WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2018 APPRECIATION Stats show crime A community voice goes silent in Swampscott is down in Lynn By Thomas Grillo dropped by 15 percent; and rob- By Bella diGrazia people of Swampscott,” said his ITEM STAFF beries slipped by 7 percent. FOR THE ITEM daughter, Lesley Dexter. Not all the news was good. Kessler, who worked for 30 years LYNN — Despite a near-re- When Latrell Ayers, a SWAMPSCOTT — A passionate as a sheet metal worker for Local cord number of homicides and 33-year-old homeless man, was and dedicated voice that has been Union #17, was forced to retire at a slight uptick in car thefts last stabbed to death in September, serving the citizens of Swampscott 55 when his rheumatoid arthri- year, the city’s overall crime is it brought the total number of for the past 50 years has fallen si- tis began to interfere. After the down, according to the Lynn homicides to 12, matching the lent. sudden retirement, he became Police Department. dozen in 1991. That’s the most Longtime community advocate involved in the town, which was While the homicide rate tri- since 1994, when there were Nelson Kessler died on Friday, something very different for him, pled, crime was down in  ve 14 homicides, according to FBI Jan. 12 after a brief illness. For according to Dexter. out of seven crime categories in statistics. the past  ve decades, Kessler, 85, “He was a work, home, and fami- 2017, a 16 percent decrease. On Tuesday, two men were used his voice to shed light on the ly kind of man who didn’t talk a lot, The biggest drop came in arrested and charged with the Swampscott community and all of or have many friends, so for him to sexual assaults. There were 33 murder of 34-year-old Pedro its needs. put himself out there and get in- percent fewer rapes last year Carrillo, who was shot and “He was passionate for the lit- Nelson Kessler volved, and talk to and in front of all compared to 2016. Thefts were killed on Curwin Circle last tle guy, the regular citizen, and “was passionate down by 20 percent; burglaries thought he was a voice for the for the little guy.” SWAMPSCOTT, A7 down by 19 percent; assaults CRIME, A3 Two struck SEEING HIGH ROCK by car IN A DIFFERENT LIGHT in Saugus By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Two people were injured when they were struck by a car on Central Street shortly after noon on Tuesday. Jack Dalton, a glazer at All-City Glass, said he was outside working on a truck with his back turned to the street when he heard a loud bang that sounded like two cars colliding. He turned to see two people lying in the road just past the crosswalk and a small black car continuing to drive slowly down the road, he said. The car, which had a large hole in the windshield, stopped a few hundred feet away beside the tennis court, he said. “I ran in and called 911 and, in case the guy ed, I asked the alarm company to check their video cameras,” said Dalton. “They got hit hard. He wasn’t just putting around. He must have been going 35 to 40 miles per hour. There was a huge hole in the windshield. When it’s real cold, glass breaks easier but that must have been a hard impact.” The driver, who is described by police only as an elderly man, is cooperating with the investigation, said Saugus Police Lt. Ronald Giorgetti. The elderly man and woman each suf- fered signi cant trauma but were con- scious and alert when police arrived on scene, said Giorgetti. Their injuries are described as not life-threatening and both were transported to local hospitals, he said. Eight years ago, 81-year-old Christos Agganis was killed a few feet away by a hit-and-run driver as he tried to cross the street to visit the Hammersmith Family Restaurant for dinner. Agganis owned a the 170-foot-tall stone High Rock Tow- Bright, colorful Greek restaurant in Lynn before retiring er, which offers spectacular views of the LED lights have to Greece for 20 years. About  ve years af- Atlantic Ocean, the Boston skyline and reduced concerns ter his wife died, he returned to the Unit- planes taking off and landing at Logan about public safe- ed States to live in a Central Street apart- BY BILL BROTHERTON airport. She’s not alone in her praise ty at High Rock. ment. He would visit the Hammersmith, for the underappreciated historic stone which was owned by his family members, LYNN — When Kim Hopkins worked di- structure and its 4.5 acres in the heart of COURTESY PHOTO for breakfast, lunch and dinner each day, rectly with youth and families, she made downtown Lynn. according to an Item story published in one thing perfectly clear: “Don’t ever bring What caused Hopkins and others to see 2010. kids to High Rock park after dusk. It’s not High Rock in a different light? Bright, col- “It’s a dangerous place,” said Arthur Hov- safe.” She was not the only one who felt orful LED lights, that’s what. The illumi- sepian, owner of Sassoun Jewelry. “A guy that way. nation of the tower has reduced concerns was killed here. I really think they should Now, the grant writer for City Square- about public safety, she said. put a ashing yellow light up. There’s a based nonpro t Centerboard encourag- es residents and visitors to check out LIGHT, A3 SAUGUS, A7

Malden McDonald’s manager Revere receives $225K grant shines under golden arches INSIDE to renovate Gibson Park By Steve Freker represents just 1 percent of all In Medford ITEM STAFF REPORT and the addition of an irrigation FOR THE ITEM the managers worldwide. Mc- system for the baseball  eld. Zoning board approves REVERE — Thanks to a state Donald’s operates nearly 37,000 Tufts housing plan. A2 With the Lincoln School and MALDEN — Tabish Iqbal has restaurants around the world in grant, Gibson Park will get a Oak Island parks recently ren- risen through the ranks quickly 120 countries. In Revere facelift this year. ovated and plans for North Re- in his three years working in the “I am honored to receive this City lending helping hand Mayor Brian M. Arrigo said vere improvements on the draw- McDonald’s restaurant organi- award and it is a credit to every- to ood victims. A2 the city will receive $225,556 ing board, Gibson Park marks zation. one at this restaurant as well,” for improvements to the green the city’s fourth park improve- But the Malden resident Iqbal said. “It has been exciting In Opinion space in the Point of Pines. ment in the past two years, the reached even greater heights to help introduce the new fea- Focused on a vision. A4 The grant, administered mayor said. when he was named as a re- tures offered in our restaurant.” through the state Executive The renovation is funded cipient of the Ray Kroc Award Iqbal is the manager of the In Sports Of ce of Energy and Environ- through Parkland Acquisitions as one of the top McDonald’s state-of-the-art McDonald’s at English swimming mental Affairs, will pay for the and Renovations for Communi- restaurant managers in the 128 Lower Broadway in Everett sinks Classical. B1 installation of a play structure, ties program, which was estab- world. He is one of only 340 Mc- near the Boston city line. The adult exercise equipment, re- lished in the 2014 environmental Donald’s managers worldwide placement of damaged and rust- to receive this honor, which MALDEN, A7 ed fences, seats and walkways, REVERE, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 35° VOL. 140, ISSUE 33 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 20° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2018 OBITUARIES Medford board Janice R. Spychalski, 74 Frank E. Brennick Jr., 85 1943-2018 approves Tufts Janice R. (Regan) loving and devot- Mr. Frank E. Bren- that called them- Spychalski, just shy ed husband of 54 nick Jr. died on Satur- selves “The Morning of her 75th birthday, years, Chester; her day, Jan. 13, 2018 at Study Group.” They passed away peace- loving children, Laura the age of 85 years would meet at the housing plan fully at the Kate B. (Matthew) Gurczyns- old in a local nursing former Dales Restau- Reynolds Hospice ki and Derek (Amy) home after a long ill- rant to chat and walk. By Steve Freker Tufts did not need approv- Home in Winston-Sa- Spychalski; and be- ness. Frank’s family would FOR THE ITEM al from the Zoning Board to lem, N.C., after a long loved grandchildren, Born and raised like to thank The Lynn convert the properties to and courageous bat- Madison (Ryan) as a lifelong citizen Home For Elderly Per- MEDFORD — Despite student housing, although tle with chronic ob- Reyes, Sheridan, Grif- of Lynn, he was the sons and their staff, concerns expressed by any property owner who structive pulmonary disease. fin, Pearson, Peyton, Darden, husband of the late Jessie as well as the Devereux Nurs- neighborhood residents needs exemption from di- She was the kindest person Owen and Graeme Spychal- (Campbell) Brennick and ing Home for the outstanding and one city official, the mensional, parking or other who was always proper and ski, and Matthew and Colton the son of the late Frank E. care given to Frank. Medford Zoning Board of controls, does need agree- impeccably dressed, and her Gurczynski. She is survived and Marie (Collins) Brennick. He is survived by his sister, Appeals approved a plan ment from the board. Tufts home was always ready for a as well by her brother, Rob- Frank was a 1950 graduate Marilyn Madden of Lynn; his by Tufts University to sought and received approv- “Southern Living” photo shoot. ert (Susan) Regan, and many of Lynn Classical High School nieces and nephews, Mau- convert 13 properties in al for area, width and depth She truly brightened our day. nieces, nephews and cousins. where he was captain of his reen Boucher, Debra, James, the West Medford-Hillside regulations and parking She found great joy in spend- Visitation will be held Fri- football and track teams. and Thomas Schrafft, Sheila area to student housing. requirements, since none ing time with her grandchil- day, Jan. 19, 2018 from 5 Upon graduating high Delaney, Dolores, William, The 13 houses are all of the homes have off-street dren who brightened her day. until 8 p.m. at the CONWAY, school Frank enlisted in the Corrine and Roxanne Madden owned by Tufts, and de- parking. Born Jan. 20, 1943 in CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral United States Marine Corps and Pamela Ferrari. He also spite being used for stu- The Zoning Board in- Lynn to the late Richard and Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody. and toured the world as a leaves several grandnieces dent housing, 12 of the cluded a provision that Claudia (Morgan) Regan, she Her funeral will be held on goodwill ambassador during and grandnephews. Frank properties will continue to no student cars will be graduated from Lynn Classi- Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018 at 10 the Korean War. He was proud also leaves his dear friend El- generate nearly $100,000 allowed to be parked on cal High School in 1960. She a.m. from the funeral home that he met the pope in his len Coughlan of Lynn. He was in annual property tax neighborhood streets un- married Chester Spychalski on followed by a Roman Catho- travels. the brother of the late Dorothy payments to the city. less they have a medical Nov. 9, 1963 in Lynn. Over the lic Mass at St. Thomas the Mr. Brennick served as Schrafft and uncle of the late The houses are all lo- condition or disability. years, she and Chester lived in Apostle Church, Route 114 a firefighter for the City of Frank Madden. cated on Bellevue Street, Also none of the bedrooms a number of states with their Peabody/Salem line at 11 Lynn for 30 years retiring in Service information: His Capen Street, Fairmount may have more than one family, eventually settling in a.m. Burial will follow in St. 1991. He was stationed at funeral will be held on Sat- Avenue, University Ave- student and Tufts must Bermuda Run, N.C. Mary’s Cemetery in Salem. In the Broadway Fire Station for urday, Jan. 20, 2018 at 8 nue and Winthrop Street, approve any gatherings or An avid fan of traveling, Jan lieu of flowers, contributions 13 years with Engine 4 and a.m. from the SOLIMINE Fu- and are all two-family and events in any of the homes was able to travel to see the may be made to the Ameri- Ladder 4. He was a member neral Home, 67 Ocean St., one-family homes that or the neighborhood be- world and to see her extended can Lung Association, 460 of the Firefighters Relief Asso- Lynn, followed by a funeral already house some stu- fore they are held. family. For more than 30 years, Totten Pond Road, Suite 400, ciation and a member of the Mass in St. Mary’s Church, dents. The other uses are Medford School Commit- Jan worked for Piedmont Air- Waltham, MA 02451 or to Retired State County and Mu- Lynn, at 9 a.m. Burial in St. housing for staff and facul- tee member Erin DeBened- lines, USAirways and then the Kate B. Reynolds Hospice nicipal Workers Association. Joseph’s Cemetery, Lynn. ty and some contain Tufts etto appeared at the meet- American Airlines in Orlando, Home, 101 Hospice Lane, Frank dedicated his entire Relatives and friends are administrative offices. ing and spoke against the Fla., and Winston-Salem, N.C. Winston-Salem, NC 27103 in life to helping people as a respectfully invited. Visiting The Zoning Board ap- proposal, saying she did She was predeceased in her memory. For guestbook firefighter, in the Marine Corps hours are on Friday from proved Tufts’ request to not want to see the neigh- 2016 by her beloved son, and directions, please visit or just doing what he could 5-9 p.m. The family pre- make dimensional chang- borhood lose its character. David. Jan is survived by her www.ccbfuneral.com. do to help. He was a friend fers donations be made to es to the 13 residential “This is the Hillside neigh- of Bill W. and was a the Salvation Army, properties and construct borhood, not a Tufts neigh- sponsor to many in the 1 Franklin St., Lynn, one new home where a borhood,” she said. “We program. He enjoyed MA 01901. Directions large garage now sits. No want it to stay that way.” walking the beach and and guestbook at demolition is planned at One Zoning Board mem- Walter V. Donigian, 90 belonged to a group www.solimine.com. any of the other sites. ber said the alternative Altogether, some 145 suggested by some of students will live in the those in attendance, for residences and 100 beds Tufts to build a new dorm, SAUGUS ­— Walter ing his 1967 Buick Marilyn C. Biagiotti, 87 will be added overall. would be worse than the V. Donigian, age 90 LeSabre Convertible. Tufts officials say that present conversion plan. years, of Saugus, for- In addition to his just over 700 students “The homes are going to merly of Lynn, died wife, he is survived now live off-campus in remain intact. If (Tufts) Monday at the Rubin by one son, Steven TOPSFIELD — Mar- Linda Marie Belliveau Medford. It is expected built a dorm on some of Home in Saugus af- M. and his wife Robin ilyn C. “Mully” (Mul- and her husband that that number will sur- those lots, it would be a ter a lengthy illness. Donigian of Wake- doon) Biagiotti, age Peter of Marblehead, pass 800 when the new significant change to that He was the husband field; one daughter, 87, of Topsfield, died Mary Michele Bi- changes are made. neighborhood.” of Mary (Magarian) Susan D. Smith of Monday, Jan. 15, agiotti and her hus- Donigian, with whom Mansfield; one sister, 2018, at her home. band Dennis R. Diet- he shared 65 years of mar- Rosalie and her husband Ken- She was the wife of rich of Topsfield, and Revere lending helping riage. neth Kizirian of Waltham; five Richard P. Biagiotti, Teresa Lynne Lester Born in Lynn, he was the grandchildren, Lindsay and with whom she would and her husband son of the late Hapeth