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Sea wall damage? It survived in 1889. Swampscott does, too Can it survive 2019? By Bella diGrazia People walk along By Gayla Cawley Lynn Fire Lt. ITEM STAFF the sea wall at ITEM STAFF Israel Gonzalez, King’s Beach in head of the Fire SWAMPSCOTT — For the rst phase of sea wall Swampscott, past LYNN — When X marks the spot in Lynn, it won’t Prevention unit, repairs, Swampscott could be spending $200,000. a section that was reveal hidden treasure, but rather mark dilapidat- and Fire Inspec- Decades of storms and high tides have added to damaged in the ed buildings deemed an extremely hazardous struc- tor Joel Machado the structural damage of sea walls throughout the March storms of ture and serve as a warning for the re department stand at 80 Almont town, but the most signi cant damage was caused 2018. to keep out during a potential blaze. St., a building con- during the two nor’easters in 2018, according to Last week, the Lynn Fire Prevention Bureau sidered dangerous Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald. The estimat- marked a giant red X on 80 Almont St., a vacant ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK for entry during a ed costs for initial mitigation are only to deal with building at the corner of Oxford and Almont streets. re. the sea wall damage on the Swampscott portion of The mark was made after the city’s building and King’s Beach. re departments went inside and deemed the build- ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON “We are many years away from this, but eventual- ing unsafe, according to Lynn Fire Lt. Israel Gonza- ly what could happen is the holes in these sea walls lez, head of the Fire Prevention unit. could go all the way through to the sidewalk and the “It’s been falling apart for awhile,” said Gonzalez. road would collapse,” said DPW Director/Assistant “I don’t believe the owner has done anything to x Town Administrator for Operations Gino Cresta. the building in many years.” Rising sea levels and greater frequencies of as- Studio Realty Trust, owned by Jon and Bon- tronomically high tides will only make the damage nie Rotenberg, purchased the building in 1985 for worse, said Fitzgerald. The $200,000 would be used $97,500, according to land records. to implement shotcrete, concrete sprayed through a When reached by phone, Jon Rotenberg said he hose and pneumatically projected at high velocity had no idea there was an X placed on his building. SWAMPSCOTT, A3 BUILDING, A3

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Always faithful, McGee Health center’s AIDS honored with award warrior soldiers on By Bella diGrazia Lynn Mayor By Thor Jourgensen Verny Samayoa ITEM STAFF Thomas M. McGee ITEM STAFF has worked for 20 gives a speech years doing AIDS/ BOSTON — In the presence of six Iwo Jima vet- LYNN — The three-month visit Verny Samayoa after accepting HIV outreach and erans, Lynn Mayor Thomas M. McGee accepted the planned to Boston in 1982 turned into a permanent Semper Fidelis Public Service Award. the 2019 Semper stay for the Guatemalan and Honduran native who other work. The ceremony, in the historic Hall of Flags at the Fidelis Public Ser- over the course of four decades became a U.S. citi- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Massachusetts State House, was in honor of the vice Award. zen, moved to Lynn, and championed AIDS and HIV 74th anniversary of The Battle of Iwo Jima, an awareness. epic military campaign between U.S. Marines and ITEM PHOTO | BELLA DIGRAZIA “I love my work and I love Lynn,” Samayoa said. the Imperial Army of Japan in early 1945, accord- Samayoa, 67, worked from 1993 to 2013 for the ing to History.com. John MacGillivray, of Marine Lynn Community Health Center. He initially fo- Corps League Metrowest Detachment 1037, said cused on AIDS (Acquired Immune De ciency Syn- the award is meant to recognize an elected of cial drome) and HIV (Human Immunode ciency Virus) for their outstanding service. education and outreach to teenagers and other “I’m honored and humbled to be here with six real groups. heroes, as well as Gold Star families and a room full of As the center expanded and moved to Union veterans, to get this award,” said McGee. “I’m almost Street, Samayoa’s responsibilities grew to include McGEE, A3 SAMAYOA, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 35° VOL. 141, ISSUE 63 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 30° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 OBITUARIES Layoffs, downsizing Kevin T. McAuliffe, 54 Mary V. Messina, 100 1964-2019 are on horizon at LAKE CITY, Fla. — Mr. and friend Karen Is- LYNNFIELD — Mrs. three grandchildren, Kevin Thomas McAu- bel Porter whenever Mary V. (Daley) Mes- Kenneth Messina, Hampshire College liffe, 54, of Lake City, possible until they sina, age 100, of Clara Messina, and Fla., passed away both moved to Flor- Lynn eld, formerly of Heidi Gearard; two By Katie Lannan Nelson wrote on Feb. 13. on Thursday, Feb. 7, ida which prevented Lynn, died peacefully step-grandchildren, STATE HOUSE Supervisors and hu- NEWS SERVICE 2019 at North Flori- them from going to at Sunrise Assisted Michael and Nich- man resources staff were scheduled on Tuesday to da Regional Hospital the games but would Living, Lynn eld, on olas Pellman; two BOSTON — A month have “private conversa- due to complications watch a game on TV Saturday, Feb. 16, great-grandchildren, after Hampshire College tions with staff members after suffering a cere- every chance they 2019. She was the Gavin and Tyler Pu- of cials announced they whose positions are being bral stroke. got! He also enjoyed wife of the late Vin- chulu; and many were seeking a long-term eliminated,” with plans to Born Oct. 29, 1964 in Lynn shing with his daughter, hunt- cent B. Messina, with whom nieces and nephews. She partner to help the school give them 60 days notice. to Thomas Richard (deceased) ing, helping his daughter’s she shared more than 71 was also the mother of the stay viable, its leadership Noti cations of another and Marylyn Temple McAuliffe. softball team when asked. years of marriage. late Mary Jane Messina, the is now envisioning a “sig- workforce reduction are Kevin grew up and lived in and He enjoyed working with his Born and raised in Lynn, grandmother of the late Keri ni cant restructuring” in- around Massachusetts for the wife on the weekends doing Mary was the daughter of the Messina, and the sister of the volving layoffs and short- planned for “on or near rst 40 years of his life be- residential and commercial late Mark and Mary Daley. late Francis, Joseph, Edward, term downsizing. April 1.” fore moving to Lake City, Fla., window cleaning for his wife’s She attended Lynn schools and Arthur Daley. Hampshire’s Board of Located in Amherst with with his wife Tracy Lynn Isbel business True View Window and was a graduate of Lynn Service information: The Trustees on Sunday vot- an enrollment of 1,175 McAuliffe in 2004. Cleaning. He was a loving son, English High School and of St. family will gather on Friday ed to authorize President students and 108 full-time Although Kevin never got a wonderful husband, and de- Elizabeth’s School of Nursing, at 9:30 a.m. in the SOLI- Miriam Nelson to inves- faculty members, Hamp- back to the ocean after he left voted father. Brighton. She had moved to MINE Funeral Home, 426 tigate “several possible shire College is the latest Massachusetts, he never lost He leaves his wife, Tracy Lynn eld in 2018. Broadway (Route 129), strategic approaches,” small, private liberal arts his love for it due to his father McAuliffe; and daughter, Lydia Upon graduation from St. Lynn, and then process to Nelson wrote in an email college to face an uncer- Thomas McAuliffe being a life- McAuliffe; his mother, Mary- Elizabeth’s Mary became a church for a funeral Mass to the Hampshire commu- tain future. long member as well as Kevin lyn McAuliffe; father, Thomas  ight stewardess with United at 10:30 a.m. in St. Pius V nity. Mount Ida College’s being a social member of the Richard McAuliffe (deceased); Airlines and then had worked Church. Burial will be in St. Those options, she said, abrupt closure in 2018, Lynn Yacht Club located on the three brothers, Douglas, for many years as a registered Joseph Cemetery. Relatives include “different kinds and the acquisition of its Lynnway in Lynn. Kevin worked Richard (deceased) Brian nurse in the of ce of Dr. John and friends are respectfully of engagement and gover- Newton campus by the on a tugboat as an engineer McAuliffe; three sisters, Joan, Crowley in Lynn. invited to attend. Memorial nance structures with an University of Massachu- and had several jobs work- Barbara (deceased) and Car- Mary was a member of the visitation on Thursday 4-7 outside strategic partner” setts Amherst, stirred ing as a lobsterman until he ol McAuliffe; several nieces, “Town Trotters” for more than 50 p.m. In lieu of  owers, dona- and “an approach where public concerns and vault- changed his profession work- nephews, and cousins. years, had enjoyed gol ng, and tions may be made to Multi- Hampshire maintains in- ed college closures up the ing in the labor’s union and Service information: Kev- playing the piano and organ. ple Sclerosis Massachusetts dependence by means of public policy priority list. then again for Glow Cleaning in McAuliffe will be brought She loved music and she and Chapter, 101A First Ave., transformative nancial A recent Board of High- Co. doing commercial janitori- back home to Lynn where a her husband were great fans of Suite 6 Waltham, MA 02451. support from our commu- er Education report iden- al and window cleaning until celebration of life will take the Black Eagle Jazz Band. Directions and guestbook at nity of alums and other ti ed six Massachusetts he left for Florida. place sometime in June at She is survived by two sons, www.solimine.com. long-engaged donors.” schools that have closed Kevin never outgrew his love the Lynn Yacht Club located Vincent B. Messina Jr. and his Earlier this month, the in the past ve years — for hockey. He played as a on the Lynnway, Lynn. Family wife Rochelle of Chichester, board voted to only enroll Sanford Brown College; child and went on to play as and friends are welcome to N.H., and Michael E. Messina applicants for the fall class Marian Court College; Le a young teenager. Kevin would attend and will be noti ed and his wife Valerie of Lowell; who had either accepted Cordon Bleu; ITT Tech- go see the Boston Bruins prior to for exact date and offers during an early deci- nical Institutes; New En- games with his sister-in-law time information. sion plan this year or had gland Institute of Art; and accepted an enrollment Mount Ida — and six more Florence Peach, 84 offer in 2018 but chose to that have closed as part 1934-2019 take a gap year. of mergers — School of “Accepting a signi cant- the Museum of Fine Arts; Dorothy M. Smith, 94 SAUGUS — Flor- Peach Jr., Steven ly smaller incoming class New England College ence (Quinlan) and Kimberly (Bai- this fall, as we’ve stated, of Acupuncture; Boston Peach, loving wife, ley) Peach, Katie and means that Hampshire Conservatory; Episcopal mother and grand- Thomas Kaminski; will become a small- Divinity School; National PEABODY — Mrs. ter-in-law, Frances er institution, even as Graduate School of Qual- Dorothy Marie (Mill- Smith; a son-in-law, mother, passed away her sister-in-law, at her home, age 84, Elizabeth Quinlan; we aggressively explore ity Management; and er) Smith, age 94, of Michael Foster; and long-term partnerships,” Wheelock College. Peabody, formerly of ve great-grandchil- on Feb. 13, 2019 af- and her lifelong best Lynn, died on Friday, dren. ter a short struggle friend, Marilyn Fahy. Feb. 15, 2019 at the Service informa- with cancer. “Po” loved being Natural gas hookups Pilgrim Rehabilitation tion: A funeral ser- A lifelong resident surrounded by her and Nursing Home vice will be held on of Saugus, Florence was the family and friends. She es- after a lengthy illness. Thursday at 12 p.m. youngest child of Thomas pecially loved playing games off limits in more towns She was the wife of in the SOLIMINE Fu- and Julia (Nally) Quinlan and with and attending the sport- the late John L. Smith. neral Home, 426 Broadway the sister of the late Thomas, ing events of her beloved By Colin A. Young ural gas capacity in the Born and raised in Lynn, (Route 129), Lynn. Burial John and Frederick Quinlan. grandchildren, Kirt, Kreg, Drew, STATE HOUSE region have been met with she was the daughter of the will be in St. Mary’s Ceme- She worked for many years at Bailey, Samantha and Camer- NEWS SERVICE opposition, and the cur- late Leo and Marie (Michaud) tery. Relatives and friends the Saugus Town Hall clerk’s on. rent pipeline constraints BOSTON — As propos- Miller. are respectfully invited. Vis- of ce and was a member of Service information: The are causing signi cant ad- als to build new pipelines Dorothy was the mother of itation on Thursday from 10 the Saugus Boosters club for family will hold a “Celebra- verse environmental and and related infrastructure the late Steven Smith and Vir- a.m. to 12 p.m. Directions more than 40 years. tion of Life” event for family economic impacts on the meet opposition from com- ginia Foster. She is survived and guestbook at www.soli- Florence is survived by her and friends in March. Fur- region’s ratepayers.” by seven grandchildren, Mi- mine.com. husband of 59 years, William ther details will be provided munity leaders and envi- ronmental activists across HG&E, which serves chael Foster Jr., Ryan Foster, Peach; their children, William directly by the family. about 9,900 gas meters Matthew Foster, Steven Smith Massachusetts, gas com- panies have frozen new in Holyoke and South- Jr., Robert Smith, Sean Smith, ampton, said existing and Jenifer Smith; a daugh- gas hookups to several communities citing a lack customers can make up- James E. Bonquet, 84 of pipeline capacity. grades to their service so Since late January, long as their usage does Holyoke Gas & Electric not increase and that the utility “may be able SAUGUS — Mr. James E. and his wife Trish, and Melis- and Middleborough Gas Marilyn Hopkinson, 97 to accommodate certain Bonquet, age 84, died peace- sa; one great-granddaughter, and Electric have imposed commercial and industri- fully at the Sawtelle Family Victoria; and his nephew, John moratoriums on new residential natural gas al requests” depending on BEVERLY — Marilyn (Miller) W. Hopkinson of Beverly; six Hospice House in Reading Babin and his wife Patricia. hookups, adding Holyoke, the project’s speci c load Hopkinson 97, beloved wife grandchildren, Dana, Heidi, on Feb. 16. He was the hus- Service Information: Rela- Southampton and Middle- pro le. of the late Victor Leroy Hop- Robert, Anne, Jessica and Me- band of the late Virginia Ann tives and friends are invited borough to a list of about The HG&E moratorium kinson, died Wednesday, Feb. lissa; and nine great-grand- (Moore) Bonquet. to attend a visitation in the a dozen towns already un- is not the rst in western 13, 2019 at the Kaplan Fam- children. She was also the sis- A lifelong resident of Sau- BISBEE-PORCELLA Funer- der similar freezes. Massachusetts. Berkshire ily Hospice House in Danvers. ter of the late Richard Miller. gus, he was the son of the late al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., “While inexpensive nat- Gas has had a new hook- Raised in Lynn, she was the Service information: A me- John and Elizabeth (Daniels) Saugus, on Thursday from ural gas has never been up moratorium in eight daughter of the late Earl W. morial service will be held Bonquet. Mr. Bonquet was re- 4-6 p.m. Interment will be tired re ghter of the Town of private at a later date. For more plentiful in the Unit- Franklin and Hampshire and Marion C. (Rolfe) Miller. at the CAMPBELL Funeral county towns for about She earned her associates Home, 525 Cabot St., Bever- Saugus. directions and condolences ed States, there is insuf - James leaves one loving www.BisbeePorcella.com. cient pipeline capacity in four years and Columbia degree from Burdett College ly, Saturday, Feb. 23, 2019 at Gas has had a moratori- in Lynn. 3 p.m. Relatives and friends daughter, Cheryl Elliot and her our region to deliver addi- um on new natural gas Mrs. Hopkinson had been are invited to attend. A visit- husband Bill of Saugus; one tional load,” HG&E wrote service in Northampton employed by Endicott College ing hour will be held prior to sister, Judith Babin of Saugus; in its Jan. 28 announce- in Beverly until the time of her the service on Saturday from two grandchildren, Michael ment. “Recent proposals and Easthampton since retirement. Prior to that she 2-3 p.m. Contributions may that would increase nat- 2014. had worked for many years at be made in her memory to Watertown Bank as the per- the American Cancer Society, sonal secretary to the presi- 30 Speen St., Framingham, Ed secretary: Reliable charter school aid dent of the bank. MA 01701. Information, She is survived by her directions, condolences at daughter, Linda Cain and her www.campbellfuneral.com. would address state’s ‘broken promise’ husband, John of Phoenix, By Katie Lannan ought to be fully funding The bill would also imple- Peyser said the formula’s Ariz.; two sons, David R. Hop- STATE HOUSE the formula,” Peyser said. ment a more compressed current structure means kinson and his wife, Karen NEWS SERVICE “There may be some who charter reimbursement the reimbursement pay- Stafanski of Vermont and John say, ‘Well, why change it? process, with districts re- BOSTON — Nine years ments “have been seen as Let’s just fully fund what imbursed for 100 percent of essentially ongoing and ago, as part of a broader we currently have,’ which is their costs the rst year, 60 education funding reform permanent rather than IN MEMORIAM ne, and that’s a conversa- percent the second year, and transitional,” in part be- GEORGE DEMITROPOULOS Did you know? package, state lawmakers 40 percent the third year. tion they’re going to have, cause of “the long tail on ON HIS BIRTHDAY boosted the amount of mon- but one way or another, I do The current formula FEBRUARY 17, 2019 the reimbursement plan,” ey and the period of time think if there’s going to be calls for 100 percent reim- that school districts are re- a big increase in the long- bursement the rst year, and in part because dis- imbursed for charter school term commitment to public and 25 percent in each of tricts are reimbursed when tuition payments, citing the education, they’re going to the next ve years. tuition payments go up for need to cover xed costs. want to deal with this, too.” “It’s a slightly small- any reason, including in a- That 2010 law revamped Peyser, in a recent inter- er number, but it’s over tionary increases. a formula that reimbursed view, laid out the details a shorter period of time,” districts 200 percent of of Baker’s recommended Peyser said. “The theory Home delivery their costs over three changes to the charter for- behind charter reimburse- 781-593-7700 subscribers years, bumping it up 225 mula and the reasons be- ment to begin with is that Publishing Daily, except Sundays percent over six years. hind them. it’s transitional aid to help USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 get FREE access Since the longer formula Along with his scal a district accommodate its Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA was put into place, the state and additional of ces. to the e-edition on 2020 budget, Baker last budget for the loss of the Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item has never been able to fully month led a school - students and that tuition Subscriptions Lovingly remembered and always fund the amount it calls for, nance reform bill (H 70) revenue, so the idea being Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States missed by his family and friends according to Education Sec- that would overhaul the within three years you can $20.00 for 4 weeks retary James Peyser. Pey- state’s school funding for- sort of right-size a district $65.00 for 13 weeks ser said Gov. Charlie Bak- $130.00 for 26 weeks mula to better account for or reallocate capacity in $260.00 for 1 year ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! er’s proposal to return to a costs associated with spe- such a way that you’ll be Send payment to and POSTMASTER, three-year formula would cial education, teaching able to get back to a steady send address changes to: allow for full funding. low-income students and state — that is, from an The Daily Item Call Customer Service to place an ad “I don’t think there’s any- English language learn- expenditure point of view 110 Munroe St. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 P.O. Box 5 one who doesn’t feel this is- ers, and employee health — that’s basically where Lynn, MA 01903 sue pretty strongly, that we care expenses. you were to begin with.” WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Healey weighs suit over emergency declaration It survived in 1889. By Steve LeBlanc laration unconstitution- the case. ing for more information ASSOCIATED PRESS al. Massachusetts wasn’t “The shutdown and the about the federal govern- Can it survive 2019? among the states. debate and discussion ment’s funding sources to BOSTON — Attorney The Massachusetts about the border is the make sure that millions of BUILDING manding officer on scene General Maura Healey Democrat said in a state- function of a much bigger dollars that have been al- From A1 would make the difficult is weighing legal action ment her office has been issue which is the nation’s located for Massachusetts determination of whether against the Trump admin- in touch with the group inability to deal with immi- aren’t unlawfully diverted He had not been informed to send firefighters in to istration following Presi- behind the lawsuit and gration policy,” Baker said. for Trump’s wall. by the fire department make the rescue. dent Donald Trump’s deci- “is working to determine He called on Republi- Healey’s office is specif- and was planning to call Gonzalez said one of the sion to declare a national the full scope and impact cans and Democrats in ically looking at the pos- on Wednesday after being main issues is with the emergency to pay for a on Massachusetts so that, Washington to “get to- sible impact of the emer- contacted by The Item. building’s interior sprinkler U.S.-Mexico border wall. if and when we challenge gether and come up with a gency declaration on: drug “If there’s anything system, which breaks any- Healey on Tuesday called the Administration’s ac- comprehensive immigra- interdiction and count- wrong, we go and get it time it gets cold, with a lot Trump’s action “an illegal tions, we bring the stron- tion reform bill that won’t er-drug activities carried fixed,” Rotenberg said. “I of water being poured into power grab” and a viola- gest possible case.” make everyone happy but out by the national guard have a property manager. the structure. There’s a lot tion of the constitutional Trump, a Republican, at the same time will de- in partnership with state We follow through with of water damage through- separation of powers. considers a wall a national liver on the requirements and local law enforcement; everything. I had an en- out and the whole building On Monday, Democrat- security necessity. associated with a secure funding for law enforce- gineer saying everything is structurally unsound. ic attorneys general in 16 Republican Gov. Char- border and a legitimate ment agencies from the was all right.” A letter from the building states filed a lawsuit in lie Baker said he believes path to citizenship.” Treasury Forfeiture Fund; The building joins sever- owner’s structural engi- the 9th U.S. Circuit Court Healey is looking into A spokeswoman for and military construction al other structures in the neer, Sami E. Kassis, pres- of Appeals in San Fran- whether Massachusetts Healey said the attorney projects authorized for city that bear the X, which ident of Design by Sami, cisco calling Trump’s dec- has legal standing to join general’s office is look- Massachusetts. lets firefighters know a to the building’s property potential fire there should manager Charles Mala- be attacked from the out- faia, president of Interna- side of the building only, tional Builders, reads that Sea wall damage? Swampscott does, too according to Gonzalez. the existing condition of The building holds a sig- the building is fair to bad SWAMPSCOTT nificant place in Lynn Fire with numerous structural From A1 history. It was the only deficiencies due to the age wood-framed building of the structure and settle- onto a surface, to protect downtown to survive the ments over the years. the structural integrity of Great Lynn Fire of 1889. The main concern is the the wall. Although land records foundation wall along Al- Before adding layers show the three-story ware- mont Street, with another of the sprayed concrete, house style structure was being the masonry addi- Cresta said they will built about 1900, it was tion separating from the have to chip out the bro- actually constructed a few original structure, accord- ken stone and replace years before the fire, which ing to the letter. the damaged rebar, some broke out at Oxford and Al- “The risk is some people of which is dangerously mont, wiping out hundreds might break into these peeking out of the wall. of businesses all the way to buildings because they The town spoke with con- the Lynn Harbor, accord- know they’re empty and tractors and, for a full re- ing to a Lynn Fire Depart- they don’t understand why pair of the King’s Beach ment Facebook post. the X is on the building,” sea wall, received a quote An 1889 archived New Gonzalez said. “It puts the of $600,000. York Times article esti- fire department in a very Fitzgerald said he wants mated the total damage difficult situation because to phase into the approach from the Nov. 26 fire at $5 we have to try to go in and to spend more time think- million. save them.” ing carefully about how The decision to place an The idea to label dilapi- the town can manage the X on the building comes dated buildings with an X waterfront as part of its three years after former followed the 1999 Worces- master Harbor Plan. At Fire Chief James McDon- ter Cold Storage Ware- the beginning of January, ald called 80 Almont St. a house fire, where six fire- Fitzgerald, Cresta, and “target hazard” and city fighters died. Fire Chief Kevin Breen inspectors ordered Studio The deaths raised aware- met with FEMA represen- Realty Trust to repair the ness of the dangers of aban- tatives to discuss all the building’s walls or face a doned buildings and led damage and the town is $1,000-a-day fine after an to increased inspections, anticipating a reimburse- inspection found condi- stricter adherence to build- ment. tions that “present a dan- ing and fire codes, chang- “They told us we were in ger to life and limb.” es in firefighting strategy good position but they had It was unclear whether with regards to those struc- a lot of homework to do any fines had been placed tures, and the development and they would be in touch on the property since that of a state code to keep first with us,” said Fitzgerald. time. City building depart- responders safe, State Fire “They came by, took pic- ment employees referred Marshal Peter Ostroskey tures, and saw firsthand The Item to Roger Ennis, told The Item in a previous some of the damage that chief building inspector, interview. occurred. I think they rec- who did not return a phone Last spring, eight prop- ognize that we have been call seeking comment. erties in the city had been impacted significantly in “We believe the struc- marked with an X, but some of our key areas.” ture is unsafe,” Gonza- the fire department and Before asking “hard- lez said. “In case of con- building department said working taxpayers” to foot ditions, in case of a fire, an updated list was not the bill for the sea wall we’re afraid the walls will available on Tuesday. repairs, the town wants to collapse and that’s why we work with representatives don’t want any firefighters Gayla Cawley can be at the state and federal going inside the building.” reached at gcawley@item- levels to find more mon- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK But if someone were live.com. Follow her on etary opportunities, said Swampscott DPW Director/Assistant Town Administrator for Opera- inside, he said, the com- Twitter @GaylaCawley. Fitzgerald. tions Gino Cresta inspects a section of damaged seawall on King’s Beach. The town also wants to Always faithful, McGee find ways to not only repair build resilience into the protect the town from more carefully about the the King’s Beach sea wall, sea wall structures them- more frequent, high tide kind of infrastructure we and the sea walls along selves, said Fitzgerald. storms while creating want to have on the wa- is honored with award Fisherman’s Beach and Over the next few spaces along the water- terfront,” said Fitzgerald. Cassidy Park, but also to It is believed, according months, town officials will front that can be used by McGEE celebrate the town’s water- Bella diGrazia can be From A1 to History.com, that all front. Proposals within the dive deep into the strat- the community. reached at bdigrazia@ but 200 or so of the 21,000 Harbor Plan include in- egies within the Harbor “Before we spend too itemlive.com. Follow her on at a loss for words at this Japanese forces were vestments that would help Plan and discuss how to much money, let’s think Twitter @BelladiGrazia. great honor.” killed, as were almost The award is given out 7,000 Marines. every year in front of Iwo “We were just teenage Health center’s AIDS warrior soldiers on Jima veterans as a way kids,” said Kirby. “We did to inspire the individual the best job we could.” SAMAYOA “When I am with my a close friend was diag- “To me, he is a hero,” she receiving it, said MacGil- Baker, who described From A1 mother, I sound Honduran nosed as HIV positive. Sa- said. livray. Gov. Charlie Baker the battle as bloody, hor- speaking Spanish at very mayoa took on the role of Samayoa was the 2002 won the award in 2017, rific and terrifying, said counseling and referral low volume. When I am caretaker and discovered John S. Moran Commu- and Senate President the amount of sacrifice work as well as literacy talking with people from Boston initiatives focus- nity Service Award recip- Karen Spilka won in 2018. made by the folks on those program development and Lynn’s Guatemalan pop- ing on AIDS and providing ient. The award is named Spilka, who embraced battlefields, on behalf of cancer awareness educa- ulation, they say I sound education and outreach to for the late Item executive McGee as his name was American citizens await- tion. like I am from San Mar- desperately needed bilin- editor, who was a mem- called for the award, ap- ing them back home, is He shifted his work on cos,” he said, referring to gual workers. ber of the Health Center’s plauded the Lynn mayor’s something that should AIDS to Boston in 2013 the Guatemalan city. Job applications he filled board of directors and unbending enthusiasm and never be forgotten. and his affiliation with He earned a bachelor’s out included one for Lynn collaborative working style. contributed a significant Also in attendance was AIDS Action beginning degree in management at Community Health. McGee’s longtime fights amount of his time to sup- Sgt. Major Kenneth Os- in 2015 now sees him di- a Guatemalan university “Verny was one of the for regional equity, state- porting center causes. wald with the Lynn En- viding his time as a case and vowed not to return to first outreach workers wide transportation, and glish High School ROTC. manager between Boston school until a friend urged the Health Center hired,” A career spent on AIDS/ increasing veteran services HIV education and out- McGee said when he saw and Lynn, where he takes him to make a 1982 visit said former Executive Di- make him the most suit- them in their uniforms, it reach has not dimmed Sa- appointments three days to Boston. rector Lori Abrams Berry. able recipient for this year’s reminded him of his father, mayoa’s love for his work a week at 583 Chestnut He fell in love with the “He was a very optimistic award, said Spilka. who was a member of the and belief in its impor- St., an office center where city, scouring its neigh- guy. He gained the trust of “Standing up for veter- school’s program as well. the Lynn Area Chamber of borhoods and learning to a lot of people in the com- tance. ans and the benefits they McGee said he can’t wait Commerce is located. ride the MBTA. He en- munity and was really a “There are still stigmas deserve is the easy part,” to put the award in his “My clients are not just rolled in an English lan- role model for people who and misconceptions. Edu- said McGee. “Signing up office at Lynn City Hall, from Lynn. I link them to guage program at Boston followed.” cation is needed,” he said. at 17, 18, or 19 years old next to the photo of his fa- services, medication re- University and launched Samayoa went into He loves downtown to step up for this country ther in uniform on Parris sources and transporta- into graduate studies in schools and neighbor- Lynn’s resurgence and was the hard part. My dad Island at the age of 17. tion help,” he said. management at the school hoods to meet with and works on his own health never really talked about “Once a Marine, always Born in Guatemala, Sa- before deciding Lesley educate female sex work- by practicing tai chi at it, but he served in the ma- a Marine,” said McGee. mayoa moved as a boy to College, with its smaller ers and intravenous drug least five days a week. jor battles that happened his mother’s native Hon- classes, was more to his users. Abrams Berry said in the Pacific and he was duras and he still speaks liking. his work convinced people Thor Jourgensen can be such an inspiration to not LAW OFFICES OF of his family roots en- AIDS touched Samayoa’s to get HIV testing and, if reached at tjourgensen@ only myself but my broth- JAMES J. CARRIGAN twined in both countries. life in the mid-1980s when needed, medical care. itemlive.com. ers and my sister.” • Social Security Disability Larry Kirby, one of the • Workers Compensation six Marine veterans in at- • Accidents SAUGUS BRIEF tendance, shared his story 25 years located across from Lynn District Court about The Battle of Iwo Selectmen to close annual Anyone who has an article to the April 2 meeting. Jima. On Feb. 19, 1945, 15 Johnson St. 781-596-0100 Town Meeting warrant April 2 be inserted into the Annual Town The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. in American forces invaded Meeting warrant can submit it, the Saugus Town Hall auditorium. JAMES J. CARRIGAN the island, 750 miles off ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN The Saugus Board of Selectmen with the appropriate number of For more information, contact the the coast of Japan, and LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL will close their annual Town Meet- signatures, to the selectmen’s office. selectmen’s office at 781-231-4124 the battle ensued for five www.jamescarriganlaw.com ing warrant at a meeting on April 2. They can also bring the article to or [email protected]. long, bloody weeks. [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 OPINION HERB CROMWELL HOW TO REACH US

