crash where a car went into a uninsured motor vehicle with a ing on Pillings Pond and he is Caller reported man who p.m. Sunday. The resident re- at 954 Salem St. at 1 Locust St. fence on Tedesco Street at 3:38 revoked registration. on Friday at 11 a.m. Lynnfield concerned ice may not be thick appears to be disoriented in a ported a small colored SUV p.m. on Monday. Tiago Costa, 30, of 76 Walnut Fire Department reports opera- enough on Friday at 4:15 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle blue Camaro at the 7-Eleven at pulled up to the residence St., was summoned on Sunday tor refused assistance. Officer reports skaters are done crash at Lindbergh Road and 23 Newbury St. on Saturday at and fired off three shots at the at 12:08 a.m. following a traffic Motor vehicle crash involv- for the day and have been ad- Tedesco Street at 3:48 p.m. on 11:31 a.m. Officer reports par- home. The vehicle then fled the ing a motorcycle with property vised that pond is unsafe. Monday; at Maple and Tedesco stop at 69 Walnut St. at 24 Call- ty was taken to Union Hospital, area toward Cliftondale and Ad- damage reported at Condon Property check requested at streets at 6:07 p.m. on Monday. er St. for operating a motor ve- vehicle left in lot. ams avenues. Circle on Friday at 12:12 p.m. 505 Main St. on Saturday at hicle after a license suspension. Money dispute reported on A report of youths in the me- Officer reports no personal in- 1:29 a.m. Officer reports all is Complaints Saturday at 12:05 p.m. at Russ dian of Route 1 crossing from jury. OK. Parking lot lights were never Accidents Used Car Sales at 20 Wallis St. Route 1 North to Route 1 South turned off. A caller reported he was Officer advised parties it was a at 4:49 p.m. Sunday. Motor vehicle crash reported Caller reported motor vehicle on Sunday at 4:32 p.m. at 1 Caller reports a violent, intoxi- driving on Creesy Street and civil action. A report of a vehicle stuck in a crash at Land Rover of Peabody Rourke Lane and 275 Lowell cated woman at 4 Greenmead- noticed the basement apart- Assault in progress at 194 snow bank on Bailey Avenue at at 247 Newbury St. on Friday at St. Officer reports no personal ow Drive on Saturday at 3:30 ment window was broken out Washington St., Apt. 2 was re- 10:17 a.m. Monday. injury. a.m. Officer reports patient tak- at 9:31 a.m. on Monday. He 4:52 p.m. Officer reports no in- ported on Saturday at 1:18 A report of wires down at Motor vehicle reported stuck en to the hospital. was concerned about the resi- juries or tows. p.m. One party was brought 20 Garfield Ave. at 12:36 p.m. in a snow bank at Condon Circle Report of a motor vehicle dent and thought someone may Minor motor vehicle crash at home to Bradford Road by the Monday. on Monday at 10:50 a.m. Offi- without a license plate is parked have broken into the building. Wilson Square Citgo at 2 Ando- officer who will document. A report of an assault at North cer reports Gaeta’s Tow has the on Grove Street on Saturday at Responding officers found the ver St. on Friday at 6:32 p.m. Report of a party passed out Shore Liquors after a clerk had vehicle and an accident report. 10:38 a.m. Officer reports plate shade appeared to be torn Officer assisted with paperwork behind the wheel of a vehicle a disagreement with a custom- Motor vehicle crash reported is in the rear window. which made it look like the win- exchange. at Starbucks at 240 Andover er over cigarettes at 7:41 p.m. on Tuesday at 2:27 a.m. at the Report of a pickup truck dow was broken. One-vehicle crash reported St. on Sunday at 10:10 a.m. Monday. Route 128 South ramp at Wal- parked on Lakeview Drive during A caller reported at 9:35 a.m. on Saturday at 2:51 a.m. at Officer reports operator was nut Street. Officer reports oper- the parking ban on Sunday at on Monday that the back door 498 Lowell St. Officer reports napping. Theft ator refused medical treatment. 11:22 p.m. Officer spoke with to the church on Atlantic Avenue 4-Star Tow en route. Loud noise reported at 36 was open. She stated she was A report of shoplifting from owner who said he will move Motor vehicle crash at 12:51 Keys Drive, Apt. 11, on Sunday Ocean State Job Lot at 1:56 Alarms the vehicle to the yard. concerned as it was open for p.m. Saturday on Andover at 10:06 p.m. Officer reports five minutes. She called back at p.m. Friday; from Marshalls at Suspicious person reported Street. Officer assisted with pa- residents were watching the Pa- 2:19 p.m. Friday. Accidental burglar alarm at walking around the parking lot 9:40 a.m. and stated the door perwork exchange. triots game. Cooperative Bank at 596 Main was closed and there is no lon- at J.M. Electrical at 471 North Report of a motor vehicle SWAMPSCOTT St. on Saturday at 1:06 p.m. Broadway on Monday at 7:05 ger an issue. crash at Exit 45 on Route 95 SAUGUS Burglar alarm sounded at a.m. Officer reports taxi called A caller reported a sheet of South on Saturday at 5:39 Accidents Lynnfield High School at 275 to take party to Gloucester. ice on Gerry Street at 4:10 p.m. p.m. Officer reports operator Arrests Essex St. on Saturday at 3:32 Report of a motor vehicle on Monday. They stated a car may have a broken arm. Call p.m. Officer reports door no. 2 was stuck on the hill and kept A report of a hit and run mo- stuck in a snowbank at Star- handled by the Massachusetts Stephen W. Desantis, 40, of tor vehicle crash at 98 Norfolk was unlocked, custodian noti- bucks at 420 Market St. on sliding down. State Police. 26 Broad St., Apt. 8, Lynn, was fied. A caller reported at 5:45 Ave. at 8:12 a.m. on Monday. Monday at 2:09 p.m. Officer Motor vehicle struck a sign at arrested and charged with tres- Front or pantry room burglar p.m. on Monday that his tele- A report of a motor vehicle reports Phil’s Tow removed the 2 Washington St. at 101 Main passing of real property. alarm sounded at 21 Chatham phone was hacked and anytime crash with property damage vehicle and requested an acci- St. on Saturday at 5:58 p.m. Gina M. Muccini, 41, of 48 less than $1,000 at 29 Rock- Way on Saturday at 4:14 p.m. dent report. someone would call their phone Cummings St., Medford, was Officer reports all is secure. number it stated the phone was Caller reports his motor vehi- land St. at 2:04 p.m. on Mon- cle was struck while parked on arrested and charged with tres- day. Accidental burglar alarm on Medical Aid disconnected. He stated he passing of real property. Sunday at 1:47 p.m. at 8 Hunt- would come in to file a report Summer Street and the driver A report of a motor vehicle crash at Essex Street and Mall ing Lane. Officer confirmed it Well-being check requested after he spoke with Comcast. sped away on Sunday at 4:39 Accidents was an accident. at 402 Ross Drive on Friday at A caller reported a possible p.m. Officer reports there are no Access Road at 3:55 p.m. on Monday. Burglar alarm at 5:10 p.m. 10:12 a.m. Greater Lynn Senior drunk driver at Pleasant and suspects. A report of a motor vehicle on Sunday at Bluemercury at Services reported resident does School streets at 6:12 p.m. on accident at Boston Market on 1245 Market St. Officer reports not answer the telephone. Of- Monday. They stated the driver Animal Control Broadway at 2:59 p.m. Friday; Complaints rear door was unsecured, walk ficer reports resident is not at was just fired from his job and on Essex Street at 2:30 p.m. A report of suspicious activity through confirmed all is OK. home. may be impaired driving a blue Caller reported finding a small Friday; at 64 Hobson St. at dog in a vehicle with Massa- at 28 Claremont Terrace at 1:38 Report of a burglar alarm in Well-being check requested Hyundai Elantra. 1:25 a.m. Saturday; at Kowloon a.m. on Monday. the family room at 5 Driftwood for a resident who has fallen A caller reported the wom- chusetts plate no. 3BZ296 on Restaurant at 5:13 p.m. Satur- Saturday at 1:53 p.m. at Macy’s A report of hazardous condi- Lane on Sunday at 7:05 p.m. at 11 Walnut St. on Friday at an upstairs was not home and day; on Walnut Street near Pond tions on Essex Street at 6:42 Officer reports all appears to be 12:08 p.m. Lynnfield Fire De- there was water pouring through at 210 Andover St. Officer re- Street at 5:16 p.m. Saturday; ported animal is conscious and a.m. on Monday; on Millett in order. partment reported patient re- her roof into the caller’s unit on at Fairmount Avenue and Wal- Road at 8:16 a.m. on Monday. in good health, and no further A 911 hangup call from Chi- fused assistance. Nicholson Street at 6:53 p.m. nut Street at 6 p.m. Saturday; A report of a disturbance at co’s at 325 Market St. on Mon- Caller from Fitness Together at on Monday. action needed. at 72 Walnut St. at 11:06 a.m. 51D Doherty Circle at 9:17 a.m. day at 11:36 a.m. Officer spoke 10 Post Office Square request- A caller reported water com- Report from the Hampton Sunday; on Salem Turnpike at on Monday. with employee who confirmed ed an ambulance on Friday at ing from the ceiling on Creesy Inn on Newbury Street of a dog 12:33 p.m. Sunday; at Walnut call was accidental. 12:56 p.m. Officer reports pa- Street at 10:29 p.m. on Mon- running in traffic on Dearborn Street and Indian Rock Drive Overdose False burglar alarm reported tient refused assistance. day. Road on Saturday at 2:40 p.m. at 2:01 p.m. Sunday; at 1277 on Monday at 1:46 p.m. at 16 Medical aid requested on A caller reported an annoying Officer reports the animal was Broadway at 7:01 p.m. Sunday; A report of a possible over- North Hill Drive. Officer checked Saturday at 8:34 a.m. at 24 drumming sound in the area of located and returned to its at 33 Bristow St. at 7:41 p.m. dose on Phillips Avenue at exterior and everything appears Edgemere Road. Officer reports Devereux Street at 11:08 p.m. owner. Sunday; at Main and Howard 11:24 p.m. on Monday.

