Police: a Lack of Communication from the School Dis- Ther up in the Building

FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019 Parents heated over cold school in Lynn Saugus By Gayla Cawley cial media with some upset that their kids Powers said the rst oor was coldest at 58 ITEM STAFF were being marked absent and others citing degrees and temperatures got warmer far- police: a lack of communication from the school dis- ther up in the building. But the entire build- LYNN — Students at Sewell-Anderson El- trict on the heating issue. Parents received a ing wasn’t only 60 degrees, she said. ementary School didn’t get much relief from phone call on Tuesday night asking the kids frigid temperatures earlier this week when Temperatures at Sewell-Anderson ranged to dress warmly at school the next day. from 58 degrees at the front of the building Pay up boiler issues left some areas of the school without heat on Tuesday and Wednesday. Deputy Superintendent Kimberlee Powers to 66 degrees toward the back of the build- As school administration of cials scram- said school of cials had been working dili- ing and in classrooms higher up, according bled to provide a temporary and long-term gently on Tuesday and Wednesday to resolve to School Committee member Brian Castel- to slow heating solution, some parents felt school the heating issue when it became apparent. lanos. should have been canceled on Wednesday “We felt, obviously, we were looking to re- According to the Lynn Public Schools “Lack and opted to keep their kids home or dismiss solve the situation,” Powers said. “By mid-day of Heat Policy,” if a temperature of 60 degrees down them early. (Wednesday), we were in a much better place. Some parents posted their concerns on so- Today (Thursday), the building is warm.” SCHOOL, A3 By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — The Police Wading in the water Department will need funding for a dedicated traf c unit to enforce several new, lower speed limits in town, said Chief Ronald Giorgetti. “It’s not as simple as saying ‘this is the salary for two new of cers,’” Gior- getti told the Item Thurs- day. “There’s the bene ts, the cost of training. It’s a lot more than just salary.” The Board of Selectmen voted to lower the speed limit to 25 miles per hour on Central Street Wednes- day night. This was the - nal road the board set out to take up after a group of residents petitioned for slower speeds. The panel voted unan- imously in December to lower the speed limit from 30 to 25 miles per hour on Bisbee Road, Hanson Road, Iron Works Way, Cider Mill Road, Vinegar Hill Drive, and Hitching Hill Road. Earlier this month, they did the same for Essex Street, Main Street, and Lincoln Avenue. On behalf of the chief, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lt. Arthur Connors told the Board of Selectmen Lynn resident Cindy Bragan, an employee with Complete Staf ng on Munroe Street, works to get a water pump Wednesday night that Gi- running to clear the ood in the parking lot behind the building on Thursday. A Beyond Walls mural by artist orgetti’s position had not Sipros serves as the perfect backdrop for the wet conditions. changed. “He believes the speed limits are appropriately INSIDE set, but they’re not post- Peabody council ends brew-ha-ha ed,” said Connors. “He suggests that we post the speed limits.” By Thomas Grillo urged the four council members who earlier voted no, The current speed limit, ITEM STAFF to rethink their vote. which changes eight times “I’ve had lots of different feelings over this: anger, PEABODY — In a lengthy debate where tempers on Central Street, was ad- hurt, and frustration,” he said. “This is an issue of opted in 1968. The signs ared, the City Council reversed itself and approved helping people and that’s why we run for public of ce.” were either never posted a plan to turn a former coffee shop into eight low-cost Moutsoulas blasted the four councilors who had op- or were taken down over studio apartments. posed the measure including Turco, Ward 6 City Coun- the years. If the speed Earlier this month, William Skouras failed to win cilor Mark O’Neil, Ward 2 Councilor Peter McGinn, limit is not posted, it is 30 enough votes to replace his shuttered Peabody Coffee and City Councilor-at-Large Thomas Rossignoll, say- miles per hour by default, House with apartments. The rare reconsideration vote ing they hadn’t spent any time in Ward 3. But he later said Connors. won by a single vote of City Council President Jon Turco. apologized. “The only thing the chief Before the vote, Ward 3 Councilor James Moutsou- recommends is, if the speed las, whose district includes the Walnut Street property, PEABODY, A3 limit is dropped to 25, that we would need additional funds in the budget for BELLA DIGRAZIA a dedicated traf c unit to enforce it,” said Connors. COMMENTARY “And if you do lower it, you are going to increase traf- c congestion on Central Olivia Street. You’re all Saugus residents. You know what Sports the traf c is like.” could Saugus girls In 1968, there were a lot basketball stays less cars on the road, said hot with win over Selectman Jeff Cicolini. have English. B1 “Roll forward 50 years and things have changed,” Lynn he said. “Unfortunately, been me Dental clinic expected we haven’t changed with to open at the times.” What happened to Olivia former Lynnway As traf c commissioners Ambrose could have hap- Sportscenter. A2 for the town, Cicolini said pened to me. the Board of Selectmen Boston was up in arms last Opinion has a responsibility to weekend with the disappear- Area businesses unite Jourgensen: The protect the public. ance of the 23-year-old whose mini-Combat Zone only intention was to enjoy a that wasn’t. A6 SAUGUS, A3 Saturday night out with her for shutdown relief twin sister and friends. She was found alive three days By Bella diGrazia, Senate rejects dueling Lisa Spina- later, having been held, al- Thomas Grillo, plans to end shutdown. A8 le, co-owner legedly, against her will in Thor Jourgensen, of Spinale & Richmond Pharmacy the Charlestown apartment and Steve Krause Company, is Free prescription pick up and delivery of 38-year-old Victor Pena. ITEM STAFF YMCA in several commu- offering free Hours: Olivia’s disappearance nities, have offered dis- haircuts to happened after a night out Local businesses are counted or free services Mon. to Fri. - 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. pitching in to help federal federal em- at Hennessy’s, a bar where for an estimated 2,500 ployees out of I hang out quite frequently. employees who have gone federal workers on the Sat. and Sun. - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. without paychecks in the work during She was reportedly asked North Shore who are fur- the shutdown. 499 Eastern Ave., Lynn to leave by a bouncer after month-long U.S. govern- loughed or working with- 781-592-4172 having one too many, which ment shutdown. out pay. ITEM PHOTO | Restaurants, lenders SPENSER HASAK In business for 75 years diGRAZIA, A3 and others, including the RELIEF, A3

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June Hubbard, 84 Janet M. Vnook, 58 Robert Gillespie, 84

LYNN — Miss June the Bennett Family of LYNN — Janet May was also a pet owner SAUGUS — Robert Gilles- by his son Brian Gillespie, one Hubbard, age 84, Swampscott, the Fer- Vnook, age 58 years, and loved her four pie, formerly of East Boston grandchild and four brothers, of Lynn, died on nald Family of Lynn, of Lynn, died Sun- dogs, they were like and Revere, age 84, died on John, William, Arthur and Al- Wednesday, Jan. 23 and the Bath Family of day, Jan. 6, at Salem her children. Wednesday, Jan. 23 at his bert. at Salem Hospital. New Jersey. She also Hospital after a brief In addition to her home in Saugus. Service information: Rel- Born in Lynn and leaves her devoted illness. She was the mother and Brian Born in Boston, he was the atives and friends are invit- a lifelong resident of caregiver, Erica West- longtime companion she is survived by son of the late John and Mary ed to attend visiting hours the city, she was the field of Gloucester. of Brian D. Lothain of two sisters, Lorraine (Frazier) Gillespie. He worked in the BISBEE-PORCELLA daughter of the late Service informa- Lynn, with whom she Bucklin of Marble- as a postal clerk for the Unit- Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln Roland and Nora E. tion: Her visitation spent more than 30 head, Dorothy Kotter ed States Post Office, Airport Ave., Saugus, on Sunday, (Burke) Hubbard. She gradu- will be held on Monday, Jan. years. of Munich, Germany, and two Division at the Logan Airport 4-8 p.m. Funeral from the ated from Lynn English High 28 starting at 9 a.m. in the Born in Revere, she was the nieces, Danielle and Adrien postal facility. He was a U.S. funeral home on Monday at School and from Burdett Col- CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral daughter of Karin H. (Lend- Bucklin. Army, Korean War veteran and 9 a.m., followed by a funer- lege, Lynn. Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, fahrt) Vnook of Lynn, and the Service information: Me- had been a resident of Sau- al Mass in St. Margaret’s For 47 years, June was the followed by a funeral Mass late Juluis Frank Vnook. Janet morial services will be held gus since 1965. Church, 431 Lincoln Ave., administrative head at the in St. Pius V Church, Lynn, attended Lynn schools and at the PARKER Funeral Mr. Gillespie leaves three Saugus at 10 a.m. Inter- Lynn District Court. She was at 11 a.m. Burial in Pine North Shore Community Col- Home, 35 Franklin St., Lynn, sons, Robert Gillespie Jr. of ment Holy Cross Cemetery, a communicant of St. Pius V Grove Cemetery. In lieu of lege. on Sunday, Jan. 27 from 1-4 Peabody, Steven Gillespie of Malden. For directions and Church as well as a member flowers, donations in her She was employed as pho- p.m., to which relatives and Tewksbury, Mark Gillespie of condolences www.Bisbee- of the Retired State County memory may be made to tographic technician at New friends are invited to attend. Danvers; two brothers, Leo Porcella.com. and Municipal Employees Memorials Processing, St. England Color Photo Lab for Please make memorial do- Gillespie of Saugus and Fran- Association, the American Jude Children’s Research many years, and retired as a nations in Janet’s name to cis Gillespie of Stoneham. He Legion Auxiliary, and the St. Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, bookkeeper at O.E.M. Direct the Northeast Animal Shel- is also survived by four grand- Jude’s League. Memphis, TN 38105-9959. in 2018. Janet’s greatest pas- ter, 347 Highland Ave., Sa- children. He is predeceased She was the sister of the late To share a memory or leave sion was traveling and going lem, MA 01970. Guest book Wendell F. Hubbard, who died online condolences, please on cruises, her favorite desti- at parkermemorialfuneral- this past Sept. 2, with whom visit www.cuffemcginn.com. nation was Puerto Rico. She home.com. she made her home. She leaves several cousins including members of the Michael Mahoney Family of Nahant, Dental clinic expected to open

Harlan H. Searles Jr., 75 at former Lynnway Sportscenter By Gayla Cawley undisclosed amount of ily since the 1960s, when applicants who filed plans DELRAY BEACH, Fla. — Har- leview, Fla.; his four sons, Har- ITEM STAFF renovations. his father bought the busi- in 2016 to open a clinic in “At this point, I would ness, he said. the city. Under his propos- lan H. (Lanny) Searles Jr. died lan H. III and his wife Paula of LYNN — The former from natural causes on Jan. Dover, N.H., Scott W. of Beverly, like to keep everything “As I was growing up, al, the candlepin bowling Lynnway Sportscenter confidential,” said As- bowling was losing its lus- alley would have become 11, 2019 at his residence in Richard W. and his wife Veroni- building is expected to be Delray Beach, Fla. He was 75 ca of Salem, N.H., and Brian S. sioun, who said his prac- ter and it really had just a pot dispensary operated sold by the end of next tice has more than 40 loca- gotten to a point where by the East Boston-based years of age. of Delray Beach, Fla. He is also month and become a den- He was born to the late Har- survived by his grandchildren, tions. “We’re here in Lynn. there wasn’t enough peo- New England Patient Net- tal clinic. We have a presence. This ple interested in bowling, work. lan H. and Janice E. (Smith) Amanda, Gabriella, Zacha- The city’s last bowling al- Searles of Belleview, Fla., ry, Evan, Noah, Aliya; and his is one of our good sites. so it wasn’t a viable busi- The City Council ulti- ley closed in June and the We’re adding to the loca- ness option,” Crowley said. mately chose to approve a and formerly of Saugus. He niece, Barbara Weadick. building is under a pur- was married to the late Ann He was a lifetime fan of the tions we have.” “It’s a little bit bitter- proposal from Massachu- chase agreement with Pat- Paul Crowley, trustee of sweet. Another chapter setts Patient Foundation, Wallace. He is survived by his Patriots and the Red Sox. rick Assioun, who plans to brother, Gary Searles and his Service information: A pri- the Lynnway Sportscenter in the life of the bowling now Apothca, to operate a open a dental clinic at the who also serves as CEO of business and the Crowley pot shop next door to the wife Karen Searles of Lynn; his vate memorial service will be 497 Lynnway location. sister, Nancy Searles of Bel- held at a later date. Greater Lynn Senior Ser- family (is over), but it was former bowling alley. Assioun received City vices, said finally selling the right move to make at “A medical marijua- Council approval on the building brought mixed the time. I think the new na dispensary had ap- Wednesday night to op- emotions. He declined to use as a dentist’s office is proached us about leasing erate and plans to move disclose the amount of the going to be good for the the property,” Crowley Frances Alfonso, 92 from his current Lynn sale, but said it was ex- city, a noncontroversial said. “We hadn’t decided location down the street, pected to close at the end thing.” to close (at that time), but 1927-2019 according to his attorney, of next month. Last June, Crowley the writing was on the John Mihos. The building is assessed dropped a lawsuit against Frances “Tiny” Alfonso, age Thelma Meadows, and Glo- wall. We didn’t come to The practice, Patrick As- at $310,000 and the prop- the city for not choosing them. They came to us.” 92, passed away peacefully ria Cesarale. She also leaves sioun Dental Clinic, would erty’s assessed value is his Lynnway location to on Jan. 24. her sisters, Marion Cum- open at its new location $994,300, according to city be a medical marijuana Gayla Cawley can be She was born in Revere mings, Violet Lewis, Sylvia in three to four months, property records. clinic. reached at gcawley@item- on Jan. 11, 1927 to Joseph Tomasello, and many nieces according to Mihos. The The bowling alley had Crowley was with one of live.com. Follow her on and Angelina Addonigio. Tiny and nephews. building would need an been in the Crowley fam- four medical marijuana Twitter @GaylaCawley. leaves four children, Carol Tiny adored being a mother (John) MacDonald, Robert and proved it daily through Alfonso, Janet Purcell, Rich- her loving acts and kindness ard Alfonso. She also leaves toward her children. She will State panel envisioning range five grandchildren, Cerissa be forever missed, and loved Frechette, Rebecca Mac- until the day we pass. Donald, Erik Purcell, Corie Rest in Peace beautiful Alfonso, Jamie Crawford, and Mother. You are in our hearts of options for commuter rail 12 great- grandchildren. She Forever! is the widow of Robert Alfon- Service information: Ser- By Chris Lisinski and committee members question, as the commit- vocates say would reduce so, and is predeceased by vices will be private at her STATE HOUSE hope their work will help tee’s materials call them, emissions created by the siblings, Michael Addonigio, request. NEWS SERVICE improve service for the stretch from narrow to current diesel fleet. All public. broad in scope. seven proposals are still BOSTON — A commit- The panel’s work lies On one end of the spec- being analyzed, but Scott tee of elected officials, early in the planning trum are ideas requiring Hamwey, manager of tran- Paul D. McEvoy, 64 business leaders and phase — and the com- minor investment, such sit planning in the state’s 1954-2019 transportation experts mittee itself will not be as simple renovations and Office of Transportation tasked with identifying responsible for the final modernizations to tracks. Planning, said at the With great sadness the Porta Gorda, Fla.; his children, possible improvements decision — but progress On the other end are ad- group’s Tuesday meeting family of Paul Donald McEvoy Mark Corcoran of East Boston, to the state’s commuter is showing. This week, the vanced, more expensive he believes “there is prob- announce his passing after a Toni Corcoran of Saugus, Mi- rail system is considering group discussed how the plans, such as expan- ably general consensus in brief illness at the age of 64. chele McEvoy of Malden and a wide range of options, options will be analyzed sions to South Station or this group that electrifi- Paul, the son of Donald and Michael McEvoy of Colorado from investing in new ve- with advanced modeling construction of a North- cation is the right invest- Rita (D’Alessandro) McEvoy, Springs, Colo. Paul will be lov- hicles to electrifying the software to get a better South Rail Link. Each ment to make.” was a lifelong resident of Lynn ingly remembered and sadly entire network. sense of the impacts. In option, however, would One component among and graduate of Lynn English missed by his sister, Sharon After months of research, the coming months, the increase the frequency of several of the alternatives High before moving to Porta McEvoy Picone of Lynn; and the MBTA’s Rail Vision final findings will be pre- trains. is to designate certain Gorda, Fla. his brother, Keith McEvoy of Advisory Committee has sented to the public and to More significant ideas high-ridership stops, par- Paul was surrounded by Danvers; as will as his nieces, identified seven different state leaders who will de- also suggest purchases of ticularly those in gateway his wife and best friend of 27 nephews, cousins, neighbors options for improving the cide what, if any, changes new train cars and partial cities, as “key stations” years, Ann Marie (Barber) of and extended family. system. All would require to make. or full electrification of the where trains will run significant investment, The “alternatives” in system, a move that ad- more frequently. Baker readying proposal to help federal workers