and her husband Jim Censabella, have celebrated her James of Norwalk, hand to flood victims Margaret Donigian. He attend- Laura and her husband Derek 65th wedding anniversary on Conn.; her grandchildren, Ai- ITEM STAFF REPORT ed Lynn schools. He joined the Holland, Julia Donigian, Me- Jan. 17. mee Alcarez of Scituate, Sean removal of damaged prop- erty will ease the burden U.S. Army and served in Ger- lissa and Matthew Smith, two She was born in Lynn, the Belliveau of Glasgow, Scot- REVERE — Revere is many during WWII. great grandchildren, and one daughter of the late James P. land, Daniel Dietrich of Tops- these residents endured,” offering up to eight free said Mayor Brian Arrigo Walter along with his wife niece and one nephew. Walter and Abbie C. (Horgan) Mul- field, and Amanda, Veronica, stickers for the curbside Mary owned and operated was also the brother of the doon. She had lived in Lynn and Benjamin Lester, all of in a statement. “These res- removal of white goods idents are confronted with Magarian Rug Cleaners in late Albert H. Donigian. for the greater part of her life, Norwalk, Conn. She was the and bulky items for res- Lynn for many years until he Service information: Fu- the need to clear out flood- and was a graduate of Ireson sister of the late Rev. Thadde- idents whose personal retired in 2001. He was a neral services will be held at Memorial Nursing School in us Muldoon, Arthur Muldoon, ed basements, and by waiv- member of Baystate Lodge the PARKER Funeral Home, property was damaged ing the fee requirements, Lynn. and Rev. James Muldoon. from flooding after the #40, I.O.O.F., where he served 35 Franklin St., Lynn, on Marilyn worked as a regis- Service information: Her we lessen the financial as- Jan. 4 snowstorm. as financial secretary for many Friday at 11 a.m., to which tered nurse at Lynn Hospital funeral will be held on Sat- pect of their cleanup.” years. Walter was a member of relatives and friends are from 1971-1986. She was urday at 9:30 a.m. from the The stickers can be ob- The temporary fee waiv- Mt. Carmel Lodge A.F. & A.M., invited to attend. Visiting a member of the Massachu- SOLIMINE Funeral Home, tained at the Inspection- er does not alter the pro- Massachusetts Consistory, hours are Thursday from 4-8 setts Nurses Association, and 426 Broadway (Route 129), al Services Department hibition of curbside re- and Aleppo Temple. He was a p.m. Please make memorial a longtime parishioner of Sa- Lynn, followed by a funeral at the American Legion moval for some items such volunteer at bingo every Sat- donations in Walter’s name cred Heart Church in Lynn. Mass at 10:30 a.m. in Sa- Building on Broadway. as computers, televisions, urday night at Oddfellows, and to Shriners Hospitals for Marilyn loved spending time cred Heart Church, Lynn. They can be used through paint cans, tires, light also at the Shriners Circus in Children, 51 Blossom St., with her family and her cat, Burial will be in St. Joseph’s Friday, Jan. 26. Without bulbs etc., which must be Wilmington. Walter enjoyed Boston, MA 02114. Guest Onyx. She will be missed by Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives the free program, stickers taken to the Department playing Backgammon. He also book at parkermemorialfu- all. and friends are respectfully range in price from $3 to of Public Works facility on enjoyed working on and driv- neralhome.com. In addition to her husband, invited. Visiting hours are $15, depending on the item. Charger Street. she is survived by her children, Friday from 2-6 p.m. Direc- “We realize that people in- Items bearing a sticker Richard Patrick Biagiotti and tions and guestbook at www. curred the loss of multiple can be placed for remov- his wife Mary A. of Tewksbury, solimine.com. items in the flood, and we al on regularly-scheduled Harry M. Bailey hope that facilitating the trash removal days. 1939-2018 Baker skeptical about creating ‘safe injection sites’ HAMPTON, N.H. — tache and the Red house in favor of a bill tional and intervention Not everyone backs the Harry Merrill Bailey, Garter. He was also By Steve LeBlanc ASSOCIATED PRESS aimed at curbing the opi- programs in schools and idea. longtime resident of a talented painter, oid addiction scourge that make it easier to prescribe Hampton, N.H., died silversmith and wood- Matt Segal, legal direc- BOSTON — Massachu- has claimed thousands of peacefully on Jan. 12, worker and these small amounts of opioid tor of the American Civil setts Gov. Charlie Baker lives in Massachusetts in painkillers. Liberties Union of Massa- 2018, at Kaplan Fam- talents were best said Tuesday he’s skepti- ily Hospice House in shown in the banjos recent years. Baker said the last chusetts, said Baker’s 72- cal about creating “safe in- Baker said the legis- change “could dramatical- hour involuntary treat- Danvers. He was 78. he handcrafted and jection sites” to help stem lation would build on a ly reduce the number of ment plan is “medically Harry grew up in refurbished. the state’s opioid abuse wide-ranging opioid abuse pills floating around out dangerous, raises serious Marblehead, and Harry will be re- crisis. bill he signed into law in there.” due process concerns and graduated from Marblehead membered as a devoted un- The Republican said it 2016. Health and Human Ser- wastes scarce resources.” High School and the Universi- cle, gifted musician, cat lover hasn’t been demonstrated Baker’s new bill would vices Secretary Marylou “For over 40 years, ty of Massachusetts Amherst. and flea market enthusiast. that allowing supervised authorize police officers Sudders defended the idea America has been trying After college, Harry served in He is survived by his sis- spaces where drug users and medical professionals of expanding the use of in- to arrest and coerce its the army in Germany. Follow- ter, Wendy Bailey Munro and can shoot up under the ing his service, he remained brother-in-law James Steven- to bring high-risk individ- voluntary treatment when way to decreased sub- care of staff who can treat in Germany for several years, son Munro Jr. of Nahant, as uals to substance abuse needed, saying that Mas- stance abuse,” Segal said. an overdose if needed soaking up the language, mu- well as his nieces Tess Bauta treatment centers, even sachusetts law currently “If Massachusetts is se- will help lead people into sic and culture, all of which he and Angela Munro, also of against their will, for up to only allows for such inter- rious about ending the treatment. 72 hours. loved. Upon his return to the Nahant, and five grand nieces vention by court order. opioid crisis, we need to Baker said he under- The bill also seeks to “Too often we’ve heard United States, Harry worked and nephews. invest in treatment on de- stands the argument that establish standards for from desperate families for many years at Osram Syl- Service information: Ser- mand and social services the sites could help reduce credentialing “recovery who have nowhere else vania in New Hampshire. vices will be private. Assist- that do not take place in fatal overdoses, but added coaches” who help people to turn when they are in Harry’s greatest passion was ing with arrangements is correctional settings, as music, from the classical music the CREMATION SOCIETY OF that he’s still not persuad- to overcome addiction, al- need of immediate help,” ed. low all pharmacies to car- she said. “Crises of addic- opposed to coercion and he grew up playing in various NEW HAMPSHIRE. To leave a imprisonment.” orchestras to the Dixieland he condolence message for the “I’m kind of a hard sell ry the overdose-reversal tion occur 24 hours a day, played at Your Father’s Mus- family, visit www.csnh.com. on that, too,” Baker said in drug naloxone, create a seven days a week — not response to a question as trust fund to help finance only during the hours he testified at the State- the expansion of educa- when a court is open.” 781-593-7700 Publishing Daily, except Sundays USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Keep an eye out for Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA our new supplement and additional offices. Catch up with your Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Subscriptions Health & Wellness Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States arriving as an insert favorite team $20.00 for 4 weeks in the Item, $65.00 for 13 weeks $130.00 for 26 weeks the Peabody Weekly News and $260.00 for 1 year the Lynnfi eld Weekly News in Item Sports! 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ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOL TERM 1 HONORS LIST

St. Mary’s High School an- Grade 9 Katia DiCostanzo Grace Fielding Grade 10 Audrey Holzbach nounced its honor roll and prin- Ellie Cappuccio, Lucas Fritz, Grade 11 Salem Thalia Chaves, Isabella Leo, Grade 11 cipal’s list for the rst quarter Jack Hogan, Justin (Jiashu) Li, Matthew Connolly Honor Roll Faith Bono Alexander Cattaneo, Dante of the 2017-2018 academic Andrew Luciano, Jaiana Ohan- Grade 12 Grade 6 Grade 11 Cattaneo, Holly Doig year. Honor roll students must nesian Caitlin Foley Emma Porter Mia DiBiasio, Brianna Doherty, Beverly achieve an 85 or above in all Grade 10 Principal’s List Grade 7 Jennie Iudice, Derek Quatieri Honor Roll of their classes. Students earn- Emily Constine, Gabriela Di- Grade 6 Alexandria Boucher Grade 12 Grade 7 ing principal’s list status must az-Martinez, Lily Guerrette, Kate- Kira Nielson, Svetlana Parisi Grade 10 Anthony Bono Jennifer Purtell achieve 90 or above in all of lyn O’Neill, Titamah Simpson, Grade 10 Madison Desmond, Christo- Stoneham Chelsea their classes. Sydney Zukas Marissa Waite pher Kolodziej, Jr., Morgan Mack- Honor Roll Honor Roll Lynn Grade 11 Grade 11 ey Grade 9 Grade 6 Honor Roll Hannah Bates, Megan Cassidy, John Maguire, Colleen Osbahr Grade 11 Terence Moynihan Christina Papadopoulos Grade 6 Lucy (Jiayuan) Ji, Tuyetlien Nguy- Grade 12 Kyle Ouellette, Robert Reyn- Swampscott Danvers Jalysia Chandler, Andrew Pot- en, Brady Ryan Abigail Frary olds, Joseph Thongsythavong, Honor Roll Honor Roll ter Grade 12 Peabody Briana Williams Grade 8 Grade 11 Grade 7 Landis (Hongyi) Lin, Cime Honor Roll Grade 12 Benen McCarren, Olivia Mitchell John Davidson Kayleigh Bates, David Brown, (Truc) Trinh Grade 10 Mathias Martinez Grade 9 Grade 12 Jr., Brady Bullock, Mia Marroni Lynn eld Riley Lynch, John Mulready Principal’s List Kevin Butt Ryan Ramsay Grade 8 Honor Roll Grade 11 Grade 6 Grade 12 East Boston Ryan Fraher, Katherine Miller, Grade 12 Madison Hentosh, Tea’ Katsiris, Cade Cornell, Jacob Guarino Madeline Faia Honor Roll Grade 9 Principal’s List Tyler Wilson Caitlin Mathers Chibuikem Onwuogu, Ashley Sul- Grade 7 Grade 9 Principal’s List livan Susannah Cornell Grade 10 Angelina Catino Ava Benzan, Declan Dorgan, Grade 8 Principal’s List Grade 10 Tyler McCoy Principal’s List Julia Nickolau, Abigail O’Connor Sean Mathers Grade 7 Courtney Kostopoulos Grade 11 Grade 7 Grade 10 Grade 11 Tara Powers Grade 11 Codi Butt, Dorothy Carroll, Emily Egan, Calvin Huynh, Lauren Vaccaro Grade 9 Jennifer Harlow-Powell, Connor Christian Emmerich Haylie Grossmann Rebecca Jules, George Ogenah, Malden Shannon Lovett Mackey Wake eld Essex Ellie Psihogios, Moon (Luying) Honor Roll Grade 10 Saugus Honor Roll Honor Roll Yang Grade 7 Erin Powers Honor Roll Grade 9 Grade 8 Grade 11 Julia Jo Gramolini Revere Grade 8 Felicia D’Alessandro Haley Jackson Sharliz Bonifacio, Michael Car- Marblehead Honor Roll Lily Brazis, Molly Cummings, Grade 11 Georgetown roll, Connor Galvin, Stephanie Principal’s List Grade 8 Kiara LoNigro, Jason Monahan Mariele DiPrizio Honor Roll Letch, Michaela Olabisi, Victoria Grade 9 Maia Kalis Grade 9 Principal’s List Grade 11 Rindeiko, Daniel Taborda, Duy Tran Michelle Callahan Grade 9 Jared Abkarian, Kyle LoNigro, Grade 9 Damon Maribito Grade 12 Grade 11 Dominic Amore, Nicolette Jaiden Moriello Colby Magliozzi Principal’s List John Carroll, Grace Couillard, Nicole Callahan, Natalie Kane D’Itria, Samantha Porazinski Grade 10 West Roxbury Grade 8 Kayla MagWood, Maria Nikola- Melrose Grade 11 Jillian Capone, So a Del Sonno Principal’s List Bryce Bedard kopoulos, Samantha Saunders, Honor Roll Charles Fusco, Christina Puleo, Grade 12 Grade 8 Ipswich Matthew Tansey Grade 10 Jordan Sullivan Meaghan Murphy, Kurt Spell- Jessica MacPhail Honor Roll Principal’s List Kelsey Sullivan Principal’s List man Winthrop Grade 9 Grade 6 Nahant Grade 7 Principal’s List Honor Roll Joseph O’Keefe George-Gedeon Charles, Honor Roll Anthony D’Itria, Marina Gan- Grade 7 Grade 7 Principal’s List Fiorella Espino, Kyle Kwiatek, Grade 7 dolfo, Christopher Lutchman, Vittoria Moretti Jason Merlino Grade 8 Christos Meimeteas Elizabeth Quinn Grace Zimmerman Grade 8 Grade 9 Audrey Holzbach Grade 8 Grade 8 Grade 9 Lindsey Benn Faith Wardwell Grade 11 Abigail Constine, Jason Dono- Sean Osbahr Gina Palermo Grade 9 Principal’s List Alexander Cattaneo, Dante hue, Juliana Taborda Grade 10 Grade 11 Marina DiBiasio Grade 8 Cattaneo, Holly Doig Seeing High Rock Tower in a whole new light LIGHT lenses powerful enough to years ago when Lynn pho- From A1 view the rings of Saturn, tographer Jason Taglieri Jupiter and her moons, suggested at a Center- In March 2016, Center- and our moon’s surface) board meeting “Wouldn’t board, whose mission is as a model of public safe- to revitalize communities ty, a venue for community it be great if we lit that by investing in their peo- gatherings and weddings, tower up.” City agencies ple and places, invited re- outdoor performances, an and elected of cials have nowned Retonica lighting informational weather been on board since day designer Joey Nicotera to beacon like Boston’s Han- one, she added. demonstrate how lighting cock Tower, a central part Hopkins credits the Be- could transform this ne- of celebrations since illu- yond Walls project for glected area. The response minations are program- from city of cials, busi- mable for speci c holiday showing people that pub- ness leaders and residents celebrations, a historical lic art was possible. “There was unanimously positive. attraction for visitors, and was a surge of support for In October, thanks to an ever-changing art in- us. We were able to capi- a $5,000 grant from the stallation that can be seen talize on their energy and Boston Foundation, two for miles. accomplishment. People sides of the tower were Tomorrow, from 4:30 to 7 illuminated. Centerboard p.m., Centerboard will cel- see Lynn in a different began a Light Campaign ebrate the lighting cam- light now. The city is at- with the help of Patronic- paign’s success in its Vi- tracting attention. A lot of ity and MassDevelopment sionspace Gallery, 16 City good things are happening seeking to raise $20,000 Hall Square. The public is downtown and throughout in donations to fund a per- invited to attend. Refresh- the city. We all hope people manent, state-of-the art, ments will be served. Hop- visit, stay and spend mon- programmable lighting kins said party plans also display. That number was include displaying the ey in our businesses and COURTESY PHOTO restaurants. met, actually surpassed, names of supporters and The words “Welcome to Lynn” being projected onto the side of High triggering a matching donors on the side of the “It puts Lynn in a pos- Rock Tower have people seeing the landmark in a whole new light. grant, allowing for the il- tower. She added that a itive light. That City of lumination of the entire simulation on New Year’s Sin thing is so old and not LAW OFFICES OF tower with 48 LED lights, Eve of a ball dropping a true. There’s a whole dif- and the installation of a la Times Square is also in JAMES J. CARRIGAN ferent vibe here now. We second programmable la- the works. • Social Security Disability ser. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S John M. Gilberg A way to break terrifying Chief Executive O cer E C  J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton pattern of fire and flood Vice President, Finance Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Chairman In Southern California, model. In the late 1990s, clogs local reservoirs. As Customer Service PŽ water and fire can be a le- development threatened Coconino County Super- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 to overrun its foothills, visor Art Babbott declared thal combination. Just ask Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 anyone who fled before with an estimated 120 when the thinning began: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 December’s Thomas infer- building sites up for grabs. “The risks of doing noth- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 no only to evacuate again Residents went door-to- ing are just too great. (We Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 when rains slammed down door to build support for are well past) a ‘hope for Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 on the burn areas, trigger- a slow-growth policy. To the best’ strategy due to Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 ing deadly mudslides. their surprise, many re- climate, drought and un- classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 spondents favored instead For those whose houses healthy forest conditions.” Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 were incinerated or flood- a no-growth strategy — These policies were [email protected] ed out, the understandable fewer homes, more open smart and proactive indi- impulse is to restore what space, and regulations that vidual actions, but to be Circulation [email protected] has been lost. Given what would maintain Monro- even more effective, great- these residents have been via’s small-town character. er investment and greater Ext. 3 through, no city or county Because the city’s hillside coverage are required. The Newsroom would stand in their way. acreage was both publicly Thomas fire’s furious run [email protected] And government officials and privately owned, the across Ventura and Santa [email protected] City Council decided to seek won’t block reconstruction Barbara counties testifies Ext. 4 EDITORIAL for another reason as well: voter approval for two mea- as to why we should devel- They are directly complic- sures. The first designated op a robust, multijurisdic- Sports it in the construction of city-owned foothill land as tional response. One such [email protected] countless developments wilderness or recreational possibility for Southern Ext. 5 that have penetrated deep space and limited develop- Focused California is the creation Retail and Online into Southern California’s ment on the private proper- of linked county-by-coun- Advertising dangerous fire-and-slide ty. The other was a $10-mil- ty “fire-and-flood control” [email protected] prone urban-wildland in- lion bond, the revenues bonds, framed to tackle on a vision terface. from which would be used the intertwined damage ADVERTISING Yet if city officials and to purchase building sites on a regional basis. Ernie Carpenter Jr. county supervisors, and re- from willing sellers. Both The resulting revenues Director of Advertising It would be praise enough to point out how the an- lated zoning commissions passed by a wide margin. would purchase two kinds and Business Development, ext. 1355 nual Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast in Lynn is and planning boards, con- In the end, Monrovia spent of property: as-yet-unbuilt [email protected] consistently marked by enthusiastic and energetic tinue to permit construction $24 million for 1,416 acres, sites within CalFire’s Fire Michael Hayes speakers and performers committed to celebrating in what CalFire describes paying off the bonds with Hazard Severity Zones Vice President, Digital Advertising, King’s legacy. bluntly as Fire Hazard Se- parcel taxes and gaining an (focusing on those sectors ext. 1302 But the greatest enduring tribute to the annual cel- verity Zones, even more added benefit: a deeper ur- that have not burned in [email protected] ebration held on Monday at the Porthole Restaurant homes will be at risk for fire ban-wildland buffer. decades) and, on a will- Michele Iannaco comes from the broad spectrum of local and regional first, and then the slides Expanding such a pro- ing-seller basis, residenc- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 organizations participating in the breakfast and the and floods that follow. The tective zone was the ex- es that wildland fires have [email protected] event that parallels the breakfast every year — the pattern will keep repeating plicit goal of Proposition damaged or destroyed. Ralph Mitchell Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. itself as this region, already 405, which Flagstaff, Ariz., Taxing ourselves to cre- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 The Lynn Museum, the Community Minority Cul- suffering from a fire-fueling brought before voters in ate more open space in the [email protected] tural Center, and the Lynn Community Association seven-year drought, be- 2013. A pair of damaging foothills will not stop fires Patricia Whalen played roles in the breakfast and the Day of Service comes hotter and more arid 2010 fires burned homes from erupting or rain from Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 with the Museum hosting the day’s event. in response to a changing and torched the Rio de Flag falling. It will give city and [email protected] Jaime Figueroa, an emerging Lynn civic leader, climate. watershed, devastation county planners a powerful talked about how King’s message, filtered through To break from this repet- that was amplified when tool by which to restrain BUSINESS OFFICE the Day of Service held in Lynn and other communi- itive and dangerous cycle, post-fire flooding scoured growth, offer burned-out Susan J. Conti ties across the nation, is a way of “... giving back to to act in advance of the portions of the city. In re- homeowners a safer op- Controller, ext. 1288 all walks of life.” next firestorm, requires sponse, residents passed tion than rebuilding in fire [email protected] Mayor Thomas M. McGee defined the day’s mes- public officials to ques- Proposition 405, a $10-mil- zones, and give those living Ted Grant sage of celebration, praise and service by discussing tion two presumptions lion bond, by a wide margin. downhill in the path of the Publisher, ext. 1234 his goal of overcoming societal divisions to bring peo- that most of them have The money generated by slides some much-needed [email protected] ple together. In many ways, McGee and Figueroa fo- been loath to critique: All the Flagstaff Watershed breathing room. Marian Kinney cused on the same theme Monday by stressing how growth is good growth, Protection Project has ext. 1212 tireless volunteer work can bring everyone in Lynn and voters never choose to been spent on thinning Char Miller teaches in [email protected] together to get into action, irrespective of income sta- pay more in taxes. upwards of 11,000 acres the environmental anal- Will Kraft tus, ethnicity, gender identification, or social status A few jurisdictions have in the Coconino Nation- ysis program at Pomona Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 and age. ignored those axioms, and al Forest that surrounds College and is author of [email protected] One of Lynn’s greatest qualities is its determina- if their example were fol- Flagstaff. This has provid- “Not So Golden State: tion as a city to rally around those in need. Lynn lowed region-wide, it could ed an important measure Sustainability vs. the Jennifer Perez ext. 1205 residents demonstrated that quality last week when help Southland communi- of fire protection along the California Dream” and [email protected] individuals and organizations and businesses came ties develop more resilient wildland-urban interface, “America’s Great National together to aid Broad Street residents left homeless and defensible landscapes. a reduction in urban flood- Forests, Wildernesses, and Mike Shanahan by fire. Monrovia offers one such ing and in sediment that Grasslands.” Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] On Monday, Day of Service participants and cele- brants of King’s birthday were not the only people TONYA EXUM Carolina Trujillo locally heeding the civil rights leader’s call to action. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] The “Learn more, Earn more” initiative launched at City Hall focused on a simple equation that could Why am I paying union dues when the union Jim Wilson change the lives of many Lynn residents: Learn more Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 English and get a better job with higher pay. won’t protect me from sexual harassment? [email protected] The “Learn more, Earn more” kickoff brought to- CIRCULATION gether three agencies with proven track records: What happens when a the plant. dues when the UAW won’t Lisa Mahmoud Jewish Vocational Service (JVS), a Boston vocational female union member in I called the harassment even protect me from sex- Manager, ext. 1239 aid resource; Lynn Housing Authority & Neighbor- Chicago reports sexual hotline several times, ual harassment? And if [email protected] hood Development and Lynn Economic Opportunity harassment in the work- which yielded nothing. Ford isn’t going to take CLASSIFIED (LEO). They are combining forces on English for Ad- place? If she’s a member of While media outlets have appropriate action against Abbe Young Smith vancement. The initiative plans to serve 100 adult the United Auto Workers, recently exposed Ford’s my harassers, shouldn’t learners in Lynn this year. Manager, ext. 1276 nothing. role in perpetuating a dan- I be able to get help from [email protected] With 20 percent of the city’s residents living at or Well, that’s not com- gerous workplace culture, my union? Shouldn’t my below poverty levels and almost half of Lynn resi- pletely accurate. and rightly so, the UAW union stand up for me NEWSROOM dents speaking a language other than English, ac- She’ll get rebuked for also played an important against Ford? cording to LEO Chief Executive Officer Birgitta Da- Bill Brotherton tattling on a union broth- role by standing between The union’s rhetoric was Features Editor ext. 1338 mon, there is plenty of work to do. er. She’ll be bullied into me and the accountabil- a slap in the face. But it [email protected] The powerhouses behind English for Advancement tolerating the disgusting ity I sought. I often com- only reaffirmed my desire will ensure the initiative makes a significant impact Gayla Cawley as normal. She’ll be belit- plained to the UAW, which to seek out other women Reporter, ext. 1236 on bettering the lives of Lynn residents. The central tled for being sickened by was supposed to represent [email protected] message defining McGee’s fledgling administration who experienced similar graphic images and de- my interests, only to hear types of harassment. And — together we can be better — will also help fuel meaning comments. She’ll crickets in return. Cheryl Charles find them I did. I joined Night Editor, ext. 1278 English for Advancement on a path to success. I am now a plaintiff with get brainwashed into be- a lawsuit with other Chi- [email protected] King fulfilled his role as America’s great dreamer lieving that an attack isn’t about 30 other employees cago women to not only by challenging people to cast off fear and hatred and harassment if it only hap- in a lawsuit against Ford Tori Faieta hold Ford accountable, but Copy Editor join hands to harness a tremendous force for good. pened once. And she’ll re- Motor Co., and these alle- also to fight back against [email protected] Like all amazing visionaries, King saw clearly what alize her cries to her union gations are included in the a union refusing to do others can barely imagine. But almost 50 years after for protection are mean- lawsuit. Thomas Grillo his death, people in Lynn are committed to bringing ingless because of the in- In my experience, the its job. On Thursday, I’m Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] his vision into focus. herent conflict of interest worst perpetrator of sexu- scheduled to testify before that exists when a union al harassment was actual- a state legislative task Spenser Hasak tries to represent both the ly a union representative. force to describe our fight Photographer, ext. 1332 victim and her attacker. And it wasn’t just sexual against harassment. [email protected] That’s my experience harassment: As I allege in While we lost our battles Thor Jourgensen as an autoworker, UAW the lawsuit, I’ve been run in the workplace, dozens News Editor, ext. 1267 member and victim of sex- off the road by this man, of us are now taking the [email protected] ual harassment. he’s slashed my tires, fight to court, where we Steve Krause I’ve worked at Ford’s and he’s even come to my hope to finally hold com- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 stamping plant in Chicago house to bother me. (I had pany officials accountable [email protected] Heights for five years. I be- to have my teenage son for their wrongdoings. A Katie Morrison gan working as a produc- chase him away.) victory will not only bring Sports Reporter tion team member on the Little did I know the justice to Chicago, but it [email protected] assembly side of the plant UAW would protect him may even inspire a new Owen O’Rourke and I was literally ha- at all costs. The union has generation of women to Photographer, ext. 1224 rassed by lewd comments a conflict of interest. Be- fight back against their [email protected] from Day One. Smacks on cause the perpetrator was tormentors. Roberto Scalese the bottom were a com- also a union member, it But my other message to Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 mon occurrence. I was has to represent me and them is this: Don’t expect [email protected] frequently groped by my represent my predator. I CLARIFICATION your union to have your Anne Marie Tobin male colleagues to the even had one UAW rep back. #MeToo. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Due to a reporter’s error, the Persons of the Year pro- point that it prevented me tell me: “You know, it’s not [email protected] file in Saturday’s Daily Item on Beyond Walls founder from doing my job. sexual harassment if they Tonya Exum is a pro- duction team member at Bridget Turcotte and CEO Al Wilson omitted Wilson’s comment on the Such harassment was only do it one time. You Reporter, ext. 1269 critical role Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood not an isolated experience; shouldn’t report it.” Ford’s Chicago Stamping [email protected] Development Executive Director Charles J. Gaeta it was pervasive behavior Then I asked myself: Plant. She wrote this for Why am I paying union the Chicago Tribune. Ryan York played in making the mural project a reality. afflicting every corner of Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5