POLICE BRIEFS Woman reported borhood. She was taken that man had nothing to just a day after the city’s tier-Tarrance after a brief point that one man took missing found alive to the hospital. No other do with her disappearance. first homicide of the year. investigation. out a gun and fired two details were immediately Police then released sur- Police say the 34-year- Peltier-Tarrance is being shots at another man. BOSTON (AP) — Bos- disclosed. veillance images of another old victim was found held on $10,000 bail, and Randolph police say the ton police say a 23-year- Ambrose was last seen man she had been spotted Monday morning with likely will be arraigned victim was not hit but old woman last seen by in the area of Hennessy’s with on the streets. multiple stab wounds on Tuesday. She faces an as- suffered some scrapes her family leaving a bar at about 11 p.m. Satur- a city street. sault and battery charge. when he fell down trying to near Faneuil Hall over day, where she had been Woman stabbed man The Berkshire Eagle run away from the gun- the weekend has been with her twin sister and multiple times in chest reports the victim is cur- Man opened fire on another man. The Patriot Ledger found alive. friends. rently in stable condition man during car sale reports 25-year-old Erlow A police spokeswoman Her sister, Franny PITTSFIELD (AP) — at an area hospital. No Pope-Foster is expected to says Olivia Ambrose was Ambrose, says she was Police in Pittsfield say a name was released. RANDOLPH (AP) — Po- be arraigned Tuesday on found Tuesday in the seen leaving the bar with a woman stabbed a man in Police say they arrested lice say an argument over charges of armed assault to city’s Charlestown neigh- man, but police later said the chest multiple times, 27-year-old Nakesha Pel- a car sale escalated to the murder and other charges. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Oscar nods include ‘Roma,’ ‘The Favourite,’ ‘Black Panther’ By Jake Coyle flix for its commitment to ASSOCIATED PRESS his film. "Cinema needs the op- NEW YORK — Oscar portunity to be diverse," voters on Tuesday show- Cuaron said. "What main- ered Alfonso Cuaron's stream cinema and the "Roma" and Yorgos Lan- theatrical experience has thimos' "The Favourite" lacked in general is diver- with a leading 10 nomina- sity. And I'm talking about tions for the 91st Academy diversity in terms of sto- Awards, while two domi- ries and characters and nant but contentious Hol- ways of doing films." lywood forces — Netflix Just as rewarded Tues- and Marvel — each scored their first best picture day was Lanthimos' peri- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nomination. od romp, which resounded most in the acting catego- Chris Brown has been in repeated legal trouble Though many expected ries thanks to its trio of since pleading guilty in the 2009 felony assault "A Star Is Born," Bradley actresses: Olivia Colman of his then-girlfriend, Rihanna. Cooper's revival of one of Hollywood's most remade in the best actress catego- show business myths, ry, and Rachel Weisz and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to top the nominations, Emma Stone in support- Singer Chris Brown Cooper was surprisingly Marvel’s “Black Panther,” featuring Michael B. ing. overlooked as director and Jordan, was one of 8 nominees for best picture. "Black Panther," the released in Paris the Academy of Motion year's biggest domestic Pictures Arts and Scienc- best picture. have matched the four- box-office hit and a bona es instead put its fullest Cuaron tied the record nod feat. fide cultural event, finally after rape complaint support behind a pair of for most decorated Oscar Cuaron, previously a cracked the category long indies by international di- nominee ever for one film six-time nominee and kryptonite to superheroes. By Angela Charlton He completed his proba- rectors. with nods for "Roma," winner for directing Despite the overwhelming and Samuel tion in that case in 2015, With the black-and- his deeply personal ex- "Gravity," said by phone popularity of comic book Petrequin but has continued to have white, Spanish-language humation of his Mexico from London that the movies, they had previ- ASSOCIATED PRESS run-ins with police. "Roma," Netflix scored its City childhood. Cuaron nominations for such a ously been shunned from The woman who filed first best picture nomina- was nominated for di- personal film were more Hollywood's top honor to PARIS — U.S. singer the Paris complaint said tion, a prize the stream- rection, cinematography, meaningful to him, as the consternation of some Chris Brown and two oth- she met Brown and his ing giant has dearly original screenplay and was the attention for a industry insiders. After er people were released friends overnight Jan. 15- sought. Marvel, too, best picture. Only Orson film about a humble in- "The Dark Knight" was Tuesday from police cus- 16 at the club Le Crystal joined the club with Ryan Welles ("Citizen Kane") digenous domestic work- snubbed in 2009, the acad- tody after a woman filed in the 8th arrondissement Coogler's "Black Pan- and Warren Beatty (who er (Yalitza Aparicio, who emy expanded the best a rape complaint against near the Champs-Elysees, ther," the first superhero did it twice with "Reds" was nominated for best picture category from five them, the Paris prosecu- and then they all went to movie ever nominated for and "Heaven Can Wait") actress). He praised Net- to up to 10 nominees. tor's office said. the Mandarin Oriental The Grammy-winning Hotel near the Concorde singer was detained Mon- Plaza in central Paris, ac- List of nominees for the 91st Academy Awards day with two other sus- cording to a police official. pects on potential charges The Mandarin Orien- of aggravated rape and ASSOCIATED PRESS Book"; Sam Elliott, "A Scott Wittman and Marc Born," Eric Roth, Bradley tal wouldn't comment on Star Is Born"; Adam Driv- Shaiman; "Shallow" from Cooper and Will Fetters. drug infractions. the investigation, and Le The list of the nomi- The Paris prosecutor's er, "BlacKkKlansman"; "A Star Is Born," music Original screenplay: Crystal couldn't immedi- nees for the 91st Academy Richard E. Grant, "Can and lyrics by Lady Gaga, "The Favourite," Deb- office told The Associat- ately be reached. There Awards: ed Press that Brown has You Ever Forgive Me?"; Mark Ronson, Anthony orah Davis and Tony was no unusual activity Best picture: Sam Rockwell, "Vice." Rossomando and Andrew McNamara; "First Re- been authorized to leave outside either site. Black Panther," ''BlacK- France while the investi- Best supporting Wyatt. formed," Paul Schrader; One of Brown's body- kKlansman," ''Bohemian actress: "Green Book," Nick Val- gation is ongoing. Original score: guards is among the oth- Rhapsody," ''The Favour- Amy Adams, "Vice"; Ma- "Black Panther," Lud- lelonga, Brian Currie and A post late Tuesday on ers detained in the Paris ite," ''Green Book," ''Roma," rina de Tavira, "Roma"; wig Goransson; "BlacK- Peter Farrelly ; "Roma," Brown's Instagram page investigation, according to ''A Star Is Born," ''Vice." Regina King, "If Beale kKlansman," Terence Alfonso Cuaron; "Vice," strongly denied the accu- the official. They are being Best director: Street Could Talk"; Emma Blanchard; "If Beale Adam McKay. sations. held by judicial police in Alfonso Cuaron, "Roma"; Stone, "The Favourite"; Street Could Talk," Nicho- Costume design: "I WANNA MAKE IT the 17th arrondissement Spike Lee, "BlacKkKlans- Rachel Weisz, "The Favou- las Britell; "Isle of Dogs," "The Ballad of Buster PERFECTLY CLEAR...... of northwest Paris, the of- man"; Pawel Pawlikowski, rite." Alexandre Desplat; "Mary Scruggs," Mary Zophres; THIS IS FALSE," the post ficial said. "Cold War"; Yorgos Lan- Original song: Poppins Returns," Marc "Black Panther," Ruth said. "FOR MY DAUGH- The police official wasn't thimos, "The Favourite"; "When A Cowboy Trades Shaiman. Carter; "The Favourite," TER AND MY FAMILY authorized to be publicly Adam McKay, "Vice." His Spurs For Wings" Documentary Sandy Powell; "Mary Pop- THIS IS SO DISPRE- named to discuss the in- Best actor: from "The Ballad of Bust- feature: pins Returns," Sandy Pow- SPECTFUL AND IS vestigation. Christian Bale, "Vice"; er Scruggs," music and "Free Solo," ''Hale Coun- ell; "Mary Queen of Scots," AGAINST MY CHARAC- The detention was orig- Bradley Cooper, "A Star Is lyrics by David Rawlings ty This Morning, This Eve- Alexandra Byrne. TER AND MORALS!!!!!" inally reported by French Born"; Rami Malek, "Bo- and Gillian Welch; "All ning," ''Minding the Gap," Best animated film: Brown's publicists at gossip magazine Closer. hemian Rhapsody"; Viggo The Stars" from "Black ''Of Fathers and Sons," "Incredibles 2," ''Isle of Sony Music wouldn't com- Brown, who burst onto Mortensen, "Green Book"; Panther," music by Mark ''RBG." Dogs," ''Mirai," ''Ralph ment Tuesday on the com- the music scene as a teen, Willem Dafoe, "At Eterni- Spears, Kendrick Lamar Adapted screenplay: Breaks the Internet," plaint or say what Brown, won a Grammy Award ty's Gate." Duckworth, Anthony Tif- "The Ballad of Buster ''Spider-Man: Into the Spi- 29, was doing in Paris. His in 2011 for best R&B al- Best actress: fith and lyrics by Kend- Scruggs," Joel Coen and der-Verse." U.S. attorney, Mark Ger- bum for "F.A.M.E." and Yalitza Aparicio, "Roma"; rick Lamar Duckworth, Ethan Coen; "BlacKk- Animated short film: agos, didn't immediately has nominations for oth- Glenn Close, "The Wife"; Anthony Tiffith and Sola- Klansman," Charlie Wach- "Animal Behavior," respond to requests for er works. His hits include Olivia Colman, "The Favou- na Rowe; "I'll Fight" from tel, David Rabinowitz, ''Bad," ''Late Afternoon," comment. "Look at Me Now," ''Run rite"; Lady Gaga, "A Star Is "RBG," music and lyrics Kevin Willmott and Spike ''One Small Step," ''Week- Brown has been in re- It," and numerous collab- Born"; Melissa McCarthy, by Diane Warren; "The Lee; "Can You Ever For- ends." peated legal trouble since orations with other stars, "Can You Ever Forgive Me?" Place Where Lost Things give Me?," Nicole Holof- Live action short film: pleading guilty to the fel- including "Post to Be" and Best supporting Go" from "Mary Poppins cener and Jeff Whitty; "If "Detainment," ''Fauve," ony assault in 2009 of his last year's "Freaky Fri- actor: Returns," music by Marc Beale Street Could Talk," ''Marguerite," ''Mother," then-girlfriend, Rihanna. day" with Lil Dicky. Mahershala Ali, "Green Shaiman and lyrics by Barry Jenkins; "A Star Is ''Skin." REVIEWS ‘Nowhere Child’ is a A goofy and modern spin on Arthurian legend By Lindsey Bahr cluding Louis Ashbourne stunning debut novel ASSOCIATED PRESS Serkis, Andy Serkis' son, as the would-be-king, Alex. By Oline H. Cogdill knows she can always The Arthurian legend Alex is a normal and ASSOCIATED PRESS count on her. gets a modern and more slightly dorky lower-mid- Kim's life changes when youthful spin in "The Kid "The Nowhere Child: a dle class British schoolkid, she is approached by an Who Would Be King," a living with his mom (De- Novel" (Minotaur), American, James Finn, surprisingly delightful nise Gough). He struggles by Christian White who tells her that she may film full of action, heart, a with everyday stuff — wak- be Sammy Went, who was crazy-haired Patrick Stew- ing up on time, completing A young woman's fond kidnapped from her home art (as "old" Merlin) and a his school assignments memories of her happy in Kentucky when she was few genuinely good gags, and protecting his buddy, childhood and loving par- 2. Kim doesn't believe him. and it really couldn't have Bedders (a truly wonder- ents are turned upside Not only does James come at a better time. down when she learns she have reams of paperwork, It's an Amblin-esque ful Dean Chaumoo), from may have been kidnapped he also has a DNA sample movie about fantasy, geek schoolyard bullies named Lance and Kaye, but he's more than 28 years ago in that he surreptitiously culture and outcasts that's PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS "The Nowhere Child," a took from her that defi- trying his best. actually been made for Louis Ashbourne Serkis stars as Alex in “The stunning debut by Chris- nitely proves that Kim is modern kids — not nostal- Then one night, running Kid Who Would Be King.” tian White. Sammy, and that he is her gic adults who crave both from Lance (Tom Taylor) The perceptive plot of brother. Kim finds it hard the cozy comfort of the and Kaye (Rihanna Dorris), is Arthur's power-crazy chivalric code, teamwork, "The Nowhere Child" to believe that the warm, things they grew up with, Alex spots a sword in the half-sister who has been trust, and the Lady of the works well as a story about happy home in which she but, like, with way more middle of a construction waiting for centuries for Lake. the extremes that one will was raised was