KIPP Was It Was the Same Night WATER & SEWER FLOATS the Boys Basketball Team Was Playing in the State ‘Leads Semi Nal at TD Garden

TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2019 Lynn Hair apparent way to urges: show support in Saugus By Bridget Turcotte ilies, like music and art therapy, ITEM STAFF birthday parties and holiday cele- Play it brations, hospital room makeovers, SAUGUS — A Saugus resident is and toys and games at hospitals telling cancer to buzz off. including Boston Children’s Hos- Marc Filipiak will shave his head pital, The Jimmy Fund Clinic at safe at alongside New England Patriots Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and tight end Rob Gronkowski and hun- Hasbro Children’s Hospital. The dreds of others at Gillette Stadium money does not go toward nding prom in June to raise money for pediatric a cure. It funds programs that ease programs. the routine of children ghting the Proceeds will fund programs and disease. By Steve Krause Marc Filipiak before and ITEM STAFF services that make life brighter for after buzzing off his hair. kids ghting cancer and their fam- HAIR, A3 LYNN — Last week, the Lynn School Depart- ment’s Parent Prom Ini- tiative was held at Lynn English. The only problem KIPP was it was the same night WATER & SEWER FLOATS the boys basketball team was playing in the state ‘Leads semi nal at TD Garden. STRATEGY FOR THE FUTURE Needless to say, the crowd in the English audi- torium was sparse. The But fear not. Those who missed it will have another shot Wednesday night Way’ when Lynn Classical will host another session. And Mike Geary, the director By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF of health and physical education for Lynn Public LYNN — KIPP Academy Schools, says the forum continues to lead the way will be open to all public with its engineering cur- high school parents in the riculum. city, and admission is free. KIPP is one of 148 mid- The school department dle schools across the U.S. partners with Girls Inc., to be recognized as a Proj- and the Lynn Police to ect Lead The Way (PLTW) give parents a pre-prom Distinguished School. The lesson on the dangers recognition comes from their children can face its full student participa- if they mix driving with tion last school year with drugs or alcohol. PLTW Gateway, a hands- Lynn Police Of cer Oren on program that helps all Wright will explain the students develop STEM pre-prom Breathalyzer (science, technology, engi- all students will be given neering and math) knowl- (those who do not pass edge and transportable will not be allowed to the skills. prom, and their parents “Lynn is the rst KIPP will be called to take them school nationally to get home), the police also recognized like this,” said show a short lm about Jay Galbraith, second- how quickly auto mishaps ary science achievements leader for KIPP Massa- award,” said plant Director of Opera- Lynn Water & PROM, A3 By Thor Jourgensen chusetts. “This just shows ITEM STAFF tions Robert J. Tina. Sewer Com- that we really think all LWSC under Tina’s supervision mission plant LYNN — The Lynn Water & Sew- kids deserve to be exposed oversees the treatment plant, but it is Director of er Commission (LWSC) stands at a to engineering and be able operated by 34 union employees who crossroads as it maps out a new 20- Operations to try it themselves.” work for Veolia, a global engineering year operating contract to modernize Robert Tina To be eligible for the the aging sewage treatment plant company that secured the 20-year stands among honor, the Lynn school while keeping ratepayers happy. contract in 1991. the secondary had to offer at least one Opened in 1985 and upgraded in The brainchild of former Mayor settling tanks at PLTW Gateway unit at 1990, the plant can’t be seen from Patrick J. McManus, the contract is the facility. each grade level, have at the Lynnway but it can be smelled, designed to provide LWSC with pre- least 50 percent of the stu- according to drivers and city council- dictable operating costs and assure ITEM PHOTO | dent body participate, and ors, although LWSC of cials say the Veolia a steady income stream. SPENSER HASAK have 25 percent of stu- nose-offending odor can’t always be The annual payment to operate the dents advancing to high blamed on the plant. plant is tied to the consumer price school participate in two “We spend so much money on odor index (CPI) and has stayed under $6 or more units during their control and we’ve got several awards, million for most of the contract’s life middle school tenure. including a 2011 Massachusetts Wa- Each grade had a differ- ter Pollution Control Association Inc. LWSC, A3 ent, month-long project to work on in their science class, according to Gal- INSIDE braith. The fth-graders ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE focused on Computer Sci- ence for Innovators and Mike Geary is the di- Entertainment Sports Makers, which taught rector of health and Wickedly awesome “Dog Sees them basic coding and Bulldogs dominate Peabody High res physical education for God” keeps it real. A7 league all-stars. B1 boys hockey coach. B1 Lynn Public Schools. KIPP, A3 Peabody promotes idea of a new high school

By Thomas Grillo If approved, the school could ITEM STAFF open as early as September 2022. PEABODY — The city has tak- While many details have to en the rst step to replace its be worked out, the new facility 48-year-old high school. would be built on the school’s 50- “I was a student at Veterans Memorial High School when it acre campus on Lowell Street. was built in 1971 and it was the But there’s no guarantee the city’s crown jewel,” said School new school will be funded. Com- Committee member Beverley petition is erce as communities Ann Grif n Dunne. “It’s not any- scramble to replace outdated and more and must be replaced.” overcrowded schools. Last year, The seven-member panel voted MSBA approved only a dozen unanimously last week to submit of the 70 requests to fund new an application for funding to the schools or major renovations. The Massachusetts School Building agency plans to distribute $575 million for the latest round of ap- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Authority (MSBA). The quasi-in- dependent state agency funds a plications. Plans are underway to replace Veterans Memorial High School on the 50-acre campus portion of the construction and on Lowell Street, but funding is not guaranteed. renovation of public schools. PEABODY, A3