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All address information, particu- Overdose California couple’s ordinary larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- A report of an overdose at 2:14 p.m. Monday on Union curacy, it is the sole responsibility Street. home held a torture chamber of the concerned party to contact By Amy Taxin the relevant police department and MARBLEHEAD and John Rogers have the department issue a no- ASSOCIATED PRESS tice of correction to the Daily Item. Complaints Corrections or clarifications will not PERRIS, Calif. — From A report of kitchen fire on the outside, the brown- be made without express notice of and-beige four-bedroom change from the arresting police Clipper Way on Monday at 8:51 a.m., fire extinguished home looked fairly order- department. prior to fire department ar- ly. The couple who owned rival; report of a woman on it had purchased the LYNN Monday at 10:31 a.m. who house new in 2014 and lost her ring near Five Corners soon arrived in the Los Arrests within the last few days with Angeles suburb of Perris with their 12 children. the initials ANC on the inside Mater Almishalawi, 52, They lived there quietly of 167 North Common St., of the ring; a stolen wallet re- for at least three years and was arrested on Monday at 7 ported on Pleasant Street on had another baby. Then on p.m. on charges of disorderly Monday at 11:50 a.m.; report Sunday, one of the children conduct, resisting arrest, and of a gas odor on Monday at jumped out of a window, violating miscellaneous city 4:21 p.m. Monday on Dodge called 911 and led authori- ordinances. Road, National Grid contact- ties to what they described Kimberly Bryson, 35, of ed; caller reported first floor as a torture chamber. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS flood from a water heater on 73 Curwin Circle, was arrest- Sheriff’s deputies said The exterior of the home where police arrested a couple accused of Barnard Hawkes Court on they found the couple’s ed on Monday at 10:11 p.m. holding their 13 children captive, in Perris, Calif. on charges of disturbing the Tuesday at 12:11 a.m. 13 children ranging in age from 2 to 29 years peace and resisting arrest. Turpin, 49, and her hus- Neither sheriff’s depu- cent years, most recently old, some of them chained Bridget Christopher was SWAMPSCOTT band, David Allen Turpin, ties nor child welfare offi- on Halloween 2015. An El- to furniture, all of them arrested on Monday at 9:29 57, were jailed on $9 million cials received a single call vis impersonator dressed thin and malnourished. p.m. on charges of prostitu- Complaints bail. They were scheduled over the years about the in a glittering jacket per- tion, breaking and entering, The 17-year-old girl who A report of a hazardous con- escaped was so tiny that for an initial court appear- Turpin home, he said. formed the ceremony be- trespassing, and assault on The investigation, still dition on Monday at 11:58 deputies initially mistook ance on Thursday. Authori- tween songs. Most of the ambulance personnel. ties said the pair could face in its early stages, has children, dressed in match- a.m. at Newman’s Bakery at her for a 10-year-old. Nina Cole, 23, of 286 New- charges of torture and child already begun to unrav- ing outfits, took part. 252 Humphrey St.; at the De- Sheriff’s Capt. Greg Fel- bury St., Peabody, was arrest- endangerment. el a bizarre tale of a cou- Numerous photos on the partment of Public Works on lows said the 911 call came ed on Saturday at 3:38 p.m. “If you can imagine be- ple married 32 years who couple’s Facebook page on charges of shoplifting. Monday at 9:29 a.m. from a cellphone that had ing 17 years old and ap- dressed their children show the children dancing Blake Coughlin, of 22 Law- been deactivated but still pearing to be a 10-year- alike, kept them away at the ceremony, visiting an ton Ave., was arrested on Fri- worked for emergency calls. MEDFORD old, being chained to a from outsiders and cut amusement park that ap- day at 3:53 p.m. on charges When deputies found bed, being malnourished most of the boys’ hair in pears to be Disneyland and of larceny and assault and the girl he said she Complaints and injuries associated a Prince Valiant-style going on other outings, look- battery. showed them family pho- with that, I would call resembling that of their ing thin but often smiling. Franklin Evans was arrest- A report of illegal dumping tos that prompted them that torture,” Fellows said. graying father. Although their home ap- ed on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Panera Bread at 12:30 to visit the house. Au- He said there was no Videos posted on You- peared nondescript from on charges of breaking and p.m. on Monday at 499 River- thorities confronted the indication any of the Tube show the couple re- the outside, it was a stink- entering and destruction of side Ave.; a report of larceny girl’s mother, Louise Anna Turpin, and Fellows said children were sexually newed their vows at the ing mess inside, Fellows property. on Monday at 12:39 p.m. at Santa Jimenez, 38, of 30 she appeared “perplexed” abused, although that was Elvis Chapel in Las Vegas said. He called the condi- 16 Harris Road, Apt. 2; a re- as to why they had come. still being investigated. at least three times in re- tions “horrific.” Cottage St., was arrested port of a locked car on Mon- on Friday at 6:46 a.m. on day at 1:57 a.m. Monday at charges of trafficking heroin, 564 Fulton St. distributing a Class A sub- Pope acknowledges pain of abuse stance, possession of drugs. Theft Tydrea Johnson, 20, of 127 Henry Ave., was arrest- A report of a larceny at ed on Friday at 11:50 p.m. 12:39 p.m. Monday at 16 among victims, but also priests and charged with assault and Harris Road. battery and breaking and en- By Peter Prengaman some of Chile’s clergy had tering. SAUGUS and Nicole Winfield sexually abused children Josmel Mercedes, 26, of ASSOCIATED PRESS in their care. 62 Williams Ave., was arrest- “I am one with my Complaints SANTIAGO, Chile — brother bishops, for it is ed on Friday at 10:58 p.m. Pope Francis dove head on charges of masked armed Caller reported on Friday right to ask forgiveness first into the sex abuse and make every effort to robbery. at 1:38 p.m. that her ex-boy- scandal that has dev- Carlos Montanez, of 50 friend stole her iPhone 8 and support the victims, even astated the Catholic as we commit ourselves to Andrew St., was arrested on blocked her on Facebook. Church’s credibility in Saturday at 7:22 p.m. on Officer contacted boyfriend ensuring that such things Chile, apologizing Tues- do not happen again,” the charges of trespassing and vi- and the matter is under inves- day for the “irreparable pope said. olation of miscellaneous city tigation; caller reported Friday damage” to victims, but ordinances. Francis did not refer at 2:37 p.m. that the star on also acknowledging the by name to Chile’s most his outdoor Christmas tree is “pain” of priests who have Accidents PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS notorious pedophile about to fall into the street. been held collectively re- priest, the Rev. Fernando A report of a motor vehi- Police contacted the Depart- sponsible for the crimes Pope Francis arrives to celebrate Mass at O’Hig- Karadima, who in 2011 cle accident at 10:06 p.m. ment of Public Works who of a few. gins Park in Santiago, Chile, Tuesday. was barred from all pas- Monday at Chestnut Street will investigate; caller report- Francis’ words were de- toral duties and sanc- and Western Avenue; at 671 ed downed wire on Friday at livered amid unprecedent- Francis’ big open-air Mass But his comments in tioned by the Vatican to Lynnway on Tuesday at 6:21 1:27 p.m. on Holden Avenue; ed opposition to his visit: in the capital, Santiago. his first speech of the day a lifetime of “penance a.m.; at Pet Express at 180 live wire down at Granite Court Three more churches were Despite the incidents, were what many Chil- and prayer” for sexu- Commercial St. on Tuesday at and Essex Street intersec- torched overnight, includ- huge numbers of Chil- eans were waiting to hear: ally molesting minors. 7:52 a.m.; a second accident tion on Friday at 5:50 p.m., ing one burned to the eans turned out to see Speaking from the presi- Nor did he refer to the at the same address at 8:27 National Grid notified; caller ground in the southern the pope on his first full dential La Moneda palace, fact that the emeritus a.m.; at 144 Chatham St. on reported two females fighting Araucania region where day in Chile, including Francis told Chilean Pres- archbishop of Santiago, Monday at 7:58 p.m.; at 10 outside the Burger King at Francis celebrates Mass an estimated 400,000 for ident Michelle Bachelet, a top papal adviser, has Lindon Road on Tuesday at 720 Broadway on Friday at on Wednesday. Police his Mass, and he brought lawmakers, judges and acknowledged he knew 9:26 a.m. 6:59 p.m., officers report the used tear gas and water some inmates to tears other authorities that of complaints against parties were uncooperative, cannons to break up an with an emotional visit to he felt “bound to express Karadima but didn’t re- Breaking and Entering but there were no weapons anti-pope protest outside a women’s prison. my pain and shame” that move him from ministry. involved; report of a large A report of a breaking and animal on Catalpa Street on NATION BRIEFS entering at 8:06 a.m. Tuesday Saturday at 7:34 a.m. Officer at One Market Street. dispatched, who reported an phia Eagles playoff game on paid leave during an under the influence in injured raccoon, animal con- Massachusetts police because he was intoxi- investigation after her a Kansas City suburb Complaints trol officer contacted; report arrest man for stealing cated and didn’t have a arrest over the weekend and has been placed on a of two males holding a sign A report of an unwelcome manhole covers ticket and then punching in Worcester, Mass. year’s probation. guest on Monday at 10:25 with an expletive message on a police horse in the face Worcester police WEBSTER (AP) — Mas- Sean Reilly, a spokes- a.m. Monday at 16 Etna Place; Saturday at 3:10 p.m., officer has been charged with charged Zahra Munye sachusetts police say they man for the city of a report of a well-being check advised them to take the sign assault. Abu, of Portland, with down; report of a sinkhole have arrested a man who Overland Park, Kan., on Monday at 7:57 a.m. at 10 Police say 22-year-old several misdemeanors said Tuesday that Duffy Hutchinsons Court; a report of at Winter Street and Clinton stole seven manhole cov- ers and put traffic cones Taylor Hendricks was including assault and bat- entered the plea last week a disturbance on Monday at Avenue on Sunday at 5 a.m., in their place. turned away from Satur- tery, resisting arrest and and will pay $1,220 in 11:58 a.m. at 51 Hanover St., Department of Public Works The Telegram & Gazette day’s game between the disorderly conduct. fines and court fees. Duffy Third floor; on Monday at 4:19 notified and placed orange reports the 46-year-old Eagles and the Atlanta Police say the 26-year- must report to a probation p.m. at 6 Pinkham Place; at 47 cone at the location. Call Webster man was arrest- Falcons and then ap- old caused a disturbance officer once a month and Glenwood Road on Monday at about a deer stuck on the ice proached a mounted at a Ja Rule and Ashanti ed Friday and charged abstain from drugs and 4:19 p.m.; at 111 Washington at Walnut Street and Gianna police officer and started concert at the Palladi- with larceny. alcohol. He also will be St., Apt 4 on Tuesday at 12:24 Drive on Monday at 12:321 punching a horse named um Nightclub. She was Police say they first re- subject to random breath, a.m.; at 2 Rogers Ave., B-3, on a.m., Environmental Police Nicky in the face, neck arrested Saturday night, ceived a call around 2:45 urine or blood screenings. Tuesday at 7:23 a.m. contacted. p.m. last Wednesday from and shoulder. Police say and posted bail early some blows landed on the Sunday. Royals spokesman Mike a witness who saw the Swanson said the plea is suspect taking a manhole officer’s legs. Portland Police Chief Court records indicate Michael Sauschuck con- a matter between Duffy, cover in Webster. Au- his representatives and thorities received several Hendricks is charged firmed Abu’s arrest, but Selling a house? the city. other calls about missing with aggravated assault, declined further comment. Police stopped and cited Buying a house? manhole covers, and they trespassing and taunting Abu was born in a Ken- say they stopped a vehicle a police animal. yan refugee camp before Duffy in August after Find out what properties matching the witness’ Court records don’t coming to Maine. She he returned to Kansas description later that day. list a defense attorney graduated from the Uni- City during a road trip recently sold in your area. Police say the suspect for Hendricks. A phone versity of Southern Maine for an exam on the elbow acknowledged taking number listed in his name and became a police offi- of his pitching arm. The Check out the manhole covers and rang unanswered Tues- cer in 2016. The Associat- left-hander underwent the Real Estate page pointed officers to where day. ed Press could not locate surgery in October and he had sold them. Au- Police say the horse and a phone number for her, is expected to be ready in Saturday’s paper. thorities recovered the the officer weren’t injured. and it’s unclear if she has for spring training next covers Wednesday from a The Eagles won the a lawyer. month. Millbury salvage yard. game 15-10. Duffy went 9-10 with a Royals pitcher Danny Duffy 3.81 ERA over 24 starts Man ejected from Eagles Maine’s 1st Somali police pleads guilty to DUI in in the first season of a game is charged with officer busted at Kansas City suburb five-year, $65 million con- punching horse Massachusetts concert tract extension. He struck OVERLAND PARK, out 130 while issuing PHILADELPHIA (AP) PORTLAND, Maine Kan. (AP) — Royals just 41 walks, and was — A man accused of being (AP) — Maine’s first pitcher Danny Duffy has expected to be the ace of a ejected from a Philadel- Somali police officer is pleaded guilty to driving rebuilt starting rotation. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Doctor: Trump got perfect score on cognitive test