the result violence, gore and nudity. site and removes it from go to protect loved ones as of a crime. She agrees "The Kid Who Would Be the stone with ease. He and the perfect moment to "The Kid Who Would well as a tale about what to go to Kentucky with King" reclaims the fanta- Bedders plug the inscrip- rise. Although Brexit isn't Be King" really is quite makes a family. White James to find out what sy genre for actual kids of tion into Google translate explicitly mentioned, it is a sweet and well-told re- skillfully creates a credible could have happened. today. And it's not even set and try to keep their imagi- the not-so-subtle context imagining of this story story filled with surprises White seamlessly moves in the 1980s. nations in check when they for all of this. that's fit for the whole and realistic characters "The Nowhere Child" from You can thank writer realize that it might be real, When creatures start at- family. And it is refreshing worth caring about. the present, as Kim tries to and director Joe Cornish but, both the audience and tacking at night, Bedders that it's not trying to be Kim Leamy has a quiet piece together a lifetime of for the restraint (although the boys will fail at this. and Alex decide to enlist too dark or edgy, although life teaching photography lies, back to the incidents the score is pretty heavy From here, the film just Lance and Kaye to help. it definitely overstays its at a school in Melbourne, 28 years ago that may on the synths). The film gets grander and weird- They might be bullies, but welcome, clocking in at Australia. Her loving have led to an abduction. is his follow-up to "Attack er, with the introduction they're also the strongest, over two hours. But it's mother, Carol, recently The appealing Kim's the Block," the cult sci-fi of Young Merlin (featur- and Alex figures it's worth a small price to pay for died but she has a solid confusion over whether to hit that helped put "Star ing a brilliant comedic the risk. And what follows something so enjoyable relationship with her sup- doubt her childhood or ac- Wars'" John Boyega on the performance from Angus is a big, classic quest as the on its own that might also portive stepfather, Dean. cept this new dysfunctional map. Here he introduces Imrie), and the enemy, four kids journey through just get some kids to start While she isn't as close to family adds to the tension audiences to some other Morgana (Rebecca Fergu- the countryside and learn reading about Arthur and her half-sister Amy, she in "The Nowhere Child." young talents to watch, in- son). Morgana, we're told, about sword fighting, the Lancelot as well. A8 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 LOOK! 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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 Amari Gaston nails buzzer-beater to lift Tech past Div. 1 Chelsea By Mike Alongi rick. “So I gave someone a ITEM STAFF chance to make a play, know- ing at worst we’d go to over- LYNN — The Tech boys time, and Amari came up basketball team trailed for with a huge shot for us.” just over 29 minutes Tues- And while Gaston was the day against Chelsea, and hero for the night with his the Tigers only held the lead clutch shot, Patrick pointed for a grand total of one min- to senior forwards Rob Wal- ute for the entire game. But lace and Quasim Abellard as all that mattered when it the real difference-makers came down to it was the - in the victory. nal shot. With the score tied, “Rob is our main guy, and Tech senior guard Amari just having his presence on Gaston nailed a buzzer-beat- the  oor changes everything ing 3-pointer to give Tech a for us,” said Patrick. “To me, 64-61 win in dramatic fash- he’s the best player in our ion. league. And Quasim had Tigers coach Stevie Pat- just a huge game. He did rick said that he trusted his things that won’t show up in guys to make the right play the stat book in addition to once they got the ball back what he did with points and with under 15 seconds to go, rebounds. Just a great perfor- and he just let the situation mance by him on both ends.” play out. Wallace led the way for Tech, putting up a dou- “I had timeouts and I ble-double with 19 points and ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE thought about using one, but 10 rebounds, including 15 we weren’t losing and I Lynn Tech’s Amari Gaston (left) hit the points in the second half. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE didn’t want to stop the mo- game-winning shot for the Tigers in a win mentum we had,” said Pat- TECH, B2 over Chelsea Tuesday night. Lynn English senior Alonzo Linton reacts after scoring his 1,000th career point in a win over Swampscott Tuesday night. Swampscott girls take down English Linton nets his By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF LYNN — The Swampscott girls basketball team out- 1,000th career point played Northeastern Conference opponent English for a 48-24 win at Paul Cavanagh Field House Tuesday. Nikki Rosa led the way for the Big Blue on both sides in English’s win of the court, holding English’s Mashayla Johnson to By Harold Rivera six points while scoring 14 points and grabbing 10 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR rebounds. Sophie DiGrande (12 points, eight rebounds) also made key shots. SWAMPSCOTT — Tuesday night’s game at Swamp- “Nikki’s assignment tonight was to shut down Ma- scott was one the English boys basketball team won’t shayla,” Swampscott coach Katelyn Leonard said. “We forget anytime soon. know she’s an excellent player and we wanted to try to Senior forward Alonzo Linton scored his 1000th career make someone else win it for them. I can’t say enough point and the Bulldogs stormed by the Big Blue with a about the effort. Nikki followed her the entire game 89-49 win at Richard Lynch Gymnasium. With the win, and then offensively as well she fought the whole English clinched a berth in the Division 1 North state game. tournament. “Offensively we just kept telling Sophie to take it to “I wasn’t nervous,” Linton said. “I was excited but I the basket,” Leonard added. “She’s fantastic at nding just wanted to play the game how I usually play and not those little holes and getting herself to the rim.” think about it too much. That’s how I went about it.” Despite holding the Big Blue scoreless for more than Linton entered the night needing 10 points to reach six minutes to start the second half, the Bulldogs the career mark. He wasted no time, reaching it on a free couldn’t get anything going offensively. throw in the rst quarter. “We didn’t put up enough points to win a game,” “It feels good,” Linton said. “Growing up, I always English coach Mackenzie Charles said. “We dug our- wanted to hit 1,000 in my high school basketball career. selves into a hole in the rst half because we didn’t It was a really special moment for me.” play hard enough. Swampscott’s a good team. They A transfer from Nashua North (N.H.), Linton joined ITEM FILE PHOTO play good team basketball, they share the basketball and I hope my team can learn a lot from playing the Bulldogs last season as a junior. He helped English Swampscott’s Nikki Rosa had a double-double them.” to a 17-5 record and an appearance in the Division 1 with 14 points and 10 rebounds in a win over North quarter nal. A repeat trip to states has been on English Tuesday. SWAMPSCOTT, B2 his mind since the season started. “It feels good,” Linton said. “We’re really focused on trying to win it this year. That’s our biggest goal right now. “We have to keep working in practice and keep push- Prep’s Garlitz logs 200th career wrestling win ing each other to get better. We have to keep playing the way we’re playing.” By Harold Rivera Linton becomes the eighth player in program history ITEM SPORTS EDITOR to score 1000 points. The most recent to do so was Erick Rosario in 2015. DANVERS — St. John’s Prep senior wrestler Ryan “I’m extremely proud of Alonzo,” English coach Anto- Garlitz doesn’t put too much stock in individual mer- nio Anderson said. “That’s my guy. He works extremely its. He keeps a calm approach on the mat and tells his hard. I’m on him a lot. It’s tough on him but he embraces teammates to do the same, with team success at the it. Last year it took him a while to get used to me yelling forefront of his goals. but he knew it was for the better. I expect a lot from him Last Saturday, however, Garlitz reached an individual and he handles that better this year. To see him accom- feat he won’t soon forget — his 200th career victory. plish this, with me being his coach, it’s a great feeling for “It felt great,” Garlitz, a 138-pound Manchester na- me and the coaching staff. tive, said. “It’s cool to see all the practices and the coach- “We know how hard he works. He does well in school ing that has helped me to my 200th win. When I started too, he doesn’t get in any trouble. A kid like that de- I don’t think I was ever thinking about that, until it serves it.” kind of just happened.” Linton nished with 17 points and nine rebounds. Garlitz is a four-year member of the team. He has “Linton played a classic game,” Swampscott coach Jus- helped the Eagles to a stellar 25-1 mark this winter tin Fucile said. “He didn’t try to go for it too hard. He just with the lone loss of the season coming to Franklin. let it come to him. He doesn’t argue anything with the “We feel pretty good,” Garlitz said. “I think we can coaches or refs. He’s a good person. I congratulate him.” beat Franklin. We’ve been practicing hard the whole Jarnel Guzman led all scorers with 25 and Mason season. We’ve made a lot of improvements as a team, Jean-Baptiste added 15. English netted 16 threes. from top to bottom.” Jackson Byrne paced Swampscott with 16. Andrew Coming into his senior season, Garlitz didn’t have any Augustin (15) and Fred Juden (12) also scored in dou- speci c goals in mind. As long as he gives his best effort COURTESY PHOTO ble- gures. each day, he feels con dent the results will follow. St. John’s Prep senior Ryan Garlitz earned his ENGLISH, B2 GARLITZ, B2 200th career wrestling win last Saturday. Hot shooting, solid defense key in win for Saugus girls basketball

Marissa Stockwell led the way for points at halftime before distanc- SCHOOL ROUNDUP Saugus, hitting ve 3-pointers en ing itself just enough in the second By Mike Alongi route to a career-high 17 points. Ales- half. Naudia Resnek led a balanced ITEM STAFF sia Salzillo added 14 points, while offense with nine points and tallied Taylor Bogdanski contributed eight ve steals. Amya Liburd, Destiny The Saugus girls basketball team points. Guzman and Tatiana Megie-Mad- got back to .500 on the year with a Saugus (6-6) hosts English Thurs- drey each scored eight points. Resnek solid 49-32 win over Northeastern day. and Megie-Maddrey each swiped four Conference foe Classical on the road Classical (7-5) plays on the road at steals. Tuesday night. The Sachems bene t- Gloucester Friday. Marblehead 50, Salem 31 ed from some great shooting and sol- “Saugus just completely outplayed The Magicians had 12 players score id defense all night long. us tonight,” said Classical coach in the win, which improved them to “We did everything we needed to Tom Sawyer. “Two of their players 6-6 on the season. Maddy Lowy led do on defense tonight,” said Saugus combined for 31 points, and we only Marblehead with 11 points, while coach Mark Schruender. “And when scored 32 as a team. We’ll have to Darcy O’Sullivan had eight points you combine that with a good shoot- turn that around Friday.” and Emily Clough had six points. ing performance, it usually ends well GIRLS BASKETBALL Kathryn Percy scored two points and for you. Classical is always a tough, KIPP 39, PMA 34 played great defense in the win. Marblehead will go for its fth ITEM FILE PHOTO well-coached team, so we needed a The Panthers (8-3) came away with straight win Friday at Danvers. performance like this to pull out the a hard-fought Commonwealth Athlet- Saugus’ Alessia Salzillo scored 14 points in a win.” ic Conference win. KIPP led by three ROUNDUP, B2 win over Classical Tuesday night. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 Tech boys rally from 15 down to beat Chelsea in thriller TECH run at the end of the quarter by From B1 Chelsea kept the Tigers at bay for the time being. Senior guard Buba Ceesay just But Tech continued to battle in the missed a double-double with 15 fourth quarter, and the Tigers finally points and nine rebounds, while took their first lead of the game with Abellard put up an impressive 10 2:45 to go on a layup by Gaston. It points and 14 rebounds. Senior didn’t last long at first, and lead guard Jhoan Ortega added nine changed hands several times over points and Gaston finished the game the last two minutes of play. After a with seven points and two rebounds. big defensive stop with the game Things didn’t get off to the best tied 61-61, Tech got the ball back start for the Tigers, who fell behind with less than 15 seconds to go and by eight points early in the first set up the game-winning shot for quarter. Despite a small rally toward Gaston. the end of the quarter that was The win was a big one for the Ti- spurred on by Abellard, Chelsea still gers, not only because it came against held a 16-8 lead after one. a Division 1 opponent but also be- The deficit got worse in the second cause Patrick thinks it could kick- quarter, but the Tigers once again start a serious run for Tech. got some strong play from Abellard “I’ve been around a lot of basket- and Ceesay. Some foul trouble helped ball at all levels, and I’m telling you Chelsea stretch its lead to as many that this is one of those wins where as 15 points before going into half- we could win every game for the rest time with a 33-21 lead. of the season,” said Patrick. “We have Things started to change for Tech four teams on our schedule going in the third quarter, mainly because forward that we’ve already beaten Wallace came alive on the offensive this year, so we know we can get the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE end. Wallace scored eight points in job done.” Tech senior forward Rob Wallace (left) had 19 points and 10 rebounds in a win the quarter to help cut the deficit to The Tigers (4-8) play on the road at over Chelsea Tuesday. as little as three points, but a small Essex Tech Friday. Linton scores his 1,000th point in win over Swampscott ENGLISH foot on the gas on both ends, From B1 holding Swampscott to just five points. At halftime, En- Things got out of Swamp- glish led 50-12. scott’s grasp early. The The Bulldogs coasted Bulldogs scored the first 10 through the second half for points of the night on a pair the 89-49 win. of threes and a pair of bas- Although English sealed kets. Byrne netted a 3-point- its postseason bid, the work er to put Swampscott on the doesn’t stop here. The Bull- board. Midway through the dogs would prefer to put off quarter, Linton drove to the traveling in the postseason basket, drew a foul as he for as many rounds as they made a bucket and swished can. English (11-1) hosts his freebie for his 1000th Saugus Thursday (7). point. “Now it’s the seeding part,” English ended the first Anderson. “In Division 1 quarter with a commanding North, every game’s a brawl. 30-7 lead. You have to be able to duck “Most of English’s team one or two. That’s all on how can shoot the basketball,” you’re seeded and how you Fucile said. “When they finish the season. If we take put the ball on the floor it’s care of business like we’re tough to guard the shooters capable of, we’ll be alright.” and the penetration at the Swampscott (4-7) looks to same time. They’re an excit- end a five-game skid Friday ing basketball team. They’re (7) at Revere. going to do very well in the “Revere’s playing pretty state tournament. It was well this year,” Fucile said. good to play a team like En- “It should be a good game. glish so we can see the lev- We’re at a similar level. Last el they play at and where year that was our only NEC we’re at.” win. They know that too and ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE It didn’t get any better for I think they’re going to come Swampscott in the second ready to protect their gym. I Alonzo Linton (center) became the eighth boys basketball player in English history to score 1,000 ca- quarter. English kept its look forward to it.” reer points. Swampscott girls beat English on the road

SWAMPSCOTT have right now.” From B1 Watts finally got Swampscott back on the Swampscott took control board in the third with a early thanks to two steals key 3-pointer that helped by Grace DiGrande and the Big Blue get back on an offensive rebound by track. From there Swamp- Ella Sprague. Midway scott’s defense was domi- through the first quarter nant, allowing just four Katie Watts hit a 3-point- points the rest of the way. ITEM FILE PHOTO er to put the Big Blue “We were struggling at ahead 7-2. the beginning of the Salem’s Guillermo Pimentel had 12 points and 10 After leading 13-6 head- game,” Leonard said. “I assists in a win over Marblehead. ing into the second quar- think they were getting a ter, the Big Blue extended little too much penetra- their lead. Sophie Di- tion. We just talked about Salem boys basketball Grande added a basket getting in to help, clogging and 3-pointer and Rosa up the paint and forcing added a three of her own ITEM FILE PHOTO their drivers to have to qualifies for tournament to help Swampscott take a Grace DiGrande had a solid defensive game for kick out. It worked and we nine-point edge. The Big Swampscott in a win over English Tuesday. did a fantastic job to close ROUNDUP Blue kept their feet on the the game.” From B1 gas, carrying a 24-15 lead Leading by eight at the Thanks to their defense, Blue started to heat up into the half. start of the fourth quarter, BOYS BASKETBALL the Bulldogs clawed back again. “We knew English was a Rosa and Sophie DiGrande Classical 70, Saugus 46 tough team,” Leonard into the game in the third “We will watch the film took over for the Big Blue. The Rams got another 20-point performance from said. “We knew coming quarter. Stacy Abreu (nine and critique possessions,” The two combined for 12 Jaylen Johnson as they rolled to victory on the road. out in the third quarter points, eight rebounds) Charles said. “We just points in the final minutes Deontae Plouffe added 11 points in the win. they were going to go converted an and-one and don’t value possessions to put the game out of Classical (8-3) hosts Gloucester Friday. right at us. We just talked added another basket to enough. We aren’t working reach. For Saugus, Christian Correia led the way with 16 about fighting through help cut Swampscott’s hard enough either. You Both teams are back in points. Joe Lusso added 12 points, while Kenny Okoye adversity and weathering lead to 24-20 late in the have to be consistent. action later this week with had eight rebounds and four blocks in the loss. the storm. We wanted to third quarter. But that That’s what you usually NEC tilts. The Big Blue The Sachems (1-10) travel to Lynn English Thursday. stick to our game plan was just about all the of- get with a young team is a (9-1) will host Revere Fri- Salem 56, Marblehead 43 and it turned out well for fense English could put lack of consistency. I think day (7) while English vis- Behind a 14-point effort from Tommy Beauregard, the us.” together before the Big that’s the biggest issue we its Saugus Thursday (7). Witches came away with their tournament-clinching 10th win of the season. “It’s a great accomplishment anytime you can make it into the tournament,” said Salem coach Tom Doyle. Ryan Garlitz earns 200th career wrestling win “To get it done this early in the schedule is a really good GARLITZ Garlitz won the Marshfield and Wo- dent-Athlete of the Month last feeling. Hopefully we can continue to build off of this.” Guillermo Pimentel had a double-double with 12 From B1 burn Tournaments, placed first at March and is currently weighing the Division 1 North sectional and his college options. He’s considering points and 10 assists, while Bobby Jellison added 12 points in the win. “I didn’t want anything more than won the Division 1 state champion- Bucknell, Maryland and New York Salem (10-2) travels to Beverly Friday. coming into practice every day and ship (at 132 pounds). A three-time University. Garlitz hopes to continue Winthrop 72, Revere 61 work my hardest,” Garlitz said. “If I Catholic Conference All-Star, Garlitz his wrestling career at the collegiate The Vikings overcame a 10-point deficit at halftime do that, I think everything else will entered this season with 169 wins level. and outscored Revere 45-24 in the second half. Chrono fall into place. and 109 pins. Balancing academics with wres- Washington led Winthrop with 23 points. Engjell Ra- “My mentality is to stay calm, go Garlitz credited longtime St. John’s tling presents its challenges, so Gar- madani (14), Brayan Rodriguez (11), Chris Castro (10) out there and wrestle as hard as I Prep coach Manny Costa for helping litz plans ahead and makes effective and Cam Conway (nine) also made key baskets in the can every time, and don’t hold any- him reach his success. use of his time. winning effort. thing back,” he added. “I try to have “Coach Costa has played a big role,” “Time management’s definitely im- The Vikings are back in action Friday night (7) when my teammates think the same way Garlitz said. “He’s always pushing portant,” Garlitz said. “Typically if I they visit Malden. as well. If they’re confident and trust me and the team to do better with have a set schedule I can get every- TRACK their abilities to wrestle as well as the little things we can work on. That thing done and it doesn’t become too St. John’s 65, Xaverian 30 they can, that’s how we’ll perform has definitely played a big role in my stressful or too much of a problem.” St. John’s featured five first-place winners in Sean best as a team.” success and the team’s success.” Garlitz and the Eagles are back in Majeski (55 hurdle, 8.01 seconds), Harry Portorreal There wasn’t much Garlitz didn’t Garlitz’s academic achievements action Wednesday evening (6) when (300 meter, 38.98 seconds), Geddes Donlon (600 meter, accomplish last winter as a junior, are equally impressive. He was they travel to Catholic Memorial for 1:28.50), Jack Curtin (long jump, 21 feet, two inches) when he went 58-2 with 47 pins. named a Moynihan Lumber Stu- a Catholic Conference meet. and Nate Beucler (shot put, 44 feet, 11 inches). WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY Tech at Minuteman (3) Boys Hockey Track Winthrop at Peabody (5:15) English at Swampscott (4) Somerville at Revere (5:30) Beverly at Revere (7) St. John’s at Malden Catholic (6) Classical at Winthrop (at Revere, 7) Danvers at Marblehead (at Salem Gymnastics State, 6:30) Winthrop at Essex Tech (6) Lynn at Swampscott (at Salem State, 8:15) THURSDAY Girls Hockey Boys Basketball Winthrop at Beverly (4) Saugus at English (7) Peabody at Melrose (6) Girls Basketball Stoneham at St. Mary’s (8) Winthrop at Lynnfield (6:30) Boys Basketball English at Saugus (7) Malden Catholic at St. John’s (6) Gymnastics Girls Basketball Beverly at Marblehead (8) Revere at Melrose (5:30) Track Wrestling Danvers at Peabody (4) Lynnfield at Georgetown (5) Saugus at Salem (at Peabody, 4) St. John’s at Catholic Memorial (6) Marblehead at Everett (at Somerville, 7) Peabody/Saugus at Swampscott Swimming (6:30) East Boston at Revere (3:30) Swimming English at Salem (7)

SPORTS BRIEFS Learn to Skate held at Classical on the fol- lowing dates and times: Jan. program 26 (8:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m.), Feb. 9 (1:30-2:30). Session II of Lynn Youth The goal is to help players Hockey’s Learn To Skate of all levels improve in their program runs through Mar. basketball skills (ball han- 23 (a total of 12 sessions). dling, shooting, passing, Each session begins at 9:30 defense, etc…) in a fun envi- a.m. and runs through 11:20 ronment. Game-play will a.m. The cost is $125 (plus also be included. For more any USA Hockey fees if information, contact Helen applicable). Equipment Ridley at ridleytopflightbas- needed includes hockey hel- [email protected]. met, elbow and knee pads, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS skates and warm/waterproof Sony Michel (left) has put up back-to-back 100-yard rushing performances in the playoffs this season. gloves and pants. For more NSSUA softball information, visit www.lynn- umpire training youthhockey.com. The North Shore Softball Hurdles finally cleared, Patriots set to Umpire Association (NSSUA) Classical girls will run softball umpire basketball clinics schools through January and head to their third straight Super Bowl February. The school will cer- The Classical girls basket- tify umpires to for high FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Tom Brady to occurred both on and off the field next two, but then suffered a fluky ball coaching staff (varsity School and recreation smiled his way through the week for this latest incarnation of the Pa- last-second loss at Miami. coaches Tom Sawyer and leagues throughout the leading up to Sunday’s AFC champi- triots. That was followed by a loss at Pitts- Helen Ridley, and junior North Shore. Classes will be onship game, mostly brushing aside The offseason saw the departure of burgh and the abrupt loss of Gordon varsity coach Rob Smith), set up to try and accommo- questions about being an underdog several key players from last year’s when he was suspended indefinitely with assistance from cur- date all candidates, with rent members of the team, classes running on Satur- for one of the few times during the team that came up short in a Super by the NFL for violating an agree- is excited to offer four free days, Sundays and Monday Patriots’ unprecedented run of titles. Bowl loss to Philadelphia. Receiv- ment that allowed him to play after basketball clinics for Lynn Nights. For more information But when Rex Burkhead crossed er Brandin Cooks was traded to the multiple drug suspensions. girls in grades four through please contact Roy Ballard at the goal line for a 2-yard touchdown Rams and cornerback Malcolm But- Still, despite facing the prospect of eight. The clinics will be [email protected]. to give New England a 37-31 over- ler, running back Dion Lewis, receiv- not having their usual home-field ad- time win over the Kansas City Chiefs, er Danny Amendola, and offensive vantage in the postseason, the Patri- Brady let joy alter his usual coy de- linemen Nate Solder and Cam Flem- ots rediscovered their run game and TV/RADIO meanor. ing all left in free agency. offensive efficiency during wins over TV He ripped off his helmet and leapt Then came news that stalwart re- the Bills and Jets to close the regular NBA wildly in the air as his teammates ceiver Julian Edelman would be sus- season. 