E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS I should have known that blackface President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ isn’t portrayal but ridicule Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton After 69 years of life ex- in the commentariat are entertain his audiences,” Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan perience, even in a white adamant that they should the story read. “Jim Crow Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Customer Service bubble, I should have resign. After all, the ‘80s and other performances Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. known. After working weren’t the pre-civil featuring white men in PUBLISHERS in public mental health rights-bill ‘50s. They had blackface captivated white Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 for 38 years, exposed to to know better. crowds until the mid-20th 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 a variety of cultures and Did they? century.” Apparently, some Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 seeing many people mar- My general practitioner white people are still cap- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 ginalized, stigmatized and for the past 20 years is Af- tivated. Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ostracized, I should have rican American. Since the classi [email protected] Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 In a 2012 essay for the Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 known. After a Jesuit sec- Trump presidency we’ve Huffington Post, David Subscriptions [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 ondary education, bache- had a number of conversa- Leonard, chair of Wash- lor’s and master’s degrees, tions about race and big- Circulation John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 ington State University’s [email protected] and a concerted effort to otry. He suggested I read department of critical this day to stay informed, Ta-Nehisi Coates, includ- culture, gender and race Ext. 3 I should have known. ing his June 2014 Atlantic studies, wrote: “Blackface Newsroom [email protected] But I didn’t. magazine piece “The Case is part of a history of de- obits@itemlive.com I thought there was For Reparations.” humanization, of denied Ext. 4 something unseemly about I knew about 14-year- citizenship, and of efforts blackface. I never wore it old Emmett Till, brutally Sports to excuse and justify state [email protected] nor wanted to, but I didn’t murdered in Mississippi violence.” A recent Wash- truly appreciate its power for allegedly flirting with ington Post headline read: Ext. 5 to hurt. Then one day last a white woman. But I “Blackface is white su- Retail and Online EDITORIAL Advertising October, NBC’s Megyn hadn’t heard the story of premacy as fashion.” To [email protected] Kelly defended blackface Clyde Ross, and so many understand more fully ADVERTISING Halloween costumes on like him, who had their why blackface is offensive, the air. “When I was a kid, land confiscated through I Googled that phrase, Ernie Carpenter Jr. Veterans deserve Director of Advertising it was OK,” she said. force or subterfuge by and the results leave little and Business Development, ext. 1355 Al Roker, jocular weath- Southern authorities and doubt that offensive is a [email protected] erman, parade host and then were denied mort- gross understatement. Ralph Mitchell reproductive everyone’s TV friend, gages in the cities of the I should have known. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] called her out. “While she North. When Ross was 10 I didn’t even know about apologized to the staff, she years old, a group of white The Green Book until the Patricia Whalen Sales Representative, ext. 1310 health services owes a bigger apology to men even took his horse. movie came out this past [email protected] folks of color around the Poll taxes then have been fall. I’m sure I’m not the Americans have heard many stories country because this is a replaced by new forms of BUSINESS OFFICE and seen considerable documentation only white person who history going back to the voter suppression today. can admit that. Maybe it’s Maria Alvaracin of the brain, spinal and other wartime ext. 1205 1830s,” said Mr. Roker. Lynchings then are now my fault, or maybe fami- [email protected] injuries suffered by America’s military Minstrel shows “demean Charlottesvilles and Fred- ly, schools, media, politi- Susan J. Conti personnel in Iraq and Afghanistan. and denigrate a race,” he die Grays. There are many cal leaders and a 28-day Controller, ext. 1288 Less-known is that the U.S. government continued, adding that good reasons for the rage I Black History Month ha- [email protected] callously interferes with these wound- he was “old enough to now sense in my otherwise ven’t done enough to fully Ted Grant ed veterans’ chance to have children. have lived through ‘Amos mild-mannered doctor; Publisher, ext. 1234 rescue people like me from [email protected] A 27-year-old law blocks the U.S. De- ‘n’ Andy’ where you had they’re rooted in experi- racial ignorance and com- partment of Veterans Affairs from pro- white people in blackface ences I’ll never know. Marian Kinney placency. ext. 1212 viding some reproductive health ser- playing two black charac- Until I read an article last We’re well past the time [email protected] ters, just magnifying the weekend, titled “Blackface vices — such as in vitro fertilization for open, honest conversa- Will Kraft — to veterans even though those same worst stereotypes about raises racist face,” I didn’t tions about race, otherness Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 services are available to active-duty black people — and that’s know that the term Jim and hate. There should no [email protected] military. Congress repeatedly has re- what the problem is.” Crow was the name giv- longer be excuses for not Mike Shanahan Now a blackface pho- en to a fictional character Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 fused to overturn that law, adding to knowing. [email protected] thousands of veterans’ financial and to has been found on the played by 1830s blackface 1984 medical school year- minstrel performer Thom- Herb Cromwell is the Carolina Trujillo emotional stress. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 book page of the governor as Dartmouth Rice. “The retired executive director [email protected] In recent years, U.S. Sen. Patty Mur- of Virginia. The attorney white man danced like a of the Community Behav- ray and Rep. Rick Larsen, both from Jim Wilson general of Virginia has buffoon and spoke with an ioral Health Association of Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Washington, have successfully added admitted to a blackface exaggerated imitation of Maryland. He wrote this [email protected] veterans’ fertility treatments and adop- incident in 1980. Many black slave vernacular to for the Baltimore Sun. CIRCULATION tion options to military spending bills, Lisa Mahmoud temporarily getting around the VA ban Manager, ext. 1239 on providing in vitro fertilization. But SCOTT MARTELLE [email protected] until Congress permanently lifts the CLASSIFIED ban, it will create anxiety for wounded Court can’t let census craftiness prevail Abbe Young Smith veterans striving to start their families. Manager, ext. 1276 That’s why Murray and Larsen have [email protected] President Donald Trump GRAPHICS spent years working for a solution. pushed the U.S. Supreme They are back at it, reintroducing the Trevor Andreozzi Court to take up a chal- Designer Women Veterans and Families Health lenge to his administra- [email protected] Services Act. tion’s decision to add a Zachary Cotto Reproductive health services are so citizenship question to the Designer common that the Department of De- 2020 census. On Friday [email protected] fense covers many for current service- morning, the court agreed Mohamed Diop members. Murray and Larsen’s bills Designer to do just that, setting the [email protected] would allow coverage of IVF and related stage for oral arguments Mark Sutherland services for veterans, include spouses in in April and a decision by Creative Director the coverage, expand the reproductive the end of June. [email protected] health options for current military and Good. Now let’s hope the NEWSROOM court sees through the provide financial assistance in adopting Mike Alongi children. They also would solidify and government’s pretext of Sports Reporter ext. 1228 expand the VA’s child-care program. needing the information [email protected] As Murray said in announcing this to enforce voting rights — Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 year’s version, “We promise to take care the specious claim pushed by Commerce Secretary [email protected] of veterans long after the war is over — PHOTO | TNS Wilbur Ross — and tosses Gayla Cawley and allowing them to fulfill their dream Reporter, ext. 1236 the question for good. The Constitution requires the federal govern- [email protected] of having a family is a big part of that Oh, how do we know it’s ment take a national census every 10 years, promise.” Cheryl Charles a specious claim? Because, which it has done since 1790. News Editor, ext. 1278 It is both heartless and absurd for the among other things, a cen- [email protected] VA not to pay for IVF and other repro- sus advisory panel told us it is necessary for the publicans to scare folks Bella diGrazia ductive health services. Severe injuries so. government to collect cit- who live here illegally, Reporter, ext. 1317 sustained in combat, training or trans- The Constitution re- izenship data to help it and those who may live [email protected] port have left some veterans unable to quires the federal gov- enforce voting rights. But with them, into avoiding Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 conceive children naturally. In vitro fer- ernment take a national voting-rights activists say census takers. When the [email protected] tilization offers hope for a family. But census every 10 years, they don’t need any more government makes a ma- Spenser Hasak it can be tremendously expensive — which it has done since data to pursue allegations jor political issue out of Photographer, ext. 1332 $12,000 or more for one cycle of IVF, ac- 1790, when the U.S. capi- of voting-rights viola- ejecting people living here [email protected] cording to Larsen. That can make IVF tal was in New York City, tions. illegally, and occasionally Thor Jourgensen out of reach without coverage. George Washington was And Ross’ assertion was tries to deport a citizen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] It is past time to turn the Women Vet- president, and the coun- refuted by internal mem- in the process, there’s an erans and Families Health Services Act try barely extended west os and his own staff rec- understandable reticence Daniel Kane from the Atlantic into the ommendations. Oh, and it Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 into law. Our veterans deserve these among immigrants to an- [email protected] fundamental health services just as Appalachians. California? was really Steve Bannon’s swer questions from feder- Mostly native tribes and idea — you remember Steve Krause much as other health care. al bureaucrats. Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 a smattering of Spanish him, Trump’s former “eco- Oh, and those immigrant [email protected] A Seattle Times editorial. settlers. nomic nationalist” policy communities tend to be in Owen O’Rourke Yeah, it was a different advisor? A federal judge urban areas that support Photographer, ext. 1224 nation then. in New York blocked the Democrats. So by depress- [email protected] But the important as- addition of the question, ing the immigrant count Emma LeBlanc Pérez pect of that constitutional ruling that Ross’ decision Copy Editor in the census, the congres- [email protected] census requirement, and was “arbitrary and capri- sional and legislative dis- Supreme Court decisions cious” and failed to follow Harold Rivera trict lines that are drawn Sports Editor, ext. 1238 related to it, is that the the Administrative Proce- on the basis of the new [email protected] federal government is re- dures Act. census count get warped, Roberto Scalese quired to count everyone Yes, the government has leading to unequal distri- News Editor, ext. 1211 living in the U.S. at the asked the question in past bution — the undercount [email protected] time of the census, re- censuses, but not since results in more people liv- Anne Marie Tobin gardless of legal status. So 1950, and in a radically Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 ing in Democratic districts [email protected] the citizenship question different political envi- than in Republican dis- is irrelevant to the gov- ronment from today — Bridget Turcotte tricts, tilting the advan- Reporter, ext. 1269 ernment’s constitutional back then the government tage to conservative, more [email protected] feared real and suspected mandate. rural areas. Ryan York Ross, who concocted a communists and leftists Crafty, eh? Copy Editor, ext. 1220 ruse about the Justice more than immigrants. [email protected] Department seeking the What’s really going on Scott Martelle writes for TECHNOLOGY citizenship question, said here is an attempt by Re- the Los Angeles Times. 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] WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Flynn pushed to share nuclear tech with Saudis, report says