By Jill Colvin would be recommending lent.” He passed a battery ASSOCIATED PRESS a low-impact, aerobic ex- of heart exams including ercise program for Trump, a stress test that Jackson WASHINGTON — Pres- with the aim of shedding said showed an above-av- ident Donald Trump per- 10 to 15 pounds this year. erage exercise capacity for formed “exceedingly well” “I would say right now a man of his age, despite on a surprise cognitive on a day-to-day basis, he some calcium buildup in screening test adminis- doesn’t have a dedicated, his arteries. He also takes tered last week, his doctor defined exercise program,” a low-dose aspirin for said Tuesday, as the White said Jackson. “The good heart health. House continued to bat part is that, you know, we With such a bad dietary back questions about the can build on that pretty history, how can that be? president’s mental fitness easily.” Jackson said Trump has for office. Trump’s body mass in- avoided some big heart Navy doctor Ronny Jack- dex, or BMI, of 29.9 puts risks — he’s never smoked son, who administered him in the category of and isn’t diabetic — and Trump’s first presidential being overweight for his has no family history of physical last week, said height. A BMI of 30 and heart problems. Trump received a perfect over is considered obese. A Trump has experienced score on a test designed to copy of Trump’s New York several recent episodes detect early signs of memo- driver’s license obtained in which he appeared to ry loss and other mild cog- by POLITICO listed slur his words, adding to nitive impairment. He also Trump’s height as 6-foot- concerns about his health. reported the 6-foot-3 pres- 2, instead of the 6-foot-3. Jackson said he’d ruled ident weighed in at 239 That height would put out a list of possible caus- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pounds — three pounds Trump over the obesity es, and that dry mouth heavier than he was in White House physician Dr. Ronny Jackson speaks to reporters during threshold. caused by the over-the- September 2016, the last the daily press briefing at the White House Tuesday. Trump’s blood pressure counter decongestant Su- time Trump revealed his was 122 over 74, and his dafed was likely to blame. weight to the public. That know. ... He has incredibly flattering new book that ty to the president. Jackson total cholesterol was 223, Trump last revealed de- number puts Trump on the good genes and that’s just paints Trump as a man- accused doctors who have which is higher than rec- tails about his health two cusp — but just under — the way God made him.” child who has trouble pro- tried to diagnose Trump ommended, even though months before the Novem- the obesity mark. Presidents don’t typi- cessing information and from afar of performing he takes a low dose of the ber 2016 election, when he “The president’s overall cally sit for cognitive as- recognizing old friends. “tabloid psychiatry.” statin drug Crestor. Jack- appeared on the “Dr. Oz” health is excellent,” said son said he would increase show to give details of a sessments during their But the 71-year-old Still, Jackson said Jackson, who predict- that dose in an effort to get physical performed by his periodic physical exams. president performed “ex- Trump acknowledged he’d ed Trump would remain Trump’s so-called “bad” longtime physician, the healthy for the duration But Jackson said Trump ceedingly well” on the test be healthier if he lost a few cholesterol, or LDL level, eccentric Dr. Harold Born- of his presidency despite a personally requested the Jackson said, receiving a pounds by exercising more below 120; it currently is stein. A year earlier, Born- diet heavy on fast food and test as he continues to perfect score. and eating better. Jackson 143. stein had released a let- an exercise regime limited face questions about his “He’s very sharp. He’s said he’d be arranging to Despite the diet and ter that predicted Trump to weekend golf outings. mental acuity for office. very articulate when he have a dietitian consult cholesterol concerns, Jack- would be “the healthiest “It’s called genetics,” Such questions have esca- speaks to me,” said Jackson, with the White House son stressed that Trump’s individual ever elected to Jackson said. “I don’t lated in the wake of an un- who works in close proximi- chef to cut calories and “cardiac health is excel- the presidency” if he won. Tillerson warns military action on A community voice goes North Korea unless diplomacy works silent in Swampscott SWAMPSCOTT John Picariello, Kessler’s By Matthew does not choose the path- From A1 son-in-law. “He was widely Pennington way of engagement, dis- known in the community these people was so out ASSOCIATED PRESS cussion, negotiation then for being approachable by of character for him, but they themselves will trig- anyone with a question or VANCOUVER, British then it became his charac- ger an option,” he said. concern.” Columbia — Secretary ter,” she said. “Swampscott His uncompromising Peter Spellios, a member of State Rex Tillerson was his home for over 50 message came after a of the Board of Selectmen, warned Tuesday that if years and he became com- started working with Kes- gathering in Vancouver of North Korea does not mitted to ensuring the sler more than 15 years 20 nations that were on choose to negotiate on giv- schools and the town were ago when he first became America’s side during the ing up its nuclear weapons the best they could be.” a member of the Swamp- Korean War, where there that pose a growing threat The adored Swampscott scott zoning board. was skepticism among the to the United States it advocate was an active “What always struck allies over North Korea’s could trigger a military member of Temple Israel/ me was his commitment sincerity in its recent dip- response. Shirat Hayam for more to showing up and speak- After a meeting of U.S. lomatic opening with the than 53 years, serving on ing on behalf of the town allies on how to beef up U.S.-allied South. the Board of Directors and as well as what he rep- the campaign of sanctions, Despite Washington’s the Brotherhood Commit- resented,” Spellios said. Tillerson stressed that the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tough stance and deter- tee. He volunteered count- “He didn’t sit back and mination to keep up the Trump administration Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland less hours on numerous complain, he got involved seeks a diplomatic resolu- pressure on North Korea, committees and commis- and I hope others see the and Secretary of State of the United States Rex President Donald Trump tion in the nuclear stand- Tillerson address a news conference following sions in the community. example Nelson was and off, but he said the North has signaled openness to “I have been chief for the see it as an opportunity to a meeting on the security and stability on the talks with the North un- has yet to show itself to Korean Peninsula in Vancouver, British Colum- past 15 years and when- get involved and make a be a “credible negotiating der the right circumstanc- bia, Tuesday. ever I was at town hall I difference.” partner.” He said U.S.- es. After months of insults would always run into Nel- Being an advocate for North Korea talks would and blood-curdling threats administration advocate He said North Korea has son, who was there to take the community was not require a “sustained ces- he’s traded with North Ko- part in some meeting or as easy as Kessler made it military action to give the continued to make signifi- sation” of threatening be- rean leader Kim Jong Un, committee,” Swampscott out to be, according to his North a “bloody nose.” cant advances in its nucle- havior. Trump suggested in an in- Police Chief Ron Madigan daughter, Beth Hoffman. ar weapons through the Tillerson declined to “We all need to be very terview last week that the said. “He was passionate “We grew up in a commu- comment on whether the sober and clear-eyed about thermonuclear test and two leaders could have a about being a voice for the nity that is very affluent White House is consider- the current situation,” Til- progress in its interconti- positive relationship. community and the citi- and my parents weren’t ing limited military ac- lerson said when he was nental missile systems. Tillerson declined to say zens of Swampscott.” as affluent as others, they tion against Pyongyang, asked whether Americans “We have to recognize Tuesday whether Trump Kessler also served as were hard workers,” she in response to reports should be concerned about that the threat is growing has spoken directly to the co-chair of both the said. “He was a sheet met- that some in the Trump the possibility of a war. and that if North Korea Kim. Board of Health and Con- al worker and my mother servation Committee as was a hairdresser for over well as president of his 50 years, so he couldn’t Malden McDonald’s manager shines under golden arches condo association. The just write a check, he biggest legacy he left be- had to do it by getting his a banquet and reception MALDEN hind was initiating curb- hands dirty, and I appre- and will each receive a From A1 side recycling throughout ciate that lesson and my cash prize and trophy. the town, which led to kids and grandson do as Everett McDonald’s is Iqbal has been working his Distinguished Citi- well.” the first in the nation to for McDonald’s for more zen Award in 1998, and a Kessler leaves behind incorporate a model that than three years and had Certificate of Appreciation his wife, Libby (Doliner) McDonald’s intends to in- moved up quickly. from the Board of Select- Kessler, his brother, Bob stall in more restaurants “It has been a joy to work men in 2017. Kessler, and his children, around the country. for McDonald’s, starting “People respected him Stephen Kessler, Dex- The store features two as a shift manager, then because they knew if ter, Cynthia Picariello floors connected by an el- as an assistant manager they had a problem and and Hoffman, along with evator with dining rooms and now as manager of brought it to his atten- his grandchildren and upstairs and downstairs. our recently rebuilt Ever- tion, he would carry it great-grandchildren, to In the downstairs dining ett restaurant,” Iqbal said forward for them,” said carry on his legacy. room, a unique feature is in a statement. “One of my table service. Using sen- favorite elements of my sors and some advanced job is interacting with so Revere receives $225K grant technology, those in the many different people — kitchen are notified where both customers and team to renovate Gibson Park a customer is sitting and members — and I’ve been what items they wish to fortunate to be able to REVERE DeLeo (D-Winthrop), state order. When the order is grow my team and work to From A1 Rep. RoseLee Vincent ready, it is brought to the motivate them with posi- (D-Revere), and Sen. Jo- table by a McDonald’s tivity every day.” bond bill. seph Boncore (D-Winthrop) staff member. At each ta- Jeff Brewster, who owns Arrigo and Revere’s Bea- expressed their gratitude ble, there are computer and operates the Everett tablets on the wall featur- restaurant, got his start con Hill delegation, includ- to the Baker administra- ing family games to play as a McDonald’s employee ing House Speaker Robert tion for the funding. while one waits. himself, and rose to have The restaurant’s sec- his own franchise. Two struck by car in Saugus ond floor features an ex- “Tabish was nominat- pansive dining room with ed for his commitment SAUGUS the driver will be charged many windows facing the to great hospitality and From A1 or cited, said Giorgetti. construction site of what exceptional customer ser- He declined to comment will be the 13-acre, $2.4 vice. He did such an excep- blind corner. A few of my on where the driver and billion Wynn Boston Casi- tional job with the launch customers’ cars have been victims live, their exact no, which is set to open in of the new digital kiosks hit and one time a girl ages, where they are being 2019. and table service in our COURTESY PHOTO rode her bike right into treated for their injuries, Iqbal has been invited to Everett restaurant and is and whether the pedestri- an international awards a perfect role model for his Malden resident Tabish Iqbal, left, was recent- the (store’s) window.” ly named as a Ray Kroc Award winner, whose The accident remains ans were in the crosswalk ceremony in mid-April in employees,” Brewster said at the time of the crash. Orlando, Fla., hosted by in a statement. “We’re de- recipients represent the top 1 percent of all under investigation. Po- McDonald’s and its CEO lighted that we are able to McDonald’s restaurants worldwide. Iqbal is lice will review any poten- Bridget Turcotte can be Steve Easterbrook. He recognize Tabish in this shown with his assistant manager, Djamilia tial video surveillance and reached at bturcotte@item- and the other manager way for his commitment to Dossantos. He manages the McDonald’s restau- interview all witnesses be- live.com. Follow her on honorees will be guests at McDonald’s.” rant at 128 Lower Broadway, Everett. fore determining whether Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A8 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Two newly con rmed A growing number of actors are renouncing Woody Allen Kim Kardashian West van Gogh drawings on and husband Kanye show in Netherlands welcome baby girl

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — NEW YORK (AP) — It’s a girl for Kim Two drawings of a hill in Paris have Kardashian West and her husband, been con rmed as works by Vincent Kanye West, via surrogate. van Gogh and are going on display at Kardashian West announced Tuesday a Dutch museum. on her app under the headline “We’re The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam so in Love” that their third baby was born early Monday and weighed in at 7 said Tuesday that an 1886 drawing of pounds, 6 ounces. Montmartre owned by the Van Vlissin- The couple is “incredibly grateful to gen Art Foundation was recently con- our surrogate who made our dreams rmed as a work by the Dutch master come true,” Kardashian West says. based on extensive research into its She also thanked their surrogate’s “subject, style, technique, materials and doctors and nurses, adding that their provenance.” kids North and Saint are “especially Based on that research, a similar thrilled to welcome their baby sister.” drawing in the Van Gogh Museum’s Kardashian West did not reveal the own collection also has been con rmed new arrival’s name. It was unclear as an original by the Dutch artist most where the baby was born. The reality star and makeup mogul famous for his vibrant oil paintings. suffered from placenta accreta, a po- Both drawings are part of an exhibi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tentially life-threatening complication, tion titled “Impressionism & Beyond. during her two pregnancies. A Wonderful Journey,” at the Singer Actor Timothee Chalamet said he will donate his salary for an upcoming Woody Allen lm to charities ghting sexual harassment and abuse. Laren Museum near Amsterdam. By Jake Coyle ing sexual harassment and abuse: Time’s ASSOCIATED PRESS Up, the LGBT Center in New York and RAINN. The breakout star of “Call Me By NEW YORK — A growing number of Your Name” announced on Instagram that actors are distancing themselves from Woody Allen and his next lm, height- he didn’t want to pro t from his work on ening questions about the future of the Allen’s “A Rainy Day in New York,” which proli c 82-year-old lmmaker in a Hol- wrapped shooting in the fall. lywood newly sensitive to allegations of “I want to be worthy of standing shoul- sexual misconduct. der to shoulder with the brave artists Timothee Chalamet on Tuesday said who are ghting for all people to be he will donate his salary for an upcoming treated with the respect and dignity they Woody Allen lm to three charities ght- deserve,” said Chalamet. Kunis named woman of the year by Harvard’s Hasty Pudding

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Mila Kunis, who made her mark PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on two long-running television Kim Kardashian West announced comedies and earned a Golden on her app Tuesday the birth of Globe nomination for her work her and Kanye’s daughter via sur- on the big screen, was named rogate. Woman of the Year on Tuesday by Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals. Kunis is being honored by the nation’s oldest collegiate theat- rical organization because she is one of Hollywood’s “most sought SEND US YOUR STUFF after, vivacious, and engaging PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO actresses.” Two newly con rmed van Gogh “We have been watching her on CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL drawings appear in an art show both the big and small screen since [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR at a Dutch museum. Top, a draw- we were young and can’t wait to SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, ing titled The Hill of Montmartre celebrate her achievements in a dating to 1886. Below, a drawing truly unique and memorable way,” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS LYNN, MA 01903. titled The Hill of Montmartre with Hasty Pudding Theatricals co-pro- Mila Kunis has been named Woman of the Stone Quarry, dating to March ducer Annie McCreery said in Year by Harvard University’s Hasty Pud- 1886. the announcement. ding Theatricals.