7:30 p.m...... Cleveland at Boston...... NBCSB rushed the field around him. The Pa- pended for the first four games of Brady threw for four touchdowns 8 p.m...... San Antonio at Philadelphia...... ESPN triots were heading back to another the regular season for violating the and had his highest quarterback 10:30 p.m...... Denver at Utah...... ESPN Super Bowl. league’s policy on performance en- rating of the season in the 38-3 vic- Men’s College Basketball It will mark their third straight ap- hancers. tory over the Jets. It set the stage 6:30 p.m...... Providence at Xavier...... FS1 pearance for the Patriots and ninth It helped contribute to a surprise for a vintage performance by Brady 7 p.m...... Georgia at LSU...... SEC Network overall for Brady, who again will be 1-2 start and the first — albeit small in their divisional-round playoff win 7 p.m...... Purdue at Ohio State...... Big Ten Network chasing a record sixth ring. — signs of age for the 41-year-old over the Chargers. And on Sunday 7 p.m...... St. Bonaventure at UMass...... NESN A victory over the NFC champion Brady. against Kansas City, he had 348 7 p.m...... Tennessee at Vanderbilt...... ESPN2 7 p.m...... Texas at TCU...... ESPNU Los Angeles Rams would also put an New England took a chance and yards passing despite throwing two 7 p.m...... VCU at Rhode Island...... CBSSN emphatic stamp on what may have traded for receiver Josh Gordon after interceptions. 9 p.m...... Loyola Chicago at Missouri St...... CBSSN been the Patriots’ toughest road to a Cleveland decided it was time to part He also got support from a resur- 9 p.m...... Missouri at Arkansas...... SEC Network Super Bowl since Brady and Bill Beli- ways with him. His arrival helped gent defense and revamped rushing 9 p.m...... Oklahoma at Oklahoma St...... ESPNU chick earned their first ring together calm things and contributed to six attack on offense. The latter has got- 9 p.m...... Wisconsin at Illinois...... Big Ten Network in 2001. consecutive victories. ten back-to-back 100-yard rushing 11 p.m...... Colorado St. at Nevada...... CBSSN “The odds were stacked against us. But questions returned after a lop- games from rookie Sony Michel, who Women’s College Basketball It hasn’t been that way in a while and sided Week 10 loss at Tennessee that set a rookie NFL playoff record with 11 a.m...... Binghamton at UMass Lowell...... NESN it certainly was this year,” Brady said. exposed vulnerabilities on both sides five touchdowns in his first two post- 6 p.m...... Army at Holy Cross...... NESN Plus The obstacles that Brady referred of the ball. The Patriots won their season games. 8 p.m...... Kansas at Texas...... Longhorn Network Figure Skating 4:30 p.m...... European Championships...... NBCSN Golf After tough year, Gronk coming alive at right time 2 p.m...... Web.com: Bahamas Great Abaco Classic...... Golf 11 p.m...... European: Omega Dubai Desert Classic...... Golf FOXBOROUGH (AP) — After the Chiefs took NHL Even as Rob Gronkowski their first lead, New En- 7:30 p.m...... Washington at Toronto...... NBCSN turned in a vintage perfor- gland responded with a 10 p.m...... Nashville at Vegas...... NBCSN mance with his big grabs 10-play, 75-yard drive that Tennis down the stretch in the ended with Gronkowski 10 p.m...... Australian Open (women’s semifinals)...... ESPN2 AFC championship game, pushing aside Kansas City Radio the veteran Patriots tight linebacker Justin Houston NBA end also did plenty of dirty on fourth-and-inches and 7:30 p.m...... Cleveland at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 work. allowing Sony Michel to jog Gronk the blocker? The into the end zone from 10 label didn’t fit in the past. yards out. NHL But this season, one of the Gronk’s future beyond EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE best receiving tight ends this season is once again an Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA in NFL history and Tom open question. He will be Tampa Bay 49 37 10 2 76 199 140 Winnipeg 48 31 15 2 64 167 134 Brady’s longtime favorite entering the final season of Toronto 48 29 17 2 60 168 137 Nashville 51 29 18 4 62 159 134 Boston 49 27 17 5 59 143 128 Minnesota 49 25 21 3 53 137 140 target made some big con- a six-year contract in 2019 Montreal 50 27 18 5 59 152 148 Dallas 49 24 21 4 52 126 128 tributions to the Patriots’ and is scheduled to make Buffalo 48 24 18 6 54 140 144 Colorado 49 22 19 8 52 167 157 Florida 48 20 20 8 48 152 170 St. Louis 48 21 22 5 47 134 148 rejuvenated running game. about $9 million. Before the Ottawa 50 19 26 5 43 156 187 Chicago 50 17 24 9 43 153 188 “Whatever coaches call, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS season, he acknowledged Detroit 50 18 25 7 43 142 170 Pacific Division whatever plays we call he would like to rework the Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Rob Gronkowski (right) is getting hot at the GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 50 32 13 5 69 187 143 ... blocking, receiving, no deal, and he skipped a vol- N.Y. Islanders 48 29 15 4 62 145 119 San Jose 52 29 16 7 65 187 167 matter what is, whatever right time for the Patriots as New England heads untary offseason workout. Washington 49 27 16 6 60 168 156 Vegas 51 29 18 4 62 156 138 to another Super Bowl. Columbus 48 28 17 3 59 154 146 Vancouver 50 23 21 6 52 145 156 play is called, just got to go He later had bonus incen- Pittsburgh 48 26 16 6 58 169 146 Anaheim 50 21 20 9 51 119 148 out there and do your job,” tives added to his contract. Carolina 48 23 20 5 51 133 144 Arizona 49 23 22 4 50 131 140 Gronkowski said. downs. part of his game. He’d be missed if he N.Y. Rangers 48 21 20 7 49 139 164 Edmonton 49 23 23 3 49 142 160 Philadelphia 48 19 23 6 44 139 169 Los Angeles 50 20 26 4 44 114 150 It was an underwhelm- But Gronk did more of the “He’s one of the most dom- doesn’t return. After a New Jersey 48 18 23 7 43 140 164 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. ing season statistically for things that don’t appear on inant blocking tight ends quiet performance in the the stat sheet. And he’s fine in the league,” Brady said. Tuesday’s Games Washington at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Gronkowski, who contem- Patriots’ divisional play- San Jose 7, Washington 6, OT Minnesota at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. plated retirement after last with that as he heads into “He’s a threat any time he’s off win over the Chargers, Arizona 3, Ottawa 2 Nashville at Vegas, 10 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. St. Louis at Anaheim, 10 p.m. year’s Super Bowl loss. He a Super Bowl matchup with out there.” Gronkowski was target- Detroit at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Thursday’s Games appeared in 13 games as the Rams eyeing the third One of his biggest plays in ed a season-high 11 times Carolina at Calgary, 9 p.m. No games scheduled Wednesday’s Games Friday’s Games he fought through nagging ring in his nine-year career. the Patriots’ overtime victo- against the Chiefs, catch- Arizona at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. No games scheduled back and ankle injuries, fin- Brady said Gronkowski’s ry over Kansas City for the ing six passes for 79 yards ishing with 47 catches for ability as a blocker might AFC title came in the run and coming up with big NBA 682 yards and three touch- be the most underrated game. grabs down the stretch. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Mariano Rivera first unanimous pick for MLB Hall Toronto 36 13 .735 — Houston 26 20 .565 — Philadelphia 31 17 .646 4½ San Antonio 27 21 .563 — Boston 29 18 .617 6 New Orleans 22 25 .468 4½ NEW YORK (AP) — Mariano Rive- he won five World Series over 19 sea- writers’ ballot. He and Baines will Brooklyn 25 23 .521 10½ Dallas 20 26 .435 6 ra has become baseball’s first unani- sons with the New York Yankees. He join 2014 inductee Frank Thomas as New York 10 35 .222 24 Memphis 19 28 .404 7½ Southeast Division Northwest Division mous Hall of Fame selection, elected was always at his best in October, the only Hall of Famers to play the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Tuesday along with Roy Halladay, getting 42 saves with a 0.70 ERA majority of their games at designat- Miami 22 23 .489 — Denver 31 14 .689 — Edgar Martinez and Mike Mussina. over 16 postseasons, including 11 ed hitter. David Ortiz will be eligible Charlotte 22 24 .478 ½ Oklahoma City 29 18 .617 3 Washington 20 26 .435 2½ Portland 29 20 .592 4 Rivera received all 425 votes in bal- saves in the World Series. in 2022. Orlando 20 27 .426 3 Utah 26 22 .542 6½ loting by the Baseball Writers’ Asso- Halladay, an ace with the Toronto Mussina was a steady right-hander Atlanta 14 32 .304 8½ Minnesota 22 24 .478 9½ Central Division Pacific Division ciation of America announced. The Blue Jays and Philadelphia Phillies, for the Yankees and Baltimore Ori- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB quartet will be enshrined in Cooper- got 85.4 percent and will be the first oles who went 270-153 with 2,813 Milwaukee 34 12 .739 — Golden State 33 14 .702 — Indiana 31 15 .674 3 L.A. Clippers 25 21 .543 7½ stown along with Today’s Game Era posthumous inductee since Deacon strikeouts over 18 seasons. He re- Detroit 20 26 .435 14 L.A. Lakers 25 23 .521 8½ Committee selections Harold Baines White in 2013 and Ron Santo in 2012. ceived 76.7 percent, getting seven Chicago 11 36 .234 23½ Sacramento 24 24 .500 9½ Cleveland 9 39 .188 26 Phoenix 11 37 .229 22½ and Lee Smith on July 21. Halladay died in November 2017 at more votes than the 319 required for Ken Griffey Jr. held the mark for 40 years old when an airplane he was election. Tuesday’s Games Houston at New York, 7:30 p.m. Toronto 120, Sacramento 105 L.A. Clippers at Miami, 7:30 p.m. top percentage at 99.32 when he was flying crashed into the Gulf of Mexico Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens Oklahoma City 123, Portland 114 Orlando at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. on 437 of 440 ballots two years ago. off the coast of Florida. made gains but again fell short in L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Atlanta at Chicago, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Charlotte at Memphis, 8 p.m. Rivera is baseball’s career saves Martinez was a .312 hitter over 18 their seventh times on the ballot. Wednesday’s Games Detroit at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Bonds got 59.1 percent and Clemens Toronto at Indiana, 7 p.m. San Antonio at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. leader with 652. With a steady de- seasons with Seattle. He got 85.4 per- Cleveland at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Denver at Utah, 10:30 p.m. meanor and a fearsome cut fastball, cent in his 10th and final try on the 59.5. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 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 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A physical outlet will help tem- Get fired up and get things Opportunities will arise through Mix business with pleasure to Pay more attention to yourself Be open to trying new things, per an emotional situation. done. Don’t let minor set- a connection you make while get ahead. Not everyone will and your needs. A makeover or but don’t be gullible if some- Concentrate on what needs to backs or negative people slow doing something physical. Re- favor what you propose, but quality time spent with a loved one offers something unrealis- be done, and don’t stop un- you down. Your accomplish- fuse to let a jealous person use those who do will offer enough one will help you deal with the tic. Do your own research and til you are satisfied with your ments will encourage positive emotional tactics to lower your support to help you reach your responsibilities hanging over depend on your resources to progress. change. self-esteem. Love who you are. goal. Romance is highlighted. your head. get things done properly. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don’t share your feelings. You’ll learn from someone with Don’t settle for less when you Self-deception can be costly. Education will help you bring CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Someone will use what you tell more experience if you network can have so much more. Look Don’t fall into a trap someone about the changes you want A steady pace forward will them to make you look or feel or attend a meeting or lecture. at the possibilities and try sets. Talk to an experienced to make in your life. Don’t pro- bring the best results. Don’t be bad. If you focus on what you If you keep an open mind and something new. A partnership colleague to discover the best crastinate when you should be tempted by what others do or can do for others, good karma listen carefully, it will lead to should enhance your life, not way to deal with adversity and taking the initiative to make say. Follow what works best for will come your way. personal improvements. limit what you can do. emotional blackmail. things happen. you and keep moving ahead.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Kiss shared with a co-worker puts marriage on shakier ground Whether to cover or not to cover DEAR ABBY: I may be self AND TO MIKE to talk To cover, or not to cover, that king, it would have to take a having a midlife crisis. I’m Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van to a counselor and explore is the question: Whether ‘tis trick. Covering could have cost not happy in my marriage Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, what your sexual orienta- nobler in the mind to suffer if South had A-Q-10-8-x-x of and haven’t been for quite and was founded by her mother, tion is. If you and Mike the slings and arrows of out- hearts and A-K-x of diamonds. some time. I pray every Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at have worked through your rageous finessing fortune. Then he might have picked up night that my husband other differences, only the DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los When a defender is decid- the heart suit without loss. will find someone else so two of you can decide ing whether or not to cover he will leave our marriage. Angeles, CA 90069. whether to resume your re- However, when East did not an honor with an honor, his I tried to leave him before, lationship or just be cover, declarer ran the jack, but financially I couldn’t friends. (Friendships have usual guideline is to cover the played a heart to his queen, feels the same emptiness break off with him. make it. I’m now at the been known to sometimes last of touching honors, or to cashed the heart ace and led The crush didn’t work point where I don’t care that you do. It would be last longer than romantic cover the only honor. But what another heart. South lost only better for both of you if you out. Now, more than a year about the financial side of relationships.) if that risks losing a trick that one heart and one club. tried counseling to see if later, Mike and I are close it. might have been gained by If East does cover, South I recently kissed a it’s possible to heal your friends. I visited him re- DEAR ABBY: My ques- not covering? marriage before you run cently and realized I still wins with his ace, but, unable co-worker. It was really tion is, is it ethical to “try” In this deal, West leads the to get to the dummy, loses two hot, heavy and I want out the door. have feelings for him. I the fruit at the grocery club king against four hearts. want to get back together, hearts, one diamond and one more. I haven’t felt this I caution you about in- store? I am amazed at the South wins with dummy’s ace but I don’t think I should club. Then North will wish he alive in years. My co-work- volving yourself in a work- number of shoppers who and calls for the heart jack. place romance while you say it unless I am 100 per- had bid three no-trump. er is not the reason I want open the bags of grapes Should East cover? are feeling this needy. If it cent certain I won’t break a divorce, but now, feeling and help themselves to a This is the same deal as in doesn’t work out — and up with him again. desired by someone makes snack. Shouldn’t they buy yesterday’s column, when we me want out even more. most of them don’t — you Abby, I wonder if I might without sampling? saw West go down three in But I’m a coward. I don’t could find yourself not be gay. I don’t know what know how to tell my hus- only without a husband to do. I love Mike, but I’m CRAIG IN FLORIDA three clubs doubled. When it paranoid that I’ll eventu- was played in a duplicate, the band I’m no longer in love but also a job. DEAR CRAIG: Theoret- ally regret getting back first five calls were the same with him. ically, shoppers should buy together with him. I at almost every table. Then, DEAR ABBY: I dated a without sampling. Talk to COWARD IN THE couldn’t betray his trust man I’ll call Mike for sev- the manager of the grocery most Souths immediately re- SOUTH again. What should I do? eral years. We eventually store about it. Some estab- bid three hearts, letting East- West off the hook. DEAR COWARD: Not broke up because of dis- CONFUSED lishments leave a bag of The rule says to cover the knowing you, I can’t deter- tance and a difference of 20-SOMETHING grapes, cherries, etc. open mine whether you may be opinion about where we for shoppers to sample to heart jack because it is the having a midlife crisis. wanted to live. I also had DEAR CONFUSED: see if they would like to only honor, but most Easts However, you definitely do developed a crush on a fe- You may be gay; you might buy. If that’s not happen- did not cover, because they need to talk to your hus- male friend, which con- also be bisexual or simply ing in the store you patron- knew that if they retained their band, if only to ask if he tributed to my decision to curious. You owe it to your- ize, consider suggesting it.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Docket No. ES19P0032EA Premises: 13 Michigan Terrace, Lynn, MA 01902 Essex Probate and Family Court By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage 36 Federal Street By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain given by Laurie A. Horgan to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Salem, MA 01970 mortgage given by Andre Robinson and Amy Robinson to CCO Mortgage Corp, and nominee for Mortgage Financial, Inc. dated March 9, 2005, recorded at the Essex (978)744-1020 now held by Citizens Bank N.A. f/k/a RBS Citizens N.A. s/b/m CCO Mortgage County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24050, Page 442, as Corp., said mortgage dated December 1, 2006 and recorded in the Essex County affected by Loan Modification Agreement dated December 28, 2016 and recorded (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26356, Page 359,for breach of the at Book 35755, Page 320; said mortgage was then assigned to Saxon Mortgage Estate of: conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be Services, Inc. by virtue of an assignment dated October 21, 2009, and recorded in Andrew DiMaso sold at Public Auction on February 6, 2019 at 1:00PM Local Time upon the Book 29040, Page 299; and further assigned to Nationstar Mortgage LLC by virtue Date of Death: 06/23/1990 premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: of an assignment dated January 21, 2016, and recorded in Book 34984, Page To all interested persons: 146; of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal The Land, with the buildings thereon, known as 13 Michigan Terrace, Lynn, conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be Representative has been filed by: Massachusetts, being shown as Lots A and B on Plan of Land entitled "Lynn, sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at 10:00 AM on January 30, 2019, on the mortgaged Mary A. Penney of North Andover MA Mass., Sub-division of land owned by Mildred C. & Philip R. Richard, R. W. Reid, premises. This property has the address of 145 Jenness Street, Lynn, MA 01904. requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief C.E., Lynnfield, Mass., Scale 1"= 20' dated June 11, 1984" recorded with Essex The entire mortgaged premises, all and singular, the premises as described in said as requested in the Petition. South District Registry of Deeds as Plan No. 98 of 1984 in Book 7450, Page 198, mortgage: PARCEL 1 The land in said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, The Petitioner requests that: bounded and described as follows: shown as Lot 5A on "Plan of Land belonging to J.R.and G.O. Bergstron," dated Mary A. Penney of North Andover MA April 20, 1951, W.B. Hilton, C.E., recorded in Book 3825, Page 175. PARCEL 2 A be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety NORTHERLY by Seymour Avenue, as shown on said plan, eighty-six and 52/100 parcel of land containing 800 square feet being shown as Parcel 1 on land for on the bond in an unsupervised administration. (86.52) feet; relocation, portion of Sluice Road, Lynn, Mass., dated November 17, 1961, IMPORTANT NOTICE Joseph J. Macione Civil Engineer,"said plan recorded Essex South Registry of You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the EASTERLY by land now or formerly of Colantuno adn Cardillo, as shown on said Deeds, Book 4884, Page 61. Subject to a slope easement reserved in deed Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney plan, One Hundred Twenty-Six and 12/100 (126.12) feet; recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 4884, Page 66. Being the must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on same premises conveyed tome by deed Roy J. Coleman, dated May 30, 2003 and the return day of 02/20/2019. SOUTHERLY by Michigan Terrace, as shown on said plan, Fifty-four and 35/100 recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 20923, Page 463. Subject to This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written (54.35) feet; and with the benefit of easements, reservation, restrictions, and taking of record, if appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a any, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. In the event of any timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections WESTERLY by land now or formerly of Faia and Corsaro, as shown on said plan, typographical error set forth herein in the legal description of the premises, the within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice One Hundred Thirty and 12/100 (130.12) feet. description as set forth and contained in the mortgage shall control by reference. to you. Together with all the improvements now or hereafter erected on the property and UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Containing 8,880 square feet of land, more or less, according to said plan. all easements, rights, appurtenances, rents, royalties, mineral, oil and gas rights PROBATE CODE (MUPC) and profits, water rights and stock and all fixtures now or hereafter a part of the A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised For my title see deed recorded herewithin. property. All replacements and additions shall also be covered by this sale. Terms administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the of Sale: Said premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in assessments, tax sales, tax titles and other municipal liens and water or sewer administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the the event of a typographical error in this publication. liens and State or County transfer fees, if any there are, and TEN THOUSAND Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and DOLLARS($10,000.00) in cashier's or certified check will be required to be paid expenses of administration. For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated December 1, 2006 and recorded in by the purchaser at the time and place of the sale as a deposit and the balance in WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26356, Page 357. cashier's or certified check will be due in thirty (30) days, at the offices of Doonan, Date: January 09, 2019 Graves & Longoria, LLC ("DG&L"), time being of the essence. The Mortgagee Pamela Casey O'Brien TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by public proclamation at Register of Probate encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, the