By Steve LeBlanc talk to the Legislature group will look at how to ASSOCIATED PRESS about next week.” assist families and individ- There are about 47,000 uals meet their basic needs, BOSTON — Gov. Char- federal employees living including groceries, housing lie Baker is preparing to in Massachusetts. and childcare. The working present lawmakers with Democratic House group will also evaluate ideas about how Massa- Speaker Robert DeLeo proposals designed to ex- chusetts could help feder- said Thursday the Legis- tend unemployment insur- al workers furloughed or lature is also looking for working without pay be- ance, as well as attempt to ways to help federal work- cause of the partial feder- assess coming challenges al government shutdown. ers in Massachusetts. to the state if the shutdown The Republican said “One of the concerns continues. 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Lynn, MA 01903 to do that that we could Spilka said the working FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Area businesses unite Olivia could have been me for shutdown relief diGRAZIA son we do not let each oth- It’s as if we aren’t allowed place that are monitored,” RELIEF scores, he said. From A1 er out of our sights. to let our guard down, said Green. “We see every- When a guy buys me even just for a second. thing.” From A1 “But as it dragged on, unfortunately has hap- a drink, I make sure the Thankfully, Olivia was There are people out we provided additional The shutdown has had pened to myself, and every only person who hands reunited with her family there with “not-so-nice” support.” a direct impact north of Eastern established the one of my friends, at least it to me is the bartend- in good physical health, intentions looking to take Boston, which is home to Federal Employee Relief once. She was intoxicat- er. When I’m ready to go but there are young wom- advantage of young woman Internal Revenue Ser- Loan for amounts from ed and left alone in the home for the night, I make en who have gone miss- en, or anyone who is ine- vice office in Andover, and $500 to $5,000 with no in- city’s streets. As a fellow sure to inform my friends ing and never came back briated, he said. It is also the National Oceanic and terest or payment for 90 23-year-old woman, I have important, he noted, to be or my roommates and at home. Atmospheric Administra- days. been in those shoes. careful with how much least one of them will vol- Kenneth Green, chief of tion and Coast Guard of- “We’re crossing our fin- Throughout the week- you drink because if you unteer to go with me. MBTA Transit Police De- fices in Gloucester. gers that will be long end, my friends and I kept We don’t feel safe partment, said he is proud are walking around not knowing what is going on, It began late last month enough, but if it extends each other up to date on enough anymore. One of of the combined efforts of after President Donald longer we will adjust and Olivia’s disappearance. my friends is celebrating his department, the Bos- you could find yourself in a similar position as Oliv- Trump ordered a shut- make it right,” Miller said. When pictures of new sus- her birthday this weekend ton Police Department, down to force Congress If customers are unable pects came out, we shared in the city and half of us and the use of social me- ia. “Women have it tough, to approve $5.7 billion to pay it back within the them. When new informa- don’t even want to go out dia in finding Olivia alive. to fund a wall along the estimated time frame, the tion was shared, we called because we are too afraid It very easily could have there is a lot going on with people who just don’t re- southern U.S. border. loan will cost 5 percent for one another. of being the next Olivia. “gone the other way,” he Kathleen Walsh, who months four through 27. With every shared social Is this really the world said. spect females, but these things do happen,” said takes over as CEO of “That’s obviously a very media post with Olivia’s that we live in? Green said people have Green. “People are re- YMCA of Metro North good rate for an unsecured picture, my heart, and the It’s not even just the fear to be very careful when ported missing every day Monday, said the organi- loan,” he said. hearts of all my friends, of having one too many going out for a night in around the country, many zation is doing its part to In Saugus, Prince Pizze- ached. She could have and being taken advan- the city, especially young not having the happy end- help out those with gov- ria is offering a free buffet been any one of us. tage of, there is the fear women. Always go with ing we had in Ms. Am- ernment jobs who are not lunch daily from 11:30 Olivia is the reason we of someone putting some- at least one person and brose’s case.” getting paid. Current en- a.m. to 2 p.m. to all gov- go to the bathroom togeth- thing in our drinks. There keep an eye on one other, rolled members will not ernment workers affected er. Olivia is the reason are a handful of close he said. Bella diGrazia can be pay for their services and by the shutdown. we don’t leave our drinks friends in my life who “And if you find yourself reached at bdigrazia@ those not enrolled with “We were going to do it unattended. Olivia is the have endured the trauma in the transit system, we itemlive.com. Follow her the YMCA can walk in and on Tuesdays for the dura- reason we take Uber rides of that. have public safety camer- on Twitter @BelladiGra- get a free membership. tion of the shutdown,” said together. Olivia is the rea- It scarred them for life. as at all angles all over the zia. “We started doing it just Steve Castraberti of Prince, after the first of the year,” “But we’ll do it every day.” said Walsh. “It has been Castraberti said Prince amazing with helping does the same thing for Peabody council ends brew-ha-ha people with childcare and veterans on Veterans Day, providing a ton of people and the response has been with memberships and overwhelmingly positive. PEABODY J. Skouras, in 1997 un- their gratitude is very He stressed that neither From A1 der the name of Trustees overwhelming. One par- he nor his restaurant is of William Skouras for ent sent a letter yesterday taking a political position. McGinn, O’Neil, and $85,000. saying the act of kindness “We’re taking a human Rossignoll said they were The second floor of the allows their kids to main- position,” he said. “We feel concerned about flood- two-story, wood-frame tain happiness while not like it’s the right thing ing on Walnut Street and building features a nine- knowing what is going on.” to do. It’s really a shame could not support the unit rooming house. The YMCA’s various lo- that people in America plan. Most of them are leased cations in Lynn, Peabody, are forced to work without Rossignoll said while through a deal with North Melrose, Stoneham, and a paycheck.” he applauds and shares Shore Community Ac- Saugus are all partici- The family has operated Moutsoulas’ passion to tion Program, a nonprofit pating in the government the restaurant since 1961, help the homeless, he is whose mission is to help shutdown help. Walsh “and we will continue to not convinced this is the the needy achieve social said, so far, the YMCA has help as many people as we right place for these units. and economic stability provided between $5,000 can, wherever we can,” the “Is it right to put anyone through services and edu- and $8,000 in free child- Castraberti family said in in a flood zone?” he asked. cation. care services and mem- a statement. “Help the homeless? Ab- The restaurant closed berships, helping about 30 Castraberti also said solutely. But putting peo- two years ago and the families who are being af- because Logan Airport is ple under water does not space has been vacant fected, with more coming in East Boston, many of make sense.” ever since. Efforts to lease in every day. the government workers, Ward 2 Councilor Peter the ground floor commer- “We are going the dis- especially Transportation McGinn also expressed cial space were unsuccess- tance with this,” she said. Security Administration concerns about flooding in ful. As a result, Skouras is “While we raise money ev- employees, come from the the area. seeking permission to con- ery day for scholarships, area. “Flooding is a real con- vert the retail space into we don’t normally give out “So when you look at it,” cern,” he said. “I can’t sup- housing. this many this early in he said, “this affects a lot port this.” The new apartments the year, so we’ll just have of people from the area.” Turco said the implica- would feature hardwood to work harder to raise Reading about a restau- tion he doesn’t care about floors, Italian tile in the more money over the next rant providing free meals the homeless because of kitchens and baths, real 11 months. If anyone be- to furloughed federal em- his earlier vote was wrong. wood cabinets, and a bath- ing affected by this needs ployees prompted Swamp- “I do my homework,” he room for each unit. They help or a place to relax, scott hair salon owner said. “This issue has been are priced at $950, includ- we can relieve some of Lisa Spinale to offer free turned into a homeless is- ing utilities and Wi-Fi. those stresses here at the haircuts. sue, but it’s really a zoning That price is well below YMCA of Metro North.” She posted her offer last issue.” the average cost of studio U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton Sunday on social media In the end, his vote for apartments on the North (D-Mass.) said he contact- and has made good on the special permit allows Shore that can fetch as ed the region’s banks and it six times since then. the project to proceed. He much as $1,400. asked them to create a The offer stands until the was convinced when the “I’m very grateful,” said zero-interest loan for af- shutdown ends. developer agreed to keep Skouras following the fected workers. Among the “All they need to do is the units affordable until vote. lenders who have stepped show federal identifica- up, he said, are Eastern tion. One of the guys who 2039. ITEM FILE PHOTO Skouras bought the Thomas Grillo can be Bank, City of Boston Credit came in said, ‘I don’t like 5,460-square-foot proper- reached at tgrillo@item- William Skouras stands in front of the former Union, Congressional Fed- to feel like a charity case.’ ty with his father, John live.com. Peabody Coffee House on Walnut Street. eral Credit Union, Hanscom He offered to pay me when Federal Credit Union, Navy he got back pay but I de- Federal Credit Union, and clined,” Spinale said. the Service Credit Union. Spinale and her hus- Saugus police say pay up to slow down Each of the lenders have band, Dan, have owned established their own pro- Spinale & Company for a SAUGUS the personnel change. It’s certainly a public safe- take a comprehensive look grams, but Moulton said quarter century and oper- they all agreed to offer ated on Humphrey Street From A1 Town Manager Scott ty issue and there’s a need at suggesting speed limits Crabtree said he and Gior- that we’re trying to ad- for town streets and iden- zero-interest loans to fur- for 14 years. They said the “I personally believe getti are still having that dress.” tify the best placement for loughed government work- chance to make someone eight speed changes on conversation as they dis- A traffic study is cur- accompanying signs. ers for up to the full amount who isn’t getting paid feel better for the half hour it any road is borderline ri- cuss the town budget. rently underway across The study is intend- of their missed paycheck. “The American families takes to cut their hair is diculous,” he said. “We’re in the process of town. ed to look at the entire bearing the brunt of this important. “It’s exponentially more analyzing that,” he said The Engineering Corp, town, rather than taking shutdown are our neigh- “We feel bad for all these difficult when it’s not post- Thursday. “We’re initially an Andover-based transit street by street. It is ed,” said Connors. looking at what we can do portation, engineering and bors, not political bargain- people. We all have bills to expected to be completed ing chips,” Moulton said in a pay,” Dan Spinale said. To establish a dedicated to initially have some im- surveying firm, will work this spring. traffic unit, Giorgetti said pact on what he’s looking closely with the town over statement. “Our local banks The Nahant Preservation he would need to hire at for. It will probably take the next several months to Bridget Turcotte can be and credit unions get this, I Trust sent out a newsletter on Thursday addressing least two or three more multiple years to build up identify and study areas reached at bturcotte@item- applaud their efforts to en- their concern for the mem- officers. He could not pro- to what the department is where traffic volumes and live.com. Follow her on sure that these neighbors can pay their mortgage, bers of Coast Guard Sta- vide an estimated cost for looking to do in the town. speeds are a concern, and Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. and put food on the table … tion Boston, who are ded- during this difficult time.” icated to helping keep the Quincy Miller, president town’s waters safe. and vice chair at Eastern They are asking commu- Parents heated over cold school in Lynn Bank, said at the onset of nity members to send a the shutdown, the Lynn- donation to Coast Guard SCHOOL Powers said the school the heating guns so admin- with the mayor to provide a based lender offered flexible Mutual Assistance, a non- From A1 administration called the istrators could give notice temporary solution and got terms to impacted workers. partisan support orga- city’s Inspectional Ser- to parents if they needed approval from ISD to move “Eastern knew we had nization that is helping cannot be maintained at vices Department, which to cancel school. Through- forward on a long-term fix,” to be there to help if cus- those in need right now. the school after a reason- brought in space heaters out the process, she said said Satterwhite. “That was tomers had financial “We are very concerned able period of time, school for the first floor and rent- there was never any con- not communicated quick hardships,” he said. because we know they would have to be ordered ed a large portable heater cern about student safety. enough and some parents Their initial response have missed too many dismissed by School Su- that was placed outside But School Committee felt left in the dark and was to establish payment paychecks and yet must remain on duty,” they stat- perintendent Dr. Patrick the library. member Michael Satter- could not stand bringing or deferral plans which pro- ed in the newsletter. Tutwiler. She said the intention white said the consensus leaving their child in a cold tected people’s credit Powers said the problem of the temporary fix was among parents he spoke building.” is with an inadequate boil- to blow hot air into the to was that school should Michael Donovan, the LAW OFFICES OF er system at the school. building while HVAC have been closed on city’s inspectional services SUBSCRIBE JAMES J. CARRIGAN There are seven boilers at (heating, ventilation and Wednesday. department chief, and Jo- • Social Security Disability Sewell-Anderson, but only air conditioning) contrac- There was a similar seph Smart, director of • Workers Compensation three are functioning. The tors worked on the boilers. issue at Breed Middle buildings and grounds, • Accidents others need to be replaced. Contractors will remain School last year when the 25 years located across did not return phone calls from Lynn District Court The boilers heat differ- on site until the boilers school was closed for two seeking comment. ent parts of the building are fully replaced. days, which kids didn’t 15 Johnson St. and the ones struggling By Thursday, Powers have to make up at the Gayla Cawley can be Call 781-596-0100 the most were connected said the situation had im- end of the year, he said. reached at gcawley@item- JAMES J. CARRIGAN 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN to the first floor, which was proved. ISD was at the “The superintendent live.com. Follow her on to set up your home LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL coldest, she said. school at 5 a.m. to check acted very quickly on this Twitter @GaylaCawley. subscripton. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS THE WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Attendees got to roast marshmallows at the Arts After Hours Snow Ball fundraiser held Friday, Jan. 17 at Lynn Museum. People make their way through the Arts After Hours Snow Ball fundraiser.