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ITEM FILE PHOTOS KIPP’s Nayeli Germosen racked up 16 points for the Panthers in the rst game, and Dom Jette scored nine points and grabbed four rebounds in the nightcap. KIPP dominates in doubleheader Girls play stout Panthers power to

ITEM FILE PHOTO defense to top Excel early advantage Valentina Pepic, center, logged a double-dou- ble for the Patriots Tuesday. By Harold Rivera ly skilled players. They're By Harold Rivera with seven points in the ITEM STAFF both great guards." ITEM STAFF winning effort. All three Naudia Resnek added of them starred on KIPP's LYNN — The KIPP seven points and Kayla LYNN — In an impres- football team this past fall SCHOOL ROUNDUP Academy girls basketball Keel nished with ve sive showing for the KIPP season. team found a winning points in the winning ef- Academy boys basketball "Dominic's a four-year formula Tuesday evening fort. team, the Panthers treat- player and he works when the Panthers hosted The Panthers took ad- ed their home fans to a hard," KIPP rst-year Salem basketball Excel. KIPP scored early vantage of their opportu- 52-25 win over the visiting coach David White said. and often, built a comfort- nities in the rst half and Excel Wolves on Tuesday "He's a leader for us. Ab- cruises to big win able lead and played stout set the tone from the ear- night. doul's a rst-year starter defense the rest of the way. ly going. KIPP worked its The Panthers stormed but he has good length The end result was 45- way to a 25-14 lead at the out to an early lead and and good instincts. It just By Harold Rivera 15 win for the Panthers, end of the rst half, the never looked back, closing comes down to working ITEM STAFF KIPP's third victory of the start the Panthers were their victory by out-scor- on the fundamentals with The Salem boys basketball team defeated Greater season. hoping for. ing the Wolves 26-17 in these guys. They're two of Lawrence, 81-50, on Tuesday night to notch its fourth KIPP captains Nayeli “We usually try to get the second half. With the our leading scorers and I victory in a row. Nate Lebron led the way, scoring 21 Germosen and Destiny Co- them to come out strong win, the Panthers remain expect that continue." points with seven rebounds and Ethan Espinal add- ley-Payas each scored 16 and get a good, strong lead undefeated on the season Jette took command of in the rst half," Chancy the game in the opening ed 14 points. Isaiah Williamson logged a double-dou- points to lead the Panthers at 6-0. said. "We play hard and minutes of the rst half. ble with 13 points and 10 rebounds. Vinnie Gaskins in the right direction. Leading the way for the aggressive in the rst half He scored seven of KIPP’s added 10 points and seven rebounds to the winning “Nayeli and Destiny are Panthers was rst-year and that makes it easier rst nine points on a pair effort. two of our captains," KIPP starter Abdoul Barry, assistant coach Priscil- for us in the second half. It who scored 11 points and of buckets and a 3-pointer. The Witches improved to 6-2 and host Gloucester raises our con dence." The Panthers led 9-0 be- tonight (7). la Chancy, who lled in grabbed ve rebounds. for head coach Andrea The shots began to fall Barry provided a strong fore the Wolves found the "We've been playing well," Salem coach Tom Doyle DeAngelo for Tuesday's in for the Panthers in the presence in the paint, one scoreboard on a 3-pointer said. "Hopefully we can keep it going. We have game, said. "They're real- second half, allowing them that was tough for Excel to of their own. KIPP fea- some tough league games coming up, starting with ly strong leaders on the to stretch their advantage, defend. tured ve different scorers Gloucester. We play Beverly and Marblehead soon so court. They'll tell the girls and the rout was on. Back- KIPP's Dominic Jette in the rst half and led we still have the meat of our schedule coming." to-back jump shots from what they're doing wrong added nine points with 26-8 at recess. Tech 47, Minuteman 32 Germosen and Nancy Syl- and also how to x it. They four rebounds, Wallace "We try to establish fast Belmin Berilo scored 12 points and Amari Gaston la bumped the Panther’s starts," White said. "The provide strong direction on Reed tallied eight points ROUNDUP, B2 the court and they're high- GIRLS, B2 and Tona Puati nished BOYS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2018 English swimming sinks Classical

SWIM From B1 the get-go, but made things interesting down the stretch. "After today's meet, I feel as though we have a lot to be proud of," Clas- sical coach Denise Silva said. "Although we didn't win on paper, there were a lot of student-athletes who had their best times ITEM FILE PHOTO and made improvements, Tech’s Arianna Anaya led the Tigers with 19 and as a coach, that's an awesome feeling. The points Tuesday. camaraderie my kids showed is second to none. I have 36 student-ath- Roundup: Tech girls letes on my team, and all 36 participated and scored today, and they all fall in overtime have reasons to hold their heads up high." ROUNDUP Amanda Wager in the English started strong From B1 200 IM (2:16.75) and the right off the block, as backstroke (1:09.16), Bri- the 200-yard medley re- added 10. Tech improved an Coleman in the 50 lay team of Mary Law- to 5-4 and visits Essex freestyle (24.04), Carter lor, Devin Curley, Peter Tech Friday. Murray in the diving, Phelan and Caroline Zuf- Essex Tech 58, Chemel in the 100 free- fante (2 minutes, 11.03 Saugus 51 style (57.84), seconds) took first place Mike Mabee led the and the 200 freestyle and the group of Carlie Sachems with 16 points, relay team of Hathaway, Harris, Dax Billingsley, Christian Correia added Wager, Catarina Corelli Abby Geaney and Cole 14 and Vinnie Cirame tal- and Talia Orenstein. Story fought to a sec- lied 10. Saugus (1-5) hosts The Magicians are 6-0 ond-place finish. Zuffante Danvers Saturday. and swim against Dan- then finished almost 30 "We're getting better," vers Thursday. seconds before Classical's Saugus coach Mark Ber- "The sportsmanship and Sydney St. Ives (second trand said. "We kept it the camaraderie between place, 2:39.2) in the 200 close throughout. We're the teammates has been freestyle, placing first in starting to buy into what great," Magicians coach 2:11.97. English expanded ITEM PHOTOS | KATIE MORRISON we're doing. That's two Susan Guertin said. "It's its lead in the 200 indi- games in a row, Glouces- Top, Classical’s Jacob Lang gives a thumbs up to his coaches after break- great. It's a very young vidual medley, as Phelan ter and tonight, where we ing a pool record in the 500 freestyle. Bottom, Classical’s Carly Mendon- team, we have a lot of (2:21.57) snuck by Classi- were in it in the fourth ca swims the butterfly. freshmen this season." cal's Jacob Lang (2:22.33). quarter." Danvers 94, Revere 84 One of the closest races making some noise. Car- style relay for the Rams mined group of kids," Somerville 75, The Falcons moved to of the evening was also ly Mendonca swam to the team of Flores, Mendon- Trahant added. "They're Winthrop 71 5-1. Danvers had two one of the shortest, as first of her two first-place ca, Zach Westin and Lang working together and The Vikings almost double-winners on the Classical's Cristian Flores finishes, as she slipped (1:55.18) and another vic- pulled out a comeback win finding consistency. And night, with Raphael Hica- powered to a win in the 50 past Phelan (1:10.84) with tory for Mendonca in the but fell short in the final ro winning both to 50 and this year the team is just free (27.64), topping En- a time of 1:04.59. Flores 100 backstroke (1:06.97 in minute. Tayjuan McKen- 100 freestyle and Jared so close, and it's amazing glish's Curley (28.82). It logged another first, this a tight race with English's zie scored 28 points and Casey winning the 100 to see this group of kids was the first of two wins time in the 100 free, but Mary Lawlor, who finished Devin Pulsifer added 24. backstroke and the 200 and how they work togeth- for Flores, as he also won English was able to grab in 1:08.97) got the Rams "I'm proud of my guys freestyle. Tyler Keyes won er not just in the pool, but the 100 free. second and third (Shane within nine points at 81- and the way we fought the 100 butterfly, Ethan out of the pool. When you "Cristian Flores came Carino, 1:06.37 and Cole 72. But English relied on back," Winthrop coach Da- Keyes won the 500 free- have that effort and ev- out of nowhere," Silva Story, 1:07.63, respective- its consistency and depth vid Sacco said. "Anytime style and Jack O’Neill eryone working together, said. "He had two first- ly). in the 100 breaststroke, you're down 16 to start the took first place in diving. it just works." place finishes, 27 (seconds One of the highlights of as Curley (1:24.82) and fourth and battle back to BOYS TRACK The Bulldogs improve to in the 50 free) and 1:05 (in the night was when Clas- Dax Billingsley (1:28.70) make it a one-possession Revere 73, Gloucester 13 5-2 with, while Classical's the 100 free). Previously, sical sophomore Lang took the top two places. game, I'll take it. We have It was a clean sweep for still searching for its first his best times had been 30 broke an 18-year-old re- The Bulldogs sealed the to stop digging ourselves the Patriots as they im- (seconds) and 1:12. Huge." cord, previously held by deal with a win in the 400 win. into holes. We need to be proved to 2-4. Lucas Bar- Despite Flores' big per- Kevin Coulon, in the 500 free relay, with Zuffante, "I want to compliment able to play 32 minutes at bosa was a double-winner formance, the Rams went free. Lang bested Cou- Lawlor, Hannah Trahant the other team. Lisa swam maximum effort." for Revere, taking both the into the diving portion lon, who set the record in and Phelan finishing in for me many years ago, Salem Academy 50, high jump (5-6) and the of the event down 41- 2000, by just two-tenths of 4:20.57. and it's awesome to watch Pioneer Charter 49 50-yard hurdles (6.8). Oth- 21. Sarah Sirois helped a second, finishing in 5:32 "(Devin Curley) and Dax the program grow and see Michael Santana (5 er winners for the Patriots bridge that gap, beating even. are very consistent with the student-athletes right points, 5 assists) hit a were Kevin Bardhi in the out English's Hannah "The sky's the limit for their breaststroke,"Trah- here in our own city flour- layup with just over 10 shot put (39-5 1/2), Yussuf Trahant (177.80) with a Jacob," Silva said. "He's ant said. "At the end of the ish," Silva said. "I'm hap- seconds remaining to give Ali Buda in the 50 dash score of 240.25 in diving. so unselfish. He'll swim meet when it's close, it's py for their good season. Salem a 3-point lead, and (6.2), Adrien Martinez in Classical's Ciara Collins whatever you want. I'm so nice to have those strong We're 0-6, but it doesn't Pioneer came up short the 300 (42.3), Jose Agude- came in third with 156.95. proud of him." ones in there. feel like an 0-6 season, not in the final seconds. Ali lo in the 600 (1:35.1), Cris- Then, the Rams started A win in the 200 free- "I have a very deter- by any stretch." Kachmer had a big night tian Acuna in the 1000 with 28 points and seven (3:03.6), Abu Aldarazy in rebounds for Salem, and the one-mile (5:07.2) and Joe Daoud added 10. Jonathan Nushi in the Pepic keys Revere to win over Saugus GIRLS BASKETBALL two-mile (11:59.5). Minuteman 47, Tech 44 Salem 56, Winthrop 29 SAUGUS ski and Jillian Ricupero all hit big Saugus, on the other hand, went on The Tigers held a lead, The Witches got wins From B1 3-pointers to keep the game close, small runs to make it close through- but saw it slip away as from Julio Fernandez in and combined with good defense, out the final two quarters, but the Minuteman forced OT. Tech the shot put (37-1/4), Bry- "I thought our effort was great, Saugus was able to cut the deficit to Sachems simply couldn't make got the ball after a missed an Benitez-Dejesus in the everyone really got up for this one," just two points at halftime, with Re- enough defensive stops to climb free throw with a couple of 50 hurdles (8.2), Bran- said Saugus coach Mark Schru- vere holding a slim 27-25 lead. back in it. It was tough for them to seconds on the clock, but don O’Yarvide in the 600 ender. "That effort kept us in it for But to start the second half, Re- match up with Pepic in the paint, couldn't get a shot off. (1:35.8), Julian Beaudoin a while, but in the end we made too vere went on a big 10-0 run that as she tallied 13 points and six re- Arianna Anaya lead the in the 1000 (3:19.4) and many coaching mistakes and missed really changed the direction of the bounds in the second half alone. a lot of shots, and you can't beat a way with 19 points, while Saul De Leon in the two- game for both teams. The Patriots "She's really a great player," really good team like Revere when Michayla Lawrence tal- mile (11:53.8). never surrendered the lead from Schruender said of Pepic. "It got to lied 12. The Tigers (2-8) Kim Haddar was a dou- you do that." It was a true defensive battle ear- that point, stretching it to as many a point where they were just feed- play Fellowship Friday. ble-winner for the Vikings, as 16 points by the fourth quarter. ing her and she was doing it all for taking the high jump (5-2) ly on, with Saugus forcing several Danvers 40, "That run really got everyone feel- them. They've got a lot of really good Marblehead 19 and the 300 (41.4). Winthrop turnovers with a full-court press to ing confident to start the second players on that team." Danvers' Cheyenne also got wins from Bobby start. But Revere had some great half," O'Hara said. "Everyone did a The Patriots (6-2) have another Nessinger scored 13 Hubert in the 50 dash (6.1) defense of its own up its sleeve, and points with a handful of and Cormac McPhail in the the Patriots were able to pull away great job of working together and tough test coming up on Friday with blocked shots. Danvers one-mile (5:02.0). and take an 18-9 lead into the start moving the ball around, and we got a matchup against Lynn Classical. improved to 7-1. GIRLS TRACK of the second quarter. much better looks at the basket in Saugus (5-3) also has a tough test "We have depth," Dan- Gloucester 48, Revere 37 But 3-point shooting kept the Sa- the second half, which helped us pull in its next game, as the Sachems vis- vers coach Pat Veilleux Winners for the Fisher- chems in the game. Salzillo, Bogdan- away." it Danvers on Thursday. said. "We still haven't hit men were Belle Muller in our stride yet but we're the shot put (26-9), Lauren improving and that's all Wood in the 50 hurdles KIPP keeps foot on the gas against Excel that matters." (8.7), Sedona Gillard in the The Falcons host Saugus 50 dash (6.9), Darcy Muller half, as they continued to ry. visit Cambridge Charter Thursday. in the 300 (48.3), Lila Ol- BOYS pour it on and keep the "It's good that we came at MIT. "Saugus is playing good son in the 600 (2:00.9) and From B1 basketball," Veilleux said. Aidan Cunningham in the Wolves on their heels. Ab- out with energy and didn't "We haven't been test- first couple of games, we doul Barry took control of take our foot off the gas ed yet," White said. "We'll "That's a good team and it'll one-mile (6:39.2). started slow. It's a new be a good challenge for us." Revere got wins from the post with three bas- in the second half," White have a big test on Friday system for these players. kets in the paint, bumping said. "It allows our young- night on the road. We'll be For Marblehead, Kath- Azra Lakacha in the I'm their third coach in high jump (4-6), Hannah the lead to 37-11. KIPP’s er guys to get some valu- tested then. Cambridge ryn Percy scored six three years. It's a work in Fitzpatrick in the 1000 lead reached the 30’s able playing time and it has a couple good players. points. Emily Clough add- progress for all of us. We're (3:14.0) and Olivia No- ed eight rebounds, while trying to start fast and when a bucket from Algha allows our older guys to We're 6-0 and we'll take voselsky in the two-mile Hannah Garthe had three play with fundamentals. Barry (six points, five re- get some rest. We have the wins, but it's about (14:56.9). steals. The Magicians will It's a work in progress but bounds) put the Panthers a big game coming up on how we're building off Winthrop 71, Salem 5 play Medford this evening. we're definitely trying to ahead 43-13 with 9:00 re- Friday so it was nice to get those wins. We're trying Winthrop won all but Pioneer Charter 47, start games fast and keep maining. From there, the them some rest." to establish a champion- one event. Isabella Ma- Salem Academy 35 our foot on the gas." win was well in the bag The Panthers are back ship culture and stress the honey won both the high Hannah McGee led Sa- The Panthers didn’t lose and the KIPP substitutes on the court on Friday importance of the little lem with 12 points, and jump (4-8) and the 50 dash momentum in the second closed out the 52-25 victo- night (8:30) when they things." Erika Zenga added 11 (6.8) to lead the way for points and five assists. the Vikings, while Daniella SWIMMING Zanelli won the 50 hurdles Marblehead 107, (8.0), Alex Gibbons won the Panthers girls play stout defense in victory Gloucester 71 300 (55.3), Gabrielle Hin- Winners for the Magi- chion won the 600 (2:07.8), GIRLS “It was nice to see us making our The Panthers held Excel to just three cians included the 200- Camilla Miranda-Lllovera From B1 shots in the end," Chancy said. "It points in the second half (scored on yard medley relay team of won the 1000 (3:43.6) and wasn't really normal for us to miss a hook shot and a free throw), and Theo Chemel, Charles Al- Anyra Silva won the one- lead to 31-14. From there, the Pan- as many shots as we did. It was nice KIPP cruised to the 45-15 victory. exander, Lucas Perez and mile (7:05.6). thers stormed to a 14-0 run that to close the gap and I think our con- KIPP (3-3) is back in action on Brian Coleman (1:54.65), The lone winner for Sa- took the wind out of Excel’s sails and fidence boosted (in the second half)." Friday night (7) when the Panthers Megan Hathaway in the lem was Anyfem Gonzalez sealed the victory. Germosen capped Strong defense was also key for visit Cambridge Charter in hopes of 200 freestyle (2:04.78), in the shot put (26-5). the run with a pair of lay-ins. KIPP throughout the second half. pulling above .500. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY Malden at Swampscott (4) Boys Basketball Tech/Notre Dame at Shawsheen (4) Classical at English (7) Wrestling Danvers at Marblehead (7) Beverly at Marblehead (5) Peabody at Revere (7) Cath. Mem. at Mald. Cath. (6) St. John’s at BC High (7) Danvers at Saugus (6:30) Peabody at Gloucester (TBA) Boys Hockey Cath. Mem. at St. John’s (6:40) THURSDAY Clifford tourn: Peabody at Danvers Boys Basketball (8) Medford at Swampscott (7) Lynn at Somerville (7:30) Girls Basketball Medford at Marblehead (6:30) Latin Acad. at Malden (7) Revere at Everett (6:30) Saugus at Danvers (7) Saugus at Beverly (6) Swampscott at Medford (5:30) Xaverian at Mald. Cath. (6) Girls Hockey Girls Basketball Winthrop at Peabody (TBA) English at Classical (7) Skiing Malden at Snowden (4:30) St. John’s vs. Austin Prep/Andover Winthrop at Lynnfield (6) (3) Girls Hockey Swimming Beverly at Peabody (5:15) Classical at Medford (3:30) Lexington at St. Mary’s (6) Danvers at Marblehead (6:45) Waltham at Winthrop (6:10) Track Gymnastics Beverly at Marblehead (7) Peabody at Fenwick (7) Classical vs. Somerville (at M’head, Swimming 7) Melrose at Malden (3) Peabody vs. Malden at Swampscott Mystic Valley at Shawsheen (4) (4) Revere at English (6:30) Saugus at Swampscott (4) Track Wrestling Everett/English/Medford at Danvers Saugus at Wakefield quad (5) (4) St. John’s at Xaverian (4:30)