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Doris I. Harewood, 90 Lisa M. Willey, 46 William A. LeBlanc Jr., 86 1928-2019 1932-2019 LYNN — Doris loved aunt of Susan Lisa Marie (Bart- Anne Bartlett; moth- MARBLEHEAD retired as an exec- Harewood, age 90, Harewood, Lisa (Oliv- lett) Willey, 46, er-in-law, Beverly — William Arthur utive from Johnson of Lynn, died at her ier) Adgurson, Doug- passed away after Willey; brother and LeBlanc Jr., a lifetime and Dix Oil in New home on Friday, las Adgurson, Karen a lengthy illness on sisters, Thomas Bart- resident of Marble- Hampshire/Vermont. March 15, 2019, Olivier, Kimberly Cas- Saturday, March 16, lett, Deacon James head and a longtime After retiring, he was surrounded by her tle, Kevin Franklin, 2019, surrounded by and Pamela Hinkle, resident of Conway, self-employed help- family. She was the Darrell Olivier and her family. She was Marielen and Jay N.H., passed away ing small businesses matriarch of the fam- Valerie Olivier. She the wife of Robert J. Prushinski, John and on March 9 at 86. with collections. ily with a heart that also was survived Willey, with whom she Suzanna Hinkle, Kev- He leaves behind the Bill was active reached far beyond by her great-niece, shared 30 years of in Bartlett, Judy and love of his life and in the Marblehead her family and friends. Priscilla Harewood and her life and 20 years of marriage. Derek Sencabaugh; and many wife of 68 years, Polly Rogers community. He was a mem- Doris was the daughter of great-nephews, Troy Adgurson, Born and raised in Lynn, nieces, nephews, aunts and LeBlanc. ber of the Gerry 5 Veteran the late Christopher and Ella Christopher Olivier, Podress Lisa was a graduate of St. uncles. She was predeceased Bill was the loving father of Firemen’s Association, Market Harewood, a sister to her late Niles, and her great-nieces, Mary’s in Lynn (Class of ’91) by her mother Patricia Bartlett, Linda LeBlanc Manning and Square Associates, the Ma- brother Elliot Harewood and Melissa Adgurson, Courtney and Emmanuel College (Class her father-in-law Robert E. Wil- her husband, Peter E. of King- sonic Philanthropic Lodge of her sister N. Harewood Perry. Simms, Carina Olivier, Veron- of ’95) with a bachelor de- ley, her brother Paul Bartlett, eld, Maine, William Rogers Marblehead, VFW Post 2005, She worked as a DPW clerk ica Olivier, Brittney Mangum, gree in Communications. Lisa brothers-in-law Mathew Willey LeBlanc and his wife, Mary Marblehead Rotary, and the at Lynn City Hall for 40 years. and her great-great-great- worked at Stop and Shop, St. and Michael Willey. C. of Marblehead, and Paul Boston Yacht Club. He was She loved being around family nephew, Chase Clements and Jean’s Credit Union, and was Service information: Her Hooper LeBlanc and his wife, proud of his association with and friends, cooking and bak- her close friends. a bookkeeper at D’alelio Con- funeral will be held on Thurs- Michele A. of Honolulu, Ha- Marblehead Bank where he ing for everyone. Doris also Service information: Ser- struction and Groom Energy. day at 9:30 a.m. from the waii. Bill also loved his grand- started as a cooperator of loved playing scrabble, solving vice will be held Friday from Lisa had a beautiful smile, SOLIMINE Funeral Home, children, Rachel Elizabeth Marblehead Savings Bank crossword puzzles, writing po- 10-11:30 a.m. at Greater wonderful laugh, a heart full of 426 Broadway (Route 129), Manning and her partner, Josi- back in 1973 and served as etry that was published, play- Bethlehem Temple, 21 Light love for her family and friends, Lynn, followed by a funeral ah Mills of North Conway, N.H., a trustee from 1979 to 2012. ing bingo and going to Salem St., Lynn. Relatives and but nothing compared to Mass at 10:30 a.m. in St. Nathan Edmund Manning and He also had a strong af liation Willows picnics, with family friends are respectfully invit- how she felt about her three Mary’s Church. Burial will his wife, Amanda of Durham, with the National Grand Bank and friends. ed. Burial will follow at Pine daughters. She loved them as follow in Pine Grove Ceme- Maine, Jessica Callahan LeB- and with The Landing Restau- In addition, she was a be- Grove Cemetery. much as anyone could possi- tery. Relatives and friends lanc and her ancé, Connor rant where he was at onetime bly love another from the sec- are respectfully invited to at- Carey, William Brett LeBlanc, a partner in ownership and ond they were conceived until tend. Visiting hours Wednes- Michaela Callahan LeBlanc, served as a part-time book- she could no longer be with day 4-8 p.m. In lieu of ow- all of Marblehead, and Hoop- keeper. them. They were her world, ers, the family would like you er John LeBlanc of Honolulu, Bill’s love for the ocean and John C. Knight Jr., 96 her everything, and anyone to consider donating to the Hawaii. lobstering was matched with who knew Lisa knew this to be American Cancer Society, Born in Marblehead at the his weekend nish carpentry 1923-2019 true. Unfortunately no words 30 Speen St., Framingham, original Mary Alley Hospital, skills and master craftsman can truly express how she felt MA 01701. Directions and he was the son of William and talent. Never taking a day off HAVERHILL — John C. Knight Kingston, N.H., Tammy J. and about her girls or how much guestbook at www.solimine. Doris Hooper LeBlanc. He was or vacation, he enjoyed re- Jr., 96, of Haverhill, passed her husband James Roberts she will be missed by all who com. a proud 17th generation de- modeling his rst home on away March 16, 2019 at the of Statesboro, Ga., Kimber- knew and loved her. scendant of the Hooper family Mechanic Court, Marblehead. High Pointe Hospice House in ly F. and her husband Kent Lisa is survived by her chil- of Marblehead and graduated He also purchased a prop- Haverhill, surrounded by his Christiansen of Ludowici, Ga.; dren, Emma, Maegan, and from Marblehead High School erty with just a chimney of a family. grandchildren, Adam, Andrew, Brynn; her parents, Ray and in the Class of 1952. burned down camp on Bun- He was born in Cambridge Darryl, Kassandra, Amanda, He volunteered and served ganut Pond in Alfred, Maine on Jan. 3, 1923, son of the Brandon, Alexandra, Devyn, bravely in a Heavy Armored Ar- and around it, he created the late John C. Knight and Be- John, Parker, Idalis and Kaylin; tillery Division during the Kore- family summer cabin. His nal atrice H. (Haines) Knight. and 11 great-grandchildren. an War. He received his basic building accomplishment was John proudly served in the John was also the father of the Jean Valliere, 81 training at Aberdeen Proving a beautiful log home in East U.S. Air Corps during WWII, late Sandra M. Knight, broth- Grounds–Aberdeen Maryland Conway, N.H., where he loved attaining the rank of sergeant. er of the late William Knight and later attended Light Artil- spending time with his late John was employed for and step-son of the late Edith PEABODY — Jean fan and enjoyed lery Repair School where he black lab, Smokey. 40 years at General Electric, Knight. Valliere, age 81 years, watching the Celtics nished at the head of his Most of all, he loved his building 74, as a methods Service information: Rel- of Peabody, formerly and the Red Sox. class. Bill was awarded the wife, Polly, children and grand- engineer designing and tool- atives and friends are re- of Lynn, died Sunday, She was a lifelong Korean SVC Medal, National children. A true Marbleheader, ing jet engines for use by the spectfully invited to attend March 17 at the Pil- resident of Lynn until Defense SVC Medal, United he will be missed by all who military. the visitation on Tuesday, grim Rehabilitation moving to Peabody Nations SVC Medal and the knew him. He was a member of the March 19 from 10-11 a.m. and Skilled Nursing ve years ago. Presidential Unit Citation. Service information: Bill’s Market Street Baptist Church at the Market Street Bap- Center after a brief She is survived by Bill’s rst of many jobs on service and burial at Water- in Amesbury, the Masonic tist Church, 37 Market St., illness. She was the four cousins, Donald and around Marblehead Har- side Cemetery, Marblehead, Lodge and enjoyed square Amesbury. John’s funeral ser- lifelong companion Kenneally of Med- bor included collecting fares will be private. Arrangements dancing with the Kissin’ Cous- vice will follow at 11 a.m. at of the late Richard Boyden. ford, Roger Kenneally of Sem- for the ferry at age 8. He could by EUSTIS AND CORNELL of ins. the church. Interment with Born in Lynn, she was the inole, Fla., Carol and her hus- also be found trapping musk- Marblehead, 142 Elm St., John is survived by his chil- military honors will be pri- daughter of the late Ernest band Edward Reagan of Lynn, rats in Steer Swamp before Marblehead. A Celebration dren, John C. Knight III and vate in the Pine Grove Cem- L. and Rena M. (LeBlanc) and Thomas Philbrook of West school to sell their pelts. He of Life is planned for the his wife Carol of Cross City, etery, Lynn. Contributions in Valliere. Jean attended Lynn Peabody. worked at the Marblehead spring. In lieu of owers, the Fla., Jeffrey A. Campbell and his memory may be made to schools and graduated from Service information: Visit- Transportation Co. and he also family asks that donations his husband Michael Rauseo High Pointe Hospice House Lynn Classical High School, ing hours will be held at the crewed on yachts during his may be made in Bill’s name of Lynn, Karen M. Bishop and of Merrimack Valley or the Class of 1955. PARKER Funeral Home, 35 summer vacations. Following to the Kaplan Family Hos- her wife Sandra Carter of Co- Veterans Administration. She was employed as a Franklin St., Lynn, on Wednes- his service as a combat vet- pice House, c/o Care Dimen- lumbia, S.C., Kathy A. and her To share a memory or for bank teller at Essex Trust in day from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., eran in the Army, he worked at sions, 75 Sylvan St., B-102, husband Edward Weiner of more information please vis- Lynn for many years, she also followed by funeral services Brown Durell in Boston. He be- Danvers, MA 01923 or by vis- Alexandria, N.H., Holly E. and it www.farmerfuneralhomes. helped her companion Dick at 1 p.m. to which relatives gan his career in the oil busi- iting give.caredimensions. her husband Mark Pouliot of com. run All Star Bowling Lanes on and friends are invited to ness with Booma-Breed org. To share memory the Lynnway for more than 20 attend. Cremation will follow Oil, Swampscott before or leave online con- years. at Harmony Grove Cemetery, moving on to Pickering dolences, please visit She enjoyed skiing and Salem. Guestbook at parker- Oil, Salem, Breed Oil, www.eustisandcornell- James C. O’Connor bowling, was an avid sports memorialfuneralhome.com. Marblehead, and nally funeralhome.com. 1939-2019 SALEM — James C. O’Con- Nahant, followed by high In-state UMass tuition freeze hinges on budget talks nor, of Salem, son of the school at St. Mary’s in Lynn. By Katie Lannan tuition for in-state under- $3.4 billion overall budget. at the State House where late Christopher and Carmel He then went on to become STATE HOUSE graduates if our FY ‘20 UMass in 2018 raised its students from UMass, O’Connor of Nahant, passed a jet engine mechanic at NEWS SERVICE budget request is fully tuition 2.5 percent for in- state universities and away peacefully while in the Pratt and Whitney in Hartford, funded at $568.3 million,” state undergraduates, or community colleges are spectacular care of the staff Conn. After moving home, he FALL RIVER — The Calise told the Joint Ways an average $351 per stu- scheduled to participate at Mass General Cardiac Unit. served on the Nahant Fire University of Massachu- and Means Committee. dent, marking the fourth in a speaking program He is loved and survived Department for several years setts could freeze tuition “Without full funding of straight year of tuition and attend more than 100 by his wife of 51 years, Joan; before nding comfort inside and fees for in-state un- that budget request, the hikes for UMass students scheduled meetings with daughter and son, Karen and the cab of his 18-wheeler dergraduate students university will need to im- after a two-year freeze lawmakers to call for pas- Christopher; and grandson, where he ran his own trucking next year, a UMass of cial plement modest and rea- that ended in 2015. Out- sage of two bills related to George LeVasseur, all of Sa- business. said Monday, if lawmak- sonable tuition increases of-state tuition went up higher education funding. lem. He is also loved and sur- His love of athletics never ers agree to a $26 million for FY ‘20.” 3 percent, or an average One of the bills (H 1214/S vived by his siblings, Christine slowed, especially his many funding increase. Calise called the request $938 per student. 741) calls for $500 million Howard of Nahant, Timmy and stories of softball while grow- Otherwise, a fth consec- “an attempt to mitigate When UMass trustees in additional public higher Nina O’Connor of Nahant, ing up in Nahant. utive year of tuition hikes tuition increases.” She approved the 2.5 percent education funding. Linda and John Christensen Service information: Ser- could be on the horizon. said nearly $12 million bump last July, the Public The bill, known as the of Quechee, Vt.; sister-in-law, vices will be held at MURPHY Lisa Calise, senior vice would fund collective bar- Higher Education Net- Cherish Act, would also Diane O’Connor of Nahant; as Funeral Home, 85 Federal president of administra- gaining increases and the work of Massachusetts freeze tuition and fees for well as many siblings, nieces, St., Salem. Visiting hours are tion and nance at UMass, remainder would go to- (PHENOM) noted that ve years, provided that and nephews gained from Wednesday, March 20, 4-8 presented the university’s ward xed costs, including the increase was smaller lawmakers appropriate marriage. He is predeceased p.m. A funeral service will scal 2020 funding ask to nancial aid. than previous years but suf cient money to meet by his brothers John and Pat- be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, legislative budget writers. In his budget request, said it would put “a college targets spelled out in the rick of Nahant, as well as his March 21 at Murphy Funeral The ve-campus system is Gov. Charlie Baker fund- education out of reach of niece Sharon Barbiarz. Home, followed by a burial bill. requesting $568.3 million, ed the UMass line item at thousands more students UMass President Marty Jim served in the U.S.M.C. at Greenlawn Cemetery in which Calise said would after attending schools in Nahant. $558 million. and families and adds Meehan, whom Calise said represent a $26.2 million Responding to a question even more debt onto the al- could not attend Monday’s increase over scal 2019. from Rep. Hannah Kane, ready massive debt burden hearing at Bristol Com- “UMass has worked to Calise said the state ap- forced upon Massachusetts munity College because of maintain a low cost per propriation in scal 2019 students and families.” fundraising responsibili- IN MEMORIAM SAUGUS BRIEF student, and we will be covered approximately 22 PHENOM on Thursday ties, has said he supports FRANK HOPE JR. able to do so by freezing percent of the university’s is hosting an advocacy day the Cherish Act. 1996 ~ MARCH 19 ~ 2019 Nickolas elected as new Town Meeting member MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Gregory Nickolas is a Massachusetts gas prices A spokeswoman for AAA knowledge. fertilization treatment. new Town Meeting mem- up a nickel per gallon says gasoline demand has The Providence Jour- Hospital spokeswoman ber in Precinct 3. been steadily increasing nal reports that Marisa Amy Blustein declined to Town Meeting members BOSTON (AP) — The while stocks have been Cloutier-Bristol says comment on the case, cit- from the precinct unan- average price of a gallon gradually decreasing, in her lawsuit against ing patient privacy laws. imously voted to elect of gasoline in Massachu- which has driven up Women & Infants Hospi- Nickolas during a meet- setts has jumped a nickel pump prices. tal in Providence that its ing at the Town Clerk’s AAA found gas selling negligence took away her in the past week. 781-593-7700 God saw you getting tired and a for as low as $2.24 per chance to have another cure was not to be, so he put his of ce on Thursday night. 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Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynn urges: Play it safe at prom Warren backs plan for reparations study PROM and they’re getting any Geary said the program the work for this,” Geary From A1 kind of money, that’ll be came about 10 years ago said. “Everyone I’ve worked JACKSON, Miss. (AP) on issues important to taken away too.” and that while it has been with has been terrific.” — Democratic presiden- African-American com- can develop, especially if Both Geary and Wayne tweaked along the way, it Teens from Girls Inc. will tial candidate Elizabeth munities, winning cheers there’s alcohol involved. say that it’s important basically follows the same also put on skits that, the Warren on Monday em- for a call for Mississippi Also, Lynn attorney Ju- for parents to understand format. organization hopes, will braced a congressio- to replace its state flag — dith A. Wayne, who has their responsibilities “It’s just kind of a re- help parents navigate the nal proposal to study a the only one in the nation been speaking at the fo- when it comes to making minder for parents to often-choppy waters of how framework for repara- that depicts a Confeder- rum for the past four sure that any underage stress to their kids to take to approach their children tions to African-Ameri- ate image. Warren, 69, years, will educate par- students under their con- it slow this time of the to talk about the issues the cans hurt by the legacy has made racial justice a ents on the stringency of trol (which, Wayne said, year,” he said. forum addresses. of slavery as the best way centerpiece of her case for the social host laws. Those means any minor in the “And we’re fortunate As for how parents have to begin a “national, full- the Democratic nomina- laws hold adults in the house at any time) follow that since we’ve begun reacted in the past, Dana blown conversation” on tion, even as she doubles household accountable if the laws. They also stress the program, we haven’t Altman, community coor- the issue. down on her long-running underage guests — such that despite any efforts on had the type of tragedy dinator of substance use Warren first voiced sup- emphasis on economic in- as those who might attend their parts to be the “cool you’ve seen in other plac- prevention for Girls Inc., port for reparations last equity. a post-prom party — are parents,” their job in these es,” Geary said. “Some says it’s been overwhelm- month, becoming one of Warren also came out found to have consumed situations is to be vigilant parents the other night ingly positive. three 2020 Democrat- in favor of eliminating of the alcohol that may have and visible. at English said this was “I’m not a parent,” Alt- ic candidates to do so. the electoral college, the played a part in an auto Lena Crowley, director an eye-opening experience man said. “But I’d imag- But her comments about most pointed instance of accident in their homes. of middle and high school for them, and that it made ine parents don’t want a study on reparations, her opposition to the po- And she says that beyond programs at Girls Inc., them realize they had to to think that something made during a CNN town larizing mechanism the the cost of a potential said that it appears as if change some of their hab- like (a tragedy) could ever hall broadcast from Mis- nation uses to elect its tragedy, the ramifications parents take the message its. That’s nice to see.” happen to them. But this sissippi, mark a keener presidents. of violating the social host seriously. The program got its start is more prevention edu- focus from the Massachu- She has been critical of law are enormous. “Last year, when we under Geary’s predecessor, cation. We hope that it setts senator on her pre- the electoral college in “The consequences are were cleaning up after one Dennis Thompson, who sparks some curiosity on ferred route to tackle the the past, saying last year severe,” she said. “I’ve of the two nights, someone is now an assistant prin- their part, and that the in- thorny question of how that Trump’s 2016 victory seen people lose their came up to us and asked if cipal at Classical. Wayne formation will make them best to deal with systemic — despite Democrat Hil- homes because they’ve we could have one of these became involved through equipped to deal with it.” racial inequality. lary Clinton’s winning 3 been found liable under every month. I think par- her association with Girls The Democratic field’s million more total votes the law. There have been ents are looking for infor- Inc.’s Part of the Solution Steve Krause can be ongoing debate over rep- — is “not exactly the sign jobs lost. And if your chil- mation that will reinforce program. reached at skrause@item- arations comes as Afri- of a healthy democracy.” dren are going to college, their roles as parents.” “Girls Inc. does a ton of live.com. can-American voters are But Warren’s comments poised to exert significant on Monday were her most influence over the selec- straightforward endorse- tion of the party’s nomi- ment of an end to the nee to take on President electoral college system. Donald Trump. “I think everybody ought Warren offered in-depth to have to come and ask answers to several other for your vote,” Warren questions that touched said. KIPP ‘Leads The Way’ KIPP them to life, according to From A1 Galbraith. The top student groups presented physical computing. Some their toys to doctors and students made wear- teachers at Boston Chil- able watches while oth- dren’s Hospital. ers made a detector that “We want every single would flash after someone kid in our school to have crossed the street. an opportunity to take The Flight and Space part in an authentic en- Curriculum for the gineering project,” Gal- sixth-graders taught stu- braith said. “We are con- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK dents the different types tinuously working toward of aircrafts and how the Robert Tina stands in his favorite room of the facility, the “Cave Room.” that goal.” shape of a wing causes Not only does the Lynn flight. They designed glid- academy plan to keep the ers, tested them using a program in its middle LWSC floats strategy for the future computer program, then school, it plans to expand built them with wood. PLTW to the high school LWSC ly, competition will keep plant’s on-site ash landfill. and communications di- Seventh-grade students with a one-year course learned the Magic of Elec- From A1 that down,” he said. The plant’s other features rector for Save the Har- that will be built into a “Full risk” is the name include giant chlorine bor/Save the Bay. trons, which taught them three-year pathway. Gal- except in the last several for the $500,000 Veolia tanks, emergency gen- “I think Water & Sewer, how to build circuits to ac- braith said they also hope years when it climbed to receives annually as part erators the size of large the city of Lynn and the complish different tasks. to incorporate the pro- $6 million annually as the of its plant operation pay- trucks, and a 3 mile-long public should expect the The Design and Mod- gram into the elementary CPI rose. ment to cover repairs and underwater pipe sticking plant to use the most eco- eling course taught the school at some point. But LWSC Executive Di- equipment replacement at out into the ocean. nomical and effective tech- eighth-graders comput- “KIPP’s whole mission rector Daniel O’Neill said the plant. If maintenance With an eye on future nology,” Berman added. er-aided design (CAD), the is to give kids choice-filled future operating costs are costs in a year exceed that Lynnway development, He said LWSC was use of computers to aid in lives,” said Galbraith. a significant concern as amount, Veolia covers the Tina said the new contract “ahead of the curve” when the creation, modification, “STEM, engineering, work begins on preparing cost. may be drafted to make the $118 million plant analysis, or optimization problem solving, and sci- to draft a new, 20-year “It’s been a very good the plant’s landfill the was built 34 years ago but of a design. ence are huge roles that contract. contract for us. Veolia backup location for ash it needs additional up- The oldest middle school have traditionally not students used their cre- Only a handful of firms is responsible for every- and require the contract grades, including state-of- been open to all students. ativity to design toys for operate big-scale treat- thing,” Tina said. holder to truck ash to an the-art odor control. Our students have those children with cerebral pal- ment plants including Maintenance and equip- off-site land. That reversal O’Neill said an inde- opportunities.” sy, a congenital disorder of France-based Veolia and ment upgrades are a ma- of the current ash disposal pendent audit set to be movement, muscle tone, Bella diGrazia can be Suez Environment and jor concern in a facility method could extend the completed in the fall will or posture. They used soft- reached at bdigrazia@ CH2 Hill OMI based in that operates around the landfill’s lifespan beyond determine additional up- ware to design the toys itemlive.com. Follow her on Denver. clock, every day of the the current maximum 20- grade work needed at the and 3D printers to bring Twitter @BelladiGrazia. O’Neill said these com- week, turning 22 million year estimate, Tina said. plant before the detailed panies may look at the gallons of raw sewage a One long-time marine process of drawing up con- current Lynn contract and day from Lynn, Nahant, environment advocate tract specifications and Hair apparent way to decide adjustments need Saugus and Swampscott calls the last years of the advertising bids begins. to be made to wage, bene- into treated and sanitized treatment plant contract “We need to see what fits and the all-important water effluent deemed a perfect opportunity to needs to be done on Veo- show support in Saugus “full risk stipulation” in clean enough by federal modernize the plant and lia’s side and what LWSC the contract, potentially standards to dump into bolster future environ- has to budget for,” O’Neill HAIR from Kowloon Restaurant, resulting in a 30 percent the ocean. mental protection. said. From A1 Kelly’s Roast Beef, North increase in annual costs to Ash left over from the “The first and most im- Shore Music Theater, the LWSC. incineration of solids iso- portant thing is that the Thor Jourgensen can be “I buzz my head to show New England Aquarium, “We’re expecting a sig- lated in the treatment plant is modernized,” said reached at tjourgensen@ these courageous children and the Museum of Sci- nificant increase. Hopeful- process are buried in the Bruce Berman, strategy itemlive.com. they are not alone, others ence. stand beside them as they “If I can raise money and battle this terrible dis- help a child smile — from Peabody promotes idea of a new high school ease,” said Filipiak. a toy or a room makeover In the last four years, Fili- — then I will do whatever PEABODY multi-story building to roof in one section of the ments, the mayor said the piak has raised more than it takes,” said Filipiak. “I have dyed my hair, grown From A1 house more than 2,000 building only to see a leak school will require mil- $14,000 for One Mission. students at a cost of $310 spring in another section lions of dollars to main- He set his goal at $6,000 an outlandish beard be- The MSBA is funded by million. A new Somerville of the building.” tain. Decisions will have this year to surpass fore, not too sure what I collecting one penny of the High School is under con- Peabody has some ex- to be made whether the $20,000 raised overall. will do this year to bring state’s 6.25 percent sales struction on a hill behind perience securing MSBA school should be renovat- To get there, he’s step- attention to a worthwhile tax, nearly $900 million the existing school for funding and building new ed or built new, he said at ping up his fundraising cause.” last year. Since its incep- $257 million. schools. the time. The administra- tactics this year. He has To sponsor Filipiak or to tion in 2004, the agency Costs have risen dra- In 2013, the city was tion is leaning toward a already raised money by learn more information on how you can join The Buzz has given $13.6 billion in matically since the con- awarded $43.6 million new building. splitting the pot for Super Off, please visit www. reimbursements to mu- troversial Newton North for the new J. Henry Hig- “Our school leadership, Bowl squares and basket- buzzforkids.org/MarcFili- nicipalities and regional High School was built in gins Middle School, or Superintendent (Cara) ball brackets. piak5. school districts for school 2000 for nearly $200 mil- nearly 47 percent of the Murtagh, our School Com- On April 11, he will raise construction projects. lion. At the time, critics $93 million school. The mittee and I all agree that money at the Fuddruckers Bridget Turcotte can be The next step is City called it the Taj Mahal of 221,518-square-foot facili- Peabody needs to invest Restaurant in Reading reached at bturcotte@item- Council approval, which school building projects. ty was built to serve 1,340 in a modern facility which from 5-8 p.m. live.com. Follow her on is expected to be unani- Still, communities are students in grades six inspires our students and There will be raffles Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. mous on Thursday, March not on the hook for the en- through eight. It replaced their teachers to be the 28. The MSBA application tire amount. If the MSBA the 50-year-old school that very best they can be,” he deadline is April 12. gives the green light to suffered from deficiencies said. Subscribe to LAW OFFICES OF It’s not known yet what Peabody, the agency would in major building systems, On what happens next, JAMES J. CARRIGAN a new high school would cover up to 56 percent of including mechanical, elec- Griffin Dunne said she • Social Security Disability cost, but it’s a big ticket the cost. Typically, the city trical, heating and the roof. plans to pray. • Workers Compensation home delivery • Accidents item. would borrow the money Mayor Edward A. Bet- “Once we submit the ap- Last month, MSBA and get free access 25 years located across and pay it back over 10-30 tencourt Jr. did not return plication, I will go St. John’s from Lynn District Court approved design of a years. a call seeking comment. to the e-edition on every night and light a vig- 15 Johnson St. 418,000-square-foot high But the price tag does The mayor made con- il until the MSBA makes school in Waltham for 1,830 not dissuade Griffinstruction of a new high 781-596-0100 their decision,” she said. JAMES J. CARRIGAN students for $310 million. Dunne. school a priority in his ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Belmont is in the “I see what needs to State of the City address Thomas Grillo can be LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL planning stages for a be done,” she said. “It’s in January. reached at tgrillo@item- www.jamescarriganlaw.com 410,000-square-foot frustrating to fix a leaky Despite recent improve- live.com. [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2019 OPINION