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Ice and snow cover a car on Sunday, 2019’s first snow day, on Essex Developers of Saugus’ Essex Landing are asking the town to allow them Street in Lynn. to increase the height of three apartment buildings.

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE The vehicle involved in the fatal accident at 31 Hammersmith Drive in Saugus was removed Investigators try to figure out how a vehicle in Saugus managed to smash through a garage and from the scene by crane on Monday. plunge down a 40-foot embankment in the back yard on Sunday.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Robin Cotter of Lynn teaches Body Rock by Robin, a cardio-kickboxing ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE class, at Burke’s Tumbling Academy in Swampscott on Wednesdays and Heather Shipp scrapes snow off of her car Sunday in the parking lot of Sundays. the Harrington School in Lynn. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019 A5 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Ruth Mowder, president of the Peabody Art As- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK sociation, left, and Carolyn Ruocco, president Patrons make their way through the Musculoskeletal Center Gallery in Peabody Saturday for the of the Middleton Art Association, coordinated “Visual Art and Poetry” exhibition. the “Visual Art and Poetry” exhibition.

Poet Ava Barone of Londonderry, N.H., Roberta Hung of Wakefield wrote the poem stands in front of “Sleeping Swan” by “Nature’s Masterpiece,” which inspired her Rita Carrabba, a painting inspired by Jeannine Pelkey of Danvers had two of her photographs painting, “Sunset over the Grand Tetons.” Barone’s poem, “Sleeping Swan.” on display in the exhibition.

Shirley Guerriero of Peabody makes her way through the exhibition. Patrons take in various paintings in the exhibition.

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK St. John’s Prep’s Theo Vetere and Malden Catholic’s Chelsea’s C J Perkins tries to stop Lynn Members of the Swampscott boys hockey Jerome Bazile, 17, battle for the puck during Wednesday’s Tech’s Amari Gaston from shooting team celebrate after scoring a goal during game. during Tuesday’s game. Saturday’s game.

SEND US YOUR STUFF WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. A6 FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019 OPINION The mini-Combat HOW TO REACH US E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£ H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Zone that wasn’t Edward M. Grant E C J. C¡ C Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Selling marijuana on the Ballplayers finished games 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K R ¢ S£ Lynnway has generated its and wandered up to Sum- P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W T J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan share of controversy but mer Street where both Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman does anybody remember sides of the street bustled Customer Service the great massage parlor Thor with bakeries, butchers Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS uproar of 1980? and restaurants. Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 It all started, accord- Jourgensen There was the Warner All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 ing to Item reports on the Cafe, Dorothy’s Luncheon- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 fracas, with “whispers of ette (no one under 40 Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 off on the club proposal Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 concern” in October of that knows what a luncheon- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 year about an application months earlier. ette is), Victor’s Meat Mar- classi [email protected] Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 filed with the city to open It turns out — according ket and Peter Shabowich’s Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 to Item coverage — that [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 a health club at 821 Lyn- cafe. There was also a vi- nway. the City Council told Di- brant collection of social Circulation John S. Moran, 1975-1990 Executive Editor, Proponent Gerald Ben- Clerico to not issue the clubs at one end of Sum- [email protected] jamin, a Lynn resident at license until the council mer including the Odd Ext. 3 the time, proposed limiting could craft a new and im- Fellows Hall, the Three Newsroom access to his club to men proved massage ordinance. [email protected] Crown Order of Vasa and [email protected] only four days a week and That 21-section opus Woodland Temple Lodge of to women only the remain- came before the council on the Pythian Sisters. A very Ext. 4 ing three. Nov. 17, 1980, with exhaus- Sports different time in Lynn in- [email protected] That obvious gender bias tive language addressing deed. didn’t generate public con- any “establishment for l Ext. 5 sternation but the notion the giving of massage, va- A friend gave me a copy Retail and Online EDITORIAL por, pool, shower or other Advertising of a “Route 1 type massage of a February 1944 Daily [email protected] parlor” opening its doors in baths.” Evening Item front page ADVERTISING Lynn certainly did. Mas- More than a few people with news ranging from sage parlors were allowed in the Council Chamber Ernie Carpenter Jr. Shutdown shame the dramatic to the fan- Director of Advertising in Lynn 39 years ago, but on that late fall night must tastic to the heart-tugging. and Business Development, ext. 1355 The longest government shutdown in history is al- only if men massaged men have squirmed in their Basil’s Chicken Rancho [email protected] most certain to extend into its 35th day Friday, deny- and women massaged seats when they heard restaurant on Exchange David McBournie ing some 800,000 full-time federal workers their sec- women. the long list of body parts Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Street apologized in an ad- [email protected] ond consecutive paycheck. It’s just a partial shutdown That restriction did not that could not be touched vertisement for being able — nine out of 15 government departments and dozens or displayed under the or- Ralph Mitchell prevent city officials from to provide customers with Sales Representative, ext. 1313 of agencies are affected, representing about 44 per- rushing to stop Benjamin dinance and the list of sex only one pat of butter due [email protected] cent of the federal workforce — but these employees from opening his club and acts it prohibited, includ- to wartime food restric- Patricia Whalen will have endured nearly a month without their main keep an operating license ing “flagellation.” tions. Another advertise- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 source of income. That’s not counting half a million or out of his hands. After for- Even though Benjamin ment urged residents to [email protected] more federal contractors whose work has also been mer city Health Commis- prevailed in court, the contribute to the “victory BUSINESS OFFICE cut off by the shutdown. sioner Dr. Joseph DiClerico council eventually had the waste paper collection” Maria Alvaracin It’s shameful enough that hundreds of federal work- refused to issue a license, last word on massages in ext. 1205 ers are reduced to lining up for free meals and other sponsored by the Lynn Sal- [email protected] Benjamin went to court to Lynn when it amended the vage Committee. handouts, seeking temporary relief on their mortgag- force the city to issue one. 1980 ordinance two years Susan J. Conti es and asking for more time to pay their bills. What’s News of the day from the Controller, ext. 1288 DiClerico was out- later with strict licensing worse is that about 420,000 of them have been re- war reported air assaults [email protected] and educational standards quired to keep working throughout the shutdown, matched in his bid to keep on Berlin and Tokyo and a Ted Grant language for masseurs and even though they’re not being paid, because their jobs rubdowns off the Lynnway bizarre story titled, “Lynn Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] are deemed “essential.” These include Border Patrol, even before Judge Samuel masseuses. Army officer may now be Coast Guard and Transportation Security Admin- Adams ordered the license l ‘king’ of a Fiji island.” Marian Kinney issued. John Mihos, who is My thanks to the in- ext. 1212 istration employees who are defending the United You can’t make it up. [email protected] still a formidable attorney, formed source who told me States from the very threats that prompted President Will Kraft Trump to shut down the government in the first place. represented Benjamin in about the former ballfields Thor Jourgensen is Ed- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Forcing “essential” workers to stay on the job makes Superior Court and a city off the Lynnway where itorial Page Editor. Send [email protected] a shutdown considerably less painful — and danger- inspector (the great Gerry the light post sat in the “don’t ask” suggestions and Mike Shanahan ous — for the general public, removing much of the Carpinella) and the Police middle of the outfield and answers to questions to Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 urgency to strike a deal. Department had signed the competition was fierce. [email protected]. [email protected] Yes, Congress has assured all these workers that Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 they will eventually be paid the wages they didn’t [email protected] collect during the shutdown. But in the meantime, MARIE-FRANCES RIVERA AND COLIN JONES Jim Wilson forcing people to work without pay week after week Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 becomes hard to distinguish from slavery. And the [email protected] money they’re not collecting is money they’re not School funding has stagnated CIRCULATION spending, either, which is dragging down the overall economy. (And we’re not even focusing here on how Lisa Mahmoud It’s a promising sign that will help kids thrive. These less on regular classroom Manager, ext. 1239 the shutdown is affecting the general public, includ- fixing how Massachusetts offerings include enhanced teachers than dictated in [email protected] ing diminished or canceled federal services, closed CLASSIFIED federal parks, museums and other facilities, cutbacks funds our K-12 schools early childhood programs, the foundation budget, the has moved to the top of wraparound health and state’s definition of ade- Abbe Young Smith in environmental enforcement efforts and some food Manager, ext. 1276 inspections, and potentially an interruption in food the agenda on Beacon Hill. social services integrated quate spending. Spring- [email protected] The governor and Legisla- with education, expanded field, one of our lowest-in- stamp benefits.) GRAPHICS You might think that the increasing desperation ture acknowledge that the after-school and summer come districts, was only able to spend $12,800 per Trevor Andreozzi of federal workers and the mounting damage to the time has come to address enrichment, and career Designer economy would prompt Congress and the president to the outdated Chapter 70 and vocational training for pupil in 2017, despite hav- [email protected] engage in the sort of intense negotiations that ended formula, which has short- teenagers. ing significant student Zachary Cotto the bitter teacher strike at Los Angeles Unified School changed students across Our report from last needs. This translates to Designer District after six days. But we’ve seen no such thing in the commonwealth, partic- summer, “Building an Ed- larger class sizes and fewer [email protected] Washington, where Trump and House Speaker Nan- ularly those in middle- and ucation System that Works specialties like advanced Mohamed Diop cy Pelosi (D-San Francisco) have traded childish pot- coursework and the arts. Designer low-income school districts for Everyone,” highlights [email protected] shots over the State of the Union address instead of that lack the resources to the flaws of the current Meanwhile, the high- trading real proposals for ending the shutdown. Mark Sutherland make up for funding gaps. system and lays out the est-income districts can Creative Director The posturing reached an apex Wednesday, when At stake in this debate options for modernizing make up for the flaws [email protected] Trump told Pelosi that he planned to give his speech is fundamental fairness. If our funding formula. Our in the state formula by in the House chamber on schedule Tuesday and Pe- NEWSROOM we are committed to giving data make plain that the spending 48 percent more losi effectively revoked his invitation to do so until Mike Alongi every kid in the common- funding disparities among than their foundation Sports Reporter ext. 1228 the shutdown ended. Trump then asserted to report- budgets using local sourc- [email protected] ers that Pelosi “doesn’t want to hear the truth and wealth equal opportunity districts in Massachusetts es. In FY 2017, Brookline, Bill Brotherton … more importantly, the American people to hear the for a world-class public are profound. among the wealthiest com- Features Editor ext. 1338 truth,” as if that’s what he would have delivered. education, then bold action The steady erosion of [email protected] — a real commitment to the current formula is il- munities, spent 82 percent Let’s be clear here. The president caused the shut- Gayla Cawley down by demanding $5.7 billion for a wasteful and investing more dollars in lustrated by the fact that above its foundation bud- Reporter, ext. 1236 ineffective wall along the southern border. He’s ex- public education — is re- almost half the common- get, at nearly $17,500 per [email protected] tending the shutdown by sticking stubbornly to that quired. wealth’s school districts student. Cheryl Charles demand as a precondition for reopening the govern- Making the investments spend less on regular ed- These inequalities have News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] ment. Democrats, meanwhile, are refusing to negoti- needed to give all students ucation teachers than the a detrimental effect on all ate over border security issues while the government of us. However, making Bella diGrazia the quality education formula calls for and 88 Reporter, ext. 1317 is shut down — and rightly so. If they cave in to the they deserve could mean percent of districts spend reforms that better sup- [email protected] president because he took much of the government port a well-educated work- upwards of $1 billion in less than called for on Thomas Grillo hostage, it will set a horrible precedent. new school aid across the materials such as books, force can benefit everyone Reporter, ext. 1264 For their part, House Democrats have pushed mul- state, depending on how school supplies, and com- through a more successful [email protected] tiple bills through their chamber to reopen the gov- the Legislature moves for- puters. state economy. Sustaining Spenser Hasak ernment, including another one Wednesday (which ward. Over half of this new How did we get here? a strong economy in our Photographer, ext. 1332 six Republicans voted for as well). They are also re- [email protected] funding, under realistic Because the current for- commonwealth requires portedly preparing to offer Trump a list of border-se- that all children can access Thor Jourgensen curity improvements other than a wall that they scenarios, could reach our mula dramatically under- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Gateway Cities, among the estimates health insur- a high quality education — [email protected] would support once he agreed to end the shutdown. regardless of where they The GOP-controlled Senate, meanwhile, finally plans communities hardest hit ance and special education Daniel Kane by current shortfalls. costs, by $2.63 billion in live. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 to get off the sidelines Thursday, taking up two bills to As the Legislature and [email protected] Public education in Mas- fiscal year 2017 alone. This end the shutdown that are likely to fail. It’s a largely the governor introduce sachusetts was conceived means districts have much Steve Krause symbolic exercise, but it’s a start. new funding proposals, Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 as the “great equalizer” less funding than neces- like those presented in the [email protected] By The Los Angeles Times Editorial Board. of society, offering high sary to pay for regular past few weeks and those Owen O’Rourke achievement to kids of all classroom needs. Photographer, ext. 1224 now emerging, our state backgrounds. If these re- These funding problems [email protected] can seize the greatest op- forms come to pass we can affect all districts but are Emma LeBlanc Pérez portunity in a generation realize a future where ev- most acute in lower-in- Copy Editor to enrich the potential of [email protected] ery school, not just those come communities that kids across the common- Harold Rivera in our wealthiest commu- rarely have the resources wealth. Our legacy as an Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] nities, can invest in criti- to make up for shortfalls education leader and the cal areas such as teacher the way wealthier commu- future of Massachusetts Roberto Scalese training, curriculum devel- nities can. When state aid News Editor, ext. 1211 youth are at stake. [email protected] opment, and modern learn- and local contributions do Anne Marie Tobin ing facilities. There also not cover actual costs, dis- This opinion piece was Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 will be unique opportuni- tricts are not able to hire originally published in [email protected] ties to ensure that schools the number of teachers Commonwealth Magazine. Bridget Turcotte serving our young people called for in the formula or Marie-Frances Rivera is a Reporter, ext. 1269 facing the most obstacles, provide adequate resourc- Commonwealth guest con- [email protected] including low-income chil- es for their students’ needs. tributor and Colin Jones is Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 dren and children of color, As a result, the common- senior policy analyst for the [email protected] can offer the kind of ser- wealth’s lowest-wealth Massachusetts Budget and TECHNOLOGY vices that evidence says districts spend 32 percent Policy Center. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7