By Chad Day has made the kingdom a by Flynn, continued work ASSOCIATED PRESS centerpiece of his foreign on the proposal, which has policy in the Middle East remained under consid- WASHINGTON — Se- as he tries to further iso- eration by the Trump ad- nior White House officials late Iran. In the process, ministration. pushed a project to share he has brushed off crit- Rep. Elijah Cummings of nuclear power technology icism over the killing of Maryland, the chairman with Saudi Arabia despite Washington Post colum- of the House Oversight the objections of ethics nist Jamal Khashoggi and and Reform Committee, and national security of- the Saudis’ role in the war announced the investiga- ficials, according to a new in Yemen. tion Tuesday. congressional report cit- At the same time, Trump Relying on the whis- ing whistleblowers within son-in-law and senior ad- tleblower accounts, email the administration. viser Jared Kushner is communications and oth- Lawmakers from both developing a Middle East er documents, the commit- parties have expressed tee’s report details how peace plan that could in- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS concerns that Saudi Ara- clude economic proposals NSC and ethics officials bia could develop nuclear for Saudi Arabia. repeatedly warned that State elections director Kim Strach said investigators didn’t find evi- weapons if the U.S. tech- The White House did not the actions of Flynn and dence that anyone else was tipped off early about the vote totals. nology were transferred immediately respond to a a senior aide could run without proper safe- request for comment. afoul of federal conflicts of guards. According to the report, interest law and statutes North Carolina poll workers: The Democratic-led the nuclear effort was governing the transfer of House oversight commit- pushed by former Nation- nuclear technology to for- tee opened an investi- al Security Adviser Mi- eign powers. County’s results counted early gation Tuesday into the chael Flynn, who was fired Flynn is awaiting sen- claims by several un- in early 2017. Derek Har- tencing for lying to the that while they and others hired by Republican Mark named whistleblowers By Emery P. Dalesio vey, a National Security FBI in the Russia investi- ASSOCIATED PRESS could see who had the ear- Harris led “a coordinated, who said they witnessed Council official brought in gation. ly lead in Bladen County unlawful and substantially “abnormal acts” in the RALEIGH, N.C. — Dis- White House regarding sheriff’s race, they didn’t resourced absentee ballot array in the administra- tell anyone. scheme” in last year’s gen- the proposal to build doz- tion of the country’s last ens of nuclear reactors That testimony contra- eral election in rural Blad- undecided congressional dicted the account of an- en and Robeson counties, across the Middle Eastern election was illustrated other poll worker, Michele which are part of the con- kingdom. Tuesday when three poll Maultsby, who said earlier gressional district, state The report raises con- workers testified some Tuesday that she never elections director Kim. cerns about whether some votes were counted days saw anyone view the tape The operative, Leslie in a White House marked ahead of Election Day. listing the voting results McCrae Dowless Jr., was by “chaos, dysfunction and North Carolina’s State that Saturday. Agnes Wil- called to testify Monday, backbiting” sought to cir- Board of Elections heard cumvent national security the testimony as part of a lis must have made an but his attorney refused procedures to push a Sau- hearing that could result honest mistake when she to put him on the stand di deal that could finan- in either a new election said people saw the early without legal protection cially benefit close sup- being called for the 9th voting totals, Maultsby against prosecution for porters of the president. District or the Republican said. events he described. The The report comes at a candidate being declared State elections director board refused. time when lawmakers the winner. Kim Strach said inves- The first of what could are increasingly uneasy The testimony came a tigators didn’t find evi- be a days-long hearing with the close relation- day after the board heard dence that anyone else produced Dowless’ work- ship between the Trump evidence the election was was tipped off early about ers testifying that they the vote totals. But the sometimes filled in votes administration and Saudi FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS also marred by falsified Arabia, which has raised signatures, disappearing practice of early counting on unfinished, unsealed alarms even among mem- According to the report, the nuclear effort was documents, and blank raises questions about the mail-in ballots. But there bers of the president’s pushed by former National Security Adviser Mi- ballots that were filled in vulnerability of the coun- was scant evidence that party in Congress. Trump chael Flynn, who was fired in early 2017. by people hired by the Re- ty’s voting results. Harris knew about it or publican candidate. After the hearing ends, even benefited. The board heard Tues- the state board will have Harris narrowly leads West Virginia House tables bill day from Bladen County to decide whether ballot Democrat Dan McCready poll workers who admit- fraud was unfortunate in unofficial results. But ted tallying results on the but tolerable, or whether the race wasn’t certified in that prompted teacher strike Saturday before Election to order a new election in November after rumors of Day when early, in-person the congressional district Dowless’ operation focus- By John Raby could include ending the ington state, and more voting ended. that runs from Charlotte ing on mail-in ballots. The ASSOCIATED PRESS strike. The unions sched- recently, Los Angeles and That’s contrary to prop- through several counties elections board is expected uled a late afternoon news Denver. Teachers in Oak- er practice. The poll work- to the east. to either declare a winner CHARLESTON, W.Va. conference. land, Calif., have autho- ers, Agnes Willis and Coy Strach testified Monday or order a new election af- — This time the teachers’ American Federation of rized a strike starting Mitchell Edwards, said that a political operative ter the hearing. strike was only hours old Teachers’ West Virginia Thursday. when lawmakers acted. chapter President Fred Now the movement has Just as the strike began Albert said “it was very come full circle. Justice Clarence Thomas calls for Tuesday, the West Virgin- clear today that the House Nearly all of West Vir- ia House of Delegates ef- heard our voice.” ginia’s 55 counties can- fectively killed a complex Senate President Mitch celed public school classes re-examining landmark libel case education bill that sent Carmichael said he was Tuesday. The only county state teachers to the pick- disappointed in the where classrooms were By Mark Sherman weekend, Trump reacted decision in the ensuing de- et lines nearly a year after House’s action. open was Putnam, where ASSOCIATED PRESS to a Saturday Night Live cades to make it tough for a nine-day strike closed “Today the champions of school parking lots were skit by asking on Twitter, celebrities, politicians and schools. the status quo won,” Car- nearly empty, anyway. A WASHINGTON — Jus- “How do the Networks other public figures to win The Republican-led michael said. “But that few cars trickled in to drop tice Clarence Thomas says get away with these total defamation cases. House voted 53-45 to table will not stop progress. off students, but no buses the Supreme Court should Republican hit jobs with- Thomas is the justice the bill indefinitely. That They’re on the wrong side were seen. consider overturning a out retribution? Likewise who most often calls for means the bill won’t go to of history. Other states Teachers from neighbor- 55-year-old landmark rul- for many other shows? jettisoning Supreme Court the next step: a commit- are moving forward. It’s ing counties joined Put- ing that makes it hard for Very unfair and should be rulings that he says do not tee of Senate and House a marker in the process nam County teachers on public figures to win libel looked into.” comport with the meaning members who would try of education reform. It’s the picket line as motor- suits, writing in a case in- On Tuesday, the high of the Constitution at the to come up with a compro- not the end. The students, ists honked their support. volving a woman who says court rejected an appeal time it was adopted. mise. parents and teachers lost.” Teachers unions oppose Bill Cosby raped her. from actress Kathrine “The states are perfectly Cheers erupted from Before the House vote, complex legislation under Thomas took aim at McKee, who said Cosby capable of striking an ac- the House galleries where teachers and school sup- consideration that, among New York Times v. Sulli- raped her in 1974. McKee ceptable balance between hundreds of teachers were port workers lined streets other things, would create van and similar cases that sued Cosby for damaging encouraging robust public in attendance. outside schools with picket the state’s first charter followed it, calling them her reputation after a law- discourse and providing It wasn’t immediately signs and packed the state schools and allow educa- “policy-driven decisions yer for the comedian al- a meaningful remedy for clear whether the vote Capitol during the walk- tion savings accounts for masquerading as consti- legedly leaked a letter at- reputational harm,” he would end the strike, but out over the bill, which parents to pay for private tutional law.” tacking McKee. Two lower wrote. teachers started leaving they view as lacking their school. “We should not continue courts ruled against her He is not the first justice the Capitol afterward. input and as retaliation “Our students are first to reflexively apply this and dismissed the case, to criticize the 1964 case, Three unions represent- for last year’s strike. and are not for sale,” policy-driven approach to based largely on McKee’s though he appears to be ing teachers and school The 2018 walkout Poca High School English the Constitution,” Thomas role as a public figure. the first to issue a call for service workers said they launched the national teacher Meghan Stevens wrote in a 14-page opin- The Sullivan case set a its reconsideration in a would meet with union movement that included said. “We believe in the ion that no other justice very high bar for public Supreme Court opinion. members before deciding strikes in Kentucky, Okla- power of public educa- joined. officials to win a libel suit The late Justice Antonin on further action, which homa, Arizona, Wash- tion.” The opinion comes and hefty money awards Scalia took a similarly against the backdrop of over published false state- dim view of the Sullivan President Donald Trump’s ments that damaged their ruling, once saying in a repeated calls to make it reputations. The high televised interview that easier to sue for libel. Last court extended the 1964 he abhorred it.