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E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Mark Twain would have M£ H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. C¡ C 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 liked Sholem Aleichem Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W T J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman I liked Steve Krause’s adventures of Sholem Ale- for a sermon. When Louis Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. article, “Twain is met in ichem’s character, “Tevye B. Mayer, owner of MGM PUBLISHERS Swampscott” (The Dai- the Dairyman.” Studios, (famous for upbeat Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ly Item, March 15). It In his time, Aleichem, musicals) was urged to use All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 advertised a lecture about (whose popular work a certain script because Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Mark Twain to be given had been translated into he would be sending a pow- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 by Izzi Abrams on March English and other languag- erful message he replied, Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 21 at Swampscott Library. es) was referred to as “the “When I want to send a classi [email protected] Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 I am adding some addi- Jewish Mark Twain.” Mark message I’ll use Western Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 tional interesting infor- Twain, who was a fan of Union.” Circulation John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 mation about Mark Twain Aleichem said of himself, “I When Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clem- am the American Sholem wanted to send a mes- [email protected] ens) that I would describe Aleichem.” Both writers sage against racism he Ext. 3 as “Mark Twain on Jewish were famous for the unpre- was able to do so directly Newsroom stuff.” [email protected] tentious, natural, earthy and speaking for himself [email protected] Mark Twain was a very language and character without hiding behind prolific, world-famous types that enriched the any characterization or Ext. 4 writer and also a world humor of their stories. storytelling. In September Sports [email protected] EDITORIAL traveler. A whole Daily Izzy Abrams points out 1899, Harper’s Magazine Item newspaper could that in the story “Huckle- published Mark Twain’s Ext. 5 be filled with great news berry Finn,” the boy has news article, “Concerning Retail and Online Advertising about Samuel Langhorne to struggle with his con- the Jews.” The article can [email protected] Clemens and there would science whether or not to be called up on inter- A lesson in terrible ADVERTISING still be interesting materi- turn in the fugitive slave, net and the readers can al left out for lack of space. Jim. Izzy asks “Isn’t that see for themselves the Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising judgment and values Please, therefore, do not powerful?” favorable words Samuel and Business Development, ext. 1355 regard my additional in- Yes. It is powerful. How- Clemens has for Jews. He [email protected] formation on Mark Twain ever, if it were intended puzzles over the ongoing, The college admissions bribery scandal dis- Gary Golden as any indication that the as a lesson against racist unjust and pervasive per- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 closed by federal prosecutors touched off national article was remiss for not oppression (and it probably secution that Jews seem [email protected] outrage on the juicy topics of elite education, priv- including it. was) it is an oblique and to have been suffering Ralph Mitchell ilege and celebrity criminal allegations. Wealthy, Sales Representative, ext. 1313 I have heard and read very indirect lesson. It is since the beginning of [email protected] well-known parents are accused of paying to open many comparisons be- a fictional thought of a their history. Mark Twain “side doors” for their children to enter schools in- Patricia Whalen tween the contemporary fictional boy in a fictional concludes that the real Sales Representative, ext. 1310 cluding Yale, Stanford and Georgetown. classical writers, Sholem story about a particular fic- underlying reason for [email protected] William Singer, the admissions middleman at Aleichem and Mark tional Negro. What lesson anti-Semitism is rooted BUSINESS OFFICE the center of the scheme, has pleaded guilty to Twain. A Jewish writer, should we derive about In- more in economy than in Maria Alvaracin racketeering conspiracy and money laundering Aleichem wrote humor- dians from the character of religion. His essay ends ext. 1205 conspiracy, and 50 parents and associates have ous stories in Yiddish “Injun Joe” in the same sto- with awe and admiration [email protected] been charged with related crimes. The alleged be- about Jewish characters ry? “Huckleberry Finn” is for Jews: “What is the se- Susan J. Conti havior is an offense against smart kids, especially Controller, ext. 1288 and Jewish life in czarist a profoundly thought-pro- cret of his (i.e. the Jew’s) [email protected] those who may have had coveted university spots Russia. The hit musical voking story but it is still immortality?” snatched away from them. Then there are the tax- Ted Grant and movie, “Fiddler on a story. It is intended more Hersh Goldman Publisher, ext. 1234 payers, who contribute to funding higher educa- the Roof,” is based on the for entertainment than Swampscott [email protected] tion and expect their dollars to be used fairly. Marian Kinney The allegations of brazen test-cheating and ad- LEONID BERSHIDSKY ext. 1212 mission-buying poke a decade-old wound in Il- [email protected] linois, where the Chicago Tribune’s “Clout Goes Will Kraft to College” series exposed a shadow admissions Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 system at the University of Illinois that gave [email protected] Treat far-right terror Mike Shanahan well-connected applicants an edge over better stu- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 dents at a pace of 200 a year from 2005 to 2009. [email protected] This practice, at a public university no less, gave Carolina Trujillo places to students known to be under-qualified as Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 as the threat it is [email protected] admissions officers complained in vain. There are plenty of ways to have a great college about its prevalence and Jim Wilson experience outside the most elite schools, or to do The deadly attacks on the past 10 years. In 2018, Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 nature. Policymakers, [email protected] well in life without college. But access to a plum two New Zealand mosques every one of the perpetra- tors of the 37 extremist-re- though, should be more university spot can be life-changing for any stu- should draw attention to CIRCULATION lated murders in the U.S. willing to put their biases dent, especially those without money or connec- an obvious fact: Terrorists Lisa Mahmoud had ties to at least one far- aside. While it would be tions who must forge their own path to achieve- linked to the far right are Manager, ext. 1239 no less murderous than right movement, although foolish to ignore militant [email protected] ment. the Islamist groups that one had recently switched Islamist groups, govern- CLASSIFIED Olivia Jade Giannulli, daughter of actress Lori get more headlines and to supporting Islamist ex- ments must pay close at- Loughlin, one of the parents charged, didn’t need Abbe Young Smith attention from politicians. tremism, the ADL says. tention to right-wing ex- Manager, ext. 1276 an allegedly ill-gotten admission to the Univer- Western governments Importantly, the number tremist organizations. [email protected] sity of Southern California to make a go of life. shouldn’t be fooled by the of incidents of violence per- In Germany, the Federal GRAPHICS Apparently she didn’t even want it. She pitched skewed headline count; petrated by the far right is Office for the Protection of products as an Instagram influencer and pout- Trevor Andreozzi watching white suprema- on the rise. The Institute the Constitution already Designer ed about college on social media. “It’s so hard to [email protected] cists should be a priority for Economics and Peace monitors all such groups try in school when you don’t care about anything — alongside preventing noted in its 2018 Global (or 25,250 people at the Mohamed Diop you’re learning,” she posted. Designer the radicalization of Mus- Terrorism Index report last count in 2017, up from What a stick in the weary eye of any diligent [email protected] lim minorities. This is not that the number of such 9,600 in 2012). The author- student who sweated over an admissions essay Mark Sutherland just a moment to grieve killings increased from ities don’t just make a spe- and deserved an honest shot at admittance at a Creative Director the 50 dead in Christ- three in 2014 to 17 in 2017. cial effort to track right- [email protected] time when USC was crowing about its declining church. It’s time to review Meanwhile, Islamist-in- wing crime by motivation, NEWSROOM acceptance rate. Just 13 percent of students who the data and make a con- spired terrorism appears to they also try to assess how applied won a spot in 2018 as “a landslide of out- Mike Alongi scious policy shift. be on the wane, with the at- many of their members are Sports Reporter ext. 1228 standing applications (raised) the bar for admits,” Islamist terrorists killed tempt to create a caliphate capable of violence through [email protected] it said on its website. hundreds of people in in the Middle East roundly monitoring and infiltrating Bill Brotherton Competitive college admissions is a zero-sum defeated and the ideal of Features Editor ext. 1338 Western Europe and the radical groups. [email protected] game. There are only so many spots available, so U.S. between 2014 and pure Islamic statehood los- Though the German Gayla Cawley for each cheater, a worthy student is displaced. 2016, the heyday of the Is- ing its attractiveness to the record of fighting right- And for every revelation of clout or cheating, un- Reporter, ext. 1236 lamic State. That drew at- assorted misfits among the wing violence is far from [email protected] told numbers of young people get the message tention away from far-right West’s Muslim minorities. spotless (and the grow- Cheryl Charles that merit doesn’t matter, only money. Why strive terrorists, but they have According to Jane’s Terror- ing membership of radi- News Editor, ext. 1278 in a rigged system? kept on killing: 66 people ism and Insurgency Cen- cal groups is evidence of [email protected] Students from disadvantaged backgrounds al- in 113 attacks around the ter’s Global Attack Index, that), the approach itself Bella diGrazia ready know they’re competing against peers who fatalities linked to Islamic Reporter, ext. 1317 world between 2013 and is correct. Western govern- [email protected] have every benefit — from healthy food, home- 2017, according to the Syd- State declined by 51.5 per- ments must make an ef- work help and enriching vacations to freedom Thomas Grillo ney-based Institute for cent in 2018. fort to keep a close eye on Reporter, ext. 1264 from worries about side jobs and student loan Economics and Peace. The far right has never the far right just as they [email protected] debt. Those who believe all young people deserve The Australian think- killed on the same scale do on potentially danger- Spenser Hasak an opportunity to succeed in life should support tank’s count is, however, as the Islamic State. But ous Muslim groups. Photographer, ext. 1332 rooting out the corruption and favoritism that too low. It includes only it has grown by feeding off And they should adopt [email protected] hurts families who attempt to compete on the expressly politically mo- white supremacists’ fears the approach to record- Thor Jourgensen merits. of Muslim immigration Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 tivated killings accompa- ing crime used by the An- [email protected] Any parent convicted in this scheme has done nied by white supremacist and the public perception ti-Defamation League. This harm to the public, other students and their Daniel Kane manifestos or preceded by that terrorism is Islamist means assuming the specif- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 own children, too — by corrupting the notion of racist social media posts — by nature. That process ic motives of a violent crime [email protected] achievement. Here’s a lesson for the ages, and we like those perpetrated by has been helped by the are less important than Steve Krause offer it for free: The bought trophy never satisfies. Norwegian Anders Breivik, fact that Islamist-linked the perpetrator’s links to a Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 who shot 77 people in 2011, attacks receive dispropor- [email protected] A Chicago Tribune editorial white supremacist group. or Dylann Roof, who mur- tionate media coverage. Such assumptions, after Owen O’Rourke A recent paper by Erin Photographer, ext. 1224 dered nine black worship- all, are already being made [email protected] pers at a church in Charles- Kearns of the University about Islamists. Emma LeBlanc Pérez ton, S.C., in 2015. There are of Alabama and her col- The mechanisms of rad- Copy Editor other murders that aren’t leagues showed only 12.5 icalization are similar re- [email protected] always confessed so clear- percent of the 136 terror- gardless of religion and eth- Harold Rivera ly. They are often mixed in ist acts that occurred in nicity. Anti-terror policies Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] with everyday thuggery the U.S. between 2006 and should be based on that fact and violent psychosis in po- 2015 were linked to such and be equally tough on ev- Roberto Scalese groups — but they received News Editor, ext. 1211 lice statistics. ery kind of murderous rad- [email protected] The U.S. Anti-Defamation more than half of the news icalism. The Christchurch Anne Marie Tobin League attempts a broader coverage. If the perpetrator killings are a reminder that Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 count, stressing murderers’ is a Muslim, the number of this is not yet the case. [email protected] links with far-right organi- stories about the attack in- Bridget Turcotte zations rather than their creases by 357 percent, the Leonid Bershidsky is Reporter, ext. 1269 stated motives. According academics calculated. Bloomberg Opinion’s Eu- [email protected] to the group, right-wing ex- In a separate paper, Ke- rope columnist. He was Ryan York arns showed that giving the founding editor of the Copy Editor, ext. 1220 tremists were responsible [email protected] for 70 percent of the 427 people more data about Russian business daily Ve- extremist-related killings terrorism doesn’t neces- domosti and founded the TECHNOLOGY that occurred in the U.S. in sarily change their minds opinion website Slon.ru. 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] TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Kobach hopes to resurrect proof-of-citizenship voting law

By Lindsay all of them were citizens. including by people who state. Kansas’ Republican proof-of-citizenship law Whitehurst Solicitor General Toby are in the country illegal- attorney general, Derek was “a disastrous exper- ASSOCIATED PRESS Crouse said there were ly. Many experts say such Schmidt, has taken up iment” that damaged problems with the way the voter fraud is extremely its defense during the ap- the state’s voter rolls, SALT LAKE CITY — law was implemented, but rare, and critics contend peal, saying in an emailed disenfranchised tens of Kansas’ solicitor general he argued that the state that the Republican-led statement that the law thousands and eroded on Monday called on a fed- should be able to ensure efforts are actually meant was passed by large bi- confidence in the state’s eral appeals court to re- that ballots are cast legal- to suppress turnout from partisan majorities in the elections. instate the state’s law re- ly and called on the court groups who tend to back Legislature. The National Confer- quiring people to provide to resurrect the law. Democrats, including ra- “The Legislature is free ence of State Legislatures proof of citizenship before “The rollout is prob- cial minorities and college to repeal the statute if it is has counted 35 states that they can register to vote, lematic and concerning students. no longer favored, but as have laws requiring some saying problems with how and should be improved, The law was championed long as the law requiring form of identification at it was enforced during the but that’s not a reason to by former Kansas Secre- documentary proof of citi- the polls, but the Kansas three years it was in place undermine the law and tary of State Kris Kobach, zenship to register to vote voter registration statute are fixable. strike it down as unconsti- who led President Donald remains on the books, we at issue goes further by During a hearing before tutional,” he said. Trump’s now-defunct vot- think it, like other duly requiring people to pro- a three-judge panel of the Dale Ho, director of the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS er fraud commission and enacted state laws, de- vide documents such as a 10th Circuit Court of Ap- American Civil Liberties was a leading source for serves a full and vigorous birth certificate, U.S. pass- peals in Salt Lake City in Union’s Voting Rights Then-Kansas Sec- Trump’s unsubstantiated legal defense,” Schmidt port or naturalization pa- a case with national impli- Project, disagreed. He said retary of State Kris claim that millions of im- said. pers before they can even cations for voting rights, cases where people can’t Kobach responds to migrants living in the U.S. Kansas argued in court register to vote. Arizona is Judge Jerome Holmes find their birth certificate questions from report- illegally may have voted filings that it has a com- the only other state with a questioned attorneys for or afford a new one are in- ers in Topeka, Kan. in the 2016 election. pelling interest in pre- similar law in effect, but the state and for plaintiffs evitable, and the Kansas Kansas Gov. Laura Kel- venting voter fraud. It it is far more lenient and who succeeded in getting a law contains few fail-safes The judges didn’t indi- ly, a Democrat, supported contended its proof-of-cit- allows people to satisfy it lower court to overturn the to ensure citizens can cast cate when they might rule. the legislation when she izenship requirement is by writing their driver’s law, which was in effect a ballot. was a state senator but not a significant burden license number on the The legal fight has drawn from 2013 until 2016. He “The difficulties of im- opposes resurrecting it. and protects the integrity voter registration form. pointed to evidence that plementing a law like this, national attention as Re- Kobach, who is an attor- of elections and the accu- Proof-of-citizenship laws it kept more than 30,000 which is unique in the publicans pursue voter ney, personally defended racy of voter rolls. in Alabama and Georgia people from registering to country, are baked into the ID laws aimed at prevent- the statute in the courts Critics countered are not currently being vote even though nearly statute,” he said. ing in-person voter fraud, while he was secretary of that the documentary enforced. ‘We need a million — and quick!’ Democratic candidates’ playbook