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All address information, particu- Caller reported a rollover its headlights on out front of way sign at 92 Walnut St. and larly arrests, reflect police records. In crash in front of Flagship Mo- the building on Gerry Street at 2 Mt. Vernon St. has disap- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, tors at 385 Broadway, Route 1 11:36 a.m. on Wednesday. They peared and drivers are enter- it is the sole responsibility of the con- North on Wednesday at 7:46 stated it was running for more ing the street the wrong way p.m. Massachusetts State Po- than an hour. on Wednesday at 8:27 a.m. cerned party to contact the relevant lice to handle. A caller reported a loose Officer left message for the De- police department and have the manhole cover at Captains partment of Public Works. DPW department issue a notice of correc- Alarms Walk Lane and Beacon Street called back to say they received tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or at 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday. the message. Faulty carbon monoxide de- clarifications will not be made without A caller reported at 3:37 Property check requested tector reported at 7 Dunstan p.m. on Wednesday hoarding on Wednesday at 8:35 a.m. at express notice of change from the ar- Road on Wednesday at 4:59 resting police department. concerns at a condo on Nich- Temple Beth Shalom at 489 p.m. Call handled by the Lyn- olson Street. They stated the Lowell St. Officer checked prop- nfield Fire Department. resident would not allow smoke erty, all appears in order. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS LYNN Hang up 911 call from Sun- detectors to be installed in her Report of cars parked on rise Assisted Living at 55 Sa- condo and the other tenants both sides of Park Street on Zephen Xaver opened fire inside a Florida lem St. on Wednesday at 5:57 Arrest were afraid something would Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Officer bank Wednesday, killing several people before p.m. Officer reports call was happen in her residence. reports vehicles can make the surrendering to a SWAT team, police said. Kimberly Defranzo, 50, of accidental by a family member A caller reported water pour- pass with care. 100 Willow St., was arrested of a resident. ing out of a house on Pickett Woman brought mail to the and charged with sexual con- Fire alarm investigated by Street with no one home at police station that was mistak- Suspect in Florida duct for a fee at 5:01 a.m. the Lynnfield Fire Department 4:05 p.m. on Wednesday. Water enly delivered to her home at Thursday. at the 99 Restaurant at 317 Department responded at 4:16 11 Coolidge Road on Wednes- Salem St. on Thursday at 6:12 bank attack dreamed p.m. and stated it was a broken day at 9:47 a.m. Officer will Accidents a.m. pipe. contact addressee. A report of a motor vehicle Caller reports debris on the of hurting classmates Complaints A caller reported there was crash with personal injury at a man standing in the mid- highway between the middle 1:18 p.m. Wednesday on West- dle of Humphrey Street and and right lanes at 2 Newbury By Terry Spencer documents. Six minutes Caller reported a tractor trail- ern Avenue. er on Pyburn Road on Thursday Broughton Road at 8:27 p.m. St. and Route 128 South on and Jennifer Kay after the attack began, A report of a motor vehicle Wednesday at 10:15 a.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS Xaver called 911 and told at 7:18 a.m. Officer reports ev- on Wednesday. They stated cars crash at 1:57 p.m. Wednes- erything is OK. were forced to swerve around Massachusetts Highway De- dispatchers that he had partment notified. SEBRING, Fla. — A man killed everyone inside, day at Jenness Street and him. Responding officers re- The owner at 30 Aborn St. accused of fatally shooting Hoglund said. Sherbrook Place; at 2:50 p.m. Medical Aid ported him as gone on arrival. reported he parked his vehi- five women at a small- Davis said she looked Wednesday at 240 Broadway; town bank in Florida had out her window and saw at 4:18 p.m. Wednesday at Ambulance requested on cle in the lot during the snow- dreamed of hurting class- PEABODY police officers everywhere, 694 Lynnfield St.; at 6:16 p.m. Wednesday at 1:14 p.m. at storm and three of his tires mates in high school and many carrying rifles. "I Wednesday at 10 Friend St.; at Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 were slashed on Wednesday at had long been fascinated Summons have never seen stuff like 6:24 p.m. Wednesday at Dex- Salem St., Apt. 114. Officer 10:40 a.m. There was a note with killing, police and that except in the movies." ter and Friend streets; at 7:47 reports patient taken to Lahey Carlos R. Junior Jr., 36, of that was left on the vehicle a former girlfriend said Xaver refused to surren- a.m. Thursday at Chatham and Hospital & Medical Center in 23A Richardson St., Malden, stating that the lot was for res- Thursday. der and would not allow Glenwood streets; at 8:34 a.m. Burlington. was summoned following a mo- idents only. The slayings did not ap- officers to reach the vic- Thursday at 419 Boston St. Medical aid requested for a tor vehicle crash on Wednesday Tenant from Tannery Apart- pear to be part of a robbery, tims, Hoglund said. After A report of a police motor person having trouble breath- ments at 16 Crowninshield St., and Zephen Xaver had no at 9:33 a.m. at 85 Andover St. more than an hour of ne- ing at 603 Essex Village on Apt. 104, reports his ex-girl- apparent connection to vehicle crash at 2:56 p.m. and 6 Esquire Drive for follow- gotiations, a SWAT team Wednesday at 26 Broadway. Thursday at 5:23 a.m. Patient ing too close, failure to use care friend fraudulently withdrew the SunTrust branch or taken to the hospital. money from his bank account the four employees and used an armored vehicle in start, stop, and turn, and for on Wednesday at 11:07 a.m. one customer who were to break through the front Assault the unlicensed operation of a killed Wednesday, police doors. Xaver was found in MARBLEHEAD motor vehicle. Officer checked Burke School a back office, and all the A report of an assault and at 127 Birch St. on Wednesday said. battery at 5:14 p.m. Wednes- "We believe it was a ran- victims were dead, the Accidents Accidents at 12:29 p.m. and found all in day on Essex Street. dom act," Sebring Police chief said. order. Chief Karl Hoglund said On Thursday, an Indi- A report of a motor vehicle Report of a rollover accident Report that Aspire Med Spa Thursday at a news con- ana police department Breaking and Entering crash with no injuries on La- at 155 Newbury St. at Route at 205 Andover St. is closed released a 2014 report in fayette Street at 11:30 a.m. on 95 North on Wednesday at and the door is open on ference. "Aside from per- A report of a motor vehicle which Xaver, then 16, said Wednesday. 8:37 a.m. Massachusetts State Wednesday at 2:50 p.m. The haps driving by and see- breaking and entering at 3:37 he had dreams of hurting A report of a hit and run mo- Police will handle call. officer reported there was an ing it was a bank, we have p.m. Wednesday at 95 Tremont no known evidence that other students in a class- tor vehicle crash on Pleasant Caller reports her vehicle was employee on scene. St. he targeted this bank for room. Street at 4:41 p.m. on Wednes- struck while it was parked at any particular reason." The report from the Bre- day. 1 Buxton St. on Wednesday at Medical Aid If the gunman had driv- men Police Department Theft 12:43 p.m. Officer assisted the en 10 seconds farther, just said Bremen High School Complaints parties in exchanging their in- Security from 202 Brooks- Principal Bruce Jennings A report of a larceny at 4:09 by Village Drive reports the one more driveway, the p.m. Wednesday at 15 Flint St.; formation. victims might have been contacted police on Feb. A caller reported a child resident in Apt. 229 has hy- 20, 2014, after Xaver re- at 10:55 a.m. Thursday at 508 locked in a motor vehicle on potension on Wednesday at Carol Davis, who manages Lynnway. Alarms a hair salon and spa, and ported having the dream Tioga Way at 8:54 a.m. on 8:15 a.m. and requested EMTs A report of motor vehicle her staff and customers. the previous night and Wednesday. Entry was gained A 911 hangup call from a use door 17. The officer was theft at 8:20 p.m. Wednesday "He could have come again during a nap at at 9:14 a.m. with no damage. cellphone at 51 Greenwood cleared with no patient contact. at 500 Lynnfield St. here. He could have gone school. The report said A caller reported he has an Road was received on Wednes- Visiting nurse reports the res- anywhere. It could happen Xaver's mother agreed to ongoing issue with a neighbor day at 10:07 a.m. The man ident at 259 Newbury St., Apt. anywhere," Davis said. take him to a behavioral Vandalism idling their engine on Redstone said it was a pocket dial. There 24, has an abscess on her leg health center. Police took Xaver, 21, was charged A report of motor vehicle van- Lane at 9:03 a.m. on Wednes- is no emergency. on Wednesday at 8:21 a.m. Thursday with five counts no further action. dalism at 8:17 a.m. Thursday at day. They stated an engine to Unfounded burglar alarm Officer reports Atlantic Ambu- of premeditated mur- Authorities also re- a crane was running for more lance will handle the call. leased log entries of oth- 123 N. Common St. was reported on Wednesday at der. Just months ago, he than five minutes. Responding The nurse at Shore Educa- er incidents involving 10:09 a.m. at 128 Washington moved from northern In- officers arrived to the scene St. Officer checked school and tional Collaborative at 10 Tech- diana to Sebring, about 80 Xaver, including one in LYNNFIELD and advised all parties about March 2017, when Mich- found all in order. nology Drive reports a client miles southeast of Tam- the engine idling laws. igan State Police advised Police received a 911 hangup swallowed an adaptor to head- pa. He had recently quit Summons A caller reported painters phones on Wednesday at 9:29 his job as a prison guard that a girl was receiving call on Wednesday at 10:24 messages from Xaver that Gardenya Paulo, 22, of 534 were stuck on the ice on Da- a.m. from the Lahey Medical a.m. She is breathing and swal- trainee. vis Road and were blocking From police and wit- indicated he was "possibly Salem St., Apt. 15, Wakefield, Center at 1 Essex Drive. Staff lowing fine. Atlantic Ambulance the roadway at 9:28 a.m. on ness accounts, he entered thinking of suicide by cop was summoned following a said it was dialed incorrectly. will handle the call. the bank about 12:30 and taking hostages." motor vehicle crash at Kern- Wednesday. It was reported at There was no emergency. Resident at 50 Glen Drive p.m. when the five wom- Alex Gerlach, who iden- wood Plaza, at 12 Salem St. on 9:38 a.m. that they were no Accidental LifeLine call from had a seizure on Wednesday at en were alone. The bank tified herself as Xaver's Wednesday at 8:52 a.m. for the longer stuck. 8 Felton St. on Wednesday at 1:40 p.m. The patient was tak- stands apart along U.S. former girlfriend, said unlicensed operation of a mo- A caller reported he was at 12:33 p.m. en to Lahey North by Atlantic 27, a busy four-lane high- he's long been fascinated tor vehicle. the lumber company near Bes- Unfounded burglar alarm on Ambulance. way in Sebring, a tourist with the idea of killing, som Street and saw a motorist Wednesday at 12:55 p.m. at and retirement city of but no one took her warn- Accidents in the car right next to him who the Sunglass Hut at 210 An- SAUGUS 10,000 known for an an- ings about him seriously. had an open container of beer dover St. Officer reports alarm nual endurance auto race For some reason, he "al- Motor vehicle crash with in the center console at 11:28 was set off by a UPS package Accident that draws some of the ways hated people and property damage reported at a.m. on Wednesday. Respond- delivery, all is secure. world's top drivers. wanted everybody to die," Kernwood Plaza, 12 Salem St. ing officers could not locate the A report of a motor vehicle The victims were found Gerlach told WSBT-TV in on Wednesday at 8:52 a.m. motorist. Complaints accident at Walnut and Elm lying face down, their bod- South Bend, Ind., near his See summons of Gardenya A caller reported a police ve- streets at 12:09 p.m. Wednes- ies surrounded by shell former home in Plymouth, Paulo. hicle running unattended with Resident reports the one- day. casings, according to court Ind.

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Magician charged with Hussey was held on Hart faces 25 to 30 reports that Njuguna’s immediately respond to a Souza died in 1996 at inappropriately $2,000 cash bail. years in prison at sen- lawyer contends the blood request for comment. age 83. tencing scheduled for samples were not properly As part of the settle- touching students Massachusetts man pleads Friday. stored or tested by police. Lawsuit alleging abuse ment, Cronin neither Charges against the A trial date has not admitted nor denied that WEYMOUTH (AP) — guilty to killing great uncle by Falmouth priest other man are pending. been set. Souza molested the boys. State Police have arrested settled for $400K a magician they say inap- WORCESTER (AP) — A propriately touched three man has pleaded guilty Judge allows blood tests for FBI conducts search at FALMOUTH (AP) — Police: Suspect arrested in students during magic to killing his 84-year-old trooper manslaughter case Warwick eye care practice Two men who alleged fatal November shooting classes. great uncle, a man the they were sexually The Plymouth district defendant accused of mo- WORCESTER (AP) — A WARWICK, R.I. (AP) — abused by a Roman BOSTON (AP) — A sus- attorney’s office says lesting him as a child. judge has denied a motion FBI agents have raided Catholic priest have each pect in the fatal shooting 52-year-old David Hussey The Telegram & Gazette to exclude blood tests as a Rhode Island eye care received $200,000 settle- of a 28-year-old man in was arrested at his Wey- reports that 28-year-old evidence in the trial of the practice, removing boxes ments. Boston in November has mouth home Wednesday Jonathan Hart plead- man charged with causing as part of the search. Their attorney, Mitchell been captured. and charged with indeed guilty Wednesday to a crash that killed a state The search was conduct- Garabedian, announced Police say 31-year-old cent assault and battery. manslaughter and other trooper in 2016. ed Wednesday evening at the settlements Tuesday. Patrick Lys, of Weymouth, Hussey, who uses the charges in the September Prosecutors allege that Koch Eye Associates in The Cape Cod Times was apprehended Tues- stage name David Oliver, 2011 stabbing death of David Njuguna was driv- Warwick. An FBI spokes- reports the lawsuit was day in Springfield. He pleaded not guilty. Joseph Cernauskas in his ing under the influence of woman says the agency filed in June 2015 by two faces a murder charge Prosecutors say Hussey Hardwick home. marijuana on March 16, is working with anoth- men who had been altar in the death of Korey assaulted the young vic- Hart, of Barre, had 2016, when his car struck er agency “conducting servers at St. Anthony’s Wornum-Parker on Nov. tims during magic classes originally faced a murder Trooper Thomas Clardy’s court-authorized activity.” Parish in Falmouth from 18 in Boston’s Mattapan at his Rockland home in charge. cruiser from behind on Video of the raid also the late 1970s until the section. the early 2000s while he Authorities say Hart the Massachusetts Turn- shows agents with the mid-1980s. Responding officers was a member of the Soci- and an accomplice pike in Charlton. federal Office of Inspector Their lawsuit named found Wornum-Parker ety of Young Magicians. stabbed the victim repeat- Clardy died at the scene, General heading in and Daniel Cronin, the retired with a life-threatening His arrest came after a edly, stole some items, while Njugna was airlift- out of the building. Archbishop of Hartford gunshot wound in the four-month investigation set fire to his house, and ed to an area hospital. Dartmouth police say and before that the bishop early morning and he was by state police. disposed of the body in a Prosecutors say Njugu- the FBI also searched the of the Diocese of Fall pronounced dead at the The Patriot Ledger remote area of town. They na was going more than Eye Health Vision Center River. scene. reports Hussey’s attorney fled to Florida in a stolen 80 mph when he hit the in Dartmouth. The suit alleged Cronin Lys was arraigned said in court her client vehicle. cruiser without braking. Both practices are “knew or should have Wednesday and was “adamantly denies” the al- Hart told police after he He faces multiple charges, owned and operated by known” that the Rev. ordered held without bail. legations and is “devastated was arrested that Cernaus- including manslaughter. the Claris Vision Group. Maurice Souza was abus- He is scheduled to return that they’ve been made.” kas had molested him. The Telegram & Gazette Claris Vision did not ing the boys. to court Feb. 14. A8 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019 NATION Senate rejects rival Democrats, GOP plans to end shutdown