time and date appointed for the sale and to further postpone at any adjourned Item: January 23, 2019 which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. sale-date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the adjourned sale date. The premises is to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid easements, restrictions, leases, tenancies, and rights of possession, building and THE TRIAL COURT in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place zoning laws, encumbrances,condominium liens, if any and all other claim in the PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in nature of liens, if any there be. In the event that the successful bidder at the Docket No. ES18C0268CA cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days foreclosure sale shall default in purchasing the within described property according CITATION ON after the date of sale. to the terms of this Notice of Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale PETITION TO CHANGE NAME executed at the time of foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right tosell the Other terms to be announced at the sale. property by foreclosure deed to the second highest bidder,providing that said Essex Probate and Family Court second highest bidder shall deposit with the Mortgagee's attorneys, the amount of 36 Federal Street Street Brock & Scott, PLLC the required deposit as set forth herein. If the second highest bidder declines to Salem, MA 01970 1080 Main Street, Suite 200 purchase the within described property,the Mortgagee reserves the right to (978)744-1020 Pawtucket, RI 02860 purchase the within described property at the amount bid by the second highest Attorney for Citizens Bank N.A. f/k/a RBS Citizens N.A. s/b/m CCO Mortgage Corp. bidder. The foreclosure deed and the consideration paid by the successful bidder In the matter of: Fotis Bill Andreo Present Holder of the Mortgage shall be held in escrow by DG&L,(hereinafter called the "Escrow Agent") until the A Petition to Change Name of Adult has been filed by 401-217-8701 deed shall be released from escrow to the successful bidder at the same time as Fotis Bill Andreo of Lynn MA Item: December 9, 16, 23, 2019 the consideration is released to the Mortgagee, whereupon all obligations of the requesting that the court enter a Decree changing their name to Escrow Agent shall be deemed to have been properly fulfilled and the Escrow Fotis Bill Andromidas Agent shall be discharged. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. IMPORTANT NOTICE Any person may appear for purposes of objecting to the petition by filing an Dated: December 31, 2018 appearance at: Essex Probate and Family Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of PUBLIC NOTICE: 4BS1654A Nationstar Mortgage LLC 02/19/2019. By its Attorney This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written T-Mobile Northeast, LLC is proposing to modify an existing installation a 105-foot DOONAN, GRAVES &LONGORIA, LLC, appearance if you object to this proceeding. building at 170 South Common Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts. Public 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D, Witness, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. comments regarding the potential effects from this site on historic properties may Beverly, MA 01915 (978)921-2670 Date: January 15, 2019 be submitted within 30-days from the date of this publication to: Amanda Sabol - www.dgandl.com 8152.45 (HORGAN) 01-09-19, 01-16-19, 01-23-19 Pamela Casey O'Brien CBRE, 70 West Red Oak Lane, White Plains, NY 10604, Item: January 9, 16, 23, 2019 Register of Probate [email protected] or (914) 694-9600. Item: January 23, 2019 Item: January 23, 2019 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Judge rejects GOP victory claim in disputed North Carolina race

By Emery P. Dalesio be in the best position to ocrats around the country ASSOCIATED PRESS weigh the factual and le- in election disputes, said gal issues” to conclude the some states such as Florida RALEIGH, N.C. — A rightful winner, Ridgeway have laws placing a priority North Carolina judge ruled said after two hours of ar- on elections being deter- Tuesday that there weren’t guments. “The court con- mined quickly, while other grounds for him to step in cludes that the petitioners states such as Minnesota and declare victory for the have not shown a clear allow more time for reso- Republican in the country’s right to the extraordinary lutions that conclusively last undecided congres- relief” Harris requested. decide the rightful winner. sional race amid an inves- Democrats who this “North Carolina has tigation into whether his month took control of made a judgment to be a lead was boosted by illegal the U.S. House said they get-it-done-right state. In vote-collection tactics. wouldn’t seat Harris with- doing so, it has set forth a Superior Court Judge out an investigation into very, very clear set of dead- Paul Ridgeway rejected the allegations, and sug- lines that are put on pause, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a lawsuit by Republican gested they may examine or on hiatus, pending a pro- Mark Harris insisting he be test,” Elias said. The court’s decision Tuesday to take on the appeal filed by three New the dispute no matter what declared the winner. Harris the state elections board North Carolina’s York residents and New York’s National Rifle Association affiliate could narrowly leads Democrat does. since-disbanded elections signal a revived interest in gun rights by a more conservative court. Dan McCready in the 9th Lawyers for McCready board twice made biparti- district contest, but the and the state elections san decisions in late No- numbers have been cloud- board wanted the lawsuit vember to withhold final- Supreme Court returns to gun ed by doubt due to allega- dismissed and for the in- izing the Harris-McCready tions that mail-in ballots coming elections board to election under a provision could have been altered or ensure a completed inves- in state law that allows it to rights for 1st time in 9 years discarded by a Harris sub- tigation. act if it suspects balloting contractor. McCready attorney Marc was tainted by some type of By Mark Sherman Court declared in deci- New York’s ordinance Harris’ attorneys asked Elias, who represents Dem- fraud or corruption. ASSOCIATED PRESS sions in 2008 and 2010. allows people licensed to the judge to step in because The court had previously have handguns to carry they said the district in WASHINGTON — The rejected several appeals. them outside the home to south-central North Caro- Supreme Court said Tues- The court may be more gun ranges in the city. The lina urgently needs a rep- day it will take up its first willing to take on a gun guns must be locked and resentative in Washington, gun rights case in nine rights case now that Jus- unloaded. D.C. The Republican’s at- years, a challenge to New tice Anthony Kennedy has The city residents who torneys also argued they York City’s prohibition on retired and been replaced filed suit want to prac- were forced into court be- carrying a licensed, locked by Justice Brett Kavana- tice shooting at target cause the now-disbanded and unloaded handgun elections board was sup- ugh, who was President ranges outside the city or outside the city limits. posed to have declared him Donald Trump’s second take their guns to second The court’s decision to the winner in November, high-court nominee to be homes elsewhere in New hear the appeal filed by confirmed. delayed acting to sort out York state. three New York residents Clement says the case ballot-fraud allegations, Lower courts had reject- and New York’s National “is a perfect vehicle to re- and missed all the dead- Rifle Association affiliate affirm that those decisions ed the challenge. lines specified in state law could signal a revived in- and the constitutional text The city’s top lawyer, to certify him as the winner. terest in gun rights by a have consequences.” Zachary Carter, urged the An unrelated lawsuit led more conservative court. Joining in support of court to reject the case, ar- to the old elections board The case won’t be argued gun rights, 17 states said guing that the restrictions disbanding last month, but until October. the court should break allowed New York police the staff’s investigation The challengers are rep- its years-long silence and to reduce the number of into accusations of ballot resented by prominent use the case to define the guns carried in public. fraud by an operative hired lawyer Paul Clement, who scope of gun rights under There are seven shoot- by Harris’ campaign con- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS has been urging the jus- the Constitution and the ing ranges in the city and tinues. A revamped elec- tices to elaborate on the level of scrutiny, or skepti- at least one in each of the tions board will officially be Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Paul C. extent of constitutional cism, judges should apply city’s five boroughs, Carter in place as of Jan. 31. Ridgeway rejected a lawsuit by Republican Mark gun rights the Supreme to gun laws. said. It is that board that “will Harris insisting he be declared the winner. High court lets military implement transgender restrictions

By Jessica Gresko tagon to bar enlistment Court again. The fact that policy that poses a risk to happen to be transgender July 2017 the president ASSOCIATED PRESS by people who have un- five justices were willing military effectiveness and defies reason and cannot tweeted that the govern- dergone a gender transi- to allow the policy to take lethality.” survive legal review.” ment would not allow WASHINGTON — The tion. It will also allow the effect for now, however, Before beginning to im- Until a few years ago “Transgender individuals Trump administration administration to require makes it more likely the plement its policy the ad- service members could to serve in any capacity in can go ahead with its that military personnel Trump administration’s ministration is expected be discharged from the the U.S. Military.” He lat- plan to restrict military serve as members of their policy will ultimately be to need to make a proce- military for being trans- er directed the military to service by transgender biological gender unless upheld. dural filing in one case in gender. That changed return to its policy before men and women while they began a gender tran- Both the Justice and Maryland challenging the under the Obama admin- court challenges continue, the Obama administra- sition under less restric- Defense departments re- plan. That request could istration. The military tion changes. the Supreme Court said announced in 2016 that tive Obama administra- leased statements saying be made this week. Groups representing Tuesday. tion rules. they were pleased by the Groups that sued over transgender people al- transgender individu- The high court split The Trump administra- Supreme Court’s action. the Trump administra- ready serving in the mil- als sued, and the Trump 5-4 in allowing the plan tion has sought for more The Pentagon said its pol- tion’s policy said they ulti- itary would be allowed to to take effect, with the than a year to change the icy on transgender troops mately hoped to win their serve openly. And the mil- administration lost ear- court’s five conservatives Obama-era rules and had is based on professional lawsuits over the policy. itary set July 1, 2017, as ly rounds in those cases, greenlighting it and its urged the justices to take military judgment and Jennifer Levi, an attorney the date when transgen- with courts issuing na- four liberal members say- up cases about its trans- necessary to “ensure the for GLBTQ Legal Advo- der individuals would be tionwide injunctions bar- ing they would not have. gender troop policy im- most lethal and combat cates & Defenders, said allowed to enlist. ring the administration The order from the court mediately, but the court effective fighting force.” in a statement that the But after President Don- from altering course. The was brief and procedural, declined for now. Justice Department “Trump administration’s ald Trump took office, the Supreme Court put those with no elaboration from Those cases will contin- spokeswoman Kerri Ku- cruel obsession with rid- administration delayed injunctions on hold Tues- the justices. ue to move through lower pec said lower court rul- ding our military of dedi- the enlistment date, say- day, allowing the Trump The court’s decision courts and could eventu- ings had forced the mili- cated and capable service ing the issue needed fur- administration’s policy to clears the way for the Pen- ally reach the Supreme tary to “maintain a prior members because they ther study. And in late take effect.