By Brian Slodysko ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Washington Gov. Jay In- slee, little known outside his home state, boasts he raised over $1 million in the days after launching his White House bid. For- mer Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and others say they did, too. Impressive numbers, even if dwarfed by the $6 million or so reported by Bernie Sanders and now Beto O’Rourke. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The seven-digit figures for the lesser-known Dem- Andrew Bauer and Shawn Shonerd bring supplies to the Bellwood ocratic hopefuls don’t lie, Lakes area Monday in Bellwood, Neb. Much of the area was heavily im- but they don’t tell the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pacted by flooding along the Platte River. whole story either. Early bursts of donations don’t Washington Gov. Jay Inslee listens as he takes happen by accident, espe- part in a non-partisan panel discussion host- Homes flood as Missouri River cially for candidates with ed by the University of Washington Jackson little national name rec- School and the American Security Project on ognition such as Inslee, the UW campus in Seattle. overtops, breaches levees who hit his target thanks in part to an email list of campaigns. However, he Senators have a leg up. By Heather management director for souri State Highway Pa- donors he’s cultivated for added: “It’s a great talking They can take money from Hollingsworth Missouri’s Holt County. trol crews were on stand- months. point.” existing federal campaign ASSOCIATED PRESS He said many homes in by to rescue anyone who He’s among a crowded So how do you get to $1 accounts, while governors a mostly rural area of Holt insisted on staying despite field of more than a doz- million within 24, 48 or 72 are largely barred from KANSAS CITY, Mo. the danger. County were inundated en Democrats who are hours? doing the same with their — Hundreds of homes with 6 to 7 feet of water “The next four to five feverishly trying to show Candidates like Vermont state accounts. flooded in several Mid- from the swollen Missouri days are going to be pret- they can raise big money Sen. Sanders and former Before his early March western states after rivers River. He noted that local ty rough,” said Rhonda and realistically challenge Texas Rep. O’Rourke have launch, Inslee spent breached at least a dozen farmers are only a month Wiley, Atchison County’s Republican President used their star power to months running targeted levees following heavy away from planting corn emergency management Donald Trump. With the quickly raise astronom- ads that asked Facebook rain and snowmelt in the and soybeans. and 911 director. first-quarter fundraising ical sums. O’Rourke an- users to fork over their region, authorities said “The water isn’t going to The Missouri River al- deadline looming, some nounced on Monday that email addresses to join Monday while warning be gone, and the levees ar- ready crested upstream are straining credulity to that the flooding was ex- en’t going to be fixed this of Omaha, Neb., though give the impression of a he edged Sanders by pull- his fight against climate pected to linger. year,” said Bullock, whose hundreds of people re- spontaneous groundswell ing in $6.1 million in the change — now the sig- About 200 miles of le- own home was now on mained out of their homes of support. 24 hours after his launch. nature issue of his cam- vees were compromised an island surrounded by and water continued to In addition to Inslee and But a wide range of paign. At the same time, — either breached or over- floodwater. pour through busted le- Hickenlooper, Minnesota tools are available to help Inslee, who was then head topped — in four states, One couple was rescued vees. Flooding was so bad Sen. Amy Klobuchar and the lesser-known White of the Democratic Gover- the U.S. Army Corps of En- by helicopter after water around Fremont, Nebras- California Sen. Kamala House hopefuls. nors Association, made gineers said. Even in plac- from three breached le- ka, that just one lane of Harris have boasted they They include rented prospecting trips to states es where the water level vees swept across 40,000 U.S. 30 was uncovered raised $1 million or more fundraisings email lists, including New York and peaked in those states — acres, he said. Another outside the city of 26,000. in the hours and days af- targeted social media California. Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri nine breaches were con- State law enforcement lim- ter launching their cam- ads (which all candidates He started collecting and Kansas — the current firmed in Nebraska and ited traffic on that road to paigns. use) and revenue sharing larger checks from conven- was fast and the water so Iowa counties south of the pre-approved trucks car- What that signifies is agreements, which allow tional donors in the weeks high that damage contin- Platte River, the Corps rying gas, food, water and less clear. interest groups to raise before the launch. Then, ued to pile up. The flood- said. other essential supplies. “It’s a strange goal post money for their own caus- shortly after announc- ing was blamed for at In Atchison County, Mis- “There are no easy fixes for viability, and there es while splitting it with a ing his run, his campaign least three deaths. souri, about 130 people to any of this,” said Fre- are a lot of tricks you can favorite candidate. Fund- blasted out thousands of “The levees are busted were urged to leave their mont City Administrator use to come up with that raising commitments are fundraising emails and and we aren’t even into homes as water levels rose Brian Newton. “We need number,” said Tim Lim, a often lined up in advance, the online money started the wet season when the and strained levees, three Mother Nature to de- Democratic strategist who while creative accounting to roll in, which he juiced rivers run high,” said Tom of which had already been crease the height of the worked for Hillary Clin- maneuvers can be used to by making rounds on the Bullock, the emergency overtopped by water. Mis- river.” ton’s and Barack Obama’s pad the bottom line. talk show circuit. Judge: Feds can post info on FBI raid of Trump’s ex-lawyer By Larry Neumeister December for crimes in- forcement and Congress.” media organizations had ASSOCIATED PRESS cluding lying to Congress Pauley ruled last month cited high public interest and paying two women to that some parts of the and a right to access. NEW YORK — A judge stay silent about affairs search warrant documents Prosecutors had opposed directed prosecutors Mon- they claimed to have had can remain secret because the request, saying dis- day to publicly release with Trump. making them public could closure “would jeopardize documents related to the Cohen, scheduled to jeopardize ongoing inves- an ongoing investigation search warrant for last report to prison in May, tigations. Those portions and prejudice the privacy year’s FBI raids on the recently testified before include information sur- home and office of Presi- rights of uncharged third Congress in open and rounding Cohen’s cam- parties.” They declined dent Donald Trump’s for- closed hearings about his paign finance crimes. through a spokeswoman mer lawyer, Michael Co- dealings with Trump over The judge said prosecu- to comment Monday. hen. the past decade. tors can disclose portions U.S. District Judge Wil- In a statement Monday, of materials related to Co- News organizations in liam H. Pauley III ordered Cohen’s lawyer, Lanny hen’s tax evasion and false the legal action to unseal that redacted versions of Davis, said the impending statements to financial in- the documents includ- the documents be released release of the warrant fur- stitutions charges, along ed the AP, The New York Tuesday. thers Cohen’s interest in with Cohen’s conduct that Times and the parent Media organizations had companies of ABC and “continuing to cooperate did not result in criminal FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS requested access to the re- and providing information charges. CBS News, CNN, the Dai- cords. and the truth about Don- In requesting the re- ly News, The Wall Street Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s for- Pauley sentenced Cohen ald Trump and the Trump cords, The Associated Journal, Newsday and the mer lawyer, returns to testify on Capitol Hill in to three years in prison in organization to law en- Press and eight other New York Post. Washington. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- 11 a.m. Officer reports every- Chaian Santiago, 22, of 10 9:15 a.m. and 2:30-3:30 p.m. larly arrests, reflect police records. In thing is OK. Holten St., Apt. 6, was sum- at 4 and 5 Terri Road. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, moned to court for trespassing Caller reports a large piece of it is the sole responsibility of the con- Complaints on Thursday at 3:40 p.m. at metal in the left lane of Route 7-Eleven at 115 Main St. 128 at Exit 25 on Friday at cerned party to contact the relevant Caller locked out at 570 Gerard E. Oathout, 26, of 1:07 p.m. The Massachusetts police department and have the Broadway on Friday at 8 a.m. 237 Jenness St., Lynn, was Highway Department notified. department issue a notice of correc- Call handled by Lynnfield Fire summoned following a motor Caller reports losing his keys tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Department. vehicle stop at 1 Summit St. at or near Anytime Fitness at 2 clarifications will not be made without Pedestrian struck by a car and 0 Christian Drive on Friday First Ave. on Friday at 2:30 p.m. at 500 Ross Drive on Friday at 12:02 p.m. for operating Caller was unsure if another express notice of change from the ar- at 1:23 p.m. Patient taken to resting police department. a motor vehicle after license patron may have taken his keys the hospital. See above for suspension. Vehicle was taken in error. Key chain should have summons of Brie A. Baker and from the scene by a licensed a key to a Chevrolet pickup PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Frank Baker. LYNN operator. with no other distinguishing Ozark (Ala.) Police Chief Marlos Walker com- Caller reported a suspicious Talon G. Ouellette, 21, was features. ments during a press conference Monday an- Arrests person at Whole Foods Market summoned following a traf- A 911 hang up from a cell- at 100 Market St. on Friday at nouncing the arrest of Coley McCraney of Damaris Colindres, 19, of fic stop at North Shore Home phone in Peabody Square on nearby Dothan for the 1999 slayings of Dothan 6:19 p.m. Caller said the oper- Medical Supply at 104 New- Friday at 2:41 p.m. On the call 95 Chester Ave., Chelsea, was ator of a dark sedan wearing teens J.B. Beasley and Tracie Hawlett. arrested and charged with un- bury St. on Friday at 1:14 p.m. back, the man said his phone a black hoodie appears to be for the unlicensed operation of dialed the number. There is no licensed operation of a motor conducting a drug deal. Offi- vehicle, failure to stop/yield a motor vehicle. emergency. cer checked the area but was Raynel Mazara, 25, was Animal control officer con- Truck-driving and failure to wear a seat belt unable to locate anyone fitting at 1:41 a.m. Monday. summoned following a traf- ducted annual kennel inspec- that description. fic stop at North Shore Home tion at The Dog Mother at 558 Yuber Rodriguez, 22, of 24 Report of a small, white, four- James St., was arrested and Medical Supply at 104 New- Lowell St. on Friday at 8:50 preacher charged door sedan with a spoiler on bury St. on Friday at 1:14 p.m. a.m. charged with OUI liquor, leaving the rear driving up and down the scene of property damage for the unlicensed operation of Phillips Street blowing the horn a motor vehicle on a permit. and reckless operation of a on Friday at 9:49 p.m. Officer SAUGUS with killing teens motor vehicle at 10:59 p.m. reports checked the area and Accidents Sunday. all is quiet. Arrests By Kim Chandler arrived. They were found Jose Umanzor, 26, of 42 Past hit and run crash in the Richard M. Imperato, 39, of ASSOCIATED PRESS the next day in the trunk Belle Ave., was arrested and Medical Aid parking lot at 4 Centennial of Beasley’s black Mazda 44 Essex St., Lynn, was arrest- OZARK, Ala. — A charged with unlicensed oper- Drive was reported on Thursday along a road in Ozark, a ation of a motor vehicle and Ambulance requested from 6 ed and charged with failing to truck-driving preacher at 4:57 p.m. Officer will docu- stop or yield, receiving a stolen city of 19,000 people locat- leaving the scene of property Westover Drive for a 2-year-old ment. charged with killing two ed about 90 miles south- damage at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. having a seizure on Friday at motor vehicle, failure to keep Alabama teenagers found Report of a car off the road right for an oncoming motor east of Montgomery. Each 1:20 p.m. Patient taken to the on Friday at 12:44 a.m. at 50 shot to death in a car had a gunshot wound to Accidents hospital. vehicle, and operating a mo- trunk nearly 20 years ago Farm Ave. Officer reports the tor vehicle with a suspended the head. Caller from 4 Wheeler St. vehicle swerved and struck a was tied to the slayings Sherry Gilland, who A report of a motor vehicle reported a woman who is not license. through a DNA match un- crash at 11:16 a.m. Sunday fence. Gaeta’s Tow has the ve- Alec P. Sartanowicz, 25, of lived near a convenience feeling well on Saturday at hicle and officer will document. covered with genetic gene- store where the girls were at 725 Western Ave.; at 12:23 8:35 a.m. Patient taken to the 60 Dudley St., Medford, was alogy testing, authorities p.m. Sunday at Dunkin’ Donuts Caller reports her vehicle was arrested and charged with op- last seen, said the killings hospital. struck by a trash truck at East- said Monday. changed the community. at 577 Walnut St.; at 2:01 p.m. Well-being check requested erating under the influence of The analysis linked ev- Sunday at 86 Cottage St.; at ern Bank at 37 Foster St. and liquor and malicious destruc- Afterward, Gilland said, by a daughter whose mother fled on Friday at 10:46 p.m. idence that sat for years she was afraid to let her 2:53 p.m. Sunday at 790 West- lives at 3 Wymon Way on Sat- tion of property under $1,200. in a police freezer to Coley ern Ave.; at 4:43 p.m. Sun- The officer has a possible sus- own daughter ride her bi- urday at 12:08 p.m. Officer pect and he will be following up McCraney, 45, of Dothan, cycle or walk too far from day at Franklin and Laighton spoke with resident and every- Accidents Ala., police said. streets; at 6:05 p.m. Sunday the incident. home. thing OK. Report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle McCraney was taken into “It has been a cloud over at 91 Rockaway St.; at 6:49 custody Friday and booked p.m. Sunday at 1000 Western crash in the parking lot of 150 accident on Broadway at 8:07 the town, but now it’s lift- MARBLEHEAD Main St. on Friday at 2:16 p.m. a.m. Friday; at 217 Water St. Saturday on rape and ed,” she said. Ave.; at 10:43 a.m. Monday capital murder charges, at Bay View and Western ave- Officer reports no injuries and at 1:59 p.m. Friday; at Walnut A judge had ordered Mc- Accident no tow needed. Street and Great Woods Road according to officials and Craney to submit to DNA nues; at 11:05 a.m. Monday at jail records. He now faces 524 Boston St.; at 11:30 a.m. Motor vehicle crash reported at 9 p.m. Friday; at Dick’s testing less than a month A report of a motor vehicle at Route 128 and 0 Centenni- Sporting Goods on Broadway a potential death penalty after the slayings because Monday at Holyoke and Walnut crash at 1:24 p.m. Sunday at in the killings in 1999 of streets; at 12:20 p.m. Monday al Drive on Friday at 2:44 p.m. at 2:34 p.m. Saturday; at 444 a woman filed suit claim- Tedesco Street and Leggs Hill Massachusetts State Police will Broadway at 1:20 a.m. Satur- Tracie Hawlett and J.B. ing he was the father of at 70 Market Square. Road. Beasley, both 17. A report of a motor vehicle handle and are on scene. No day; at 1201 Broadway at 1:39 her daughter, court docu- personal injury reported. p.m. Sunday; on Broadway at Hawlett’s mother, Car- ments show. But he failed crash with personal injury at Complaint ol Roberts, said she went 2:15 p.m. Sunday at Bellaire 2:03 p.m. Sunday; at Main to submit a sample and Complaints Street and Broadway at 2:18 numb when she heard of was ordered to pay child and Western avenues. A report of a woman in the McCraney’s arrest. She A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Sunday. support. road at 4:23 a.m. Monday at Possible stroke reported at said that as the years hit and run crash at 10:04 p.m. Last year’s arrest of West Shore Drive and Turn- a doctor’s office at Essex Neu- ticked by, she began to Sunday at 99 High Rock St. Complaints “Golden State Killer” sus- er Road. A caller reported he rological Associates at 6 Essex doubt if the case would pect Joseph DeAngelo in passed a woman in the road- Center on Thursday at 3:18 A report of a suspicious mo- ever be solved. California — in which Breaking and Entering way attempting to flag cars p.m. No police needed. Call tor vehicle at 19 Atkinson Drive “God gave her to me. He genealogy testing helped down. He passed by her twice A report of a breaking and handled by Atlantic Ambulance. at 2:17 a.m. Friday. didn’t have the right to do identify the suspect — while she was doing the same Woman from 30 Abington Staff at Wood Spring Suites that. I just want to know helped prompt police to entering at 6:30 p.m. Sunday thing. Police spoke with the at 30 Empire St. Ave. wanted to speak to an on Route 1 reported a custom- why,” said Roberts, who send their evidence to caller who said the woman was officer regarding her neighbor’s er asked to extend his stay but wore a button featuring Parabon NanoLabs in standing in the driveway of a Overdose recent behavior on Thursday was denied, then became very her daughter’s photo at Reston, Virginia, for DNA West Shore Drive home. Police at 5:16 p.m. Officer will docu- aggressive at 11:05 a.m. Friday. the news conference an- analysis, Walker said. A report of an overdose at searched the area, but couldn’t ment. An Essex Street resident re- nouncing the arrest. CeCe Moore, chief genet- 11:17 p.m. Sunday on Broad- find her. Report of clothing left on ported that he ordered take McCraney, who has his ic genealogist with Para- way. the side of Howley Street on out from Uber eats and when own church and preached bon NanoLabs, said in- Theft Thursday at 5:17 p.m. The De- he was notified they were near- recently, is cooperating formation from the crime Theft A report of a larceny/forgery/ partment of Public Works was by, he found an unknown man with authorities, said de- scene DNA was uploaded asked to pick it up. climbing through his neighbors’ fense attorney David Har- to the genealogy database A report of a robbery at 7:19 fraud at 8:20 a.m. Sunday on Pearl Street. The Peabody Municipal Light window at 8:12 p.m. Friday. rison. called GEDmatch, where p.m. Sunday at Green and Plant at 210 Warren St. Exten- He questioned what the man “My heart goes out to the people voluntarily sub- Union streets. sion reported suspicious activi- was doing and he stated that victims’ families,” Harri- mit their own information A report of a larceny at 10:20 NAHANT ty on Thursday at 5:27 p.m. his friend lived there. The caller son said. “It’s a tragedy. while searching for rela- p.m. Sunday at 780 Lynnway. Bill & Bob’s Roast Beef re- asked the man what his friend’s We don’t need to make it tives. Arrests porting juveniles destroying the name was and when he gave make three tragedies by Moore said they were LYNNFIELD Michael K. Russell, 37, of bathroom at 2 Central St. on the wrong answer, he took off convicting him.” able to identify an ex- 133 Wilson Road, Apt. 2, was Thursday at 7:43 p.m. Officer running toward Essex Street. Ozark Police Chief Mar- tended family, meaning at Summons arrested on warrant charges. reports juveniles left without A report of a manhole cover los Walker said he knew least one relative of Mc- incident, no damage to the missing in the road at 1 Cheev- McCraney from living in Craney had voluntarily Brie A. Baker, 42, of 500 Julia Rene Yanakopulos, 29, of 10 Dearborn St., Medford, bathroom. er Ave. at 9:22 a.m. Saturday. the same city and was sur- submitted DNA. Ross Drive, was summoned on Caller reported he saw a Police found the manhole cover prised when DNA testing The police chief said the Friday at 1:23 p.m. for domes- was arrested and charged with operating under the influence woman at Stop & Shop at 19 and secured it in place. linked him to the slayings. genealogy work identified tic assault and battery. Howley St. on Thursday at 8:09 A caller reported a man and He credited science, dil- a family, and then inves- Frank R. Baker, 43, of 16 of liquor, negligent operation of a motor vehicle, and speeding p.m. who appears disoriented a child went into the bathroom igence, and divine inter- tigators “ultimately nar- Griggs St., Dracut, was sum- and lost. She is described as at Dunkin’ Donuts on Lincoln vention with the arrest. rowed it down to a single moned on Friday at 1:23 p.m. at a rate of speed exceeding the posted limit. a white woman wearing jeans Avenue and left a syringe at “I’m a spiritual guy, so it person.” He said they then for leaving the scene of an ac- and a navy hoodie pushing a 11:44 a.m. Saturday. was all God’s work,” Walk- obtained a DNA sample cident with personal injury. Charles J. Montroy, 26, of 55 Wilson St., Clinton, was arrest- laundry cart headed toward A report of wires down at the er said. from McCraney and the Shannon Brogna, 22, of 116 Main Street. Officer checked corner of Lincoln Avenue and The girls left Dothan state crime lab matched it Lincoln St., Winthrop, was sum- ed and charged with a motor vehicle lights violation and op- the area and could not locate Wendell Street at 12:24 p.m. the night of July 3, 1999, to that found at the 1999 moned on Saturday at 11:23 her. Officer spoke with the re- Saturday. to go to a party but never crime scene. p.m. at King’s Entertainment erating a motor vehicle with a suspended license. porting party who caught up A report of a shopping cart in at 510 Market St. for domestic with her on Colonial Terrace the roadway on Route 1 South assault and battery. POLICE BRIEFS Complaints where she lives. After speaking near Eastern Bank at 3:22 p.m. with her, she was coherent and Saturday. Accidents A caller reported a vehi- not in need of assistance. A report of a verbal alterca- Man shot to death in DJ killed in shooting that Motor vehicle crash with cle passed him crossing the Suspicious motor vehicle re- tion with a customer at Bank Springfield over weekend left another man injured double line on Nahant Road ported at Tannery Apartments of America on Broadway who property damage reported at SPRINGFIELD (AP) — BROCKTON (AP) — 47 Brook Drive on Friday at at 5:35 p.m. Friday. The caller parking lot at 50 Warren St. on is upset the bank is closed at Authorities are investi- Authorities say a 31-year- 5:49 p.m. Officer reports Gae- wanted police to be aware of Thursday at 8:20 p.m. Officers 1:46 p.m. Saturday. The cus- the person’s driving habits. spoke with Mark Munford in a tomer was reportedly refusing gating a fatal weekend old man has died in a ta’s Tow on scene. shooting that left another Minor motor vehicle crash A caller reported she locked vehicle with New Hampshire to leave the bank. shooting in Springfield. herself out of her running vehi- plates and he was sent on his A report of a group of youths Hampden District At- man injured and homes with property damage reported riddled with bullets. cle with a 6-month-old baby in- way. shooting a BB gun out of a car torney Anthony Gulluni on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. on The Plymouth district Grove Street. Officer stood by side on Winter Street at 12:36 Report of two motor vehicles window on Alvah Street at 4:44 says the man shot at p.m. Saturday. parked on the sidewalk near p.m. Saturday. attorney says Marco Ro- for paper exchange. about 10 a.m. Sunday drigues was pronounced Hit and run crash reported on A report of a large tree in a fire hydrant on Barrett Road A report of a sick skunk in the city’s Forest Park the middle of the road at Little on Thursday at 8:28 p.m. Call- crawling across Carson Street dead at a hospital after Market Street on Saturday at neighborhood died later the shooting in Brockton 11:53 p.m. Nahant and Simmons roads at er said it was difficult to walk at 5:38 p.m. Saturday. in the day at the hospital. A police officer removed a just before 2 a.m. Satur- Motor vehicle crash reported 3:07 p.m. Saturday. on the sidewalk and it poses a The district attorney on safety issue for pedestrians as goose from the roadway on day. at midnight on Sunday on Mar- Monday identified the vic- Friends tell the Enter- ket Street. Officer took report. PEABODY well as a fire safety concern. Central Street at 8:51 a.m. Officers reported both vehicles Sunday. tim as 25-year-old Jordan prise that the Fall River Rodriguez. man was a popular en- Alarms Summons were parked slightly on the sidewalk. They spoke with the SWAMPSCOTT Rodriguez was treated tertainer in the area who Video alarm at 15 Ramsdell Billi Jo Castillo, 50, of 1 owners who agreed to move at the scene by EMTs performed as DJ Marco Polo. Way shows a man walking up Goldberg Road, was sum- them. Complaints before being taken to the the driveway on Friday at 7:04 moned following a traffic stop Officer checked 3 Terri Road hospital. Police say at least four a.m. Officer reports the man on Thursday at 3:34 p.m. at and 12 Scott Drive for potential A report of suspicious activ- There were no arrests houses were struck by bullets, and another seen on camera is a mainte- 310 Lowell St. and Route 128 parking issues due to school ity at 12:15 p.m. Sunday at announced and the inves- victim was dropped off at nance worker. North for operating an unin- drop off and release hours. Of- Eastern Bank at 405 Paradise tigation is ongoing. a hospital with a gunshot A 911 hangup was received sured and unregistered motor ficer reports between there is a Road; at 8:05 p.m. Sunday on The homicide was the wound. from 972 Main St. on Friday at vehicle. no parking sign between 8:15- Beach Bluff Avenue. city’s fourth of the year, First responders found and the second in two Rodrigues at about 5 a.m. weeks. behind a closed restau- Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 There were 18 homi- rant after police received CALL 24 HOURS A DAY cides in Springfield in a call from a family Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. 2018. member. Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Wickedly awesome ‘Dog Sees God’ keeps it real