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Payless files for the number of stores it is tion a first time in April closing to 2,500, up from 2017, closing hundreds bankruptcy, closing the 2,100 it cited on Fri- of stores as part of its North American stores day when it confirmed it reorganization. was planning to liquidate “The challenges fac- NEW YORK (AP) — its business. It reiterated ing retailers today are Payless ShoeSource that stores will remain well documented, and has filed for Chapter 11 open until at least the unfortunately, Payless bankruptcy protection end of March and the ma- emerged from its prior re- and is shuttering its re- jority will remain open organization ill-equipped maining stores in North until May. to survive in today’s America. The liquidation doesn’t retail environment,” said The filing on Monday affect its franchise Stephen Marotta, Pay- came a day after the shoe operations or its Latin less ShoeSource’s chief chain began holding go- American stores, which restructuring officer. ing-out-of-business sales PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS remain open for business He noted that the prior at its North American as usual, it said. Chapter 11 proceedings Teachers and school personnel celebrated after the House of Delegates stores. The debt-burdened left the company with too passed a motion to postpone a vote on Senate Bill 451 indefinitely at the The company, based in chain filed for Chapter much debt and with too West Virginia State Capitol in Charleston. Topeka, Kan., updated 11 bankruptcy protec- many stores. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly LYNNFIELD Monday; on Glendale Road at on Sunday at 4:11 p.m. Officer Calling party reports someone not breathing. Operator of a arrests, reflect police records. In the 8:03 a.m. on Monday; on Ida reports children are fine, report- rang her doorbell at 28 Hamp- white Honda passed out in the event of a perceived inaccuracy, it Summons Road at 8:10 a.m. on Monday; edly having a tantrum over a toy shire Road on Sunday at 8:57 drive-thru. Patient taken to Sa- on Drumlin Road at 8:13 a.m. they wanted. p.m. and would like an officer to lem Hospital. is the sole responsibility of the con- Jonah J. Pringle Jr., 19, of on Monday; on Sevinor Road at Disturbance between a moth- check her house and the area. Emergency Room nurse from cerned party to contact the relevant 20 Hawthorne St., Salem, was 8:16 a.m. on Monday; at Smith er and son reported at 261 Officer reports all is OK. Lahey Medical Center at 1 Es- police department and have the summoned on Monday at 2:45 and Pleasant streets at 8:25 Newbury St. at Apt. 82C on Employee at Extended Stay sex Center Drive asked for as- department issue a notice of correc- p.m. at Whole Foods Market at a.m. on Monday; at Pleasant Sunday at 5:02 p.m. Mother America at 200 Jubilee Drive sistance with a man giving them tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or 100 Market St. for shoplifting. and Washington streets at 9:06 said her son has been up all reports customer left without a hard time on Tuesday at 4:16 a.m. on Monday; on Ocean Av- night playing video games, then paying on Sunday at 9:09 p.m. a.m. Officer reports that the pa- clarifications will not be made without Accidents enue at 9:07 a.m. on Monday; he yelled at her, and slammed He will be added to the do not tient calmed down and all was express notice of change from the ar- at Ocean Avenue and Gilbert the bedroom door. Officer spoke rent list by the hotel. Officer will in order at this time. resting police department. Caller reported a minor motor Heights Road at 9:08 a.m. on to the family, explained to the document. vehicle crash with no injuries on Monday; on Orchard Street at young man to follow house Police investigated a report SAUGUS LYNN Friday at 2:06 p.m. at 807 Sa- 9:09 a.m. on Monday; on Jersey rules. Officer will follow up Mon- from Wendy’s Old Fashioned lem St. and 5 Canterbury Road. Street at 9:31 a.m. on Monday. day night to make sure all is OK Hamburgers at 69 Newbury St. Officer assisted with paperwork Arrests Arrests A caller reported a loose valve and will document. of a man with long black hair exchange. box cover at West Shore Drive Doctors’ office from Harvard over his eyes wearing black James M. Papaluca, 27, of Minor hit and run crash re- Amanda Angel, of 91 Hanover and Evans Road at 8:01 a.m. Vanguard at 10 Nancy Ave. pants and a black leather jack- 182 Central St., Apt. 10, Stone- ported on Route 128 in Wake- St., was arrested on warrant on Monday. in Peabody reported a party et trying to break in through the ham, was arrested and charged field on Friday at 4 p.m. at with failure to stop or yield and charges of Class A drug pos- Multiple calls reported trash could be in need of a well-being rear door on Sunday at 10:47 Partridge Lane. Caller has no in the roadway at Tedesco and operating under the influence of session, Class B drug posses- check on Sunday at 5:10 p.m.. p.m. Officer reports no damage information on other vehicle. West streets at 4:21 p.m. on Party called the office earlier to the door, checking the area liquor. sion, Class E drug possession, Motor vehicle crash with prop- Monday. in the afternoon and speech for the party but they were gone. Joshua A. O’Malley, 37, of trespassing, uninsured motor erty damage reported at Walnut A caller reported she slid was slurred, said his head was Caller reports his ex-girlfriend 57 Oliver St., Everett, was ar- vehicle/trailer, operation of a and Market streets on Friday at through the intersection of spinning. Atlantic Ambulance is following him in her vehicle rested and charged with ma- motor vehicle with a suspended 8:43 p.m. Caller, 16, said he Rockaway Avenue and Hum- contacted but man refused and he is driving toward the po- licious destruction of property registration and operation of a was having difficulty exchanging phrey Street, due to ice, at 6:46 treatment. He was advised to lice station on Sunday at 11:06 under $1,200, possession of motor vehicle with a suspended information. Officer assisted. p.m. on Monday. call 911 in the event of medical p.m. Officer reports a blue Hon- ammunition without an FID license at 12:23 a.m. Tuesday. A caller reported loud music issue instead of doctors’ office. da Civic was following a white card, resisting arrest, and three Ricky Seang, 18, of 178 Animal Control from her downstairs neighbor Report of a black Chevrolet Ford pickup. Both cars were counts of carrying a dangerous on State Street at 12:10 a.m. pulled into the station parking weapon. Chestnut St., was arrested and Report of a golden retriev- pickup truck parked in the mid- on Tuesday. lot. Officer will document. charged with unlawful posses- er wandering and barking on dle of Aberdeen Avenue on Sun- Caller from Lahey Medical Accidents sion of ammo without a firearm Winchester Drive on Saturday day at 5:33 p.m. Officer reports Center at 1 Essex Center Drive identification card and drug at 10:45 p.m. Animal Control PEABODY vehicle is being moved. Report of an intoxicated man reports his friend is operating A report of a motor vehicle possession with intent to dis- Officer contacted. in his 30s made racial slurs and his vehicle without permission accident at Walnut and Spring tribute at 6:02 a.m. Tuesday. Summons streets at 9:13 a.m. Saturday; threatened to return with friends on Sunday at 11:27 p.m. He at Route 1 North and Lynn Fells Complaints Amaury Marte-Hernandez, and beat up an employee at was left at the Emergency Room Accidents Parkway at 4:07 p.m. Saturday; 27, of 1000 Loring Ave., Apt. Main Street Laundry at 122 and is reportedly taking the Report of a suspicious for- at Hamilton and Burrill Streets A102, Salem, was summoned Main St. on Sunday at 5:42. Of- vehicle back to West Newton A report of a motor vehicle hit eigner operating a large white at 7:15 p.m. Sunday; on Walnut following a motor vehicle stop ficer reports suspect could not where they live. Officer spoke and run crash at Porthole Pub SUV asking for directions to Street at 12:30 p.m. Monday; at 98 Lynnway; at 7:13 p.m. Whole Foods Market on Sat- at 19 Washington St. on Mon- be located. with the party and came to an day at 12:39 p.m. for operating at Stone and Dreeme Streets at Monday at Domino’s Pizza at urday at 3:07 p.m. Officer Report of two intoxicated men understanding over vehicle ar- a motor vehicle with a suspend- 2:41 p.m. Thursday. 707 Western Ave. checked the area but was un- disrupting mass at St. John’s rangement. ed license. Phil’s Towing towed Church at 17 Chestnut St. on Resident complained of a ve- A report of a motor vehicle able to locate the vehicle. Complaints Officer requested at 11 North the vehicle. Sunday at 5:52 p.m. Officer hicle parked in front of her res- crash at 3:05 p.m. Monday at reports parties have left the idence at 17 Union St. during Harmon and Walnut streets; at Hill Drive by a man who said he A Founders Way resident was at the front of the house Accidents church and all is OK. the snow ban on Monday at reported her son has been 10:36 p.m. Monday at 6 Circuit Beverly Police Department 6:05 a.m. Upon officers’ arrival, when he heard a bang at the Gas pole struck at 129 Low- sending threatening messages Ave.; at 7:17 a.m. Tuesday at back of the house on Saturday reports a resident of Mobile they observed a ticket on the through Facebook and she is Lynnfield Street and Winslow ell St. on Sunday at 5:43 p.m. Estate at 286 Newbury St. is vehicle from an earlier officer at 5:34 p.m. Peabody Fire Department was concerned he may harm him- Way; at 8 a.m. Tuesday at Broad Caller reports motor vehicle in fear of her ex-boyfriend, who during the snowstorm. self or others at 10:48 a.m. and Market streets; at 8:14 notified. National Grid was on was just released from Bever- Report of cars parked on is hanging into the street out of scene earlier, gas is escaping Friday. a.m. Tuesday at Linwood Street the driveway on Cortland Lane ly Hospital on Sunday at 6:31 Cottage Street during the snow A report of three men in and Parkland Avenue; at 8:31 and the utility was contacted p.m. and may be on his way to parking ban on Monday at 7:37 on Monday at 7:18 p.m. Officer again. National Grid arrived on hooded sweatshirts acting sus- a.m. Tuesday at 60 Bennett St.; spoke with owner who will move her home. Sunshine Taxi was a.m. Officer reports vehicle tick- picious on Fairmount Avenue at scene and a crew will come to contacted to take the man to eted. at 11:41 a.m. Tuesday at Wal- truck. assess the situation. 10:23 p.m. Friday. greens at 21 Joyce St. Woman reports she left her his mother’s home in Revere. A walk-in on Monday at 4:36 An employee at 7-Eleven re- Single-car motor vehicle Officer reports man en route to p.m. reported that his tools A report of a motor vehicle wallet in an Uber and the driver crash into a curb at 50 Margin ported a man had been in the Revere without incident. were stolen from the basement store since 10:30 p.m. Friday crash with personal injury at will not return it on Monday at St. and 93 Gardner St. on Mon- Man reports lost or stolen of his apartment at 31 Tremont and is acting suspicious at 2:11 3:06 p.m. Monday at 549 Wal- 5:02 p.m. at Kings Entertain- day at 2:25 a.m. property from his locker at Lat- St. last weekend. a.m. Saturday. nut St.; at 8:45 a.m. Tuesday at ment at 501 Market St. Officer Caller from 1 Arielle Lane re- itude’s Sports at 194 Newbury Report of three suspicious A caller reported a man with Salem Laundry at 100 Essex St. spoke with Uber driver who is ported her neighbor witnessed St. on Sunday at 6:52 p.m. Offi- men walking behind homes on a red jacket and blue shorts returning the wallet. a truck strike and damage her A report of a police motor ve- cer will document. Castle Circle on Monday at 8:23 puked on her door on Fair- fence and take off on Monday hicle crash at 6:41 p.m. Mon- Man reported his backpack p.m. Officer spoke with the kids mount Place and then took off at 5:51 p.m. Caller had no fur- day at 300 Washington St. MARBLEHEAD was stolen out of his locker at who were outside, no issues. on foot at 12:36 p.m. Saturday. ther information but neighbor is Latitude’s Sports at 194 New- Intoxicated person causing a A report of a road rage inci- available to provide a statement Breaking and Entering Accidents bury St. on Sunday at 7:25 p.m. disturbance at the shelter and dent at Main and Forest streets to police. Officer will document. His car was stolen as well. A “be refusing to leave at St. John’s at 3:22 p.m. Saturday. A caller reported a vehicle Caller reports he struck a pole A report of a breaking and en- on the lookout” was issued to Church at 17 Chestnut St. on A caller reported sometime took out a school sign on Smith with his vehicle on Patricia Road tering at 10:59 a.m. Monday at cruisers. Lojack is being acti- Monday at 9:01 p.m. Officer re- last night a window in her home Street at 8:21 a.m. on Monday. on Monday at 11:41 p.m. and 70 Whiting St. vated. At 9:33 a.m. on Monday, ports party was taken to Beverly was smashed on Blueridge Ave- A report of a motor vehicle is blocking the road. Peabody the vehicle was recovered after Hospital. nue at 6:32 a.m. Sunday. crash on Humphrey Street at Municipal Light Plant contacted. Overdoses 5:54 p.m. on Monday. Highway police received a signal the car Caller from Latitude’s Sports A report of a motor vehicle Department stated the road was parked at Logan Express. Club at 194 Newbury St. reports breaking and entering on Oak- A report of an opiate over- Animal Control Owner contacted to pick up ve- envelopes of cash were stolen wood Avenue at 12:50 p.m. dose at 12:49 a.m. Monday on was a sheet of ice at the time of the crash. hicle. from his vehicle in the parking lot Sunday. Carnes Street. Dog barking reported on Monday at 2:19 p.m. at 15 Caller from Extended Stay on Monday at 9:36 p.m. Officer A report of a man in a gray A report of an overdose at Complaints Elaine Ave. Animal Control offi- America at 200 Jubilee Drive reports no sign of forced entry, hooded sweatshirt throwing 12:41 p.m. Tuesday on Boston cer spoke to the owner, all clear. reported they thought they were party is uncertain whether they rocks at passing motorists on Street. A caller reported a strong entitled to a free night at the were stolen while parked in the Main Street at 8:38 p.m. Sunday. outside odor of gas on Rockcliff Complaints hotel on Sunday at 8:49 p.m. lot or misplaced. Officer spoke A Wamesit Avenue resident Theft Road at 7:46 a.m. on Mon- but didn’t have the proper pa- with staff to review video, but no reported he was cleaning out day; on Clifton Avenue at 7:54 Danvers Police Department perwork. Officer explained the cameras. Officer will document. his garage and found old shot- A report of a larceny at 8:47 a.m. on Monday; on Preston requesting well-being check on paperwork was needed and Possible overdose reported gun shells at 11:30 a.m. Mon- a.m. Monday at Columbia and Beach Road at 7:57 a.m. on two children ages 3-5 after a was provided with the manag- at McDonald’s Restaurant at day. No weapons were discov- Eastern avenues; at 5:27 p.m. Monday; at Humphrey and Te- witness said she heard the fa- er’s telephone number to con- 133 Main St. on Monday at ered but he wants assistance Monday at 330 Essex St. desco streets at 7:59 a.m. on ther strike them outside Target tact later. 10:07 p.m. where a man was disposing of them. Clergy sex abuse POLICE BRIEFS Parents charged after girl (AP) — Two Massachu- Hospital earlier this and struck the teacher in tests positive for fentanyl setts men are due to be month after the victim the foot. The teacher was survivor plans sentenced this week for walked into the emergen- not injured. LAWRENCE (AP) — a drug-related killing in cy room with a portion of Superintendent Derek Police have arrested a northern Maine. their ear torn off. Swenson declined to couple whose 1-year-old Marcus Asante, of The victim identified comment. hunger strike daughter tested positive Fitchburg, was convict- the attacker as Alan The student, whose for the powerful opioid ed in November of the Mosher. The victim’s name was not disclosed PITTSFIELD (AP) — A to Boston Cardinal Sean fentanyl. murder and robbery name was not released. because of her age, ap- survivor of clergy sex abuse O’Malley’s office. O’Malley McDanner Pereyra of an Oakfield man on Authorities have issued peared in juvenile court has decided to stop eating was named by Pope Francis and Jennifer Ouch, of Oct. 16, 2016. A second an arrest warrant for Friday. until the Vatican acknowl- to help guide a reform com- Lawrence, appeared in man, Darin Goulding, Mosher, but have been edges receipt of messages mission on the priest abuse court Tuesday on drug of Leominster, pleaded unable to locate him. He 71-year-old Brockton man from several families of vic- guilty to robbery and scandal. trafficking and weapons is believed to still be in struck, killed in Weymouth tims that he was assured Horne says he was as- charges and were held testified against Asante. the Ware area. would be sent to Pope Fran- sured the materials were without bail pending a Officials say the Anyone with in- WEYMOUTH (AP) — A cis. two, who are due to be forwarded to the Vatican. dangerousness hearing. formation about his pedestrian struck and Olan Horne, 59, of Chester, sentenced on Wednes- “I trust in O’Malley, and in It’s not clear who their whereabouts is asked to killed by an SUV driven one of the first survivors to day, were among three what he stands for,” Horne lawyers are. contact Ware police. by a firefighter-para- go public about abuse in the people who traveled from said. Police responded to the medic in Weymouth over Boston Archdiocese and a Massachusetts for a drug Archdiocese spokesman hospital on Monday after Student charged after the weekend has been longtime advocate for fami- Terrence Donilon said in the girl tested positive. deal. The third defen- lies affected by abuse, told throwing cellphone identified as a 71-year- an email Tuesday that the Officers obtained a dant, Tia Leigh Ludwick, The Berkshire Eagle for a is already serving a 17- old Brockton man. materials were sent to the search warrant for her at teacher story published Monday year prison sentence for Weymouth police on Vatican. parents’ home and say that his hunger strike will robbery and murder. BRIDGEWATER Tuesday identified the Horne will take liquids, they found drugs and start at midnight Wednes- The body of 31-year-old (AP) — A 16-year-old victim struck and killed ammunition. day. A summit on abuse and his health will be mon- Douglas Morin Jr. was girl police say threw a at about 6 p.m. Monday Police say the mother starts Thursday in Rome. itored during his hunger found in his vehicle in cellphone at a teacher as William Fredette. at first said the girl had “I’m ready to stand up strike, he said. He plans to Sherman, Maine. Prose- has been charged with Police say the driver of found a pill on the floor for what I believe,” Horne sign a do-not-resuscitate or- cutors say it was Asante assault and battery with the vehicle remained at of a store and put it in said. “I’m going to bring it der, he said. who shot the victim nine a dangerous weapon. the scene and cooperated her mouth. The girl’s to a head. Somebody has to Horne has said he was times. Authorities tell The with investigators. bring attention to this.” abused as a teen at a par- 6-year-old brother told of- Enterprise the girl was Hull Fire Chief Chris- Horne gathered messages ish in Lowell by Rev. Joseph ficers she actually picked in gym class at Bridge- topher Russo said in a up the pill at home. Police search for man who from several families last Birmingham, who died in bit off portion of victim’s ear water-Raynham Regional statement that the driv- fall to send to Pope Francis. 1989. He has been one of Both children are in High School on Friday er, Hull firefighter Brian state custody. The girl is He delivered the messages, the most outspoken clergy WARE (AP) — Po- when she refused a gym Snow, went to the aid of expected to be OK. as well as one family’s gift, abuse survivors. lice are searching for a teacher’s request to put the victim and was then 40-year-old man they say the phone away. taken to South Shore Massachusetts men to be bit off part of another Police say when the Hospital. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 sentenced for drug person’s ear during an teacher asked her to turn The death remains CALL 24 HOURS A DAY over the cellphone the under investigation and Hotline Spanish menu available killing in Maine unprovoked attack. or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Ware police responded student became verbally no charges have been All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. HOULTON, Maine to Baystate Mary Lane hostile, threw the phone announced. Callers may remain anonymous. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT

REVIEWS An endearing swan song for ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ By Jake Coyle comes under threat from which dealt significant- what has always been, at ASSOCIATED PRESS a dastardly dragon hunt- ly with Hiccup's parents its heart, a boy-and-his- er named Grimmel the — the discovery of one dog story, just with wings. Born in the 3D land Grisly (F. Murray Abra- (Cate Blanchett) and the "How To Train You rush, "How to Train Your ham) whose toothy grin death of another (Gerard Dragon" has done a lot of Dragon" has never quite resembles a moonlighting Butler). But the $1 billion things right along the way. shrugged off the bland cor- vampire with violently ret- in box office taken in by It brought in cinematogra- porate sheen attached to it rograde policies on dragon the first two movies, com- pher extraordinaire Roger from the start. But almost coexistence. bined, was enough to push Deakins to add to the rich a decade since taking With Berk under at- the franchise forward and Nordic atmospherics. And flight in 2010, these mov- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ies have made up for their tack, Hiccup rallies the put "How to Train Your the series deserves credit, lack of fire with enough Vikings to uproot and Dragon" back into action too, for building a story Designer Ruth E. Carter was nominated for an sincerity and genuine flee to a mythical, un- five years later. — adapted from Cressida Oscar for best costume designs for “Black Pan- sense of wonder to sustain discovered realm called There are two compel- Cowell's books — around ther.” a mild but moving trilogy. the Hidden World where ling parts of "The Hidden two unimpeded protago- "How to Train Your Drag- dragons could live safely World" that validate it. nists (Hiccup and Tooth- on: The Hidden World" away from humankind. It The first is the courting less) with prosthetic ap- Nominated for an Oscar, brings the franchise to a feels like an overreaction. scene between Toothless pendages. close with an affectionate Fearsome as Grimmel is, and another white Night Without much to draw ‘Black Panther’ designer chapter that continues the he's a single and kind of Fury who turns up just as on from the surrounding adventures of the Viking goofy villain, and, plus, Grimmel does. They swoop characters (voices include talks about her start boy-turned-chief Hiccup real estate values in hid- and swoon through the America Ferrera, Jonah (Jay Baruchel) and his den worlds are notoriously sky, gliding in the glow of Hill and T.J. Miller), "How By Jonathan film, Spike Lee's "School faithful dragon Toothless, unpredictable. the Northern Lights like a To Train Your Dragon" has Landrum Jr. Daze." a sleek, black kind of drag- Written and directed by dragon version of "La La always been predicated on ASSOCIATED PRESS "My process at the be- series veteran Dean De- ginning was to go head on on called a Night Fury. Land." that central twosome and LOS ANGELES — It's In "The Hidden World," Blois, "The Hidden World" The second is the film's the laudable lesson that into the script and draw a big week for Ruth E. out the characters and the dragon utopia that Hic- may not overwhelm in terrific coda, which leaps animals, even fire-breath- Carter, who on Sunday make them funny," said cup has built on the Island its necessity; it's a tale years forward and adds ing ones, aren't our en- could become the first Carter, speaking with of Berk, where Vikings once that lacks the stakes of a wider, wistful and more emies unless we make African-American to win sketches from a cross-sec- feared and fought dragons, the previous installment, grown-up dimension to them so. an Academy Award for tion of her lifetime work costume design through laid out on a table. her Afro-futuristic ward- Carter had numerous robes in "Black Panther." sketches including Chick- But before that show, en George from "ROOTS," Carter received a ca- a zoot suit drawing of reer achievement award Tuesday at the 21st an- Malcolm X and a boxing nual Costume Designers promoter named Sul- Guild Awards. tan from the "The Great She talked about her White Hype." early years with Spike Lee "This is what I do, this is and her favorite "Black what I love," she said. Panther" costumes during Carter's favorite a recent interview with costume The Associated Press. Carter has created cos- Where it all started tumes of memorable char- Carter still possesses acters from Denzel Wash- her sketches from her ington's Malcom X in college days at Hampton "Malcolm X," Spike Lee's University and during an Mookie in "Do the Right PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS internship with the Santa Thing" and Forest Whita- Fe Opera. ker's Cecil Gaines in "The The character Hiccup is voiced by Jay Baruchel in “How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World.” She spent countless Butler." hours drawing all sorts But she said her favor- of characters, honing her ite costumes came from Khan’s ‘Hello Happiness’ is a bundle of joy craft in her dorm room "Black Panther," partic- and small studio in Los ularly the Dora Milaje, a By Pablo Gorondi solo release, has not lost Angeles a few years after team of women elite war- ASSOCIATED PRESS the ability to create its college. One sketch she riors who protected the own flow while forming a keeps handy is of a unisex kingdom of Wakanda. She Chaka Khan, tight connection to each dancer sporting red and said the layered ward- "Hello Happiness" song. gray tights. robes of the all-female (Diary/Island Records) The production from "I was so excited about special forces were "im- Switch and Sarah Ruba the idea of costume design pactful" and "powerful." With just seven songs Taylor applies just the and how it intersects with "I was very inspired in 28 minutes, Chaka right amount of now art. I really wanted to when we did these illus- Khan's "Hello Happiness" sounds to classic disco and draw the characters out. I trations," said Carter, is a little bundle of joy, em- spent a lot of time in my who worked with six illus- phasis on the little. But funk structures, with some space judiciously reserved dorm room or once I came trators on the superhero you shouldn't feel short- out to L.A. in my semi-stu- Marvel film. She typically changed. for rapturous reggae on "Isn't That Enough" and dio at my drafting table," works with one. Consider it instead as a said Carter, who graduat- "You know, it's quite corrective to all those over- a gliding acoustic guitar and tap-tap-tapping per- ed from Hampton in 1982. imaginative. Because we long, overblown collections had to work in so many cussion on cozy closer "La- In her early days, Carter of incessant sonic doodles different ways and so fast, dylike." delved into a script and and listen up as the iconic I'm really proud of these Elsewhere, the scalding, drew characters before singer makes her feelings knowing the person who because we were able to exuberant "Too Hot" isn't and intentions clear from would play the role. She create a look and a world shy to describe the kind of the start: "Music makes did that in her first-ever in a short amount of time." me say/Goodbye sadness/ man who'll earn a swipe Hello happiness." right, and "Like Sugar," Khan's clarity of purpose a contortionist's dream, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS comes on the back of a features Khan on tim- dramatic awakening after “Hello Happiness” is a seven-track album by bales and is based on the the 2016 death of Prince, Chaka Khan. Fatback Band's "(Are You a close collaborator, which Ready) Do the Bus Stop." helped her confront her sampler for the rest of the which, even decades since Chaka Khan has found own addiction to prescrip- record — deep grooves, her days with Chicago some contentment and tion drugs. dancefloor beats andfunksters Rufus and a "Hello Happiness" is grat- The title track is a good Khan's excellent voice, dozen years after her last ifying proof. A new collection of essays by Janet Malcolm