By Andrew Taylor after the votes, Senate gainers time to seek an and Alan Fram Minority Leader Chuck accord while getting pay- ASSOCIATED PRESS Schumer, D-N.Y., went to checks to 800,000 belea- the of ce of Senate Major- guered government work- WASHINGTON — A ity Leader Mitch McCon- ers who are a day from splintered Senate swat- nell, R-Ky. going unpaid for a second ted down competing Dem- But Thursday was most- consecutive pay period. ocratic and Republican ly a day for both parties, Flustered lawmakers plans for ending the 34- in con icting ways, to said the results could be day partial government show sympathy for un- a reality check that would shutdown on Thursday, paid federal workers prod the start of talks. leaving President Donald while yielding no ground Throughout, the two sides Trump and Congress with in their ght over Trump’s have issued mutually ex- no obvious formula for demand to build a border clusive demands that have halting the longest-ever wall with Mexico. blocked negotiations from closure of federal agen- The Senate rst rejected even starting: Trump has cies and the damage it is a Republican plan reopen- refused to reopen govern- in icting around the coun- ing government through ment until Congress gives FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS try. September and giving him the wall money, and The Transportation Safety Administration said 7.5 percent of its airport In an embarrassment to Trump the $5.7 billion congressional Democrats security of cers scheduled to work on Wednesday did not show up. Trump that could weak- he’s demanded for build- have rejected bargaining en his position whenever ing segments of that wall, until he reopens govern- negotiations get serious, a project that he’d long ment. the Democratic proposal promised Mexico would - Thursday’s votes could Government shutdown strains got two more votes than nance. The 50-47 vote for “teach us that the leaders the GOP plan. There were the measure fell 10 shy are going to have to get emerge in U.S. air travel system six Republican defectors, of the 60 votes needed to together and gure out including freshman Sen. succeed. how to resolve this,” said By David Koenig show up in their nancial industry, we cannot even Mitt Romney, R-Utah, Minutes later, senators Sen. John Thune of South ASSOCIATED PRESS reports. calculate the level of risk who’s clashed periodically voted 52-44 for a Dem- Dakota, the No. 2 Senate Federal workers say currently at play, nor pre- with the president. ocratic alternative that GOP leader. He added, The strain of a 34-day going without pay is dict the point at which the There were faint signs sought to open padlocked “One way or another we’ve partial government shut- grinding them down, and entire system will break.” that lawmakers on both agencies through Feb. 8 got to get out of this. This down is weighing on the they’re not sure how much The Transportation sides were looking for with no wall money. That is no win for anybody.” nation’s air-travel system, longer they can take it. Safety Administration ways to resolve their vit- was eight votes short. It For now, partisan pot- both the federal workers “The stress is getting to said 7.5 percent of its riolic stalemate. 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The presidents of unions sending backup of cers to Unions that represent representing air traf c beef up staf ng at some air traf c controllers, controllers, pilots and airports and at times clos- ight attendants and ight attendants outlined ing a couple of checkpoints pilots are growing con- their security concerns in at major airports. TSA cerned about safety with a prepared statement. said that only 3.7 per- the shutdown well into “We have a growing con- cent of travelers screened its fth week. Airline ex- cern for the safety and se- Wednesday — or about ecutives say they are wor- curity of our members, our 65,000 people — waited 15 ried that long airport lines airlines, and the traveling minutes or longer. could scare off passengers. public due to the govern- Air traf c controllers are The economic damage, ment shutdown,” they hired by the Federal Avia- while small, is starting to said. “In our risk-averse tion Administration. Ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen to comply with Senate subpoena

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019 Saugus girls basketball stays hot with conference win over English By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — The Saugus girls basketball team earned a 44-29 victory over North- eastern Conference opponent English at John W. Towers Gymnasium Thursday night. Sachems coach Mark Schruender was happy to see his team execute its game plan against the Bulldogs. “We rebounded really well,” Schruender said. “Also, we talked about going into the game that English is a good transition team. We really wanted to control transition on both ends. I thought we did a great job getting back and pushing the pace ahead. Rebounding and transition was something we emphasized and executed tonight.” Senior Alessia Salzillo led all scorers with 13 points. She also swiped four steals and hauled in three rebounds. “She’s a tough kid,” Schruender said. “We took her out early in the game just to get her settled. She wasn’t rattled at all, she was totally calm. We put her back in a minute later and she played great tonight. We’ve gotten used to that. We’re a little bit ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK COURTESY PHOTO spoiled and she’s a great player.” Saugus senior guard Alessia Salzillo led all scorers with St. Mary’s senior runners Lily Belschner (front SAUGUS, B2 13 points in a win over English Thursday night. row, second from left) and Michael Carroll (front row, right) sign their letters of commitment to run track at Regis College earlier this week. Brianna Rudolph aims to go out on top Spartans’ Carroll, By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LOWELL — St. Mary’s graduate Brianna Belschner commit Rudolph ended her St. Mary’s basketball career in the best way possible. A three-year guard, Rudolph helped lead the Spartans to a MIAA to Regis for track Division 3 state championship as a senior in By Harold Rivera 2014. During that championship run, Rudolph ITEM SPORTS EDITOR put together what went down as one of the more memorable individual performances in St. LYNN — St. Mary’s has a strong tradition of preparing Mary’s girls basketball history. She scored 31 its student-athletes to continue their careers at the next points in a 47-45 win over Archbishop Williams level. Earlier this week, the school’s track and eld pro- in the state semi nal at TD Garden. gram saw two of its members, seniors Lily Belschner and She was also a member of the St. Mary’s team Michael Carroll, take steps in continuing that tradition. that won it all during her freshman year in Belschner and Carroll signed letters of commitment to 2011. run track at Regis College. “Brianna played with an edge, a refuse to lose “I’m super proud of them,” St. Mary’s track coach Tristan mentality that was second to none,” St. Mary’s Smith said. “They both put in so much effort and time to track. The fact they’re getting so much out of it is a tes- girls basketball coach Jeff Newhall said. “The tament to that. Track’s so much effort-based in practice. game that stands out to me the most was It shows up on meet day and in things like this. They’re against Williams in the state semi nal. Every- both going forward in their careers and they’ll get to do body in the place knew what we’d do with the something they love in college. ball every single time and they couldn’t stop her “This was my rst signing day as a coach. It was de - because she refused to lose. That’s just one ex- nitely a new experience for me. I’m just really proud of ample. “She worked hard. She wasn’t always both of them.” the most loved person by her opponents but Smith has coached Belschner and Carroll for two sea- COURTESY PHOTO that’s because of her will to win. If everybody sons at St. Mary’s. He said they each bring leadership to played as hard as she did, we’d have a lot of Former St. Mary’s star and current UMass Lowell tough players.” the program and serve as role models for the underclass- graduate student Brianna Rudolph is making the most men to follow. of her nal season of playing eligibility. RUDOLPH, B2 “We only have three coaches and upward of 50 kids on the team,” Smith said. “Having someone we can delegate a work out to and make sure everyone else is doing the right thing, getting something out of it, is huge. They’re great role models. We have kids in the seventh and eighth English boys stay unbeaten in NEC play grades. It’s huge for them to have someone to look up to, both on and off the track. We’re really lucky to have them.” At Lynn eld, the Pioneers im- Belschner, a Revere native, is a four-year member of the SCHOOL ROUNDUP proved to 7-6 with the win. program. She runs the 55 and 100 meters, and does the By Mike Alongi Winthrop was led by Maura Dorr triple and long jumps. She visited Regis during her junior ITEM STAFF (14 points) and Lily Pulsifer (10 year (2017) and came away impressed with the Weston points). The English boys basketball team campus. Lynn eld’s back in action Friday remained undefeated in Northeast- “I chose Regis because it reminded me of a second home,” night (6) when it hosts Masconomet ern Conference play with after an Belschner said. “The rst time I visited the campus every- in a Cape Ann League contest. body was so welcoming. That’s exactly what I looked for. 82-42 victory over Saugus Thurs- BOYS TRACK During the application process I needed to nd my home day night at Paul F. Cavanagh Peabody 45, Danvers 41 away from home and Regis was the perfect t.” Field House. Jarnel Guzman led The Tanners had one double-win- Narrowing down the options brings plenty of stresses the Bulldogs with 18 points. Justin ner in Jacob Hawthorne, who took and challenges but signing her name on the commitment Fitzpatrick poured in 17 points and rst place in both the high jump letter was a moment Belschner cherished. Alonzo Linton just missed a dou- ( ve feet, six inches) and the 45-yard “The signing made everything feel extremely real,” ble-double with 13 points and nine dash (5.1 seconds). Other winners Belschner, who plans to major in neuroscience, said. “It rebounds. for Peabody were Kemani Jackson put everything in perspective and made everything be- The Bulldogs, already in the state in the 45 hurdles (6.4), Pablo Rodri- come a reality. The signing made me feel great about be- tournament at 12-1, will continue guez in the 1000 (2:54.1), Ryan Bu- ing part of a special team and I can’t wait to run with to work toward their seeding Sun- chanan in the one-mile (5:09.1) and them. day (5) when they visit defending Matthew Davidson in the two-mile “They’re extremely talented and work very hard. I’ve Division 1 state champion Mans- (10:59.5). been in touch with (Regis coach Kourtney Bonsey) and eld. Danvers got wins from Lance The Sachems are back on the she has informed me on all the meets they’ve been win- Ledesma in the shot put (42-9), An- ITEM FILE PHOTO court Tuesday (7) when they host ning. To me, that really inspires me to work hard for their thony Spignese in the 300 (38.3) and English’s Justin Fitzpatrick team.” Medford. Kevin Jordan in the 600 (1:34.0). GIRLS BASKETBALL scored 17 points in a win over TRACK, B2 Lynn eld 48, Winthrop 43 ROUNDUP, B2 Saugus Thursday. Patriots controlling the clock, third downs during playoff run

FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Through- same in the AFC championship game Patrick Mahomes, forcing both to play out the Patriots’ run of playoff success against the Chiefs, with New England hurry-up in the second half as they under Bill Belichick, one of his best- possessing the ball more than 23 min- tried to erase early de cits. known attributes has been his ability utes longer than KC, going 13 of 19 on The Patriots opened the game to craft game plans that have stumped third down (68 percent) and rushing against the Chargers with a 14-play, their opponents. for 176 yards. 83-yard drive that ate up more than He’s at it again. Rookie Sony Michel shined in both seven minutes and ended with a This postseason New England’s best games, rushing for 129 yards and touchdown. New England would go on offensive weapon has been nding three touchdowns against Los Angeles to score on each of its rst four posses- ways to keep the ball out of the hands and 113 yards and two scores against sions to build a 35-7 halftime lead. It of its opponents. the Chiefs. put Los Angeles in scramble mode for In wins over the Kansas City Chiefs “You have got to try to keep them off the rest of the game. and Los Angeles Chargers, the Pa- balance and got to make them think it New England made Kansas City pay triots used a commitment to the run is one thing and try to do something for deferring the opening kickoff in the game and ef ciency on third down to else, it is even hard then,” Belichick AFC championship game, opening the dominate time of possession. said of the approach against Kansas game with a 15-play, 80-yard drive The Patriots held a nearly 17-minute City. “You cannot sit there and do the and touchdown. It took 8 minutes, 5 advantage in their divisional-round same thing all night.” seconds off the clock, making it the Patriots’ longest opening drive in the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS victory over the Chargers, while going The result in both games was fewer playoffs under Belichick. 7 of 14 on third down and racking up possessions for Chargers quarterback Bill Belichick speaks to reporters during a press 155 yards rushing. It was more of the Philip Rivers and Chiefs quarterback PATRIOTS, B2 conference at Gillette Stadium Thursday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019 Saugus girls basketball rolls to home win over English SAUGUS (six points) and Kiley Ronan (five fort. “That’s what we were looking for. From B1 points) helped the Sachems run out to I was trying to find five girls that were a 5-1 lead, but English was able to just going to sell out and leave it on the English struggled to execute offen- rally back. Lay-ups by Mashayla John- court. I give them credit, in the second sively, scoring just 15 points through son (four points, four rebounds) and half they played hard.” the first three quarters. Maylin Echevarria (five points) helped The Bulldogs will host Revere next “I was happy with the effort but we the Bulldogs tie the game at 7-7. Sau- Wednesday (7) while the Sachems (7- just can’t put the ball in the hoop,” gus’ Marissa Stockwell responded on 6) will hope to keep their winning Bulldogs coach Mackenzie Charles the next possession with a key 3-point- streak at Medford next Tuesday (7). said. “That’s two games in a row er and the Sachems never looked back. “The kids have bought into the idea against good teams. Our league’s good Salzillo helped the Sachems extend that when you come to practice we and we’re on a tough stretch playing their lead with eight points in the sec- need to get better and we need to block the top teams in our league but it’s ond quarter, including a steal and lay- out the idea of what happened the day good for us. I got some more girls some up to put Saugus well ahead 31-11 at before whether it was bad or good,” minutes and it’s good for them. the half. Schruender said. “They really do a “We’re figuring it out as a team,” Saugus was able to rotate in several great job of focusing in on that mo- Charles added. “I’m seeing individuals different groups with a late lead in the ment and recognizing the team they’re grow but we have to grow as a team second half. English outscored the Sa- about to play, their strengths and and that’s just the process of it. We chems 14-6 in the final quarter thanks weaknesses and getting ready for that have some young girls and older girls to six points from freshman Kylia team. We’ve had tough games, we’ve ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK that are trying to learn. We learned a Reynoso but it was too little too late. had great games, but we’ve stayed English freshman Kylia Reynoso (left) drives to lot tonight.” “We just wanted to play hard,” humble. That’s a credit to their the basket during a game against Saugus. Early baskets by Taylor Bogdanski Charles said of the Bulldog’s late ef- character.” Rudolph wants to finish on a high note RUDOLPH thing that I like to do.” From B1 Rudolph’s career at UMa- ss Lowell has certainly seen Now Rudolph’s aiming for its share of obstacles. She a similar ending to her col- played just two games lege basketball career. Ru- during her sophomore cam- dolph, a graduate student paign (2015-2016) before at UMass Lowell, is in her suffering a torn ACL in her final season of eligibility right knee that sidelined her with the River Hawks. for the rest of the season. “I expected to play hard Rudolph also missed her and leave everything on the redshirt sophomore season ITEM FILE PHOTO court for my last year,” Ru- (2016-2017) due to injury. dolph, a Lynn native, said. “Personally I had to focus English’s Hannah Trahant finished first in the “I wanted to play as hard as more on school,” Rudolph diving event in a win over Salem Thursday. I can and get everything out said. “I had my mindset on of it for my last go-round.” ‘basketball’s everything.’ It In 20 starts this season, humbled me and shifted my English swim team Rudolph has posted averag- passion a bit more. It opened es of 31.5 minutes, 11.9 COURTESY PHOTO opportunities that I points, 5.4 rebounds and 1.6 Brianna Rudolph (right) is averaging 11.9 points wouldn’t have thought earns win over Salem assists per game. She’s and 5.4 rebounds per game in her final season at about. Basketball-wise, I shooting 38.8 percent from UMass Lowell. learned a lot. Watching ROUNDUP the field, 79.7 percent from from the sidelines definitely From B1 the free throw line and 29.4 helped me.” getting an understanding of for, but Rudolph feels there’s percent from 3-point range. Newhall believes Ru- Salem 61, Saugus 25 who we are and what team still time to turn things Perhaps a key to her solid dolph’s journey to Division I Salem got wins from Darwin Fernandez in the shot put we want to be moving for- around. numbers this winter is basketball is one his cur- (39-11), Bryan Benitez in the 45 hurdles (6.9), Andre Ca- UMass Lowell coming ward. I think that’s the best “I think we’re getting bet- rent players can learn from. lixte in the 300 (40.8), Robert Pauleus in the 600 (1:39.3), around to its new offense. thing.” ter with each game and “If there was a message to Patrick Collins in the one-mile (5:06.7) and Robert Palacios River Hawks coach Tom Through 20 games the each week,” Rudolph said. our current kids or any cur- in the two-mile (12:09.1). Garrick is in his first season River Hawks are 6-14. Cur- “We’re learning from previ- rent girls basketball play- Saugus had three winners on the day, with first-place fin- at the helm of the program rently in the middle of its ous games. We’re taking ev- ers, it’s that she overcame ishes from Bruno Auzec in the high jump (5-6), Marvens and has implemented new conference schedule, UMass erything we’ve learned and so much to get to where she Jean in the 45 dash (5.3) and Elijah Tapia-Gately in the systems since taking over Lowell is 2-5 against Amer- implementing that into our is today,” Newhall said. “She 1000 (3:00.8). in April. It took a while for ica East opponents. games. I think we’re getting had numerous adversities GIRLS TRACK Rudolph and her team- “I feel our non-conference much better as the season in her life. If she can over- Peabody 66, Danvers 20 mates to make adjustments schedule was competitive, goes on.” come everything she over- Peabody won all but one event to grab the victory, getting and gain familiarity with just like any other year,” Away from the court, Ru- came, nobody has an ex- first-place finishes from Alexa Flewelling in the high jump Garrick’s systems but Rudolph said. “That helps dolph’s finishing her mas- cuse. She had numerous (4-10), Arlene Davila in the shot put (29-1 3/4), Fadima they’re nearing where they prepare us for what we’ll see ter’s in criminal justice. She excuses and she wasn’t go- Kaba in the 45 hurdles (7.1), Alexandra Bettencourt in the aim to be. in the conference. The coach- has a degree in criminal jus- ing to be denied. That will to 45 dash (5.8), Paulino Straticos in the 300 (47.4), Lillian “We’re running our sets es did a good job putting tice and a certificate in do- persevere was second to Brennan in the 600 (1:53.8), Alexandra Barrett in the 1000 more fluidly,” Rudolph said. that together. Playing teams mestic violence prevention. none. That’s the message I’d (3:35.7) and Shannon O’Connell in the two-mile (13:08.1). “We have a whole new like Butler and Seton Hall “Things are going pretty say she can relate that The lone win for Danvers came from Olivia Viel in the coaching staff so we’re do- really helped us. We gained good,” Rudolph said. “I just would stick to them.” one-mile (6:02.9). ing things a lot differently some toughness, it was real- finished up my first semes- Rudolph and the River Saugus 64, Salem 15 than we have in the past. ly productive.” ter. I’m hoping to be done by Hawks are back on the Jada Okoye was a double-winner for the Sachems, tak- We have some new players The River Hawks don’t the summer and hopefully court next Wednesday when ing first in the high jump (4-4) and the 45 hurdles (7.7). who came in. Everyone’s have the record they aimed pursue a career in some- they visit Maine. Other winners for Saugus were Serena Cacciola in the 45 dash (6.3), Jenni Costa in the 300 (48.8), Ava Fiorino in the 600 (1:54.4), Gabby Moreschi in the 1000 (4:06.2), Megan Bluette in the one-mile (7:43.5) and Maria Limbanovnos in Belschner, Carroll commit to Regis track the two-mile (16:02.6). Salem’s only win came from Anyfern Gonzalez in the shot TRACK got a letter from (Bonsey) which ex- said. “I’m looking forward to compet- put (27-1 1/2). From B1 panded my interest. Going to visit and ing at the collegiate level.” SWIMMING talking with the (Bonsey) made me Both Belschner and Carroll are con- English 92, Salem 75 A Lynn native, Carroll’s a seven-year feel as if this could be my future for the fident they’re on track to succeed as Peter Phelan and Caroline Zuffante each had two indi- member of St. Mary’s track program. next four years. student-athletes at Regis. vidual wins to help lift the Bulldogs to victory in the pool, He joined the team as sixth-grader “From visiting and talking with “Being a student athlete is a commit- with Phelan taking first in both the 200-meter individual and runs the 600 meters, 1000 me- (Bonsey), the team becomes your sec- ment,” Belschner said. “It takes a lot of medley and the 500 freestyle and Zuffante winning the 200 ters and one mile. He also anchors the ond family. The track program has dedication. Regis is extremely passion- freestyle and the 100 butterfly. Other winners for English 4X400 relay group. been very successful in the past couple ate about students succeeding on their were Cole Story in the 50 freestyle, Mary Lawlor in the Carroll visited Regis during his years.” sports teams and in the classroom. I 100 backstroke and Hannah Trahant in diving. The Bull- sophomore year (2016) and developed Carroll felt relieved to make his com- think, with their help, I’ll succeed.” dogs also earned three wins in the relays, starting with the a connection with Bonsey through the mitment official and is excited to join “Regis really emphasizes being a team of Story, Trahant, Zuffante and Andy Nhiv winning commitment process. the Pride. student-athlete,” Carroll said. “Stud- the 200 freestyle relay. The team of Story, Lawlor, Phelan “I first visited Regis when I was a “Making the signing official made ies come before athletics at Regis and and Amanda Fabrizio won the 200 medley relay, while the sophomore and liked the campus,” me feel excited for my future,” Carroll, succeeding in the classroom will mean team of Phelan, Fabrizio, Lawlor and Zuffante won the 400 Carroll said. “Then my junior year I who aims to major in criminal justice, success on the track.” freestyle relay. Patriots offense clicking on all cylinders during this playoff run PATRIOTS the Chiefs, converting on a From B1 trio of long third downs in overtime to set up Rex Burk- Tom Brady said it was the head’s touchdown. perfect equalizer to the hostile Tight end Rob Gronkowski, environment of Arrowhead who had a reception to con- Stadium. vert one of those third downs, “You play on the road, it is said the resurgence of the run going to be tough. What trav- game over the past two games els is running the ball and has provided a spark to the playing tough,” he said. “That offense. is good in any weather, any “I feel like it’s what’s making condition, any environment us,” he said. “You gotta be able and any stadium.” to run the ball. It opens up the The 37-31 overtime win over play action. It opens up the the Chiefs was just the third receivers. It’s what we’ve been road victory for Brady in the doing to win. ... You gotta be conference title game in six able to grind it out.” tries. While the Super Bowl Offensive coordinator Josh will be played on a neutral McDaniels said the players field, the Patriots are hop- have done a great job of trust- ing to duplicate that formula ing the play calls. against Jared Goff and the “You’ve got to call something Rams. Los Angeles averaged that you feel comfortable with 32.9 points per game during and you know that our guys the regular season and held know how to execute well and the ball an average of 30 min- then trust your guys to go out utes, 42 seconds per game. there and do it,” he said. While the Patriots have “They deserve all the credit been good on third down in in the world, they went out PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS both of their postseason wins, there under pressure and they were particularly un- made some huge plays in Tom Brady throws a pass during the first official day of practice for Super Bowl LIII at Gillette stoppable in overtime against those situations.” Stadium Thursday afternoon. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FRIDAY Phillips Academy at St. John’s (5:30) Boys Basketball SATURDAY St. Mary’s at Williams (6:30) Boys Basketball Lynnfield at Masconomet (6:30) St. Mary’s at Mt. Pleasant (RI) (1:45) Danvers at Marblehead (7) Boys Hockey Somerville at Peabody (7) Medford at Winthrop (1:30) Swampscott at Revere (7) Peabody at Saugus (4:30) Winthrop at Malden (7) Somerville at Swampscott (4:30) Girls Basketball Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (6) Masconomet at Lynnfield (6) Revere at Gloucester (6) Williams at St. Mary’s (6:30) Lynnfield at Pentucket (7) Marblehead at Danvers (7) Marblehead at Beverly (7:20) Peabody at Somerville (7) Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (8) Revere at Swampscott (7) Girls Hockey Malden at Winthrop (7) Oakmont at Peabody (12) Wrestling Winthrop at St. Mary’s (8) Peabody/Saugus at Masconomet (4) Swimming Quad Meet at St. John’s (6) Austin Prep at Lynnfield (5) Swimming Gymnastics Tech at Greater Lawrence (3:30) Winthrop at Danvers (6)

SPORTS BRIEFS Hibernian 5K NSBUA baseball Road Race umpire training The 10th annual Lynn The North Shore Baseball Hibernian 5K Road Race is Umpires Association is scheduled for Sunday, offering new umpire train- March 24 at 11a.m. Online ing sessions that will take registration is available via place at Essex County Tech- Racewire at https://race- nical High School from 6:00- wire.com/register. 8:00 p.m. beginning on Mon- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS php?id=10042. Online reg- day night January 7th. The istration closes at midnight school is located at 565 Tuukka Rask (center) is helped off the ice after suffering a concussion in a game against the New on March 20. After March Maple St. in Danvers York Rangers on Jan. 19. 20, those interested may (Hathorne) register in person at the The cost for the class is Hibernian Hall at 105 Fed- $100.00, which includes eral St on Saturday, March materials, first-years Bruins looking to remain healthy 23 from noon to 4 p.m. NSBUA dues, and the during packet pick up or on NSBUA certification exam. race day beginning at 9 No previous umpiring expe- a.m. The registration fee is rience is required. coming out of the All-Star break $30. The first 500 regis- To reserve your spot or if tered runners will also be you have any questions BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Bru- of Rask’s head injury. He was bowled every night.” given race shirts. There will please contact NSBUA ins almost made it into their mid-win- over by Rangers forward Filip Chytil Cassidy noted their back-to-back re- be a post-race party that interpreter Steve Carroll at ter break completely healthy. in the midst of the wing scoring a cord has been good — finishing 6-1-1 includes free food and live [email protected]. Forward Joakim Nordstrom is recov- goal on an end-to-end rush in the first in the second game. Irish music as well. More information and NSSUA softball ering from a fractured lower leg and period on Saturday. “Guys pick each other up around race updates can be found goaltender Tuukka Rask is dealing Rask is 14-8-3 with a .919 save per- here,” he said. “So they understand if at https://sites.google.com/ umpire training with a concussion sustained against centage and 2.43 goals-against this someone, a major part of the lineup is site/lynnhibernian5k/. the New York Rangers on Saturday. season and has formed an impressive out, they’ve got to pick it up.” The North Shore Softball Otherwise, the Bruins’ lineup from goaltending tandem with Jaroslav More than a week off between Umpire Association the start of the season was on the ice Halak. He signed as an unrestricted games could give Rask and others a Lynn Babe Ruth (NSSUA) will run softball when they completed their 49th game free agent last summer and is 13-9-2 chance to heal up for the stretch run signups umpire schools through Jan- with a 3-2 loss to the Rangers. with a .919 save percentage and 2.47 and could prevent an unfortunate uary and February. The A nearly full complement of play- GAA. When Rask struggled early in slide in the standings. The Bruins Lynn Babe Ruth will hold school will certify umpires ers had the Bruins excited about the season and took a four-day leave followed a 6-1-0 stretch with a 1-2- registration for the 2019 to for high School and recre- what they could accomplish after the of absence to attend to a personal 1 record before the break, includ- season on Saturday, Jan. 26 ation leagues throughout break. They’re in third place (27-17-5) matter, Halak carried the load. Rask ing regulation losses to the Rangers from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the North Shore. Classes behind Tampa Bay and Toronto in the has returned the favor after Halak and Philadelphia Flyers, teams 10 on Sunday, Jan. 27 from 10 will be set up to try and Atlantic Division despite fighting in- struggled in the weeks leading up to points or more behind them in the a.m. to 3 p.m. at Lynn accommodate all candidates, Housing Authority on with classes running on Sat- juries throughout the first half. the break. standings. Church St. Any person urdays, Sundays and Mon- “I think we can continue to build Their performances were a big rea- Boston ranks just 17th in goals interested in playing, coach- day Nights. For more infor- on some of the success we had in the son the Bruins overcame their injury scored per game (2.90) and leans a ing or serving on the league mation please contact Roy beginning of the season,” said defen- issues, including a 16-game absence bit too much on its second-ranked Board of Directors should Ballard at roys4girls@gmail. seman Kevan Miller, who missed 26 of four-time Selke Trophy-winning power play (27.2 percent). attend and sign up. com. games because of injuries. “We think center Patrice Bergeron and 19 games “I thought we had some really good we still have some areas in our game without captain Zdeno Chara. The games,” Chara said. “You know we that we need to work on. But I think Bruins are tied for second place in the had some games we could’ve played TV/RADIO the break will help a little bit, some NHL at 2.61 goals allowed per game. better, but overall I think we’re in a TV guys get their legs.” “Our goaltending, they’ve been good position going into the break. NBA The eight-day vacation, which com- healthy, a balanced workload,” Bruins It’s always very important to play bines the NHL-mandated break and coach Bruce Cassidy said. “You look at better and keep improving the closer 8 p.m...... Toronto at Houston...... ESPN the NHL All-Star break, possibly the numbers, they’re almost identical you get to the playoffs. You demand Golf came at just the right time because now. So you’re getting a chance to win to play the best hockey.” 6 a.m...... European: Omega Dubai Desert Classic...... Golf 3 p.m...... PGA: Farmers Insurance Open...... Golf X Games Rahm takes early lead at Farmer’s Insurance Open 10 p.m...... Snowboarding...... ESPN2 NHL SAN DIEGO (AP) — All erage. He made two eagles 9 p.m...... NHL All-Star Skills Competition...... NBCSN the attention was on Tiger on the back nine to go out Men’s College Hockey Woods and his 2019 debut. in 29, and his only regret 7 p.m...... Northeastern at Providence...... NBCSB Just like the last two occa- was missing a 7-foot birdie 8:30 p.m...... St. Cloud St. at North Dakota...... CBSSN sions, Jon Rahm delivered putt on his final hole that Women’s College Hockey the best performance. would have tied the North 6 p.m...... Vermont at Northeastern...... NESN Plus In ideal conditions even course record set 12 years by San Diego standards, ago by Brandt Snedeker, 7 p.m...... Merrimack at BU...... NESN Rahm opened with an ea- who was in his group. Men’s College Basketball gle and kept going lower “I don’t think you ever tee 6:30 p.m...... Buffalo at Kent State...... CBSSN until he had a 10-under 62 up on any course at Torrey 6:30 p.m...... Michigan at Indiana...... FS1 on the North course at Tor- Pines expecting to shoot 7 p.m...... Rider at Iona...... ESPNU rey Pines, giving him a one- 10-under par,” said Rahm, shot lead over Justin Rose who won at Torrey two after the opening round years ago for his first PGA NHL Thursday at the Farmers Tour title. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Insurance Open. Rose played in the group Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA “You play the South on behind him, also opened Tampa Bay 49 37 10 2 76 199 140 Winnipeg 48 31 15 2 64 167 134 the first day, you’re trying with an eagle and did his Toronto 49 30 17 2 62 174 140 Nashville 51 29 18 4 62 159 134 Montreal 51 28 18 5 61 154 149 Minnesota 49 25 21 3 53 137 140 to survive,” Rahm said. “On best to keep up. He played Boston 49 27 17 5 59 143 128 Dallas 49 24 21 4 52 126 128 the North, you’ve got to bogey-free for a 63 and Buffalo 48 24 18 6 54 140 144 Colorado 49 22 19 8 52 167 157 start under par to keep up. finished with a birdie. He Florida 48 20 20 8 48 152 170 St. Louis 48 21 22 5 47 134 148 Detroit 51 19 25 7 45 145 172 Chicago 51 18 24 9 45 156 190 I kept the pedal down.” played in the same group Ottawa 50 19 26 5 43 156 187 Pacific Division Woods was on the tough- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS as Jordan Spieth (65) and Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA er South course, where he GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 51 33 13 5 71 190 145 Jon Rahm watches his tee shot during the first Billy Horschel (66), a group N.Y. Islanders 49 29 15 5 63 147 122 San Jose 52 29 16 7 65 187 167 won his last major, the 2008 round of the Farmer’s Insurance Open at Torrey that combined for 21 bird- Washington 50 27 17 6 60 171 162 Vegas 51 29 18 4 62 156 138 U.S. Open. He made three ies and two eagles, a bet- Columbus 48 28 17 3 59 154 146 Vancouver 50 23 21 6 52 145 156 Pines in San Diego Thursday. Pittsburgh 48 26 16 6 58 169 146 Anaheim 50 21 20 9 51 119 148 birdies on the back nine ter-ball score of 59. Carolina 49 23 20 6 52 135 147 Arizona 50 23 23 4 50 132 142 for a 70, which he thought “They told us our com- N.Y. Rangers 48 21 20 7 49 139 164 Edmonton 50 23 24 3 49 144 163 shooting a couple under par in France. He ended the Philadelphia 48 19 23 6 44 139 169 Los Angeles 50 20 26 4 44 114 150 could have been lower but bined group was the low- New Jersey 48 18 23 7 43 140 164 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. found acceptable given that on the South course is not year by closing with a 65 to est,” Spieth said. “I’m glad, it was his first competition so bad, but now I’m forced win Woods’ holiday tourna- because if there were lower Thursday’s Games Metropolitan vs. Atlantic at San Jose, No games scheduled Calif., 9:15 p.m. in nearly two months. to have to shoot a low one ment in the Bahamas. than that, it means every- Friday’s Games All-Star Game Final: TBD vs. TBD at San “I probably could have tomorrow just like most of They were on opposite body went low.” No games scheduled Jose, Calif., 10:15 p.m. Saturday’s Games Sunday’s Games shot something around 68 the field did over there to- ends of Torrey Pines, and Charles Howell III and Central All-Stars vs Pacific All-Stars: Central No games scheduled or 67 today pretty easi- day.” the Spaniard made the Brandon Nagy had the vs. Pacific at San Jose, Calif., 8:15 p.m. Monday’s Games Metropolitan All-Stars vs Atlantic All-Stars: New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. ly,” Woods said. “I hit a lot Rahm’s highlight last most of being on the North lowest scores on the South of good putts that were year was beating Woods on course, which is 440 yards at 66, and Nagy did that around the hole that just Sunday in the Ryder Cup shorter and played just with three bogeys on his NBA didn’t quite fall in. Overall, during a European victory over two shots easier on av- card. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Toronto 36 14 .720 — Houston 27 20 .574 — James, Antetokounmpo named NBA All-Star captains Philadelphia 31 17 .646 4 San Antonio 27 21 .563 ½ Boston 30 18 .625 5 New Orleans 22 25 .468 5 (AP) — LeBron James of the Los An- year’s 10 starters have been chosen to “I had a lot of doubt coming into my Brooklyn 26 23 .531 9½ Dallas 21 26 .447 6 New York 10 36 .217 24 Memphis 19 28 .404 8 geles Lakers is a captain and an All-Star begin All-Star Games in the past. early career about just even being an Southeast Division Northwest Division starter — again. Walker is the lone exception, and elite point guard in this league,” Walker W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Charlotte 22 24 .478 — Denver 31 14 .689 — Giannis Antetokounmpo of the Mil- broke into a smile when realizing he was said. “So for me to become an All-Star for Miami 22 24 .478 — Oklahoma City 29 18 .617 3 waukee Bucks will choose his own team- a pick. two straight years and then now to be- Washington 20 26 .435 2 Portland 29 20 .592 4 mates as the other captain. “It’s kind of surreal,” Walker told TNT come an All-Star starter most definitely Orlando 20 28 .417 3 Utah 26 22 .542 6½ Atlanta 14 32 .304 8 Minnesota 23 24 .489 9 And Hornets guard Kemba Walker is during the broadcast to announce the proves the doubters wrong. So this is an Central Division Pacific Division about to make his first All-Star start, on starters. unbelievable moment in my career.” W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 34 12 .739 — Golden State 33 14 .702 — his home floor in Charlotte. The starting guards from the East are James, who has been out for a month Indiana 32 15 .681 2½ L.A. Clippers 26 22 .542 7½ While there were perhaps mild sur- Boston’s Kyrie Irving and Walker. The with a groin injury but is nearing a re- Detroit 20 26 .435 14 L.A. Lakers 25 23 .521 8½ prises, there were no real stunners East frontcourt picks were Antetokoun- turn, extended his own record by getting Chicago 11 36 .234 23½ Sacramento 24 24 .500 9½ Cleveland 9 40 .184 26½ Phoenix 11 38 .224 23 during Thursday night’s unveiling of mpo, Toronto’s Kawhi Leonard and Phil- picked as a starter for the 15th consecu-