many growing pains with this production, expertly directed by Catherine M. Bertrand. It’s excellent. BY BILL BROTHERTON After a “Linus and Lucy” instrumental intro and a LYNN — Let’s face it, few verses of Bob Dylan’s growing up is hell. Mis- “Forever Young,” the show takes and bad decisions starts with a blast of dark are inevitable while teens humor. CB’s (Zack Page) navigate one challenge af- dog has died of rabies, got- ter another on the road to ten from the little yellow adulthood. Should Charlie Brown bird that hovered around and the “Peanuts” gang his doghouse, and CB be freed from such angst starts questioning wheth- while the rest of us suf- er there’s an afterlife. He fer? Of course not: kids are reads aloud from a letter kids, all fumbling their he sent to a pen pal, C.S. way through life. (Charles Schulz?), who That’s the premise be- has never written back, hind “Dog Sees God: Con- and laments why all of his fessions of a Teenage friends skipped the dog’s Blockhead,” the stunning funeral. season opener for Arts Af- Oh, those poor friends! ter Hours, the city’s edgy CB’s sister (Courtney Pla- community theater com- ti, in the Sally role) is a pany. You will roar with lost soul, hoping the Wic- laughter at some of the can philosophy can bring clever asides and liberties her some joy; Van (Bruno playwright Bert V. Royal Barbuto, in the Linus role) ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE is a pothead in search of takes with his “Peanuts” Samantha Laney as Tricia, Nick Bennett-Zendzian as Matt and Ashleigh Reade as Marcy in a characters, but this is inner peace; and Van’s sister (Brit Christopher, scene from the new play “Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead” being performed much more than a parody. at Arts After Hours. By the end of this 90-min- in the Lucy role) has been ute, no-intermission show confined to a psych ward you’ll find yourself chok- since setting a little red- BFFs Marcy (Ashleigh vide lots of laughs, until bers at Sunday’s matinee doubt themselves from ing back tears, because headed girl’s hair on fire. Reade), who downplays they realize there’s little laughed and nodded in rec- time to time. you come to love these Let’s not forget about her intelligence, and Tri- for them to laugh about. ognition many times during As that wise philoso- kids, even though secrets Matt (Nick Bennett-Ze- cia (Samantha Laney, Bennett-Zendzian is scary the performance. The take- pher Snoopy once said, kept and unwise choices ndzian, in the Pig Pen in the Peppermint Patty good, exploding from one away: Teens should cele- “Be yourself. No one can have kidnapped their hap- role), a vulgar, back- role) pour vodka into the rage to the next, and Bar- brate what makes them say you’re doing it wrong.” piness and derailed their ward-cap-wearing frat single-serving milk car- buto is blissfully oblivious different. Why would any- Great advice. dreams. The “Peanuts” boy who talks constantly ton that comes with their as the stoner. Christopher, one want to be just like Arts After Hours’ pro- gang is struggling to sur- about sexual conquests school lunch and restless- too, is wonderfully amus- someone else, even one of duction of “Dog Sees God: vive high school. and belittles might-be- ly live for the next party. ing as Van’s “sociopath” the cliquey “cool kids,” who Confessions of a Teenage This unexpected emo- gay classmate Beetho- Page and Chris Reade sister; she and Page have are silently struggling to Blockhead” is at the Neal tional power punch is pro- ven (Chris Reade, in the are standouts, sharing great chemistry together. discover themselves, too. Rantoul Black Box Theater vided by a uniformly excel- Schroeder role), who es- several intense scenes and High-schoolers and col- Even as they’re counting in the LynnArts building, lent cast that makes you capes being bullied by a shocking kiss. You’re a lege students will really their money, I bet those 25 Exchange St., through care deeply about their retreating into the world good man, CB. Ashleigh enjoy “Dog Sees God.” The braindead Kardashians Sunday. www.artsafter- characters. There aren’t of Chopin’s piano works. Reade and Laney pro- younger audience mem- question their choices and hours.com. The R. Kelly case Warner Brothers chief spotlights abuse of resigns due to scandal girls in era of #MeToo

NEW YORK (AP) — Warner tract from all the great work the NEW YORK (AP) — The Another young wom- Bros. chief Kevin Tsujihara, one of team is doing.” girls, a dozen of them 15 an, now 18, seeks peace the highest ranking Hollywood ex- Tsujihara’s attorney, Bert H. to 18 years old, file into through daily meditation. ecutives to be felled by sexual mis- Deixler, earlier stated that Tsu- a conference room in a She too was assaulted by conduct allegations, stepped down jihara “had no direct role in the downtown Brooklyn office someone she knew, she from the studio Monday following hiring of this actress.” He declined building, taking seats in says, just days after her claims that he promised roles to further comment Monday. chairs carefully arranged 18th birthday, but never an actress with whom he was hav- Tsujihara, who has headed the in a circle. On the floor in reported it because she ing an affair. Burbank, Calif.º, studio since 2013, front of them is a make- feared she wouldn’t be WarnerMedia chief executive earlier pledged to fully cooperate shift altar of comforting believed. “Most people John Stankey announced Tsuji- with the studio’s investigation and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS objects: A string of Christ- will say, ‘What were you hara’s exit as chairman and chief apologized to Warner Bros. staff mas lights, plastic toys wearing or what were executive of Warner Bros., saying Kevin Tsujihara, chairman for “mistakes in my personal life and dolls, oils and crys- you doing? Why were you his departure was in the studio’s that have caused pain and embar- and CEO of Warner Bros., is tals, a glitter-filled wand. out so late?’ And all those “best interest.” rassment to the people I love the stepping down due to claims They arrive at the things,” says this sur- “Kevin has contributed great- most.” that he promised acting roles end of a school day in vivor. She found refuge ly to the studio’s success over the The scandal unfolded just as in exchange for sex. their usual hoodies and in two trusted teachers, past 25 years and for that we Warner Bros. was restructuring jeans, their smiles and who sent her to “Sisters thank him,” said Stankey. “Kevin on the heels of AT&T’s takeover of by James Packer, the Australian easy banter masking the in Strength,” run by the acknowledges that his mistakes WarnerMedia, previously known billionaire. Warner Bros. was then painful experiences that advocacy group Girls for are inconsistent with the compa- as Time Warner. Tsujihara’s role finalizing a $450-million co-financ- bring them together: This Gender Equity. ny’s leadership expectations and had just been expanded on Feb. 28 ing deal with Packer and Brett group is called “Sisters in “I’m still in my way of could impact the company’s ability to include global kids and family Ratner, the director-producer. In a to execute going forward.” entertainment including oversight message to Ratner, Kirk said she Strength,” and its mem- healing,” she says, “and I Earlier this month, WarnerMe- of Adult Swim and the Cartoon was “used as icing on the cake.” bers are survivors of sex- think it’s better for me to dia launched an investigation af- Network. WarnerMedia, the studio’s par- ual violence, or their allies focus on myself and move ter a March 6 Hollywood Report- Kirk appeared in Warner Bros.’ ent company, said Monday that its and supporters. on.” er story detailed text messages “How to Be Single” in 2016 and internal investigation into the sit- There’s a high school se- The arrest of R&B sing- between Tsujihara and British “Ocean’s 8” in 2018. She has de- uation, carried out by a third-par- nior who describes being er R. Kelly on charges of actress Charlotte Kirk going back nied any inappropriate behavior ty law firm, will continue. raped at 14, by a family sexually abusing girls as to 2013. The messages suggested on the part of Tsujihara or two Tsujihara’s exit follows other friend she considered a young as 13 has focused a quid pro quo sexual relationship other executives, Brett Ratner and high-profile executive departures big brother. She endured the lens of the #MeToo between the aspiring actress and James Packer, who she communi- in the post-Harvey Weinstein years of anger and isola- movement on underage the studio head in which he made cated with. “Mr. Tsujihara never #MeToo era. CBS Chairman Les- tion before seeking help. victims like these, espe- promises that he’d introduce her promised me anything,” Kirk said lie Moonves was pushed out after Writing poems is part of cially girls of color. to influential executives and she’d in an earlier statement. numerous women accused him of her healing process. Soon The charges, which Kel- be considered for roles in movies But the details of the leaked text sexual harassment. Walt Disney after the assault, she ly denies, follow a string of and television. messages between Tsujihara and Animation chief John Lasseter scrawled in a notebook: sexual misconduct accusa- In a memo to Warner Bros. staff Kirk immediately put his future was ousted after he acknowledged “Did you not hear my tions against Hollywood on Monday, Tsujihara said he was at Warner Bros. in jeopardy. Kirk missteps in his behavior with em- screams? The screams I power brokers, media ti- departing “after lengthy introspec- wrote in one 2015 message to him: ployees. vocalized at the top of my tans and Donald Trump tion, and discussions with John “Are u going to help me like u said The 54-year-old Tsujihara, the lungs, burying my voice during his run for presi- Stankey over the past week.” u would?” Tsujhara responded, first executive of Asian descent ten feet under.” dent. “It has become clear that my “Richard will be reaching out to to head a major Hollywood stu- continued leadership could be a u tonight,” referring to Richard dio, presided over a largely pos- distraction and an obstacle to the Brener, president of Warner Bros.’ itive Warner Bros. era with little company’s continued success,” New Line label. fanfare. A former home video and said Tsujihara. “The hard work of Other exchanges suggested the video game executive at the com- everyone within our organization kind of give-and-take of Holly- pany, Tsujihara focused on fran- is truly admirable, and I won’t let wood’s “casting couch” culture. chise creation, some of which have media attention on my past de- Kirk was introduced to Tsujihara worked, some of which haven’t. Art thief is freed from jail after four years

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) nothing about the unsolved prison officials for worsen- Prisons said in a state- — A reputed Connecticut theft of $500 million worth ing health problems that ment that there was no ev- mobster who federal au- of art from the Isabella have left him unable to get idence to support Gentile’s thorities believe is the last Stewart Gardner Muse- around except in a wheel- claims of mistreatment. It surviving person of inter- um in Boston in 1990. He chair, and he criticized said it cannot discuss in- est in the largest art heist was released from federal law enforcement officials mates’ medical conditions. in history criticized gov- custody in the unrelated for seizing his money and The art heist took place ernment officials Monday weapons case Friday. damaging his home during March 18, 1990, when two PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS as he adjusted to being “I had nothing to do with a raid in the weapons case. men masquerading as back home after finishing the paintings. It’s a big “I’m crippled. They had me Boston police officers got A survivor of sexual assault meditates in a four-year prison sen- joke,” Gentile said in a in a bed for a year chained into the museum by tell- Brooklyn, seeking peace through meditation. tence for weapons crimes. phone interview from his up,” he said. “I should have ing a security guard they She said that she was assaulted by someone Robert Gentile, 82, also Manchester home. never been in jail.” were responding to a re- she knew but never reported it because she maintained he knows He also blamed federal The federal Bureau of port of a disturbance. feared she wouldn’t be believed. A8 TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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ITEM FILE PHOTO Mark Leonard said he had no support from the Peabody administration. Peabody hockey ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Antonio Anderson, left, was named Coach of the Year in the Northeastern Conference North. Jarnel Guzman, right, was coach: the league’s Player of the Year. Why? Anderson, Guzman grab honors in Northeastern Conference

By Anne Marie Tobin By Harold Rivera at English, coached the Bulldogs team includes Dyrrell Rucker bosa; Malden’s Christian Mo- ITEM STAFF ITEM SPORTS EDITOR to a perfect (15-0) record against (Classical), Alonzo Linton (En- nahan Dasilva; Peabody’s Mike PEABODY — Peabody league opponents. Guzman, a ju- glish), Omar Quiltor (Everett), Tansey; Revere’s Scott Montefus- The awards continue to roll in High boys hockey coach nior transfer from St. John’s, was Jack Crowley (Beverly) and co; Marblehead’s William Acker- for the Division 1 state champion Mark Leonard has been a key piece to English’s success, Duncan Moreland (Beverly). The man. English boys basketball team. fired. scoring a game-high 22 points in NEC South all-conference team The NEC South all-stars are The Bulldogs captured the state the Bulldogs’ state semifinal win includes Kester Dorestant (Med- Somerville’s Jakari Ross and Leonard was at the pin- crown this past weekend with a nacle of his career when 64-57 win over Putnam at Holy over Newton North. ford), Christian Correia (Saugus), Sam Piexoto; Salem’s Guillermo he was inducted into the Cross. Now, they’re well-repre- Gloucester’s Khris Silveria Marcos Montiel (Somerville), Pimentel, Tommy Beauregard, Peabody High School Ath- sented on the Northeastern Con- was named NEC South Coach Jackson Byrne (Swampscott) and Robert Jellison and Jhoan Vago; letic Hall of Fame last No- ference all-star team, and with of the Year. Marcus Montagnino Justin DiTomaso (Danvers). Gloucester’s Ben Oliver; Swamp- vember. the league’s major awards. (Gloucester) and Isaiah William- The NEC North all-stars are scott’s Andrew Augustin; Med- All that changed last Coach Antonio Anderson was son (Salem) were named co-NEC English’s Mason Jean-Baptiste, ford’s Ryan Cafferky and Alex week when he was in- named the NEC North Coach of South players of the year. Sau- Jack Rodriguez and Justin Fitz- Valera; Saugus’ Joseph Lusso; formed by Peabody athlet- the Year and Jarnel Guzman was gus (South) and Revere (North) patrick; Everett’s Eric Thompson Winthrop’s Chrono Washington; ic director Bob Bua that named NEC North Player of the earned the sportsmanship and Nate Mehu; Beverly’s To- Danvers’ Armani Vlaun. he was out. Year. awards. skany Abreu and Micah Danies; “I was hoping to ride the Anderson, in his second season The NEC North all-conference Classical’s Jeff Hill and Jeff Bar- NEC, B2 wave through one more down year when some of the talent from the youth program comes up,” said Leonard, the winningest Classical girls Pedroia hockey coach in Peabody history. “I’m so disap- pointed, as I thought that celebrate their is not I would have had more support after so many ready yet years. But nobody had my basketball season back. That someone who FORT MYERS, Fla. — put his heart and soul By Daniel Kane were playing the games. Second baseman Dustin into Peabody athletics can ITEM STAFF The goal is if they take Pedroia’s journey back to be treated this way is sad, away some friendships LYNN — The Classical the Red Sox starting line- but after what happened and some life lessons that girls basketball team cele- up has hit a bit of a snag. to Tony (O’Donnell) and makes a successful sea- brated its season Monday Pedroia will not be in Se- Butch (Melanaphy) last son.” night during its annual attle March 28 when the year, I shouldn’t be sur- On the court, the Rams awards banquet at Old world-champion Red Sox prised. It’s not right to finished their season at Tyme Italian Cuisine. open their season against treat people who have giv- 11-9 with their season Aside from the several the Mariners. Instead, he’ll en so many years only to ending in the first round awards given out on the stay behind in Florida for be tossed aside because of of the Division 2 tourna- night, Rams coach Tom an extended spring train- parents’ complaints. But ment against Wilmington. Sawyer said he was proud ing, the team announced that’s what is happening A couple of games stand to honor a team the rep- Monday. in Peabody the last couple out in defining the season resented its school well on The Red Sox put Pedroia of years. Parents complain for Sawyer, including a on the injured list as he and their solution is get the court. win on the road in Revere continues to fight his way rid of the coach.” “On the court these kids and an overtime loss to back from the cartilage The Peabody coaching really represented them- Beverly. restoration surgery in his situation has been in a selves well,” Sawyer said. “Maybe one of the games left knee he underwent 17 state of flux. O’Donnell “There are certain things I’m most proud of was our months ago. The team feels was in his 18th year with we ask them to do when win at Revere,” Sawyer he needs to build up more the boys lacrosse team they are apart of this pro- said. “It’s a very diffi- strength in the knee. The (seventh as head coach), gram. I can say unequivo- cult place to play, it’s the team did not announce a when he abruptly re- cally that these kids em- complete opposite of our timetable for his return. signed a few days into the ulated every one of those normal environment. We “No setbacks. Nothing 2018 season. He was re- when it comes to being were behind most of the out of the ordinary,” man- placed by assistant coach competitive and showing game but we were able to ager Alex Cora told the Greg Welch, who, citing good sportsmanship. rally in the fourth quar- Boston Globe Monday. “We job commitments, last- “Also we ask them to ter. It was a great game. ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE feel he needs more time.” ed only one season. Leo have a ‘never give up’ “We may have lost but Cora told the Globe that Shidler has been hired to mindset and there were that game (Beverly) was Top, Classical seniors, from left, Keyanni while he thought Pedroia replace Welch. a few games this year an example of how we Jordan, Skyler Crayton, Jazzmine Masse, looked good, “we do feel if Field hockey coach Kar- that was very evident,” never gave up right to the and Rebecca Walker bade farewell to the we err on the safe side, it’s en Atkinson lasted one he said. “I hope that they bitter end,” Sawyer said. program at Monday’s banquet. Above, had as much fun as we did players listen as coach Tom Sawyer goes going to be a lot better.” LEONARD, B2 coaching them when they CLASSICAL, B2 over their season. Thus far this spring, Pe- droia has played in only four Grapefruit League games — none of them Prep’s Hardiman off to play back-to-back and none of them for longer than five innings. baseball at Salve Regina Pedroia also played two minor league games, the By Harold Rivera couple classes. Being able to continue second one Monday. But ITEM SPORTS EDITOR playing baseball, that’s always been a the team felt he had not dream of mine. That sort of outweighed been tested enough to mer- DANVERS — It’s always been a dream everything else.” it a roster spot since once of St. John’s Prep pitcher Eddie Hardi- Eagles coach Dan Letarte believes the season begins, the Red man’s to play college baseball. Last Hardiman can jump in and contribute Sox will play 11 games i as week, that dream turned into a reality. many days. Hardiman, a senior left-hander, offi- at Salve Regina. “Eddie’s always improving,” Letarte Said Cora, “we ran out of cially committed to continue his base- time.” ball career at Division III Salve Regina said. “We’re looking forward to him having a good season. He’ll definitely help Pedroia was the Amer- in Newport, R.I. ican League’s Rookie of the Salve Regina pitching staff. He’s a “My family used to go on vacations the Year in 2007 as he great teammate and he’s a great kid to there every now and then,” said Hardi- helped lead the Red Sox to coach. man, a Danvers native. “I always knew a World Series title with it was there, but I didn’t think too much “He has a very good, tailing fastball. a 4-0 sweep of the Colo- of it. Baseball became a little bit more of He has a good curve and a developing rado Rockies. A year lat- a reality for me this year. I went down changeup that’s going to be his best er, he was the American COURTESY PHOTO and met Coach (Eric) Cirella. He’s a pitch. He keeps hitters off balance and League’s Most Valuable great guy. It’s a great area. What’s not gets outs. He’s physically getting stron- Eddie Hardiman knew from the time his family Player and the Red Sox, to like when you get down there? ger and that helps his mechanics. He’s in their bid to repeat, fell used to take vacations in Newport, R.I., that he “At the end of the day it felt right af- might like to attend school at Salve Regina. ter accepted students’ day. I sat in on a HARDIMAN, B2 PEDROIA, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2019 Prep’s Hardiman to play baseball at Salve Regina