By Ann Levin after a scolding remark "I found myself bab- "Every journalist who is ASSOCIATED PRESS Fisher's mother often bling about the ethical not too stupid or too full of made to her, lends its title dilemmas of journalism, himself to notice what is "Nobody's Looking at to her latest collection of about the risk subjects going on knows that what FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS You: Essays" (Farrar, stylish essays, most pub- take when they let jour- he does is morally indefen- Straus and Giroux), The Pro Football Hall of Fame announced lished over the past 20 nalists into their houses sible." by Janet Malcolm Tuesday that Imagine Dragons will headline years in The New Yorker and the pangs journalists Malcolm brings that the Concert for Legends on Aug. 4. or The New York Review feel when they write their same moral seriousness It would be frightening of Books. Her subjects are betraying narratives, and to every topic she address- to be interviewed by Jan- saw Eileen and her col- es, even Jon Stewart and et Malcolm. But the same varied: the concert pianist Imagine Dragons to perform qualities that make her Yuja Wang, who performs leagues looking at me — Stephen Colbert's light- such a fearsome interlocu- in what one critic labeled as I had looked at them hearted Rally to Restore at Pro Football Hall of Fame tor also lend her essays an "stripper-wear"; MSN- when they talked about Sanity and/or Fear at the uncommon clarity. BC star Rachel Maddow; their company — as if I National Mall in Washing- CANTON, Ohio (AP) Imagine Dragons per- Consider her profile of Tolstoy; and more. were saying something ton, D.C., in 2010. While — Imagine Dragons will formed last month at the fashion designer Eileen Often, her own subjec- weird. We were in differ- describing the ebullient perform at the Pro Foot- BCS national title game. Fisher, who makes simple, tivity becomes part of the ent businesses with differ- crowd, she rejects Stew- ball Hall of Fame to help The August show at Tom tasteful clothes for "women story. In the Fisher piece, ent vocabularies." art's argument that the kick off the NFL's 100th Benson Hall of Fame Sta- of a certain age and class for instance, she says that It's not the usual stuff 24-hour cable news cycle season. dium is part of a week of ... for whom the hiding of during interviews at Fish- of fashion profiles, but it's — rather than, say, malign The Hall announced festivities that includes vanity is an inner necessi- er's house, she began to vintage Malcolm, perhaps political forces — bears Tuesday that the alterna- the first preseason game ty." Malcolm both admires worry about a cat left out- best known for her with- responsibility for the na- tive-rock band will head- of 2019 and the enshrine- their austere beauty but side in the cold. To Fish- ering remarks about her tion's divisions. line the Concert for Leg- ment of new Hall of Fam- ridicules the New Age psy- er's apparent surprise, own profession in a book Yes, Malcolm can be un- ends on Aug. 4. ers — Champ Bailey, Pat chobabble the company's she asks about its welfare about a lawsuit filed by forgiving. But her calm, Previous featured acts Bowlen, Gil Brandt, Tony executives speak. — then explains to Fisher convicted murderer Jef- brilliant essays are the for the concert include Gonzalez, Ty Law, Kev- The piece, called "No- the perils of agreeing to be frey MacDonald against perfect tonic for our trou- Aerosmith, Tim McGraw, in Mawae, Ed Reed and body's Looking at You" interviewed. the writer Joe McGinniss: bled times. Toby Keith and Maroon 5. Johnny Robinson. A8 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Arts After Hours Lights over Lynn readies youth theater workshop

LYNN — Arts After and Brit Christopher, Hours, Lynn’s community students will use play- theater, announces that making to create a new online registration is open work generated from for its Summer Theatre creative writing, scene- Workshop, a program for work, partner and group Lynn and North Shore activities, and artistic students, ages 8-18, that exploration. Students will will be held July 22-26 in decide to participate as the Neal Rantoul Black an actor or a technical Box Theatre in the Lyn- theater designer/crew nArts building. member, depending on The youth theater their interests. Students initiative aims to bring and teens of any skill or professional training, experience level may take workshops and experienc- part. es to students. Financial For more information, aid is available. go to www.artsafterhours. Following its success- com. ful round of one-day Interested in sponsoring workshops in summer a student or someone you 2018, Arts After Hours know? Consider donating is offering this one-week, to allow AAH to grant half-day intensive, where financial aid and scholar- youths will come togeth- ships to any Lynn student er to learn and grow as who wants to join the theater artists and create program. Cost is $150 per a piece of theater in a participant, but all dona- culminating showcase. tions are appreciated. Do- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Guided by professional nate at artsafterhours.tix. theater educators Sa- com/Event.aspx?Event- A full moon shines behind High Rock Tower on Tuesday. mantha Gambaccini Code=1120074. Beloved Community Team presents me&thee pays tribute to Black History Month event women who paved the way LYNN — The Beloved hear about lessons learned tutoring, mentoring, and Community Team will in negotiating race rela- youth leadership pro- MARBLEHEAD — Four of New present a special Black tions and building commu- grams. She has been at England’s premier singer-songwriters History Month event, nity through the criminal Bethel AME Church since pay tribute to the women musicians “Restoring the Breach: justice system — and join 2017. She has also served who influenced them the most at the Building the Beloved in activities and dialogue as a community organizer me&thee coffeehouse on Friday night. Community,” on Sunday, with others. with the Greater Boston Danielle Miraglia, Lisa Bastoni, 2:30-4:30 p.m. The event, Hickman-Maynard, Interfaith Organization. Jenee Halstead, and Samantha Far- at St. Stephen’s Episcopal raised by her mother in The event is appropriate rell’s inspirations overlap at times and Church, will feature the Los Angeles, majored for all ages and is free sometimes they don’t, which will make Rev. Bernadette Hick- in psychology at Har- to attend. Light refresh- this evening of music an eclectic mix of man-Maynard, pastor vard University. During ments will be served. great songs and arrangements. Expect to of Bethel AME Church of her first year in college, St. Stephen’s is at 74 S. hear songs by artists as diverse as Janis Lynn and racial justice she joined the historic Common St. Joplin, Dolly Parton, Tina Turner, Kate Bush, and Bonnie Raitt. organizer at the Essex Charles Street African For more information, Danielle Miraglia County Community Orga- Methodist Episcopal and to register, visit Miraglia, who grew up in Revere, nization. Church, where she https://www.facebook.com/ comes armed with an old Gibson, an in- fectious stomp-box rhythm and harmon- The public is invited to developed church-based events/150529745840244/. ica. Her latest album, “All My Heroes Are Ghosts,” was released with her band, Danielle M and The Glory Junkies. She was nominated for a 2018 Boston Music SEND US YOUR STUFF Award for Blues Artist of the Year. Dan- ielle’s songs are inspired by many of the WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL LOOK@ITEM- greatest female musicians throughout LIVE.COM OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. history. Following a 10-year break from mu- sic, a career change, and two children, Massachusetts songwriter Bastoni has returned to the scene in a big way. Her

Ɣ latest album, “The Wishing Hour,” pro- Cornering cancer Our house Lisa Bastoni GAS duced by Grammy-nominated songwriter Do Swampscott explosion and producer, Felix McTeigue, and recorded mainly in the wee hours of the and Nahant night in the kids’ playroom, debuted as the most-played on Boston’s WUMB. Her matter to your song “Rabbit Hole” was grand-prize win- ner of the Great American Song Contest. Halstead’s evolution from folk singer to business? ethereal rocker mirrors her journey from

WINTER 2018-19 the West Coast to the East. She has em- Send your message to braced music of all kinds — from medie- val choral works to Led Zeppelin to Dolly every household in town. Parton. Since moving to Boston several years ago, she has been active with the 01907 Magazine is the only lively working musician scene here. publication that is delivered to all Jenee Halstead Farrell is one of Boston’s best-kept musical secrets. Her ever-evolving sound 8,200 households in Swampscott and Nahant. is an intersection of jazz, folk, pop, and poetry. Her latest album, “September Sun,” is a local favorite. For information please contact: Tickets for Breaking Barriers: A Ernie Carpenter Tribute to Women Who Paved the Way Director of Sales are $20 in advance and $23 at the door. Student tickets are $10. Tickets are [email protected] available online at www.meandthee.org. 781-593-7700 ext. 1355 The me&thee is at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Marblehead on Mugford Street. Next concert: Friday, March 1: Special ESSEX MEDIA GROUP double bill with Lynn resident Don White and Christine Lavin, two funny Samantha Farrell singer-songwriters. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Wednesday, February 20, 2019 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Cloudy skies. High around Tuesday...... 8677 Tuesday...... 8595 35F. Winds WSW at 5 to 10 Monday...... 9366 Monday...... 0613 Sunrise today 6:30 a.m. NW winds around 5 kt, be- mph. coming SW in the afternoon. L Sunday...... 0548 Sunday...... 7040 Sunset today 5:24 p.m. Tonight: Snow in the evening Waves 1 foot or less. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: H will mix with rain at times Sunrise tomorrow 6:29 a.m. Tonight: S winds 5 to 10 L overnight. Some mixed winter kt. Gusts up to 20 kt after EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 11:33 a.m. precipitation possible. Low midnight. Waves around 2 ft. All 4...... $5,981 All 4...... $5,845 L near 30F. Winds SSE at 10 to Patchy fog. Snow, rain and Low tide today 5:51 p.m. 15 mph. Snow accumulating First or last 3...... $837 First or last 3...... $818 sleet. Vsby 1 to 3 nm. Any 2...... $72 Any 2...... $70 High tide tomorrow 12:03 a.m. 1 to 3 inches. Any 1...... $7 Any 1...... $7 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $498 All 4...... $487 Fronts First 3...... $139 First 3...... $136 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure Last 3...... $279 Last 3...... $273 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Mass Cash: 9-21-26-31-35 FEB. 19 FEB. 26 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Cloudy | High 35, Low 30 M’ sunny | High 50s, Low 30s Sunny | High 40s, Low 20s Mega Millions: 17-24-34-56-65-(3) NATIONAL SUMMARY: A major storm will spread heavy snow over the Upper Midwest and snow and ice to the Northeast today. Drenching rain can aggravate or initialize flooding from the Ohio Valley to the interior South- east. While much of the Plains will be dry, a cold storm will spread coastal rain and inland snow southward in the West.

©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 Lynn eld girls basketball dashes Winthrop’s tournament hopes By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF WINTHROP — It was a tight game for the rst two quarters, but the Lynn eld girls basketball team had a big third quarter and eventually rode that all the way to a 48-35 win over Win- throp to close out the season with a victory. The Pioneers got better throughout the game, scor- ing more points each quarter than in the previ- ous quarter. “We’ve been starting off slow recently, which is strange since we usually start pretty fast,” said Lynn eld coach Peter Bocchino,this year’s Cape Ann League Kinney Division Coach of the Year. “But I think they’re just a little overhyped with the tournament coming up. We were able to stabilize ourselves and play well for stretches tonight, and it was enough to get us the win.” Tori Morelli had a big game for Lynn eld in the win, notching a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds. Grace Klonsky was right be- hind with 12 points and nine rebounds, while CAL All-League honoree Catherine MacDonald had 10 points and eight rebounds. Melissa Mo- relli added six points and seven rebounds, while Caroline Waisnor had four points and three re- bounds.Both Morellis were selected to the CAL ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Second Team All-Star team. Lynn eld’s Grace Klonsky had 12 points and nine re- LYNNFIELD, B2 bounds in a win over Winthrop Tuesday.

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Jalen Echevarria (right) had 32 points for St. Prep basketball earns tourney berth Mary’s in a win over Pope John Tuesday night. By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF St. Mary’s moves on DANVERS — The St. John’s Prep boys bas- ketball team went into its last game of the regular season Tuesday afternoon needing a to Spartan Classic win to stay alive and qualify for the state tour- nament. The Eagles came through, battling back from a 12-point de cit to defeat Haverhill title game with win 61-52 at Pat Connaughton Court. “This was like our rst tournament game,” St. By Harold Rivera John’s coach John Dullea said. “We have to win ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the game or we are done. We had our backs against the wall but like they had been all year, LYNN — St. Mary’s senior guard Jalen Echevarria it’s a pretty resilient group. In the second half came ready to play Tuesday night. we came out with much more of a sense of ur- The Spartans didn’t bring their best effort, but Eche- gency and our defensive effort picked up. I varria’s 32 points lifted them to a 74-62 win over Pope think they had just 18 points total in the second John in the rst round of the Spartan Classic at Tony half.” Conigliaro Gymnasium. The Eagles were led by plenty of solid perfor- “Jalen had his normal basketball game,” Spartans mances including a game-high 15 points from coach Dave Brown said. “He took it personal going up Liam Dunfee (seven rebounds). Will Batchelder against (Pope John’s Angel Price-Espada). But as a bas- (14 points) and Aidan Callahan (10) also hit key ketball coach that wasn’t a fun game to coach. Guys ar- shots. Matt Duchemin had a solid all-around en’t playing the way we’re capable of playing right now. game with ve points, six rebounds and four If we play like this come state tournament time, we’ll steals. have a quick exit and it’ll be a disappointing season. “Offensively we missed a lot of shots,” Dullea Hopefully at some point we can come together as a bas- said. “Uncharacteristically some things that ketball team and gure out what’s going on but right usually work for us didn’t work today. But one now we’re not playing good team basketball. ITEM FILE PHOTO thing that can always be there is our defensive “I don’t know if it’s guys just looking at the scorebooks St. John’s Prep sophomore Will Batchelder (right) effort and rebounding so we needed that.” and looking at who’s taking more shots than who,” scored 14 points in a win over Haverhill Tuesday. PREP, B2 Brown added. “Guys don’t look at the big picture in win- ning a championship as opposed to what they’re doing individually. Hopefully we can get back to playing good team basketball and not worrying about who’s putting numbers up in the books. As long as the team gets a win, NEC, NHL hockey all-stars announced that’s the main thing.” By Harold Rivera Marvens Rosirus also reached double- gures and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR scored 11 points. Marcus Brunson-Perez scored nine points and grabbed six rebounds. Ademide Badmus The Northeastern Conference hockey all-stars scored six points with seven rebounds and Josh Perez were announced Tuesday morning and the Lynn tallied six points. Jets were well represented. John DiFilippo was Pope John was led by 22 points form Price-Espada and named the most valuable player of the NEC South. 14 from former Spartan Frankie Imbruglia. DiFilippo has scored 25 goals and dished 36 assists St. Mary’s started this one on a positive note. A 7-0 this season. Spartans run in the opening minutes of the rst quar- “John’s a speedy center who plays physically and ter put the Tigers in a hole and forced them to use an is a backbone to our leadership,” Jets coach Mike early timeout. Pope John found its footing after taking Roberts said. “He made the move to center from left a breather. The Tigers kept pace with St. Mary’s for the wing and hasn’t disappointed. He’s up from his reg- rest of the quarter but trailed 14-7 heading into the sec- ular season point total in 2018 (42 points). He has ond. scored seven shorthanded goals. He has great char- A layup from Badmus and a 3-pointer from Echevar- acter and love for the game.” ria gave the Spartans a double-digit lead, 19-9, to start DiFilippo and Brian Clougherty were named to the second quarter. But the Tigers hung tight until the the South all-conference team. nal minute of the half. The Spartans closed on a 7-0 “Brian’s the rst Jet member of the 150-point rally to lead 37-24 at halftime. club,” Roberts said. “He has a big, long reach and Showing no quit, Pope John made things interesting he’s our go-to guy on offense. He’s had an opposing in the third quarter. An 11-4 Pope John run to start the defender on his hip all year and has still produced quarter made it a 6-point game at 41-35. Cam Erick- almost 60 points (23 goals, 34 assists).” son’s jumper made it a 5-point game, 48-43, with Pope Andrew Patrie, Owen Downey and Paul Papa- ITEM FILE PHOTO John knocking on the door. georgiou were named to the all-star team. Lynn Jets forward John DiFilippo was named MVP ST. MARY’S, B2 ALL-STARS, B2 of the Northeastern Conference South Division. Marblehead’s Sydney Cresta scores 100th career goal Cate Delaney also scored three goals for goal from Codi. We were able to kill off a SCHOOL ROUNDUP the Magicians and Mia Salah lit the lamp 5-on-3 at the start of the third and a 6-on-4 By Harold Rivera twice to round out the scoring. at the end of the game. Kelsey Sullivan, Sam ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The Magicians improved to 5-14 with the Porazinski and Marina DiBiasio did a great victory. They’re on the road Wednesday night job at killing off the 5-on-3 at the beginning Marblehead senior forward Sydney Cresta (6) when they travel to Flynn Memorial Rink of the third. We were able to hold Needham scored her 100th career goal Tuesday morn- to play Medford in Marblehead’s nal game without a shot in the nal two minutes on ing, helping lead the Magicians to an 8-5 of the regular season. their 6-on-4 advantage. Lauren was excel- win over Wake eld in a non-league game at GIRLS HOCKEY lent in net as well. We picked up two big Stoneham Arena. Cresta, who was named St. Mary’s 1, Needham 0 points and hope to get another two points co-MVP of the Northeastern Hockey League, Codi Butt scored the lone goal in the Spar- against a tough Reading team on Thursday.” scored three goals in the winning effort. tans’ win at Pilgrim Arena. She lit the lamp The Spartans (15-2-2) take on Reading “I am so proud of Sydney and her accom- midway through the second period on a pow- Thursday (noon) in their nal game of the plishments,” Magicians coach Marisa Mac- er play. Sam Porazinski logged the assist. regular season. cario said. “Not a lot of people can say they Spartans goalie Lauren Vaccaro made 20 GIRLS BASKETBALL hit 100 points in their high school career, let saves for the shutout win. Swampscott 41, Danvers 33 ITEM FILE PHOTO alone 100 goals. Moments like these, she’ll “It was a very even, up-and-down game,” Senior Grace DiGrande led all scorers with Marblehead senior Sydney remember way more than any score of any St. Mary’s coach Frank Pagliuca said. “The 18 points. Sophomore Ella Sprague had 10 Cresta scored her 100th career game. Only being a small part of this still difference in this game was the special points and 10 rebounds. goal in a win over Wake eld makes me a very proud coach. I can’t wait to teams. We are able to capitalize on a power Swampscott (15-4) will face Reading in the Tuesday afternoon. see what her future holds.” play midway through the second on a nice Gieras Tournament Wednesday night (7). B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 Lynnfield girls close out season on a high note with win LYNNFIELD for both teams due to a combina- MacDonald and Tori Morelli, take on Austin Prep Thursday. From B1 tion of good defense and poor ball Lynnfield extended its lead to as “We still want to keep our heads security on both sides. The two much as 11 points in the frame. up and finish off the season with For Winthrop, Maura Dorr led teams struggled to find the bot- The defense held strong as well, a win,” Pulsifer said. “We obvious- the way with 18 points and six tom of the net, and Lynnfield held with the Pioneers outscoring ly wanted to make the tourna- rebounds. Lily Pulsifer added six a slim 6-4 lead after the first Winthrop 13-6. The Vikings ment, but now all we can do is points and two rebounds, Grace quarter. slowed the rally as the quarter practice hard (Wednesday) and Galuris had five points and two In the second quarter, shots came to an end, but Lynnfield have a strong showing against rebounds and Emma Turner had started falling. For the Pioneers, still held a 30-21 lead after three Austin Prep.” four points and four rebounds. Klonsky started making a num- quarters. As for Lynnfield (12-8), the reg- With the loss, the Vikings were ber of plays defensively and hit a The Pioneers went on to extend ular season is over and the tour- officially eliminated from tourna- few shots to help Lynnfield pull their lead to as much as 18 points nament lies ahead. The seedings ment contention. ahead by as many as five points. in the fourth quarter, locking will be announced this weekend “I think we came out pretty flat, But Winthrop fought right back down on defense and winning the (Bocchino expects Lynnfield to be even though we knew we had to behind Dorr, who scored 13 of her rebounding battle. Once again a No. 5 or No. 6-seed) and the Pi- come out strong in this one,” said 18 points in the first half and Winthrop went on a rally to end oneers will play their tournament Winthrop coach Rick Pulsifer. brought the Vikings back to a 15- the quarter, but it wasn’t enough opener sometime early next week. “But that’s basketball sometimes, 15 tie. After Melissa Morelli hit as Lynnfield coasted to a victory. “It’s school vacation week, so you don’t always have it. I was two free throws at the buzzer, While Winthrop (8-11) is now unfortunately we lose a couple of proud of how we fought all the Lynnfield took a 17-15 lead into mathematically eliminated from days of practice,” said Bocchino. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE way until the end and never gave halftime. the state tournament, there’s still “But we’ll get back to work Sun- Melissa Morelli had six up, but we just came up a little bit The third quarter is where the one game left on its schedule. The day night and practice hard for a points and seven rebounds short.” Pioneers took over the game. Be- Vikings will try to close out the couple of days to prepare our- in a win over Winthrop. It was a slow start to the game hind the strong play of Klonsky, year on a high note when they selves for a tournament run.” NEC and NHL hockey all-stars announced