TV/RADIO PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS TV Boston Celtics center Aron Baynes, foreground, and New Orleans Pelicans forward Anthony Da- College basketball vis, rear, battle for a rebound. 6 p.m...... Tulsa at Temple...... ESPNews 6:30 p.m...... Dayton at Saint Joseph’s...... CBSSN ...... Villanova at Georgetown...... FS1 Pelicans take down Boston in overtime 7 p.m...... Arkansas at Florida...... ESPN2 ...... Auburn at Alabama...... SEC Network BOSTON (AP) — Anthony Davis Rather than challenge Davis and Boston battled back again, tying ...... Iowa at Rutgers...... Big Ten Network had 45 points and 16 rebounds to Cousins inside, the Celtics lived out- it at 95-all when a dunk by Brown ...... SMU at Wichita State...... ESPNU lead the New Orleans Pelicans to a side and it cost them in overtime invigorated the home fans. After a 8 p.m...... Houston at Tulane...... ESPNews 116-113 overtime victory over Bos- when they went just 1 for 4. Hor- turnover and foul by the Pelicans, ...... 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ESPNU came a sluggish start to the fourth more field goals and Boston couldn't at halftime. College basketball - women quarter and erased a five-point defi- catch up from there. Celtics: The Celtics were playing 9 p.m...... Baylor at Iowa State...... FSN cit in the final few minutes of regu- New Orleans survived a rough their first game since returning from Pro basketball lation. start to the fourth, opening the pe- London, where they beat the Phila- 8 p.m...... LA Lakers at Oklahoma City...... ESPN DeMarcus Cousins had 19 points riod 3 for 13 and going without a delphia 76ers 114-103 on Thursday. 10:30 p.m...... Denver at LA Clippers...... ESPN and 15 rebounds, and Jrue Holiday field goal from 6:40 remained un- ... Boston shot just 35 percent (18 for Figure skating added 23 points and seven assists. til the 1:50-mark, when a layup by 51) in the first half. ... Boston's pre- 12 p.m...... European Championships (pairs)...... NBCSN Ian Clark added 15 points for the Clark cut Boston's lead to 101-98. vious high for 3-pointers attempted 1:30 p.m...... European Championships (men)...... NBCSN Pelicans, whose size inside ended The Pelicans went ahead 104-102 in was 43 against Atlanta on Nov. 18. Golf up prevailing in overtime when Bos- the final minute of regulation before ... The Celtics announced during 8 p.m...... Asian Tour: SMBC Singapore Open...... Golf ton's barrage of 3-pointers stopped Irving, who scored just three in the the game that Hall of Famer Jo Jo 10:30 p.m...... European PGA: Abu Dhabi HSBC...... Golf falling. first half, drove for a layup to tie it at White, a two-time NBA champion Pro hockey Kyrie Irving led Boston with 27 104-all with 11 seconds left. with Boston, had died at age 71. 7:30 p.m...... Montreal at Boston...... NBCSN, WBZ-FM 98.5 points and Al Horford had 14 points Irving scored 16 in the third to UP NEXT: 10 p.m...... Pittsburgh at Anaheim...... NBCSN and nine rebounds. Marcus Smart help Boston back into it, but New Pelicans: Visit Atlanta on Wednes- Soccer and Jaylen Brown added 16 points Orleans scored the last six points of day night. 2:45 p.m...... FA Cup: Norwich City at Chelsea...... FS1 apiece for the Celtics, who attempt- the third for an 87-80 lead, and went Celtics: Host Philadelphia on Tennis ed a season-high 50 3-pointers. ahead by 10 early in the fourth. Thursday night. 9 p.m...... Australian Open...... ESPN2 SPORTS BRIEFS Celtics great Jo Jo White dies at 71 MBCA annual Haley (Endicott) Kevin Barnaby (Fitchburg State) BOSTON (AP) — Bas- to a 128-126 win in tri- baseball clinic and Chris Costello (Walpole ketball Hall of Famer Jo ple overtime against the HS), as well as former MLB Jo White, a two-time NBA Phoenix Suns. The Mass. Baseball Coach- catcher Steve Lomansey. champion with the Boston Boston traded White es Assoc. will be hosting its The featured clinicians this Celtics and an Olympic 51st annual baseball clinic year are Dr. Peter Fadde to the Warriors midway gold medalist, has died. on Jan 26-27 at the Four (renowned pitch recognition through the 1978-79 sea- Points Sheraton in Wake- expert) and nationally-rec- He was 71. son and he remained with field. The clinic features ognized high school coach The Celtics announced Golden State through the local college and high school Mark Gjormand (Madison his death Tuesday night. following season. He played coaches John Casey (Tufts) HS, Va.). For further infor- No cause was provided. one final season in Kansas Mike Glavine (NU), Dirk mation, visit www.massbca. The team said it was City, but was always be- Baker (Worc. State) Bryan com. "terribly saddened" by loved in Boston as a Celtic. White's passing, calling "His contributions to the him a "champion and a team's championship leg- gentleman; supremely tal- NFL PLAYOFFS acy may have only been ented and brilliant on the court, and endlessly gra- surpassed by the deep and Divisional Playoffs p.m. (CBS) lasting impact that he had Saturday, Jan. 13 NFC cious off of it." Philadelphia 15, Atlanta 10 Minnesota at Philadelphia, 6:40 p.m. White played 10 seasons in the community," the New England 35, Tennessee 14 (FOX) for Boston, which drafted Celtics said in the state- Sunday, Jan. 14 Pro Bowl ment. "The thoughts and Jacksonville 45, Pittsburgh 42 him ninth overall from Minnesota 29, New Orleans 24 Sunday, Jan. 28 Kansas in 1969. He aver- sympathies of the entire Conference Championships AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m. (ESPN/ABC) aged 17.2 points per game Celtics organization are Sunday, Jan. 21 Super Bowl over 13 years, also playing with the White family." AFC Sunday, Feb. 4 White, who won an Jacksonville at New England, 3:05 AFC champ vs. NFC champ, 6:30 p.m. (NBC) for Golden State and the Kansas City Kings before Olympic gold medal with retiring in 1981. the U.S. team in 1968, was NBA The Celtics retired a seven-time NBA All- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE White's No. 10 the follow- Star. He was elected to the Atlantic Division Southwest Division ing year, and he still was Basketball Hall of Fame W L Pct GB W L Pct GB in 2015, when he recalled Boston 34 11 .756 — Houston 30 12 .714 — working with the club as a Toronto 29 13 .690 3½ San Antonio 29 16 .644 2½ director of special projects his performance in the tri- Philadelphia 20 20 .500 11½ New Orleans 23 20 .535 7½ at the time of his death. ple-overtime victory over FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS New York 20 24 .455 13½ Dallas 15 29 .341 16 Brooklyn 16 28 .364 17½ Memphis 14 28 .333 16 White averaged 18.1 the Suns that put Boston In this Dec. 30, 1977 file photo, Jo Jo White, Southeast Division Northwest Division points as a member of the one game away from win- left, drives past Chicago Bulls’ Wilbur Holland W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ning another title. Miami 25 18 .581 — Minnesota 29 17 .630 — 1974 Celtics champion- during an NBA basketball game in Chicago. Washington 25 19 .568 ½ Oklahoma City 24 20 .545 4 ship team and was chosen White played 60 of a possi- Charlotte 17 25 .405 7½ Portland 22 21 .512 5½ ble 63 minutes of the game. of Fame was long overdue brain tumor, late in life. Orlando 13 31 .295 12½ Denver 22 21 .512 5½ MVP of the NBA Finals Atlanta 12 31 .279 13 Utah 17 26 .395 10½ two years later when Bos- Former Boston coach and for White, who was thrilled "I absolutely adored Central Division Pacific Division ton won again, scoring 33 player Tommy Heinsohn said it happened after battling playing this game," White W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 26 17 .605 — Golden State 36 9 .800 — while leading the Celtics the induction into the Hall health problems, including a said. Indiana 24 20 .545 2½ L.A. Clippers 22 21 .512 13 Milwaukee 23 20 .535 3 Phoenix 16 28 .364 19½ Detroit 22 20 .524 3½ L.A. Lakers 15 28 .349 20 Chicago 17 27 .386 9½ Sacramento 13 30 .302 22 NBA investigates Rockets-Clippers incident Tuesday’s Games Washington at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Orlando 108, Minnesota 102 Detroit at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans 116, Boston 113, OT New Orleans at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. LOS ANGELES (AP) — needed outside the Hous- game against the Clippers "I don't know," he said. Dallas at Denver, 9 p.m. San Antonio at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. The NBA has spoken to ton locker room afterward. at Staples Center since he "We took our loss. Tough Phoenix at Portland, 10 p.m. Golden State at Chicago, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Clippers star Blake Grif- "I wouldn't call it pret- was traded to the Rockets loss." fin as well as other players ty crazy," Griffin said. "In last summer. Griffin ap- It seems almost inevitable from the Houston Rockets this day and age every- peared to bump Houston the NBA would take some NHL and Los Angeles as part of thing kind of gets blown a coach Mike D'Antoni, and disciplinary action against EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE its investigation into late- little bit out of proportion." they exchanged words. players. Paul is also the Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA game and postgame inci- Citing anonymous NBA Griffin and Houston'spresident of the National Tampa Bay 44 31 10 3 65 161 112 Winnipeg 46 26 13 7 59 153 127 dents involving the teams. sources, ESPN reported Trevor Ariza were later Basketball Players Associ- Boston 42 24 10 8 56 137 108 Nashville 43 26 11 6 58 132 114 Griffin confirmed Tues- several Rockets players ejected after another inci- ation, which did not imme- Toronto 46 25 17 4 54 147 133 St. Louis 47 27 17 3 57 136 123 Detroit 44 18 19 7 43 119 135 Dallas 46 26 17 3 55 140 126 day that he had been con- headed toward the Clip- dent. diately respond to a request Florida 43 18 19 6 42 122 141 Minnesota 46 24 17 5 53 133 131 tacted by league officials. pers' locker room after- "I think the NBA should for comment Tuesday. Montreal 44 18 20 6 42 115 138 Colorado 43 24 16 3 51 142 126 Ottawa 42 15 18 9 39 117 149 Chicago 45 22 17 6 50 136 123 "I've spoken to them," ward, seeking a confron- finish their investigation," "Chris was a great Clip- Buffalo 44 11 24 9 31 99 151 Pacific Division he said after attending an tation, but were escorted Clippers owner Steve Ball- per, solid citizen his whole Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 43 29 11 3 61 145 117 L.A. Clippers Foundation away by security before mer said Tuesday. "I'm time here," Ballmer said. Washington 45 28 14 3 59 140 127 Calgary 45 25 16 4 54 131 125 event at an elementary anything got physical. glad we got the win last "But as I told him last New Jersey 43 23 12 8 54 137 131 Los Angeles 44 24 15 5 53 129 107 school. "I'm sure they've "We were exactly where night and I'm glad all our time we had dinner, 'Every Columbus 46 25 18 3 53 124 129 San Jose 42 23 13 6 52 120 112 N.Y. Rangers 45 23 17 5 51 137 130 Anaheim 45 20 16 9 49 122 125 talked to everybody by we were supposed to be. guys were in our locker time we play, I'm against Pittsburgh 46 24 19 3 51 135 141 Edmonton 46 20 23 3 43 126 147 now. We'll see what they All our guys were in the room all night last night." you the whole time.'" N.Y. Islanders 46 23 19 4 50 159 168 Vancouver 45 18 21 6 42 119 147 Philadelphia 44 20 16 8 48 129 130 Arizona 45 10 28 7 27 105 160 come up with." locker room talking," Grif- Afterward, neither team Both teams were off Carolina 45 20 17 8 48 126 140 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. Tempers boiled over fin said Tuesday. "We were offered specifics on what Tuesday. The Clippers Tuesday’s Games Nashville 1, Vegas 0 Monday night late in the doing the right thing." happened, if anything, in host Denver on Wednes- St. Louis 2, Toronto 1, OT San Jose at Arizona, 9 p.m. Clippers' 113-102 victory, There were incidents as the Clippers' locker room. day, and Houston is off un- New Jersey 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 Wednesday’s Games N.Y. Rangers 5, Philadelphia 1 Montreal at Boston, 7:30 p.m. to the point where sever- well in the closing min- Paul was asked about it til it hosts Minnesota on Dallas 4, Detroit 2 Pittsburgh at Anaheim, 10 p.m. al security guards were utes of Chris Paul's first and dodged the question. Thursday. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 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) An innovative idea can give Take care of personal money Partnerships will work well for Intelligence will be required An energetic schedule will be Don’t let an emotional re- a presentation some needed matters and documents that you. Collaborate with someone when dealing with personal illuminating. Try new things sponse you receive deter you pizazz. Welcome input and be need to be dealt with before to come up with a plan that money, health or legal matters. and challenge your strength, from following your heart. You ready to collaborate with peo- tax time. Being fully prepared can help you advance. Control Take a pass if someone urges courage and discipline. Stay must live life your way if you ple just as eager to try some- will lead to savings and greater your emotions when dealing you to take a shortcut or to let focused and you will make a want to find peace and hap- thing new. opportunities. with personal matters. someone else handle your af- difference. Romance is encour- piness. fairs. aged. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Trusting someone with your Don’t accept help unless you Personal improvements will LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) money or possessions will lead know what’s expected of you build your confidence and give Emotions will surface if you Take on a physical challenge and Keep your thoughts secret. to disappointment. Do your re- in return. Someone will have you a greater sense of what can’t come to terms with what re-evaluate your feelings and do- Saying or revealing something search and be willing to walk a change of heart and let you you have to offer. Love and others want. Don’t be afraid mestic situation. A change may prematurely will put you in an away from a deal that poses down. Get the skinny before romance will change how or to do your own thing, cut your be necessary, but first you must awkward position. Speak the many unanswered questions. you make a commitment. where you live. overhead and lower stress. come up with a strategy. truth or say nothing at all.