HARIDMAN erything has been great. From B1 I’ve pitched once since I made my decision and been working out with those were some of the the strength training staff best pitches I’ve made. and he’s really been work- I’m looking forward to ing hard.” not having to worry about Hardiman also consid- anything once I step on ered attending Boston the mound.” College, Providence, Au- Hardiman’s path to burn and Ursinus. Hop- the college diamond is a ing to find a school where unique one. When he was he could play baseball, it nine years old, Hardi- came down to Ursinus and man found himself deal- Salve Regina. Salve Regi- ing with discomfort while na emerged as the best fit. playing summer base- “At the end of the day, ball. He knew something baseball was up there wasn’t right and doctors with the academics,” said later diagnosed him with Hardiman, who plans to Type 1 diabetes. major in journalism. “I Hardiman still battles talked with Coach Le- with diabetes and said tarte. I talked with some keeping track of his num- of the members of my fam- bers is key. ily who went to Boston “As long as the num- College. At the end of the bers are controlled, everyday, Salve stood out from thing’s in check and it’s ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE the rest.” just me being me,” Hardi- Award winners on the Lynn Classical girls varsity basketball were, rear, from left, coach Tom Hardiman is the second man said. “When numbers member of St. John’s var- Sawyer, Keyanni Jordan, Lindsey Baleri, Amber Crayton, and Coach Helen (Ridley) Ashe; front, are high, I see a decrease sity roster to commit to Jean Gupton-Morrison, Rebecca Walker, Skyler Crayton, Jazzmine Masse, Kiara Edmonds. in control. When numbers the Seahawks. Outfielder/ are low I see a decrease in infielder Zeke O’Connell, velocity. I just have to keep from Newton, joined Salve the numbers in control. It Regina earlier in the off- can be tough but Jordan Classical girls celebrate season season. Hicks of the St. Louis Car- “Zeke’s a great friend dinals throws 104 miles of mine,” Hardiman said. per hour and he has Type ing Scorer Awards while proved) won awards for will be lucky to have them. CLASSICAL “I’m very excited to be 1 diabetes. It’s motivating Rebecca Walker won De- the freshmen team. That’s really important to From B1 spending the next four to see that if he can do it fensive Player of the Year. The Rams said goodbye us as a coaching staff that years with him. He trans- so can I.” “It didn’t work out for us Keyanni Jordan was the to four seniors, Masse, they go on and continue ferred in sophomore year. Hardiman’s father, Ed in the end but the effort recipient of the Coach- Walker, Jordan and Sky- their education.” He was playing varsity Hardiman, is the head- was there and the fight es Award and Kiara lar Crayton, each given a Sawyer wrapped up the while I played junior var- master at St. John’s. was there.” Edmonds and Lindsey plaque with pictures from banquet with a message to Among the end of the sea- sity. He was in a couple “It keeps it interesting,” Valen won the Academic their playing careers as a next year’s returning play- of my classes and I got to son awards were Jazzmine the younger Hardiman Achievement Awards. parting gift. ers with his eyes already know him better. Once he Masse and Skylar Crayton said. “During snow days, For junior varsity, coach “Each one of these girls on what he thinks will be decided he was going to (both Northeastern Con- my phone’s always blow- Rob Smith gave out has made us very proud an even more challenging Salve that kind of pointed ference all-stars) being ing up. Riding to school awards to Reese Brinkler over the last four years,” season. me there. When I decided with him is a good time. co-recipients of the ‘Lady (Rookie of the Years/MVP Sawyer said of the seniors. “Our league is going to be to commit he was just as It’s a good thing. It has Ram Award’ given to play- Award), Deshawna Ruck- “They have been exact- better this year than it was thrilled as I was, which is more pros than cons, for ers who encapsulate the er (Most Improved), Sailor ly what we want at Lynn this year,” Sawyer said. “Al- awesome.” sure.” characteristics Sawyer Brinkler (Leadership) and Classical and they will most every team that we With his future plans St. John’s had its first and his coaching staff look Lindsey Valeri (Hardest be very missed. The good play has their best players sealed and official, Hardi- practice of the season for in their players. The Worker). news is they are all con- coming back. That’s the man shifts his attention Monday. The Eagles hope Rams leading scorer Jean Sariana Toro (Leading tinuing their education. truth. If we want to com- toward preparing for his this is the year they climb Gupton-Morrison and sec- Scorer), Rothana Ngin They haven’t decided yet pete next year we need to senior season with the Ea- to the top in the Division ond leading scorer Amber (Coaches Award) and Ma- but whatever school gets come back better than we gles. He took the mound 1A Super 8 tournament- a Crayton were given Lead- rina Mendez (Most Im- these four young ladies ended this season.” last week and felt comfort- goal they’ve fallen short of able. Hardiman carries the past few seasons. a four-pitch arsenal that “We got our first offi- Peabody boys hockey coach is let go includes a four-seam fast- cial practice,” Hardiman ball, two-seam fastball, said. “We’ve had captains’ changeup and slider. practices the past couple LEONARD 501 games (including 24 team with great teams Hockey, said Bua cited “I’ve been working with weeks. Everyone’s ener- From B1 tournament games) he and players, but every multiple factors leading to Steve Peterson, who’s gized for sure. The team’s posted a 228-233-40 re- program has down years,” the decision. year. She was replaced by a St. John’s graduate,” come up short the past few cord. Under Leonard, who said Leonard. “Anyone “I was told by the ath- Hardiman said. “I’ve been years, but we’re ready to Tawny Palmieri in the fall won three Coach of the who knows anything letic director that parents of 2018, who has also been pitching with him the past go this year.” Year awards, Peabody cap- about Peabody hockey complained that I was be- few weeks. Being able to Harold Rivera can be hired to replace Melana- tured six league titles. knew three years ago that ing too negative, but we phy. step on the mound, throw reached at hrivera@item- In no time, he turned the next four years we had kids who had no in- and get my mind off ev- live.com. Last spring, Melanaphy Peabody into powerhouse would not have the talent. terest in working,” Leon- led the softball team to program, winning four We knew we had a weak ard said. “He (Bua) said perhaps its best season in straight Greater Boston group. I even brought up the program was losing program history (18-4) and League titles starting in the idea of merging with kids and that kids threat- won its first tournament 2000. During that span, the Lynn program, which ened to quit if I came back, game in 10 years. Softball Leonard led the Tanners was in the same boat as us but kids always say that. was the only team to win to their first tournament with no talent coming in I didn’t have one kid quit a spring Northeastern berth in 19 years and had for the next two years.” the team in the last three Conference title. Despite a run of 10 straight win- At Peabody High, Leon- years. He said the losing that fact, Melanaphy said ning seasons from 2001- ard was an all-star stand games was another rea- Bua told him the school 2011. His best season was out in soccer, hockey and son. I thought high school “wanted to go in a differ- 2009-2010 when the team baseball. athletics was supposed ent direction.” won a record 18 games, A two-time North Shore “I couldn’t believe it won a Northeast Confer- Hockey Player of the Year, to be more than winning when the athletic director ence championship and he played four years at games. told me that after the year reached the final of the UConn, garnering Rook- “I was not supported by we had, so I have no idea Division 2 North tourna- ie of the Year honors and the AD when it involved what direction they want ment for the first time in setting a program record issues or suspensions that to go, maybe 4-18?” said program history. for most points scored as a were meant to send a mes- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Melanaphy. “Coaching 24 After qualifying for the freshman. sage that I would not tol- years, I expected more tournament in 2014-2015 He played professionally erate certain off-ice behav- Dustin Predroia will have to wait a little while than just being called in (and winning a tourney in the European Hockey ior by my players.” longer to return to the Red Sox lineup. by the athletic director game against Danvers), Federation, twice leading On Monday, Bua said the and told I was done.” the Tanners fell on hard the league in scoring. decision to let Leonard go Leonard spent 24 sea- times the next three years, As far as the reasons was not an easy one but, Pedroia not ready to sons as head coach, be- going a combined 4-52-4. behind his dismissal go, “it’s a personnel issue and ginning in 1995, after two “From 98-99 through Leonard, currently pres- I can’t really discuss it any years as an assistant. In 2010 we were a Top-5 ident of Peabody Youth further.” start season with Sox PEDROIA something like this. They From B1 want to make sure I follow NEC honors English’s Anderson, Guzman the right steps to do that to the Tampa Bay Rays in and make sure everyone’s NEC for the NEC North and Saugus’ Alessia Salzillo lor Bogdanski, Marissa seven games. 100 percent confident that From B1 freshman Oluchi Okanan- and Kiley Ronan, Dan- Stockwell and Molly Gra- In a career that began when I come back, I come wa hauling in player of the vers’ Autumn James, Win- nara; Swampscott’s Ka- as a mid-season call up back and stay back and The final NEC North in 2006, Pedroia has a year. throp’s Maura Dorr and tie Watts and Sophie Di- not have issues.” standings are as follows: lifetime batting average McKeen guided the Tan- Swampscott’s Grace Di- Grande; Winthrop’s Lily Cora would not put ex- English (15-0), Everett of .300, with 140 home ners to a 15-0 record in Grande. Pulsifer; Medford’s Kayla pectations on his return. (12-3), Beverly (11-4), runs and 724 runs batted conference play. The NEC North all-stars Dell’Anno; Salem’s Steph- “The target day will be Classical (11-4), Malden in. Hitting mostly at the Pat Veilleux of Danvers are Peabody’s Kristina anie Cantone; Gloucester’s when we feel he’s ready,” (6-9), Peabody (5-10), Re- top of the lineup, Pedroia was named NEC North Rossignoll and Colleen Ruby Melvin and Beatrice he said. vere (4-11), Marblehead Coach of the Year. Swamp- Crotty; Revere’s Emily Di- has 1,803 hits. Twice in Summer; Somerville’s Pedroia attempted a (1-14). scott’s Nikki Rosa was Giulio and Carolina Botte- his career, he has eclipsed Kaitlyn Seeley. comeback last year, but The final NEC South named NEC South Player ro; Beverly’s Tia Bernard the 200-hit mark: in 2008 The final NEC North only played three games standings are as follows: of the Year. Salem (South) and Sabrina Beaudry; (213) and again in 2016 standings are as follows: Somerville (11-4), Salem and English (North) Classical’s Jazzmine (201). before suffering a setback Peabody (15-0), Revere (11-4), Gloucester (10-5), won the sportsmanship Masse and Skyler Cray- The 35-year-old Pedroia that cost him the rest of (10-5), Everett (9-6), Bev- Medford (9-6), Danvers awards. ton; Everett’s Carolann said he accepted the de- the season. His knee is- (6-9), Swampscott (5-10), The NEC North all-con- Cardinal and Madison erly (9-6), Classical (9-6), cision, choosing to focus sues aren’t new, as he’s Winthrop (3-12), Saugus ference team includes En- Duraes; English’s Kylia English (8-7), Marblehead prolonging his career as missed 216 games over (1-14). glish’s Mashayla Johnson, Reynoso and Maylin Eche- (7-8), Malden (0-15). much as possible. the last two seasons, and Also announced were Revere’s Erika Cheever, varria; Marblehead’s Mad- The final NEC South “They’ve had to hold me was on the injured list five the NEC girls basketball Beverly’s Hailey Ander- dy Lowy; Malden’s Audrey standings are as follows: back,” said Pedroia, who times. all-stars and awards for son, Marblehead’s Emi- Carleton. Danvers (12-3), Saugus has three years left on his The Red Sox, who lost the 2018-2019 season. The ly Clough, Peabody’s Liz The NEC South all- (12-3), Swampscott (11-4), contract. “I’m ready for mid-season pickup Ian Peabody Tanners were Zaiter and Catherine stars are Danvers’ Hai- Winthrop (8-7), Medford Opening Day. Kinsler to free agency, still well represented with Manning. ley Chisholm, Maddie (4-11), Somerville (3-12), “They’re scared,” Pe- have Brock Holt and Edu- Stan McKeen earning The NEC South all-con- Montanari and Gabby Gloucester (2-13) and Sa- droia told the Globe. “No ardo Nunez available to coach of the year honors ference team includes Chisholm; Saugus’ Tay- lem (1-14). one’s ever come back from play second. TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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Baseball 1 p.m...... Ex: Detroit at Pittsburgh...... MLB Network 1:05 p.m...... Ex: Toronto vs. Boston...... Ch. 25, WEEI-AM 850 9 p.m...... Ex: Colorado at LA Angels...... MLB Network Pro basketball 8 p.m...... LA Lakers at Milwaukee...... NBATV 10:30 p.m.... Indiana at LA Clippers...... NBATV Men’s college basketball PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 6:40 p.m...... NCAA First Four: Prairie View A&M vs. FDU.tru TV 7 p.m...... NIT first round: Hofstra at N.C. State...... ESPN2 Former Celtic Isaiah Thomas smiles as he receives a standing ovation from the TD Garden crowd ...... NIT first round: St. Francis (Pa.) at Indiana... ESPN during Monday night’s game...... NIT first round: Wright State vs. Clemson...ESPNU 9 p.m...... NIT first round: Arkansas at Providence...... ESPN2 ...... NIT first round: Loyola Chi at Creighton...... ESPNU ...... NIT first round: South Dakota St. at Texas.... ESPN C’s not golden in loss to Nuggets 9:10 p.m...... NCAA First Four: Temple vs. Belmont...... tru TV 11 p.m...... NIT first round: Dayton at Colorado...... ESPN2 BOSTON (AP) — Nikola Golden State in the stand- by Horford on the other sion protocol) and Robert Bowling 8 p.m...... PBA: Chameleon Championship...... FS1 Jokic had 21 points and ings. The Celtics came in end, Paul Millsap all but Williams (illness). Curling 13 rebounds and the Den- fifth in the East, a game sealed it with a four-point THOMAS RETURNS 2 p.m...... Women’s Championship: US vs. Canada....NBCSN ver Nuggets rallied in the back of fourth-place Indi- play that made it 112-101 Isaiah Thomas received Pro hockey fourth quarter to beat the ana and two behind Phil- with 31.3 seconds remain- lots of love from the Celtics 7 p.m...... Boston at NY Islanders...... NESN, WBZ-FM 98.5 Boston Celtics 114-105 on adelphia, whom they visit ing. during his latest return to 7:30 p.m...... Washington at New Jersey...... NBCSN Monday night. on Wednesday. The pace was fast the city he said still feels College lacrosse Will Barton added 20 The game felt like a throughout. like home despite multiple 5 p.m...... Notre Dame at Michigan...... ESPNU points for the Nuggets, matchup between two The teams combined for stops the past two seasons. 7 p.m...... Harvard at BU...... NESN Plus who clinched a playoff postseason-bound teams. 107 points in the first half. A video highlighting spot for the first time It stayed tight at the The Nuggets held the 55- Thomas’ time in Boston NBA since 2012-13. They have start of the second half, 52 halftime lead, with Jo- was shown during a tim- won four straight. with neither team hold- kic and Barton scoring 13 eout in the first quarter EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division Kyrie Irving led the ing more than a two-pos- points apiece. and ended with an ex- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Celtics with 30 points. Al session lead in the third Irving started the game tended standing ovation x-Toronto 50 21 .704 — Houston 44 26 .629 — Horford finished with 20 quarter. 1 for 9 from the field, but from fans and players and x-Philadelphia 45 25 .643 4½ San Antonio 41 29 .586 3 Boston 43 28 .606 7 New Orleans 30 42 .417 15 points, six rebounds and But the Nuggets got Horford picked up the coaches from both teams. Brooklyn 36 36 .500 14½ Dallas 28 41 .406 15½ six assists. some breathing room in scoring load for the Celt- Denver coach Michael New York 14 57 .197 36 Memphis 28 42 .400 16 Southeast Division Northwest Division Both teams came into the final period and took a ics, connecting on 5 of his Malone previously in- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB the night trying to im- 106-94 lead with 3:47 left 9 attempts from the field. formed Thomas he was be- Miami 33 36 .478 — Denver 47 22 .681 — Orlando 33 38 .465 1 Portland 42 27 .609 5 prove their playoff posi- in the game. TIP-INS ing dropped from the rota- Charlotte 31 38 .449 2 Oklahoma City 42 28 .600 5½ tion. Boston scored seven Nuggets: Jokic recorded tion in preparation for the Washington 30 41 .423 4 Utah 41 29 .586 6½ The Nuggets tipped off playoffs. But he inserted Atlanta 24 47 .338 10 Minnesota 32 38 .457 15½ straight to get it within his 39th double-double of Central Division Pacific Division their four-game road trip five, but Barton stopped the season. the 5-foot-9 guard into the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB just a game behind West- the run with a layup. Fol- Celtics: Played without game with 2:42 left in the x-Milwaukee 52 18 .743 — x-Golden State 47 21 .691 — Indiana 44 26 .629 8 L.A. Clippers 41 30 .577 7½ ern Conference-leading lowing a missed 3-pointer Gordon Hayward (concus- first quarter. Detroit 36 34 .514 16 Sacramento 34 35 .493 13½ Chicago 19 52 .268 33½ L.A. Lakers 31 39 .443 17 Cleveland 18 53 .254 34½ Phoenix 17 54 .239 31½ x-clinched playoff spot Houston at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. NCAA women’s brackets leak out Sunday’s Games Golden State at Minnesota, 8 p.m. New York 124, L.A. Lakers 123 L.A. Lakers at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Miami 93, Charlotte 75 Brooklyn at Sacramento, 10 p.m. NEW YORK (AP) — networks. Greensboro Regional season with a knee injury. Philadelphia 130, Milwaukee 125 Indiana at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Detroit 110, Toronto 107 Wednesday’s Games One of the joys of March “In working with the while defending champi- “I definitely think with Orlando 101, Atlanta 91 Boston at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Madness is the surprising NCAA to prepare for to- on Notre Dame is the first Brianna Turner we’re a Sacramento 129, Chicago 102 Milwaukee at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Houston 117, Minnesota 102 New Orleans at Orlando, 7 p.m. things that can happen night’s Women’s Selection choice in Chicago. Baylor more talented team and L.A. Clippers 119, Brooklyn 116 Utah at New York, 7:30 p.m. during the NCAA Tour- Special we received the was the overall top seed in we have a couple more Monday’s Games Houston at Memphis, 8 p.m. Cleveland 126, Detroit 119 Washington at Chicago, 8 p.m. nament. For the women, bracket, similar to years the field and will be trying people on the bench too,” Utah 116, Washington 95 Miami at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. there was an unpleasant past. In the midst of our to reach the Final Four for Notre Dame coach Muffet Denver 114, Boston 105 Toronto at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. Toronto 128, New York 92 Dallas at Portland, 10 p.m. surprise before the tour- preparation, the bracket the first time since 2012. McGraw said. Golden State at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Thursday’s Games nament even began when was mistakenly posted on The team has won 23 con- Mississippi State is the Miami at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Denver at Washington, 7 p.m. New Orleans at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Minnesota at Charlotte, 7 p.m. the field was revealed ear- ESPNU,” the network said secutive games — the lon- No. 1 seed in the Portland Chicago at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Utah at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. ly thanks to a production in a statement. “We deep- gest active streak. Regional, where Oregon is Indiana at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Dallas at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Detroit at Phoenix, 10 p.m. error. ly regret the error and The Irish are looking to the second seed. Louisville Philadelphia at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Indiana at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. The bracket was mistak- extend our apology to the repeat as champions and is the top choice in the enly broadcast by ESPN NCAA and the women’s are potentially better than Albany Regional, where Nuggets 114, Celtics 105 hours before the network basketball community. We the team that won the No. 2 UConn potentially DENVER (114) 3-Point Goals—Denver 14-39 (Harris —Barton 9-17 0-0 20, Millsap 4-7 3-3 4-7, Jokic 3-7, Barton 2-7, Craig 1-2, had its selection show will conduct a thorough school’s first champion- awaits. 12, Jokic 9-14 0-0 21, Murray 5-11 0-0 Mo.Morris 1-2, Murray 1-3, Millsap revealing Baylor, Notre review of our process to ship since 2001 last sea- “We’re thrilled to have 11, Harris 5-13 2-2 16, Craig 5-7 2-3 1-3, Beasley 1-7, Thomas 0-1), Bos- Dame, Mississippi State ensure it doesn’t happen son. Notre Dame returns the season we’ve had. We 13, Plumlee 1-3 1-2 3, Mo.Morris 5-9 ton 12-39 (Horford 4-8, Ma.Morris and Louisville as the No. in the future.” most of its team from last played an outstanding 0-0 11, Thomas 0-2 0-0 0, Beasley 2-3, Irving 2-8, Theis 1-2, Brown 1-4, 3-11 0-0 7. Totals 46-94 8-10 114. 1 seeds in the women’s In 2016, the men’s brack- year, including Final Four schedule. At the end of the Tatum 1-5, Rozier 1-6, Smart 0-3). BOSTON (105) NCAA Tournament on et was leaked during the MVP Arike Ogunbowale, day, I thought we might be Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Den- Tatum 3-12 1-2 8, Ma.Morris 4-7 3-3 ver 51 (Jokic 13), Boston 37 (Tatum Monday. ESPN apologized selection show, reverber- who hit game-winning going to Albany as 1 or 2,” 13, Horford 8-15 0-0 20, Irving 10-23 and scrambled to air an ating on Twitter and else- shots in the semifinals Louisville coach Jeff Walz 8-8 30, Smart 5-11 0-0 10, Brown 7). Assists—Denver 29 (Jokic 7), 2-6 1-2 6, Theis 2-5 1-2 6, Baynes Boston 24 (Tatum, Horford 6). Total early selection show to re- where as fans wondered if and championship game. said. “It’s really great to 2-5 1-2 5, Rozier 3-9 0-0 7. Totals Fouls—Denver 19, Boston 16. Tech- lease the brackets while the picks were accurate. The team also added tal- be a 1 seed and we know 39-93 15-19 105. nicals—Denver coach Nuggets screenshots of the picks The No. 1 Lady Bears ented forward Brianna there’s a lot of work in Denver 24 31 25 34—114 (Defensive three second). A—18,624 Boston 22 30 28 25—105 (18,624). were shared across social are the top team in the Turner, who missed last front of us.” NHL Historically black colleges carry flag in First Four