ALL-STARS Dunbar said. “He’s a great student Rodrigues, CJ Graffeo and Ronnie From B1 in school. He’s very respected by his Paolo, Medford’s Cole Brennan, Brian community and peers. He’s very de- Paone and Chris Freeman, Beverly’s “Andrew’s quite the story,” Roberts serving of this award. He’s led the Steve Hallinan, Marblehead’s Will said. “He had five points in 2018 and league in scoring from start to finish. Shull and Charlie McGurrin, Win- has rattled off 28 goals and 18 assists When his name came up, he was se- throp’s Chris Finn, Brian Chalmers for 46 points. He’s by far the most im- lected right away. That speaks vol- and Joey Holgersen, Danvers’ Jack proved and making the most of his umes to what type of kid he is on and Thibodeau, Tyler Puska and Adam fellow linemates’ successes. off the ice.” Bridgeo. “Paul transferred from Bishop Fen- Gloucester coach Derek Geary was The Northeastern Conference all- wick and he’s an outstanding young named South coach of the year, while star game will be played Saturday man,” Roberts said. “He has 15 goals Winthrop’s Dunbar earned the hon- afternoon (2) at Salem State’s Rock- and 10 assists this season. He’s the ors for the North. ett Arena. leader of the second line. He’s a true “It’s always nice being voted by The Northeastern Hockey League Jet, the hardest working guy we your peers,” Dunbar said. “It also all-stars were also announced Tues- have. means your kids have done a nice job day morning. Marblehead’s Sydney “Owen (14 points) is our defensive as far as executing the gameplans Cresta, who scored her 100th career captain and the backbone of the de- and working hard on a daily basis. goal Tuesday, earned co-most valu- fensive core,” Roberts said. “He plays Plus, I have a tremendous staff. It’s able player honors with Masconom- about 30 minutes a game and has really a team thing. In the past, I’ve et’s Abby Gendron. The all-con- been a true role model for the un- never taken it as winning the award ference team includes Winthrop’s derclassmen defensemen under his by myself. It’s always been a team Emma Carleton and Bella Perrotti, wing. He has shown he can stand the thing. Peabody’s Sammie Mirasolo and physical game play and distribute “It’s been a great year,” Dunbar Abby Buckley, Medford’s Brenna the puck as needed.” said. “I think our league’s very com- Forbes, Beverly’s Ava Daly and Mas- Also earning South all-conference petitive. I’m anxious to see what the conomet’s Isabel Hulse. nods were Swampscott’s Conor Don- playoffs bring. I think any of us can The league all-stars are Peabody’s ovan and Drew Olivieri, Gloucester’s be there at the end.” Jess Robert, Jen Flynn, Reilly Ganter, Connor Vittands and Jack Costan- Peabody (North) and Somerville Maria Pierce and Sadie Gearan, Win- zo and Somerville’s Chris DeSousa. (South) earned the sportsmanship throp’s Abby Stafford, Olivia Driscoll, ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE The North all-conference team in- awards. Summer Tallent and Mia Martucci, cludes Winthrop’s Ryan Skoczylas, The rest of the all-stars are Marblehead’s Caroline Kinne, Bev- Sammy Batista (center) goes up for a layup in a Sam Yarrow and Luke Evangelista, Swampscott’s Zach Elwell, Peabody’s erly’s Emma Thibodeau and Emma win over Pope John Tuesday. Marblehead’s Jacob Garfield and Nick Capillo and Connor McCarron, Knott, Masconomet’s Molly Elmore, Peter Santeusanio, Danvers’ Jared Gloucester’s EJ Field, Colby Mitch- Mikayla Vincent, Meghan McElaney, Mscisz and Beverly’s Andrew Mezza. ell, Derek Hopkins and Ryan Mu- Erin Irons and Anna Behringer. Pea- St. Mary’s moves to Winthrop’s Yarrow was named the niz, Somerville’s Jeremy Proctor and body’s Michelle Roach was named North’s most valuable player. Joe Carey, Revere’s Matt Cravotta, the league’s coach of the year and “Sam’s a special young man on Wayne Cintolo and Zach Rufo, Ever- Medford earned the sportsmanship Spartan Classic final and off the ice,” Winthrop coach Dale ett’s Brendan Currie, Saugus’ Adam award. ST. MARY’S Prep comes from behind to win, earn tourney spot From B1 “Pope John has some talented players,” Brown said. PREP ly found some much-needed offense. Eagles lead to 46-39. “When they asked to play in this tournament they actu- From B1 Dunfee and Peter Holmes (three The Eagles got their lead up to as ally asked to play us. They took pride in playing in this points, three rebounds) each hit a much as 10 points thanks to another basketball game. I don’t know if our guys looked past Both teams went back-and-forth 3-pointer and Noah Thomas (eight Batchelder three before Haverhill them or not. I told them that Pope John was coming in the first quarter. An early steal by points, six rebounds) converted an made a small run. Haverhill got as to play and they did come to play. It was a tight game Callahan and basket by Duchemin and-one to end the half and cut the close as four but the Eagles stepped at times. We made some shots when we had to but the got the Eagles started on a 3-0 run. Haverhill lead to 34-30. it up on defense in the final minutes effort, the execution and the camaraderie with the team But Haverhill bounced right back to “That run going into the second and Dunfee and Callahan each add- weren’t there.” take 6-5 lead. From there the first half was huge,” Dullea said. “You go ed three late free throws to seal the St. Mary’s closed the quarter on a high note and Eche- quarter saw four lead changes be- from double digits to now you’re win. varria’s 3-pointer at the buzzer gave them a 53-45 lead fore both teams were even at 15-15. only down by four. That’s one or two The Eagles will hope to benefit heading into the fourth. Brandon Donald (12 points) hit a possessions and we got right back from playing in a must-win game to The Spartans knocked down their outside shots in the key 3-pointer late in the first to help into the game. That was huge. We end the season moving forward in fourth. Brunson-Perez and Echevarria (six assists) net- Haverhill take a 20-17 lead into the didn’t play well the first half but the the tournament. ted a pair of three’s, the Spartans held a double-digit second quarter. scoreboard didn’t really reflect that. “We won’t find out who we play lead the rest of the way and rolled to the 74-62 win. Donald stayed hot and got Haver- Getting it down to a four point game until Friday,” Dullea said. “We The Spartans advanced to the tournament’s champi- hill off to a fast start in the second gave us momentum. The kids finally played a very challenging schedule onship game against Springfield Central, scheduled for with another deep 3-pointer. The understood what we needed to do to and put ourselves in tourna- 7 p.m. Wednesday night. Springfield Central defeated Eagles had plenty of chances to win the second half.” ment-type games all season so we Arlington in its first round game. score in the paint but just couldn’t The Eagles kept that momentum should be prepared for this. Whoev- “That’s probably the best team in Western Massachu- get a shot to fall when they needed going in the second half. Callahan er it is we will have to go to their setts,” Brown said. “They’re a Division 1 team with a it. Meanwhile Haverhill hit several hit an early 3-pointer to cut the defi- place and they earned that home lot of size and athleticism. If we come out and play the key shots, including two 3-pointers cit to one point and he added a pair game. We will have to go on the road way we played today, we’re going to lose by 30 points. from Angel Burgos to jump out to a of baskets later in the third quarter and get a win, but we will do the That’s a very good basketball team. I watched them be- 33-21 lead. to put St. John’s ahead 41-39. Batch- things we do well and hopefully forehand. They’re very athletic with skilled players. If After a time out with a few min- elder added another 3-pointer at the come out with a win. We’ll go in we don’t give 110 percent effort and we don’t play as a utes left in the half, the Eagles final- end of the third to help extend the there fighting.” basketball team, we’re in trouble.” Celtics still getting things figured out heading into stretch run BOSTON (AP) — One Beginning with a win Stars in Gordon Hayward to 38 percent. Brown has way or another, the spot- over Toronto on Jan. 16, and Al Horford and tons of played well lately but is light was always going to Boston won 12 of its final young talent led by Jayson still adjusting to his role shine on the Boston Celtics 15 games before the break. Tatum and Jaylen Brown. off the bench. in an Eastern Conference It also included wins over Tatum and Brown car- Meanwhile Irving has without LeBron James. five other teams current- ried the team with Hay- remained steady, averag- After back-to-back losses ly in position to make the ward out for the year and ing 24 points and seven as- to James’ Cavaliers in the playoffs. But Boston also Irving missing most of the sists per game, earning his past two conference finals, blew an 18-point lead in a second half with a knee sixth All-Star nod. He is his departure West to join last-second loss to the Lak- issue. Stevens knew mak- the only player in the NBA the Los Angeles Lakers ers and a 28-point lead two ing the group gel with ev- this season averaging 23 seemed to clear the path days later in a loss to the eryone healthy would be a points and six assists, for Boston to take the reins Clippers. challenge and it has. while also shooting 40 per- in the East. The Celtics recovered to Hayward has gone from cent from beyond the arc. That hasn’t happened — post close wins at Philadel- a starter to coming off The Celtics also remain yet. phia and at home against the bench as he continues a top 5 defensive team, one Instead of solidifying Detroit in their final game FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to try and rediscover his of their hallmarks under themselves as the NBA before the break. And they Brad Stevens and the Boston Celtics won 12 of timing after missing all Stevens. champion Golden State did it without Kyrie Irving, their last 15 games before the all-star break. but one game last year Still, questions continue Warriors’ chief challenger, who missed both games following his devastating to follow a team that at 37- the Celtics come out of the with a strained right knee. improvements at the trade Much of the buzz around ankle injury. He’s started 21 is already approaching All-Star break still with Irving was able to play deadline. Boston at the deadline cen- just 17 games this season, its total number of losses much to figure out — and 25 minutes in the All-Star Milwaukee picked up big tered on whether Anthony his average is down to 11.2 from a year ago (55-27). trailing Milwaukee and game and is expected to be points per game and he is Irving was critical of the man Nikola Mirotic in a Davis would still be around Toronto in the East stand- back in the starting line- shooting just 44 percent Celtics’ younger players deal with the Pelicans. The this summer for the Celtics ings. up Thursday when Boston from the field. during a three-game losing “We realize that we’ve plays at Milwaukee. That Raptors added Marc Gasol and other teams to poten- Tatum is scoring more streak in January, saying played well in the last matchup is the start of a from Memphis in exchange tially make deals for him. points in his second season in part, “the young guys month and a half,” Celtics three-game road trip that for center Jonas Valan- For now, Boston remains (16.5 ppg, up from 13.9), don’t know what it takes coach Brad Stevens said. includes a visit to Toronto. ciunas. Stevens said the focused on trying to find but has seen his field-goal to be a championship-level “Although there have been The Celtics will need a assumption is that both cohesion and consistency percentage drop from 48 team.” He later apologized multiple days when I’m healthy Irving; both the teams “would only benefit on a roster that has an All- down to 45 and his 3-point after Brown took issue sure it hasn’t felt like it.” Bucks and Raptors made from those moves.” Star in Irving, former All- percentage drop from 43 with the comments. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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Forms are available from FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Bart Conlon, who can be reached by phone at 781- Lynn Babe Ruth Former Los Angeles Dodgers and Baltimore Orioles shortstop Manny Machado has agreed to terms 599-6277 or via email at on a 10-year, $300 million deal with the San Diego Padres. bartleyconlon133@comcast. signups net. Final registration for Lynn Babe Ruth will be Manny Machado agrees to a $300M, Hibernian 5K held this Saturday, Febru- ary 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 Road Race p.m. at the Babe Ruth The 10th annual Lynn Fields Complex on O’Cal- 10-year deal with San Diego Padres Hibernian 5K Road Race is laghan Way in front of the scheduled for Sunday, Breed Middle School. SAN DIEGO (AP) — With their could top Stanton’s deal in coming to speak. March 24 at 11a.m. Online Please make every effort city’s long-suffering fans desperate days or weeks. Without confirming the deal, Se- registration is available via to be there to sign up. for a winner, the rebuilding San Di- That won’t matter a bit to Padres idler — a nephew of former Los An- Racewire at https://race- Please call VP Paul Hart- ego Padres delivered their splashiest fans, who have never celebrated a geles Dodgers owner Peter O’Malley wire.com/register. ford with any questions at free agent signing ever by agreeing World Series title and were keeping — spoke of what his ownership group php?id=10042. Online reg- 617-840-3822. with All-Star infielder Manny Mach- their fingers crossed in recent days wants to bring to San Diego, where ado on a $300 million, 10-year deal. as it became apparent that their the Padres play in a gem of a ball- TV/RADIO A person familiar with the negoti- team, with a mostly sad-sack history park just off the bay. ations confirmed the deal to The As- stretching back a half-century, actu- “Ron and I, we love the city of San TV sociated Press on Tuesday, speaking ally had a chance at landing Macha- Diego, we love sports in San Diego, NHL on condition of anonymity because do, who is only 26. but we’re also well aware of the his- 7:30 p.m...... Chicago at Detroit...... NBCSN the agreement was subject to a suc- Some fans seemed braced for yet tory. There’s never been a champion- 10 p.m...... Boston at Vegas...... NBCSN cessful physical and had not been an- another disappointment. But news of ship from a major sports franchise in Men’s College Basketball nounced. Machado can opt out after the deal was greeted with euphoria San Diego. ... We as an organization 6:30 p.m...... Mississippi St. at Georgia...... SEC Network five years and become a free agent on social media. want to completely change that. We 6:30 p.m...... Rutgers at Michigan St...... Big Ten Network again, the person said. Speaking at spring training in Peo- want our franchise to win year after 6:30 p.m...... Villanova at Georgetown...... FS1 Machado’s agreement would be ria, Arizona, Padres executive chair- year after year. And we’re going to do 7 p.m...... Boston College at N.C. State...... NESN the second-largest in baseball histo- man Ron Fowler declined to confirm whatever we can rationally do to help 7 p.m...... Florida at LSU...... ESPN2 ry behind Giancarlo Stanton’s $325 the deal, saying: “We do not have a make that happen.” 7 p.m...... Louisville at Syracuse...... ESPN million, 13-year deal signed with the deal with any free agent player. We The Padres lost 96 games last year, 7 p.m...... Tulane at Memphis...... ESPNU Miami Marlins ahead of the 2015 are continuing discussions, and that’s haven’t had a winning season since 7 p.m...... Xavier at Seton Hall...... CBSSN season. It would be the highest deal all we have to say.” 2010 and haven’t been to the playoffs 8:30 p.m...... Arkansas at Auburn...... SEC Network for a free agent, topping Alex Rodri- Teams draw a distinction between since 2006. They haven’t won a play- 8:30 p.m...... Northwestern at Ohio State...... Big Ten Network guez’s $275 million, 10-year contract an agreement subject to a physical off series since the 1998 NL Cham- 8:30 p.m...... St. John’s at Providence...... FS1 with the New York Yankees from and a finalized deal. pionship against Atlanta. They were 9 p.m...... Butler at Marquette...... CBSSN 2008-17. While Fowler looked serious, gener- routed in their two World Series ap- 9 p.m...... Creighton at DePaul...... FSN More records may be broken soon. al partner Peter Seidler couldn’t help pearances, by Detroit in 1984 and the 9 p.m...... North Carolina at Duke...... ESPN 9 p.m...... Pittsburgh at Georgia Tech...... NESN Free agent outfielder Bryce Harper but smile while waiting for his turn New York Yankees in 1998. 9 p.m...... Stanford at Arizona St...... ESPN2 9 p.m...... Wichita State at Tulsa...... ESPNU 11 p.m...... Nevada at San Diego St...... CBSSN MLB commissioner says slow market 11 p.m...... New Mexico at Utah State...... ESPNU 11 p.m...... Utah at Washington...... FS1 Golf may be ‘much ado about nothing’ 11 p.m...... LPGA: Honda LPGA Thailand...... Golf Soccer 3 p.m...... Juventus at Atletico Madrid...... TNT GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) changes in the collective Radio — Baseball Commission- bargaining agreement, er Rob Manfred predicts which runs through the NHL top free agents will all get 2021 season. 10 p.m...... Boston at Vegas...... WBZ-FM 98.5 deals and the second slow “I do think are a lit- Men’s College Basketball free-agent market won’t tle overblown right now,” 7 p.m...... Boston College at N.C. State...... WEEI-AM 850 have lasting significance. Manfred said. “I do think it “In some ways I feel like would be helpful if we tried NHL it’s a little much ado about to not sensationalize the nothing if in fact those back and forth on the indi- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division players all sign at the end vidual issues. I think that GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA of the day,” he said Tues- the dialogue is best con- Tampa Bay 60 45 11 4 94 237 160 Winnipeg 59 36 19 4 76 202 171 Boston 60 35 17 8 78 181 155 Nashville 61 34 22 5 73 186 160 day. “The season’s going to ducted in a room between Toronto 58 36 19 3 75 206 164 St. Louis 58 31 22 5 67 174 162 go on. We’re going to have the bargaining parties.” Montreal 59 31 21 7 69 176 174 Dallas 58 29 24 5 63 145 149 the right players out there Management has pro- Buffalo 58 28 23 7 63 168 181 Minnesota 59 27 26 6 60 164 176 Florida 57 25 24 8 58 177 197 Colorado 59 24 24 11 59 189 192 playing on the field, and it’s posed on-field changes, Detroit 60 23 29 8 54 168 199 Chicago 60 25 26 9 59 200 223 kind of no harm, no foul.” such as a pitch clock and Ottawa 59 22 32 5 49 186 219 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Manny Machado agreed limits on relief pitchers. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 59 36 16 7 79 217 176 hours earlier to a $300 mil- Union head Tony Clark N.Y. Islanders 58 35 17 6 76 169 138 San Jose 60 35 17 8 78 219 190 lion, 10-year deal with San and his members would Washington 60 33 20 7 73 202 191 Vegas 61 32 25 4 68 180 172 Columbus 58 33 22 3 69 186 177 Vancouver 60 26 27 7 59 170 188 Diego, a person familiar FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS like the designated hitter Pittsburgh 59 31 21 7 69 206 184 Arizona 59 26 28 5 57 154 172 with the negotiations told to expand to the Nation- Carolina 59 31 22 6 68 173 165 Anaheim 59 23 27 9 55 133 187 MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred recently Philadelphia 59 28 24 7 63 176 196 Edmonton 58 24 29 5 53 163 195 The Associated Press. The al League and changes to N.Y. Rangers 58 25 25 8 58 170 194 Los Angeles 59 23 30 6 52 143 182 person spoke on condition pushed back against ideas that the slow free the amateur draft to make New Jersey 59 23 28 8 54 173 204 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. of anonymity because the agent market will hurt the game in the long run. rebuilding through the Tuesday’s Games N.Y. Islanders at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. deal was subject to a suc- draft less attractive. They Buffalo at Florida, 7 p.m. Boston at Vegas, 10 p.m. cessful physical. million, 13-year contract. this week. Throughout have criticized teams for Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Washington at Toronto, 7 p.m. Machado’s deal is a re- Bryce Harper, Dallas the major leagues, players failing to try to win now, N.Y. Rangers at Carolina, 7 p.m. Ottawa at New Jersey, 7 p.m. cord for a free agent and Keuchel and Craig Kim- have criticized teams for and Clark on Monday Columbus at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Carolina at Florida, 7 p.m. Toronto at St. Louis, 8 p.m. San Jose at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. the second-largest in brel remain on the mar- not spending to land top questioned whether some Anaheim at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Minnesota at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. baseball history behind ket just ahead of the start available stars and start- teams justify the cost of Nashville at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Buffalo at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Arizona at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Philadelphia at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Giancarlo Stanton’s $325 of spring training games ed to push for significant their tickets. Wednesday’s Games Los Angeles at Nashville, 8 p.m. Chicago at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. St. Louis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Colorado, 8:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Former Celtics player Glen ‘Big Baby’ Davis NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE avoids jail time in last year’s marijuana bust Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Toronto 43 16 .729 — Houston 33 24 .579 — ABERDEEN, Md. (AP) — Former NBA Boston 37 21 .638 5½ San Antonio 33 26 .559 1 player Glen “Big Baby” Davis has agreed Philadelphia 37 21 .638 5½ Dallas 26 31 .456 7 Brooklyn 30 29 .508 13 New Orleans 26 33 .441 8 to pay $15,000 to avoid jail time on drug New York 11 47 .190 31½ Memphis 23 36 .390 11 charges. Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB News outlets report the forward had faced Charlotte 27 30 .474 — Denver 39 18 .684 — up to five years in jail. He was arrested at Miami 26 30 .464 ½ Oklahoma City 37 20 .649 2 a Maryland hotel with 126 grams (4 ounc- Orlando 27 32 .458 1 Portland 34 23 .596 5 Washington 24 34 .414 3½ Utah 32 25 .561 7 es) of marijuana and a briefcase containing Atlanta 19 39 .328 8½ Minnesota 27 30 .474 12 $92,000 last February, and indicted on seven Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB counts of drug possession and distribution. Milwaukee 43 14 .754 — Golden State 41 16 .719 — Davis’ attorney Brandon Mead says pros- Indiana 38 20 .655 5½ L.A. Clippers 32 27 .542 10 ecutors will dismiss the charges after the Detroit 26 30 .464 16½ Sacramento 30 27 .526 11 Chicago 14 44 .241 29½ L.A. Lakers 28 29 .491 13 33-year-old pays the fine. Mead says nothing Cleveland 12 46 .207 31½ Phoenix 11 48 .186 31 indicates Davis was selling drugs. Tuesday’s Games Sacramento at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Davis was a star player at Louisiana State No games scheduled Friday’s Games Wednesday’s Games Chicago at Orlando, 7 p.m. University who also played for the Boston No games scheduled New Orleans at Indiana, 7 p.m. Celtics, Orlando Magic and Los Angeles Thursday’s Games San Antonio at Toronto, 7 p.m. Clippers. His NBA career ended in 2015. Miami at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Washington at Charlotte, 7 p.m. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Phoenix at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Detroit at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Davis was also charged with felony assault Portland at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at New York, 7:30 p.m. Boston at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Memphis, 8 p.m. in an April altercation outside a West Holly- Glen “Big Baby” Davis was drafted by the Celtics in 2007 Houston at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Denver at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. wood, California, club. and he remained with the team until 2011. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) If you say what’s on your mind, Don’t lose sight of your target. Trust and believe in your abil- Listen to what others have Follow your heart and start act- Money matters, contracts and you’ll find a way to solidify If you put everything you’ve got ity. Take the lead and make to say, but act on principle, ing on your plans. Speak your settlements should be han- plans you’ve been wanting to into reaching your goal, the your voice heard. You can bring facts and truth. Follow your mind and share your feelings. dled personally. Know what you make for some time. A prom- rewards will prove to be worth- about change that will improve instincts and be straightfor- Love and romance are high- want and oversee anything that ising relationship will become while. Plan to celebrate your your life and important rela- ward about your intentions lighted and will improve your requires you to deal with gov- stronger if you speak the truth. victory with a loved one. tionships. and feelings. personal life. ernment agencies, institutions or authority figures. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Put more time and effort into LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Take care of responsibilities Emotional matters will surface personal improvements. Spend Keep personal matters a se- Be careful what you say and Don’t let the actions of others personally. If you trust some- if you or someone close to you less and do more. Concentrate cret. If you listen to others’ how you handle others. Saying make you angry. Do your own one to handle your affairs, you isn’t truthful or tries to skirt im- on better health and less ex- complaints, it will provide in- the wrong word or exaggerating thing and let your success will be disappointed. Gather portant issues. Keep things in cess. Joint ventures will not sight into the incentives you the facts will put you in an awk- speak for you. What you ac- information and avoid making perspective and stick to details offer the results you are hoping can offer to help you get what ward position. Practice moder- complish will be a reflection of a mistake. and facts. for. you want. ation and minimalism. you and your capabilities.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Grandma is collateral damage in man’s war with mother One assumption leads to another DEAR ABBY: I’m close are the PERPETRATOR.” Julie A., M.A. Ross and Judy East has the heart king. Giv- to 70 and have three Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Sometimes I do say Corcoran, in “Joint Custody en that, how do you read the grown children. I’ve been Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, things that come out with a Jerk: Raising a Child spade situation? a widow for 15 years. My and was founded by her mother, wrong, but I don’t mean with an Uncooperative Ex,” East is marked with six oldest son, age 45, has them. It would kill me to wrote, “When we make as- points in diamonds from pretty much cut himself Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at know that I hurt someone sumptions, we contribute to West’s opening lead. He also, off from our fairly close DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los with my words. I am not the complexity rather than the by assumption, has the heart family. His reason: Two Angeles, CA 90069. interested in any other simplicity of a problem, mak- king. So, assumption two, years ago, after I had sur- man. I love my husband. ing it more difficult to solve.” since he did not open the gery for lung cancer, he What can I do? That definitely does not ap- bidding, he cannot have the claims I told him I wished has no right to hurt her band is a successful man. ply in bridge — quite the op- spade ace. I had never had children. this way. He is charming in public, LIFE OF THE PARTY IN VIRGINIA posite. We need to make ac- South wins with his dia- This couldn’t be further but at heart he’s a very curate assumptions to place mond ace and leads a spade, from the truth. All three of BEWILDERED IN private person. I was suc- FLORIDA DEAR LIFE: Not know- key cards. Also, sometimes putting up the king after West mine were planned. cessful in my field, and I’m ing either of you, I cannot making one assumption will smoothly plays second hand My other children decid- DEAR BEWILDERED: more outgoing. determine if your husband lead to a second. low. When that holds, South He is proud to show me ed the hospital was over- If this is the ONLY reason is extremely controlling, First, though, you have runs dummy’s heart jack medicating me and that off at parties because peo- for the estrangement from jealous and insecure, or king-jack-doubleton of (assuming East doesn’t cov- most of what I was bab- ple find me interesting your son — which I doubt whether you are doing er), plays another trump and bling was nonsense. I only and witty, but without fail, spades in the dummy and two — have his siblings talk to something out of line. You low in your hand. Against your claims. remember bits and pieces him and point out that: (1) at the end of the night he and your husband could and have no idea whether will tell me that some- contract of four hearts, West You were so drugged up benefit from discussing leads a low spade. Would you my recollections are accu- after your surgery you where during the evening this with a licensed mar- rate. I “crossed the line.” Per- play dummy’s jack or king? were not in your right riage and family therapist. Then, in today’s deal, how I have no problem deal- mind, therefore you haps I spent too much If he refuses to go — and should South plan the play after ing with my son’s attitude; shouldn’t be punished or time talking with another he may — you should go I’m a realist. The problem held responsible for any man, or said something he without him. West leads the diamond nine? is the way it’s affecting my gibberish that came out of found inappropriate. If I If your behavior at these In the trick-one problem, 90-year-old mother, who your mouth during that look the wrong way, he ac- gatherings was really un- you should call for dummy’s lives with me. She feels he period, and (2) it is wrong cuses me of flirting with acceptable or an embar- jack, assuming that West has cut her out of his life, to punish Granny in such someone. Invariably I get rassment, he would not would not have led low away too, because of me, and it a heartless fashion for a lecture on the way home want to “show you off at from the ace at trick one. appears she’s right. something that has noth- or the next morning. parties.” You shouldn’t In the full deal, South has How can we convince ing to do with her. Perhaps I told him this morning have to worry that you’ll be three top losers: one spade him he’s ripping his grand- they will be able to get that I hate to go out with lectured the next day for and two diamonds. So, he mother’s heart out when through to him where you other people now because just being yourself. Some- must avoid a trump loser and he won’t talk to either of cannot. of it. He took great offense thing is definitely wrong not concede a second spade. us? She doesn’t deserve at that and said, “You are here, and I don’t think it’s Necessary assumption one: such treatment, and he DEAR ABBY: My hus- not the VICTIM here. You with you.