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Anger explodes in words, deeds woman later regrets A wrong does not always do badly DEAR ABBY: I am 28 we are all human and Thomas C. Haliburton, a West did well to lead a and I’m disgusted with Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van make mistakes. I have Nova Scotian politician, judge trump. How should South myself about how I talk to Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, made them, and so have and author who died in 1865, have played? my mother when I’m and was founded by her mother, you. said, “When a man is wrong He immediately cashed the stressed out. I know it’s Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at If you MUST drive and won’t admit it, he always diamond king and played his not her. It’s me. gets angry.” DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los during rush hours, try lis- nine to dummy’s 10. However, My other issue is road tening to music or an au- Some bridge players who East took that trick and shift- rage. When I’m behind the Angeles, CA 90069. dio book. And count to 10 get cross with partner are ed to clubs for down one. wheel and the cars ahead before you hit the accelera- guilty, adopting the “offense South would have done bet- of me are going too slow or is the best defense” policy. In another. If, however, you discuss this later?” Or, “I’ve tor. Avoid blasting the ter first to try for a club ruff on the drivers make stupid contrast, sometimes making continue allowing your had a really rough day. I horn or making rude ges- the board: heart 10, club two. moves, I’m annoyed to the the “wrong” bid or play does stress to dictate your be- need to be alone for a little tures. (Screaming is per- If East rose with the king and point that I sometimes not cost. In today’s deal, cri- havior, it may eventually while.” Then go for a walk missible as long as your returned a trump, South would take risky chances to get tique the auction. drive a wedge between you to help you to regain your windows are closed.) have next led the club queen. away from them. I know it South might have opened and the people you care perspective. Developing the People who lose control Here, that would have worked puts my life and the lives one no-trump; the heart suit about. ability to do this will not nicely. But if the defenders of others at risk, and I not only can get hurt in a was a plus value, but the It’s important that you only lessen your guilt, but could have denuded dummy’s don’t want to be like this. variety of ways, but also black-suit holdings were mi- realize anger is a normal also earn you the respect of I sometimes wonder why hurt others — including nuses. If he had, though, may- trumps, the diamond finesse emotion. At one time or an- those with whom you in- my parents didn’t teach innocent bystanders. be three no-trump would have was still available. other, anger is experienced teract. My Anger Booklet me ways to tone down my That’s why it is very im- been the final contract. After by everyone. Recognizing contains many suggestions portant to be able to ex- West led the club jack (or anger when I was younger. what is CAUSING your for managing and con- I’m lucky they still love press anger in healthy seven), that would have gone stress and anger can help structively expressing an- ways. down two. me, even when I snap at you to avoid taking it out ger in various situations. We are living in a time North might have respond- them. Do you have any on others. It can be ordered by send- when the anger level in our ed two clubs, Reverse Drury, tips on how to control my It takes self-control — ing your name and mail- society has reached new showing three-plus heart sup- temper? and maturity — to react ing address, plus a check heights. As we have seen port and a maximum pass. calmly, instead of reacting or money order for $7 in Then South would have in- SIMMERING IN all too often in news re- SUBURBIA angrily. Being able to iden- U.S. funds to Dear Abby sisted on game, reaching four tify what’s triggering the — Anger Booklet, P.O. Box ports, explosive anger is hearts one way or another. DEAR SIMMERING: If anger and causing you to 447, Mount Morris, IL the most dangerous of all. Finally, South was aggres- you think you are alone in verbalize it can help to pre- 61054-0447. Shipping and Perhaps constructive an- sive in going straight to game. having these issues, you vent an outburst. Instead handling are included in ger management should be Two no-trump would have are mistaken. We are liv- say, “When you do or say the price. As to your “over taught in schools to help been a better rebid, but North ing in increasingly stress- that, it makes me angry.” the top” reactions when people more effectively would have jumped to four ful times that have affect- Or try saying, “Mom, I’m you are in your car driv- communicate in a healthy hearts. ed most of us in one way or stressed right now. Can we ing, try to remember that manner.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Mark M. Hourihan, Anne M. Hourihan to Washington Mutual Bank, FA By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage dated May 23, 2007, recorded at the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of mortgage given by Robin Gridley to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., given by Richard F Courtney Jr. to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Deeds in Book 26873, Page 1; said mortgage was then assigned to Bank of dated August 31, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) as nominee for Bayrock Mortgage Corporation, its successors and assigns, dated America, National Association as successor by merger to LaSalle Bank NA as Registry of Deeds at Book 26053, Page 190 as affected by a confirmatory March 9, 2007 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of trustee for WAMU Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates Series 2007-OA6 Trust by mortgage recorded with said Deeds at Book 26548, Page 557, of which mortgage Deeds at Book 26633, Page 558, , as affected by a Loan Modification recorded in virtue of an assignment dated November 25, 2009, and recorded in Book 29259, the undersigned is the present holder by assignment from ClearVue Opportunity said Registry of Deeds at Book 33629, Page 252 subsequently assigned to U.S. Page 455; and further assigned to U.S. Bank N.A., successor trustee to Bank of XV, LLC to Buteo-5 Investments, LLC dated August 31, 2006 and recorded with Bank National Association, as trustee, successor in interest to Bank of America, America, NA, successor in interest to LaSalle Bank NA, as trustee, on behalf of the said registry on September 1, 2006 at Book 34321 Page 246 and by assignment National Association as successor by merger to LaSalle Bank National Association, holders of the WaMu Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007-OA6 by from Credit Based Asset Servicing and Securitization, LLC to ClearrVue Opportunity as trustee for certificateholders of Bear Stearns Asset Backed Securities I LLC, virtue of an assignment dated October 24, 2017, and recorded in Book 36324, XV, LLC dated August 31, 2006 and recorded with said registry on September 1, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-HE6 by Mortgage Electronic Registration Page 159; of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of 2006 at Book 29678 Page 505 and by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Systems, Inc. Its Successors and/or Assigns by assignment recorded in said Essex conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be Registration Systems, Inc., solely as nominee for Lime Financial Services, LTD. to County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 31164, Page 351; of which sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at 10:00 AM on February 9, 2018, on the mortgaged Credit Based Asset Servicing and Securitization, LLC dated June 25, 2009 and Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said premises. This property has the address of 8 Stafford Road, Lynnfield, MA 01940. recorded with said registry on July 16, 2009 at Book 28787 Page 109, for breach Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at The entire mortgaged premises, all and singular, the premises as described in said of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same 2:00 PM on January 24, 2018 at 6 Adams Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the mortgage: A certain parcel of land on Stafford Road in Lynnfield, Essex County, will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. on January 31, 2018, on the mortgaged premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: Massachusetts shown as Lot 4 on a plan entitled "Definitive Plan, Sherwood Forest premises located at 2 West Sigourney Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, Section XIII, Lynnfield, Mass." dated June 22, 1988, prepared by Hayes all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, The land at 6 Adams Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts bounded and Engineering, Inc. and recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Plan described as follows: Northwesterly by Adams Street, 45 feet, 6 inches; Book 260, Plan 99, to which plan reference may be had for a more particular TO WIT: Northeasterly by land now or late of Harmon, 61 feet; Southeasterly by land now or description of said premises. The Grantor specifically reserves the fee in said late of Ruddy and land now or late of Madden, about 47 feet; and Southwesterly Stafford Road, as shown on said plan, but grants to the Grantee, their heirs and A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon situated in Lynn, Essex County, by land of said Madden, 58 feet to said Adams Street. For title reference, see assigns, the right to use said Stafford Road, as actually constructed, in common Massachusetts, being shown as Lot 136 on Plan of 'The Owen Mullen Farm', dated deed recorded at Essex South District Registry of Deeds herewith. with others legally entitled thereto, for all purposes for which public ways are used August 1886, revised August 1891, I.K. Harris, C.E., 'said plan recorded with in the Town of Lynnfield. The above-described premises are conveyed subject to, Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book of plans 8, Plan 25. Said Lot is The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, and together with the benefit of, all easements, agreements, restrictions and bounded and described as follows: EASTERLY on Sigourney Street, fifty (50) feet; restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to covenants of record including, but not limited to, a Declaration of Common NORTHERTHLY by West Sigourney Street, one hundred (100) feet; WESTERLY by M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Scheme Restrictions dated December 17, 1990 and recorded with Essex South Lot 137; as shown on Plan of Mullen Farm, fifty (50) feet; SOUTHERLY by Lot 135 assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. District Registry of Deeds in Book 10656, Page 397. Grantors reserve to on said plan, one hundred (100) feet. Being Lot 136 on said plan. Be all of said themselves, their successors and assigns, the street light easement as shown measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and described. Also TERMS OF SALE: upon said plan, together with the temporary right and easement in, over and upon Lot 137 on said Plan, bounded and described as follows: NORTHERLY on West A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of that portion of the above described premises measuring twenty (20) feet wide and Sigourney Street, fifty and 11/100 (50.11) feet; WESTERLY on Lot 138 on said a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be being located adjacent to, and parallel with, said Stafford Road, for the purpose of plan, one hundred (100) feet; SOUTHERLY on Lot 246 on said plan, fifty and delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be constructing, maintaining and repairing said Stafford Road and related utilities, 11/100 (50.11) feet; and EASTERLY on Lot 135 and 136 on said plan, one required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of improvements and drainage systems and structures as shown on said plan. Upon hundred (100) feet. Be all of said measurements more or less or however the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days acceptance of said Stafford Road as a public way by the Town of Lynnfield, this otherwise bounded and described. Being the premises now known as and from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other temporary right and easement shall terminate. For title reference, see Deed numbered 2 West Sigourney Street, Lynn, MA Subject to an easement to Lynn Gas check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid recorded in Book 12429 Page 588. Subject to and with the benefit of easements, & Electric Co. recorded Book 3609, Page 51. For my title see deed recorded at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms reservation, restrictions, and taking of record, if any, insofar as the same are now herewith. of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure in force and applicable. In the event of any typographical error set forth herein in sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be the legal description of the premises, the description as set forth and contained in For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further the mortgage shall control by reference. Together with all the improvements now or District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26053, Page 188. recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The hereafter erected on the property and all easements, rights, appurtenances, rents, description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of royalties, mineral, oil and gas rights and profits, water rights and stock and all These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. fixtures now or hereafter a part of the property. All replacements and additions of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the shall also be covered by this sale. Terms of Sale: Said premises will be sold nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. subject to any and all unpaid taxes and assessments, tax sales, tax titles and titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or other municipal liens and water or sewer liens and State or County transfer fees, if liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, U.S. Bank, N.A., as trustee, successor in interest to Bank of America N.A., as any there are, and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00) in cashier's or certified having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, successor by merger to LaSalle Bank National Association, as Trustee for check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of the easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Certificateholders of Bear Stearns Asset Backed Securities I LLC, Asset-Backed sale as a deposit and the balance in cashier's or certified check will be due in Certificates Series 2007-HE6 thirty (30) days, at the offices of Doonan, Graves & Longoria, LLC ("DG&L"), time TERMS OF SALE: being of the essence. The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a Present Holder of said Mortgage, later date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank By Its Attorneys, to further postpone at any adjourned sale-date by public proclamation at the time check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. ORLANS PC and date appointed for the adjourned sale date. The premises is to be sold subject The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., PO Box 540540 to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, leases, tenancies, and rights 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box Waltham, MA 02454 of possession, building and zoning laws, encumbrances, condominium liens, if any 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days Phone: (781) 790-7800 and all other claim in the nature of liens, if any there be. In the event that the from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon 16-008597 successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in purchasing the within receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in Item: January 3, 10, 17, 2018 described property according to the terms of this Notice of Sale and/or the terms said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure deed to the second highest Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. bidder, providing that said second highest bidder shall deposit with the Mortgagee's attorneys, the amount of the required deposit as set forth herein. If BUTEO-5 INVESTMENTS, LLC Need to find an article? the second highest bidder declines to purchase the within described property, the Present holder of said mortgage Mortgagee reserves the right to purchase the within described property at the amount bid by the second highest bidder. The foreclosure deed and the By its Attorneys, consideration paid by the successful bidder shall be held in escrow by DG&L, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. (hereinafter called the "Escrow Agent") until the deed shall be released from 150 California Street escrow to the successful bidder at the same time as the consideration is released Newton, MA 02458 to the Mortgagee, whereupon all obligations of the Escrow Agent shall be deemed (617) 558-0500 to have been properly fulfilled and the Escrow Agent shall be discharged. Other 200707-1041 - YEL terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Dated: January 10, 2018 U.S. Bank Item: January 10, 17, 24, 2018 N.A., successor trustee to Bank of America, NA, successor in interest to LaSalle Bank NA, as trustee, on behalf of the holders of the WaMu Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007-OA6 By its Attorney DOONAN, GRAVES & LONGORIA, LLC, 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D, Beverly, MA 01915 (978) 921-2670 www.dgandl.com 4013.01 (HOURIHAN) Subscribe to e-edition on Item: January 17, 24, 31, 2018 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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