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Smith, whose Panthers and the people that came They get a tournament GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA x-Tamp Bay 73 56 13 4 116 287 191 Winnipeg 71 42 25 4 88 243 211 — Prairie View A&M play Fairleigh Dickinson before us. So it’s not some- start that won’t end against Boston 72 43 20 9 95 216 185 Nashville 73 41 27 5 87 219 195 made the First Four this on Tuesday night, sees thing I pay a lot of atten- juggernauts Duke or Gon- Toronto 72 43 24 5 91 259 216 St. Louis 72 37 27 8 82 207 198 year as a representative them more as represent- tion to, but I still respect zaga, although the No. 1 Montreal 72 37 28 7 81 212 212 Dallas 72 37 29 6 80 181 178 Florida 72 32 28 12 76 234 242 Minnesota 73 34 30 9 77 199 214 of a league made up of ing the school, the confer- it, that we’re an HBCU.” seed usually is next if they Buffalo 72 31 32 9 71 200 233 Colorado 72 31 29 12 74 229 223 historically black schools, ence and college basket- The First Four has be- can make it out of Dayton. Detroit 72 25 37 10 60 195 247 Chicago 71 32 30 9 73 241 260 Ottawa 72 25 41 6 56 213 263 Pacific Division at least one of which has ball rather than being a come one of the few na- “It gives you a chance to Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA been in the play-in round flag-carrier for the group tional showcases for HB- win a tournament game,” GP W L OT Pts GF GA x-Calgary 72 44 21 7 95 256 206 CU’s — the group of more Islanders 72 42 23 7 91 206 173 San Jose 72 43 21 8 94 258 222 every year since the of schools known as His- said Mike Davis, who Wash 72 42 23 7 91 248 225 Vegas 72 40 27 5 85 220 200 NCAA Tournament field torically Black College and than 100 schools, mostly coached Texas Southern to Pittsburgh 73 39 24 10 88 249 220 Arizona 73 36 31 6 78 196 204 was expanded to 68 teams Universities or HBCUs. in the South, that pre- a win over North Carolina Carolina 71 39 25 7 85 212 196 Edmonton 72 32 33 7 71 204 237 Columbus 72 40 28 4 84 220 210 Vancouver 72 30 32 10 70 196 223 in 2011. “Obviously I respect it,” date integration and now Central in the First Four Phila 72 35 29 8 78 222 241 Anaheim 74 30 35 9 69 173 227 But coach Byron Smith Smith said. “And we’re reside in the lower tier of last season before taking Rangers 72 28 31 13 69 202 241 LoA 71 25 38 8 58 168 227 prefers not to see it that way. representing the game Division I basketball. over at Detroit Mercy. NJ 73 27 37 9 63 204 249 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Top three teams in each Florida at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. division and two wild cards per conference Columbus at Calgary, 9 p.m. TODAY IN SPORTS advance to playoffs. Wednesday’s Games x-clinched playoff spot March 19 1960 — Ohio State wins the NCAA reaches the 1,000-point mark with a Blue Devils advance to the round of Sunday’s Games Toronto at Buffalo, 7 p.m. 1942 — The Thoroughbred Racing basketball title with a 75-55 victory goal in a 5-3 win over Philadelphia. 16 for the 12th time in 14 years. Colorado 3, New Jersey 0 Tampa Bay at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Associations of the United States is against California. 1995 — Chicago’s Michael Jordan 2014 — Chris Eversley scores 19 Buffalo 4, St. Louis 3, SO formed, with John C. Clark president. 1960 — Mach Herndon’s 26 points returns from his 17-month retire- points to help Cal Poly become the N.Y. Islanders 3, Minnesota 2, OT Ottawa at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 1950 — Babe Didrikson Zaharias leads Bradley to a 88-72 triumph ment. Wearing No. 45, he shoots first team in 59 years with 19 losses Vancouver 3, Dallas 2, SO Winnipeg at Anaheim, 10 p.m. shoots a record 298 and beats Clair over Providence for the NIT title. 7-of-28 from the field and scores 19 to win an NCAA Tournament game, Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 1, OT Doran by eight strokes to capture the Lenny Wilkens scores 25 points for points in the Bulls’ 103-96 overtime Thursday’s Games beating Texas Southern 81-69 on in Anaheim 3, Florida 2 U.S. Women’s Open. the Friars. loss at Indiana. Tampa Bay at Carolina, 7 p.m. Vegas 6, Edmonton 3 1950 — The Rochester Royals win 1966 — Texas Western, starting five 1998 — The U.S. women’s soccer the First Four. Monday’s Games Boston at New Jersey, 7 p.m. their 15th consecutive game, 97-66 black players, wins the NCAA basket- team sustains the worst loss in its 2015 — Lindsey Vonn wins the final Tampa Bay 4, Arizona 1 over the Baltimore Bullets to set an ball championship with a 72-65 13-year history, falling 4-1 to reigning super-G of the season and with it her Arizona at Florida, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. NBA record for consecutive victories upset of all-white Kentucky. World Cup champion Norway in the 19th crystal globe trophy — equaling Vegas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. to close a season. 1966 — BYU beats New York Univer- Algarve Cup. the record of Swedish great Ingemar Winnipeg at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Detroit at St. Louis, 8 p.m. 1955 — San Francisco wins the sity 97-84 for the NIT championship. 2006 — Tennessee’s Candace Park- Stenmark. Tuesday’s Games NCAA basketball championship with 1972 — The Association for Intercol- er is the first woman to dunk in an 2015 — R.J. Hunter’s 3-pointer with Pittsburgh at Carolina, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at Nashville, 8 p.m. a 77-63 victory over La Salle. legiate Athletics for Women holds its NCAA tournament game, jamming 2.7 seconds remaining caps a come- Montreal at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Colorado at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 1955 — Dick Ricketts and Si Green first basketball championship and one-handed on a breakaway 6:12 back from a 12-point deficit and lifts Detroit at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. combine for 56 points to lead Immaculata beats West Chester into the second-seeded Lady Vols’ Philadelphia at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 14th-seeded Georgia State over Boston vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Veter- Duquesne to a 70-58 triumph over State 52-48. 102-54 victory against an Army team ans Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m. Columbus at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Dayton in the NIT championship. 1972 — The Los Angeles Lakers that was making its NCAA tourna- third-seeded Baylor 57-56 in the NCAA Tournament. Washington at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa at Calgary, 9 p.m. 1956 — The Minneapolis Lakers beat the Golden State Warriors 162- ment debut. Colorado at Minnesota, 8 p.m. defeat the St. Louis Hawks 133-75 99 for the most lopsided victory in 2011 — Duke gives coach Mike 2015 — William Lee scores the last Winnipeg at Vegas, 10 p.m. Edmonton at St. Louis, 8 p.m. for the biggest rout in NBA playoff NBA history. Krzyzewski his 900th career victory, a four points for 14th-seeded UAB in Toronto at Nashville, 8 p.m. San Jose at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. history. 1994 — Hartford’s Brian Propp 73-71 win over Michigan, and the its 60-59 upset of Iowa State. 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Online relationship stalls over meeting in person Which is better? Do the arithmetic DEAR ABBY: I met a chocolate we shouldn’t be Carl Sandburg, who won and diamond ace. So, after really great guy online Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van eating in the first place. three Pulitzer Prizes, two for taking the club ace at trick eight months ago. He lives Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, While we’re not poor, we his poetry and one for his bi- one, South leads a low dia- in another country and we and was founded by her mother, sure could use the money ography of Abraham Lincoln, mond. West wins and plays a have been in a long-dis- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at she’s wasting on these sil- said, “Arithmetic is where the club to his partner’s king. East ly gifts. How do we tell her answer is right, and everything switches to the heart queen. tance relationship for the DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los last six months. We talk that it’s awkward for us to is nice, and you can look out Declarer wins, cashes the all the time, video chat Angeles, CA 90069. receive an expensive vacu- of the window and see the spade ace, plays a diamond frequently and have grown um when we need help blue sky — or the answer is to the ace, ruffs a diamond wrong, and you have to start high, crosses to the spade 10, very close. I have never cause of his condition. these “health problems” all with school tuition for our kids? Is it wrong for us to over, and try again and see ruffs another diamond high, clicked with anyone like I Meanwhile, I know how his life, one would think how it comes out this time.” plays a spade to the king and look a gift horse in the have with him, and I know much pain he is in. I see it there would be a NAME What does the arithmetic cashes the diamond eight. he feels the same. every time we chat, and I for the illness and a treat- mouth, or insensitive of recommend in this deal? What is the arithmetic? We are having a signifi- know how much it affects ment plan. Because he has her to flaunt her purchas- South is in four spades, and South needs trumps 2-2 or cant disagreement about him. It’s not going to scare neither, I question whether ing power while we’re West leads a low club. 3-1 and diamonds 3-3 or struggling? meeting in person. I’m me away. I just want to be his health is the reason he The auction was straight- 4-2, which is 76 percent — willing to travel to his there with him, to see if doesn’t want you to visit REGRETFULLY forward, even though three much better than relying on country. The expense, we work as well in person him. He may be in a rela- UNGRATEFUL no-trump would have been an the club finesse. The sums while not negligible, is as we seem to online. tionship or not as he has easy make. have spoken. within my means. Howev- I don’t want to add to his represented himself in DEAR REGRETFULLY: It looks obvious to take the club finesse at trick one. Here, er, he says he has some stress by insisting we some other way. What you I’m not going to label your serious ongoing health is- though, when it loses, East will meet, but I also don’t want need to do is move on. mother-in-law as insensi- sues and he wants to wait shift to the heart queen, and to spend months or years tive or you as ungrateful. I until they are resolved to the contract will fail. with my life on hold, wait- DEAR ABBY: My moth- do think the time has come meet. He has had them for er-in-law has the means to for you and her son to have Declarer could play to es- ing for a perfect time to much of his life, although buy almost anything she a frank talk with her and tablish dummy’s diamond meet. What should I do? suit, giving him six spades, they have gotten worse wants. She’s a shopper, a explain that, while you are one heart, one club and two during the time I have GAMER GIRL IN borderline hoarder, yet grateful for the gifts, you diamonds. known him. So far, there INDIANA very generous to her chil- could better use the money Assuming diamonds are has been no diagnosis or dren. She buys expensive she’s spending on them for 4-2, declarer needs three treatment plan. DEAR GAMER GIRL: and unwanted gifts for all help with her grandchil- dummy entries, two for dia- When I have asked, he When someone you meet her kids — satisfying her dren’s school tuition. If mond ruffs and one to return says I should be patient online is reluctant to meet shopping urges by getting that offends her, so be it, to the dummy to cash the and he doesn’t want our in person and interact us doubles of her latest but if she loves her grand- long diamond. Those must relationship to be about with you fully, there is usu- cooking gadget, vacuum children, I don’t think it be the spade king, spade 10 waiting to do things be- ally a reason. Having had cleaner or 10-pound box of should.