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CITY OF LYNN LEGAL NOTICE City of Lynn INVITATION FOR BID MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Invitation for Bid FIRE ALARM REPLACEMENT PROJECT Site Lighting Replacement Project By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain The CITY OF LYNN, the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids from Contractors mortgage given by Anthony LaBella to Option One Mortgage Corporation, dated The CITY OF LYNN, the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids from Electrical for the FIRE ALARM REPLACEMENT PROJECT at 250 COMMERCIAL STREET in September 18, 2006 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Contractors for the SITE LIGHTING REPLACEMENT PROJECT at FREY PARK, 347 LYNN, Massachusetts, in accordance with the documents prepared by BLW Deeds in Book 26107, Page 252 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage Wells Fargo WALNUT STREET in LYNN, Massachusetts, in accordance with the documents ENGINEERS, INC. dated FEBRUARY 20, 2019. Bank, N.A., as Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-CP1, prepared by BLW ENGINEERS, INC. dated FEBRUARY 20, 2019. Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-CP1 is the present holder by assignment The Project consists of: from Sand Canyon Corporation f/k/a Option One Mortgage Corporation to Wells The Project consists of: COMPLETE REMOVAL OF EXISTING FIRE ALARM SYSTEM. PROVIDE NEW Fargo Bank, N.A., as Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-CP1, COMPLETE REMOVAL OF EXISTING LIGHT FIXTURES. PROVIDE NEW ENERGY ADDRESSABLE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM WITH ASSOCIATED BDA SYSTEM Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-CP1 dated October 23, 2012 recorded in EFFICIENT LED LIGHT FIXTURES Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32005, Page 539, for The work is estimated to cost $115,000 (including all alternates). breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, The work is estimated to cost $125,000 (including all alternates). the mortgaged premises located at 15 Pine Grove Avenue, Lynn, MA 01905 will be Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.30 §39M and to minimum wage rates as required by sold at a Public Auction at 3:00 PM on March 11, 2019, at the mortgaged Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.30 §39M and to minimum wage rates as required by M.G.L. c.149 §§26 to 27H inclusive. premises, more particularly described below, all and singular the premises M.G.L. c.149 §§26 to 27H inclusive. described in said mortgage, to wit: General Bids will be received until MARCH 6, 2019 at 2:00 PM and publicly General Bids will be received until MARCH 6, 2019 at 2:00 PM and publicly opened, forthwith online. A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon in Lynn, Essex County, opened, forthwith online. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, being known as and numbered 15 Pine Grove All Bids should be submitted electronically online at www.biddocsonline.com and Avenue bounded and described as follows: All Bids should be submitted electronically online at www.biddocsonline.com and received no later than the date and time specified above. received no later than the date and time specified above. Northerly: by Pine Grove Avenue, by two courses, fifty-four and 34/100 (54.34) General bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) feet and forty-six and 32/100 (46.32) feet; General bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) of the greatest possible bid amount (considering all alternates), and made Easterly: by land now or formerly of John J. LeColst, ninety-three and 54/100 of the greatest possible bid amount (considering all alternates), and made payable to the CITY OF LYNN. (93.54) feet; payable to the CITY OF LYNN. Southeasterly: by land now or formerly of Eldridge Watson, Trustee, eighty-seven Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available on 2/20/2019 for pick-up at and 92/100 (87.92) feet; and Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available on 2/20/2019 for pick-up at www.biddocsonline.com (may be viewed electronically and hardcopy requested) Southwesterly: by land now or formerly of J.P. and N.F. Maney, seventy-seven and www.biddocsonline.com (may be viewed electronically and hardcopy requested) or at Nashoba Blue, Inc. at 433 Main Street, Hudson, MA 01749 55/100 (77.55) feet. or at Nashoba Blue, Inc. at 433 Main Street, Hudson, MA 01749 (978-568-1167). (978-568-1167). Containing 8,100 square feet, more or less, and being Lot "B" on a plan of land There is a plan deposit of $50.00 per set (maximum of 2 sets) payable to BidDocs situated in Lynn, MA, January 16, 1924, and recorded at the Essex County There is a plan deposit of $50.00 per set (maximum of 2 sets) payable to BidDocs Online Inc. (Southern District) Registry of Deeds however otherwise bounded and described. Online Inc.

Deposits may be electronically paid or must be a check. This deposit will be For title see deed recorded at Book 24572, Page 176. Deposits may be electronically paid or must be a check. This deposit will be refunded for up to two sets for general bidders upon return of the sets in good refunded for up to two sets for general bidders upon return of the sets in good condition within thirty days of receipt of general bids. Otherwise the deposit shall For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern condition within thirty days of receipt of general bids. Otherwise the deposit shall be the property of the Awarding Authority. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25742, Page 176. be the property of the Awarding Authority. Additional sets may be purchased for same as plan deposit. Additional sets may be purchased for same as plan deposit. The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable Bidders requesting Contract Documents to be mailed to them shall include a Bidders requesting Contract Documents to be mailed to them shall include a encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to separate check for $40.00 per set for UPS Ground (or $65.00 per set for UPS separate check for $40.00 per set for UPS Ground (or $65.00 per set for UPS and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of overnight), payable to BidDocs ONLINE, Inc., to cover mail handling costs. overnight), payable to BidDocs ONLINE, Inc., to cover mail handling costs. record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. The Pre-Bid Conference and site visit will be on FEBRUARY 27, 2019 at 10:00 The Pre-Bid Conference and site visit will be on FEBRUARY 27, 2019 at 11:00 Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of AM at FREY PARK, 347 WALNUT STREET, LYNN, MA 01905. AM at 250 COMMERCIAL STREET, LYNN, MA 01905. $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from The Contract Documents may be seen, but not removed at: The Contract Documents may be seen, but not removed at: this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check Nashoba Blue, Inc Nashoba Blue, Inc in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, 433 Main Street 433 Main Street Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 Hudson, MA 01749 Hudson, MA 01749 or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical Timothy Leonard Timothy Leonard error in this publication. Purchasing Agent Purchasing Agent Item: February 20, 2019 Item: February 20, 2019 Other terms to be announced at the sale.