Thursday’s Games New York at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. the starters for the NBA All-Star Game adelphia’s Joel Embiid. From the West, tive year. He was also a captain last year Golden State at Washington, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Chicago, 8 p.m. that will be played in Charlotte on Feb. Stephen Curry and reigning NBA MVP in the first usage of this captain’s-choice New Orleans at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Sacramento at Memphis, 8 p.m. Portland at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Toronto at Houston, 8 p.m. 17. James and Antetokounmpo are James Harden were the picks at guard, format — and just like last year, James Minnesota at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Charlotte at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. captains, their perk for being the lead- with James, Golden State’s Kevin Du- will have the No. 1 pick when he and An- Friday’s Games Detroit at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Washington at Orlando, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Utah, 9 p.m. ing vote-getters out of the Western and rant and Oklahoma City’s Paul George tetokounmpo get together on Feb. 7 to Miami at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Phoenix at Denver, 9 p.m. Eastern Conferences, and nine of this getting the frontcourt spots. choose their 12-man teams. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019 COMICS

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) If you connect with former Emotions will run high, and you Socialize, travel and learn. Dis- Aim to get ahead. Success will Know what you want, and don’t Pick up the pace and take care co-workers, an opportunity or will need to channel your ener- cuss your feelings, intentions be yours if you mix business let anyone come between you of unfinished business. Make gy into something productive. with pleasure. Personal im- plans that encourage exercise, suggestion will lead to a new and plans with a loved one. and achieving your goal. Let Much can be accomplished if Change requires thought and provements will lead to com- your charm and intelligence proper diet and a chance to try beginning. Plan something you focus on being helpful and pliments, and romance will something new. Plan a roman- special with a loved one. a precise blueprint for you to help you outmaneuver anyone loving. follow. enrich your life. Live up to your trying to hold you back. tic evening or attend a social promises. event. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Keep everything in order. Don’t CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Rethink your current status Slow down and think before Stick to your game plan and and lifestyle. Consider the lose sight of your goals. Focus Live within your means. Learn Walk away from unstable peo- on quality, not quantity. Take you make a move or say some- from your mistakes. Don’t let refuse to let what others do in- ple and projects that aren’t company you keep and the care of unfinished person- thing you’ll regret. Concentrate anger take the reins when the terject and lead you off course. intriguing or realistic. Don’t let things you spend your money al business, de-clutter your on projects that require you to best revenge is your own suc- Taking a different approach anyone tamper with your emo- on, and make some improve- life and let new beginnings learn something new or that cess. Focus on what you can and working alone will bring tions or box you into a corner. ments. emerge. challenge your imagination. do, not on what you cannot. the highest returns. Know when to say no.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE TOWN OF MARBLEHEAD Premises: 68 Commonwealth Road, Lynn, MA 01904 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Linda J. Maxwell to Merchants Cooperative Bank, dated March DANGEROUS DOG HEARING By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain 4, 1985 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in mortgage given by Jeffrey Trahant and Brianna Trahant to Mortgage Electronic Book 7684, Page 482, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, Notice is hereby given that under General Laws Chapter 140 §157, the Town of Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Mortgage Research Center, LLC DBA by assignment from: Marblehead will hold a Dangerous Dog Hearing on Wednesday, February 6, 2019 VAMortgagecenter.com, and now held by Bank of America, N.A., said mortgage at 4:00 p.m. at Abbot Hall, 188 Washington Street, Marblehead, MA to determine dated August 9, 2010 and registered in the Essex County (Southern District) MerchantsBank of Boston, A Cooperative Bank f/k/a Merchants Cooperative Bank whether the dog that resides at 8 Trager Road is a nuisance or is dangerous. All Registry District of the Land Court as Document No.: 511669 and noted on to Farragut Mortgage Co., Inc., recorded on May 7, 1990, in Book No. 10425, at interested persons are invited to attend. Certificate of Title No.: 84239; said mortgage was assigned from Mortgage Page 104 Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., to Bank of America, N.A. successor by Jason Silva merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP f/k/a Countrywide Home Loans Farragut Mortgage Co., Inc. to Marine Midland Bank, N.A., recorded on May 7, Town Administrator, Marblehead Servicing, LP by assignment dated May 10, 2012 and registered with Essex County 1990, in Book No. 10425, at Page 140 Item: January 25, 2019 (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document No.: 530650 and noted on Certificate of Title No.: 84239; for breach of the conditions in said HSBC Bank USA, National Association successor by merger to HSBC Bank USA, mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE formerly known as Marine Midland Bank, N.A. to Mortgage Electronic Registration Notice of Sale and Notice of Sale and Auction on February 15, 2019 at 10:00AM Local Time upon the premises, all and Systems, Inc., as nominee for HSBC Bank USA, N.A., recorded on December 19, singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Disposal of Property Disposal of Property 2011, in Book No. 30935, at Page 72 Notice is hereby given that iStorage Notice is hereby given that iStorage located at 102 Broadway, Lynnfield, located at 244 Andover St., Peabody, A certain parcel of land situate in Lynn, in the County of Essex and said Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for HSBC Bank USA, Commonwealth, bounded and described as follows: Ma. 01940 intends to sell or otherwise Ma. 01960 intends to sell or otherwise N.A. to HSBC Bank USA, N.A., recorded on August 1, 2012, in Book No. 31580, dispose of personal property consisting dispose of personal effects, office and at Page 362 SOUTHWESTERLY by the northeasterly line of Commonwealth Road eighty seven of household and personal effects, other equipment in compliance with and 68/100 (87.68) feet; office and other equipment in MASS. STATE LAW VIA AN ONLINE for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, compliance with Mass state law VIA AN AUCTION AT WWW.LOCKERFOX.COM the same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on February 11, 2019, on the ON-LINE AUCTION AT www.Lockerfox.c ON FEBRUARY 9, 2019 AT APPROXI- NORTHWESTERLY by lot 23-A, as shown on plan hereinafter mentioned, eighty nine mortgaged premises located at 23 Red Rock Street, Lynn, Essex County, and 21/100 (89.21) feet; om ON February 9, 2019 BEGINNING MATELY 10 AM AND WILL CONCLUDE Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, AT APPROXIMATELY 10:00AM AND ON FEBRUARY 14, 2019 AT APPROXI- CONCLUDING ON February 14,2019 MATELY 12 PM. THIS PUBLIC SALE NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Stanley Napierski eighty four and TO WIT: 23/100 (84.23) feet; and AT APPROXIMATELY 12:00PM. THIS WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS BEING The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the buildings PUBLIC SALE WILL RESULT IN THE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, thereon, bounded and described as follows: NORTHEASTERLY by Lot A on the plan SOUTHEASTERLY by lot 21-A, as shown on said plan, ninety four (94) feet. GOODS BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS hereinafter mentioned, 60.50 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of BIDDER. CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDI- APPLY. Levites, 66.17 feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Cahill, 60.50 feet; TIONS APPLY. All units are sold as whole. All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon and NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Clevens, 64.80 feet; be all of plan numbered 15264-C, drawn by John W. Parsons, Surveyor, dated November All units are sold as whole. The following units are for sale: said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and described; The following units are for sale: Unit Number Tenant Name 8, 1958, as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration being the premises shown as Lot B on a plan of Subdivision of Land Owned by Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with Certificate of Title #28039 in said Unit Number: Tenant Name #219495 Beau Boudreau Esther M. Tattle, Tr., Lynn, Mass., dated August 20, 1953, by O. W. McIntosh, C.E. 355 Anne Sauvageau #401113 Brandi Coffey Registry, and the above described land is shown as lot #22-A, on last mentioned and recorded at Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 4010, Page 520, plan. 2843 John Hess #2108 Kim Michaud Plan No. 702 of 1953, and containing 3,930 square feet of land according 224A Tony Mataj #331 Andrew Amata thereto. Said premises are now known as and numbered 23 Red Rock Street. Said 604 Cedric Green #2040 Pamela Dandreo There is appurtenant to the above described land a right of way over the way premises are conveyed together with the right of way ten feet wide extending from shown on plan filed with Certificate of Title #10001 as set forth in a deed given by 237 Jeffrey Lewis #316 Pamela Papamechail Red Rock Street to said Lot B along the entire southeasterly boundary line of said 941 Michael Silk #3114 Richard Davis Edwin J. Graves et al to Jean Baptiste Parent, dated May 1, 1913, duly recorded in Lot A, all as shown on said plan, to be used for all purposes for which streets or Book 2215 Page 113 in said Registry. 548 Joshua Andrews Item: January 18, 25, 2019 ways are now or may hereafter be used in the City of Lynn, including installation, 820E Andrew Karlok Jr. maintenance and renewal of pipes and wires for sewerage and utilities. The There is appurtenant to the above described land the right to use the streets and 127 Brendan Fitzgerald LEGAL NOTICE easement above granted is to be used in common with others entitled thereto, and 245 Jonathan Kleemola ways shown on said plan, for all purposes for which the streets and ways are there is also granted an appurtenant easement and right to maintain, repair and Notice of Sale and commonly used in the City of Lynn. 411 Jennifer Bari Disposal of Property renew existing sewerage and water pipes as now located in a portion of said Lot A, 906 Raymond Snow in addition to the easements hereinabove granted. Being the same premises Notice is hereby given that iStorage The above described land is subject to the rights described in an Easement from 815 Nicholas Neves located at 102 Broadway, Lynnfield, conveyed to the Mortgagor by Deed of Kathleen M. Janes dated November 1, Item: January 18, 25, 2019 Stanley Napierski to Lynn Gas and Electric Company and New England Telephone 1983 and recorded with the Essex South Registry of Deeds at Book 7262, Page Ma. 01940 intends to sell or otherwise and Telegraph Company, dated March 8, 1958, and filed as Document #85155 in 246. dispose of personal property consisting said Registry, so far as applicable. See Agreement as to Easement dated of household and personal effects, December 18, 1958, and filed as Document #88459, and Order of Court dated For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern NOTICE OF office and other equipment in December 26, 1958, and filed as Document #88458 in said Registry. See District) Registry of Deeds in Book 7262, Page 246. PUBLIC SALE compliance with Mass state law VIA AN Confirmation of Merger of Lynn Gas and Electric Company and Massachusetts OF PERSONAL ON-LINE AUCTION AT www.Lockerfox.c Electric Company, dated September 5, 1962, and filed as Document #102,563 in These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit PROPERTY om ON February 6, 2019 BEGINNING said Registry. of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the AT APPROXIMATELY 10:00AM AND nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Notice is hereby given that the CONCLUDING ON February 11, 2019 For title reference sec deed dated 12/15/80 and recorded with the Essex Registry titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or undersigned will sell to satisfy lien of AT APPROXIMATELY 12:00PM. THIS of Deeds on Certificate of Title No. 83170, as Document No.499430 liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, the owner at public sale by competitive PUBLIC SALE WILL RESULT IN THE having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, bidding on Feb. 08, 2019, at 11:00 GOODS BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. a.m.at BIDDER. CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDI- the event of a typographical error in this publication. SPACE RENTAL INC. TIONS APPLY. TERMS OF SALE: 50 BENNETT ST. All units are sold as whole. For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated August 9, 2010 and registered with LYNN, MA. 01905 The following units are for sale: the Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check The personal goods stored therein by Unit Number: Tenant Name Document No.: 511668 and noted on Certificate of Title No.: 84239. will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The the following may include, but are not 381 Hope Sanders balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 limited to general household, furniture, Item: January 25, February 1, 2019 TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, boxes, clothes and appliances encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the Occupant(s) which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full Hamza Bakkal 3B45 of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Kenneth DeStefano 3T12 FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Carlos Gonzalez 3B1 in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place Derek Landry 3B44 & 3T44 Read of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Linda Munafo 2B43 cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days Joseph Pace 2T13 & 2T12 after the date of sale. HSBC BANK USA, N.A. Purchases must be made in Cash Only the Present holder of said mortgage and paid for at the time of Sale. All Other terms to be announced at the sale. goods sold as is and must be removed By its Attorneys, at the time of sale. Space Rental Brock & Scott, PLLC HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. reserves the right to withdraw units news 1080 Main Street, Suite 200 150 California St. from sale and to cancel auction Pawtucket, RI 02860 Newton, MA 02458 without further notice. Attorney for Bank of America, N.A. (617)558-0500 Ernie Landry Present Holder of the Mortgage 2013090846 Agent for Owner 401-217-8701 Item: January 18, 25, February 1, 2019 Item: January 25, February 1, 2019 Item: January 18, 25, February 1, 2019