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By America's using the saute function Test Kitchen to brown a hefty amount Black bean chili should of aromatics and bloom be primarily about the spices worked well to give Black bean chili beans — they should the chili depth. Servings: 4-6 be creamy, tender, and We also added white Pressure Cooker: 1 hour, 15 minutes (plus brining time) well-seasoned. We want- mushrooms and bell pep- Slow Cooker: 10 hours, 30 minutes (plus brining time) ed a hearty bean chili pers for body. A cup of broth — Salt and pepper that was as rich, savory, and a can of crushed toma- — 1 pound (2 1/2 cups) dried black beans, picked over and deeply satisfying as toes provided enough liquid and rinsed any meat chili out there, for our beans to cook even- — 3 tablespoons vegetable oil yet simple to make in our ly while still resulting in a — 1 onion, chopped fine multicooker. thick, hearty final stew. — 9 garlic cloves, minced Tasters preferred the Served with a spritz — 2 tablespoons ground cumin PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS creamy, tender texture of of lime and a sprinkle of — 11/2 tablespoons chili powder dried beans over canned, minced cilantro, this rich — 1 teaspoon minced canned chipotle chile in adobo This recipe for Tuscan white bean soup ap- and soaking the dried chili was so satisfying that sauce pears in the cookbook “Tasting Italy.” beans in salted water no one missed the meat. — 1 (28 ounce) can crushed tomatoes helped them hold their Serve with your favorite — 1 cup chicken or vegetable broth, plus extra as needed shape and cook evenly. chili garnishes. If using an — 1 pound white mushrooms, trimmed and halved if Salt is key for tender Creating big flavor in veg- Instant Pot, do not choose small or quartered if large etarian chili can be tricky the slow cook function; — 2 red bell peppers, stemmed, seeded, and cut into since you can't use smoky the beans will not cook 1/2 inch pieces white bean soup ham hocks or bacon, but through properly. — 2 bay leaves — 1/2 cup minced fresh cilantro By America's of course, creamy, buttery — Lime wedges Test Kitchen beans. Soaking the beans — Dissolve 3 tablespoons salt in 4 quarts cold water in The people of Tuscany overnight was essential to large container. Add beans and soak at room temperature are known as mangiaf- soften them so their interi- for at least 8 hours or up to 24 hours. Drain and rinse well. agioli, or "bean eaters," ors cooked up creamy. And — Using highest saute or browning function, heat oil in a nod to the prominent salting the soaking water multi-cooker until shimmering. Add onion and cook until role beans play in their — essentially brining_soft- softened, 3 to 5 minutes. Stir in garlic, cumin, chili powder, cuisine. Cannellini (white ened the skins until they and chipotle and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute. Stir kidney) beans are the were barely perceptible for in tomatoes and broth, scraping up any browned bits, then region's most famous le- ultratender beans. stir in beans, mushrooms, bell peppers, and bay leaves. gume, and Tuscan cooks After experimenting — To pressure cook: Lock lid in place and close pressure go to extremes to ensure with cooking times and release valve. Select high pressure cook function and cook these beans are cooked temperatures, we found for 40 minutes. Turn off multicooker and quick-release perfectly, from simmer- that a vigorous stove- pressure. Carefully remove lid, allowing steam to escape ing them in rainwater to top simmer caused some away from you. slow-cooking them over- beans to explode, so we — To slow cook: Do not use Instant Pot to slow cook this night in a wine bottle in a gently cooked them in a recipe.) Lock lid in place and open pressure release valve. fire's dying embers. 250 F oven for even re- Select low slow cook function and cook until beans are Zuppa di fagioli alla to- sults. Adding the toma- tender, 9 to 10 hours. Turn off multicooker and carefully scana is a quintessential toes toward the end of remove lid, allowing steam to escape away from you. bean dish featuring an ar- cooking ensured their — Discard bay leaves. Adjust consistency with extra hot omatic base, hearty greens, acidity wouldn't toughen PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS broth as needed. Stir in cilantro and season with salt and tomatoes, pancetta and, the beans. Served with a spritz of lime and a sprinkle of pepper to taste. Serve with lime wedges. minced cilantro, this rich chili was so satisfy- ing that no one missed the meat. Tuscan white bean soup Servings: 8 Cheesy nachos are sure to get a party started Start to finish: 2 hours (not counting at least 8 hours soak- ing time) By America's started! — Salt and pepper Test Kitchen If you like your na- — 1 pound (2 1/2 cups) dried cannellini beans, picked over Nachos These nachos are a cinch chos spicy, layer in some and rinsed — 6 ounces pancetta, cut into 1/4-inch pieces Servings: 4-6 to make and can turn af- drained pickled jalape- ter-school snack time for no chiles along with the — 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, plus extra for serving Start to finish: 35 minutes — 1 onion, chopped Prepare Ingredients: a few kids into something scallions. Monterey Jack of a fiesta. Or double the cheese melts well and is — 2 carrots, peeled and cut into — 1 (15-ounce) can pinto beans — 1/2-inch pieces — 4 ounces tortilla chips recipe and use a 13-by- the classic choice for na- 9-inch baking dish, and chos, but cheddar works — 2 celery ribs, cut into 1/2-inch pieces — 1 cup shredded Monterey Jack cheese — 8 garlic cloves, peeled and smashed — 2 scallions, sliced thin you'll have enough nachos too. Follow this recipe with to really get the party your kids. — 4 cups chicken broth — 1 cup tomato salsa — Water — Greek yogurt or sour cream — 2 bay leaves Gather Cooking Equipment: — 1 pound kale or collard greens, stemmed and chopped — Colander — 1 (14.5-ounce) can diced tomatoes, drained — Can opener — 1 sprig fresh rosemary — 1/2 cup dry measuring cup — Dissolve 3 tablespoons salt in 4 quarts cold water in large — 8-by-8-inch square baking dish container. Add beans and soak at room temperature for at — Oven mitts least 8 hours or up to 24 hours. Drain and rinse well. — Cooling rack — Adjust oven rack to lower-middle position and heat oven — Spoon to 250 F. Cook pancetta and oil in Dutch oven over medium Start Cooking! heat, stirring occasionally, until pancetta is lightly browned and — Adjust oven rack to middle position and heat oven to 400 fat is rendered, 6 to 10 minutes. Stir in onion, carrots, and F. Set colander in sink. Open can of pinto beans and pour into celery and cook until softened and lightly browned, 10 to 16 colander. Rinse beans with cold water and shake colander to minutes. Stir in garlic and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute. drain well. Measure out 1/2 cup beans; refrigerate remaining Stir in broth, 3 cups water, bay leaves, and beans and bring beans for another use. to boil. Cover, transfer pot to oven, and cook until beans are — Spread half of chips in even layer in 8-by-8-inch square almost tender (very center of beans will still be firm), 45 min- baking dish. Sprinkle chips evenly with half of cheese. utes to 1 hour. Sprinkle beans over cheese, then sprinkle half of scallions — Stir in kale and tomatoes, cover, and cook until beans and on top. Repeat with remaining chips, cheese, and scallions. greens are fully tender, 30 to 40 minutes. — Place baking dish in oven and bake until cheese is melt- — Remove pot from oven and submerge rosemary sprig in ed, 7 to 10 minutes. Use oven mitts to remove nachos from stew. Cover and let sit for 15 minutes. Discard bay leaves and oven (ask an adult for help). Place baking dish on cooling rack. rosemary sprig and season stew with salt and pepper to taste. Let cool for 2 minutes. If desired, use back of spoon to press some beans against — Spoon half of salsa over top of nachos. Serve with remain- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS side of pot to thicken stew. Drizzle individual portions with ex- ing salsa and yogurt. Monterey Jack cheese melts well in this nacho tra oil before serving. recipe. Chickpeas and escarole combine for a hearty flavor combo By America's Test Kitchen In Sicily, chickpeas are the favored le- Sicilian chickpea and escarole soup gume to use in soup. In this version the mild bean shares the stage with escarole. Servings: 6-8 Add chickpeas and soak at room We knew that dried chickpeas were the Start to finish: 2 hours 30 minutes temperature for at least 8 hours or up way to go for our traditional soup because — Salt and pepper to 24 hours. Drain and rinse well. we could infuse them with lots of flavor as — 1 pound (2 3/4 cups) dried — Heat oil in Dutch oven over me- they cooked. chickpeas, picked over and rinsed dium heat until shimmering. Add fen- For aromatics, we started with the classic — 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive nel, onion, and 1 teaspoon salt and flavors of the region: onion, garlic, oregano, oil, plus extra for serving cook until vegetables are softened, 7 and red pepper flakes. We also added fen- — 2 fennel bulbs, stalks discarded, to 10 minutes. Stir in garlic, oregano, nel, which grows wild throughout Sicily; bulbs halved, cored, and chopped and pepper flakes and cook until fra- its mild anise bite complemented the nut- fine grant, about 30 seconds. ty chickpeas. A strip of orange zest added a — 1 small onion, chopped — Stir in 7 cups water, broth, subtle citrus note, while a Parmesan rind — 5 garlic cloves, minced drained chickpeas, Parmesan rind, bolstered the chickpeas' flavor with a nut- — 2 teaspoons minced fresh orega- bay leaves, and orange zest and bring ty richness and complexity. When stirred no or 1/2 teaspoon dried to boil. Reduce to gentle simmer and in for the last 5 minutes of cooking, the es- — 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes cook until chickpeas are tender, 1 carole leaves wilted until velvety and the — 5 cups vegetable broth 1/4 to 1 3/4 hours. stems retained a slight crunch. — 1 Parmesan cheese rind, plus — Stir in escarole and tomato and To speed up the process if you're tight 1cup grated Parmesan for serving cook until escarole is wilted, 5 to 10 on time, you can use our quick-salt-soak — 2 bay leaves minutes. method for the beans: Combine the salt, — 1 (3-inch) strip orange zest — Off heat, remove bay leaves and water and chickpeas in a Dutch oven and — 1 head escarole (1 pound), Parmesan rind (scraping off any bring them to a boil over high heat. Re- trimmed and cut into 1-inch pieces cheese that has melted and adding move the pot from the heat, cover, and — 1 large tomato, cored and it back to pot). Season with salt and let stand for 1 hour. Drain and rinse the chopped pepper to taste. Sprinkle individual PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS beans and proceed with the recipe. The —Dissolve 3 tablespoons salt in 4 portions with grated Parmesan, driz- In this recipe for Sicilian chickpea and esca- Parmesan rind can be replaced with a quarts cold water in large container. zle with extra oil, and serve. role soup the Parmesan rind can be replaced 2-inch chunk of the cheese. with a 2-inch chunk of the cheese.