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LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CITY OF LYNN THE TRIAL COURT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT mortgage given by Jeanne Dillon to Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation, DIVORCE SUMMONS BY The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following a Subsidiary of Indy Mac Bank, F.S.B., dated August 23, 2006 and recorded in the PUBLICATION AND MAILING petition on Tuesday, April 2, 2019 at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26023, Page 284, of Essex Probate and Family Court which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: 36 Federal Street LOCUS: 164 BLOSSOM STREET, PARCEL NO. 067-745-034 - PETITIONER: Salem, MA 01970 PATRICK J. MCGRATH, BY HIS ATTORNEY PAUL R. KEATING (ZBA #9874) Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation to Mortgage Electronic Registration Docket No. ES18D1683DR Systems, Inc. as Nominee for Financial Freedom Acquisition, LLC, recorded on TO GRANT A USE VARIANCE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SIX (6) STORY SELF October 5, 2009, in Book No. 28973, at Page 503 Yolanda M. Womack Delacruz vs. Evelyn Delacruz STORAGE FACILITY WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED OPEN SPACE IN A WATERFRONT ZONE 1 DISTRICT. Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Nominee for Financial Freedom To the Defendant: Acquisition, LLC to CIT Bank, N.A., recorded on June 11, 2018, in Book No. The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court LOCUS: 37 PARROT STREET, PARCEL NO. 094-516-031 - PETITIONER: SANG THI 36776, at Page 491 grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown HUYNH, BY HER ATTORNEY SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA # 9875) allow plaintiff to resume the former name of Yolanda Womack CIT Bank, N.A. to Mortgage Assets Management, LLC, recorded on August 24, The Complaint is on file at the Court. TO PERMIT THE ALTERATION OF A PRE-EXISTING NON-CONFORMING TWO FAMILY 2018, in Book No. 36960, at Page 383 An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you DWELLING WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED AREA, FRONTAGE, RIGHT SIDE LINE from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status AND PARKING SPACES AND LOT COVERAGE IN EXCESS OF 30% TO A THREE Mortgage Assets Management, LLC to Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. FAMILY IN THE R-1 DISTRICT. N.A. as Trustee for Mortgage Assets Management Series I Trust, recorded on You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: October 10, 2018, in Book No. 37072, at Page 153 LOCUS: 48 SAUNDERS ROAD, PARCEL NO. 090-097-008 & 039 - PETITIONER: Yolanda M Womack Delacruz NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATES, INC. (ZBA #9876) for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, 416 E Main Street Street the same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on April 22, 2019, on the Springvale, ME 04083 TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING IN AN R-1 SINGLE mortgaged premises located at 7 Saunders Road, Lynnfield, Essex County, RESIDENCE DISTRICT WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED AREA (4,795 S.F.) AND Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, your answer, if any, on or before 04/03/2019. If you fail to do so, the court will LESS THAN THE REQUIRED FRONTAGE (52.31') AND PROPOSED PARKING WITHIN proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file FIVE (5) FEET OF THE LOT LINE. TO WIT: a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. The land and the buildings on Saunders Road, Lynnfield Center, Mass., the same WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Daniel Gisonno - Chairman being Lot No. 3 on plan of land entitled "Plan and Profile, Saunders Road, Date: February 8, 2019 Norman Cole - Vice Chairman Lynnfield Center, Mass.", dated may 27, 1957, Warren M. Mirick, Reg. Surveyor, Pamela Casey O'Brien Richard Wood - Clerk Sheet 1 of 2, recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book of Plans 90, Register of Probate Item: March 19, 26, 2019 Plan 5, bounded and described as follows: SOUTHWESTERLY by Saunders Road, one hundred twenty and 00/100 (120.00) feet; NORTHWESTERLY by Lot No. 4, Item: March 19, 2019 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS one hundred twenty-five and 00/100 (125.00) feet; NORTHEASTERLY by land now THE TRIAL COURT or formerly owned by Sidney T. Pike, one hundred twenty and 00/100 (120.00) Commonwealth of Massachusetts PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by Lot No. 2, one hundred twenty-five and 00/100 The Trial Court Docket No. ES19P0638EA (125.00) feet. Containing 15,000 square feet, more or less. Subject to easements Probate and Family Court INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE of record, if any, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. Together Docket No. ES17P2603EA with the right in common with others entitled thereto to use all the streets and CITATION ON PETITION FOR ORDER OF Estate of: ways, as approved and actually constructed, for all the purposes for which streets COMPLETE SETTLEMENT Philip T Burrill and ways are commonly used in said Lynnfield. Essex Probate and Family Court Date of Death: December 13, 2018 For title reference see Deed recorded at Book 7825, Page 557. 36 Federal Street Essex Division Salem, MA 01970 To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern (978) 744-1020 Petitioner Nicholas O Whorf of Lynn MA District) Registry of Deeds in Book 7825, Page 557. a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Estate of: These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Hope Elizabeth Oathout The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Date of Death: 08/19/2016 Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax A Petition for Order of Complete Settlement has been filed by: supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Debra Walsh of Vermillion SD the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, requesting that the court order a formal Decree of Complete Settlement including a from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, determination of testacy and heirs at law, a determination of heirs at law and other to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. such relief as may be requested in the Petition. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings IMPORTANT NOTICE and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal TERMS OF SALE: You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Item: March 19, 2019 will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The the return day of 04/22/2019. balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, TOWN OF SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections INVITATION FOR BID date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full SCHOOL BUS TRANSPORTATION within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage notice to you. shall control in the event of an error in this publication. BID #23-19 WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: March 12, 2019 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Sealed bids for furnishing SCHOOL BUS TRANPORTATION SERVICES for Saugus Pamela Casey O'Brien Public Schools students in the Town of Saugus will be received at the Purchasing Register of Probate BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TRUST COMPANY, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR MORTGAGE Item: March 19, 2019 Office in Saugus Town Hall 298 Central St. Saugus until 11:00AM on APRIL ASSETS MANAGEMENT SERIES I TRUST 25, 2019 at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read. Present holder of said mortgage All bids shall be submitted in one envelope, marked on the outside with the words "SCHOOL BUS TRANPSORTATION SERVICES BID #23-19" and returned to the By its Attorneys, Purchasing Office prior to the date and time set for opening. All Wage Rates are to HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Have something to sell? be paid in accordance with Massachusetts General Laws. 150 California St. A mandatory orientation for prospective bidders will be held on April 3, 2019 Newton, MA 02458 at 2:00 P.M. in the Saugus Public School Committee Room, 23 Main Street, (617)558-0500 We can help! Saugus, Massachusetts 01906. Proposals will only be accepted by those who 13208 are in attendance at the pre-proposal conference. Item: March 5, 12, 19, 2019 The Town of Saugus reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to accept any bid, or any portion of same, which is expedient and in the public interest. The Town of Saugus adheres to an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Program. Placing a help wanted ad is great for ﬁnding the skilled workers you need. Bonnie Tanner, Assistant Purchasing Manager Item: March 19, 2019 781-593-7700, ext.2

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By Kristen Gelineau and Juliet Williams ASSOCIATED PRESS CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — The white supremacist accused of gunning down 50 people at two mosques in New PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Zealand has dismissed his lawyer and opted to Rescue workers install a screen on the spot represent himself at trial, where a body was covered with a white blan- prompting the prime min- ket following a shooting in Utrecht, Nether- ister to declare Tuesday lands, Monday. that she would do everything in her power to deny him a platform for his rac- Gunman kills 3 on ist views. “I agree that it is absolutely something that we Dutch tram; mayor need to acknowledge, and do what we can to prevent the notoriety that this PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fears terrorism individual seeks,” Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern A mourner lights a candle during a vigil to commemorate victims of Fri- By Aleksander section in a residential told reporters. “He obvi- day’s shooting, outside the Al Noor mosque in Christchurch, New Zea- Furtula, neighborhood. The gun- ously had a range of rea- land, Monday. Mike Corder man was alleged to have sons for committing this and Raf Casert had an automatic weapon, atrocious terrorist attack. the fact that he left behind Ardern expressed frus- surances, ultimately the ASSOCIATED PRESS Grapperhaus said. Lifting his profile was one a convoluted 74-page man- tration that the video re- responsibility does sit “We assume a terror of them. And that’s some- UTRECHT, Netherlands ifesto before Friday’s mas- mained available online, with them.” motive,” Mayor Jan van thing that we can abso- — A gunman killed three sacre and livestreamed four days after the attack. Arden said she had re- Zanen said as police lutely deny him.” people and wounded five footage of his attack on “We have been in conceived “some communi- searched for the killer, Asked if she would like during a mid-morning the Al Noor mosque. tact with Facebook; they cation” from Facebook’s though he added that oth- the trial to occur behind tram ride Monday in the The video prompted have given us updates Chief Operating Officer er motives could not be closed doors, Ardern de- Dutch city of Utrecht, widespread revulsion and on their efforts to have it Sheryl Sandberg on the ruled out. murred, saying that was raising the specter of an- condemnation by lawmak- removed, but as I say, it’s issue. The prime minister In the aftermath of the not her decision to make. other extremist attack ers and members of the our view that it cannot has also spoken with Brit- shooting, Dutch authori- “One thing I can assure only days after the mur- public. Facebook said it re- — should not — be dis- ish Prime Minister There- ties put the Netherlands’ you — you won’t hear me derous rampage in New moved 1.5 million videos tributed, available, able sa May about the impor- fourth-largest city on lock- speak his name,” she said. Zealand. of the shootings during to be viewed,” she said. “It tance of a global effort to down, raised the threat The gunman’s desire for Authorities seized a the first 24 hours after the is horrendous and while clamp down on the distri- level in the area to the infamy was made clear by massacre. But on Tuesday, they’ve given us those as- bution of such material. Turkish-born suspect af- maximum of 5 and tight- ter a manhunt that con- ened security at airports vulsed the historic city of and key buildings in the France bans some yellow vest protests in Paris nearly 350,000 people for country. Police issued a most of the day. photo of a bearded Tanis egy to allow police forces As night set in, three By Sylvie Corbet aboard a tram in a blue and Angela Charlton to have a greater initia- victims lay in critical con- hooded top. ASSOCIATED PRESS tive on the ground to take dition, and the motive for “If it is a terror attack,” measures against rioters the bloodshed remained the prime minister de- PARIS — France’s prime and disperse crowds. He under investigation. clared, “then we have only minister announced a said police will use new Prime Minister Mark one answer: Our nation, ban Monday on yellow tools, including drones Rutte said authorities democracy, must be stron- vest protests along the and video surveillance, to were trying to determine ger than fanaticism and Champs-Elysees Avenue help preventing violence whether the attack had violence.” in Paris and in two other and send rioters to trial. “terror motives.” Heavily armed officers cities following riots on “When a protest has Justice Minister Ferd with dogs searched for Saturday that left luxu- been banned and its aim is Grapperhaus said the the killer, gathering at ry stores ransacked and to ransack and loot, all of suspect, identified asone point in front of an charred from arson fires. those who take part it in Gokmen Tanis, 37, was apartment building close Prime Minister Edouard and, in fact, protect looters, known to justice author- to the scene. However, the Philippe said the ban will encourage them or glorify ities and had a criminal suspect was later arrested apply for an unspecified PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS them online, are complicit record, but would not period in the neighbor- at another location in the Bystanders take snapshots of the burned out and will have to face the elaborate. Police said city. The threat level soon hoods that have been “the terrasse of the famed restaurant Le Fouquet’s consequences,” he said. they also detained anoth- returned to 4. most impacted” in the cit- on the Champs-Elysees the day after it was van- Philippe promised “noth- er man on suspicion of Police said a red Renault ies of Paris, Bordeaux and ing will change” for other dalized and set on fire during the 18th straight involvement but released compact car was carjacked Toulouse, where repeated peaceful, authorized pro- no details. shortly before the shoot- destruction has occurred weekend of demonstrations by the yellow vests, tests. The shooting came ing and later found across since the yellow vest pro- in Paris, France, Sunday. The surge in violence three days after 50 peo- town. test movement began in came as the 4-month-old ple were killed when an Local media said Tanis November. a repeat of Saturday’s vio- function” in French police yellow vest movement, immigrant-hating white had been charged sev- He also said Paris police lence, in which rioters set operations on Saturday, which is pressing for more supremacist opened fire eral times over the past chief Michel Delpuech will life-threatening fires, ran- rejecting “inappropriate” economic justice, has been at two mosques in Christ- years with offenses rang- be replaced this week by sacked luxury stores and orders given to security dwindling. Images of the church, New Zealand, ing from attempted man- prefect Didier Lallement. attacked police around the forces to use fewer rubber destruction on Saturday— during Friday prayers. slaughter to petty crime Philippe announced Champs-Elysees. Many of bullets following a contro- including from a bank fire There was no immediate in and around Utrecht. the measures following those high-end boutiques versy about the numerous that engulfed a residen- indication of any link be- Two weeks ago he was in a meeting with French remained closed on Mon- injuries they’ve caused at tial building and threat- tween the two events. court on charges of raping President Emmanuel Ma- day, some of them charred previous protests. ened the lives of a mother The Utrecht attack took of woman in 2017, news cron and top security offi- from arson fires set. Philippe also announced and child — could further place at a busy inter- reports said. cials that sought to avoid He acknowledged “dys- a shift in security strat- erode public support.

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By Stan Choe and Alex Veiga ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. stock indexes finished modestly higher Monday, extending the market’s solid gains from a rally last week. Energy companies FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS notched the biggest gains A worker walks past an engine on a Boeing 737 after the price of U.S. Max 8 airplane being built for American Air- crude oil closed above $59 lines at Boeing Co.’s Renton assembly plant in a barrel for the first time Renton, Wash. since November. Small- er company stocks fared better than the rest of the market. Justice Department Financial, consumer goods and technology probing development stocks accounted for much of the gains. Goldman Sachs rose 2.1 percent, Ad- of Boeing Max jets vance Auto Parts climbed 4.4 percent and Microsoft By Hope Yen eral is also looking into the added 1.4 percent. and Tom Krisher FAA’s approval of the Boe- Those gains outweighed FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS ing 737 Max, a U.S. official losses in communications Trader Michael Milano works on the floor of the New York Stock Ex- told AP. The official wasn’t and health care sector WASHINGTON — U.S. authorized to discuss the change. prosecutors are looking companies. Facebook slid matter publicly and spoke 3.3 percent and Boston into the development of on condition of anonymity. Traders were also look- The Russell 2000 index of rates. Boeing’s 737 Max jets, a Scientific dropped 5.6 per- The Wall Street Journal recent. ing ahead to the Federal smaller-company stocks “The expectations are person briefed on the mat- ported on the probe Sunday Reserve’s next interest picked up 10.39 points, or that the Fed won’t do any- ter revealed Monday, the Stocks were riding the said the inspector general momentum from last rate policy update on 0.7 percent, to 1,563.93. thing in the first half of same day French aviation was looking into the plane’s week, when the S&P 500 Wednesday. Major stock indexes in the year,” Stovall said. investigators concluded anti-stall system. It quotes resumed its torrid start to “In many ways, the mar- Europe finished mostly Some economists say there were “clear similar- unidentified people famil- the year following a brief, ket is in limbo,” said Sam higher. the Fed could release doc- ities” in the crash of an iar with both cases. five-day stumble. The in- Stovall, chief investment U.S. stocks have had a uments Wednesday that Ethiopian Airlines Max 8 The anti-stall system dex is back to within 3.5 strategist at CFRA. “And strong showing this year, would suggest one rate last week and a Lion Air may have been involved percent of its record high, in the meantime, (inves- with all the major indexes increase in 2019, or pos- jet in October. in the Oct. 29 crash of a set in September, after tors) are waiting for some showing a gain of at least sibly zero, after the Fed The Justice Department Lion Air jet off of Indone- clawing back all of its ter- sort of agreement on the 11 percent. raised rates four times in probe will examine the sia that killed 189 people. rifying drop from Decem- trade talks as well as the One key to the recent 2018 and three times in way Boeing was regulat- It’s also under scrutiny in ber. Fed.” rally has been the belief 2017. ed by the Federal Aviation the March 10 crash of an The market’s latest The S&P 500 gained that the Federal Reserve Perhaps more important Administration, said the Ethiopian Airlines jet that gains come as investors 10.46 points, or 0.4 per- will slow its pace of in- is what the Fed says about person, who asked not to killed 157. wait for a resolution of the cent, to 2,832.94. The creases for interest rates. its vast trove of bonds. The be identified because the The Transportation De- costly trade war between benchmark index is now The worry in December central bank bought tril- inquiry is not public. partment’s FAA regulates the U.S. and China. After up 13 percent for 2019 so was that the central bank lions of dollars of bonds af- A federal grand jury Chicago-based Boeing and several weeks of negoti- far, which is a bigger gain would raise rates too fast ter the 2008 financial cri- in Washington sent a is responsible for certi- ations, it’s not clear how than it’s had in four of the in the face of a slowing sis to keep interest rates subpoena to someone in- fying that planes can fly close the two sides are to last five full years. global economy and choke low and support markets, volved in the plane’s de- safely. an agreement. A meeting The Dow Jones Indus- off growth. The Fed will but it’s been slowly let- velopment seeking emails, The grand jury issued between President Donald trial Average rose 65.23 meet to discuss inter- ting some roll off as they messages and other com- its subpoena on March 11, Trump and Chinese lead- points, or 0.3 percent, to est-rate policy this week, mature. Investors want to munications, the person one day after the Ethopian er Xi Jinping to formalize 25,914.10. with an announcement know how much the Fed told The Associated Press. Airlines crash, according a deal might be pushed The Nasdaq compos- scheduled for Wednesday, will ultimately hold onto, The Transportation De- to the person who spoke to back to June, according to ite added 25.95 points, or but economists expect it and how long it will take partment’s inspector gen- The Associated Press. some news reports. 0.3 percent, to 7,714.48. to announce no change to to get there.

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