ADVERTISEMENT Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-CP1, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-CP1 The Saugus Housing Authority (SHA), the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids Korde & Associates, P.C. Does your company from Contractors for RECEPTION RENOVATION in accordance with the documents 900 Chelmsford Street prepared by B. Goba & Associates, P.C., 92 High Street, Medford, MA. Suite 3102 need employees? (781)-395-2827 Lowell, MA 01851 (978) 256-1500 The Project consists of RECEPTION RENOVATION in Saugus, MA 01905. Labella, Anthony, 18-032487 Item: February 13, 20, 27, 2019 The work is estimated to cost $40,000. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Bids are subject to M.G.L c 149 § 44A and 24 CFR § 85.36 and subject to THE TRIAL COURT Federal Davis Bacon Wage Rates. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT ORDER FOR SERVICE BY This project is being electronically bid. Hard copy bids will not be accepted by the PUBLICATION AND MAILING Awarding Authority. You must submit your bid electronically at Essex Probate and Family Court www.projectdog.com. Obtain all documents online via the job specific project 45 Congress Street number, reviewed at projectdog's physical location, or request a free project CD. Salem, MA 01970 Tutorials, instructions and videos on how to complete an electronic bid are (978)744-1020 available online as well in the instructions to bidders. You may also call Docket No. ES18D2629WD Projectdog, Inc at 978-499-9014 for assistance in submitting your bid package (M-F 9AM - 5PM). Veronica Navarro-Vivas vs. General Bids will be received until March 13, 2019 at 2:00 P.M. Obdulio Lopez-Finol

The work to be performed under this contract is subject to the requirements of the Upon motion of plaintiff(s) for an order directing the defendant to appear, plead, Placing a help wanted ad is great for Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968 (12 U.S.C. 1701u). As well as or answer, in accordance with Mass.R.Civ.P./Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P.Rule 4, it finding the skilled workers you need. additional HUD forms, Chapter 14, Equal Employment requirements, all appearing to the court that this is an action for Annulment of marriage. information is provided in the project manual. Pursuant to Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411, an Automatic Restraining Order has been entered against the above name parties. Defendant cannot be found Bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) of the within the Commonwealth and his/her present whereabouts are unknown. greatest possible bid amount (considering all alternatives), and made payable to Personal service on defendant is therefore not practicable, and defendant has not the Saugus Authority. voluntarily appeared in this action. It is Ordered that the defendant is directed to appear, plead, answer, or otherwise Bid forms and contract documents are available February 27, 2019, at move with respect to the complaint herein on or before 4/3/2019. www.projectdog.com or at Projectdog, Inc 18 Graf Road, Suite 8 Newburyport, MA If you fail to do so this Court will proceed to a hearing and adjudication of this (978-499-9014). matter. Date: February 6, 2019 There is a plan deposit of $25 per set (maximum of 2 sets) payable to Projectdog, Judith M.R. Ulwick Inc. Refundable deposits must be a certified or cashier's check. This deposit will JUSTICE OF PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT be refunded upon return of all documentation in good condition within ten (10) Item: February 20, 2019 days of receipt of general bids. Otherwise the deposit shall be the property of Projectdog. Bidders requesting Contract Documents to be mailed to them shall include a separate check for $50.00 for next day delivery, payable to Projectdog, Inc., to cover mail handling costs.

The existing site will be available for inspection on March 6, 2019 at 10:00 AM. To schedule an appointment call Saugus Housing Authority at 781-233-2116. Bidders interested in the walk through should meet at 19 Talbot Street, Saugus, MA on the day and time indicated above. 781-593-7700, ext.2 Item: February 20, 2019 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Tech could unite Europe’s populists ahead of European Union vote in May

By Lori Hinnant Europe’s populist move- pan-European space to ASSOCIATED PRESS ments. It is a harbinger create a political debate,” of the upcoming Europe- said Alberto Alemanno, an PARIS — The web plat- an Parliament elections Italian analyst. form was named for a in May, in which populist At their most basic lev- revered French populist euroskeptics could win el, populists on both the philosopher and created an unprecedented one- right and the left pit the by an Italian internet en- third of the seats, under common people against trepreneur to transform current projections. This the elite, the entrenched common grievances into could well cause a collapse political class. proposals and activists of the mainstream group, Technology has helped into political candidates. which up to now has held them advance . The 5-Star When Italy’s deputy the largest voting bloc in Movement used the Rous- prime minister offered Parliament. seau portal to let activists PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the populist 5-Star Move- However, the EU elec- click their way to choosing ment’s Rousseau platform tions will also be a test of candidates and policies, The 14 headstones of the 14 North Korean pilots who died while fighting to France’s yellow vest how far populist parties, much as Spain’s upstart American bombers alongside the Vietnamese army during the Vietnam protesters, he took a step which tend to be virulent- Podemos party used Red- War rest at a memorial in Bac Giang province, Vietnam. too far for French Presi- ly nationalistic, can unite dit to energize online de- dent Emmanuel Macron. over borders and across bate beginning five years The French leader re- the political spectrum. In ago and still uses online Memorial speaks to N. Korea’s called France’s ambassa- Italy alone, the govern- referendums. France’s dor to Italy for a week in ment’s two populist ruling populist yellow vest pro- the sharpest diplomatic parties, the 5-Star Move- testers have yet to come ties to summit host Vietnam dispute between the two ment and the League, up with a common online allies since World War II. compete at least as much space, with proliferating two nations that separate- their tombs all face north- By Hau Dinh The sharing of the Rous- as they cooperate. Facebook groups and You- ly fought bruising armed east, toward their home- and Grant Peck seau technology marks “These parties are Tube channels that have ASSOCIATED PRESS conflicts against the Unit- land. the most brazen attempt against Europe, but they a varied outpouring of de- ed States in the context South Korea’s role in the to date to internationalize are using Europe and the mands. BAC GIANG, Vietnam — of the Cold War. Decades war is much better known. In a rice field in northern later, the communist na- From 1964 to 1973, Seoul Vietnam, 14 headstones tions’ friendship is appar- deployed more than NATIONAL BRIEF are an enduring symbol ent as Vietnam gets ready 300,000 military person- of the wartime friendship to host the second summit nel to help the U.S. effort Official: Deputy AG to The Associated Press He oversaw special of Vietnam and North between President Donald in South Vietnam against on condition of anonymi- counsel Robert Muel- Korea. They mark the Trump and North Korean the communists. Rosenstein expected ty on Monday night. ler’s investigation after original burial ground of leader Kim Jong Un next By contrast, the North to depart in March The White House is then-Attorney General North Korean pilots who week. Korean air force contin- expected to name a Jeff Sessions recused died while secretly fight- “When they died, Viet- gent deployed near Hanoi WASHINGTON — A replacement for Rosen- himself. Barr now over- ing alongside Vietnamese namese people treated in what was then called Justice Department stein this week. sees the remaining work comrades against U.S. Air them the same as Viet- North Vietnam — the official says Deputy Rosenstein’s departure in Mueller’s investiga- Force and Navy planes namese martyrs who communist half of the Attorney General Rod had been expected with tion into potential co- during the Vietnam War. sacrificed for the coun- war-torn Southeast Asian Rosenstein is expected to the confirmation of Wil- ordination between the The role of North Korea try,” Duong Van Dau, the nation — had 200-400 per- leave his position in the liam Barr as attorney Kremlin and the Trump is a footnote in the sweep- caretaker of the memori- sonnel, including about 90 middle of next month. general last week. campaign and decide ing history of that conflict, al, said last week. On the pilots over more than two The official was not Rosenstein has been how much Congress and one that speaks mostly of high ground where the years, according to post- authorized to discuss the on the job for nearly two the public know about the fraternal relations of fallen pilots were interred, war Vietnamese accounts. move by name and spoke years. its conclusion. Dueling concerts announced to aid Venezuela By Luis Andres United States that is being side of the border. Branson’s concert plan ministration were hoping band Mana, Spanish sing- Henao warehoused on the Colom- Here are some of the de- and even its name — Ven- for, and that has resulted er-songwriter Alejandro ASSOCIATED PRESS bian border from entering tails for the dueling con- ezuela Aid Live — imme- in a lot of people literally Sanz and Dominican artist Venezuela, claiming the re- certs: diately evoked compari- dying from lack of medical Juan Luis Guerra. CARACAS, Venezuela — lief effort led by opposition Live aid concert sons to Irish rock star Bob help,” Branson told AP in a Branson said he hopes Dueling concerts are being leader Juan Guiado is part Venezuela-style Geldof’s 1985 Live Aid con- Venezuela’s armed forces, staged this week on both telephone interview from Although he backs Guai- sides of Venezuela’s border of U.S.-orchestrated “coup” cert that raised money for Necker, his private island who remain loyal to Mad- do’s claim to the presi- with Colombia. After bil- to oust him from power. famine relief in Ethiopia. in the British Virgin Is- uro, will allow the U.S. aid lionaire Richard Branson Branson told The Associ- dency, Branson told the It is to be held in Cucuta, lands. “I think it will draw to cross the barricaded Las announced an aid concert ated Press in an interview AP that his concert is not a Colombian border city attention to the problem Tienditas Bridge connect- in Colombia on Friday to Monday that the concert funded by any government of some 700,000 that has on a global basis.” ing the two countries and benefit Venezuelans suf- he’s throwing on Friday and that all the artists are been swollen by hundreds Battle of the bands reach Venezuela. fering from the country’s will save lives by raising performing for free. The of thousands of Venezue- Branson says that up “We want to make it a humanitarian crisis, Nico- money for “much-needed wealthy British adventur- lans who have fled hyper- to 300,000 people are ex- joyous occasion,” Bran- las Maduro’s government medical help” and other er and founder of the Vir- inflation and widespread pected to attend Friday’s son said of the concert. ordered up a rival concert aid for crisis-torn Venezue- gin Group said he’s aiming shortages of food and med- concert, which is free to “And we’re hoping that of its own. la. Minutes later, Maduro’s to raise $100 million from icine in their homeland. the public so that impov- sense prevails and that Maduro denies any eco- government announced donations from viewers “Venezuela sadly has not erished Venezuelans can the military allows the nomic crisis exists, and has what it called a “massive” worldwide watching the become the utopia that the attend. 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To contrast the nutty — Salt and pepper Though fresh tasting, earthiness of the lentils, — 1 tablespoon expeller-pressed canola oil restaurant renditions can we added vibrant red bell — 1 tablespoon Thai red curry paste be high in saturated fat pepper slices, snow peas, — 2 1/2 cups water due to hefty amounts of and cubes of tofu at the — 2 tablespoons fish sauce coconut milk, especially very end, simply warming — 1 cup French green lentils, picked over and rinsed when made with red meat. them through to maintain — 1/2 cup canned coconut milk We wanted to create a the vegetables' color and — 1 red bell pepper, stemmed, seeded, and cut into ¼-inch Thai-style red curry that crisp-fresh texture. strips — 4 ounces snow peas, strings removed and halved cross- wise — 1/2 cup coarsely chopped fresh basil PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS — 1 tablespoon lime juice — 2 scallions, sliced thin This recipe for buttermilk drop biscuits ap- — Spread tofu on paper towel-lined baking sheet and let pears in “The Complete Cookbook for Young drain for 20 minutes. Gently press dry with paper towels and Chefs.” season with salt and pepper. — Heat oil in 12-inch skillet over medium heat until shim- mering. Add curry paste and cook, stirring constantly, until fragrant, about 1 minute. Stir in water, fish sauce, and lentils Make some plain and bring to simmer. Cover, reduce heat to low, and simmer gently, stirring occasionally, until lentils are tender and about two-thirds of liquid has been absorbed, 30 to 35 minutes. biscuits, feel free — Stir in coconut milk until well combined. Add tofu, bell pepper, and snow peas, and increase heat to medium-high. Cover and cook, stirring occasionally, until tofu is warmed to dress them up PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS through and vegetables are crisp-tender, about 2 minutes. A generous handful of fresh basil and a sprin- — Off heat, stir in basil and lime juice. Season with salt to By America's ingredient, such as herbs, kle of scallions gave this dish of Thai red curry taste and sprinkle with scallions. Serve. Test Kitchen scallions, cheese, dried with lentils and tofu a brisk, heady finish. These plain biscuits can fruit, or spices. For vari- be dressed up with any ations on the recipe, see Try a dish with North African-influenced spices flavorful, relatively dry below.

By America's starchy canning liquid Test Kitchen helped to give the dish Espinacas is a tradition- more body. Buttermilk drop biscuits al tapas dish found in the Finally, we added a tra- southern Spanish region ditional picada, which Servings: 10-12 of Andalucia consisting of is often used in Spanish Prep Time: 15 minutes tender stewed chickpeas, cooking as a thickener. Cook Time: 30 minutes, plus cooling time delicate wilted spinach, The bread crumb-based Prepare Ingredients: and bold North African-in- mixture gave the stewed — 2 cups all-purpose flour fluenced spices. beans and greens just the — 2 teaspoons baking powder We set out to develop right velvety texture and — 1/2 teaspoon baking soda an adaptation of this dish flavor boost. Our finished — 1 teaspoon sugar that could work as part dish would be equally at — 3/4 teaspoon salt of a larger meal. For the home as part of a tapas — 1 cup buttermilk flavor backbone, we stuck spread or served as an en- — 8 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted with the classic southern tree over rice or with good — Vegetable oil spray Spanish flavors of saffron, crusty bread to sop up the Gather Cooking Equipment: — Rimmed baking sheet garlic, smoked paprika, flavorful broth. — Parchment paper and cumin. If you can't find curly- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS — Large bowl Tasters also liked the leaf spinach, you can sub- — Whisk traditional addition of cho- For the flavor backbone, this recipe for chick- stitute flat-leaf spinach; — Liquid measuring cup rizo, which added meaty peas with spinach, chorizo, and smoked papri- do not substitute baby — Fork richness. Curly-leaf spin- ka uses the classic southern Spanish flavors of spinach. For an accurate — Rubber spatula ach was the best choice for saffron, garlic, smoked paprika, and cumin. measurement of boiling — 1/4-cup dry measuring cup its sturdy texture in this water, bring a full kettle — Butter knife brothy dish. to wilt the spinach and with canned chickpeas of water to a boil and then — Oven mitts To keep the recipe then set it aside before and aromatics. Including measure out the desired ­— Cooling rack streamlined, we opted building the brothy base the chickpeas' flavorful, amount. Start Cooking! — Adjust oven rack to middle position and heat oven to 450 degrees. Line rimmed baking sheet with parchment pa- Chickpeas with spinach, chorizo and smoked paprika per. — In a large bowl, whisk flour, baking powder, baking soda, Servings: 4-6 ach is wilted but still bright green, about Picada: sugar, and salt until combined. In liquid measuring cup, use Start to finish: 30 minutes 1 minute. Transfer spinach to colander ­— Makes about 1 cup fork to stir buttermilk and melted butter until butter forms ­— Pinch saffron threads, crumbled and gently press to release liquid. Transfer — Chopped or whole unsalted almonds small clumps. — 2 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil spinach to cutting board and chop coarse. can be substituted for the slivered al- — Add buttermilk mixture to bowl with flour mixture. Use rub- — 8 ounces curly-leaf spinach, stemmed Return to colander and press again. monds; however, they may require longer ber spatula to stir until just combined. — 3 ounces Spanish-style chorizo sau- — Heat remaining 1 teaspoon oil in processing times. — Spray inside of 1/4-cup dry measuring cup with vegeta- sage, chopped fine now-empty pot over medium heat until — 1/4 cup slivered almonds ble oil spray. Use greased measuring cup to scoop batter and — 5 garlic cloves, sliced thin shimmering. Add chorizo and cook until — 2 slices hearty white sandwich bread, use butter knife to scrape off extra batter. Drop scoops onto — 1 tablespoon smoked paprika lightly browned, about 5 minutes. Stir in torn into quarters baking sheet to make 10 to 12 biscuits (leave space between — 1 teaspoon ground cumin garlic, paprika, cumin, and 1/4 teaspoon — 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil biscuits and respray measuring cup as needed). — Salt and pepper pepper and cook until fragrant, about 30 — 1/8 teaspoon salt — Place baking sheet in oven and bake biscuits until tops — 2 (15-ounce) cans chickpeas seconds. Stir in chickpeas and their liquid, — Pinch pepper are golden brown 12 to 14 minutes. Use oven mitts to remove — 1 recipe picada (recipe follows) 1 cup water, and saffron mixture and bring — Adjust oven rack to middle position baking sheet from oven (ask an adult for help). Place baking — 1 tablespoon sherry vinegar to simmer. Cook, stirring occasionally, until and heat oven to 375 degrees. Pulse al- sheet on cooling rack. Let biscuits cool on baking sheet for 10 — Combine 2 tablespoons boiling water chickpeas are tender and liquid has thick- monds in food processor to fine crumbs, minutes. Serve warm. and saffron in small bowl and let steep for ened slightly, 10 to 15 minutes. about 20 pulses. Add bread, oil, salt, and — Cheesy Drop Biscuits: When mixing in bowl, stir 1/2 cup 5 minutes. — Off heat, stir in picada, spinach, and pepper and pulse bread to coarse crumbs, shredded Monterey Jack cheese or mild cheddar cheese and — Heat 1 teaspoon oil in Dutch oven vinegar and let sit until heated through, about 10 pulses. Spread mixture evenly in ¼ cup grated Parmesan cheese into flour mixture. over medium heat until shimmering. Add about 2 minutes. Adjust sauce consisten- rimmed baking sheet and bake, stirring of- — Herby Drop Biscuits: When mixing in bowl, stir 1 table- spinach and 2 tablespoons water, cover, cy with hot water as needed. Season with ten, until golden brown, about 10 minutes. spoon minced fresh thyme or 3/4 teaspoon dried thyme into and cook, stirring occasionally, until spin- salt and pepper to taste and serve. Set aside to cool. flour mixture. Turning chicken soup into a comforting, nutrient-dense meal

By America's Test Kitchen There's nothing like a Garlic-chicken and wild rice soup bowl of steaming chicken soup when you're feeling under the weather, or even Servings: 6 — 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley simply when fall turns to Start to finish: 1 hour, 15 minutes — Heat oil and garlic in Dutch oven over winter. But we wanted to — 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil medium-low heat, stirring occasionally, un- transform this soup, of- — 1/2 cup minced garlic (about 25 til garlic is light golden and fragrant, 3 to 5 ten made with white rice cloves) minutes. Increase heat to medium and add or pasta and lacking in — 2 carrots, peeled and sliced 1/4 inch carrots, onion, celery, and 1/4 teaspoon veggies, into a comforting, thick salt. Cook, stirring occasionally, until vege- nutrient-dense meal. — 1 onion, chopped fine tables are softened and lightly browned, 10 Much to our surprise — 1 celery rib, minced to 12 minutes. and satisfaction, tasters — Salt and pepper — Stir in thyme and tomato paste and rallied behind a whop- — 2 teaspoons minced fresh thyme or 1/2 cook until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Stir ping half cup of minced teaspoon dried in broth and bay leaves, scraping up any garlic. — 1 teaspoon no-salt-added tomato browned bits. Stir in rice and bring to sim- To keep our chicken ten- paste mer. Reduce heat to medium-low, cover, and der, we simmered it during — 6 cups unsalted chicken broth cook until rice is tender, 40 to 50 minutes. the last few minutes of — 2 bay leaves — Discard bay leaves. Reduce heat to low cooking. Baby spinach — 2/3 cup wild rice, rinsed and stir in chicken and spinach. Cook, stirring and a generous amount of — 8 ounces boneless, skinless chicken occasionally, until chicken is cooked through breasts, trimmed of all visible fat and cut and spinach is wilted, 3 to 5 minutes. Off chopped parsley gave the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS soup a vegetal boost that into 3/4 inch pieces heat, stir in parsley and season with pepper complemented the deep — 3 ounces (3 cups) baby spinach to taste. Serve. This recipe for garlic chicken soup appears in garlic notes. “The Complete Diabetes Cookbook.”