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CNBC to comment on “Now true, the people reports that some of the might have to pay a little Florida elections chief 800,000 workers current- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bit of interest, but the idea ly not receiving paychecks Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross’ comments that it’s paycheck or zero resigns when pictures are going to homeless were the latest in a series of remarks by Trump is not a really valid idea,” shelters to get food. officials about the shutdown that struck some said Ross. His financial “Well, I know they are critics as tone deaf. disclosure forms reveal in blackface emerge and I don’t really quite $700 million in assets. understand why,” Ross there’s no real reason why deaf. Democrats said the Trump, when justifying TALLAHASSEE, Fla. elections and was picked said. “The obligations that they shouldn’t be able to president and his team the shutdown, has fre- — Florida’s top elections last month by new Gov. they would undertake, say get a loan against it.” are out of touch about the quently maintained, with- official abruptly resigned Ron DeSantis to take over borrowing from a bank or Ross’ comments were impact on American work- out providing evidence, Thursday after a news- the department that over- a credit union, are in ef- the latest in a series of re- ers. that federal workers sup- paper obtained pictures sees elections. fect federally guaranteed. marks by Trump officials “Is this the ‘Let them eat port the need for a border of him in blackface posing DeSantis said Ertel re- So the 30 days of pay that about the shutdown that cake’ kind of attitude?” wall even if it means going as a Hurricane Katrina gretted dressing up in some people will be out — struck some critics as tone said House Speaker Nan- without a paycheck. victim. blackface, but he said Secretary of State Mi- that he was right to step chael Ertel, who had been down after the pictures Will robots take your job? Quarter of U.S. workers at risk on the job less than three emerged. weeks, resigned just hours “I want people to be able By Matt O’Brien Among those most likely cost-cutting technology as the early part of previous after he testified about to lead and not have any ASSOCIATED PRESS to be affected are cooks, they lay off workers. recessions — and may have election lawsuits before a of these things swirling waiters and others in food Though the United contributed to the “jobless state legislative commit- around,” said DeSantis, Robots aren’t replacing services; short-haul truck States is in the middle recovery” that followed the tee. who was in Marianna to everyone, but a quarter of drivers; and clerical office of its second longest ex- 2008 financial crisis. The Tallahassee Dem- discuss hurricane relief U.S. jobs will be severely workers. pansion in history, and But with new advances ocrat obtained pictures efforts for areas hit hard disrupted as artificial in- “That population is go- jobs data suggest that the in artificial intelligence, taken at a Halloween par- by Hurricane Michael in telligence accelerates the ing to need to upskill, re- economy remains healthy, it’s not just industrial and ty 14 years ago that show October. automation of existing Ertel dressed in blackface During his campaign for work, according to a new skill or change jobs fast,” many business leaders warehouse robots that will while wearing earrings, a governor, DeSantis came Brookings Institution re- said Mark Muro, a senior and economists have sug- alter the American work- New Orleans Saints ban- under fire from Democrats port. fellow at Brookings and gested in surveys that the force. Self-checkout kiosks danna and fake breasts who said he made racially Thursday’s report from lead author of the report. United States could slip and computerized hotel under a purple T-shirt divisive comments about the Washington think Muro said the timeline into a recession in 2020. concierges will do their with “Katrina Victim” Tallahassee Mayor An- tank says roughly 36 for the changes could be “a In addition, the partial part. written on it. The photos drew Gillum. million Americans hold few years or it could be two government shutdown has Most jobs will change were taken two months Ertel was appointed jobs with “high exposure” decades.” But it’s likely been creating anxieties somewhat as machines after the deadly storm Seminole County supervi- to automation — mean- that automation will hap- about a downturn. take over routine tasks, ravaged the Gulf Coast sor of elections in 2005 by ing at least 70 percent of pen more swiftly during Some economic studies but a majority of U.S. region. then-Gov. Jeb Bush and their tasks could soon be the next economic down- have found that similar workers will be able to Ertel had been the Sem- won four elections to keep performed by machines turn. Businesses are typ- shifts toward automating adapt to that shift without inole County supervisor of the office. using current technology. ically eager to implement production happened in being displaced.

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By Pablo Gorondi hometown, while further tempo, a rumbling tuba ASSOCIATED PRESS referencing her Haitian and worries that giving it heritage. all leaves you with little Leyla McCalla, McCalla spices up her left to lose. "The Capitalist Blues" takes on relationships, "Money Is King," from (PIAS/Jazz Village) everyday struggles and Trinidad legend Neville even the Syrian civil war Marcano aka "The Growl- Look, Ma, no cello! with an alluring mix of ing Tiger," also deals with After a pair of albums styles, from R&B and material inequality, which on which New York-born boogie to zydeco and be- is also the focus of "Mize Leyla McCalla accompa- yond. Pa Dous" ("Poverty Isn't nied herself on her trade- Recorded at Preser- Sweet"), written and sung PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mark instrument, "The vation Hall, a stalwart by McCalla in Haitian Capitalist Blues" finds of the city's traditional Creole. Its lap steel guitar From left, Matthew McConaughey, Jason Clarke and Djimon Hounsou her on the tenor banjo jazz scene, the title track and tanbou, a drum and star in “Serenity.” and electric guitar, deep- shows off the New Orleans Haiti's national instru- ening her musical ties to side of things, not for the ment, combine for a gen- New Orleans, her adopted only time, with a strolling tle blues echoing Cesaria ‘Serenity’ now? No thank you Evora. Producer Jimmy Horn's By Jake Coyle whom. (In Dill's case, it's Whether a tamer film fierce electric guitar in- ASSOCIATED PRESS Constance, played by Di- would have been better vokes the suffering por- ane Lane.) He lives in a or worse is hard to say. trayed on "Aleppo," where The elevator pitch for shipping container by the On the plus side, there's a the tragedy in Syria Steven Knight's "Sereni- shore and when he strips blond Anne Hathaway in serves to introduce other ty" would be: "'Key Largo' naked to, as he announces, full femme fatale mode, an scenarios of oppression meets 'Westworld.'" And "take a shower," he does a occasion Knight celebrates and violence. In contrast, it's every bit as ridiculous swan dive off the seaside with some of the most excit- the dance-worthy "Oh My as that sounds. cliff outside. able camera moves you've Love" expresses the joys of Seven decades after Maybe that's about ever seen. She plays Dill's a relationship despite the Humphrey Bogart indeli- what you'd expect of a ex-wife who has tracked imperfections. bly steered a boat through McConaughey movie set Dill, via Facebook, to Plym- "Heavy as Lead" — with stormy Atlantic seas, Mat- anywhere near a beach. outh with the proposal that some fabulous organ by thew McConaughey has But then strangely exag- Dill take her abusive and Joe Ashlar — is about "al- found his own tropical gerated metaphors begin alcoholic husband (Jason ways living on the edge noir. But "Serenity," one popping up everywhere. Clarke) on a fishing trip ... always reaching to get very leaky vessel indeed, Dill's boat is named "Se- and leave him at the bottom ahead," while also ref- has a strange, heightened renity" and he's dubbed of the ocean in exchange for erencing her daughter's atmosphere that goes well the elusive giant tuna he $10 million. bout with elevated lead beyond the usual thick- obsessively chases "Jus- "Serenity" may be hope- levels. ened air of film noir. tice." But why is he, for ex- lessly at sea but all of the McCalla sings won- McConaughey's Baker ample, so pointedly drink- performers are neverthe- derfully, is a talented Dill is a fishing boat cap- ing from a mug labeled less fully committed to the songwriter and on "The tain who, like Bogart was "World's Greatest Dad"? tale, particularly Hathaway Capitalist Blues" she in "Key Largo," is a veter- Why does he say things and McConaughey, who addresses some of the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS an. He lives the life of an like "I'm a hooker without apparently has a thing for world's ills with a grace- ornery and heavy-drink- a hook"? And why on earth movies with boats ("Mud," “The Capitalist Blues” is an 11-track album by ful touch that never being bachelor on Plym- does some spilled water ''Fool's Gold"). Both are led Leyla McCalla. comes dour. outh Island, a small spit momentarily telepathi- astray by a wayward script of unknown whereabouts cally connect Dill to his about a fisherman named where there's a single bar, young son who sits some- Dill who's caught in a bit of Steve Gunn adds intimacy the Rope, and everyone where far away in front of a pickle. "Serenity" now? I to guitar-led folk-rock album knows who's sleeping with a computer screen? wouldn't recommend it. Joe Jackson portrays comedy By Pablo Gorondi Garnier's acoustic bass, a ematographic characters ASSOCIATED PRESS trebly Johnny Marr-like such as graveyard clean- electric guitar, and suc- ers and unsuccessful art- and tragedy on grand ‘Fool’ Steve Gunn, culent strings underpin ists, as Gunn weaves mul- "The Unseen In Between" a refrain — "All goes up tiple guitars into a dense By Pablo Gorondi master class in never set- both the late Keith Emer- (Matador) and now it's gone/I have blend, arrangements re- ASSOCIATED PRESS tling in one style for too son or Weezer and the per- never known you but peated with similar effec- long. spective of a "deplorable" Steve Gunn has teamed just hang on" — that's as tiveness on "Chance," with Joe Jackson, "Fool" While Jackson says he's who can't help having a up with stellar musicians haunting as the echo-lad- a parking lot as living en- (earMUSIC) unsure about the strength rough time fitting in. over the years, from Kurt en harmonica that fol- vironment. of the vinyl revival, he "Friend Better" rounds Vile to Michael Chapman, lows it. A store owner and his Joe Jackson and his nonetheless envisioned out the phrase beginning and his own albums — lit- Gunn's finger-pickedcat tenant are the subject band went straight from the 43-minute collection with "lover good," with an- tle gems like "Time Off," acoustic guitar and Gar- of "Luciano," where, not the stage to the studio to as "two complementary other unmistakable Jack- ''Way Out Weather" and nier's bass are the foun- for the first time, echoes record "Fool," and his 20th sides," comedy and trage- son piano part harkening "Eyes on the Lines" — of- dations for "Stonehurst of John Martyn abound, studio album displays dy. Luckily, it sounds just back to 1982's "Night and fer plenty of proof of his Cowboy," which pays while the sounds on clos- plenty of the dynamics fine on CD and download, Day," one of his most suc- adventurousness. tribute to Gunn's late fa- er "Paranoid" — described and energy usually found too. cessful releases. "32 Kiss- On "The Unseen In Be- ther — a Vietnam vet — by Gunn as a "surf bal- in live performances. Opener "Big Black es" is about a couple that tween," some of the stories while beautifully evoking lad" — seem inspired by Released nearly 40 years Cloud" rumbles storm- grows "from kids to man are Gunn's own, and the the changes he can't help John Lennon's Plastic Ono to the day after "Look like as every component and wife," though appar- intimacy puts a captivat- but notice in his parents' Band. Sharp!" — his landmark of the keyboards-guitar- ently without a fairytale ing twist on his guitar-led Southwest Philadelphia Gunn's trademark won- 1979 debut — the songs bass-drum quartet gets ending. folk-rock album, a person- neighborhood: "Faces are drous guitars abound on on "Fool" are full of mo- its own space and Jack- Then there's longtime able collection that never gone/Backgrounds still "The Unseen In Between" mentum, musings on the son paints a dire picture Jackson associate Gra- stops being gentle even the same." but it's the quality of the grinds and pleasures of of middle-class existence. ham Maby's serpentine when ramping up the in- "Vagabond," inspired songs they serve that modern living, and sounds "Fabulously Absolute" has bass solo on the title track. tensity. by the eponymous Agnes makes the unnoticed such that echo different stages plenty of verve, keyboard Only a fool would expect On "New Moon," Tony Varda film, describes cin- a joy to hear. of Jackson's long career, a sounds that could be from them to look any sharper.

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